terry anderson is free. he was the last of the american hostages held by pro-iranian terrorists in beirut, lebanon. in the beginning of the 90s terrorism was thought to be done. people likely to use terrorism to achieve political objectives were dead, in jail or part of the peace process. a syrian delegation is in washington today, ready to meet with israel to talk about middle east peace. we thought the 90s would be a time of peace. not only was the cold war over, we had won. we have before us the opportunity to forge a new world order, a world where the rule of law governs the conduct of nations. the world was changing, and it was an exciting time for those who really viewed america as the nation that would embrace globalization. but there were many people who didn t like that changing america. in maples, idaho about 40 miles from the canadian border federal marshals are surrounding a cabin, where a fugitive white supremacist named randy weaver is holed
steve: thank you very much, carley. it is 6:00 in new york city. this is wednesday, june 19th, 2024. welcome to fox & friends. the white house doubling down on claims of cheap fakes. never heard of those until this week. and flattering manipulations of biden videos but the president isn t helping his case much as he appears to fumble over the name of his own dhs secretary. listen to this. thanks to all the members of congress and homeland security secretary -going to get i m not sure going to go away. all kidding asides. steve: huh? ainsley: fox weather alert heat waves ramping up across america with sweltering heat warnings janice is tracking the temps. brian: school board banning cell phones and social media use during the school day. a board member who proposed the board member. while he says the entire country might follow their lead. steve: fox & friends starts right now and remember mornings are better with friends. so we begin with this, illegal
manager, respectively. we are waiting to hear from the lawyers. but we can tell you at this point, the president is off to west virginia to continue doing what he does. as president of the united states, a town in economic recovery. we will leave it up to that. the five is not. welcome to the five. we are covering three breaking new stories this out. guilty of 8 of 18 counts in his child. have major developers with michael cohen. president trump s lawyer reaching a plea deal. in a news conference in iowa after missing college student mollie tibbetts has been found. we will bring you there live as soon as heavens. we will head to chief national correspondent ed henry for latest on the cohen plea deal. first, live in alexandria, virginia, for the verdict of paul manafort. just in the last 45 or 60
seconds, we watch as kathleen mena fort, all metal parts wife exits surrounded by cameras and reporters asking how she thinks and how she feels. she did not respond. now we wait for
The department of justice and the fbi would find their guy and they would prosecute him. it isn t that that wasn t essential, that strategy. it just meant that we weren t perceiving the threat as something bigger. this is the new face of terror, osama bin laden, the 39-year-old renegade son of a saudi billionaire, an islamic fundamentalist, elusive, mysterious. his academic training was in economics and public administration. he brought the sensibilities of a businessman to terrorism when he creates al qaeda. call it terror inc. private jets, swiss bank accounts. he gives orders via the net. when it comes to issues like motive, money, network, he is one of the few in the world who has all the various components. bin laden, who had been a de facto ally of the united states during the soviet invasion of afghanistan in the 1980s, turned on the united states.
To make an emergency landing in denver. the airlines ceo speaking out today. we had one of the worst displays of unruly behavior we t investigation says a flight attendant accidentally bumped into a passenger and apologized soon after the man walked to the back of the plane and punched the flight attendant twice in the face. i did see her walk back down the aisle afterwards she had blood on the outside of her mask. reporter: passengers say this was the man involved, handcuffed by police on the ground. this type of behavior has to stop and the best deterrent is aggressive criminal prosecution. reporter: according to the faa, there have been nearly 5,000 reports of bad behavior on flights this year. many were related to mask mandates, but not all. only 216 have led to law enforcement cases. crimes in the air are the fbi s jurisdiction do you think there has been enough prosecution of these incidents? there have not been