jen: the c.d.c. director promised the american people that she would convey the latest science to them as she knew t she would not delay. she would not be impacted by politics or influenced by political pressure on the white house or elsewhere. and that's exactly what she did. now, that also means that she based that conclusion as she outlines on the fact that the vaccines work in the real world. vaccines work against the variants. and vaccinated people are unlikely to spread covid. based on their data and analysis by health and medical experts at the c.d.c. now, because we are working in a way that we feel is what is going to rebuild trust with the american people and what should have always been the case, which is that health and medical experts will determine that guidance, it may mean it's going to take time for various sectors to implement. it also is important to note what the president said in his remarks last thursday. people may choose to continue to wear masks. they aren't through their vac

jen: that is true. the role we are playing, the action -- prism we are making all of our decisions through is how can we help bring an end to the violence and bring an end to de-escalate the situation on the ground. our calculation at this point is having those conversations behind the scenes, weighing in with our important strategic partnership we have with israel, also with other countries in the region, is the most constructive approach we can take. our approach is through quiet, intensive diplomacy. that's where we feel we can be most effective. reporter: does the president from last thursday still stand he does not see israel -- jen: i noted that the president also had two calls over the weekend since thursday where he conveyed his concerns about the current period of conflict. the lives of israeli and palestinian civilians that have been lost. and certainly raised his concern about the safety and security of journalists and others who have been impacted on the ground. we are not going to give a i

jen: do you mean here? first, i would say the president set a clear objective from the beginning, which was to end the war, play any role we can and bringing it to a conclusion as quickly as possible. and at the beginning, that seemed unlikely, given there were thousands of rockets falling on tel aviv and the israelis were on a war footing and preparing for, by many reports, for a ground invasion. it's important to look at here is historic precedent and the fact that the conflict in 2014, many more lives were lost, it went on for 51 days. the president's view, and his view from the beginning, is through discipline, and intensive campaign of diplomacy in the region, we could bring an end to the conflict more quickly than it was intended to be. and it is also important to a member that hamas is a terrorist organization. that israel continues to have the right to defend itself. but what is most important from now forward in his view is to contemplate where we go from here, and certainly he talked yesterday abo

jen: i believe dr. walensky addressed this in the senate hearing this morning and she pointed to a collection of scientific studies that set that number that they relied on, that set the number at less than 10%. we know as more people get vaccinated, there will be less and less need for certain restrictions. the c.d.c. will update their recommendation as they have already begun doing. that's what we will be relying on moving forward. as we have been. reporter: they took -- they chose to put it as part of their guidance. my last question would be, then president-elect said in january, i always said that the biden-harris administration will lead with science and truth. which one is it here? jen: we know that outdoor transmission is rare. the c.d.c. has said that themselves. i would certainly refer you to them on their -- the scientists and experts there. scientist, leaders in data analysis to get to the heart of what they look at. but dr. walensky referred to several studies that provided that data and th

jen: no.and policing act by next tuesday. secretary psaki: while the negotiators have convey that. reporter: what will the pressure point be if not this when your anniversary? how does president biden ensure this gets done? you speak to civil rights group, interest groups, that you want it done this summer? jen: all the negotiators are continuing to press forward on working to find common ground to get this done. the president wants to sign it into law. of course, the anniversary of george floyd's death, something that impacted the president personally and deeply as it impacted millions of americans was a moment to call for forward movement. but the negotiators, by all accounts are continuing to make progress, continuing to have good discussions, and that's a positive sign. we are not going to slow our efforts to get this done, but we can also be more transparent about the fact that it is going to take a little more time. sometimes that happens and that is ok. reporter: does the president want

jen psaki: we don't. we are bringing the highest income bracket up to what it was during president george w. bush's administration, impacting 1% of the public. no was making under 400,000 dollars a year would have their taxes go up. that is the line in the sand for the president, and that is his approach to policy moving forward, and what these tax proposals are meant to do is pay for historic investment in infrastructure, investments in childcare and education, something that there is broad support for. reporter: i have some questions. does the president leave the iranians are serious, but how serious and what are they prepared to do? is the white house frustrated with that lack of progress? are where you want to be? what are your options on nuclear weapons? jen psaki: first, we knew this would be a long process and challenging, but also feel it has been a good sign there has been diplomatic engagement over the past several weeks, even through indirect channels, with the iranians. the some progress has b

jen: no. the president knows that there are some introspection's going on in the republican party right now. a determination about who they are going to be, who they want to lead them and what they want to represent moving forward. he will not focus on that. he also believes that the american people did not elect him to accept improbability or improbability of working in a bipartisan manner. so the role he can play as president of the united states is to continue to seek ways to work together. and the fact is, we are continuing to work, even with their family excitements that's happening on the others of the aisle. we are continuing to work with republicans on a range of issues. national security. we confirmed our cabinet in a faster pace since reagan. we are working to increase our competition. there are a lot of ways we are working with republicans, even as they are determining who they are moving forward. in the back. the german chancellor and french president have concerns over the vaccine

lisa jennings was dead. the question for the detectives was, did she take her own life, or was this murder? here is keith morrison with, a crack in everything. >> it was his secret that started it. a secret gift. it was christmas eve in the year 2006. a little farm not far from a little town called buffalo, buffalo man, missouri. and on that farm a fine new house, brad and lisa jennings had made for their families. the stockings were hung. children were snug in their beds. and lisa was sitting up very late, drinking wine and crying. -- well, who knew. but for one thing, with lisa in the way, brad couldn't sneak that secret of his into her stocking. which is what started the argument of slamming doors and said it in silence. before amanda woke up to the sound of her dad on 9-1-1. >> and he's very hysterical. you know? he's crying, can't really say anything other than, get here quick. get your quick. i heard that two or three times. >> such a complicated tale. with its secrets, lies, shifting loyalties. and he

reporter: thanks, jen. two quick subjects, president biden said last thursday that israel had a right to defend itself.

jen, what is going on here? you have another audit going on of the same ballots? to the rest of us outside of arizona, it feels like republican state legislatures are just going to keep counting the maricopa ballots until there's a different outcome. >> well, that is what it feels like to me covering this story, too, since november. what is really going on is they said that they want another

. >> reporter: thanks, jen. on the middle east, yesterday the white house said the president had spoken to the prime minister, called for a significant de-escalation. the prime minister in turn said he was going to push forward with the operation in gaza. so the question is, where does that leave the president and the administration today? also, what does what happened yesterday say about his level of influence with the prime minister? >> well, first let me say, darlene, our objective, as we've talked about the a bit in here, is to take every step we can, through diplomatic channels, through quiet diplomacy, to bring an end to this conflict. an historic reference here, which i lived through, many of you did as well, back in 2014 the conflict on the ground went on for 51 days. 51 days. we are at about ten days now. now, every day that passes and lives are lost, palestinian lives, israeli lives, is a tragedy. but our approach here and our strategic approach here is to continue to communicate directly, stay closely

jen psaki is here. the white house press secretary. jen, thank you for joining us.t to be here, don, with you tonight. >> so let's talk about the president is standing in front -- he chose to stand in front of this big bridge at a major road. is that a message, that this bill really is more about traditional infrastructure, that he is prepared to spin off what senator joe manchin called human infrastructure, to get this done? >> well, it's certainly a reminder, don, as you know. you have probably driven across the bridge he stood in front of today, as a native of louisiana. it's not a democratic idea to repair bridges or repair roads. it's, also, note a democratic idea to ensure that we -- we're supporting caregivers. it's not a democratic idea to replace 100% of the lead pipes in our country to ensure that kids have safe-draninking water. and what this bill is, it's a jobs bill and that's what we are trying to sell here. as you touched on just a few moments ago, the real disagreement here is about how you pay for it. and, of course, the bigger the package, the more

soy commend you for that, jen.ker pelosi is saying about representative cheney's replacement. >> any comment on elise stefanik? >> that's -- maybe she's more compliant? that's not my business. i don't really know her. >> representative stefanik is accusing the house speaker of a sick sexist smear. is it? >> look, i would say watching speaker pelosi for some time, i don't think she has a sexist bone in her body. but i will just say we're going to leave the future of the republican leadership up to the republicans in congress, which i am blissfully not a member of that caucus or any caucus. i think knowing speaker pelosi is to know she's a person who stands up for, defends women whoa work for her, women in congress, women around the country, and that's the core of who she is. >> jen psaki, always a pleasure. thank you. >> thank you. great talking to you. >> they have lost track of the truth, and they don't seem to care. lies, loyalty, and the gop. next. as your business changes, the united states postal service is ch

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jen ashton with us again tonight. jen, thank you. >>> there is new reporting in the meantime tonight on the colonial pipeline, back up and running at this hour. so tonight, where do the gas lines stand? how many stations are seeing gas again? and how many are still waiting and for how long? tonight, abc news has also learned that that private company, colonial pipeline, paid ransom to that hacking group, believed to be based in russia. so, what does this mean moving forward with vulnerable infrastructure here in america? and the images tonight. tanker trucks seen filling up i long lines at some gas stations. these images tonight from costco in raleigh, north carolina. and right here in bethesda, maryland, still finding no gas at all in some stations. so, a reality check tonight. how long this will take? abc's gio benitez now from atlanta. >> reporter: tonight, after days of long lines and empty pumps, a welcome sight for those desperate for gas.lines tketre raleigh, filling up with fresh fuel from the colonial pipelin

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take a listen to this, the press is now openly rooting for jen psaki.etary in a magazine feature saying things like she takes questions from everybody, she doesn't get rattled, she doesn't lose her cool, she is a perot, she is unflappable and she is like any other compe, lovely press person from any other era. i don't know, dana, is jen psaki getting ten questions a day about how racist her boss is or how her administration is treasonous or trying to herd women and children and immigrants? i haven't seen that yet. >> dana: she is not getting that. i don't think i have seen press like that since tony snow. the press as i remember, they absolutely loved him. he would love to spar with them from the podium but he did that in such a gentle way and also, he was just friendly to everybody. he would bring cookies and aunt things like that, not that he was bribing people and that he would have rapport with reporte, i would say to jen psaki, you do answer every press call, you can take a pass. it's okay to take the weekend off. you don't have to answer it. if th

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here you have jen psaki, right? formerly of the obama-biden administration.so when obama leaves office, they go to work for cnn. and then jen psaki goes back to work to the white house so she can have a cotton candy conversation with david axelrod at cnn. that's we he didn't challenge her. why would you treat your friend so cruelly in an interview like that. >> trace: he makes a great point. he didn't challenge her at all. normally that is a challengeable question or response. your last thoughts on the fact that david axelrod and jen psaki are on the same team. doesn't matter. >> if you refused the journalist and the government employee, they would say so what. it's effective. that's what everybody warned us about. that they were no longer going to be disinterested. that they're on a particular progressive trajectory with the government, the biden government. so they're not ashamed of it. more power to us. we figured out a paradigm that you should have tried. it's effective. just as it was in the soviet union or eastern europe. >> trace: 10 seconds, joe. >> t

go ahead. >> reporter: thanks, jen.k to infrastructure, given this red line that republicans have when it comes to corporate tax increases, would the white house be willing to accept not paying for part or all of this plan, if that's the only way to get a bipartisan bill? >> i don't think we're quite there yet. the president proposed a plan to pay for it because he thinks that's what we should do. we're going to have a discussion, he'll have a discussion with senator capito, five ranking members of important committees that will play a role here, about how to move things forward. we'll see what they come forward with. obviously we take leader mcconnell at his word. but there are a lot of players, a lot of members on both sides who have a range of views about this in terms of what options to pay for it, whether it should be paid for, the president's red line -- i hate that term -- his line in the sand is inaction. he's open to a range of proposals but we're not going to make that decision unilaterally. >> reporter: the d

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you heard jen psaki. she said there's -- this is not indoctrinization.ating our next generation leaders to understand systemic racism in the united states. >> we shouldn't be using education to cement the ideas of inequality. i've been in teaching and education for 40 years. that's where we teach kids about this country and about how we got here and about the future. not about things like racism. obviously there's racism everywhere, martha. i've been involved it, i've watched it, we worked through it. the thing about this is, we cannot be driving things such as 1619 theory into the heads of kids across this country. we should be teaching them history, civics, things that they need to understand about how this great country got here. >> martha: one of the tenants that goes into critical race theory curriculums and i spent part of today looking at the recommended curriculums that go with these programs put out by the pulitzer foundation and others. you want to teach 1619, you go to the websites. you also looked at one of the writers that is very central an

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jen, let me start with you.and help in the global vaccination effort? what was it? >> thanks, craig. as we just heard this is a catastrophic humanitarian crisis. and while there's a ton of optimism in the u.s. around treatment and vaccinations, a tiny piece of the puzzle. less than 10% of the global population has been vaccinated, and there's just no way to get through this if there's vaccine inequity. and we're fortunate enough to have the resources and a platform and that's why we announced our $25 million donation to unicef last week. >> stewart, what's the reaction been like from the business community? have you seen other leaders step up and match the donations yet? >> we've seen quite a few. i'd like to see a lot more. i think probably about half a dozen other ceos and a number of investors and other people. but, craig, obviously the impact of the pandemic has been extremely -- you've seen businesses go bankrupt. you've seen a number of large industries hurt badly but you've seen a number benefit. i don't

now let's talk about jen psaki.is when you have a former press secretary like ms. sanders, when she was requested are the press the enemy of the people and she wouldn't say they weren't. she admitted she lied to them under oath and asked them to give thanks for answering questions. stopped having follow-up questions and having some press passes attempted to be revoked. like one of the big reporters at cnn. i think they are looking at the way they are being treated differently now than they had with donald trump's first press secretary who didn't hold press conferences for 41 and 45 days. it is feeling they're not an enemy of the people or an enemy of the press secretary. >> harris: sean, i come back to you. >> if you look at the way the press corps treated donald trump's press secretaries they were hostile. cnn reporter that you mentioned wouldn't give the microphone back to the young irn tern trying to control the debate in the room and why he was kicked out. it was a lack of respect that the media gave the trump a

jen, thanks again for your detailed and ongoing coverage. maybe one day, jen phifield, you will get to cover something else but i'm not sure when it will be. jen is a reporter for the arizona republic. >>> in the fight between goliath in big oil, goliath has taken several hits this week. climate activists have infiltrated exxon. the ripple effects that could have next. ects that could have next. xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra may increase risk of death. tears in the stomach o

z igarea to hear a turning point we like to say that jen z is jen free and i talk about this a lot when i go on the news or when i'm on the radio or speaking to older crowds at fundraisers or state conventions and people scratch their heads wondering what that mean. when you hear the word millennial, shall a fewwords, what comes to mind ? liberal, blue hair, frail. give me a few more. spoiled, i like that one. yes, what all these people said. private is, they throw temper tantrums. their insane leftists, i think socialist because that's all true. millennial's are the people who got down on the ground and screamed at the sky thinking it was the death of our country because their candidate of choice did not win . as what we associate with young people and when i people who are our parents and grandparents age, every time they think you in america, people like you and me think blue haired crybaby liberal, all the things you guys just said that's not d true about generation z. that's not true about you and me actually, the opposite is true. if you guys haven't heard this, this is specific t

now at 51 and 48, jen and ben are hanging out again.ced her split with a-rod. >> they've always had a strong connection and this time around people are saying it's very quick, very intense, but at the same time jennifer is very happy. >> reporter: kevin smith who directed them in "jersey girl" came up with the name bennifer before the world knew the couple was dating and used it in an interview with "the times" and the rest is history, you guy. >> oh, my god. i can't believe my velour suit that that's happening. >>> right now on "america this >>> right now on "america this morning," pipeline attack fallout. gas lines in parts of america. shortages reported at some gas stations. a major airline now changing routes as we learn more about the cybercriminals responsible for one of the biggest attacks ever on u.s. infrastructure. is russia responsible? >>> the covid vaccine for kids. the fda giving the green light. what parents need to know about the time line. >>> new video overnight, violence erupting in the middle est. rockets launched. r

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a typical apartments in jen jen cost $41.00 times the average annual salary. by comparison in the german city of munich, it cost 13 years salary. as a result, 22 percent. nearly a quarter of apartments in china empty because nobody is willing or able to pay the rent. or because the owners hope the price will increase even further. $50000000.00 vacant apartments, and there's no end in sight. now b gene is set to merge with y ro, changing quite parts of her bay tie. and so it will form a huge trying and the population is expected to grow to an estimated 60, to 70000000. you mentioned, i don't know if that will happen, but if the past 10 to 11 years or any guide, so it's entirely possible. it's our going to school time. the shortly after expectations had risen to 130000000 by 2030 expense estimate that 80 percent of the population will live in cities. but none of this would have been possible without low wage workers. and for them, one question is becoming ever more pressing. at what cost? ah, the truth to the chief of the new crew tried the more expensive the no

jen psaki in the face if she would understand. reality, there's only 5% of the pipeline left to go, there's no gas going through it. we had stopped that. we put sanctions in place. here's what needs to happen. the united states congress needs to investigate this and needs to make sure that sanctions that were put in place by congress are listened to and this president can't just throw them out because he wanted a deal with putin. >> martha: before we go, this is dick durbin. we know senator menendez be and senator shaheen are vocal about the opposition to it. >> very concerned. we talked about it in the previous administration and this one as well. i can see russia has an opportunity here. they're trying to use it. i'm afraid they have misused it so much in the past that we have to be skeptical. >> martha: bipartisan concern here, sir. >> should be. >> martha: pardon me? >> i said it should be. there should be bipartisan concern. this is russia putting america's interests in europe in jeopardy. if the biden administration doesn't

claiming the biden of administration for the botched border crisis, but the white house press secretary jensaki is complaining saying it's maddening that people keep asking why the white house is not calling the border what everyone else he, crisis, thank you for joining us, i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: look who's back former ck e restaurant ceo andy pozner, the white house unplugged the celebration of put the cork back in the champagne, jobs coming in less than a third, 266k is still pretty good, what did you think of today's event. >> there's a goodwill and business that you'll do more business when you're open then you are when you're closed and with the economy coming out of a pandemic you're going to do better than the year than the economy went into the pandemic, a democrat or biden, all they had to do tab tremendous job growth, tremendous economic growth was not do anything stupid, coming out and paying people 21, $22 an hour not to work in a time when you're trying to create jobs and bring the economy back was stupid. it resulted in the terr

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