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[the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] pete: there is your national anthem with america s best friend because it is national dog day. sorry, pete. pete: i love it though i will declare as wonderful as dogs are, they can be painful. anita: what about they are super well-groomed, those dogs. will: did you send a picture of your dog in? anita: i will do it in a different segment. it is official dog day for the next four hours. will: i still have some time which were you both asked to send a picture? pete: yes. i don t have one. anita: it is a lot about you. will: i don t think dogs can be patriots which they don t know what country they are in. anita: have no loyalty to anybody. will: they don t know what country they are in. but cats can be traders. i send pete a video of a police officer who said let me tell you the difference between cats and dogs. sometimes we enter our house and someone will have died and they have been in the house for quite so ....
schools are allowed to keep a child s sexuality a secret from their parents. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the breaking information on this. kevin good evening. reporter: evening trace. three monmouth county new jersey districts are being sued by the state of new jersey for passing versions of policy requiring teachers to inform parents if a student is seeking a transgender accommodation, such as using a new pronoun or bathroom. today was the first time the state publicly argued its case against the middletown, marlboro and manalapan englishtown school districts, districts whose leaders agree that the aim here, trace, is to strike a balance between care for the children and the rights of parents. i don t think that our policy is discriminatory in any way. i think we carefully crafted it to be compassionate and to actually attend to the needs of our district. reporter: meanwhile a spokesperson for the office of the attorney genera ....
mosel and indictment of the u.s. president of a kind of take you there alive, these are strange days indeed. both the current and former president under special counsel investigation of taking classified documents. today, former president trump was on a golf course oreo today in new jersey, and he also shoop his legal team after learning that he will face charges in miami and they were grand juries remember in d.c. and in miami, and there s a suggestion that they were not expecting this to be centered in miami. but now there is a whole lot of things that we need to talk about around the meaning of that and what that will look like. more on all of the cinema met with congressman michael waltz, constitutional attorney jonathan jonathan turley, former fbi attorney, and former deputy assistant attorney general john year, so they have a great write up as we wait for jack smith at the podium here for any minute. first lucas tomlinson as we get this underway. hello lucas. he ....
hearings on capitol hill where lawmakers are probing whether or not the fbi and doj have politicized justice to attack american civil liberties. this is falling under that brand-new subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government, ohio republican jim jordan. welcome back as america reports rolls into hour two. i m sandra smith in new york. john: sandra, good to be with you. as we watch our colleague, jonathan turley on the stand. two of the witnesses are senators leading investigations into the biden family business dealings. david spunt has been watching the opening statements. he is live ste justice department now. david, what are you seeing? senator ron johnson has paid close attention not only to the department of justice but the fbi. he noted in his testimony, john and sandra, he wrote more than 50 letters to the fbi and doj and said few of them were answered adequately, many were not even responded to. this is a hearing as you mentioned for a new ....
house. surprised to learn there were any government records taken there to that office. he sees it serious very seriously when it comes to taking classified documents and information. i m not going to go beyond what the president laid out. he does not know what s in them. i would refer you to the white house counsel s office. we want to respect the process and so that s what i m going to do, i m going to refer you to the department of justice. and welcome back as america reports rolls into hour two on this friday afternoon, i m sandra smith. john: i m john roberts. seems to be a contradiction between what the president said and did, that he takes classified documents seriously, but they were in a garage next to his corvette. reporters are more frustrated as the press secretary dodges question after question after question, you get it, on the matter. sandra: and we heard it over again, the press secretary defers all the questions to the department of justic ....