largely divided along party lines. i supported roe v wade, it is a rational position to take and i continue to support it. we are askin: continue to support it. we are asking the continue to support it. we are asking the supreme continue to support it. we are asking the supreme court - continue to support it. we are asking the supreme court of. continue to support it. we are i asking the supreme court of the united asking the supreme court of the united states to overturn roe v wade and restart united states to overturn roe v wade and restart the sanctity of life to the centre and restart the sanctity of life to the centre of american law. scientists are racing to get more information about the omicron variant of coronavirus. lots of elements of this to tell you about today. let s start with this from the world health organisation. it s very early days in terms of our understanding of this variant, and again, we are grateful for the information that s coming in dail
hear why in her own words. thanks for joining me this hour. two canadian men detained in china and only a few hours from being back on canadian soil. these two men on the left and businessmen michael were suddenly taken from their chinese prison cells and taken back to china. senior executive was flying out of china on a private jet. leaving her problems with the u.s. on hold and yet beijing continues to suggest they are not related. the sheer speed of everything that unfolded caught everything by surprise. causing relief not just for the families but with canadian officials. it was untenable that they could have orchestrated a deal with u.s. authorities by which she would return to china even though she was under detention. she had an ankle bracelet and living in a multimillion airport. that she would be released but the two michaels would be left in china at times including harsh conditions like solitary or harsh conditions. justin trudeau made the announcement. these
the police officer involved in the death of the teenager on tuesday, has been charged with voluntary homocide. let s get the latest now from paris and speak to our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan. rajani? well, it was another night as ou sa rajani? well, it was another night as you say of rajani? well, it was another night as you say of violence. rajani? well, it was another night as you say of violence. not - rajani? well, it was another night as you say of violence. notjust i as you say of violence. notjust here in paris but across the country. there was extensive damage and looting, fires and a large number of arrests as a consequence. more than 1300 people were arrested officials say. in fact despite the fact that the number of arrests have gone up, the authorities said that the violence had lessened compared with the previous night when the violence had taken place. it didn t just happen here in paris, but across the country, and my colleague has been reporting fro
he s charged with rape and murder. the suspect, was ordered to leave the country by an immigration judge two years ago. the migrant telling police he tied up the teens, gagged them with cloth, according to prosecutors, he says, at first he was nervous, but then got comfortable and even recorded this attack. they enter the u.s. illegally, were caught, allowed to stay, and now a 12-year-old texas girl is dead. we also heard more about indications that jocelyn fought back against her attackers. that is just some of the reporting on a string of brutal crimes across the country allegedly at the hands of illegal immigrants. as we await a briefing from homeland security security chief alejandro mayorkas this hour fox news is confirming news on a manhunt for suspects smuggled into the u.s. by an isis-linked terror group. hello. welcome, everyone. i m sandra smith in new york. there s a lot happening right now. get to have you here today. there is. i m bret baier in in for