plus, the white house will face questions later this hour on the state of negotiations to avoid default. welcome back as america reports rolls into a second hour. i m john roberts. good to spend another 60 minutes with you. gillian: the first 60 went by quickly. first, a new story. john: get ready for a hectic start to the summer travel season. aaa is anticipating this weekend could be the busiest at airports since 2005, and that is already prompting fears of a potential catastrophic meltdown. gillian: sounds like a great summer to stay hope. forbes writing get ready for a hellish season of air travel. they continue to struggle with staffing shortages in the wake of the pandemic. john: pete buttigieg is not 100% confident things will work. airlines are indicating they have made big gains in terms of pilots, but not fully recovered depending which airline, mechanics is a pinch point. still a lot of pressure on the system but less, probably less of a constraint than
administration they stopped construction of the wall, ended remain in mexico and put back catch and release. day three of the hearings. secretary mayorkas, has he done his job to protect the american people? i do not believe he has. he is focused on the processing and ignored border security. the nation is increasingly comfortable, comfortable with accepting weakness. john: begin on capitol hill, lawmakers are squaring off at the house hearing on the border crisis. among those testifying, a mother with a heartbreaking plea after her daughter was brutally murdered and the suspect was in the country illegally. hello, i m john roberts in washington. good to spend tuesday with you. gillian: nice to be with you, i m in for sandra smith. this is america reports. and kayla hamilton, 20 years old, suspected ms-13 gang member broke into her home, assaulted her, then strangled her to death. this before taking off with her cell phone and about $6 in cash. john: her mothe
indictment. bryan, how are the next 24 hours going to play out? yeah, gillian, good afternoon. obviously once the former president arrives here in new york city, he ll spend the night at his residence. and tomorrow morning around 11:00 a.m., his motorcade will come about 11. and we expect him to get his fingerprint, perhaps mug shot taken. at that point we don t expect him to be handcuffed but expect him to make his way down a hallway into a courtroom on the 15th floor. there will be a video camera in the hallway, we ll see that. trump will enter for a 2:15 arraignment, we expect it to last about 15 to 30 minutes. trump will be read his charges, presumably, going to plead not guilty and released on his own recognizance. then fly home to florida, he s set to speak about 8:15 p.m. in mar-a-lago. as far as security, new york city mayor eric adams said no credible threats to the city at this time. the city is prepared and he s not really that concerned about tomorrow. there wil
military sites multiple times and then transmitted information back to beijing in realtime. gillian: the million question now is just what type of information did it collect? the pentagon tells fox news it was limited intelligence value, whatever that means. we expect to learn more when the briefing begins shortly. the government has been studying the wreckage since it was shot down two months ago. i m gillian turner in for sandra smith. general milley gave an update over the weekend. my analysis of china, at least their military and perhaps others have come to some sort of conclusion that war with the united states is inevitable. i think that s a very dangerous thing. i don t think war is inevitable or imminent but we need to be pragmatic going forward. gillian: his message, tone down the rhetoric. john: brace yourself, gas prices may be on the way up. it s a fox news alert. gas prices could be climbing just in time for summer travel. that s the warning coming out to
And more peace of mind. consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement plan. take charge of your health care today. just use this.or this to call unitedhealthcare about an aarp medicare supplement plan. john: top of the hour, fox news alert, breaking news out of the commonwealth of virginia. a federal court has just ruled against a group of parents who claim that the admissions policy at the top public high school in the nation discriminates against asian-americans. that s thomas jefferson high school in fairfax county, a case we have been following for months. we have got those details coming up in moments.