minute, but we begin with gary. good afternoon to you. prosecutors are hashing out what instructions the judge will give the jury before monday s closing arguments, those instructions will tell the jury what they need to consider for each of the charges and today as you mention, prosecutors are asking for lesser included offenses on some of the counts which would give jurors the option of finding kyle rittenhouse guilty of a lesser charge even if they don t believe prosecutors proved all of the elements needed for the primary charge, one example today prosecutors asked for the jury to be able to consider a second-degree reckless homicide charge for the shooting of joseph s rosenbaum with the the judge denied. they are going to say it was self-defense or they are not. we are talking about the defendant s mind in this regard. no, we are talking about how obvious was the danger, and i m still struggling with, what is the basis upon which the jury could acquit of the grea
massive bills across the finish line. a live report from the site of the president s appearance as you look there live shortly. we will discuss the president s problems both at home and abroad with republican senator tom cotton here in studio in a few minutes. correspondent rich edson starts us off with the very latest from the north lawn. good evening, rich. good evening, bret. senate democrats say they have reached a compromise corporate tax bill one they say would hit the top 200 hundreds of billions of dollars over the next next decade and helped save president biden special spending plan. we know that we are close to a deal being signed. and let mable explicitly clear, our footprint and fingerprint are on this deal. senior democrats from several congressional groups meet with president biden to shape a multitrillion dollars social spending plan. moderate democrats are also meeting with the president. i said mr. president, i don t know what happened this cannot ha
the northeast pushing hard for the plan which continues to undergo late changes. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off live tonight on the north lawn, good evening, jackie. good evening to you, bret. on his way to new jersey, to promote his plan, the president said that a deal could get done ahead of his foreign trip by the grace of god and with the goodwill of neighbors. but, he is putting hits foot on the gas with hopes can come together in just degree days. three days. these bills are not left vs. right or leading the world or continuing to let the world pass us by. president biden in new jersey spending plan still as democrats have not settled on proposed programs and ways to pay for it have fluff support to pass. the frenzy of activity up against the clock just days before the president meets with foreign leaders in italy and scotland where he hopes it have a legislative achievement in his back pocket. do you want a deal by the time you leave fo
alliance stronger. christopher wray testifies before the house judiciary committee. suspected to defend the bureau s words of potential political bias. directed the fbi to interfere in our investigation of hunter biden. impeding his ability. student progress stalled during the last school year. the average student would need an additional 4.1 months of instruction. kids were allowed to get bye bye doing less. that s back sliding. scary watching it happen because i didn t know how much higher it was going to go. catastrophic flooding rushing through vermont some areas seeing nine inches higher than ukraine irene. i don t know anymore. i don t know what to do. it is impacting parents willingness to want to take their kids. a welcome trend for visitors at disney park. crowds are thinning the july 4th weekend was one of the slowest in nearly a decade. with respect to our parents rights [inaudible] > brian: we begin this hour with a fox news alert. presi
his top military adviser says a hold on military promotions by one republican senator is having a negative impact not just on those officers but their families. air force chief of staff general charles q. brown is up for the chair chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. alabama republican senator tommy tuberville is blocking more than 250 military promotions over opposition to the pentagon s abortion policy. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin leads us off tonight with that from the pentagon. good evening, jennifer. good evening, bret. the pentagon said this months long standoff with the senator from alabama is now threatening readiness and benefiting russia and china. general c.q. brown is the president s pick to be the next chairman of the joint chiefs but his confirmation and that of 265 senior officers are being held up by one senator tommy tuberville of alabama. for the first time in 150 years, the marine corps is without a come dantd because of