a potential recession. begin with tragedy at the southern border. a series of new and deadly human smuggling attempts, comes as the supreme court issued a major immigration ruling in favor of the biden administration. hello, welcome, everyone. sandra smith in new york. mike: i m mike in for john roberts. a warning, images might be disturbing for some viewers. at least four migrants were killed in a crash in laredo, texas as they were being pursued by authorities. just one of several recent developments on the border putting a spotlight on president biden s lack of progress on securing the border. the supreme court also ruling earlier today that the biden administration can end the trump era remain in mexico policy, policy had for some asylum seekers to wait south of the border as their cases make their way through u.s. immigration courts. sandra: we have complete coverage to kick things off. texas congressman chip roy on how the court s ruling remain in mexico could esc
dana: dramatic scene as israeli forces strike hundreds of military targets across gaza stepping up attacks to help reduce the danger for ground troops. i m dana perino. bill: i m bill hemmer. good morning at home. israel s military pounding gaza as ground forces mobilize along the border expanding by the hour. we mentioned this a moment ago. a second convoy of trucks filled with humanitarian aid has been allowed to enter gaza entering from the egypt crossing called rafah. meanwhile israel is facing rocket and mortar attacks from inside. dana: fox team coverage with all the latest developments. trey yengst along the gaza border. let s begin with greg palkot in northern israel near the border with lebanon. good morning, greg. you have the border about a mile away. so far it has been a quiet day but just in the last 20 minutes we saw an heard what we believe to be was a hezbollah missile coming over that mountain behind us and then the blast of an iron dome israeli defen
[shouting] their agenda is not oh free palestinian but wipe out israel and the jewish people. we ve seen jewish students attacked on campuses, literally attacked. it s not free speech. this is incitement for murder. bill: you have all watched this together with us. hate speech and violence that appears to have no end. today, however, jewish people around the world facing that since october 7th jewish americans will say enough as they gather in washington for the march for israel. a big part of our coverage today and throughout the afternoon. good morning, i m bill hemmer. dana: good morning, happy birthday. it is bill s birthday. i m dana perino. this is america s newsroom. one of the things there will be a lot of some diversity not just jewish americans and christian community coming out strongly today. i have friends going from connecticut a ranged buses. they didn t show up. they got in the car pools and heading down there now. we ll have updates all day. the
vaccine shots in the first 100 days, being met today. the biden foreign policy challenge on front and center, after a testy day one of first biden talks with china. the american chinese trading insults, the same day a sneering back and forth from the russian president to team biden. this morning the president stressing what you might call a wait and see approach to both of these global challenges. what s your reaction to china last night? very proud of the secretary of state. are you going to take vladimir putin up on his offer to talk live with you? i m sure we ll talk at some point. have you on russia, sir? that will come in time. up first, though for us today a game changing move in america s covid back to school debate. the centers for disease control last hour changing its classroom safety guidelines. the cdc says three feet of separation is safe, cutting in half the current recommendation to keep students six feet apart. masks are still required but the
Friday. happy fourth of july to you and have a great weekend. thank you, dana. bill: americans are going to be taking to the skies in record numbers this fourth of july holiday. after a week of cancellations and delays aaa projecting 4.1 million travelers this coming weekend. the question now are the airlines ready for it? casey stiegel live in dallas, how is it looking out there? so far things looking pretty good here. tsa says today will be the busiest of all of the days with this holiday travel stretch. estimated to screen about 2.8 million passengers and that s just today. overall passenger traffic up 11% last year compared to the previous fourth of july holiday. in fact, aaa estimates we ll surpass an all-time record previously set in july of 2019 when 3.9 million flew. carriers responding by adding