that now former worker is a 68-year-old woman police say the shoplifters fought back, punching her in the face repeatedly. now she s got a black eye and no job after 13 years with the retailer. lowe s said she violated company policy. it is not the only store that is scanning workers who try to do the right thing. rex no, no, no. seriously get out. get out. get out. lululemon and georgette fired two employees who chased out some polluters and called police last month fox news senior correspondent jon jonathan seris live in the lancet with the top story. jonathan? hi arthel legal experts say this is part of a growing trend, retailers trying to protect themselves against costly lawsuits when employees intervene and things go wrong. there is danger to the would-be thief and they may not be a thief which could create both a liability at a pretty embarrassing situation for the retailer. and there is the possibility could break out into something for other guests or custome
in texas, new calls for biden administration to step in over reports of what s being called inhumane treatment of migrants at the southern border. we ll speak with former texas congressman beto o rourke, who s demanding the government step in and take action. and messi madness in miami. the soccer star lionel messi is about to play his debut game for inter miami. we begin with sad news about an american icon, tony bennett, one of the most beloved and recognized voices in american popular music history died this morning at the age of 96, less than two weeks before his 97th birthday. in a career that spanned 07 years, bennett received 20 grammy awards, two emmy awards, he twice made music industry history as the oldest performer to have a number one album on the billboard top 200 albums when he was 85 and again when he was 88. at the age of 95, he held his last public concert alongside his friend and musical collaborator lady gaga. the cause of death has not been named. he
know? who told them? that s what the trump team is trying to find out. tonight, kaitlan collins joins us for her latest reporting. also tonight, justice department investigating what they called, quote, troubling reports on the texas border authorities allegedly pushing migrants back into the rio grande and denying them water. we ll have a live report from the southern border, and later, new details about what motivated the u.s. army private to race across the dmz and into north korea. good evening, thank you for joining us. a lot to get to tonight. we begin with behind the scenes drama unfolding as the former president faces a possible second federal indictment in as many months. the grand jury, hearing the evidence in this case that is expected to meet tomorrow. and an indictment, if there is, one could come anytime after that. sources tell cnn that the 2020 election case appears to be bigger than trump s legal team may have been expecting, in part because of the wide scope
the summer of severe weather continues. and russia launching new strikes, is vladimir putin trying to weaponize wheat prices. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. good morning, we begin with this, the grand jury in the special counsel s election interference probe is expected to meet today as team trump scrambles to learn whether there is more to the investigation than they know. their concerned that possible charges listed in the letter to the former president suggest that he plans to prosecute a bigger case than they expected. kristin holmes has more from bridgewater, new jersey. reporter: i spent the day on the phone talking to trump s lawyers and all told me that they were trying to figure out if there was any sort of evidence or witnesses that they didn t know about in this case particularly that would boost up jack smet s case. a lot of this has to do with the target letter and those potential charges. i m told when they saw the potentia
smith has informed him he s now the target of a wide-ranging january 6th investigation. did trump know he lost the election and still sent supporters to the capitol that day? was he involved in attempts leading up to january 6th to overturn an election he knew he lost? tonight, trump confirming the letter saying such a letter, quote, almost always means an arrest and indictment. jonathan karl standing by with late reporting when this could all happen. also tonight, the major news involving a u.s. army soldier now being detained in north korea. the pentagon tonight confirming to abc news, the soldier willingly crossed the dmz on his own. our chief foreign correspondent ian pannell reporting. here in the u.s., the deadly heat, and now all-time records being set from phoenix to el paso to miami. what they re seeing and the water temperatures off florida and why they re so concerning. this is also being seen across europe. the raging fires in greece, searing triple-digit temp