let's go to dearborn. yeah, okay. ♪♪ ♪♪ lemonis: walking up to the second location, the first thing i notice is this lame, dinky awning that, by the way, doesn't even match the first location, and looks like it was here 25 years ago. how you doing? -corey: good. how are you? lemonis: good. corey: what's going on? lemonis: this is a lot bigger. corey: it's a little different. lemonis: do you mind putting your coat on for a second? -corey: of course. -lemonis: okay. i want to just go outside. -corey: of course. [ horn honks ] lemonis: on a scale of 1 to 10, and this is just me asking, how would you rate your façade, the light, the openness? corey: i see what you're saying. a zero probably. -lemonis: yeah, it's dark. -corey: i'm glad you asked. lemonis: it looks old and not reflective of you because, i mean, you're -- -corey: aah! i got you. -lemonis: yeah. do that again. -corey: ah! lemonis: [ chuckles ] okay. corey: so look. let me show you something. this is the cooler. -lemonis: okay. corey: so i'll fill

it is my pleasure on behalf of my sisters and brothers here at the dearborn truck plant, local 600, at all of uaw members to introduce to you the president of the united states, joseph farah biden. [applause] ♪ -- joseph r biden ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> my name is joe biden and i'm a car guy. i got -- please sit down. i got through high school and college and law school because my dad ran an agency. and i'm delighted to be here. i want to say something else up front. i'm standing here because, about 180 years ago, when i first got elected to the senate -- [laughing] -- they uaw elected me. [applause] we used to have a higher percentage of autoworkers in any state in the nation because we have a small workforce and two giant plants, plus mopar and a few other things going on pics i want to thank you. look, i do want to thank a good friend of mine, michigan governor gretchen whitmer. [applause] god love you, dear. you've got a backbone like a ramrod, got a brain as big as anybody in the business, and you are so honorable. it's a delight to know you, and anything i can do, , as i said o you before, i'l

dearborn is also home to one of the largest arab american populations. spoke earlier with some arab leaders in the community who had a news conference trying to send the president a message about what is happening there in the mideast. listen to part of the conversation i had with one of them earlier today. >> i am glad the president is elected, but we need some support. we cannot just every time get disappointed. we get disappointed when something like that come up and we don't see strong action. >> andrea, last november joe biden grew hillary clinton's vote share in dearborn by 23%. you know how close michigan was, this was close to the tally. we hope to get a discussion, but we were told by the white house they didn't have time. >> and now kevin mccarthy says he's against creating a bipartisan commission about the attack on the capitol. what happened? next on msnbc. d febreze in ever. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we

just like ford does with its workforce training center here in dearborn. when we invest in infrastructure, we will buy materials, services and materials made in america. we will do everything in our power to encourage and protect the right of workers to unionize and collectively bargain. i met with -- i think it was more than a dozen ceos in major fortune 500 companies. we started off and i said i want to be clear with you, i am a union guy. and every one of them but one said i understand, because now they are realizing what mr. ford realizes, that you are the best workers available. you are the best trained. you are the most capable. and you save overall. bottom line, american jobs plan is a blue collar blueprint to rebuild america, a blue collar blueprint to build america. and we need automakers, and other companies that invest here in america and not take the benefits here and expand production abroad. we need to deepen your partnership with the uaw, and pay good wages across the country. we need to come together as a nation. the vice president and i ha

jeff zeleny for us in dearborn. thank you. >>> now to the other big news.evin mccarthy, the house minority leader, says he will not support the creation of an independent commission to investigate the violent january 6th capitol riots. mccarthy rejected the deal, brokered by one of his own house republican colleagues and a house democrat. only days ago, this deal was hailed as a rare sign of bipartisan in congress. >> the house is expected to vote on whether to create the commission tomorrow. cnn's jessica schneider -- jessica dean there for us, joins us from washington. jessica, what reasons is mccarthy giving for rejecting this commission? >> well, good afternoon to both of you. he made this announcement this morning. let me read you in part what he said to directly answer your question about why he is not supporting this bipartisan effort to create this commission. he wrote, in part, given the political misdirections that have marred the process, given the now due liktive and collinly counterproductive nature of this effort and given the speaker's shorts

this time at a ford electric car facility in dearborn, michigan. white house officials and senate republicans prepare to meet on capitol hill. here trying to hammer out a compromise on infrastructure. all of this as member of the squad and other progressives are urging the white house to go big and go fast. coming up, we'll speak to republican senator mike brawn, a member of the appropriations committee. welcome. i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." we are all over it with mark meredith in dearborn, michigan on that spending pitch and chad pergram on capitol hill where republicans are pushing back. we begin with mark. hello, mark. >> hello, sandra. earlier today president biden had a chance to see first hand how ford is changing its assembly plants to deal with electric cars. now the president wants to spend billions of tax dollars to make sure that americans are insentivize. the president had a chance to drop in the driver's site of the f-150 lightning. the white house seeing this is a chance to convince congress this is a ch

>> president biden traveled to dearborn, michigan, to visit an electric vehicle center owned by ford motor company. >> hey, guys, how are you? standing on my mark. >> how are you, mr. president? >> how are you doing, mr. president? >> so glad to have you. >> the same and to be the operations manager for this new building electric vehicle center. >> no nice to meet you, sir. >> good to see you. >> who do we have here? >> this is our glass, going to load our windshield and back glasses to the unit. as you see, it comes around and it will pick up the glass and this is where the operator would load the spaces. the robot will come in, pick up the glass after the urethane has been applied and then take the glass in, apply the urethane sealer and then load to the unit. >> and this is the back glass and the other is the windshield. >> the truck will travel right down the center. >> i got you, yeah. >> this one puts it in the back and that puts it in the front. >> i'll be darned. a lot of changes. >> this is where the operator would do the picking of the glass with the-- depending on which le

host: we go to mark next in dearborn, michigan. you are sounding loud and clear. go ahead.aller: what topic are we speaking about? i'm open to them all. host: we are asking about security on capitol hill. the house passing a measure that would enhance security. republicans say no to the plan. how do you balance public access versus security for lawmakers? caller: number one, and the analogy of germany, who grows brussels sprouts, wouldn't allow immigrants from romania to come and pick them. i picked beets for a dollar a bag when i was eight years old. my great-grandmother is half lacked, half indian. he married a norwegian, i'm irish on my mother's side. my first job was $.85 an hour and my city is the most racist city ever. now it's being taken over by a different clique of people and i was watching a black gal -- there's only 3% black people but 40% of them get ticketed. host: we are going to move on to some tweets. show me a 30 foot border wall and a 31 foot tall ladder. jen:

you could see at an electric vehicle plant in dearborn, michigan.g his mouth and nose, which conflicts with the cdc guidance that says you don't have to do that or socially distance indoors or outdoors as long as you are vaccinated. the president has been since before taking the out of office. that image comes to us as dr. anthony fauci reveals the only reason he wore a mask post vaccine was for the look of it. >> before the cdc made the recommendation change, i didn't wanted to look like i was giving mixed signals. >> president biden sud red state governors who lifted mask mandates weeks ago had neanderthal thinking and despite celebrating a mask rollback recently himself, the president has not taken the neanderthal line back. >> first at this point in time we will never declare victory. however, it is interesting. i've still not received a phone call or an apology from the president for his mischaracterization of my actions. >> today the white house is not trying to talk about covid or anything else other than electric vehicles and the way that el

the ford electric vehicle center in dearborn, michigan getting a jolt of presidential pop in just the last hour, as the commander-in-chief tours the plant to promote his american jobs plan, and its $176 billion investment in electric vehicles. that's got the entire ev sector powering higher but the back drop of a mixed picture which is now all lower on wall street for the broader market is kind of dimming, some of that move. a trio of market titans showing their cars as you just heard charles mention, michael burry saying warren buffett and cathie wood lay down their winners and fold their losing hands our floor show traders are about to pinpoint who made the pest trades. and the great outdoors mean big profits as lockdown weary americans head for the hiking and biking trails, shooting ranges as well. the vista outdoor ceo is here, as his company clocks a record run. it's a fox business exclusive. plus, food prices have you guys seen, flying higher as inflation takes its toll, as grocery chains scramble to stay ahead of pricing, ahead of rising prices, rather, and this is that health

he was expected to speak a little later this hour but he is here in dearborn. >> amazing!. and he's here with the core promise he made throughout his campaign, 500,000 electric charging vehicle stations across the country and incentive to encourage more automakers to produce the kind of pickup trucks, in fact, the president got a sneak preview of, debuting an f-150, they call it lightning pickup. these mid--to-heavy duty electric vehicles are key to what the united states said should make a priority, trying to own the electric vehicle market. we know, of course, there's a big foreign policy story dominating things at the white house these days, of course, with the situation in the middle east. but the president is also going to be making an argument about china as well as for his stimulus plan here because, as he said, china has increasingly taken up a significant amount of supply that's necessary to invest in these battery technologies and also cornering that market. for instance, the chinese manufactured -- just check my math here, 800,000 charging stations. they have th

. >>> president biden heads to dearborn, michigan tomorrow and he may see scenes like this one in dearborn over the weekend, condemning israeli air strikes and calling for them to end. >> there were protests in pittsburgh, los angeles, new york, other cities across the country. let's bring in our global affairs analyst kimberly dozer. to this point calling for a cease-fire, there's an effort in the u.n. to call for a cease-fire but the president and secretary of state have not gone that far. what are the politics around that considering they can call for the cease-fire and continue that quiet intense diplomacy work that jake sullivan's talked about? >> and the u.n. also blocked a u.n. security council statement calling for a cease-fire. part of this might be the fact the biden administration knows they don't have a lot of leverage over benjamin netanyahu's government, and that basically they're likely going to follow the pattern they've done in the past. the israeli defense forces, when they get an opportunity to attack the militants they've been studying for years, they want to make sure,

multiple protests took place in dearborn -- which has the nation's highest percentage of arab american citizens -- during biden's visit. protes continu elsewhe in thu.s. here inew yorkity,eople raied frontf thunited nation senat schume's office, d the fices aipac -- amerin israelublic affas committee and friends of the israel defense forces. this is a protester at a los angeles rally tuesday. >> the message to the u.s. government is to stop funding israel with $3.8 billion in military aid a year. the message to israel is that you cannot have two state solution what you have people behind walls and being bombed and murdered and lives stolen from them. that is not the way to peace. amy: we'll have more on these stories after headlines. 60% of u.s. adults have now received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine as data shows cases are declining by 5% or more in almost every state. over 3.5 million kids and teenagers aged 12 to 17 have also received at least one dose. new york city is relaxing many of its coronavirus restrictions today and is lifting its statewide mask mandate for fully v

today in dearborn michigan, the president elected by the voters of michigan toward the ford electric vehicle center wore president biden test drove its new electric pick up truck, the f-1:50 and he spoke about the future of auto workers and promised them that we will leave no one behind. >> we're in a great inflection point in american history. how we handle the next 4 to 10 years is going to determine where we're going to be 30, 40, 50 years from now. it's one of those moments in american history. the future of the auto industry is electric. there's no turning back. >> we're going to put america to work, modernizing our roads, our highways, our ports, our airports, rails, transit systems. that includes putting ibew members on the union workers to work installing 50,000 charging stations all along our roads and highways. our homes and our apartments. the ibew is ready to do it and they can. now i know many of you watching at home are like the folks i grew up with in scranton delaware. they feel left out, left behind. in an economy and industry that's rapidly changing. i understand it

biden had to say in dearborn, michigan. he was there talking about the economy and electric cars and how to get america back in gear. watch this. >> sincerely, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity. it's about respect. it's about your place in the community. i mean this. about being able to look a kid in the eye and say honey, it's going to be okay. >> sandra: that piece we pulled because he's talking about jobs and dignity and respect and having a job. yet we seem to have a policy that is trying to keep people home through labor day and now we're giving more child tax credits send by check, by the way, not just a line on your taxes. here's a check on a weekly basis or monthly basis. what do you think about what the president said about the importance of dignity of a job? >> he's right. absolutely right. the importance of dignity to a job. work is a virtue. okay? it's absolutely right. the trouble is, his policies contradict him. that's the problem with this version of joe biden. not the guy tha

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he used his visit to the dearborn, michigan plant to make his case that his plans could help steer thes. the president is a big car enthusiast made unscheduled stop to test drive the new f-150 ford lightning. he said, quote, this sucker is quick and said he would purchase the vehicle if given the opportunity. then asked about israeli, he had this response. >> a quick question on israeli? >> no, you can't. unless you get in front of the car as i step on it. i'm only teasing! here we go. you ready? ready? >> there he goes. biden a long time car guy, although he is also a corvette guy which you're not allowed to admit in dearborn, michigan but there you go. >>> last night was the webby awards. top award was dr. anthony fauci for his use of social media to spread covid-19 information. duvernay was also honored. other winners including oprah win free's book cluck and nbc's kids cast. check it out if you have not' already. and pod save america. >>> universal released the trailer for a broadway music dear evan hanson. ♪♪ >> dear evan hansen. today is going to be an amazing day and here is why

. >> the president is also going to dearborn which has a large arab-american population. there's going to be some protests there. >> we are learning that. there have been protests here throughout the weekend. a very long one in dearborn on sunday where thousands of palestinian americans protested the white house's, what they view as silence in the middle east. they believe the president should take a stronger stance against israel. this certainly is something that the president is stepping into. of course, this trip, he's coming here to visit the ford motor company to tour new electric vehicle. the ford lightning. this has been planned for weeks but the rising conflict in the middle east certainly puts some more tension on the president's trip here. >> jeff zeleny, thank you so much for your reporting. "new day" continues right now. >>> hello. i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman. a republican showdown in arizona between those still pushing a recount of last year's election and those finally fed up with the big lie. plus, dark money. rigging the system and making it h

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he test drove the new electric ford f-150 in dearborn, michigan, part of his tour at the electric vehicle to lead in electric vehicle manufacturing, but he says there's a lot of catching up to do. >> we now are number eight, and che china's number one. can't let that be sustained. the future is going to be determined by the best minds in the world, by those who break through new barriers. >> during his tour, he also pushed his $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan. a price tag that republicans say it too high. >>> and lollapalooza is returning to chicago this summer at full capacity. it's scheduled for july 29th through august 1st. the music festival usually attracts hundreds of thousands of people to a lakefront park. people who attend must be vaccinated or show a negative covid test. a list of performers will be released today. >>> coming up first on "cbs this morning," jetblue ceo robin hayes has a special announcement as americans begin to travel again. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, t

that will be available in 2022 ford is unveiling the f-150 lightning and that will be built in dearbornigan on may 19th it will be available with production starting next spring as well. let me hand it back to both of you. >> steve, thanks for the update. >> appreciate it. >> it would be cool if bob dylan was the pitch man on that. >>> coming up, why texas lawmakers are going toic keep it here going to change who i am.n't when i learned that my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage, i asked about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel helps skin get clearer in psoriatic arthritis. ask your doctor about enbrel, so you can get back to your true self. -play ball! enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common. or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, hav

to michigan on tuesday, of course, promoting his domestic economic agenda, he was doing that in dearborn, michigan, a suburb of detroit, home of the largest arab-american population in the country. so there were protests preceding his trip and during his trip and it laid bare the challenges here. this is not something that president biden has ever wanted in his foreign policy menu of options. he knows the middle east is intractable. there's very little a u.s. present can do. certainly his presidency up until now has been focused on domestic concerns but this was, indeed, the first foreign policy crisis of his administration and it is that experience, the long experience andrea was talking about as chairman of the foreign relations committee, as vice president, that guided him through this and it could have gone either way and can go either way. the ceasefire is holding at this hour and there is reason to think it will going forward but the president does not want the middle east to dominate his foreign policy agenda. he's focused on china and russia and everything here at home but this i

one of them, access set up vaccination clinics in dearborn michigan averaging hundreds daily with community focus groups people from east asian descent poland ukraine to address root causes of lower vaccine confidence another organization is working with a large number of churches in north carolina founded to assist in disaster recovery following hurricane irene but today it engages older adults by answering questions about vaccines dispelling math to help administer when seniors are ready to get it. the usw foundation is focusing on vaccinating farmworkers and families it is coordinating vaccine events providing thousands of vaccine doses to farmworkers to establish a national hotline and the team is engaging farmworkers on the ground in six states for factual and scientific information. i want to share with you washington dc mayor has created dc own covid-19 core it is launch this saturday as part of the day of action and enlisted hundreds of volunteers to canvass neighborhoods to make a plan to be vaccinated to coincide so they could get a free vaccine if you are in dc and went to get in

he test drove the truck on a closed course in dearborn, michigan. he looks pretty stylish.said he loved the new ride and would definitely buy one. you can't buy one as president, because they won't allow him to drive around. >> let's bring in jeff. we could see it there with jean as they are waiting to get that mountain lion out of there, just houd win how windy it is. >> that cat definitely holding on out there with those wind gusts, 40 plus miles per hour in san francisco. not only there, the entire coastline and the north bay really getting the brunt of this wind moving in tonight. wind advisory until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. 20 to 50 for the mountains 15shgs to 30 in the lower elevations. we do have colder temperatures in the 40s. but it's so dry out there, our fire danger is obviously elevated. so here we go. 3:00 in the morning, north bay coast with the highest chance of those gusty winds. you can see the key at the top, and then over the mountains it represents what's happen thing with those colors. so the red color, that's 30 to 50-mile-per-hour winds. i think things cal

one of our organizations, access, set up vaccination clinics in dearborn, michigan, hundreds of vaccines administered daily, community focus groups include primarily people of east asian descent, from poland, ukraine and faith communities to address root causes of lower vaccine confidence and address questions. another organization is working with a large network of churches in east north carolina, and disaster recovery following hurricane irene. today they engage in older adults by asking questions about vaccines, helping to administer vaccines when seniors are ready to get it. the us w foundation is a community core member focusing on vaccinating the families. the organization has coordinated community vaccine events and provided thousands of vaccine doses to farmworkers, establishing a national hotline and fund registration and engaging farm workers on the ground in 6 states. finally i want to share with you that washington dc mayor bowser has created dc's own community force, the dc core will be launched this saturday may 1st as part of the day of action and enlisted hundreds of volu

speaking at the root in dearborn. u.s. housing starts fell by more than forecast.ing that rising material costs continue to hold builders back. danielle, it is the worst time to be holding builders back, isn't it? because there is so much demand out there and not enough supply. >> i think that's a great point. we know we have unprecedented numbers of young people getting of age where they are likely to be first-time homebuyers. in their early 30's, that is where people typically nationwide bought their first home. the unprecedented level of demand from the demographics. on top of that, people have spent more time at home than ever before in the last year. that has brought home a front and center. it up to the priority list. so, you have two reasons really driving demand. and you have low mortgage rates helping people afford more homes than ever before. and there is a lot of demand in the market. against that background, we had a shortage of supply going into the pandemic. scholars have gotten skittish. -- sellers have gotten skittish. that has exacerbated the suppl

when he was at the dearborn plant, he was standing with united auto workers. union workers. who were making that plant. who are making that vehicle. in the vehicle was made with parts that were built in 20 different states in the united states of america. we are talking about batteries now being manufactured in america. the president is concerned that china is far ahead of us in the electric vehicle market, and instead of producing the technologies of the future, we are importing them from somewhere else. it is time for that to shift around. the president has an american jobs plane where he is looking to invest or than $170 billion, and he is going to build out the electric charging stations that we need for consumers to buy these vehicles and feel confident that they can get where they want to go and back again. he is looking at actually providing consumer rebates at the point-of-sale. he is looking for low interest loans, grants, and other opportunities to work with battery manufacturing, so that we steal the supply chain back to the united states again instead of ceding i

. >> reporter: biden was in dearborn, michigan, home to one of the largest arab-american populationsn the u.s. who protested during his visit. biden has faced a steady drum beat of calls from democrats to ramp up pressure on israel by calling for a cease-fire. >> i think at this point we just have to stop the fighting. >> reporter: the president has declined to explicitly call for one and only voiced support for a cease-fire during his call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. another sign of the administration's delicate approach, officials are refusing to comment on israel's claims that an air strike got a gaza building housing news outlets was justified because hamas was operating out of it. >> it's my understanding that we've received some further information through intelligence channels, and that's not something that i can comment on. >> reporter: attempting to draw a line between their approach and their predecessor's, press secretary jen psaki made this dig at the trump-era abraham accords today. >> aside from putting forward a peace proposal that was dead on arriv

which are going to be the backbones of communities around the country, including communities like dearborn, where the president was earlier this week are areas we need to continue to invest to be competitive with china. and to boost our workforce. go ahead in the back. reporter: the administration says it wants to work with south korea and japan are heavily dependent on china. [indiscernible] there's also been some reports about the south korean guide. that might upset the chinese. how is the administration going to work with south korea and japan when it comes to standing up to beijing when their economies are so closely tied to china? jen: let me say it should send a clear message about the importance of these partnerships and alliances that the first two bilateral meetings the president had, has had after today, or -- far -- are with japan and south korea. there are a range of means we can coordinate and munich eight with both of those countries, including through our trilateral discussion with the security advisor and secretary of state. we recognize that fundamentally, the united stat

he went to the ford plant yesterday in dearborn, michigan.e was using the fedor f-150 lightning which is electric vehicle which officially roll us out today. appeared used it to pitch his $2.3 trillion infrastructure package. it's interesting though that package includes $174 billion to spur the building of electric vehicles. but that amount of -- the amount they are going to spend on electric vehicles is actually more than the amount of money joe biden wants to propose to rebuild our bridges and our tunnels and things like that. actual infrastructure in the infrastructure bill. ainsley: they want to build these new ford trucks and they are saying they are going to be built by the union workers. they are going to spend $700 million to do it. create 300 new jobs. this is one of america's favorite trucks and they're electrifying it. he was out there in that parking lot or in that field or whatever it was. and he was driving, test driving it around. brian: it's amazing. he talked about some of the it make work projects solyndra and battery proje

that was clear on his visit to dearborn, michigan, home to one of the largest arab-american communitiesn the united states. president biden spoke with rashida tlaib, the first palestinian-american woman to serve in congress. she's been harshly critical of the president's stance on israel. >> i tell you what, rashida, i want to say to you that i admire your intellect, i admire your passion and i admire your concern for so many other people and it's from my heart i pray that your grand mom and family are well, i promise you i'm going to do everything to see that they are on the west bank. >> well, despite the administration's quiet diplomacy a white house official says president biden did use a firmer tone with prime minister netanyahu in their latest phone call, but kylie atwood reports international allies are pushing for more. >> reporter: the biden administration continues to engage in diplomacy in an effort to bring an end to the violence in gaza, the west bank and israel. most recently secretary of state tony blinken had phone calls with his counterparts from bahrain and morocco. th

on this 100 25th anniversary of the dow jones industrial average, i think of gm in the 1920's and dearbornoing so well. look at that headline from ford of a changing american and global economy. ford to boost electrification by an amazon-like $30 billion. jonathan: there are the goals of this company. maybe just talking to each other in 2022. tom: i am going to quote the dow jones industrial average, up 65. the s&p, we look at it occasionally, 4200, up 12.25 points. critically, the fix coming from 21 in to 18.4 poor -- 18.44. jonathan: we going to this interesting transition. we caught up with gabelli funds earlier this morning. the recovery from expansion, and from there, deceleration. that has got to be the key issue every time we wake-up. what are treasury yields doing? what are they telling you? i don't know. tom: it is the story there because we noticed, leading with that chart on strong renminbi as well, what do you see in ig and high-yield before we get to greg boutle? lisa: if you take a look at the extra yield, it is at a postcrisis low. basically we were looking at the lowest spr

there was a small protest in the very arab-american suburb of dearborn, michigan, president biden washere to tour a ford plant and americans there wanted to make sure the president heard their thoughts and opinions. now the white house says the president has spoke within israeli leader benjamin netanyahu at least twice during the conflict. mr. biden has known netanyahu for a long time. senator biden was the head of the senate foreign relations committee for many years. president biden has said america stands with israel and israel has the right to defend itself. >>> as for that ford tour the president took the opportunity to promote his infrastructure plan, which he says will increase the amount of manufacturing in america as well as the number of electric cars. the plant biden visited makes the new electric ford f-150. the president says it's important not to let china get ahead of us on electric vehicles. >> and they think they're going to win but i got news for them. they will not win this race. we can't let them. we have to move fast and that's what you're doing here. >> now the p

dearborn, michigan. and here in new york city. the city with the largest jewish community of any metropolitan area in the world. we've seen jews harassed. jewish institutions vandalized. individuals assaulted. literally, just on friday of last week, we had jewish people who were attacked with fireworks in times square. and in these instances we've seen individuals, sometimes worrying -- claim in solidarity with the palestinian people, as you see in this picture. right? people literally assaulting a man who is wearing a -- and leaving him crippled on the ground after being attacked with crutches, in broad daylight. these kind of attacks are disgusting. we track these sort of hate crimes and we saw a 53% increase in antisemitic incidents last week alone. and i've got to say, it's not limited to the u.s.. in london, or more broadly in england, in germany, in france, in spain, in argentina. we are seeing jewish people and jewish institutions attacked. when you make unhinged claims. when you make crazy conspiratorial memes. it has cons

, protest broke out over the weekend in los angeles, new york, boston, philadelphia, atlanta and dearborn michigan against israel's airstrike on the gaza strip, in israel on the ground with a very latest. >> we are into week two of the battle between israel and hamas militant group, so far on the ground, there is no sign of a break in the action, take a look at what we saw earlier today in central israel. >> were hearing sirens near the city of the central part of israel, you are looking behind us as her cameraman can show what were looking at and that is the battery -- it is going up in the sky, a second one going up in the sky looking for targets, they sent a third, they sent a fourth, looking to target hamas rockets coming from gaza several miles away. >> we watched the four rockets intercepted by the iron don't missile's but one got through hitting a building in the city nearby injuring three people, the rockets in response to heavy israeli airstrike throughout the day and gaza targeted militants in their underground network, were told during the week plus of strike ten is0 really's h

he was in dearborn, michigan, with one of the biggest arab american populations in the country. he could have met with community leaders there, address the topic. he did not. we have yet to hear from the president, you know, in any detail on this issue for days now. but, of course, i would mention all of this comes in washington as there is growing pressure from democrats to see the white house ratchet up their efforts to try and resolve this conflict in any way that they can. and democrats in the house calling for a $700 million arms sale to israel to be stopped. that was something that was approved a month ago from the white house. now progressives in the house, in particular, are pushing for that sale not to go through. >> erin, really quickly, i know we had been talking about a new dynamic in this round of the violence, and that is what was happening inside israel with the arab population, the palestinian citizens of israel. can you bring us up to speed about what played out there with the national day of strike that took place yesterday and what the situation there is like

. >> he did actually take it out and rip it around the track at his trip today in dearborn. they have got all that cladding around the vehicle. it looks like a weird paint job on it.ou see the stuff velcro'd on? that's to disguise the shape of the vehicle.pe obviously you can see the basic shape of it but that's so you can't see too much detail. it's supposed to be optical illusion, the spots on it so you can't make out exactly what it looks like and that's because it hasn't been properly unveiled. it's going to be unveiled tomorrow at 9:30 p.m. eastern in probably the most anticipated car launch since, well, i've been a car person. president biden did give away some of the specs. we did get to see him driving it around.et he said to reporters he thought he could do 0 to 60 in 4.3 seconds. a full-size crew pickup. those are very fast numbers. it didn't sound like that was right until he took off like the truck was fired out of a gun. that will happen today, ahead of the formal revealing of this truck tomorrow night. linda zhang came to this country when she was in the third

unveiling the new electric truck to coincide with biden's tour affords rouge electric vehicle center in dearborn. biden is spotlighting electric vehicle manufacturing as a way to tackle climate change while simultaneously creating good-paying jobs, cool gunned it. he called himself a car guy. >> danger advi ories have been posted for east bay parks due to toxic blooms of blue green algae. here's a list of them. there has also been a caution advisory issued for lake chabot drought conditions and warm weather have caused the increase in the toxic algae officials are warning. it's also dangerous for dogs. yosemite national park is making some changes this summer after temporarily shutting down 2020, of course, because of covid visitors to the park will still need reservations between may and september of this year to limit the number of people in the park each day park is also eliminating shuttle buses to avoid crowding and visitors will need to distance or wear masks when they find themselves in large groups. >> get a look at it is a rare corpse flower that bloomed in alameda showed up on monday i

on tuesday as we've announced the president will travel to dearborn michigan to visit the vehicle center as ford said. belfry 150 which will be billed by uaw workers area on wednesday he will travel to new london connecticut where we will deliver the keynote addressat the coast guard 40 commencement exercises . with love from his excellency jn, president of the republic of for you white house. president moons visit will highlight the ironclad alliance between the united states republic of korea and the broad ties between our government , people and economy area a brief update on thecolonial pipeline . with colonial pipelines as part of the present president outlined yesterday since the shutdown of the colonial pipeline we had a full government response across the industries and to help get the pipeline back online and negate any supply shortages . as a part of that last night the department of homeland security announced the second targeted and temporary jones act waiver to give us additional tolls to get fuel to affectedcommunities . this follows the jones act waiver wednesday night aft

. >> then he did actually take it out and whip it around the track on his trip today and dearborn. they've got all that clouding along the vehicle. it looks like a word paint job. see the tape velcroed on? that's to disguise the shape of the vehicle. obviously you can see the basic shape of it, but you can't see too much detail. it's supposed to be as sort of optical allusion, the shape on. or you can exactly make up when it looks like. it hasn't been properly unveiled, it's gonna be unveiled tomorrow by ford at 9 pm eastern and what's probably the most anticipated car launch in, well, since i have been a car person. president biden did give away some of the specs. we did get to see him driving around. he actually said to reporters, he thought he could or sort of 16 4.5 seconds. a full cap pick up. those are sort of very fast numbers. it didn't sound like he had that right, until he in fact hit the gas and went off into the horizon like the truck had been fired from a gun. that all happened today ahead of the formal revealing of this truck, tomorrow night. linda's saying came to th

he wants specifically to visit the plant in dearborn and highlight the electric batteries is part ofbs climate and infrastructure agenda. >> my name is joe biden and i'm a car guy. the future of the auto industry is electric. there's no turning back. the real question is whether will leave or fall behind in the race in the future. or whether it will build these vehicles and the batteries go in them, here in the united states relying on other countries. whether the jobs to build these vehicles and batteries are good paying union jobs with benefits, jobs that will sustain and grow the middle class. right now china is leading in this race. well i got news for them, they will not win this race. we can't let them. we have to move fast and that's what you're doing here. >> as former administrator of environmental protection agency, now she mccarthy knows what's at stake here as well as anyone and she joins me now. it's great to have you on. so the big pledge, the sort of headline pledge the biden administration is having american carbon emissions by 2030. how much of that is in the vehicle

her district includes dearborn, in ann arbor. congresswoman welcome to the program.s into the negotiations over the president's jobs plan? we did gain jobs in april, we just didn't gain as many as we would've liked. >> i've been home [inaudible] first of all, childcare is very real. i met with a group of women last week, one of them is working two jobs, and the combined two jobs, is not enough to be able to afford childcare. in her mother has gotten sick and can't help to do, it childcare is a real problem. in a state like michigan, where covid has been surging, and hospitals are still full, thankfully the numbers are starting to go in the right direction. but people are afraid to go to back to work. as well as anything else. there is not one problem, there are a multitude of problems. and i'll tell you something else, the same people who say we have to stop helping people, saying the service industry that no one can find jobs. the service industry's job numbers have increased over this past year, there are many reasons that people are not in the workforce. and we al

it really later, i was myself talking to biden outside of an event that he was doing in dearborn, michigan book, is that jill biden was on a phone call with some supporters a little bit after the debate, and she was so mad you forget sometimes, jill biden in these elegant dresses, underneath is like the philly girl right? and she said, you know, "with the life that he's led, the work that he's done, to stand up there and you call him a racist? go [ bleep ] yourself. [ laughter ] >> seth: so they -- you know, for people who might not know what opposition research actually means, but you write that, you know, based on this biden went so far as to -- did he go through with putting together opposition research for kamala >> yeah, these are research that people who go through tax records and every possible public thing and private thing a person's ever done with the intention of finding bad stuff and the biden campaign had not -- and you know, we can forget about it given all that's happened over the last two years, but this time two years ago, the biden campaign was not in great shape, and the

the ford electric vehicle center in dearborn, michigan getting a jolt of presidential pop in just thenvestment in electric vehicles. that's got the entire ev sector powering higher but the back drop of a mixed picture which is now all lower on wall street for the broader market is kind of