and the idea with those public hearings might look like? well, they will be a combination of exhibits, staff testimony. and outside witnesses. that s kind of a combination. will any of those outside witnesses be people who have testified some of them will be people [inaudible] and i think their testimony will be on point as to whether this investigation will [inaudible] some of them will be people we have not heard from before. their testimony will be on point as to why the testimony is so important. that s a chairman of the january 6th investigation, confirming to reporters tonight, confirming how investigators are going to tell us, tell the public, what they have found. and to start the evening, they will start june 9th, we believe. we don t know exactly what the format will be or the length of these hearings, how they will do it, but they are planning, at least initially, on having eight hearings. we think they are all going to happen during the calendar month
retaliation. in a speech to legislators, he vowed counterstrikes on any nation that threatens russia. thee did not specify what those counterstrikes would be nor what might constitute a threat. but in poland and bulgaria, russia has shut off their pipelines for national gas. both countries failed to pay for deliveries in rubles as required. the west is interpreting it as retaliation for western support of ukraine defenses. bulgaria will get help from greece as it looks for long-term alternatives. german leaders predicting their country could be next, assured germans they could survive a cut-off at least through this coming winter. in eastern ukraine, russia is making measured ground advancements. they amass troops and weaponry to push a new front line in the donbas. this is a major departure from russia s initial invasion back in february when swift advances of tanks and convoys were thwarted by ukrainian defenses. and in mariupol, the city council said they have found a th
welcome to the show, everyone. it is 9:00 a.m. here in lviv, ukraine, and there is a flurry of diplomatic meetings today to push for peace yet again as russia ramp up strikes on ukraine. now, in the coming hours, u.n. secretary-general will be meeting russian president vladimir putin. the meeting in moscow. they ll be having a working lunch with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov. and in germany secretary-general lloyd austin will be holding a meeting on usually at ramstein air because. nato secretary-general ian stole enberg is expected to be there as well. this coming after austin and u.s. secretary of state antony blinken met ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in kyiv and that happened on sunday. they re the highest-level u.s. officials to have traveled to ukraine since the russian invasion began. they had very strong words for moscow after their visit. have a listen. we want to see russia weakened to a degree that it can t do the kinds of things that it has don
for a missing texas national guard member at the southern border. officials recovering the body of 22-year-old bishop evans who went into the rio grande river on friday morning to try to save two illegal immigrants before disappearing under the water. john roberts in washington. good to be back with you again. sandra: great to have you back. this is america reports. two migrants who evans tried to help are believed to be drug smugglers. they are now in federal custody. it comes as illegal border crossings break records ahead of the biden administration plans to lift title 42. john: a group of house republican lawmakers at the border in southern texas urging the president not to move forward with that plan. and that is where we find bill, live in eagle pass, texas. bill, we combekt to hear from those republican lawmakers next hour. two minutes ago, greg abbott released a statement that state authorities have recovered the body of the missing national guard soldier. we
next month, but some are saying 3/4 points about a month after that. what to make of this when all of a sudden things were looking fine when it came to companies and how much money they re making, but now realizing the real threat of inflation that could put a serious dent in that. welcome. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. let s get to the bottom of stocks going down, rates going up and a combination that could last awhile. this is the fourth straight down week for the markets. susan li has more. susan? that s right, neil. the biggest drop for the dow jones industrials this month, a four-week slide. for the broader u.s. stock market and wall street is really concerned that aggressive federal reserve action might push and tilt the u.s. economy in to recession. meantime, you have corporate results showing you companies are struggling when it comes to inflation and voicing their concern over the global economy and whether or not there s any growth this year. the gap felt