control. paul: thank you that's it for this week's show thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot hope to see you right here next week. >> well there are new calls and proposals to get a handle on this southern border. it is a group much republican senators get a first hand look at the situation for themselves. the 19 person delegation touring facility for unaccompany migrant children, did that in border city as surge of illegal crossings continue. they're told they are overwhelming resources and later on in our program we'll hear from a rancher himself who owns a ranch on border he will give us an update on the situation he faces. hello everyone welcome to brand new hour of fox news live, our eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hello everyone i'm arthel neville their visit comes amid a partisan divide on how

responding to situation the southern border this as health and human services says, more than 18,000 migrant children are now in u.s. custody. >> you can see a stream of mostly kids, and very young adults. some infants going into two staging areas under an interstate. under a road port of entry because there's so many people coming in with that welcome sign that biden put out there and shuttering down that trump was doing that was working before. it's a mess. arthel: live to southern border right now, stey steve is live there in michigan, texas. >> came down to border to see things with their own eyes they patrolled in foot and state police gun boats an visited facility in donna a holding facility that gotten negative

conditions of overcrowding late afternoon they held a fiery press conference sharply critical of of the conditions they are held in and here's senator cruz. >> this is inhumane, it is wrong and it is the direct consequence of policy decisions by biden administration to stop building the wall to refer to catch and release and to end the stay in mexico policy. >> one of the main goals is to get unaccompany minors out of those facilities into more humane hhs facilities which are designed for children but even when that happens, when they are moved out inland they are still problems here is a texas congresswoman on what she saw at a facility for unaccompany minors in dallas. >> don't have enough food they don't have enough water kids are showering once a week now sending them out either by bus or sending them by plane to other places around country but the biden administration has no

plan. reporter: and numbers keep going up unaccompany minors in past month of february 9,00061% higher than month previously if you ga back one year almost triple number of unaccompany minors now coming in at average of 500 a day. eric arthel back to you. arthel: steve i'll take it back to here in the studio. you were live on the southern border thank you for that report. steve, by the way we're going to have more on this with a rancher on the new mexico border, russell johnson is his name going to join us in a few moments and then tomorrow senator ted cruz will join maria bartiromo on sunday morning futures. after touring the southern border this week, that's tomorrow at 10:30 average here on fox news channel. eric. eric: in new york caused continue now been going on for weeks demanding that governor andrew cuomo resign. here his administration allege coverup at the nursing home deaths on coronavirus and

investigation into sexual harassment accusations against him as state attorney general letitia james subpoenaed many officials including top and most prom prominent aid live with the latest on the cuomo investigation. alex. reporter: hi, eric again that grouch people met outside new york governor andrew cuomo new york city office the event was called cuomo must go people held signs they held a banner there. some of them seeking out all of them calling for cuomo to step down. >> it is time for -- to use his authority to impeach governor cuomo and send a message that workers matter. cuomo has shown that we will not stop abusing power and therefore, we must remove his access to it. >> the governor faces more

criticism for another report accusations that this time last year, he gave his family and others early access to covid-19 testing. these tests were done at homes rushed to and prioritized at state labs attorney general office saying claim are troubling called for ethics committee to investigate lawmakers are calling for another investigation. >> how many donors have also got to cut line on testing or how many donors have cut the light on the vaccine distribution? that's something that we don't know yet. reporter: in the letter the state senate minority leader robert called actions particularly unconscionable and occurred early in the pandemic. meanwhile as far as the sexual harassment allegations, some members of cuomo administration have received subpoenas like melissa delawares at the leader of the state pandemic spongs and earlier on in the year told new

york democratic lawyers that administration worried about releasing some of the death toll data what that could mean for the administration itself. eric. eric: yeah, meanwhile governor has vowed that he will not all step down term sup next year. alex thank you. >> alex and eric thank you. south is bracing for severe storms again today. here's a look right now at the radar where tornado watches are in effect in parts of arkansas, tennessee, and louisiana. this comes as we get an up close look at just how destructive thursday's deadly twisters were in alabama, and georgia. charles watson is live in alabama. he's in pelham, charles. reporter: hi arthel you know property owners, and volunteers are trying to clean up this big mess before any severe weather has a chance to hit here, and i can tell you in the eight hours they've been out here they've made quite a bit of process. take look at what they've been

able to gather so far these huge piles of tree debris. pieces of roof, grills just a ton of personal belongings that they've been able to gather, obviously, for a lot of homeowners out here, it is going to be long road to recovery. some of whom you know have portions offer that home missing. this home right here behind me as we flip around you can quite literally see inside of the home and inside of the bedroom there. and you know for a lot of people, it is just hard to figure out where to even begin. >> we have no idea -- just try to move forward with making sure they get where they need to be at, and pick up pieces when they are -- you know there are people in georgia trying to pick up the pieces too. you can see the significant damage left behind after a tornado tore through homes and

businesses there earlier this week. georgia governor brian kemp says it is unlike anything he's ever seen. but help is on the ground. >> i mean i've never seen anything like it. literally houses ripped off the foundation and pulling anchor bolts out of concrete was how powerful this storm was but we have a great team over there and stay there as long as we need. >> an you heard governor, he says those teams are going stay there as long as they need as exactly what the volunteers out here are saying. they're going stay here until they get the job done. arthel. arthel: very good because people there need all of the help they can get charles watson thank you very much. eric. eric: that is for sure meanwhile two people are killed eight were wounded in multiple shootings in virginia beach, virginia last night. police said shootings began along water front in a second unrelated shooting ended nearby with an officer they say shooting and killing an alleged murder suspect.

lauren blancheard has more afnlg an murder officer involved car shooting left their department scrambling. >> what you can see is we have a very chaotic incident, a very chaotic night in the beach. many different crime scenes. according to a preliminary investigation released saturday police say an argument then physical fight friday night turned into a gun battle. a victim had serious to life-threatening gun shot wounds. while officers were managing that scene, police say they heard more gun fire a few blocks away. and found a woman shot to death they do not believe two incidents are related. then police say an officer shot and killed an arm suspect shot near the woman's body while this was going on a virginia beach police officer was struck by a vehicle, and taken to the hospital with minor injuries thankfully they were treated and released. >> pretty sure shooter was right

around -- people running away screaming and stuff cars speeding off. in the distance, everyone panicking and stuff. reporter: officer involved with the suspect shooting has been with the department for five years. they have been put on administrative assignment during the investigation which is standard procedure. police are asking for any tips and the investigation is ongoing. in washington, lauren fox news. >> a massive container ship remains stuck in egypt suez canal five days after running aground and u.s. navy now sending team to dig out the ship and drugs to crucial global shipping waterway could cause as of as $10 billion in losses each day. kitty logan live in london with the very latest. kitty. reporter: hi, arthel well weather is working against this salvage operation and delay

shipments of lining under behind this strappedded shep we saw today salvage experts from a dutch company working to try to shift the sand around the ship and remove water from it. you have seen tug boats out there trying to refloat it too and authorities saying saying wl slight shipment but not enough to shift it though there's hope that the stern of the ship isn't as termly lodged into the ground as first feared. now, this giant ship, the evergreen is over 400 yards long that is straddled right across the width of the suez canal meaning absolutely nothing can part it. the ship is stacked with heavy container and removing them could be risky. now the u.s. government as you say has offered to help offering also equipment and expertise to help egypt reopen this canal. and this is really critical now, because there are over 300 ships waiting to pass through the

canal. it is, of course, a vital waterway between asia and europe. it is one the world business busiest with 10% of the world trade passing through there and alternate routes around africa have significant time to shipments and meanwhile cost amounts so the pressure is really building to resolve this. but it doesn't look like there's an immediate solution and meanwhile, those bills are mounting literally costing billions of dollars every day for those shipments to be delayed. arthel. arthel: kitty logan in london. thank you kitty. eric. eric: up next back home and take a look live at the border. as the biden administration is responding to the -- also a rancher property lies right on the new new mexico mexn border what he's seen on his property and why he's so concerned and what he says the white house should do. ♪ ♪

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he says immigration will be a priority meanwhile we're looking at a live look from our drone shot over the southern border in mission, texas. where a board officials are still encountering hundreds of migrants every day. mark meredith is live in wilmington, delaware where the president is spending his weekend at home with more. hi, mark. >> arthel, good afternoon. senate republicans are calling for president biden to head down to the border some time soon. the president has said in the past he would go although it is unclear when that will happen and white house insist, though, that the president does have a firm grasp about what's going on at border and president himself has said he was expecting this large surge of my graduates because of the weather not to mention the economic conditions that so many of these latin american countries are in right now still the white house says it is working to do all it can to address migration issues with several countries especially and including mexico. >> there are capacity issues in mexico which we are in discussions with them about addressing.

and they are not in a position to accept and take the families that they have in the past so that's part of the diplomatic discussions that we're having. >> this week the white house announcing that vice president kamala harris will lead the administration's efforts to address the migrant surge, however, her spokesperson was asked about this on friday, and she was told that the vice president right now has no plans to visit the border any time soon. this weekend also homeland security secretary alejandro is dismissing some members of an independent advisor committee for dhs, several trump era officials are among those losing their spots on this committee. but a dhs official tells fox changes are routine especially when leadership changings at the department of homeland security now republicans, though, are frustrated of this saying that current administration should be looking at experts to get a sense of what can be done to address what has been happening on the border. but no indication yet that president biden plans to rely any of the past administration policies, when it comes to the border. as for the president no events

on his weekend schedule as of right now. but motorcade pulled into church, and we'll look to see if president has anything to say afterwards. arthel. arthel: we know president biden was having trouble getting any information from the previous administration. but lawmakers are saying hey you should have done a better job of getting information and resources from the previous administration. >> yeah. that's one thing they've said they felt this was something that they could have relied on some past principle we ahead from a handful of republicanning asked from secretary of state saying all of these policy reverse have real consequences. sphwhrart we'll keep an eye on it mark meredith, thank you. >> they are part of a problem in terms of seeing the border fence stopped. so there's -- a three quarter of a mile, mile gap on their property. so what this has done is create a final situation so now the up nick foot traffic coming across their property and the damage to their property to livestock, it

is a very frightening thing to live in america. but have to be worried about your security at your own home. eric: that was evette here in fox news channel with me last week i interviewed her on sunday as she said was planning to meet with a family that owns a ranch. that happens to sit right on the southern border, and seen the migrant influx for years. the johnson family cattle ranch is near columbus, new mexico it is luna account during trump administration part of the border wall was built right along johnson family property. but after president biden stopped the project about three quarters of a mile was left open. wide open, the family says, like an open invitation to america. with this now is new mexico rancher johnson joins us thank you for joining us. tell us about this situation on your land. what has been happening what have you been seeing have migrants traipsing through your property? >> thanks for having me on eric.

first of all, we're seeing a horrible increase in traffic to our area. border patrol agents are stretched pretty thin. we've, i talked to border patrol agent yesterday he said they just caught nine illegal aliens in one of our border -- beard excuse me my some of our ranch buildings further up north approximately five miles north of the border. and these are people that came right through this gap that was left because biden administration put a halt on this border wall project. eric: so you have been living with this for a long time you have that situation where what are they doing coming into buildings, take stuff, you know what's it like living with this? >> we've experienced everything from homes being broke into, cattle theft, vehicles stolen, other buildings broken into, pastureland burnght by illegals they get lost, they give up.

it is trying to signal for help. so they'll light a pasture on fire. we've had lots of, lots of trash left behind. it's only getting worse and it is because of all of the policy it is that the biden administration has rolled back that the trump administration put into place and was working. so when people say that the biden doesn't have a plan, this plan has been to rollback everything that worked. eric: what is that rollback specifically mean to you when you wake up in the morning go out on your ranch and look and count your cattle? >> you never know what you're going to encounter out here what people don't realize is we don't have the family units and unaccompany minors approaching our area of the border. what we have is the criminal ailment that we're seeing. the people that border patrol encountering out here have gang tattoos, my mother encountered two different groups on a ranch

by herself horseback last week, and they were wearing all camouflage wearing ski masks. so when i see all of the news coverage just being about unaccompany minor and family units people are forgetting not realizing what we're doing the in rural areas is a criminal element and it affects the safety of not just our families, our business. but this stuff is going further into the country. it is not staying here. it's coming to a home near you. >> that must have been pretty scary. for your mom what did she do? >> well she tried to get away from the situation as quick as possible. and you know, we don't have cell phone communication out here either. and so when stuff like that happens, you can't call for help. you're literally left on your own. last week also we had a individual approach my parents house. they live about a mile away from

me. and he was an illegal admitted he came from mexico. we called border patrol and said they needed to come pick this guy up, and it was over an hour before anybody was able to respond that. so when you take me, i've got a family and young kids, if i'm away, and they encounter something like this and you're looking at potentially an hour response time, for help -- there's a lot of bad things that can happen in an hour. eric: you're on national television now finally this is an opportunity from the heart -- tell the officials in washington, d.c. who are responsible what you think should be done. what would you say and what diewpght to tell them? >> i would tell thement quit politicizing this issue. i don't understand how safety and security of not just thoughts on border but the nation as a whole how can that be politicized? do the right thing. finish the border wall project.

which is not just the wall it's the centers, lighting, roads, finish all of it. and secure the border and then overhaul the immigration system. you know many of the people do want to come here and work. but let's fix our guest worker program and -- fix this issue. let's quit ignoring it. it is just going to continue to get divorce the longer and longer we ignore it. eric: russell johnson fourth generation rancher in new mexico, qhoz ranch and barb wire right there on border been living with this first hand for a long time russell we thank you. for joining us we wish you and your mother -- and your wife and your family stay safe through all of this, and through your encounters and thank you for sharing the situation as you see it directly only the border with our viewers here at the fox news channel. >> thanks for having me on. eric: of course. arthel. arthel: good luck to johnson family for sure. well georgia governor brian kemp signing a controversial partisan

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away -- >> president biden sayings that bill is unamerican, and there's speculation his administration will challenge it. eric. eric: well miami beach bracing for another weekend of curfews as those spring break crowds continue to flood the city, despite the real concerns about corona virus. we'll have an update from miami beach straight ahead.

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xiidra. not today, dry eye. eric: now for a look at top headlines for you security forces in burma. killing more than 100 prodemocracy protesters there. the news outlets say it was a bloodiest day of violence since last month military coup and celebrated an annual armed force day. here at home it is called stop asian hate protest across the krkt today. this comes in wake of the recent anti-asian filing including deadly shoot physician in the atlanta area massage parollers that left eight dead and funeral for police officer eric talley scheduled for this coming tuesday held at nearby lafayette, colorado one of the victims gunned down mass shooting that occurred at a store. >> well curfew and spring break

state of emergency rules back in effect nor the second weekend. the police trying to control large crowds as some parties have descended into chaos. jonathon is live in miami beach with more. jonathon. >> hi there arthel. so far so good, this weekend, curfews appear to be working you can see there's a steady stream of people behind me on ocean drive. they do anticipate the crowds will get a little bit thicker as we go into the evening. but nothing like we've been seeing during previous weeks where you had larger and more raucous crowds. city of miami beach has been enforcing an 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew in the islands entertainment district where i am. after 10 p.m. police are blocking car traffic to the island, for nearly everyone except for residents, hotel guests, delivery drivers, and people traveling to work. and neighboring communities are stepping up patrols to prevent unruly tourist from bringing the

party to their neck of the woods. >> we will also not tolerate any kind of rowdy behavior, breaking, personal property, hurting people. lawlessness, that's not going to be tolerated in the city of miami. reporter: many island residents and work rs say restrictions are needed to discourage fights and property damage that have occurred during past weekends. but many spring break tourists say 8 p.m. curfew is too early. >> that's a you know how much you pay for a hotel room just a night? 481 dollars for a night. a night. and now, and now it is not that we have to go home we have to go inside freaking hotel at 8:00 this is not right. >> but so far this weekend, arthel, things are going pretty well. back to you. arthel: good to hear but those young people need to remember there's still a pandemic going on.

oh -- okay. thanks jonathon, eric. eric: people -- who are eligible for the covid vaccine are struggling to get it and some cases they're not even tiebl leave their home to get a shot so the vaccines are coming to them. casey from a fox affiliate in birmingham, alabama explains. >> i think that it is really important that these patients are not forgotten about. covid-19 vaccine now becoming available to those who couldn't access it before. even if patients are home bound. there's a lot of traffic getting out of their homes a lot of traffic that is just necessary in order to provide their care. they're at just as high risk of contracting covid-19 if they were home bound or not. >> uab house call program is now administering pfizer covid-19 vaccine at patients homes. so far, they've already given out 60 shots. >> they've traveled to the homes, give the vaccines to the

scheduled patients and their caregivers, and then also wait with them for 15 minutes to monitor for any signs of a reaction. she says it is just as safe as getting shot at a vaccine clinic. >> we have the necessary equipment and medications to be able to handle a reaction in the home. lawson says because of cold chain requirements they can only schedule six shots a day. but they plan to expand once more vaccines become available. >> once we do, that will give us the opportunity to be able to get more vaccines in arms in a single day. >> state allotment while they can only do six each day lawson says she knows they're still making an impact. >> we anticipate we'll be administering 130 to 150 vaccine to patients in their caregivers in their home over next several weeks. >> that was cast cassie in birmingham, alabama on more how to make vaccines accessible to

disabled let's bring in center for dignity and health care with people with disabilities. doctor thank you for joining us and start by telling us more about your efforts what are your current challenges and how do you -- plan to improve access? >> yeah. thank you for having me. i think some of the challenges right now for people with disabilities are really relatable by many americans that are trying to find that appointment slot and get there to get their vaccines. it is so important that whole process is excessable for learning about vaccine to signing up to actually going to the site and getting the vaccine itself. so it is hopefully here with new plan like taking to people homes and to reach the whole community large and diverse we need lots of different options so we've heard of the vaccination sites and those works for some people because they might be able to have sign language interpret tear and for other people including beam autism or who

sensory experience is being large crowded space might not be feasible we need other options to reach our whole community. arthel: for instance, according to the cdc about 12 million americans over the age of 40 have impaired vision, including one million who are blind and national association of the deaf from its study in 2011 found that 48 million americans are deaf or hard of hearing. so i would imagine trying to access websites would be difficult. >> definitely. so many blanked people use screen readers to be able to navigate a website, and investigation by kaiser family health found that only 13 out of 90 at the state website were accessible to using these screen readers so while that's discouraging in the moment our center dignity has partnered with the disability health research center at john hopkins and we're tracking those excessibility measures every week because we hope to see states listen up and improve those websites.

so that at least people can access information and also register to get those shots in arms. arthel: very good what about in home vaccinations with people with mobility challenges? >> yeah. i think that is an important option for many people who might not be able to leave home and hear with law enforcement, and fire department where we've heard of a leftover vaccine that end of the day those are taken out by ems crews to home where is people can't leave but many, many people with mobility challenges simply need basic accessibility i myself in a wheelchair user i can go to a vaccination site i need it to be accessible as expected by americans with disabilities act so acceptability needs to be a expectation not an aspiration in this case. >> very good. very good. are you coordinating with biden administration if so how are they helping and if not how can they help? >> yeah. i'm expected to speak with biden covid health equity task force

in upcoming day our meeting was just rescheduled we don't have a date yet. but i'm excited to work with other groups too who are working with populations that are faced disparities during the covid pandemic i think a big misunderstanding that people with disabilities, you know, are based on our health status or just our symptoms or diagnoses and really we're a social group of our own more likely getting multiply marginalized so a health equity issue and biden administration is looking at it from that lens as we're working together and improve outcome. arthel: that's wonderful to hear and i want to let everybody know for more information how the disabled and their caregivers can get access to vaccines that can visit center for dignity.com/covid-19. that is center for dignity.com/covid-19. and dr. i'll give you 25 seconds to share some final thoughts you might have. >> thank you. you know, the covid-19 pandemic has taught us many blessings

that i hope we carry on through health equity for people with disabilities. unfortunately we've gotten a message throughout this experience that our lives aren't valued. but it is so important for policymakers to remember us and have us at the table and making these decisions about how to district the vaccine equitably so we have all-access and we can all move on from this pandemic. arthel: your lives are valuable. doctor, thank you. >> thank you. absolutely. eric. eric: thank you arthel and doctor absolutely. president biden meanwhile facing new threats from well, north korea. inviting china and russia to sit down over the climate and take a look at the foreign policy agenda and what kim jong-un is up to and what biden administration could potentially dob that. ♪ hey limu! [ squawks ] how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance

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ways. it would be surprised at that. doubling down in its intent to expand nuclear program, this in response to some tough words from president biden. after kim jong-un regime testified two ballistic missile this is week, that is cheryl force the first as president biden took office official say that test were a violation of united nations security counsel, resolution. with us national security analyst president of our independent research joins us now. doctor it is good to see you kim jong-un is he emboldened not flexing muscles why do this now and is he sending message to washington? >> kim jong-un isn't sure quite what to make of the new biden administration and i think kim jong-un a little bit scared with the visit by secretary of state lincoln and secretary austin about ten days ago secretary austin reminded north korea and china that south korea and the

u.s. are still strong allies that the u.s. can use extended deterrence nuclear weapons to defense south korea if necessary, and i think kim just freaked out and did what he likes to do and went and launched some short range missiles. eric: that's rocket man, i imagine. i mean, what does this mean and what does biden administration do then in response if anything at all? and what if they sit back and stay quiet -- how do they respond? what will should they do and how different should strategy many dealing with kim jong-un be than what pruch followed? >> north korea really is furious this situation they are destabilizing and secretary of state lincoln said that biden administration right now is reviewing north korea policy, interesting north korea says they're reviewing their policy as well. that's going to take several

weeks at least. but one possibility here is that two sides could still work towards a peace treaty that 1953 end of the korean war. but big picture, eric, china will have to get involved, and secretary of state lincoln said he needs and wants china's help with north korea. so that is the bigger part of this picture. >> all right let me delve into that because they want china's help but man, oh man that meeting in alaska, you know, in anchorage they sat down with china counterparts our side was tough. they got the quad other nations facing beijing they're continuing president trump's tariffs and they also extended sanctions on more chinese officials and boy, were the chinese poed. >>s>> that was intense and

deteriorated because of hong kong and because of the enormous increase in military activity around taiwan. china's air force just flew a package of 20 combat aircraft into taiwan's air space a couple of days ago. so incidents like that and north korea becomes one of the many issues in the u.s. china relationship with team biden trying to find their way. eric: speck lyings that china would try to be more belligerent with taiwan perhaps invade taiwan what happens if that happens? >> that absolutely can not happen. we have -- we have -- arrangements with taiwan and actually president biden has reaffirmed u.s. commitment to assisting taiwan with their self-defense but we needs to make that clear to china as well that taiwan is just not up for invasion taiwan is a self-standing country world 20th

largest economy but as we know the chinese have been after taiwan for a long time. so very destabilizing really the time for deterrent shows military force and through kind of a right diplomatic rhetoric as well as we try to move forward with china. eric: finally quickly president say this is really is a debate about the future of the world. do you see this as the ideological battle between china and the u.s., between totalitarianism and democracy? >> yes. no question president biden is right on this one. the future of the american way of life really depends on how we handle and how we compete with china over the next five, ten, 20 even 50 years. we have to stay ahead and keep our western democracies and values in the lead at the same time. eric: that is the challenge as they are trying to spread around the globe doctor rebecca graduate, doctor grant good to see you thank you for joining. >> thank you.

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a colorado baker is sued for refusing to make a birthday cake for a transjerngd woman it is same baker who won a partial victory at the supreme court in

2018 for refuses to make a wedding cake for a same sex couple. christina coleman with more on this. christina. reporter: hi arthel yeah colorado baker jack phillips has another legal fight on his handle new case started monday in colorado state court. attorney a transgerund woman suing baker for refusing to make a cake in 2017 honor of her gender transition and shot making the cake and called back to request a cake with smoking joint on it christian baker declined making that cake too. "the wall street journal" reports that hepping to persuade phillip's to see the, quote, errors of his thinking. meanwhile phillips attorney say their client is being trapped and targeted for his religious beliefs. they say phillips was not discriminating against and didn't want to send a message that he agrees gender transition is something to be celebrated. here's jack phillips on fox news

at night. >> we have our set standards, and we treat every customer the same. we create every cake that we can that doesn't go against our principles but also in this days, this attorney in a face-to-face meeting told me that if this case were dismissed or if i won this case or if there was any technicality whatever and went away i would getting call from that attorney very next day and there would be a new cake and case against us. >> and this is the latest case in u.s. with lbgtq going over to court. >> that's up for it for now eric and i will be back at noon eastern. ♪ ♪ when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa

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happy saturday and welcome to everybody at home, i am jillian turner, along with lisa and tyrus, a big saturday show that you're with us. here's what we got tonight. >> president biden signed the press conference this weekend while he was on the border, to our questions wasn't asked. >> lisa. >> the fight over the filibuster eating up and joe biden is conveniently changing his tune, we'll show you what he and president obama to set on the subject. >> tyrus. >> rutgers university and new jersey