tape, of course, everybody remembers the early years of morning joe when you and mika at times had to duct tape me to the chair. we did. on an occasion or two, everything worked out okay. it didn t interrupt you. while we were doing it, you were still going. kept talking. we have the white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire and we have catty kay. something happened last night, like a haley s comet. the red sox won a game last night. i saw it. when tampa bay spotted us 19 runs going into the ninth inning it was hard not to blow it but we gave it the 6-1-7 chance. didn t we? blind squirrel finds an acorn once in a while joe and we were able to get the win. we needed all 20 wins in the ninth we gave up more and more and more. we needed 20, they scored 7 or 8, i guess we missed the extra point. let s be clear here, joe. these are dark times for the boston red sox. this is bad. the surging new york yankees today playing in iowa, the fi
to the bodega on a saturday afternoon when they got caught in the middle of this horrible scene. you can see in the freeze, the little girl puts her body around her brother and covers him to keep him safe. the bullets miraculously. feels like there had to be some intervention in this moment, save the two children. the man on the ground was wounded. the shooter fled the scene. the young lady that saved her brother, she covered him up. i had an opportunity to visit them saturday and talk to the family. they re going through a difficult time. they understand how close they could have been to losing their children. i m not sure what it takes to get the key of the city but i nominate her. martha: what do parents do after that in terms of letting their kids go out. a man is dead. his wife is wounded. the villains dragged them out of their card and shot them after the puerto rican day parade in chicago. so tomi lahren and geraldo rivera are watching this. it s a disgusting trend
and a burned cargo ship near th sri lankan coast and will cause an environmental disaster. at the site of one of the bloodiest chapters in u.s. history, president joe biden has done what none of his predecessors have done before. he is the first sitting u.s. president to pay tribute in person to the victims of the tulsa race massacre. one of the worst acts of racial violence in american history. tulsa s greenwood district encompassed 35 blocks of entirely black owned businesses. and became known as black wall street. on may 31st, 1921, tension neighboring white residents boiled over and neighborhood was burned to the ground. president biden said literal hell was unleashed. during the night, into the morning, the mob terrorized greenwood, tortures and guns and shooting at will. a mob tieded a black man by the waist to the back of their truck with his head banging along the pavement as they drove off. a murdered black family draped over the fence of their home outside. and
money into minority communities. peter ducey starts us off tonight. good evening. today president biden used the greenwood vict of tulsa as an example of the kind of place where federal help never came in and matched the need after thousands of black americans were left homeless and hundreds were left dead. but he s now promising to change that. i come here to help fill the silence because in silence wounds deepen. to help heal president biden wants to use taxpayer dollars to make it easier for minorities to get mortgages and small business loans. the white house explains the federal government is the largest consumer of goods in the world buying everything from software to elevator services to financial and asset management. federal procurement is one of our most powerful tools to advance equity and build wealth in underserved communities but critics argue this is the wrong approach. when we re talking about making more grants available for small and disadvantaged bu
of america reports with the summit between washington and moscow, president biden has now arrived in geneva, ahead of me face-to-face with russian president vladimir putin. separate tomorrow, hello, i am john roberts live in geneva where the sailboats are out, and in the background, this is america reports. sandra: i love it, john, we did that beautiful bump shot so crisp and clean, you can see it in just a little bit off, we take it and as we see the american flag flying there, i am sandra smith in new york, months of russian aggression for the u.s. president, trying to go up for the challenge as he prepares for his one-on-one with his russian counterpart. even reportedly recruiting former trump officials to help prepare him. but critics are worried the president will not be able to get through to the kremlin after seeming to praise them yesterday, john. john: we have fox team coverage to kick off the program today. retired four-star general jack keane will join us in