very good to talk to you, brian greene, president _ is tough! and - is tough! very good to talk to you, brian greene, president and ceo l is tough! very good to talk to you, | brian greene, president and ceo of the houston food bank. pubs, restaurants and cafes need their supply chain to be ready in order to serve customers their full range. and those suppliers are asking the government for at least two weeks' notice of a definite re—start — after an extremely challenging year. with the manufacture of some food products stopped during the lockdown and many staff furloughed, gearing up again won't be straightforward. here's our business correspondent katy austin. right now, takeaway and delivery are the only options for pubs like this one in berkshire, providing only a fraction of pre—pandemic trade. we have invested heavily in outdoor spaces. the boss is waiting with baited breath for monday's announcement. it has been very stressful, we are racking up costs all the time. we would like certainty, like a date. at least two weeks, really, for pubs

earlier my colleague reeta chakrabarti spoke to brian greene the president and ceo of the houston foodbankted his foodbank�*s operation. well, it has certainly impacted everyone in the houston area, and most of texas. but low income families the most. this was not only a situation where you have the power cut off, you probably lost your water, you might have had water damage from burst pipes. but low income families are not only dealing with not having water, that is safe to drink, we have to get that, but the economic cost and the fact they have been cut off from the food supply for several days. we are ramping up as much as we possibly can. you are speaking to us from where, it looks like a warehouse? this is houston food bank. one of the feeding america food banks, where we get surplus food and distribute it out. in the united states alone, there are literally billions of pounds of this. global networking food banks across the world, this is what we do. we use this resource to help families in need. it looks absolutely huge from the little that i can see. clearly there are a lot of fami

brian greene is president and ceo of houston food bank thanks for talking to us.r outages and the lack of water in the area. this power outages and the lack of water in the area.— water in the area. this is actually _ water in the area. this is actually on _ water in the area. this is actually on top _ water in the area. this is actually on top of - water in the area. this is actually on top of all - water in the area. this is actually on top of all the | actually on top of all the extra work that we were doing because of covid. food banks all around the world are dealing with the financial crisis that that's created. at first letter everybody to shut down and unfortunately low income housing with freezers and refrigerators going out because of power they've got that economic loss. in the united states people who make lower wages tend to not get paid if there is a business interruption. so there is a weeks worth of economic loss there. on top of it when the pipes on froze, when they burst and there are huge amounts of water damage so there are financial loss for t

. >> jimmy: mark goss letter, brian austin green, stephen dorff, david arquette, leonardo dicaprio, tobey to rewind the doc over and over to watch them all. >> jimmy: i was doing that, wait a minute, isn't that? >> it's so wonderful, though. really, we had such a joyful innocence, and a group of us who were truly authentic friend. >> jimmy: yeah, you can see that. >> you can see that, i'm so happy. >> jimmy: it's so strange for us to see that because you were different characters on different shows. then to see you together, it's almost like, you know, when laverne & shirley would visit "happy days" but really. [ laughter ] >> i love that. >> jimmy: i thought it was interesting to see some of these people -- by the way, you know who seems like a great guy is brian austin green. >> yeah, he's amazing. he's been such a dear friend. >> jimmy: to see these guys, mostly guys, looking at these videos, guys you were romantically involved with, guys who were just your friends, and really for people whose whole lives were recorded, were on television. we saw them grow up, but to really see them gr

it'll be in disaster mode for days, says president brian green. they're the ones that can't afford to make up for the loss of food in the refrigerator or freezer. they're the ones that, if they do have damage in the house or apartment, covering that $50 or $500 or $2,000 expense, they don't have the resources >> teamwork makes the dream work >> reporter: as they did after hurricane harvey, volunteers come out in force, a source of pride for a city that has been through so much. what have you seen that's struck you over these last few days that you said, "wow, i'm so happy that i'm born and raised here in the city"? >> when we are in a moment of crisis, you see texans and houstonians at their very best it doesn't matter who is extending the rope, we just know that rope needs to be extended that's the beauty of being in this state and being in this city >> we saw that kind of grace over and over again. i mean, it still struck me, here we were a week or so later, in the lines are so long, and the people are still in need these homes are destroyed in

and elsewhere what other renewable energy progress can we expect under the think green of biden administration let's ask brian keene's president of smart power dot org named the nation's best nonprofit marketing firm helping to get the message out about energy efficiency and clean energy brian among other quick actions this president is taking to undo what the last president did is to get us back into the paris accord refresh our memory give us the cliff notes on the paris accord. well sure what a difference a week makes a you know quite frankly the president is that the world wide agreement to actually rein in climate change and the previous president should say actually under president obama the united states agreed to actually help lead on the paris of chords and under president trump he really took us out and it's tragic that he did that because in fact the united states is one of the biggest years in one of the small this country's. president biden actually has brought us right back again and it's a huge deal because leading by example is extremely important should be hollande you know it's really actual

iconic '90s tv show featurin jason, brian austin green, ion, and the late luke perry of male leads, makingifornia this week a mini 90210 reunion of sorts. the boys embracing with a group hug. if that's not friendship, i don't know what is cool to see. >> makes me happy. i don't know why. i had an obsession with "90210." >> why >> who was your guy? >> jason priestly. of course. when i sat down with him for an interview, i was sweating the whole time, eating my french fries. >> where were you, in the peach pit? >> we tried to recreate it in new york. >> only reference i have >>> 70th golden globes, just over a week away this morning, we can reveal who you'll see presenting some of the awards, with the show happening live from multiple locations due to the pandemic. they're turning to two real-life couples and one tv couple to help hand out the awards michael douglas and catherine zeta-jones joins cedric from l.a. and then sterling k. brown and watson will be in los angeles. tina fey and amy poehler are hosting from opposite coasts this year. the 78th annual golden globe awards are live febru

brian, what are you learning? >> reporter: wolf, congresswoman greene is back at it again.ontroversy, as you mentioned, getting brush back for the personal way in which she went after that democratic congresswoman and her transgender child. >>> with a defiant swipe of the hand, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is enmeshed in more controversy. the georgia republican hung an anti-transgender sign outside her capitol hill office saying, quote, there are two genders, male and female. trust the science. it's a response to this move by democratic congresswoman marie newman, who with a similar hand gesture, posted a transgender pride flag outside her door just across the hall from greene's. newman's dautd certificate transgender. she put up the flag so greene can look at it every time she opens her door. greene and newman have been battling over the equality act which would ban discrimination from lgtq and transgender. >> it isn't tit-for-tat game. i wanted to make that statement. i wanted her to see the lgbtq community and understand equality is overdue. >> reporter: greene s

brian sicknick. where his remains lie in honor, they decide what to do with freshman congresswoman margry taylor greene. she's the qanon conspiracy fan who called school shootings false flag operations and questioned whether the plane hit on 9/11 and what caused the california wildfires like social media posts calling for the execution of top democrats and fraud lies to the hilt. democrats want republicans to strip her of her committee assignments including a seat on the house education and labor committee. they're threatening to bring the matter to the house tomorrow if republicans don't and it's not just democrats upset about her there are republicans, conservatives like kevin cramer. >> she is very extreme to say the least. the anti-semitism, i've never seen anything quite like it. the anti-semitism, school shootings aren't real. she runs the gammitt. forest fires are started by jewish lasers. i makes me wonder how she did get elected. >> mitch mcconnell called her views cancer for the republican party but never named her in the criticism. over on the house side, the members and leaders being called

>> well, first of all, brian, i believe that marjorie taylor greene is just at the front of the line.oing to be dozens more just like her seeking congressional offices and statewide offices. a line of qanon disciples. i agree with tim. that is where most of the house caucus is. they much more side with her than kinzinger. and i think that that's where so much of the energy is in the grassroots right now. and listen, there's a new video that comes out every day. it's newsworthy. i think what is newsworthy, she no way is newsworthy, it is not a stretch to say where she is is where the energy of the republican party is today. and i would not hold my breath about kevin mccarthy doing anything about her because he understands where her caucus is, he understands where trump is, he understands where so much of the grassroots energy is. and ultimately, whether she becomes a symbol that actually moves votes in 2022, i'm not sure about that, but i do know that she's going to do is really provide a lot of incentive for people who believes the things she does to seek office. she's not going to be

representative brian babb yesterday, on the resolution today. [video clip] >> representative greeneas not a member of the house when she said many, if not all the statements that led to this course of action. however, representative omar has been sworn in for three months when she said the council on islamic american relations was founded after 9/11 because they recognized some people did something. there are glaring errors here. first, care was founded in 1994. secondly, 9/11 wasn't just something some people did something. it was a brutal murder of nearly 3000 americans by 19 radical islamic terrorists. this very capitol may have been the next target if those terrorists had not been thwarted by the heroes of united flight 93. making wildly offensive, america as a bad guy rhetoric that representative omar has espoused both before and during her time in congress. the majority is seeking to hold representative greene to the standards of the house rules for her conduct when she was a private citizen but they have said nothing and will do nothing about representative omar's conduct whi

those 11 republicans who backed moving marjorie taylor greene from her committee assignment, mario in florida, brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania, chris jacobs of new york, young kim of california and adam kinsinger of illinois, maria salazar florida, christopher smith new jersey, brad upton of michigan joining all democrats in that vote yesterday. getting your reaction, eldon, alabama, independent, good morning. >> caller: yes, good morning. how are you all? >> host: doing alright. >> caller: i just wanted to make a comment. i voted for mr. biden because i think of his 2000-dollar raise on my social security. so, that's why i voted for him. n i hope he keeps that promise. >> host: what do you think about what happened yesterday and the controversy surrounding marjorie aptaylor greene? >> caller: i'm not sure about that. i don't have all the details from here but i can understandom that she does need to be removed and that's why i understand it. >> host: alabama, rick up early in california print citrus heights, good morning, democrat. >> caller: good morning print this remains me of an incident i he

greene was dropped from the education and budget committees by a vote of 230 to 199. only 11 republicans crossed the aisle to vote with democrats. brian nobles with our report. >> reporter: the u.s. house vote to remove freshman representative marjorie taylor greene from her committee assignments. >> conspiracy theories and hate are malignant. they do not fadeaway. we must stand up to them and say enough. >> never before in the history of this house has the majority abused its power in this way. >> reporter: the debate, including a last-ditch effort by the georgia congresswoman, to save her spot on two house committees. >> i was allowed to believe things that weren't true and i would ask questions about them and talk about them, and that is absolutely what i regret. >> reporter: in a more than ten-minute speech amid a debate about her future, green attempted to put distance between herself and the vile conspiracy theories she said she once believed. >> school shootings are absolutely real and every child that is lost, those families mourn it. i also want to tell you 9/11 absolutely happened. >> reporter: in the past greene has promose

representative brian babin representing the measure amid calls to remove marjorie taylor green from heree assignment. green, a controversial first-term lawmaker who has been criticized for comments that support the qon non-conspiracy theory. two fbi agents shot and killed when searching a search warrant in south -- the gunman opened fire. >> reporter: you sent me to respond to a shooting in 10100100 inflection boulevard. send those over. will: marion rafferty joins us with more. >> reporter: according to the miami herald the suspect was lying in wait watching the agents as they approached through a doorbell camera. the suspect shot at them through the front door striking several officers killing special agents daniel elson and laura schwartz to be inburger and then killed himself. the veteran agents were executing a search warrant related to child pornography. >> it takes an incredibly special person to answer the call and do the aerobic work of an fbi special agent the requires self-sacrifice. it requires putting oneself in harm's way not once but again and again. jillian: both agents

brian. we will see exactly how green the new deal gets us, and you know, i'm not attributing this to that. energy world will be different when we -- we're going to talk to terra nova. we may get off fossil fuels. >> how about this, we get priced out of it. we get priced out of fossil fuels eventually they may be how we finally get out of it, anyway, let's bring in terra nova. >> listen, all of these wells, hold on, all of these wells, they're reopening a bunch of wells over the weekend to try to get more natural gas out of them because they're going to be so profitable one guy in tulsa said he'll make 6 or $700,000 in a week by reopening one well because of that demand. and i think i bring in the other joe but if everybody wants to live in hot climates where you crank air-conditioning all the time or you want to have your iphone in a data center, we're going to need a lot more power in the next 20 years i don't know where it comes from i'll see you in the 8:00 a.m. hour maybe joe knows about iguanas on the treadmills. >> when it's hot, you need cold, when it's cold you need hot. you need p

president biden received his ashes from reverend brian mcdermott at georgetown the university today. tonight, correspondent lauren greenstments. >> ash wednesday begins a new 40 day period to back of the christian calendar leading up to easter. as another holy tradition altered by the pandemic. as to how to administer the sacred ashes normally received in the form of a cross on the forehead. priests are to say the sacred words, remember you are dust and to dust you will return, once for all in attendance. then with face mask and sanitized hands, put the ashes on in silence, sanitizing their hands after each one. altering centuries of tradition, the vatican gave the new option to mix the ashes with holy water on the head appeared >> with the ashes reminding us that we must do penance for our sins and prepare our souls to meet god. >> parishioners are given the ashes on the forehead for the sanitized q-tip which will be thrown into the trash and later burned as the sacred elements. some others are creating more creative waves. >> one of these for every household in the parish. >> at st. paul's episcopal church in new jer

some jobs unless they've been vaccinated with the so-called green passes a racing rights concerns and a growth in forged documents. in the us brian's workplace is even families pay the price of deepening divisions despite political calls to come together again. none of the morning hello there my name is kevin i hope you have a good day from moscow live from artie's world news h.q. i'm here for the next half hour with our latest for you and 1st moscow sees sanctions as an attempt to interfere in russia's internal affairs that the blocks demanding the release of the kremlin critic election valmy imprisoned for violating the terms of his parole. to revenge around the situation or to not only. we reach a political ribbon to impose just to give measures against those responsible for his arrest and sentencing and prosecution. for doing that the 1st time ever really make usual to be in union global human gretsch regime to descend for the sanctions will be targeting those connected with the jailing of kremlin critic alexei novelli we don't know exactly who will be directly targeted by these but we have a good guess that it will 'd be peopl

brian fitzpatrick. they joined 219 democrats who vote today strip greene from her assignments object the education and budget committees. let me just do the math for you. what that means is that 199 republicans looked the other way when it came to punishing greene for her bigoted and deranged comments and views. they represent nearly every state. they include kevin mccarthy and liz cheney, the number three house republican. these elected officials gave greene and these comments their stamp of approval. >> the so-called plane that crashed into the pentagon, it's odd, there is never any evidence shown for a plane in the pentagon. there is an islamic invasion into our government offices right now. kennedy getting killed in the plane crash, that's another one of those clinton murders, right? >> the 199 republicans still backing greene even though she repeatedly indicated support for execut exec executing prominent democrats before being elected to congress, they're okay with reports of hanging president obama. and they support her calls for political violence over the past two years. the first that you see here

brian: all right. let's move on and talk about this green energy.s now with john kerry, all 6'7" inches of him. he want to make sure we live in a green world while he flies on his private jet and sometimes takes his alcoholler to his yacht which i believe doesn't run on solar panels. this other woman gina mccarthy has an interesting background. here she weighs in. she is a key adviser to joe biden. and she talks about race playing a role in this new green world. >> it goes after the very same communities that pollution has held back and racism has held back. climate change impacts the people that have been left behind. the communities have been march jimmizeed by systemic racism. the communities that haven't been invested in. it is all about justice. climate justice is about equal rights. brian: really? >> one thing to talk about things that have happened in the community that they can improve from a climate standpoint. but it's also another saying that you are going to raise the energy costs in those neighborhoods that are going to disproportionate

brian this move was unprecedented and angered republicans because the majority party has never taken action to dictate a minority party's committee assignments. we may hear more later today marjorie taylor greeneding a press conference. brian: quick question, when are they going to vote on the actual legislation? griff: so now this resolution goes back to the house. steve: right. griff: where they will vote on it. then it should be pretty much a done deal at this point. the only thing the senate is going to do on monday they will vote to confirm dennis mcdonohoe to the veteran affairs post and then that impeachment trial begins next week. ainsley: republicans had priorities. they wanted to prohibit stimulus check going to illegals. they had five top priorities. did any of that make it in? griff: the first one you mentioned did get adopted to this resolution. blocking for the illegal immigrants a stimulus check. we'll have to get a readout on exactly what did and didn't pass. but 850 amendments filed. only 35 if looks like were actually voted on. brian: joe manchin didn't want to do it because it was too much. and there was too much -- he doesn't want the minimum wage of $15. what happened to t

here on cnbc ♪ >>> top of the morning to you, i am dominic chu in for brian sullivan today, and right now, we are seeing shades of greenretty much across the board the s&p implied higher by rou roughly 8 points, dow jones by 45, and the nasdaq up by 46 points implied at the opening bell this is, yes, modest, but well off the lows of the session. the nasdaq futures at one point were roughly 150 to 170 points lower than where they are right now. keep an eye on those futures as we head toward the opening bell. the dow coming off a wild session falling more than 360 points in early trading before wiping out all of those losses and ending the day, believe it or not, with a gain. a similar story for the nasdaq, seeing a nearly 4% loss before ending the day only slightly lower. that composite down 1/2% you can see that well off the lows of the session throughout the course of yesterday's trading. investors can thank powell for the turn around. the bank is committed to the current accommodative policy we'll see if he echoes those comments today powell's statement easing pressure in the bond market, currently the yield on the 1

theorist marjorie taylor greene, as party leader liz cheney says she won't apologize for voting to impeach former president trump. honoring a hero. congress pays tribute to brianick, an officer killed in

developments come as a new poll shows that congresswoman taylor brian is far more popular than cheney is in her district among republican voters. greene a 10-point net favorability. cheney has a net unfavorable rating of -28. what does that say about the republican caucus? for more on this, we turn to fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel. good evening, mike. >> reporter: good evening. democrats are expected to have the votes to remove freshman congresswoman marjorie taylor greene from the her assignments for conspiracy theories before being elected to congress. >> i never said any of these things since i have been elected for congress. these were words of the past, and these things do not represent me, they do not represent my district, and they do not if represent my values. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi was on the defensive insisting this move against greene won't set a precedent. >> no, no. if any of our members threatened the safety of other members, we'd be the first ones to take them off of the committee, that's it. >> reporter: when ilhan omar was accused of making anti-semitic comments in 2019 as

the green highlighting shows you wet roadways around the bay including that south bay. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> capitol police officer brianuries he sustained after a pro trump mob breached the capitol in a violent riot. hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the hour's long fight for control of the building. a ceremonial arrival will happen tonight, a viewing period will be held after this com her experience during the riot as traumatic. she spoke out last night on instagram live. >> i thought i was going to die. and i had a lot of thoughts. you have a lot of thoughts i think when you're in a situation like that. >> at some points she was close to tears. ocasio-cortez was criticized calls for everyone to forget the attack and compared the rhetoric to that of abusers saying she is a survivor of sexual assault. >>> wanted for hire in southern california, security guards, large company there holding job fair this is week to assist at vaccine sites. companies looking to hire hundreds of guards and pay up to $28 an hour. it says it has nothing to do with the protests that briefly shut down vaccines over the week at do

theorist marjorie taylor greene, as party leader liz cheney says she won't apologize for voting to impeach former president trump. honoring a hero. congress pays tribute to brianick, an officer killed in the capitol riot. historic swearing in. former mayor pete buttigieg becomes the first openly gay cabinet secretary to be confirmed by the senate. new video tonight of three officers involved in george floyd's death forcibly arresting an innocent man weeks earlier, raising questions about previous patterns of behavior. "women and the pandemic." what you need to know about misinformation being spread about covid vaccines and fertility. also tonight, why this chart-topping country music star's songs will no longer be played on major radio stations. and, grid-iron girls. the trail-blazing women that will make history during super bowl 55 on cbs. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with that new astrazeneca vaccine, which now appears to not only prevent people from getting severely ill from coronavir

greene has said and done. in the middle of all this, there is this kevin mccarthy tweet just today paying tribute to brian sicknick. the capitol police officer who lost his life fighting the rioters on january 6th. officer sicknick is an american hero. he made the ultimate sacrifice to defend our democracy. he defserves to be honored. but i want you to look at that tweet again. okay? look at that tweet again. for kevin mccarthy to tweet about the violent mob that desecrated the capitol while he pals around with the president who incited that mob is --. is a really stunning example of trying to have it both ways. he had to run to mar-a-lago with his tail tucked between his legs after one failed attempt to embrace the truth that we all know. the truth we all saw on that dark day. >> there's responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. >> just a week later, he backed down. >> i don't believe you provoked him, you listened to whae he said at the rally. >> if the republican party dis disavow qanon and marjorie taylor green

cruz tonight in the bubble down in orlando and brian shah from oakland, of course, won three rings with the lakers of the player and his star player, jalen greenmber three prospect in the land since some time playing high school basketball in napa turned the 19 only yesterday and you see why everybody is excited about him. that is something else on the street right there. and jeremy lin? yep. that jeremy lin, now is santa cruz pillar to post yet 80 tonight trying to resurrect his nba career, santa cruz chips away. nico manion works for his three right there, and 17 santa cruz sit down only. flag with two minutes left. jared jack, remember him, okay. 37 years old cross over and the jumper. he let everybody with 23 for ignite a jordan pool of the warriors down there and denied by dominga who seals it with that block and the walnut creek ignite winning 1092. college basketball. what happened to the usf dodds? well, they've been gone 2.5 weeks they've had three games postponed. i'll let you guess as to why they were postponed. of course, covid related and tonight taking on pepper death with their young coach in his second year, todd golden, only 3

brian shy is their coach. great guy out of oakland. three time world champ with the lakers and his star player, jalen green, number three prospect in thell get a good idea of why everybody is so high on him only 19 years old, got the speed and the leaping ability in action. he's got a latte for him and jonathan. uh commingle was feeding him there. and how about jeremy lin? they're going the distance trying to resurrect his career,k santa cruz chipping away after an early deficit. that's nico manion working his way for a three warrior. he had 17 jared jack. he's the old guy. 37 years old, nice crossover works for his shot. he let everybody with 23 points. and how about jordan pool? he's denied here by coming. gah looks like a major shot blocker, and he's only 18 years old. jonathan comm inga a name to look out for us well, walnut creek's ignite, they win their debut, 109 shows he won 04 on the college courts well missing in action, not their fault it all but talk about under the radar us self in their basketball program. they haven't played it 2.5 weeks. they've had three games. postpone you got it because of covid problems with the oth

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brian, as always. this is what is happening at this hour. a top democrat says the house of representatives is going to look to remove marjorie taylor greene fromnspiracy theories and violent racist views. >>> and the proud boys are being designated a terrorist designation, and that means making donations to them or purchases of a proud boy paraphernalia a crime. >>> and the justice department has dropped the suit against yale university claiming unfair treatment of asian americans. and now, scammers raided with over $30 million, and officers confiscated jewelry, cars and of course, credit cards. you are up to date, brian, and i will send it back to you. >> thank you, sue herera. >> and so much left to do as we turn the corner on the hour. what do the stimulus and the reddit rally have in common? we will get to that. and also, february is black history month, and here is new england patriot's linebacker brandon copeland and the importance of financial literacy. >> there is a reason why this nfl player decides to take the off seasons to go back to his alma mater to teach a course on financial literacy, because the lack to information has caused

brian kemp. you reported on some of these tensions in georgia after months of back and forth. they are now forced to contend with congresswoman greeneally as well, does that give democrats an advantage in that state that could have profound implications for the electoral map going forward? >> yeah. i mean, it's a huge question. when we think about what republicans are doing in these battlegrounds, places like georgia but even extending to wisconsin, michigan and the pennsylvanias of the world. it's not like they've had a reflection or saying we're going to do something differently, they've simply doubled down on trumpism when we know that repels enough voters to win in those states. can they claw their way back in a state where they're not willing to do that type of reflection and growth from that point? so in georgia, you have democrats trying to seize on this power, but let's remember, republicans have power in many states, too. ly -- democrats won on the federal and senate level. republicans drew on the maps and that's going to help them in the next year in terms of retaining that type of power. but it's not a clear line of repub

greene of her committee assignments. she made an impassioned plea. we'll show you what she had to say. bret baier will join us with that and brian kilmeade and the shifting story of what aoc experienced during the capitol riots. and a show-down in chicago as the mayor says she's had enough hoff what some are equating to child abuse keeping kids in isolation and out of their schools. she has heavy words for the chicago teacher's union best known recently for their dance video. we'll talk about that coming up with bill bennett, dan henninger and jason riley. more on the implications of the teacher's union and parents over return to school. also, we're going to begin by circling back to what you just heard. former deputy national security adviser to the trump administration and marc thiessen, aei scholar and fox news contributors. welcome. great to have you here this afternoon. >> good to be with you. >> martha: there wasn't a lot of discussion about foreign policy throughout this campaign. usually there's a debate devoted to foreign policy. we never saw that happen. at this point, americans are getting a sense for what foreign pol

brian deese most of all from black rock who has spent years telling black rock investors to invest in greeneconomic council. what is he going to advise the biden administration do? buy green. who is going to benefit? black rock. this happens all the time in washington, d.c. let's be honest about it and stop trying to tell people like adam that they are bad for the environment and start telling him honestly you are just on the wrong side of the political conversation. steve: it's terrible. blue collar joe was for the blue collar until so many lost their jobs just two weeks ago yesterday. adam and daniel, thank you very much for telling us your story. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. steve: you bet. we will keep you posted on adam's progress. meanwhile, it's the moment so many parents across the country can relate to. remember this? >> the garbage workers who pick up my freaking trash risk their lives every day more than anyone in this school system. figure it out. steve: this morning ainsley speaks with that father, there he is without a mask. along with more parents in virginia who

green sprinkles. you got your cookies and cream and depends what you're looking for. >> brian, you're on buttercream dutyif you're short again you got to get in the squat position, my football stance and get both hands on the bag and squeeze from top to bottom and let it rip and you got to be smooth wit. don't put too much pressure and you see how pretty that is. not bad, huh? i'll give you one more time. >> he's showing out right now. >> there we go. >> you have -- bryan hynson, you have "the cupcake guys training camp" working with your friends and two former pro bowlers but this is for anybody. tell me about the food network special you got, "the cupcake guys' training camp." a by us. they call us the cupcake guys. we got griff, rak and i and it's shot in austin, texas, two-round show with three teams of aspiring bakers and they're actually going to be competing for a grand prize of $10,000 and we're going to give them a seed investment into their business. >> and they are getting free tips on how to squat when they actually put this -- >> it's all about the stance. >> it's all about the stances. >> -

i'm brian sullivan and good to be back with you this week here's how your money and the global markets are setting up their day. futures, they are solidly in the green more than 200 points right now nasdaq up about the same, as a percent of the markets of course, have been red hot. the s&p 500 up 5% this year, and up 10% in just the last 90 days. maybe the markets to watch today are not stocks they are the fossil fuels, and they are the cryptos first up, oil and gas. they are both higher record cold pommelling much of america, crude oil, hovering right around 60 bucks a barrel there is concern about production slow downs. as some refineries lock up and, of course you've got demand soaring as everybody tries to get power and crank the heat natural gas, same story. back up of $3 for the first time since october's brief pop, and of course you've got to take a look at the cryptos as well. will today be the day that bony h -- bitcoin hits and breaks 50 k. bitcoin is at 49, still up 3%. ether up just over 2% as well. speaking of cryptos, elon musk back on the tape saying quote if major coin holders sell most of their coins, it will get his full support te

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green light to test those kind of levels and see where it goes? no idea. very interested to see if that script changes later today. tom: i am going to go to brian deese.e will be featuring that interview across all of your properties today. you've got to wait for wages to move, wage inflation to move. jonathan: we will hear from the national economic director -- national economic council director later in the program. tom: you will be playing it on "the real yield" on friday, for all i know. [laughter] jonathan: good morning to you all. equities heading lower by about 14 on the s&p, down 0.4%. the pain, the epicenter of it is in the nasdaq, down another 1.35% on big tech in america. 1.36 53% is where the u.s. 10 year is, but crude is higher. lisa: it could be the mark that jeff currie was looking for at the end of the year. you mentioned fed chair jay powell speaking in front of the senate. i want to recommend everyone read the column from bloomberg opinion, where he talks about the fed as a parent and capital markets as toddlers, and trying to assess how to manage their tantrums while trying to gear them towards independence. anyway, i will recommend

green light andrew >> thank you for that, ylan. appreciate it very much. joining us by phone with the president's plan, briant's talk about this minimum wage issue and where the stimulus bill stands right now in terms of the minimum wage piece, where do you think it heads at this point? how do you think it's -- how quickly do you think you're going to be able to get past na ultimately >> well, we're going to have to -- we're going to have to consult with congressional leaders today to figure out the best path forward. obviously the ruling was not what we were hoping for. we were disappointed by that, but we are respectful of the process and we're focused forward and we're going to consult with leadership today and figure out the right path forward there. and today we're going to see hopefully action and we'll see the house move on the american rescue plan and as you've heard us say over the last couple of weeks, it's important, it's urgent and we're going to keep our focus on getting that done today. >> on the minimum wage piece though, do you see a compromise in the future? is there a different number you s

brian: angriest i ever seen him. unbelievable analogy. tell you this, in the big picture, this is the takeaway. one-a is the wheel green new deal.estroy oil and gas. 1-b on biden's agenda, or people around him agenda he is people representing is to take away guns. first thing is going away is ammo. people are talking about this across the country. very hard to get ammo across the country. that is the second amendment. they will come after so-called assault weapons. steve: when i see somebody's zoom background, if they have guns behind them, that says maybe they are a hunter. obviously into gun rights, that would be a very bad house to break into. ainsley: right. that comparison, steve, sorry to interrupt you, that comparison should make everyone furious. this guy a terrorist tried to take every every thing away from our country. we had soldiers went over there and fought for everything, sacrificed it all to give our country back. steve: the reason he talked about it, donald trump, jr. put out a video message over the weekend where he was in front of some guns, that is why chris hayes said what he did on msnbc. all right. exactly

biden's open border policy are a green light for migrants and in the coming weeks and months, mark my words, there will be another huge massive uptick in illegal immigration. brianep in mind, the people that have to do this, round people up men and women, they have to put themselves in harm's way to do that, there might be fine people coming across the border, we don't know. they are in jeopardy, they are sitting in the middle of nowhere are, force to comes to school with few people in them, tough job which is 120 degrees in the summer and cold in the winter. so they're in the middle of it. some good news for me. a judge has continued to ban the enforcement of joe biden's deportation pause in texas, remember they sued to make sure they were going to ban all deportations for 100 days as joe biden evaluates the situation, they sued and the judge says you can't do that and the judges reinforce that. that's immigration. this is a biden-made crisis that didn't have to happen. steve: and the reason we pointed out to show you the hypocrisy when donald trump was president, the migrant detention centers were presented in a very harsh light but now that we have fast-forwa

woman, marjorie have a lore green, who is, along with donald trump, helped inspire, fully in favor of the insurrection, and afterwards was oh, good by me. i don't care about brian sicknick being killed. there is a level of hypocrisy that's so -- it's astonishing. put aside the politics. how do people sleep at night? how to you put out a press release and make a public statement honor this police officer while siding with someone who was on board the insurrection that killed him, preand post. i can't comprehend. . >> well, even after the cop killing. and, you know, we saw a lot of republicans in the senate who are stepping forward and criticizing her. but, kasie hunt, lindsey graham is the one saying, well, i don't know if these posts are fake or not. he saw the interview the that she gave the day after maga cop killers stormed the capitol. and he saw that and is still saying she's a nice person. i went on a trip with her and she seemed to be a nice person. who knows, maybe all of these posts are doctored or something. no. he heard her calling for the insurrection on the 6th. 1776, we know what that was code for for these people. and the day after trump terroris