you can get a blue check and pretend to be a lot of people. frazier talk to you teresa, thanks for eliminating the dangers we gotta be on the lookout for six. thanks for having me on, take care. top of the hour leavitt stories the man accused of killing four students at the university of idaho standing silent at his arraignment reaction i had from s steve gonzales, and republican virginia governor gleyoungkin reportedly taking a look at 2024 just weeks after he said he had no plan to run we look at the republican field voters are saying and what could it be that will change inside plus, wild scene after two teens are killed in a car crash the chaos that followed and how all this ended in both stories throughout the hour. but first the border crisis front and center on capitol hill and house hearing getting underway right now as lawmakers dig deeper into all the harm caused by president biden s open border policies. welcome to a brand-new hour america s newsroom, i m dana
those migrants then being bussed to different cities in the u.s. we have fox team coverage with lucas tomlinson outside the white house and cb cotton in new york city. but let s start off the hour with bill melugin live along the border in brownsville, texas, good afternoon, bill. breaking news right now, multiple cbp arrested afghan national in the fbi terror watch list after he crossed illegally. he was arrested in ote mesa inland san diego county, with a group of migrants, once border patrol took them into custody, ran fingerprints and he was a match to the terror watch list. i m told the fbi was then notified. they confirmed the match and they are now leading the investigation. congressman darrell issa s office represent that is area and confirmed with their local cbp contact and they have given me a statement responding to this, says in part, biden s open borders aren t just a gateway to 5 million illegal, drug trafficking and deadliest drug crisis in history, biden s
russian plant. john: 51 former intel officers signed on to the letter, saying it was the earmarks of russian disinformation. sandra: and 52, the man asked to sign but said no. dan hoffman knows a thing or two about russian tactics, joining us new at 2:00. john: welcome back as america reports rolls into a second hour. we have made it to friday, sandra. sandra: we have indeed, john. great to be with you. i m sandra smith in new york. welcome, everyone. plus, parents showing up and speaking out in california. they are letting boys that identify as girls change in the locker room. sandra: a school district s transgender policy reportedly leading to this schoolyard brawl. those details this hour. john: president biden promising to finish the job during his 2024 re-election bid, but as the polls show, americans wonder what finishing the job actually entails. sandra: leaning hard on president s first term accomplishments to get voters on their side so fox news d
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Alisa Hopf, a University Idaho student staff member with Housing and Residence Life, colors in a portion of an Earth Day poster at the group’s booth during the Earth Jam