jackie: good morning. i'm jackie deangelis in for maria bartiromo.shift in enforcement sends to cartels that administration sends officials to central america, and major league baseball bowing to political pressure economic fall out for atlanta pulling all-star game from the city futures this morning we could see records at the open on wall street, thanks to the strong march jobs' report. markets, of course, closed, for the good friday holiday but did end the week with all three major indices up, european markets closed today for the day after ooefrlt asia overnight market in china honoring hock closed for a holiday as well the nikkei, kospi both higher strong u.s. jobs' report boosting optimism over covid-19 recovery "mornings with maria" is live right now. jackie: all right get to top stories that we are watching, this hour, members of the biden administration, traveling to gaut gait and el salvador today to discuss surge of migrants at the border, lawmakers sounding alarm on horrific conditions inside border facilities senator john barrasso tellin

jackie: welcome back i am jackie deangelis in for maria bartiromo.indicated higher here dow higher by 68, nasdaq pointing lower by 39 points that is where investors issue going to be looking today high growth tech stocks on fire lately, s&p futures up by 1.75 points, think about what happens in europe overnight as well. you know what we are going straight to cheryl for the numbers. cheryl: we are waiting on number do i want to give you a color here numbers to across seems a little bit of a delay, from the department of labor but this is wholesale inflation jackie this comes on the heel of comments from fed chairmen jerome powell yesterday talking about recovery issue of inflation, of course, this number expecting here, of course, other numbers with regard to inflation what they watch for to determine fed policy, and we were speaking yesterday afternoon said basically the recovery is very uneven right now so you can take that, how you want you can you can have guests react this is wholesale inflation, seems a delay from the department of labor bureau

she was almost 20 years older than jackie then moving to the campaign, stepping in for jackie , and duringhe campaign there is a scene in the book where jackie is looking back and trying to get her arms around the relationship between lady bird and lyndon and said lady bird could sit on the couch on one side of the room when the campaign teams met talking with the sisters and jack's sisters and jackie and keep her ear on the conversation lyndon was having across the room, and jackie at one point said it was a funny way of operating. she was almost like a trained hunting dog. that is of course not what she was, but they came from very different backgrounds and very different ways of operating in terms of the partnerships with her husband. the assassination, which we started with in this conversation, does for a time bring them together, and the two of them together orchestrate the most excruciating and seamless transition in the 14 days between the assassination and when jackie and her two children move out of the white house on december 6, 1963, so in that period of time i see a jackie -la

more than 50 jackie was live here now. as well as lots of other species. it's huge. our nature conservation work comes from the heart. we want to live together with a big cats. and some of my neighbors other ranchers are strong if you think the same way. that is specially of younger ones you know. they're more aware of the issues. in laos humans and their livestock have found a way to co-exist with the jackie was what's more the beautiful cats are becoming a tourist attraction and that means a further source of income for what he bought a gun. that's all from us at global 3000 this age don't forget to write to us we're at global 3000 at g.w. dot com and check out our facebook page d.w. global ideas see you safe. in. india. empowering women through comic books that's what. wants to do you know you can get space for your baby your dreams are. violence against women is a major problem in india you don't you know john is fighting back with her pen and paintbrush. and 30 minutes on d w. with him how to be done it goes on because when the highest high you know if i had kno

jackie robinson in playing for the dodgers in the national league. the library is very fortunate to have the branch rickie papers and the jackie robinson collection, and that is where we were able to draw a couple of items including this letter from jackie in 1950 written to branch rickie who was leaving the dodgers, and robinson is writing to let him know just how grateful he is for the breaks branch ricky gave him in signing him to the dodgers, letting him know that he was a trusted friend and that he hopes that ricky will think of them as a friend in return. it's a very heartfelt letter thanking him for everything that he had done for himself and for his family. so what we have here is the original first page of jackie robinson's letter, and then on the back is a reproduction. in order to preserve this letter and keep it from being affected by the lights and kind of the wear and tear of being on exhibition, we will eventually swap these out and what we'll have on display then will be the original signature of jackie later on in the exhibition's ru

so what we have here is the original first page of jackie robinson's letter and then on the back is a reproduction in order to preserve this letter and keep it from being affected by the the lights and kind of the wear and tear of being on on exhibition. we will eventually swap these out and what will have on display then will be the the original signature of jackie later on in the exhibitions run. so what we've seen here so far today is only about half of the exhibit. so there's a lot more to see so if you're in washington dc, please come to the library of congress and check out the exhibition. you can watch this or other american artifacts programs at any time by visiting our website cspan dot org slash history. from virginia beach american history tv on c-span 3 exploring the people at events that tell the american story every weekend. thousands of people visit washington for the annual blooming of the cherry blossoms sunday at 6pm eastern on american artifacts. we'll look at the history of the cherry trees and the washington dc tidal basin an area that once served as a swimming ho

the sport comes together to honor jacky robinson.r in the major his n for all the baseball today. april 15th, 1947, robinson break the color barrier when he first played the brooklyn dodgers. i spoke about the impact on the game and him. >> had there been no jackie robinson, the tradition of the game as i know it and the game as i learned to play it would never have happened without jackie breaking that barrier and being the first black player in the game. >> if jackie was with us today, what would he be happy about and disappointed about? >> the same things that he would be happy about are the same things that he would be unhappy about. there should be 6% or 7% of american black players playing the game, and more black executives and more importantly, there should be a -- a 51% to 100% black-owned team. and i think those are the things that jackie would be unhappy about at this point in the game. >> were you surprised or in support of what major league baseball did, in terms of getting political, and moving the game, the all-star ga

more than 50 jackie was live here now. as well as lots of other species. it's huge. our nature conservation work comes from the heart. we want to live together with the big cats. and some of my neighbors other ranchers are starting to think the same way. that especially the younger ones you know. they're more aware of the issues. or a human's and their livestock have found a way to co-exist with the jackie was what's more the beautiful cats are becoming a tourist attraction and that means a further source of income for what he bought a gun. that's all from us at global 3000 this week don't forget to write to us we're at global 3000 at d w dot com and check out all facebook page w global ideas seems safe. for. me m r one woman versus the military. the marquis de facto head of government disempowered and detained people are demanding her release the regime's forces are responding with violence why is the nobel peace prize laureate such a friend to the powerful john are all. close up. 30 minutes d.w. . this is g.w. news coming to you live from berlin for us jury convict

more than 50 jackie was live here now. as well as lots of other species it's a huge beyond those of our nature conservation work comes from the heart. we want to live together with the big cats. you're going to have on the fileno some of my neighbors other ranchers are strong like you think it is same way. this but that is especially the younger watching us you and it's a little they're more aware of the issues. like. humans and their livestock have found a way to co-exist with the jackie was what's more the beautiful cats are becoming a tourist attraction and that means a further source of income for hard hit by the gun. that's all from us that global 3000 this week don't forget to write to us where at global 3000 at d w dot com and check out our facebook page. see you safe. africa. this image is deceptive because bats are endangered in rolonda. humans fear them and chase them away. but these creatures really support the ecosystem. and one organization is coming to their rescue. eco africa. 30 minutes on d w. 200. 3 or no

and finally we have frank, manager of the iss program as esa. >> thank you, jackie. what a great day, and what an excitement to see the four crew members and, of course, our esa astronaut -- launch from crew dragon to the international space station. it is l a great time for us. we have permanently now four u.s. crew members on orbit meaning that the crew time that we have available for science and utilization has drastically increased and we thank partners, of course, spacex and nava with all of the international partners to make this happen. tomorrow we'll have a busy schedule on the 15th of july we'll also launch the mlm module colleagues and one that module will be the european and so be involved in cometion and checkout of this robotic arm we've been waiting for long to launch the international space station. after tomorrow we'll have a launch in fall of this year and after that, some for additional for the first time we will have three in the road that will be permanently onboard over international space station. so really great time to come for european space

jackie deangelis, your reaction?in and maybe you will get some members to get on board because they'll say we're being tough on china in this way. my view isn't that i look at china who overspends on a lot of infrastructure, essentially a house of cards. we know they cook the books, they want to put on a big show, they want to make it look like certain things are happening in the country that aren't necessarily happening. this isn't how we fight back with china. you can invest in infrastructure on a smaller scale in this country. we don't need the other social programs that are included in the bill. and i don't think this says much to china about what we're doing to compete. president trump took a very hard line with china and he showed them that we meant business in a real way with tariffs, for example. maria: it's funny to see joe biden think had that just because he says it, that's going to be the buzz word that gets congress on board here. in fact, he still has not told us the origins of the coronavirus. and we k

the numbers ballpark [inaudible] jackie. jackie: can you tell me about the warrant?u know why he was pulled over? i know he had an outstanding warrant. >> that is the police industry. there is traffic on social media that he was someone who was provocative to the police things he had written about and said not past. but what we don't have an answer for is why he was pulled over initially. we knee from the police he attempted to reenter his vehicle. we don't know what it was that got their attention and made the police officer feel threatened and the round was discharged, ultimately a fatal round that was discharged in his direction. jackie: this is similar to what we saw last summer for sure. we have about 10 minutes until police say they have to be out of there? >> in the last announcement they said 10 minutes until they have to the clear the streets. this crowd of demonstrators has heard that announcement several times this evening. it doesn't seem that they respect it. even when the weaponry and the smoke comes out, they just back up for a little while. jackie: mi

matt: jackie, thanks very much. a really incredible project. jackie simmons, senior executive eric -- seniors active editor. check out the entire series of the "paycheck." ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer satisfaction. his number... delete it. i'm deleting it. so, break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, switch to xfinity mobile and get unlimited with 5g included for $30 on the nations fastest, most reliable network. >> let's get to first word news. the united kingdom might add americans to its list of alleged travelers next month. the head of heathrow airport set as part of a plan to reopen the u.k. in progress on covid-19 vaccinations both countries driving this decision which would allow people to travel to britain without quarantine. singapore, australia, i slammed and some caribbean destinations are being considered. -- i

more than 50 jackie was live here now. as well as lots of other species. it's huge. our nature conservation work comes from the heart. we want to live together with the big cats. and some of my neighbors other ranchers are strong if you think the same way. that is especially the younger ones you know. they're more aware of the issues you know. humans and their livestock have found a way to co-exist with the jackie was what's more the beautiful cats are becoming a tourist attraction and that means a further source of income for what he bought a gun. that's all from us that global 3000 this week don't forget to write to laugh swear at global 3000 at g.w. dot com and check out all facebook page w global ideas ceasing. to . come the i. really think capitalism bearishness immigration pretty much so because of the bus company success depended on the benefits of long time i suppose person. for cutting people in the environment 1st audition following the just below the bridge by the boards band in less create the body. in the most distant future tiny speciousness mainstream

jackie that was jackie give reporting the. washington meanwhile has secured agreements with mexico honduras and guatemala under which those countries pledged to deploy troops to their respective borders is in a bid to slow migration to the united states the move comes amid reports the biden ministration is also considering handing out cash to central american states to stop the influx critics to argue that the money would be better spent on america's or on americans in need at home. explains. with 170000 people picked up along the u.s. border just last month the migrant crisis is rapidly spinning out of control and the biden administration is scrambling to deal with it. 8 8 with a lot of political. and the current plan dollars and lots of them in the form of foreign aid president biden wants to try and buy a way out of his border crisis with taxpayer money the administration is spending $60000000.00 a week and now wants to launch a cash transfer program in central america this insults millions of americans who are out of what

jackie asks which presidential portrait is your favorite? hmm. oh, that's a tough question jackie calling. do you want to start? well, i'd have to think about it. i mean, i i really like the the full length portrait of george washington. i think that has just a storied history to it. it's probably the most famous painting actually in the white house collection. so that's sort of an easy out. but i also like the portrait of of grace coolidge. i think it's particularly colorful. i think that it's unusual for how a first lady is is typically depicted and portrayed so those might be two of my favorite ones when i go to the white house that i always keep an eye out for oh, that's a very good one. i love the coolidge portrait. i would say for myself. maybe the kennedy portrait just because the way that it portrays, you know compared to other portraits. it's very melancholy and i think it perfectly captures, you know, the tragic ending to the kennedy administration and so favorite of mine amanda asked what kind of resources did you use to research harri

jackie: governor brian kemp under fire for the voting bill, the voting rights bill that he just passed.

more than 50 jackie was live here now. as well as lots of other species it's a huge beyond those of our nature conservation work that comes from the heart. we want to live together with the big cats. you're going to have on the fileno some of my neighbors other ranchers are strong like you think the same way. that is especially the younger watching us you know and it's a little they're more aware of the issues. in. humans and their livestock have found a way to co-exist with the jackie was what's more the beautiful cats are becoming a tourist attraction and that means a further source of income for what he bought a gun. that's all from us at global 3000 this week don't forget to write to us where at 3000 at d.f.w. dot com and check out our facebook page. as ceasing. to move. and. over a 1000 years ago a huge construction frenzy sweeps across europe rulers show off their power and director magnificent sacred buildings. more area splendid and colorful than ever before. the contest of the cathedral part to the gulf a period.

actually, good morning, jackie. you've been pulling some long hours today. >> it has been a long one. south carolina senator tim scott to come the senate's only black republican spoke openly about how racism has affected his life. at talking about being pulled over without cause or followed while he shopping. but he leaned into democrats for using race as a political weapon to shut down debate and sell every issue the way only one side wants it. >> from colleges to corporations to our culture, people are making money and gaining power by pretending we haven't made any progress at all. by doubling down on the divisions we've worked so hard to heal. the same filibuster that

fresh cases demand the attention of detective jackie nichols. no problem, she took to looking for rachael on her days. off >> if you look around here, you can see the vastness of the countryside here. and all the various places that you could conceal a body. >> going up into the mounties, coolly's. >> mountains, ravines. we even did some searches based on psychic visions and. dreams >> all really? >> rachel's family hat at as much of the dead and as the cops. also turn desperately to the supernatural. >> we did some pretty extreme things to find her. i even got hypnotize wants to try to communicate with my mom, to have her tell me where she was. >> the hunt for the slightest race of rachael continued for years. meanwhile, david stone was on the street, and by 2013, his fellow suspect buddy charles capone was about to be released from. jill >> i said, now is the time. we have to charge these guys. we have to charge them both. this case wasn't going to get any better. >> the idaho county prosecutor agreed, and on may day 2013, three years after ra

. >> shane -- my name is jackie mcginnis. i am joined here today by elon musk, kathy leaders, steve stich , manager of nasa's cruz program. joe, hiroshi sasaki. and frank, manager of the international space station program at the european space agency. each speaker will make brief remarks and we will open the lines to questions from the media. for reporters on the line, press star one to ask a question. please remember to state your name and media affiliation before you speak and address the speaker who you would like to answer your question. address one speaker at a time. you may enter again and ask additional questions. first of, we will hear from steve durer sick -- we will hear from steve. >> i want to congratulate the nasa team, space x team and our international partners. what we do is really challenging but also rewarding and we could not do it without our commercial one international partners. watching a launch from the kennedy space center never gets old for me. it is especially exciting and visually stunning, this l

and see exactly how the kremlin might retaliate thanks jack it was our jackie. ok will police i can talk now with gilbert doctorow he's an independent political analyst and across the story for us to. here is we appreciate your time again gilbert thanks for coming back on firstly i know these sanctions are being presented in the media is you know sweeping sanctions severe sanctions is that your view of them and do you think they'll have the desired effect. in notions of the very little or was she moves. a little surgeon's ruge to russian arms. or the. requirement that u.s. investors not invest in the primary issue of the russians to forge but there was a lot of sound and fury on this isn't joe. biden illustration of the type of political offices who surrounded him there are talks 1st and then do. the. different approach of the russian search will be interesting to see how these 2 different approaches. the russian side 1st. so these 2 sides and talk recently have an interest in the phone call recently an american is saying they want to stable relationship with ru

ok we can discuss this further now with our correspondent jackie he's back in the studio jackie just looking at that statement clearly a lot of anger from russia just take us through what's happened over the last few hours as well exactly as the russian reaction makes clear this latest move from the u.s. represents a sharp hit to relations between the 2 countries and the measures being announced are quite extensive they came in the form of a 5 page executive order so what's in it let's take a look now 10 personnel from the russian diplomatic mission in washington d.c. are to be expelled and the biden administration said that that includes representatives of russian intelligence services but giving them details as to what exactly that means 32 and cities and individuals or sanctioned for quote carrying out russian government directed attempts to influence the 2020 us presidential election comes as no surprise that that was also within the document apart from that the u.s. treasury will also be targeting a number of russian financial institutes and 6 russian technology companies have b

ok well let's discuss this further now with our correspondent jackie he's in the studio good afternoon again jacki strong words there from the russian foreign ministry just take us through the latest developments over the last few hours exactly as the russian reaction there makes it very clear this move coming from the united states represents a sharp hit to relations between the 2 countries this brush that we have coming down today has a lot to it it's everything but the kitchen sink really 1st and foremost there's 10 personnel from the russian mission and washington see that are going to washington d.c. that are going to be expelled and in that document they actually said that that includes representatives of russian intelligence services apart from that election meddling was of course mentioned there's no surprise there $32.00 entities and individuals quote carrying out russian government directed attempts to influence the 2020 u.s. election or worse sanction and apart from that the u.s. treasury will also be targeting a number of russian financial institutions and they've also desi

jackie heinrich is live at the white house. jackie. >> could is the key word there, harris. white house press secretary jen psaki snuffed out expectations that president biden will want to weigh in on this until the commission he created presents their findings on reforming the supreme court. >> he will wait for that to play out and wait to read that report. i expect he will not have more to convey about any recommendations or views he will have until he reads that report. his view is that he wants to hear from this commission that has a range of viewpoints. >> trace: some democratic lawmakers see it as an unforced error and frustrated progressives move forward when the party needs to maintain a united front during talks on infrastructure. the sponsors said it would take a lot of debate and they want to start now. nancy pelosi stifled the momentum yesterday saying she has no plans to bring the bill to the florida. republicans are pointing to how president biden's own position has evolved over time once called it a bone-headed idea. ed markey five years ago stood on the supre

mark and jackie, i want _ understand that. mark and jackie, i want to— understand that.hat. mark and jackie, i want to tell you it's always good to see you _ want to tell you it's always good to see you but — want to tell you it's always good to see you but not under these circumstances. i want to say before i circumstances. i want to say before i introduce — circumstances. i want to say before i introduce the rest of the folks, a lot of— i introduce the rest of the folks, a lot of people have not been through what they— lot of people have not been through what they have been through, they don't _ what they have been through, they don't understand. it comes with a lot of— don't understand. it comes with a lot of courage to come to an event like this _ lot of courage to come to an event like this. they are absolutely determined to make change, but mark and jackie _ determined to make change, but mark and jackie whose son daniel was a first grader — and jackie whose son daniel was a first grader at sandy hook elementary school, daniel love sports. — elementary school, dani

golf ledge jackie: welcome to fox news live. i'm jackie ibanez in new york.is dead and others injured after a friday night shootout on a freeway in fort worth, texas. authorities say they started shooting at each other for unknown reasons. a stray bullet struck a man inside his home and also a woman driving nearby. police are searching for the suspect. congressman dan crenshaw said he will be effectively blind for a month after eye surgery. he lost his right eye and sustained damage to the left after a bomb last in afghanistan in 2012. he had been seeing dark blurry spots and said it was always a possibility that damage to the left eye would resurface. i'm jackie ibanez. enjoy your night. >> the masters golf tournament be moved out of georgia? >> i think that's up to the masters. it was reassuring to see that for-profit operations and businesses are speaking up about how these new jim crow laws are just antithetical to who we are. judge jeanine: first major league baseball pulled its all-star game out of georgia in response to the voting laws. now president b

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. >> jimmy: this one's from jackie smith jackie >> steve: oh, yeah there you go there's jackie >> jimmykie was like, "hey. "hey, jimmy -- oh, not jack-ay >> steve: is it jack-ay? >> jimmy: no, i wish it was jack-ay. "mary. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "hey jimmy, the oscars are this weekend, but a lot of oscar nominated movies are hard to watch 'cause they're so emotional. can you help me out? i hear you those movies can be pretty intense. so we re-voiced scenes from some classic best picture nominees with the least emotional person we know, siri. it's time for "let's get siri-ous: oscars edition." [ cheers and applause >> "let's get serious. >> i love you. you complete me. shut up. just shut up you had me at hello. i'm funny now. funny like i'm a cloud i'm with you [ laughter ] i make you laugh i'm here to [ bleep ] amuse you. what do you mean funny funny how? oh god, oh oh, god. oh oh, god. oh yes, yes oh, yes. yes. yes, yes oh i'll have what she's having. >> jimmy: there you go [ applause ] last scene that was emotional for some people? >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] very emotional >> jimmy:

jackie: kurt -- >> how to travel with the cyber guy. jackie: i had a dr. evil moment there. that's a lot of money. thank you so much. that does it tonight on "fox business tonight." >> from the fox studios in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street" is. maria: happy easter weekend welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps positioning for the week ahead i am maria bartiromo president biden pushing a massive two and a quarter trillion spending plan but can the country afford it, we will ask the chief economist this weekend and later will get reaction from a member of the house infrastructure committee texas congressman brian babin is here first let's take a look back at the week's big moments with top newsmakers on "mornings with maria" on this edition of the talkers. >> we know that you know about the region but your seeing companies being forced to speak out about it. >> it is a huge huge human rights abuse issue. maria: the growing calls to boycott the ccp impact the way that you look at investing. >> they are going to be the uppermost in pe

jackie had a great day, marvin had a great day, but essentially they said, don't call us, we'll call you. they never did call them, and a year later jackie makes his debut for the montreal royals and the brooklyn dodgers organization and breaks baseball's color line. bill beck, on the philadelphia club or st. louis at the time, you know, gave some consideration to signing african-american players, but it did not happen, and, of course, jim crow reared its ugly head well into the '60s. >> we also had a question, were there blackout rules for night games along the coast? this is sort of an interesting question. the red sox are not that far from boston harbor. >> there were no lights at fenway park at that time. they only came post-war. >> 1947. >> but i believe there were blackout rules on the east coast. >> you mean on the west coast, bill? >> i meant east coast. >> oh, because there were no major league teams on the west coast. >> yeah, yeah. >> there is that. >> there were submarines that came rather close to the coast of the united states, the east coast. >> michael, what did you w

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this has nothing to do with jackie robinson. it has nothing to do with race. here's what this is about. ed -- the democrats want us to have an election month. the republicans don't. we want to go back to an election day. the democrats oppose requiring an i.d. before you can vote. republicans think we should in the interest of ballot security. democrats want to make legal ballot harvesting. republicans don't. ballot harvesting is where you pay somebody to go around and ask people to vote by mail and you collect their ballots and then you bring them to the ballot box. i'm is not saying it's inherently fraudulent, but fraud can occur. that's all this dispute is about. the other point i'd make is that the democrats want to pass speaker pelosi's bill, hr-1 in would federalize election. basically what speaker pelosi's bill would do is take everything that went wrong in the last presidential election and make it the law. none of this is about race. these woke leftists just obsess about race. they think about race. the fact is, most americans think about character. th

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mark and jackie, their son daniel was a first grader in sandy hook elementary school. he loved outdoor sports, getting muddy. i have seen my friend, his daughter was a freshman at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. she was an accomplished dancer. i see brandon wolf, his two best friends died. greg jackson was caught in crossfire in a gunfight. i see a close friend of jill's and mine, gabby giffords, was shot and a member of her staff was killed. they are here, their pain is immense. what many of you do not know, if you have gone through a trauma, no matter how much you work to make sure others don't go through it, every time you show up at an event like this, it brings up when you got that phone call, the immediacy of that moment. i mean it. thank you for having the courage to be here, the courage to continue this fight. senator blumenthal understands. a lot of the folks here understand it. it takes courage. to turn pain and purpose and demand we take the action that gives meaning to the word enough. enough, enough, enough. what they want you to know, it is not jus

jackie.orter: neil, we wrapped up with a press conference from the bill's sponsors and responded to house speaker nancy pelosi saying at this point she does not support bringing the bill to the floor. she does not support the effort to expand the court given the president's commission has not reached any conclusions yet. they said they weren't surprised but they think as more decisions come down, speaker pelosi and others, they believe will come along. that is what house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler said. i asked about congressman jones' tweet, expanding the court is infrastructure and his answer to me was, it was made partially in jest but he wanted to get the message across that the supreme court is a foundational issue. take a listen to some of the sound from this press conference why this group of democrats is pushing this bill. >> too many americans question the court's legitimacy. the consequence is that the rights of all americans, but especially people of color, women, an

jackie heinrich has our report tonight from washington, d. c. the remarks focused on positioning republicans to win back the majority and 2022. but former president trump reportedly spent several minutes tearing into senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and former vice president mike pence for accepting the results of the electoral college and certifying president biden's win. according to reports, trump referred to mcconnell with an expletive calling him a stone cold loser, saying a real leader would not have accepted the results. and also slamming mcconnell for not defending him during impeachment. he also marked his wife for resigning her cabinet post after the insurrection. the bad blood comes as a number of incumbents are fighting for re election seeking endorsements, but so far their priorities are mostly aligned. then i think the one thing that should unite president trump mitch mcconnell myself others who are running for re election this year is getting candidates on the field who are electable in a general election. that should unite

fox news jackie heinrich has our report tonight.sident biden is preparing to unveil roughly $1.8 trillion spending plan addressing child care, cause paid family leave free community college and pre k. head of his first joint address to congress. infrastructure is o get to work. roads bridges, communications and childcare is part of that 17 senators, including progressives, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, also want biden to expand medicare to lower the age of eligibility and include vision, dental and hearing writing. in order to pay for these much needed improvements. we believe medicare and the federal government should do what every major country on earth does negotiate with pharmaceutical companies. another group of house democrats wants to expand and make permanent the child tax credit. republicans are still reeling from the $1.9 trillion covid relief package. democrats passed without gop support for some republicans. the issues aren't unworthy senator kennedy, saying child care spending should be targeted and funded throug

to come to an event like this they're absolutely absolutely determined to make change but mark and jackie whose son daniel was a 1st grader at sandy hook elementary school for daniel love sports loves outdoor sports getting muddy i see my friend fred gutenberg his daughter jamie was a freshman at marjorie's delman douglas high school she was an accomplished dancer i see bran and wolf over the shooting at the at the at the impulse at the pulse club not a nightclub he survived but his 2 best friends die great jackson who was just walking down the street when he was caught in crossfire of a gun fight and of course i see a close friend of jill's and mine congresswoman gabby giffords who was here who was who was speaking with her constituents in front of a grocery store in her state when she was shot and a member of her staff was killed you know. they're here and their pain is immense and you know what a lot of you hope for the many of you don't know if you've gone through a trauma. no matter how much you work to make sure others don't go through it every time you show been event like this it

jackie: buddy, wish you the best. always a pleasure talking to you. >> jackie, thank you. jackie: that does it for us on "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: tonight the fallout, next steps in the george floyd case. three more officers about to go on trial. also tonight, america moving on but there is this. maxine waters taking a victory lap today after the judge on the case called her comments fomenting more unrest, quote abhorrent and potential grounds for a mistrial. house democrats blocked a censure of waters. court watchers warn, does the floyd verdict, it's a long shot, if it gets overturned because of waters' rhetoric america could ignite into more chaos. matthew whitaker, byron donalds, christian whiton, adam guillette, federalist chris bedford and texas border theresa may, don mclaughlin, jr. we have the push to get america back on track, open and prospering again. democrats claim that it is wrong-headed analysts say that america is systematically racist. we have details on this hot debate and what democrats are not talking abo

jackie deangelis is live in new york city with the latest. you know, jackie, i would start with a question that maybe we don't know the answer to yet. people were already getting they had really ramped up to millions of shots and we saw the dramatic drawdown last week and now maybe we're understanding why. >> i'll start off by saying i got the j&j vaccine but i want to tell you what the white house is saying as a reaction to all of this. they released a statement that reads in part this announcement will not have a significant impact on our vaccination plan. johnson & johnson vaccine makes up less than 5% of the recorded shots in arms in the united states to date. now, when it comes to j&j, it was out earlier with its own statement saying six cases out of the 6.8 million doses it gave is very small but out of an abundance of caution the cdc and fda have recommended a pause in the use of the vaccine. the details of what prompted this are important. six women between the ages of 18 and 48 got this vaccine and were experiencing some issues. one