tomorrow morning, 10:00 a.m. eastern for special coverage? the president biden speech from normandy erin burnett, outfront starts right now for our next trump targets the courts. he s back on the campaign trail and roofing into the justice department. and tonight, president biden pushing back plus officers who defended the capital on january 6 booed by republican lawmakers and pennsylvania others reportedly turning their backs on the men. one officer who was heckled is my guest and a blueprint for murder prosecutors revealing chilling notes from the suspected gilgo beach serial killer is he s charged with two more murders let s go out front good evening. i m briana keeler in for erin burnett outfront tonight. trump on a tear, the former president back on the campaign trail. it s his first event since he was found guilty on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment made to an adult film star right before the 2016 election. and trump
securing peace amid two major current international conflicts were following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here. cnn news central right now, the jury and hunter biden s federal gun trial continues to hear testimony from a key witness. prosecutors just called the police officer who it s responded to a report that hunter biden s gun had been thrown away in a grocery store dumpster in 2018 before that, hallie biden, who was bo biden s widow, who then dated hunter biden after beau s death testified for hours describing how she found and got rid of the gun. she also went into detail about her own drug use while she was dating hunter biden, cnn s paula reid is outside of the federal courthouse in delaware paul catches up what s the latest here it s been quite a day here in wilmington. hallie biden just got off the witness stand and she has been by far the most significant witness for the prosecution because she was able to share her observat
president biden s message at normandy today freedom isn t free and democracy is not guaranteed. the lead starts right now world leaders take the stage marking 80 years to the de since d-day. but it is the current conflicts that are top of mind, ukraine s war with russia israel s war with hamas, both entering new territory today, one of president biden s top advisers, admiral john kirby we will join us from france plus steve bannon ordered to report to prison by july 1. bots donald trump s former chief strategist thinks he can fight this with time i m on the clock for an appeal all victory to maga. we re going to win this. we re going to win at the supreme court. and more importantly, we re going to win on november speaking of election day, now, less than five months out is the entire republican party ready to fall in line behind donald trump? i ll ask virginia governor glenn youngkin s, who will be here on the lead? welcome to the lead, i m, jake tapper today, world leaders
sanity with cortisone tan fur bug bites, poison an iv and other honoring their sacrifice while attempting to safeguard peace for the future. president biden in france commemorating the 80th anniversary of d-day, while potentially critical moments loom in the middle east and ukraine. and new charges for a suspect it did serial killer prosecutors charging rex heuermann in the deaths of two more women. but the latest development could change the police timeline of the murders expanding it by nearly two decades 40,000 man, those were the days, right? the market is on a losing streak and some people are pulling their money out. we re going to ask the financial expert, you should do the same we re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central it is, the top of the hour and we re tracking the latest developments in gaza where an israeli airstrike killed dozens of people and injured a number of others at a school run by the unit
card witness. has already revised his initial testimony in the president s dealings with ukraine. sondland has arrived and will be before the committee in a moment. late yesterday we had a hearing that lasted deep into the night. we ll see how far we go today. welcome back to continuing coverage on the fox news channel. i m bill hemmer. good morning, bill. i m sandra smith. lawmakers are expected to double down on a phone call with the president. team fox coverage back with us now. chris wallace, bret baier, martha maccallum and bret baier. we ll be with you guys throughout the entire day. ken, we have an oping statement from gordon sondland. there are a lot of skipped areas in 23 pages. opening statement will last at
least 10 minutes. from what you ve been able to glean off of this, in a quick speed read what do you see as critical for sondland? right. it looks as if there may be a bombshell or two in this. that s what we re looking for. let s see what he says. he could revis