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climbing all day as those rescue crews pull more bodies out of the rubble in gaza city. you asked how officials are responding. i ve been asking the israeli military all day, what was the target here? what were you aiming for? a short while ago they came back to me with a statement. i will read part of that to you. they said they were targeting underground military infrastructure belonging to the hamas terror organization. the undergrournd military facilities collapsed causing foundation of the civilian houses above them to collapse as well, leading to unintended causalities. i should say nbc news has not independently verified those claims about an underground military facility. even if this was a legitimate military target, the question under international law, does its military significance outweigh this massive civilian we now have more than 50 children killed in gaza in the last all right, guys, we re having some trouble. well, we re hearing a little bit. all ....
what are you? do people ask you that sometimes? yeah. but i would just say american, asian and i guess just jewish. what are you made up of? black and white people. i say like american. i m like mixed. is it ever hard? do you feel like you have to choose one side over the other? no. i don t think that is real. like we don t really have to do that. it s it s probably not much different from being just like one race. i don t really know. those are all good answers. this is mattie and saki. and they shouldn t feel bad because the adults don t know what to make of this race thing either. race has confounded the united states since the united states invented it. and get ready because around 2045, for the first time, this country will have more black, indigenous and people of color than just plain old white folks. but what does that mean? to quote my young friends, i don t really know. every now and again, a year comes up on the calendar that sparks the na ....
floor, the spaceship has moved upstairs. will is waiving it in we have carley shimkus. carley: hello. so good to be with you. i think i have been on with both of you guys in boxes. now we are on the couch together. a little far. a rope i want to be pulling. pete: a lot of pillows in between us. a. will: a lot of pillows and safe distance. here we are in studio and on the couch back together with you. you got the pillow straightened out. carley: this the first time on fox & friends weekend is up here on the mezzanine level. pete: correct. pete: little known fact i spent six months up here by myself on the couch at the beginning of all of this. and then will joined me and we were downstairs for six months and now we are here with you. carley: guess where janice is? pete: where? carley: she is at the preakness. we will check in with her because the big horse race is today. good morning, janice, what s going on? love the hat. janice: thank you, christine moore, of course, ....
supreme court just agreed to review an abortion ban that violates nearly 50 years of supreme court precedent and is a test case to overturn roe v. wade. the mississippi law under review described as pure gaslighting by a judge and to legal scholars the very decision to take up the case in many ways speaks volumes about the focus of the conservative dominated court. from florida state university law professor ziegler in today s the washington post it is impossible to overstate what a big deal this decision is. the immediate threat to roe is very real but adds if the court stops short this case alone jeopardizes reproductive rights saying if the decides r court decides to uphold the abortion law it is not clear whether the court will impose any limit on abortion bans. this is where we start today. former u.s. senator and contributor claire maccaskill and casey barlow an attorney and host of words matter and errin haynes. claire, you and i co sort of talked the way thr ....
nobody knows what happened except for him and garrett. what was the truth, hidden here on this tropical paradise? it was an assassination, a hit, no question. it was august, hot in coral gables. the air was short sticking thick as night fell. the small debris pushed the palms. and the artificial pool of attorney john sutton house was a party already known early. it was susan sutton s birthday attending their son, his girlfriend, and john s law partner. melissa, off to college in north florida couldn t be there. so she found her mother to say she missed her. were you too close? extremely. that s my best friend. i will ask how old your mom was? 57? no, you can t put that on! she was a nice 45, let s leave it at that. the guests left, the law partner went home, the son christopher and his girlfriend went out to a movie. john settled into watch tv in the master bedroom. susan in another bedroom, talk on the phone with a close friend. quiet and ....