law that end kates foxx's recusal required a special prosecutor be appointed?im foxx argued the special prosecutor should only be appointed if she was sick or unable to fulfill her duties. justice o'brien argues that kim foxx admitted she couldn't fulfill her duties when she recused herself. congressman? >> jason: matt, thank you. we appreciate it. joining me we reaction is former florida attorney general pat bondi and fox news contributor emily capano. emily, tell us the significance with the movement with the judge and how it will play out. >> the judge transferred it to another judge and said to coach scalia in a dissent, sometimes the appearance of justice is as important to justice itself. so he essentially said look, this isn't necessary. it's not a full recusal. i'm nearly transferring the matter. notably to another judge who has done this twice before. dealt with a special prosecutor. the issue of whether one should be assigned in one instance. he agreed. in the other he declined. the other argument is you are duplicating the efforts of the investigatio

if foxx is sick, absent, or unable to fulfill her duties.foxx was already admitting she was unable to fulfill her duties. foxx objected and did not appear today, jussie smollett did not show. at the case continues may 10th. >> mike: thanks a lot. we are getting our first look tonight inside the massive tents constructed near the southern border to handle the surge of immigrants trying to gain entry into the u.s. hello, william. >> it not attend, it's a soft sided facility but it was built in 13 days, has air conditioning, showers, kitchen, and sleeping for 500 on 500 unaccompanied children. officials said the space, which does not include any chain-link partitions, relieves pressure on overcrowded conditions elsewhere appear >> i hope it's enough. i don't know. we don't know what we don't kno know. we had seen, as i said, a 240% increase with the family unit, and it is definitely an exploitation of the families and crossing here. high numbers, a difficult journey for them. >> under current law, unaccompanied children cannot be sent home, but

that just also submitted a line of questions for foxx, asking foxx why she did not comply with illinoiss foxx's recusal indicated a special prosecutor be appointed. the special prosecutor should only appointed if she was sick or unable to fulfill her duties. the justice said that she was unable to fulfill her duties when she recused herself. congressman? >> jason: thank you. we appreciated. joining me now with reaction, former florida turn our attorney general, pam bondi, and emily compagno. emily, tell us theem significane of this movementce with the jude and how this will play off. >> the judge that transfer the matter to another judge, to quote justice scalia, sometimes the appearance of justice is equally as important to justice itself. essentially, this isn't necessary, it's not a full recusal. i am merely transferring the matter notably to another judge who has done this twice before coming up with a special prosecutor, the issue of one should be assigned, in one instance, he agreed. in the other, he declined. the other argument is, you are duplicating the efforts and t investigat

he passed the case to another cut dough might judge because he is a son who works for kim foxx.he new judge in charge decides he wants to hear more evidence from justice o'brien on why a special prosecutor should be assigned, and also wants to hear kim fox's argument against it. in her petition, just as o'brien: dominant questions or motives, alleging kim foxx meddled in the case even after she recused herself. fox later admitted she never illegally recused herself. today an court, justice o'brien said that kim foxx "said one thing and did another," and her veracity in that issue. o'brien pointed out that one of her assistants told fox that illinois law requires a special prosecutor should have been appointed when kim foxx refused herself. kim fox's argue that a special prosecutor is only required if she became sick or was unable to fulfill her duties. justice o'brien argues that kim foxx admitted she was unable to fulfill her duties when she refused herself. paris? >> harris: wow. thank you very much prayed like i said, it isn't going away. boeing says it has repaired the criti

justice o'brien submitted a few questions to kim foxx regarding her motives.of those questions, "what was your motive when he said he recuse yourself from the jussie smollett case but still community with her your staff about customer what was the motive when he received a document frof your assistance who told you the lot of illinois was that you rel prosecutor, and you did not comply with that law?" kim foxx insists a special book prosecutor only had to be appoid as she became sick or was unable to fulfill her duties. justice o'brien says, "you are admitting that you were unable to fulfill your duties when you recuse yourself." >> melissa: interesting. matt finn, thank you. north korea trading missile tests amid deadlocked nuclear negotiations. what this could mean for a deal moving forward. that's next. ♪ the best simple dishes ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. . . my dream car. it turns out, they want me to start next month. she can stay with you to finish her senior year. things will be tight but, we can make this

foxx: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, i rise as leader of the republican on the committee of jurisdiction over employer-sponsored health care, the house committee on education and labor. we have a vital stake in this debate because that's how most americans get their health care , through their employer. our focus should be on improving those options. instead, we're here so our democratic colleagues can grind and ax against the few remaining health care options they don't get to control. among its many choice, eliminating, freedom-limiting provisions, this legislation would eliminate short-term duration insurance plans. these plans are an obvious potential solution for millions of americans, working or not, who may find themselves between jobs or unable to afford rising premiums in the already expensive individual market. if any of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle claim to be champions for hardworking americans or the unemployed, their support for this provision is proof that those claims are empt

foxx: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, i rise as leader of the republican on the committee of jurisdiction over employer-sponsored health care, the house committee on education and labor. we have a vital stake in this debate because that's how most americans get their health care , through their employer. our focus should be on improving those options. instead, we're here so our democratic colleagues can grind and ax against the few remaining health care options they don't get to control. among its many choice, eliminating, freedom-limiting provisions, this legislation would eliminate short-term duration insurance plans. these plans are an obvious potential solution for millions of americans, working or not, who may find themselves between jobs or unable to afford rising premiums in the already expensive individual market. if any of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle claim to be champions for hardworking americans or the unemployed, their support for this provision is proof that those claims are empt

but he has a son that works inside kim foxx's office.ctantly agreed to pass the decision on to another veteran judge. the chief judge martin said this is not a recusal. he even dpe notified the motion for the recusal. he said the wheels of justice would stop every time there is a family relationship. he is aware of the tremendous amount of public interest in this case and a segment feel his son's job should disqualify him on deciding on a special prosecutor. now the decision of an outside special prosecutor to investigate kim foxx rests in the hands of a veteran judge here in chicago. the next hearing is set next friday. >> julie: matt finn, thank you very much. >> bill: we mention this. uber shares are now trading on the new york stock exchange. they opened up at $46 a chair. a lot of fans for that company. this is a company now, julie, that is worth stand by, $76 billion. it's pretty good change. >> julie: pretty good. whether you buy in. do you go big or go home? >> bill: we'll go to a commercial break. back in a moment right after th

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kim foxx found herself in hot water again.w her well, the state attorney who refused to prosecute hate crime hoaxer jussie smollett despite all of the evidence against him. trace gallagher live in the west coast newsroom with details. >> laura, the judge in this case made it crystal clear he was set to rule on whether to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the jussie smollett case, then the woman who petitioned for it put the brakes on performer applet cord court judge sheila o'brien asked him to recuse himself because his son works for cook county state attorney kim foxx. the judge was unhappy but agreed to consider it, so the legal jockey and goes on. o'brien is fighting for a special prosecutor because she said smollett received special treatment, but attorney kim foxx said in might interfere with the investigation now underway by the cook county inspector general. foxx is against a special prosecutor, but in late march she rode an op-ed in "the "chicago tribune"" saying she was in favor of it. "let me say public an

foxx has also filed a motion to prevent the release of documents from her and her top deputy, sayinghat former judge o'brie o'brien's request for information violates state law that prosecutors be allowed wide discretion in decisions about whether to charge or dismiss cases. remember, jussie smollett was facing 16 felony counts and days after the state's attorney's office laid out a very compelling evidence against jussie smollett, the charges were suddenly dropped. kim foxx and her deputy who were not in court today, saying, they were not bound by subpoenas mandating their presence. >> martha: thank you very much. here now with more, former prosecutor, now a criminal defense attorney, you say she doesn't really want this investigation into what she did because she can't substantiate it. >> bring it on, she sets in the op-ed piece which i read it thoroughly several times. oh wait, you really want to look into what i do? no, i didn't really mean that. you want an independent review? i will give you one right now. i've been in the system for 26 years and you have wide latitude but to p

and corinne foxx [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: wow!d applause that's fantastic all right. here's how it works -- >> all right >> jimmy: the roots are going to start playing a song, one instrument at a time >> roots >> jimmy: jamie, corinne and i can buzz in and guess as soon as we know the song. but, if you guess wrong, the other people have a chance to steal. >> okay. >> jimmy: yeah, so you can play along at home. >> i like stealing >> jimmy: jamie, do you think -- do you think you're going to win this one >> of course i am. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah [ light laughter ] >> i mean, i am the deejay - i'm the deejay on the show, so, i mean, i know music >> jimmy: oh >> and i'm an icon >> jimmy: all right. [ light laughter ] questlove's always - questlove's always trying to trick me - >> i've done music >> jimmy: all right. here we go >> before. >> jimmy: roots, let's hear the -- >> with kanye west [ laughter ] i've done music with kanye west >> jimmy: yes, you've done music -- yes, you've done music >> and other young hip-hop stars. [ laughter

foxx. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. and i thank my colleague from kentucky for yielding and for handling this bill today. i also commend my friend, representative comer, for his outstanding leadership of the republicans on the civil rights and human services subcommittee, and for his leadership on this bill. i've served on the committee under its different names for a long time. it was a great honor to serve as the committee's chairwoman during the last congress and as republican leader during this congress, because from this perspective, i have seen just how much we're able to get done together that doesn't always capture the attention of the rest of this body or the public. it should be a great encouragement to all of us that when it comes to serving the most vulnerable americans, children and youth, republicans and democrats on the education and labor committee have been able to come together on numerous occasions and produce bipartisan legislation that is forward-looking and aims at prevention first. we did this las

foxx's office later dropped charges against him.he current judge in the case agrees he needed to decide whether he should recuse himself before the case could proceed. e presidential race. democratic senator michael bennet of colorado ishools, is moderate. he is the 21st democratic candidate to enter the race. today another presidential candidate, jay inslee, will be stopping in commonwealth event. the democratic washington governor is focusing on climate change as one of his main campaign issues. he's expected to discuss his plan to come back to the global issue this afternoon. that event kicks off at noon at the toby family auditorium on the embarcaderembarcadero. >>> markets in the red so far this thursday morning. dow jones industrial falling about 150 points as stocks fell for a second day after fed's chief powell signals no interest rate cut very people find housing. it's launching a new donations tool to let hosts give a portion of their income to non-profit groups. airbnb donationsize an expansion of the company's existing o

o'brien questioned foxx's motives and alleges she meddled in the smollett case even after foxx recuseddn't comply with illinois law. when foxx claimed she recused herself a special prosecutor couldn't have been assigned. justice o'brien argues kim foxx admitted she was unable to fulfill her duties when she refused herself and when a special prosecutor should have been assigned from the start. we're about to watch this hearing to see what happens and we'll update you throughout the day. >> sandra: thank you, matt. we'll get back to you as news warrants. >> jon: 23 democrats are now running for president and joe biden leaving his rivals in the dust leading the race for his party's nomination by a wide margin. the new fox news poll showing biden could beat president trump in a hypothetical match-up in 2020. we're back with our a-team juan williams, liz harrington national spokeswoman for the republican nation until committee and ed henry. liz, are you worried? >> no, not at all. i think we should keep in mind that polls almost always oversample democrats and no offense to the fox poll but

. >> what up, it's jamie foxx. >> it's woody harrelson. >> marisa tomei. >> it's ellie kemper!greeing to revisit the iconic shows in a live special led by late night's comedy king jimmy kimmel. >> these are shows i watched with my family and by myself over and over again, as a kid. we thought, why not do it in the way that they've been doing these live musicals? >> reporter: original series creator norman lear getting right on board. >> he said, "you know, who i'd love to play archie bunker," which really is the hardest one to cast, "is woody harrelson." so i texted woody harrelson. i said, "would you be interested in this?" and from there, i thought, "you know who would be the best george jefferson is jamie foxx." >> reporter: and the wives? marisa tomei as edith bunker. and wanda sykes as louise "weezy" jefferson. >> all of my life i've only bought three kinds of dresses. 50% off, seconds and going out of business. >> reporter: best remembered for the laughs. their social impact also burned into collective memory. when the first six episodes of "all in the family" ran, they r

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and kim foxx is not prosecuting the criminals. this is one case. but we have a number of cases.s why the police chiefs in cook county stood with us more than a month ago and complained about this prosecutor saying she is just not doing her job. we need a prosecutor to prosecute. we need people to be held accountable for the yims thecrimesthey commit otherwise e law doesn't mean anything. >> tucker: her response is criticism of her is racism. how do you respond to that? >> you know what? i mean, it's ridiculous. we don't care about the color of somebody's skin. we don't care about their sexual orientation. all we care about is putting criminals in jail who actually commit crimes and if she can't get on board with that then maybe she needs to find another avenue in which to do her work. because clearly prosecution is not her forte. >> tucker: no. that's obvious. i feel sorry for you guys trying to do your best under these circumstances. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> tucker: thank you. i appreciate it. quick update to a story developing at this hour. we have been reporting

. >> sean: tonight's villain is cook county states attorney kim foxx, yet again.ok trace gallagher inonight with all of those details. wow, again? >> yeah, a judge was set to rule today on whether special prosecutor should investigate the jussie smollett case, but sheila o'brien abruptly asked the judge to recuse himself because his son works for the cook county states attorney, and the judge unhappily agreed to w consider it. sheila o'brien thinks smollett got special treatment, but state attorney kim foxx -- she is now against a special prosecutor but back in march, she wrote an op-ed saying she was in favor of it. foxx is also trying to prevent the release of original files from her office, she was not in court today. sean? >> sean: trace gallagher in the west coast newsroom, great reporting as always. unfortunately, that is all theg time we have left for today don't forget, follow me on facebook, twitter @seanhannity, and will never be the fake news media mob. let not your heart be troubled she has ramped up and ready to go. laura. >> laura: hannity. >> sean: what's going on? >> l

and i thought, from there, you know who would be the best george jefferson is jamie foxx. >> reportersa tomei as edith bunker. and wanda sykes as louise "weezy" jefferson. >> all of my life i've only bought three kinds of dresses. 50% off, seconds and going out of business.r:meor the laughs. >> boy? boy? [ laughter ] >> reporter: their social impact also burned into collective memory. when the first six episodes of "all in the family" ran, they ran with a warning. is there a warning necessary in front of either one of these live shows? >> i think we're giving people fair notice that what they're about to see is not what they see nowadays and it might create some conversation. ♪ guys like us we had it made >> you're talking about two of the greatest tv theme songs of all time. >> reporter: you do it. i see you -- ♪ songs that made the hit parade ♪ ♪ those were the days >> our thanks to jimmy and amy there. it's going to be something to see, all playing out live, just a short time from now, right here. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night. >> announcer: "abc's world news tonight with

foxx admitted her recusal was in the colloquial sense, which o'brien writes makes foxx appear less thanl. foxx wrote the motion for a special prosecutor should be thrown out because there is no real conflict of interest. all of this, however, was put on pause for a moment this morning because it was discovered that the chief judge's son here has a son who works for kim foxx. now the petitioner for the special prosecutor has ordered an out of county judge should hear the case for a special prosecutor to investigate jussie smollett. the judge would be put in a position to judge the truth-telling ability of his son's boss. foxx's attorneys argue the judge's son is not a witness or a party member or does not have any monetary interest in this case. it's an ongoing hearing. we'll keep you updated, bill. >> bill: matt finn following all this in chicago. >> sandra: medicare for all, the congressional budget office revealing new numbers that could derail some democratic hopefuls. money man charles payne will be here next. hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been bet

but foxx says she already admitted he is couldn't fulfill the duties.nd o'brien subpoenaed foxx to appear in court this week but she objected and did not appear. the case continues may 10. tucker? >> tucker: matt finn for us in chicago. thank you, matt. >>> this is not really up for debate. california public schools are failing. miserably. disorderly classrooms are one reason why. but instead of making it better they want to ban teachers from restoring order. literally. it's about to happen in california. we have details after the break. >> tucker: in california, the state lawmakers may soon legalize anarchy in the public schools. a bill that has already passed the state senate in california would prohibit schools from suspending students for what they call willful defiance. that meanings students behaving in a noisy, hostile, threatening or disruptive manner that makes learning impossible for everybody else could not be punished. so what would the effect of the law be? according to the supporters suspending disruptive students, you could have guessed t

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but foxx says she already admitted he is couldn't fulfill the duties.nd o'brien subpoenaed foxx to appear in court this week but she objected and did not appear. the case continues may 10. tucker? >> tucker: matt finn for us in chicago. thank you, matt. >> tucker: it's not really up for debate, california public schools are failing miserably. disorderly classrooms are one a reason why. but instead of making it better they want to banin teachers from restoring order. literally. it's about to happen in california. we have details after the break. ...finding the right drop can be overwhelming. and ordinary eye drops... ...just add temporary moisture. but you want more. you want relief that lasts. you want to address the main cause of dry eyes. you want soothe xp eye drops... ...from bausch + lomb. the only eye drop that contains restoryl mineral oils. it's shown to help restore the lipid layer. to seal in moisture... and protect against further irritation. ordinary drops can't do that. soothe xp. the right choice for dry eyes. it's >> tucker: in california

. >> jamie foxx entered this scene with serious george jefferson swagger and flubd a line on live tvly jamie can. >> so all -- it's live. everyone is sitting at home just think their tv messed up. >> the unexpected moment required woody harrelson playing the famous archie bunker, to turn away from the camera. >> marisa tomei putting on her edith bunkerafterwards kerry wa posted the cast's sing along.♪ pie ♪ >> oh, my god, we're all just still happy. >> marisa and jay hood snapped backstage photos while will ferrell joined host't believe h was. >> now that jimmy's idea became wednesday night's number one show, what live next? possibilities could include "sanford & son," "maude" and "maude" spinoff "good times." >> sounds dyn-o-mite to me. >>> we saw blood, sweat and few tears it took to make this dream a reality. >> this is amazing! >> we're inside the brady house. >> this is crazy. >> this is unbelievable. >> i know. i freaked out. i immediately felt like i was back on ste at paramount and really on our set. it's perfect. >> this is what the entryway and living room look like, just s

." >> harris: you are talking but the prosecutor, kim foxx. >> joey: yes. how is that any better? you handle line order in your city, maybe that's why chicago is in the place on the way that it is. it's you move away from jussie smollett specifically, you look at how may be prosecution or law and order is being handled in that city, corruption in general, and i were you understand why chicago is in a dire state. >> harris: and look at the officers who put so much time -- remember, how frustrated the police superintendent was? >> joey: do you put yourself in harm's way in the places in chicago if you know the best i could happen is this person and might've murdered someone last night they were arrested on a technicality today is going to pay a thousand dollars and 200 hours of community service? if that's the end result, because that's how -- >> harris: let's hope that doesn't go that way. >> melissa: i love your point, that's always been the stereotype about chicago. the political machine, everything is corrupt. all the way down to justice, everything else in chicago, you look at

let's bring in our guest, kim foxx. good -- kim foxx. good to see you this morning.t was the turnout that staggered me, 51%, the highest turnout in 20 years, an active population is perhaps an incendiary device we all underestimated. tim: i think it's very encouraging the population in europe turned out in different ways in different countries. the expectations of the big gains for the populist parties and some countries that happened. in others, it didn't. the greens, the liberals did better, as well. --be the other properties parties did better than the mainstream parties, but the greens, also the anti-europe parties, in some respect, in europe, france, the u.k.. nejra: we're not seeing the euro react. we're pretty much flat. if you take a look at the performance over the past year or so, the currency's net support level looks to be low. it has been getting lower and lower weekly highs. with a these elections out the way, does this take away a key risk for the euro? we should see it move higher from your. tim: perhaps in the short-term, it should move higher. we sa

to spice this up as you say to keep things that stink first of all between 2.30 and 3 30 at the k foxx bot booth at the street rally. the stanley cup itself will be there. so if you want to get your picture taken with the stanley cup which i'm sure all sharks fans want e sure to get in line early it will be there for an hour. it's a sight that if you never seen before to fantastic. it's the ultimate prize in my opinion all of sports. the second thing we've done with a lot of things just to all highlight is our pre game show is not to be missed and every round we do something a little bit different. but for round 3 for tomorrow night we've shaken up tht show a lot it's a completely different show that what we had for around one round 2. you're not want to miss this please be there for before 5 o'clock so you can actually see it it's a fantastic new show you can see behind me we're already starting to set up to do some prep. >>a lot of excitement that interview first aired on kron on our streaming service, the puck jobs at 5 tomorrow evening at safety center. the pre game rally begins at

. >> we have jamie foxx and sikes. anthony anderson as uncle henry.a. >> all in the family premiered in january of 1971. >> now i suppose you're going to tell me the black man has the same opportunity in this country as you? >> he had more, he had more. i didn't have people marching and protesting to get me my job. >> no, his uncle got it for him. >> it was made to make people uncomfortable. race, religion, politics is never an easy conversation to have. >> the theme song is fascinating, because it really represents archie's view. ♪ those were the days >> you got archie bunker saying "we want the good old days". girls were girls and men were men. didn't need no welfare state, everybody pulled his weight. that's conservatism. >> it was the biggest television show in america. you're talking about an audience of 60 million people every time they do a show. >> part of what's so revolutionary is that they're just families. they're families that are very recognizable and relatable. they're sort of dipping their toe into difficult areas and having conversati

cook county state attorney kim foxx is on defense today, making her case on the defense, i should saythe special prosecutor to examine her office's actions in the controversy. the latest on that next. ♪ country honorably.r whether it's two years, four years or thirty-two years like myself. one of the benefits we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. call 1-833-844-6702 i have fantastic news for veteran homeowners who need cash. with home values rising all across the country, now's the time to use your valuable va home loan benefit. newday usa can help you refinance and get 54,000 dollars or more and lower your payments by 600 dollars a month. and since they've been granted automatic authority by the va, newday can say yes when banks say no. so if you're a veteran homeowner who needs cash, now's the time to call newday usa. go to newdayusa.com or call 1-833-844-6702 >> harris: leader of the republicans

wednesday abc revived the 70s sit com the jeffersons in front of a live audience the cast included jamie foxxn, and will ferrell, many more.t bue biggest star of the night was the original cast member, marla gibbs making an appearance at the very end of the show she starred at florence on the show >> the reboots are so popular. you can bring back the theme songs too. >> yeah. that's truly the throwback. >>> ladies, this is something we have to deal with, especially in summer this is why i have my sweater, blankets, my coat over here, because i'm always freezing in the office now it's our turn to feel like, hey, it's not just us. there's a new study that says women are more productive when they're warm researchers at the university of southern california and the berlin social science center observed 543 students. they performed tests at varying temperatures and found that as temperatures increased, so did women's performance. meanwhile, men performed better at lower temperatures, and it seems like at least in the studio, men alwaysin w, although you're fanning yourself. >> i'm always hot too.

." >> jamie foxx is winning praise for his george jefferson and our will ganss watched it all. >> no,o joke,s rscread b sherman hemsley and isabel sanford. the legendary family back on tv as part of abc's live in front of a studio audience and they're not the only tv family making a comeback. america saying hello to the bunkers for the first time in 40 years. ♪ songs that made the hit parade ♪ ♪ guys like us, we had it made >> reporter: woody harrelson and marisa tomei playing archie and edith. normal lear teaming up with jimmy kimmel to bring two of his shows back to primetime live and like any live show, this one had its live moments. >> so all -- all -- it's live. [ laughter ] everyone sitting at home just think their tv just messed up. >> reporter: using the original scripts with an all new all-star lineup. kerry washington and will ferrell as helen and tom willis ♪ we've got the sun in the morning and the moon at night ♪ >> well, how about a woman president? >> reporter: jennifer hudson hitting all the right notes during the live show. ♪ we're moving on up to the east side ♪ ♪ mo

>> reporter: jamie foxx as george jefferson.one on the cast living. >> all -- all -- it's live. everyone sitting at home just think they tv just messed up. >> reporter: they were the best theme songs and it was a surprise appearance from jennifer hudson bringing it back. ♪ well we're movin on up ♪ to the east side ♪ to that deluxe apartment ♪ in the sky ♪ we're movin on up >> reporter: and there was that moment that connected the past to the presence. the surprise behind the door. marla gibbs returning as florence, with wanda sykes as weezy. >> the agency sent me. >> reporter: all of it a live experiment, in that studio and at home. ♪ we finally got a piece of the pie ♪ >> so m fun. really so daring t do that livethk you for watching here le tonight. hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> these are extraordinarily serious charge. >> these things are happening. it is very, very scary for all of us. >> the man accused of a brutal crime was in court today. prosecutors do not want him released on bail of neighbors

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foxx: new sussstaint attack on religious freedom. i yield back.he speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i now yield 1 1/2 minutes to the co-chair of the equality caucus, the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. pocan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. mr. pocan: thank you, madam speaker. this is not about a red herring about men wanting to play in women sports. please, this is about people like my husband phil and i. we have been married for almost 13 years. we're a pretty boring married couple, probably not all that different than most people in congress. we try to sleep in a little on the weekends. we sometimes argue over what to watch on tv, and we cherish the limited time we have with our friends and family. and we're really lucky because would he live in wisconsin, the first state in the nation to pass a gay and lesbian civil rights bill back in 1982, and it was signed by a republican governor. but that's not true for a maj

foxx: thank you, madam speaker. as a national conversation reinvolves around infrastructure this -- revolves around infrastructure this week, i'd like to highlight h.r. 300, the unfunded mandates information and transparency act, or umita, which i introduced with my democratic colleague, representative cuellar. umita will help our infrastructure by making sure that overly burdensome federal regulations don't hinder progress on state and local levels. states and local governments shoulder the greatest cost of infrastructure projects, and any federal legislation to assist their efforts must account for costs of regulatory compliance. every dollar spent on compliance with burdensome mandates is less money for the projects states and localities need. umita passed with bipartisan vote in the last four congresses and i call for it to be included in any comprehensive infrastructure legislation considered in this body. i yield back, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas see

just when you think you couldn't love jamie foxx anymore -- it was live.ys beg my brother for a little brother. we were broke. all three -- all through -- it's live. everyone sitting at home thing their tv just messed up. >> see, this is what i love. this is what i love about live tv. we're live now and anything could happen. carrie washington was there. they had marissa tore may was there. there's carrie and there's will ferrell. they played part of the jeffersons. it was very well done. >> you know what i love, that was on abc. but norman lear was a cbs guy. >> that's right. they were on this network. >> doctors say american kids are spending way too much time from everything from instagram to fortnite. technology over use by children is linked to obesity, depression, and lack of school performance. they offer a food pyramid for a healthy tech diet. we could all use that. no break. we're going right to you. and cbs contributor incoe eor n thomps thompson. live. if you've walked away, come back. we have nick thompson here. i have to point out, the food py

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and i just did a movie with jamie foxx recently where i play a guy that is obsessed with steph curry so it was easy to do and i have done all my homework on you guys and my god you guys are unbeatable is kind of scary. >> you don't think we lose this year?>> you're going to hate me for saying this but i hope to lose the next two games because then you guys are at home on wednesday and i can come see the game.>> that's a good reason. but there is certainly tough. so you're doing standup in san jose at the improv, we all know your resume but you get the chance to go out and do a lot of standard? >> at about 250 shows last year and i'm just loving it because when i did entourage it was incredible but i grew up doing sketch comedy and whatnot i was always trying to figure out ways to get my dialogue in and now be careful what you wish for because now you are the writer, director, producer and star you are everything and you know in real time whether or not you are testing well. so watch this transition. come on out to the improv and see if i sink or swim.>> that's almost like a challenge