emphasizing the west had nothing to do with the russian revolt. matthew chance is inside russia tonight amid this seismic shift. he s there. reporter: this is the last time we saw the wagner leader, departing the russian city he had essentially taken over on the weekend, amid cheers from supporters. [ cheers and applause ]. reporter: now yevgeny prigozhin is speaking out for the first time since agreeing to call off the armed rebellion that shook the correkremlin to core n. an 1minute recording, prigozhin denies aiming to challenge the russian president. translator: the purpose of the march was to prevent the destruction of wagner and the prosecution of those who made a huge number of mistakes in the course of the special military operation due to their unprofessional actions. society demanded this, and all the soldiers who saw us supported us. reporter: on russian state television damage control is already in full swing after a weekend of mayhem. prigozhin s armed re
roof completely torn apart while children were inside. luckily no one was hurt. the governor declaring storm disaster emergencies for several counties, no deaths or injuries reported so far but the flood warnings are still in effect for some areas. on to another fox news alert, we are now learning that a u.s. navy detection system heard the titan submersible implosion on sunday and told rescuers immediately. you re watching fox and friends first on this friday morning. i m carley shimkus. and i m ashley strohmier in for todd piro. loved ones speaking out about the five explorers who lost their lives in that stripling i did with some of them questioning why it took the company so long to alert authorities that the sub was lost in the first place. marianne rafferty has the very latest. marianne good morning. good morning carley and ashley. a senior navy official says an implosion was detected on sunday, us navy detected an anomaly consistent with an implosion or explosi
including at the end of this hour, the kind of story that everybody in washington is dreaming about this summer. as you know, the town fills up with insurance in the summer. we are going to have a senate candidate joining us at the end of the hour, who began her career as an intern in the senator s office. the senator who she is trying to replace, that senator is going to be leaving the senate and she is going to maybe be the next senator, and that s the dream in washington. to go to senator. as someone who started his career as an intern in washington, i m looking forward to that. you have a great show my friend. it s a great story. thank you. we have breaking news tonight in jack smith s investigation, special prosecutor s investigation of donald trump s possible illegal possession of government documents. the department of justice has made its first discovery delivery of information to the trump team. and that discovery that has been delivered to the trump defense team
the special reports that we do sometimes around here. this one is about what we call the just comply lie from some republicans, as well as sean hannity. we re going to show you how it has been shredded by recent events. how sean hannity s standard was failed by none other than donald trump himself. how it fits in with civil rights in our country. by the end of the hour, to end the week, we have a saturday night live alum with us as well. our top story is the kind of news that sometimes comes at the end of the week about the january 6th coup. it s about our democracy. it s about the man who already got donald trump arraigned, special counsel jack smith. people are taking everything he does as seriously as possible these days. indeed, one thing that you can find agreement on from sort of doj veterans and allies of the justice department, if you want to put it that way, and donald trump s team and world, they all think jack smith means business. they are all watching everyth
robot arriving at the search zone for the missing titanic submersible. the mission to find the five people on board critical juncture as experts warn the air supply may run thought a matter of minutes. todd piro joins us with the latest. todd: the coast guard is leading the international effort to find the five passengers on board who to your point are expected to run out of oxygen just minutes from now at 7:08 eastern time that literally is seven minutes from right now. officials are unsure if those reported under water banging noises are a sign of life. we don t know what they re. it s inconclusive. the important pieces we are searching in the area where the noises were detected. todd: the search now expanded to over 2.5 miles below the surface with more vessels and special equipment joining. in crews also surveys over 14,000 square miles twice the size of the state of kentucky cut. we are learning more about the history of ocean gates expedition with reports one pass