good morning, everyone. glad you re with us. ooip poppy harlow in new york. there s a lot of news to get to this morning. here are five things to know for this thursday. at moment, hundreds of americans could cross the border out of gaza and into egypt one day after the rafah crossing opening. israel striking the largest refugee camp for the second day in a row. president biden now saying we need a pause in order to get the prisoners out of the war zone. overnight republicans going after one of their own taking to the senate flor and slamming senator tommy tuberville as he continues to hold up the m military appointments. donald trump jr. rirning to the stand today followed by his brother as the $250 million civil fraud trial continues. a much-needed win for a community in mourning. the high school football team from lewiston, maine, beating their rivals with a roster of celebrities cheering them on. cnn this morning starts right now. this is a live look at the ra
we hear from those families right here. ian pannell on the ground for us. here in the u.s., the cornell student now charged tonight with threatening to kill jewish college students on campus. what he warned he would do. his plan for the kosher dining hall. pierre thomas with new reporting. former president trump s son don jr. taking the stand in the civil trial in new york city. pressed on what he knew, and how he answered. aaron katersky standing by at the courthouse. that deadly pileup in the ice and snow on i-80 north of pittsburgh. multiple cars and trucks involved, with the deep freeze again tonight. from texas up to new york. and rob marciano timing it out. the major fire we re watching outside los angeles. fire and smoke threatening 2,000 homes. evacuation orders for thousands. new reporting tonight, what we ve now learned about that delta pilot who allegedly pulled a gun on the cap tatain mid-fli what he was so angry about, and why he threatened to shoot the
second term agenda. we have great common sense and a lot of smart people in this room in the lobby of that love our country beyond just about all else. john: a big afternoon we are back, hello i am john roberts in washington. this is one of those thursdays, sandra. we have a lot of energy from the news. sandra: you have to keep watching you never know. i m sandra smith in new york this is america reports great to be with you, john. president biden back on the world stage with his foreign policy agenda in full focus but also marking the first time he is facing reporters since his son became a convicted felon. sandra: mike john: fox team coverage starting now martha maccallum with analysis. sandra: but starting with peter doocy on the white house north one of the president s remarks, peter. white house officials with all this talk about ukraine at g7 they want the world to know they have given ukraine the okay to use u.s. weapons against russian targets inside r
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Another state based on a conviction they could be barred from voting. they they could be barred from serving on a jury there s an important civil rights lesson here. millions of people, literally million, several million are barred from voting in the united states, on account of felony convictions, you can be barred from holding public office, which is interesting, and getting certain licenses if the former president wishes to, i don t know, be a real estate broker or something. i don t know if that s the case. the big one federal law prohibits felons from owning firearms. i understand the former president has had a concealed carry license in the past, but federalize it is right now. if you have a felony conviction, that is a bar, unbelievable. of course, they complication does not say that he cannot be the president or run for office, which for a lot of people has been very illuminating to think about this seems counter-intuitive, but indeed is the constitution. elliot williams. tha