available to diagnose the infection of 2 and therefore we had a head start with the 1st wave and this is sara lee and this is the t. of a locked out early on was obvious because we didn't know much about the virus we didn't know much how to contain the virus we didn't know how to how the population has to behave to contain the disease but we got lazy and got very lazy over the summer months because the numbers were very low and thrilled europe and we were almost back in vacation mode holiday mode and i think that was it would be interesting to dot to ensure that our systems were more resilient against the 2nd wave because if we look at previous histories of pandemics and especially thing at the flu situation back in 1918. came back with a couple of waves and it was obvious for me as an infectious disease specialist. the 2nd wave had to come in the winter months because we always have respect already infectious in the winter months however we didn't prepare ourselves well enough absolutely didn't prepare well enough the e.u. germany has come under a lot of criticism when it comes to the rates of v

released this week show immigrant children huddled together in crowded facilities our correspondent sara lee major mori went to meet some of the volunteers trying to help asylum seekers start a new life. they just crossed the border between mexico and the united states and they have been caught by the authorities a group of 57 immigrants most of them from central america once on u.s. soil and they are looking for the border patrol not only because they are tired thirsty untangled but also because they want to start the asylum process as soon as possible this is a famous and it marks the border between the united states and mexico for many crossing this river from the side of mexico and central america to the united states needs a difference between life and that. a short distance from the natural border the river comes the unfinished fence that makes up one 3rd of the over 3100 kilometers tell the border the construction has stopped and they're the biden administration. greece our friends they both grabbed near the border her grandmother came from mexico his father as well in a time off no b

being generated and spent and it's going to crash the economic system and maybe that's not even the sara lee a bad thing because the reality is this economic system is barely hanging on by a thread as it is and right now the u.s. isn't the only one relying a lot on stimulus packages improviser i want to ask you about that too because we know that countries around the world have been passing a large stimulus deals while holding down interest rates what is the chance that we will see global inflation and the near future. when you know there's a lot of the loose talk about that there's no excuse for that is it possible or we can stimulate the economy without an inflation that's why absolutely is it possible that this kind of money creation on a massive scale to try to save the economy will provoke an inflation of course the answer is yes too many other factors will determine which way it goes nobody can see in the future the idea that you want to pass this bill and i would disagree slightly it's not just for coal the stimulus is what it's called for. good reason you want to stimulate the econom

economy in general i would still say that the recovery that we're seeing is not necessarily a sara lee a v. shape but a case shape meaning there are some parts of the economy that really came back very strong but other parts of the economy some service so jobs for example are not coming back as quickly so not everybody will feel the recovery as the same way but if you look at the forecast that he's from the federal reserve they're saying by the end of the year the unemployment rate could drop to as low as 4 and a half percent that is still higher than pretend to make a level but it over think back to what happened last spring when the unemployment rate was at around 15 percent at some point it's also the labor market has recovered but not in the same degree for everybody but it's also not just up for the federal reserve to change that the federal aid was clearly also still needed at this point all right u.s. court of the new york thank you. all right we crossed the atlantic to go to the u.k. a minimum wage paid time off pension contributions those are just some of the benefits that ove

economy in general i would still say that the recovery that we're seeing is not necessarily a sara lee a v. shape but a case shape meaning there are some parts of the economy that really came back very strong but other parts of the economy some service so jobs for example are not coming back as quickly so not everybody will feel the recovery as the same way but if you look at the forecast that he's from the federal reserve they're saying by the end of the year the unemployment rate could drop to as low as 4 and a half percent that is still higher than pretend to make a level but over think back to what happened last spring when the unemployment rate was at around 15 percent at some point it's also the labor market has recovered but not in the same to grieve for everybody but it's also not just up for the federal reserve to change that the federal agents clearly also still needed at this point are you in support of the new york thank you. all right we cross the atlantic to go to the u.k. a minimum wage paid time off pension contributions those are just some of the benefits that over $70

the key view, although not as a sara lee unanimous, about the threats and challenges we face. i think they all agree on the end goal, promote american -- as a way to -- threat to foreign and domestic, and early assessments of the new administration. let's dive right into it, secretary leon panetta, secretary mark esther -- mark esper, and general h.r. mcmaster. on the role of the military in domestic terrorism, fortunately there was no event on march 4 on capitol hill, but it looks like the national guard has been extended for at least another 60 days. a lot of focus has been that we currently have more troops in washington, d.c., then iraq and afghanistan combined. explain to us the role of the military in addressing the threat of domestic terrorism, and in retrospect, did you get this issue enough attention as secretary of defense? sec. esper: thanks for opening another year of a reagan foundation meeting such as this. i think we all agree that what happened on january 6 was terrible, it was horrible. i worked on capitol hill for many years, particularly in the capitol where

that's the >>sara lee scrapes at the san diego zoo are covered and protected against covid they got theirhots. there specially designed for animals. >>and now the foreign his hands and 5 the know lows have been vaccinated they got their shot. last month one of his lunch hour to shot you know i don't want to go up great good that's so good so they're getting protected there as we know there been cases of spread to the great apes that zoo, yeah in months past so. >>they do what they can to protect them. and we all you can do now you're so excited. more reopening we're getting word from amc that they're now reopening theaters in san francisco and santa clara counties say the markets reopening theaters in san mateo. >>moran and santa clara counties as well both theater change say they're going to be having those increased safety and cleanliness guidelines. so they're gonna be spring all the seats down between viewing and they cut down the number of people write you 5% capacity, 25% so they'll be a lot of space between you and the people around you. >>if you like i because i hate the sound of

he was on the board of directors of revlon, sara lee, corning, xerox.>> alfalfa club always being the one that would turn a joke and host people. >> yep >> just a figure in washington who moved behind the scenes to try and advance civil rights and make sure that the people at the top both in business and in government were thinking all the time about equality and moving that needle. >> there could be how many people at that dinner? 1,000 or so probably and you could see him immediately. he was tall and elegant, and you know, you were star struck, oh, my god i was, anyway. >> he could own the room >> yeah. yeah he will be missed dearly >>> dominique joins us with a look at some of the top premarket stock movers >> good morning. let's get you a roundup of some of the big story lines moving things premarket on the earnings front, shares of target up fractionally on nearly 300,000. shares of volume, reporting better than expected profits in sales. sales growth at established store locations. the so-called same store sales grew by 20 % also topping expectati

eastern, by the way, the fox nation series we did looking at the women from the bible with the sara evans, kathie leerough all the stories and you will hear from them and see what they think about their favorite stories. >> greg: where's the calendar? >> shannon: we are working on it, there's going to have to be some a conditions. may be "women of the bible" calendar. >> juan: up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, no jesse, this time it's the spacex falcon, take a look at the sky over seattle last night. at that spectacular light show is debris from the falcon nine rocket, the spacecraft launched 22 days ago, stuck second stage did not burn up, there is no impact in the north pacific region because the atmosphere tore up most of it reading that light streaks. to some of it may have landed in the rocky mountains near canada. that's about it. >> greg: if you're in the area and had some edibles, that's quite a night. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier better breaking tonight, congressional republicans go on the offensive over the border crisis. delegation of g.o.p. senators visited the area c