Sandra plus would be to begin with President Biden saying the u. S. Will be donating 500 Million doses of the Pfizer Vaccine to low income countries. Hello and welcome, im Sandra Smith and New York and this is America Reports. John Im John Roberts in washington at any minute we expect the president to be speaking in st. Ives, england. He is on his first foreign trip as Commander In Chief and is expecting to meet with world leaders. Sandra back here at home its looking unlikely to get 70 of american adults vaccinated by July 4th will happen, according to the cdc. Just under 64 have so far received at least one dose. The one and the rush to vaccination, we got team coverage. In Fox News Contributor Miranda Devine will join us but first Correspondent Peter Doocy is traveling with the president and his live in cornwall, england, with us. Some of the latest video we have President Biden and the Prime Minister is coming out here in st. Ives. Its the same idea as the Atlantic Charter signed b
eight days until finally forces retook the position. yours is remarkable story, never be forgotten. also never forget the stories of american leaders, icons we ve lost recently. we shape our nation in ways that are hard to measure. i ve lost, like man of you, three good friends in the last month, general colin powell, child of immigrants, who grew up to be joint chairman of joint of staff, friend, who earned respect of americans and people for his leadership in uniform and out. and guy who became good friends when i was in and out of iraq as vice president and senator. general ray, multiple times in iraq and did so much to help get us where we are today and will always put the troops and his veterans first. it was an honor my son major biden served under his command at the time. my friend and colleague, united states senator max cleland, a triple amputee, knew cost of war more than anyone could know it and went on to champion dignity and care of wounded veterans throughout
defendant was a aggressor. john: let s recap what happened so far today. garrett tenney is standing by live outside of the courtroom in kenosha. john, the defense s request for a mistrial without presidents that was made yesterday has not come up in the trial today but judge bruce showed her has not made a ruling on that, so that is still on the table as we go forward. at the beginning of today s hearing he did tell everyone involved, one of the first things he said was, everyone be on their best behavior today. this comes as the defense calls with last three witnesses to the stand, the first being the use of force and video expert who testified that rittenhouse was kicked in the face just prior to shooting anthony huber. also testified about how quickly everything happened in the moments between when he was attacked and when shots were fired and in the second shooting, how quick the reaction was from when he was hit in the head come up to the shots hitting anthony huber.
we pushed for that. we wanted that. we will we think the labeling is very important. we are also confirmed book what we are all stashed what we are also concerned about is we do not have a public education campaign. there are banner ads and social media telling youth not to use this product and that it is damaging to developing brains. colorado and, i might add, washington state has not quite opened their stores yet and they already have that campaign going. we have 340 stores your. we just haven t gotten a rolling it. guest: we will take a call from sam in iowa. caller: i am glad they are protecting juveniles from this. my problem is the 18 to 21-year-olds. they can hold a gun and fight for our country at 18 years old. but they are not allowed to smoke a plant because they are still considered children. we have had the edible marijuana in california for years. we don t have any of those crazy things you re talking about where people kill themselves over it. host:. i wi
clinton has cause for concern. let s get too it. first from the fox news deck, it could be one final shot for some of donald trump s rivals to put up or shut up. voters across five states tomorrow have a chance to nearly guarantee that nobody else can win the g.o.p. nomination. and at the same time they can send some of donald trump s competition packing. at stake tomorrow, more than a quarter of the delegates needed to win the nomination. the primaries are in florida, illinois, missouri, north carolina, and ohio, and the polls suggest it s ohio where donald trump is the most vulnerable. a survey from quinnipiac university shows him in a dead heat with ohio s governor, john kashich. the governor says he will drop out if he doesn t carry his state. a similar for marco rubio in florida, where analysts say a loss could be a campaign killer. if the latest mon mouth university poll is right rubio s cause is hopeless. it shows the trump lead in florida has doubled. now topping ru