witness. our congressional correspondent ryan nobles is joining us from capitol hill. ryan, as far as we know, former pence chief of staff mark short is the highest profile witness to tv in the criminal investigation. what can you tell us? that s exactly right, wolf. mark short is among the people that has the most insight into what was happening on january 6th and in the time leading up to january 6th and specifically the pressure campaign on his former boss vice president mike pence and what this all shows is that that criminal investigation won by the department of justice is expanding at the same time the january 6th select committee s work is far from done. the january 6th select committee is far from done. the committee will be in order. reporter: planning hearings for september and promising their august will be spent expanding an already sprawling investigation. we anticipate talking to additional members of the president s cabinet. we anticipate talking to ad
it s fingerprints, fikeer, blood of the perpetrator. i don t see a murder suicide. they were pictured a few hours before happy and healthy and i found out a late night twitch video reveals two of them out getting snacks at a food truck just a couple of hours before all four were murdered. all four from rural areas, two of them grew up together. life-long friends. no animosities. fill, fear is happening over the country because of no arrest. ainsley: i bet you re right. i bet it was while they were sleeping, yeah, because it would be hard to do that to four people. yeah. ainsley: casey anthony, the special is revealing that she s blaming her dad. your thoughts? tell me something new. they tried that at the trial with casey anthony taking her stand and her attorney as a bias actually suggested that the baby, kaley, accidently drowned
in the pool. now we re hearing a completely different story because the mom saying she didn t accidently drowned. i can t tell you what was happening there. i was there but i don t know. she also goes on and you never should do when you re lying to have a long exaggerated story. she says that george anthony called her for the next 30 days telling her how to behave and what to do. i find it hard to believe he told her to put on a push up bra and dance on a stripper pole while her daughter was missing. ainsley: nancy, thank you for coming on. you are great. we ll see you soon, nancy. coming up, fox news alert. big development in the deadly missile strike in poland yesterday and where it might have come from. congressman dan crenshaw breaks down the latest in russia s war on ukraine.
going to raise interest rates again at this week s meeting and investors are betting a rate hike of the same amount. we haven t seen anything like that in back to back meetings in recent history. at least not since the fed introduced a target range in the late 1980s. for families, this means higher borrowing cost, credit cards, car loans and of course, mortgages. mortgage rates have basically doubled from a year ago and that means that for many families, they re going to be priced out of the housing market because people can t afford the borrowing costs. the problem here is that the more the fed does to try to cool off inflation, the greater the risk that it accidently slows the economy into a recession. this is not going to be easy, wolf. you re absolutely right. appreciate it very, very much. coming up, a key development on the war on ukraine as the country tries to resume critical grain experts. we re going live to the scene when we come back.
they hit the house where we were staying, she says. we were buried in the cellar. the rescuers took us out of the wreckage. her dad didn t emerge. now in a an orphan. she started to walk to try and find safety in chaos. and then, another explosion from a mine. my friends saw something on the ground, she says. she hit it accidently with her boot. military came after the explosion and took us to a hospital. we were bleeding. in some ways her journey was just beginning. in the chaos she was picked up by soldier she says spoke russian and brought to a russian held area. i was taken there at night. they took shrapnel out of me. out of my ear. i screamed and cried a lot. it was shortly after this happened that she learned about and reported the story. russia paraded it on state tv.