You to those ready to step out crime in the big apple, fox and friends first starts right now. Todd: i think brian, our audience guy is playing jonasrelated songs when getting ready and another jonas song, you gotta for jonas? how cute i they. And really really talented. Imagine that sense of smell. Good morning, you re watching fox and friends first this thursday morning. Todd: president biden returning to the us after his summit with russian president putin. They discussed a variety of topics including china, nuclear weapons and cyberattacks. Griff jenkins has a nose for the news, he joins us with more, stepping a reporter after the summit. Good morning, todd and jillian. After 3 hours of talks the two leaders emerged holding dueling press conferences offering regional respect for each other but announcing no progress on resolving major disagreements, with the proliferation of cyberattacks front and center president biden dancing around the issue of real retribution. How would you fe
Decide whether to indict trump executives, the business or the former president himself. It s a process that could take months. As trump and his allies have noted, it s led by a democrat. The manhattan district attorney vance. To help us make sense of the new potential legal troubles for former president trump we have pete williams, hallie jackson, stuck around for us, and i want to bring in chuck rosenberg. Chuck a former u. S. Attorney, senior fbi official. He is now an msnbc contributor and host of a fantastic podcast. Mr. Williams, let s start with you. Walk us through what we know about this grand jury and how a process like this typically works. Okay. It will be a short walk, because we don t know a lot about this, because grand juries are secret. That s what prosecutors use. Chuck can explain this better than i can. What we believe is the case here is that after using an existing grand jury to get subpoenas for last two years, now the d. A. s office is empaneling a special gran
Drone in rio grande valley. Border control officials are overwhelmed trying to keep up with the influx of migrants, getting help from volunteers. William longiness is live in the area with more. Reporter: we are basically on private ranch land. This is a popular smuggling route. Thousands of migrants are crossing the rio grande river on a daily basis. Some get caught, some don t. This is a popular smuggling route. Ranch owners have seen a steady increase in migration since february, they ve are fences cut, property vandalized. There s a group that has a network of trail cameras that are maintained and monitored realtime by the border patrol and texas dps. They show large groups and individuals in the deep brush trying to avoid detection. What they re really trying to avoid is the checkpoint, which is about two miles from where i am. What happens is the smugglers drop off the migrants south of the checkpoint and they cut in to the east or the west and they cut the fences and come up the
rebuttal flipping that narrative. you were told, for example, that mr. floyd died that mr. floyd died because his heart was too big. you heard that testimony. the reason george floyd is dead is because mr. chauvin s heart was too small. as jury deliberations play out, the nation is bracing for the possibility of unrest. law enforcement agencies in minneapolis and in other cities around the country are preparing for any violence that could be sparked by the outcome of the trial. this as lawmakers are facing renewed pressure to act finally on police reform in some sort of bipartisan compromise. cnn s josh campbell is in minneapolis and will be in the courtroom today. josh, we don t know how many days the jury will deliberate. they ll start later this morning. tell us how things will play out. i think it s important first for those who may not have served on a jury to understand just how personality driven this process is. think about it. you have 12 members of the publi
welcome, everyone. donald trump may have been acquitted of inciting to violence at the u.s. capitol last month, but political fallout from the former u.s. presidents second impeachment trial will likely be long- lasting. that is especially true for the republican party after seven gop senators broke away saturday to vote with democrats to convict . one of those senators, bill cassidy of louisiana, has already been censured by his state s republican party. it is clear trump still has massive influence on his base and his party, so the question for republicans is how far can they come away from his final days in office? if you did i know better, you would think mcconnell had voted for conviction. president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of that day, question about a. the divisions on capitol hill and across the country for that matter our stock . house speaker nancy pelosi said trump s acquittal will be remembered as one of the most