chris: and senator marco rubio, who opposes trying trump again. then. be one of the greatest operational challenges our nation has ever undertaken. chris: president biden unveils a national strategy to increase vaccine distribution and covid relief efforts. we will talk with dr. rochelle walensky, the new director of the cdc, about the president s plan for beating the virus. plus, we will ask our sunday panel about the challenges a biden administration faces in its first 100 days. and our power player of the week, bryan cranston of breaking bad was quote fame. we reflect on his rise from working actor to leading man. all right now now on fox news sunday. chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. opening arguments in the senate impeachment trial of donald trump will begin in two weeks, the delay part of a deal struck by senate leaders allowing time for mr. trump s legal team to prepare a defense. time also for the senate to confirm some of president bi
about that with phil flynn, also higher right now. also right now, the house is trying to push through a new bill that will send $2,000 stimulus checks to americans in need of relief from the pandemic. something president trump wanted to see, remember. we will have up to the minute details coming out of capitol hill today. they are back in session after a brief holiday break. meanwhile, americans are flocking to stores to offload that ugly christmas sweater or maybe just an ugly sweater that you got. we are going to show you how brick and mortar and online retailers are actually handling the massive returns that are always expected this time of year. we are also going to introduce you to the company that makes sure your cell phone is charged as you wait in line at the mall. the charge it spot ceo is here. that s a fox business exclusive. plus the coronavirus is playing havoc with the rental market. the ceo of the national apartment association here to tell us when he
develop a coronavirus vaccine. one of the first human trials showing signs of potential. this is a promising, encouraging, first step. what the doctor leading that trial is telling us this morning. demanding answers. congressional leaders set to be briefed on intelligence that russia paid to have u.s. troops killed. and from moscow, breaking news overnight, as the power play by vladimir putin could keep him in office for 16 more years. back to work? today s monthly jobs report smashing expectations. the u.s. economy adding nearly 5 million jobs in june. the unemployment rate falling to 11%. with restaurants and businesses can it last? wet wedding. a couple taking photos for their big day in california washed out to sea by a large wave. inside the dramatic rescue straight ahead. those stories, plus, batter up! the boys of summer return to the field. our firsthand look at what the teams are doing to bring back baseball. today, thursday, july 2nd, 2020. announcer: fr
summerland. it comes after an airstrike that killed in ukrainian general last week. reporter: we heard that fifth teen missiles were fired. 10 were here and 1500 u.s. and allied forces. one reportedly landed in their area in northern iraq there is no report of casualties and the pentagon is discussing the damage. this video from iraq tv. they sent more than a dozen ballistic missiles were fired. the iranian revolutionary guards said this is a retaliation for last friday from the u.s. drone attack that killed general solemani. i rounds response came as they held a funeral and burial service for the general. they called it self-defense and we do not seek escalation or war but we will defend ourselves. in a tweet he said all is well, missiles launched from iran and also from two military bases in iraq. so far, so good. the president and his advisers said that killing an accurate forecast from the bay area s weather authority, that is the power of 2 was necessary. they were
uranium enrichment. what can expect from the administration? we heard from secretary of state .omp pao pompeo i would expect more tough talk this week but president trump is disinclined to intervene militarily a broad. there was a lot of talk recently about pompeo beating the war drum. we have heard less about john bolton lately. president trump has been warning iran but at the same time saying it doesn t look good. i imagine we will hear him telling it iran to knock it off. something to cut this short. in your national journal piece at the end of last week, lots going on. foreign policy, defense dominate the senate. on iran you talked about senators rand paul introducing in thee in terms of iran national defense authorization act, that the senate will begin to take up this week. it is the defense spending bill that congress considers and it is supposed to get a vote, procedural vote this week. on the full house floor, it passed out of committee a month or so ago. w