Not to enter the us illegally, part of her plan to address the crisis on america s doorstep. The not so sweet reaction to the faceless cookies handed out on air force 2. Fox and friends first starts right now. I was off yesterday and got an opportunity to watch fox and friends in the 4 hour discussion about this ferris wheel and the fact that it was not moving for 12 hours. Brian says we might be the only place on earth it shows a ferris wheel that is into moving. Fox and friends first does it as well. You are watching fox and friends first on tuesday morning. Laura: it is still a pretty cool event. Progressives terran to vice president kamala harris after she was migrants against coming to the us. More on the vice president s visit to mexico today. Today is the second full day of the vice president s first foreign trip days before the biden administration did not have a clear enough message for migrants which led to an influx of us border and allow coyotes to take advantage of migrant
that trump is expected to surrender on thursday or friday. he and 18 codefendants are charged with plotting to subvert the 2020 election results in georgia. local officials have said they will treat the former president like any other defendant. sources tell cnn that trump s team has been in contact with the district attorney s office about the conditions and logistics for his surrender. cnn s ryan young has our report. reporter: we continue to try and get a sense of what s next as we continue to watch developments. that s after trump and 18 others were indicted on monday. from a security standpoint, we know there s been heightened watch and security outside the courthouse and the jail. in fact, you can no longer just drive up to the jail where the former president is expected to turn himself in. two deputies sit at the end of the driveway, limiting access. we ve also learned the secret service has visited the fulton county jail to work with sheriff s department officials t
this tuesday i m ana cabrera. it is 10:00 eastern. we re here in new york and right now we re tracking calls for justice in kansas city after a 16-year-old was shot in the head after ringing the wrong doorbell 84-year-old andrew lester is the white homeowner now facing two felony charges for shooting ralph yarl police say there was a racial component to the shooting, but haven t provided details and an arrest warrant has been issued but lester is still not in custody. this morning, the 16-year-old s mother described his injuries. he had the bullet in the up here for about, let s say, up to 12 hours before it was taken out. also this morning, a rejected appeal a moscow court has ruled against evan gerstovitz. he will be detained in prison until he goes on trial next month on espionage charges the u.s. government calling the entire process a sham. the charges against evan are baseless and we call on the russian federation to immediately release him. and one of the mos
a goal nor some sort of accomplishment that he was looking for in sharing these documents. of course, there s some anti-government sentiment. howard: it s a dilemma, why would journalists blow the whistle on a leaker disclosing classified secrets, which is a crime, when they d eagerly accept such material which is not a crime? if the media agree with an i agenda such as when daniel ellsberg leaked the pentagon papers, they turned him into a hero. one crucial difference here, the top secret material wasn t given to a news outlet which could be held accountable, but mosted posted on social media where anyone could see it. so who, exactly, is responsible? more on this ahead with veteran national security reporter glenn greenwald. i m howard kurtz and this is mediabuzz. howard: ron desan us the just signed a 6-week ban on abortion in florida tweeting out a single picture after 11:00 at night. the governor s quiet move came as a ruling by a federal judge in texas again put
change across the company, including here at cnn. and i m sad that i won t be here to cover it. but since this is our final episode, we re going to do something today. this is a special hour and it s about change. it s about change all across the media world. what s changing? what might change? and what must never change about the accountability function of journalism. i love this show. this small but mighty show punched above its weight for so many years. even a former president commented on the cancellation. reliable sources has been a one of a kind show, and a popular show. this is one of cnn s highest rated weekend shows. so i want to say thank you to all of you watching around the world. i was lucky to be a part of it for nine years. but it began 30 years ago after the gulf war. so here s what the iconic former cnn ceo tom johnson said on facebook when he heard the show was canceled. he said it was founded by ted turner and leaders of cnn who felt deeply that media org