blackburn: winning in november 2022. [applause] sen. blackburn: we are depending on iowa. first in the nation, right? [applause] >> iowa has got your back. let's talk about the russian invasion of ukraine. the entire world saw weakness. do you think this embodied russia and china to be more aggressive in threatening their neighbors while trump was president? >> if watching in afghanistan is something that emboldened vladimir putin and xi jinping in china and the chinese communist party is intent on being globally dominant by the time we get to the midpoint of the century, that is why we have to push back. that is why giving ukraine what they need is so vitally important. i want all of you to know that, we as a senate armed sentences committee, and we as republican senators have looked at this standing firm, leading letters, pushing this administration to not only say they were going to do sanctions or get equipment, but saying, "you tell me when that equipment is on the ground. it is your journey first, leading that fight." [applause] sen. blackburn: i am blessed to have s

. >> tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn delivered a keynote address at an event hosted by the iowa faith and freedom coalition near des moines. following her speech, senator blackburn discussed several topics with her colleague, iowa senator joni ernst. this is just over 40 minutes. [cheers and applause] >>

>> bradley blackburn in new york.hank you. >> reporter: thanks. >>> ukrainian president zelenskyy is among the world leaders congratulating french president emmanuel macron on winning a second term. zelenskyy called macron a true friend to ukraine. he easily won re-election yesterday defeating far-right candidate marine le pen, who has close ties with russia. president biden tweeted cngratulations to macron, writing that he was looking forward to continued close cooperation supporting ukraine. he is the first french president to win re-election in 20 years. >>> wildfires in mexico, arizona, and nebraska have burned more than 150,000 acres and destroyed hundreds of structures. in new mexico, some 1,000 firefighters are battling more than a dozen wildfires. over the weekend, governor michelle lujan grisham signed emergency declarations and says the fire east of santa fe is threatening more than 900 times, -- home. that fire has grown to more than 54,000 acres, and it is 12% contained. thousands of homes across the state

john blackburn has spent years researching them and even gets emotional when talking about what they represented. >> they were created when people work together, they served a purpose, they provided affordable housing to people who could not afford a house. and they actually started neighborhoods and brought communities together. what more can you ask? i wish we could do that today. >> reporter: when the cams disbanded, many of the shacks were hauled by horse to other locations, and faced stiff opposition, which blackburn says is the birth of san francisco's mental attitude. some of the old shacks still exist today. most of them have had rooms added on. but the old bones are still there. in the one that ross bought, give him a different perspective on life. >> the thing i like about it is maybe it helps us sort of revisit what our priorities are, in this world that we are living in. how much do we really need? >> reporter: to the earthquake shacks hold a lesson for us? blackburn thinks it is about not letting the rules get in the way of solving a problem. >> they didn't have to think

senator blackburn. sen. blackburn: thank you, mr. chairman. i thing we all appreciate having had the nominee's time and her willingness to meet with us, and i think we all enjoyed meeting her family, and indeed, she has a very impressive resume. she has worked hard to build that. but our concerns and our disagreements do lie with how she has addressed child pornography, how she has addressed her sentencing practices, or release policies, or work with terrorists, or work with agencies, overreach that is there, and indeed, her immigration policies. i want to talk a little bit about one of the exchanges i had with her. i did ask her about the united states versus virginia case. that was the supreme court landmark women's rights case. it did strike down vmi's mail only admission policy. i am not an attorney, but i understand from so many attorneys that this is a case that anyone, first year law school, would be familiar with. they would know this case. but judge jackson claimed not to be familiar with the case, so i asked her whether she had read

no thanks to marsha blackburn. democratic state senator it's a tennessee legislator, and she joins me now. i cannot make heads and hills of this entire scenario. i have followed the reporting from your state closely. give us the context for this legislation. what are they up to down there? >> absolutely. this is another republican attempt to circumvent marriage. and basically put their own values on every day people of tennessee. what's the attempt of this bill is to say that marriage between a man and a woman is the correct way to marriage. so what we are doing is undermining the marriage system we already have in place to try to circumvent the decision of the supreme court. it is just interesting this party is always the party of contradictions. the party they say we need to follow the law of the land, law in order, follow the rules, it is the party that is exactly trying to circumvent the exact laws of the land that has come down from the supreme court. now, when this bill was pushed, if it was not for the mass

the nypd commissioner posted a quick video riding the subway offiwi in daadley blackburn wi >> thebig apple cbs reviewshowere were vueril th new york ciscarneooks ours. >> reporter: when they were needed most, the cameras failed. >> there were three stations that the video was not working. when it was not without warning, a. inspection from 2018 and 2019 reviewed by cbs news, state officials warned metropolitan transportation authority that transportation security cameras at risk of malfunction, finding the transit agency failed to provide maintenance and timely repairs on thousand cameras. the transit system responded it was taking aggressive steps. does it surprise you to hear this camera in this spot may not have been working right? >> it does not surprise me. very easy after an event that is horrifying and scary to the public. for policy makers to reach for that solution, put cameras in all the subway stations. that initial expense does not necessarily provide or explain all of the resources that have to go into that kind of surveillance. >> reporter: former fbi agent mike german

paul blackburn got brandon to ground it through an inning ending double play. personal for blackburn. had he is from brentwood. the as won it with that one- zero score. the two face each other again in august. so it was busy yesterday. and if that isn't enough, it is busy today. you know why? it is the nfl draft. the 49ers don't have a first round pick, but it is still early in the day. anything could happen. i'll stow you later. >>> coming up on kpix five. >> lieders could soon be i required to mask up. the mandate being voted on today. >> oakland police getting closer to >>> live from the cvs bay area studios. this is kpix five news. >>> right now on kpix five and streaming on cbs news area. take a look at that there. a live look at the east bay. a windy start. first alert meteorologist is tracking those conditions. >>> masks are optional, but that could change thanks to a new proposal being kicked around. ride why they are talking about it. >>> and as covid cases rise in the bay area, we have an inside look at the technology being used now to detect more var

blackburn rovers thrashed lancashire rivals preston north end 4—1 at deepdale to end their five—gametravis finish from just inside the boxputting the icing on the cake. they beat lancashire rivals preston north end 4—1 this evening to go within three points of the championship play—off places, with two games left to play. a cool lewis travis finish from just inside the box ended the derby as a contest, with chile striker brereton diaz hitting the top of the bar as blackburn went in search of more goals. victory moves tony mowbray�*s side up to seventh with two games left as they chase sixth—placed sheffield united. well, in 2a hours time the football world will be tucking into a titanic clash of real heavyweights in the champions league semi—finals. pep guardiola's been speaking ahead of his manchester city side's first leg against real madrid, and he says they'll need two perfect performances. let's now try to be ourselves, compete good and will have to do to exceptional games to reach the final. and hopefully, we can do it, we can do the games, be ourselves and is it necessary to s

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you very much. >>> relief at the pump could be on the way for millions of americans. president biden took a major step to fight rising gasoline prices. here's erroll barnett. >>> i say enough. >> reporter: president biden on an unprecedented effort to ease the financial squeeze for fuel. placing the blame for recent jumps in global energy prices squarely on russia's war in ukraine. >> our prices are rising because of putin's actions. there isn't enough supply. and the bottom line is if we want lower gas prices, we need to have more oil supply right now. >> reporter: mr. biden announcing several new efforts including accessing a third of the nation's strategic petroleum reserve until october. >> i would call it the mother of all strategic petroleum releasea consumer gas but for byproducts like jet fuel and diesel, impacting all corners of the economy, contributing to inflation. how long do you think it will take between this announcement and americans seeing the result at the pum

>> bradley blackburn in new york. thank you. >> reporter: thanks. >>> president biden will deliver a speech today about ukraine. the white house says that he will offer remarks in support of ukrainians defending their country against the russian invasion. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy, says that he was invited to attend the g20 summit scheduled in november. he did not say whether he would go, but russian president vladimir putin could be there, as well. >>> as russia faces accusations of war crimes that are being compared to the nazi genocide of world war ii, israel is marking its annual holocaust remembrance day. in a video released today, 100 holocaust survivors from around the world delivered a message about the dangers of unchecked hate amid rising global anti-semitism. it's being distributed by a new york-based group that provides for the welfare of holocaust survivors. six million jews were killed during holocst. a investigation launch killing of george floyd found the minneapolis police department ha

>> bradley blackburn in new york. thank you. >>> a wildfire burning near flagstaff, arizona, has tripled in size, forcing hundreds of people from their homes. strong winds have fanned the tunnel fire which has burned more than 19,000 acres. more than two dozen structures have been destroyed. the cause of the fire which started on sunday is under investigation. forecasters say strong winds that are expected to ramp up today could lead to explosive growth in wildfires burning across the southwest. >>> the production company overseeing the movie set where alec baldwin shot and killed and cinematographer was hit with the maximum possible fine by new mexico workplace safety regulators. "rust" movie productions must pay nearly $137,000 for multiple safety failures and violating standard movie industry protocols. >> it's a lack of "rust" production's adhering to the national standard, but the national standard is there and is something that they said they were following to prevent workplace injuries. >> baldwin claims he did

i'm bradley blackburn in new york. the u.s. secretary of state and secretary of defense were on the ground in kyiv sunday meeting face to face with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. they are the highest ranking officials to visit ukraine. >>> the first all private flight to the international space station is coming back to earth after a week of delays due to weather. the four passengers reportedly paid $5 million and they won't owe more for their extra days in space. >>> two animated films topped the weekend box office. the bad guys took in $24 million and sonic the hedge who can 2 was close behind. it's proof families are heading back to theaters. for more news. download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm bradley blackburn. cbs news, new york >>> it's monday, april 25th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, wartime meeting. top u.s. officials visit kyiv to meet with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. what they announced as russia continues an all-out assault in eastern uk

blackburn, no. 11 yeas and 11 nays. tie vote. senator durbin: there is a tie vote to be an associate justice. pursuant to section 3 of senate resolution, i'll transmit >> c-span's washington , everyday we are taking you through issues that impact you. we will talk about the change in pandemic order rules with glenn grothman, then the biden administration's decision with a senior institute fellow. then, we talk about the post to established a supreme court code of ethics. watch washington journal tuesday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone also. >> on tuesday, lloyd austin and the chair of the joint chiefs of staff testify on the defense budget request. liven 9:30 amcs on c-span3, or on the free video at c-span now. >> spring has sprung, and it's time for the spring sale. now through tuesday at c-span shop.org. save on accessories, there is something for every fan. scan the code. >> with increased gas prices, the house energy and commerce committee hears testimony from six o

>> bradley blackburn in brooklyn, new york. thank you. >>> meanwhile, more than 100,000 customers in the south are without power this morning after severe storms swept through. the national weather service is investigating whether a tornado touched down near louisville, kentucky, last night. residents in the area took video of what appeared to be a tornado. the storm left behind damage and downed trees. in arkansas, powerful winds knocked a tree onto a mobile home about 70 miles south of little rock, killing a 20-year-old woman. the area has been battered by severe storms for several days. >>> firefighters in drought-stricken new mexico are battling a wildfire that's left at least two dead and destroyed more than 200 homes. the fire in the mountain community of riadoso started tuesday and is being fueled by winds of up to 90 miles per hour. more than 4,000 people have been forced to evacuate. forecasters have issued red flag fire warnings for a wide area that includes parts of new mexico, colorado, and texas. >>> as russia stru

bradley blackburn in new york. our thanks to you. >>> breaking overnight, clashes between israeli police and palestinians erupted at the al akhsa mosque in jerusalem. police say they entered the holy site to break up a crowd a st a jewish prayer space. medsics say at least 117 palestinians were wounded. the violence comes as people gathered to observe ramadan, passoverd . >>> the new york city subway shooting suspect remains in jail this morning. 62-year-old frank james did not enfor a plea during his first court appearance yesterday. he's facing a federal terrorism charge stemming from tuesday's attack. mola lenghi reports. >> reporter: wearing a blue mask and khaki colored prison clothes, 62-year-old frank james answered yes when asked by u.s. magistrate judge mann whether he understood the charge against him. after the hearing, his public defender cautioned against a rush to judgment. >> what happened in the new york city subway system on tuesday was a tragedy. it is a blessing that it was not worse. >> reporter

bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. flyers have now had a chance to go mask free again for the first time in two years, but for how long -- it could be up in the air. the biden administration is waiting to hear from the cdc if it should fight to reinstate the federal mask mandate for airlines and public transit after a judge struck it down earlier this week. cdc officials are now weighing the impact on public health, assessing the threat from omicron's subvariant ba.2. >> mr. president, should people continue to wear masks on planes? >> that's up to them. >> reporter: yesterday lyft and uber joined the major airl roppg mask requirements. driver andy crawford says he'll copy what his passengers do. >> as far as me having an issue with the customers not really, if they don't wear it, i don't wear it. >> reporter: while many celebrated the end of the mandate, some with a cautious optimism -- >> if you cough one time -- >> reporter: others are worried about what's ahead and will continue to mask up. >> i had cancer, and als

bradley blackburn is in new york. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: some airlines had been hoping for this change, tired of enforcing a rule that frustrated a lot of travelers and also led to bad behavior on planes. but this morning many flyers are saying mandate or not, their masks are staying on. a mid-flight celebration after a federal judge struck down the mask mandate for airplanes and mass transit on monday. the court judge says it accepts that the masks will prevent the spread, but that alone is not enough. on the ground passengers were relieved to hear the news. >> i would say hallelujah. yeah, long past due. >> reporter: though some will continue masking up as a precaution. >> i'm keeping mine on tight. >> because we're already so close on the flight, i would rather wear a mask because i don't know these people. >> reporter: airports, airlines, and mass transit systems are now free to make their own decisions, and many of the nation's largest carriers quickly announced they will not require masks. >> so thi

bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. vladimir putin has now claimed victory in mariupol and other cities in the donbas are under intense attack. it's why the u.s. and western countries are rushing supplies to help ukrainian forces that are running out of ammunition and time. the offensive in donbas has lent new urgency in the effort to help ukraine. >> we're in a critical window of time where they're going to set the stage for the next phase of this war. >> reporter: yesterday president biden said the u.s. is rushing another $800 million worth of military equipment to kyiv. the shipments include advanced long-range artillery and anti-tank weapons systems. >> our unity with the ukrainian people is sending an unmistakable message to putin. he will never succeed in dominating and occupying all of ukraine. >> reporter: the president also announced $500 million in direct economic relief for ukraine, money intended to keep its government running. during a meeting with his defense minister, russian president vladimir putin decl

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you. >>> pope francis made an easter plea for peace in ukraine. after celebrating easter sunday mass, the 85-year-old pope delivered his traditional speech to the faithful in st. peter's square. he said ukraine was, quote, sorely tried by the violence and destruction of the cruel and senseless war it was dragged into. he also cited the quote troubling risk of nuclear war. >>> gun violence marred the holiday weekend here in the u.s. three mass shootings took place in two states. the latest happened in pittsburgh early yesterday morning. more than 200 people were crammed into an airbnb when shots rang out leaving two minors dead. as tom hanson reports, no arrest have been made in the case in. >> reporter: the smashed windows, a hint of the violence that erupted here. turning a house party into a bloody crime scene. at least two male victims died in the shooting. the neighborhood traumatized. mitchell wilston lives nearby. >> i'm going to go wash blood off of my wife's car which is

bradley blackburn is in new york with those stories and more. >> reporter: good morning.o a flat open this morning. we could learn more today about the federal reserve's plans for raising interest rates when minutes from its march meeting are released. yesterday a fed governor said the central bank is prepared to more aggressively raise interest rates to help fight inflation. the dow lost 280 points. the nasdaq fell 328, and the s&p 500 was down 57. >>> people paying off their federal student loans may get more time. the biden administration is expected to extend the freeze on federal student loan repayments through august 31st. the loan payments were set to resume on may 1st. no payments have been required on most federal student loans since the pandemic began in march, 2020, with interest and past collections on hold, as well. >>> jetblue has made a surprise bid to buy spirit airlines. the $3.6 billion offer comes after frontier airlines put in their cash and stock offer worth $2.9 billion back in february. frontier's shares have since fallen, reducing the value of that

>> bradley blackburn in new york. thank you so much. >> reporter: you bet. >>> a colorado prison inmate is the first person in the u.s. to test positive for the current strain of avian flu. the man was working at a farm with infected poultry in montrose county near the colorado/utah border, when he tested positive this week. officials said he showed mild symptoms of fatigue and is in isolation. the virus is typically transmitted among poultry and wild birds. scientists say that the risk to humans is low. the current avian flu outbreak is the biggest in the u.s. since 2015. >>> and citing high gas prices. democratic lawmakers want the federal trade commission to crack down on oil and gas companies engage -- engaging in price gouging. democratic leaders unveiled a proposal to give the ftc increased authority to go after price gougers. it includes tougher fines, penalties, and a team of experts to monitor market conditions. >> oil companies last year made record profits on these tragedies. almost like vultures. we have t

joining us senator marsha blackburn from senate judiciary. great to have you on.r reaction to hillary's report there? >> well hillary is pointing out, and i'm so glad she showed actually what transpired in that hearing. the democrats are trying to deflect. they're trying to say it is everybody else's fault. it is trump's fault. it is putin's fault. it is the oil companies fault. it is everybody's fault except joe biden's. this is crisis of joe biden's making. we went in day one, killed the keystone pipeline, no more drilling on federal lands. put one person in charge of issue issuing all the drill permits on federal leases, what do you expect? we've gone from energy independent, to being dependent. we are actually importing 670,000 barrels of oil per day. that is how far off we are, how far off the mark for this. elizabeth: white house and democrats are making moves to win the midterms with pausing student loan debt payments, they're talking about a gas tax holiday, gas tax rebates, you know, tapping the strategic reserves, then bringing up trump. that is what the

blackburn, no. 11 yeas and 11 nays. tie vote. senator durbin: there is a tie vote to be an associate justice. pursuant to section 3 of senate resolution, i'll transmit to the secretary of the senate a notice of this tie vote. we will vote on judge stephanie davis to the court of appeals. [roll call] >> 12 votes, 10 nays. senator durbin: we will consider the nomination of robert howy to be the u.s. district court for the southern district of california. please excuse me. previous roll call would the. >> 13 yeas, 9 nays. next vote no, ma'am nailted to the third circuit. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] >> 11 yeas, 11 nays. senator durbin: there is a tie vote to the u.s. circuit judge. the senate resolution i will transmit to the secretary of the senate a notice of the tie vote. next we vote on the nomination of robert howy, does anyone seek recognition? [roll call] the clerk: the votes are 12 yeas and 10 yeas and one pass. -- 11 nays, 5 nays and one pass. senator durbin: 11-10. senator durbin: we will now vote on evelyn pa

senator blackburn, thank you very much. always appreciative. >> you got it.riday, you remember folks i was asking about disney speaking of parental rights and how they handle this and how they share your values? we got a ton of responses. in fact mitchell speaking, holding my stock. disney's job at this point is containing the problem, not letting it spread. that is, wow, imagine, china bringing in family values to disney. i got market-watcher and florida resident gary kaltbaum. he you can believe ready to weigh in. ♪. charles: outrage continues to grow against disney after the company's opposition to florida's new parental rights in education bill. major shareholders demanding that the company executives to turn their focus back to business. ashley webster is in orlando with the very latest. ashley. reporter: yeah, good afternoon, charles. no sign of this fight, standoff if you like shows any sign of cooling off and to your points shareholders are now sounding off including one in particular. his name is ray keating. he is a shareholder. he is also an editor

for example was senator blackburn asked her what a woman is, she pretended not to know. i asked her who has more of a right to be the united states new citizens to follow the rules are illegal aliens is very first act in the united states was to break our laws. judge jackson refused to answer. i asked several questions of judge jackson releasing guantanamo bay terrorists would make us more safe or less safe? she again pretended to not know the answer although it is published by the biden administration. i also asked judge jackson if criminals are more or less likely to commit a crime if they knew they would be caught, convicted and sentenced. pretty basic question at least three times its not a hard question yet again she refused to answer. judge jackson also refused to say whether pack in supreme court was about a day even though the judge for home she clerked and seeks to place, justice breyer and the late sainted ruth bader ginsburg none were known for their conservative reviews were both willing to publicly denounce such court packing schemes by the democrats. judge

for example, when senator blackburn asked her what a woman is, she pretended not to know. asked her who has more of a right to be in the united states, new citizens who follow the rules or illegal aliens whose very first act in the united states was to break our laws. judge jackson refused to answer. when i asked a simple question of judge jackson, whether releasing guantanamo bay terrorists would make us more or less safe, she, again, pretended not to know the answer even though it's published by the biden administration. i also asked judge jackson if criminals were more or less likely to commit a crime if they knew they would be caught, convicted, and sentenced. i asked this pretty basic question at least three times. it was not a hard question, and yet again, she refused to answer. judge jackson also refused to say whether packing the supreme court was a bad idea even though the judge for whom she clerked and seeks to replace, justice breyer and the late sainted justice ruth bader ginsburg, neither known for their conservative views, were both willing to denounce court-

blackburn: thank you, mr. president. i've come to the floor today to go into a little bit more detail about why i will not be voting for and in favor of judge ketanji brown jackson's confirmation to the supreme court. now, as we have all heard and as we appreciate, there is no doubt that judge jackson is highly educated. she has an impressive resume. she is cordial. she was very gracious with her time. but as i listened to her responses over the two-day period of time, i was really dissatisfied with the specifics. and as i got home to tennessee and talked to tennesseans, they had wanted to hear specifics from her and were disappointed that she did not come forward with those specifics. and my colleague, senator durbin, helpfully pointed out this morning that judge jackson did indeed make the rounds up here prior to her hearing. yes, indeed, she did do that. she came to my office, and we spent about an hour together talking about her record. and i, of course, didn't give her a list of questions to study, but i did clue he

blackburn could win the title if bournemouth drop points and blackburn will be trying to secure their what a game it has been so far? the hosts went 3—0 up before half—time, but city have stormed to a 7—2 lead, four goals being stormed and while one player and another player also getting in on the action. it has been a big day for chelsea football club, as we appear to be moving closer to finding out who will be buying the club. bbc understands that consortium led by the la bowlers... leader has been rumoured to be in the works, after it has been put up for sale after the owner of chelsea roman abramovich has been investigated due to his links with russia. all bonus points, england are ahead only on points difference, but will have to deal with the partisan sell—out crowd on bay erne, which will also be the mark where the teams are at in the world cup, with france in in this pool in the autumn. france trailing 7—0 with the visitors breaking the deadlock after half an hour. scotland will play ireland later on in the rugby. we are seeing two with the best semifinals in recent history of

there are people we do not know who they are, what their intentions are marsha blackburn from tennessee told me at least 34 people were encountered who were on the terrorist watch list. but then there's just the managing of all these people. given impact does it have on texas and the country given 30 million illegals? what do you think that means? give us a practical answer in terms of the impact. xes. the white house will never answer this question. because here's the basic question, when all of these people come here illegally, what happens to them? they're just letting them go around the country. what happens to them? because you can't get a job if you don't have a social security number. yes some will find some work getting paid under the table. no reputable companies going to hire them. what do they do then if they have no money or no job for healthcare? of course who provide free education under the constitution to ever only due to escalator citizenship and sharp at the schoolhouse door. but maria, the cost of education is dramatic mostly children, or two and three years behind in

i'm bradley blackburn in new york. the u.n.orld food program says ukrainians in mariupol are now being starved to death, and russian forces will not overnight, ukraine's president told his people to be proud they have survived 50 days under russian attack. >>> california is delaying a plan to require all schoolchildren to be vaccinated against covid-19. it was the first state to announce a mandate for students, which will now be pushed back until at least the summer of 2023. >>> prince harry and meghan met with the queen in person thursday reportedly for the first time in two years. they visited england on their way to the games in the netderlands. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connecttv. i'm bradley black bburnlackburn, new york. >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm major garrett in for norah. tonight, a significant and symbolic blow to russia's ryht. missile sank the lead warship in russia's black sea fleet. the russian defense ministr

there was kind of the moment of the judicial hearings when senator blackburn asked, not a trick question, but a real conversational question about how do you handle the law and culture, and that is can you define a woman? i don't think that senator blackburn meant for that to be a trick question, but it is a question at this point, it determines how will you be able to handle the law. her response was she can't answer the question of how to define a woman because she's not a biologist. i'm not either, but i can answer that question. it is something that as a nation we need to deal with things that are self-evident. there are additional things during the hearing, but i didn't want to revisit those issues. i wanted to discuss the things not discussed. there were several issues that weren't discussed about how she handles the law. one of those is tribal law. in some areas of the country this is a big deal and in some areas it is not at all. so i understand why it didn't come up in the hearings. in her past history in her cases, she had one case to deal with tribal law. there's a lot 0 of qu

. >> tennessee senator marsha blackburn was the keynote speaker of the weekend at an event hosted by the iowa state freedom coalition in des moines. following her remarks, senator blackburn sat down with the discussion with joni ernst at an iowa -- and the iowa state legislator. [applause] >> thank you so very much. i love this. i think we've got about

senator marsha blackburn is here. joe concha and ryan payne.e watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because the sleep number 360 smart bed is really smart. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable all night. it's also temperature balancing, so you stay cool. it's so smart, it knows exactly how long, how well and when you slept. sleep number takes care of the science. all you have to do is sleep. and now, save $1000 on the most popular smart bed. only for a limited time. to learn more go to sleepnumber.com maria: welcome back, well, there are new concerns spiking over migrant surges about to happen as fox news has learned of a new bus of mostly single male migrants arriving in brownsville, texas. they were first arriving by the hundreds back in january and then the migrants are flown out to cities across the country. of course, at taxpayer's expense. the biden administration is moving to

and just to go beyond that, the national security crisis that senator blackburn mentioned is enormousprehended 157 different nationalities here at this border since president biden took office. 157 different nationalities. u.n. only recognizes 195 countries. this is a massive national security crisis, and people keep asking me why don't the democrats do something about this. what's the motivation. well, their big dollar donors, i'm certain, are happy to have cheap labor. but even worse, it's a cynical thought that democrat politicians with their sanctuary cities are trying to change the map, trying to change the electoral map for themselves in a way that is incredibly cynical, and they're willing to put americans at risk, they're willing to lose 100,000 lives a year to overdoses. it's amazing what they'll do in the search of power. maria: unbelievable. are you satisfied with the briefings that you've gotten on the iran deal? you're on foreign affairs, you should be briefed. can he push the u.s. back into this deal without congress' input at all? >> maria, it certainly appears they're

blackburn rovers thrashed lancashire rivals preston north end 4—1 at deepdale to end their five—gaments of the championship play—off places, a cool lewis travis finish from just inside the box ended the derby as a contest, with chile striker brereton diaz hitting the top of the bar as blackburn went in search of more goals. victory moves tony mowbray�*s side up to seventh with two games left as they chase sixth—placed sheffield united. well, in 24 hours time the football world will be tucking into a titanic clash of real heavyweights in the champions league semi—finals. pep guardiola's been speaking ahead of his manchester city side's first leg against real madrid, and he says they'll need two perfect performances. let's now try to be ourselves, compete good and will have to do two exceptional games to reach the final. and hopefully, we can do it, we can do the games, be ourselves and isn't necessary to say how much we respect real madrid, how good they are. and that's all. and that's all the sport for now. hello. if it's rain you're after, you won't find any substantial amount in th

as you laid out in those hearings, and as you do all the time, senator marsha blackburn, great to seeo, i had a great conversation this week with mark cuban about a bunch of fascinating topics. here's a quick clip. >> being the best at cybersecurity has to be a priority for the united states of america. being the greatest innovator in technology has to be a goal for the united states of america. understanding crypto and how it can be used, whether for government purposes, for, you know, global -- [inaudible], whatever it may be, has to be a goal of the united states of america. that's going to take government intervention. that's going to take smart government. >> steve: you have to see this conversation. you're going to love it. sign up for the e-mail. we will send it to you as soon as it comes out. much more up ahead. its revolutionary rollerball design delivers fast, powerful, long-lasting pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. all of this is humanitarian aid that the fellowship is sending from israel directly into ukraine. food, medicine, warm clothing is needed now! live

senator marsha blackburn asked judge jackson, what is a woman? what is a woman didn't used to be a trick question. one hundred 15 men and women have served on the supreme court and all 115 would have no difficulty whatsoever answering the question what is a woman, not so judge jackson. judge jackson's response, i can't define a woman. i am not a biologist was her defense. does that really mean judge jackson doesn't know what a woman in? of course not. what it does show is sensibility that she is completely in line with the radical left that wants to redefine what a woman is and a racist from the dictionary, yesterday, a reporter stopped me, reporter from a left-leaning publication said he was asking every senate republican on the judiciary committee the following question, what is a woman? you could tell can tell he thought this was a great gotcha question. i looked at him and said an adult female human. he looked at me astonished and said did you look it up? that is the dictionary definition. i said no. i just speak english. if you would like an

now let's go to the bottom of the 4 paul blackburn.he was solid for oakland because darren ruff down on strikes. blackburn throws 5 shutout innings in strikes out for that game is currently in progress. it's one nothing on the bottom of the 9th soon as that game goes final, we will have more highlights and reaction from chase center from oracle park. i'm getting my just get my rina is mixed up. we'll have those highlights. kate rooney is out there. he's a wild night here in the bay area sports. that's why we work here. why we have our fun. >> crazy to think that gary payton, the second is 29 years old and really didn't have a stable job in the nba until right now. but i know you've been in a bunch of nba arenas in the playoffs and oracle is such a tough act to follow in terms of an environment. how would you rank chase? tonight, the first playoff series ever in that building. the craft. well, grant. >> you know, steph said before postseason started, he doesn't want to compare oracle chase and i agree with him there. but i will say this

none more so than senator marsha blackburn from tennessee.e's the one who asked the judge to define the word "woman." she was very proud of herself and weighed in on this important non-issue again this afternoon. >> in the time since judge jackson sat before this committee, disney has eliminated saying boys and girls. the state department announced you can select x as a gender on your passport. the left has slowly but surely stripped words of their meaning in an attempt to eliminate dissent. and the latest victim of this campaign is the word "woman." >> jimmy: you know the people i'm trying to set back 50 years? those are the victims of this campaign. maybe be less worried about the word "woman" and pay more attention to the people who are them. i don't know. and also you might want to think about a little dry shampoo in that hair. marsha blackburn isn't the only republican concerned about the definition of "woman." weirdo congressman madison cawthorn of north carolina took time out from all the coke-fueled orgies he's been getting invited to

bradley blackburn tells us more. >> the cdc alerting doctors and public health authorities about a cluster of children identified with hepatitis with liver inflammation and infection with adenovirus. nine children under 10 diagnosed in alabama from october to february, two in north carolina, doctors at this children's hospital treated the alabama cases. >> what was odd was the frequency of how often the children were coming and the fact that each one of them tested positive for adenovirus. >> reporter: two patients need livtranspla. while the cause remains unclear, health officials are conducting the possible link to adenovirus, which typically causes mild to severe respiratory illness, fever, sore throat, and pinkeye. several of the alabama cases were positive for a specific adenovirus. >> they can cause gastrointestinal distress, diarrhea. type 41 as far as we can tell has never been associated with liver. all of the children did have, most of them had g.i. type symptoms. >> reporter: dr. stubblefield with the alabama department of public health says symptoms of liver inflammation can va

i'm bradley blackburn, cbs news, new yo . ." >> >>> it's monday, april 4th, 2022. >> powerful speech.yr zelenskyy appears virtually at the grammy awards. his emotional message about war. >>> international outrage. russia is accused of genocide after hundreds of civilian bodies are found on the streets of ukraine. how the kremlin is trying to deflect the blame. >>> i've been up since 5:00 a.m. already. so just winging it. >> stranded passengers. major airlines cancel thousands of flights snarling weekend travel. what they're saying this morning. >

paul blackburn, heritage high school, played little league with our editor luke. >> no way. >> hustlesr to first base, gets out of jam, five >> it's a milestone, first black woman on the way to international space station. nasa spacex crew blasted off from kennedy to the space station. first compromised equally of men and women, one is jessica watkins, first black woman to serve aboard the iss. six months in space conducting experiments. >>> tonight, russia's dramatic retaliation against ukraine's allies in a surprise prisoner swap with the u.s. russia cutting off gas supplies to two nato members in a move the eu denounced as blackmail. will it impact u.s. gas prices >>> vladimir putin stepping up his threats, vowing a lightning-fast response if countries interfere in ukraine it comes as russia releases a u.s. marine veteran as part of a prisoner exchange. how the deal was made amid soaring tensions. >>> also tonight, the scathing report. a state investigation launched after the death of george floyd finding minneapolis police engage in a pattern of racial discrimination so what happen