House on their crimefighting strategy. What does the president think is a deterrent to committing a crime? there has been an increase in violent crime over the last 18 months, not just the last few months. There is an initial set of actions the president has announced to date to address gun violence. Back in april. We believe a central driver of violence is gun violence and the use of guns. We are seeing it in a lot of areas. We need to insure state and local governments keep cops on the beat. Supporting community policing. Harris: washington post with this dire headline warning as homicides sore nationwide mayors see few options for regaining control. Three democrat mayors not optimistic. The mayor of savannah said this. We have done almost all we can do. Austin texas mayor says the tools for fighting back are limited without state and federal help. And cleveland s mayor with this warning. It is going to get worse. In chicago alone there were 38 shootings last weekend. Eight people ki
Away the store but it was a little awkward. Sean: a little awkward. Sippy cup is having a problem, north korea knows, china knows it. Laura: all right you already have an hour, love you, hannity. I am laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. Tonight raymond or arroyo joins us with a live report from mcallen, texas, after a busy 24 hours on the ground there. He is basically going where kamala harris won t go on the border. Wisconsin senator ron johnson s youtube page suspended after he promoted hydro clock sikora quinn. Hydro clock sikora quinn. But first the european giveaway and that is the focus of tonight s angle. Now after kamala harris disastrous trip, you can see why the media are desperate to switch topics so her avoidance of the border reflect so badly on the administration that the only way they can turn the page is to feature biden appearing strong, and command and eager to reengage with europe. There was one little problem though, joe biden. Libya, we should be openin
johnson has submitted data from the fda requesting authorization for a booster shot of its covid vaccine. we ll discuss what that could mean for the fight against the virus. we begin with what is happening on capitol hill. any moment, members of congress will get their first opportunity to question frances haugen, the facebook whistle-blower who went public on sunday during an interview with 60 minutes. haugen has called steps facebook took after the 2020 election a, quote, betrayal of democracy. haugen s testimony comes less than 24 hours after facebook faced another crisis, when its site along with several of its apps were knocked offline around the world for hours. by monday night, facebook sites returned online, but no explanation as to what happened has been given. joining me now is capitol hill news correspondent leann caldwell and jacob ward in menlo park, california. leann, i want to start with you. we ve received an early look at haugen s opening statement. what
hospital in a brazen ambush back in custody tonight. but while they were on the run, police say they may have killed two people. what we re learning. also tonight, the blockbuster lawsuit. the justice department accusing apple of having an illegal smartphone monopoly. what it could mean for your iphone. the new ntsb report on an american airlines plane running off the runway in dallas. the error investigators say caused the brakes to fail. the u.s. turning up the pressure on israel, calling for an immediate ceasefire and the release of all hostages held in gaza. back-to-back spring storms bringing snow from the midwest to the northeast. the stunning news involving baseball superstar shohei ohtani. his interpreter suddenly fired. the allegations of massive theft and illegal gambling. the medical milestone. for the first time ever, the kidney from a pig transplanted into a human. and a powerful new memorial. reclaiming a site with a painful past. the emotional journ
we have a critical bow to fund the government happening in the next hour. and lawmakers to avoid a partial shutdown by midnight? time is running out for donald trump, new details on his scramble to find $64 million as authority teams threaten to seize his real estate. we begin with breaking news out of the united nations this morning. the un security council voted against a us-led resolution, calling for an immediate cease- fire in gaza, with vetoes from russia and china. this was the first time that the u.s. had backed you and calls for cease-fires in the war. it comes with the secretary of state in israel meeting with prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and the war cabinet. as tensions remain high between the israeli premise from the white house. fragile diplomacy as israel sustains its days long assault on the hospital in gaza. ralph sanchez joins us now. we have the former deputy director secretary of state. what is the response to the united nations boat? we have not