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look out here comes john collins. with the feed and the two ha slam. 18 at the half. team high, 29.ookie also hustling, the steal, took it away from trey. now, off of the bench. the poor, again, collins, 38, they lose it 124-108. sharks visiting coyotes and fans indoors, a few of them any way. we will see it in the bay area, soon. 1-0. they are leading on the power play. shorthanded, get shorty. it is 1-all. all desert dogs from there. bad turnover, christian goal and he scored twice in this game. shrarbgs fall 5-2. baseball, now, a's visiting the dodgers, there is not what he had in mind. aligning the base hit here. to the left. he scores, and 6-0. next batter, olson, he delivers a single to right to score. he has 9 runs in 3 and a third. they roll 11-0. how about the giants. giants visiting the cubs. he stays healthy, having a great spring, 3-roápb bond to give them the lead. slater, gone deep. to the 8th. joey bart, finding his stroke. scoring crawford. this game ends in a 5-5 tie. abc as we continue to return to classrooms... parents like me want to make sure we're doing it safe

look out here comes john collins. with the feed and the two o slam. 18 at the half. team high, 29.nd the rookie also hustling, the steal, took it away from trey. now, off of the bench. the defense was just so poor, again, collins, 38, they lose s it 124-108. sharks visiting coyotes and fans indoors, a few of them any way. we will see it in the bay area, soon. 1-0. they are leading on the power play. shorthanded, get shorty. it is 1-all. all desert dogs from there. bad turnover, christian goal and he scored twice in this game. shrarbgs fall 5-2. baseball, now, a's visiting the dodgers, there is not what he had in mind. aligning the base hit re. to the left. he scores, and 6-0. next batter, olson, he delivers a single to right to score. he has 9 runs in 3 and a third. they roll 11-0. how about the giants. giants visiting the cubs. he stays healthy, having a great spring, 3-roápb bond to give them the lead. slater, gone deep. to the 8th. joey bart, finding his stroke. scoring crawford. this game ends in a 5-5 tie. abc >>> that is our report this friday night. hope you have a great wee

they wp john collins with a career best 38 points and 12 rebounds.s strong inside has to be helpless for stuff and company as the warriors lose again, 1 24 to 1. oh eight, and they dropped to 10th place. in the west. the 49ers appear to be moving on from jimmy garoppolo. they made a big trade today to move up to the third overall pick where you got to presume they're going to take a quarterback, and john lynch, the general manager, he traded away. the 49ers first round draft picks and 2022 2023 as well as ah, third rounder and this year's 12th overall pick in order to move up nine spots acquire that third overall pick in next month's draft from the miami dolphins, and you don't just make that move unless you've got a franchise, perhapsy coincidence, lynch. he was at b y u's pro day today, scouting zach wilson, who put on quite the display he's projected as the second or third player off the board, whether it's wilson or another quarterback. one thing is pretty clear. garoppolo his days with the 49ers almost certainly are numbered clearly. jimmy garop

here comes john collins for the two-handed jam.they were down by 18 at the half as we search for the bright spot. andrew wiggins with a high of 29. taking this away from trae young, steal and afraid to be the third quarter, but the defense so poor again with collins wide open with a game- high 38. warriors lose, 124-108. >>> the sharks are visiting that coyotes with a few fans indoors and we hope to see that in the bay area soon. power play for the coyotes, all desert dogs from there. christian scored twice in the game in the sharks ball with the final of 5-2. >>> spring training for the a's and dodgers, not what we had in mind. andrews lines that singled to the left scoring francisco pena, 6-0. matt olson lays it out to the right to score and allowing nine runs in 3 1/3. the a's rolling, 11-number zero. >>> gave kaplan and the giants visiting the cubs in mesa. look out here, three runs with the giants taking the lead, 3- 2. going deep in three straight games with the rbi double scoring brandon crawford. they don't quit playing unt

the trailer is john collins. here it is again. to the fourth quarter, watch this.f the 15 assists for collins. he scored a career 38 and atlanta won it 124-108. golden state has lost four straight games. sharks fans commiserating at arizona where they don't socially distance. that is there thing. they don't do it. hooking up 2nd period, tied at 1. sharks and why could not defend. the 3rd period, three goals in a two-minute span. they won the game 5-2 and stopped san jose two game winning streak. you know what i say about regular sports, they've got another game coming. that is enough. i will see you later. >>> coming up, the encampment clear out in los angeles. what will happen to the people who called echo park their home and why some are calling out the local leaders. >>> chaos caused by a ship stuck in the suez canal still. the latest on how the oil tanker will be moved and the effect it is having on global trade. come experience the grand opening of flooror and decoror's newt locacation in plpleasant h l! our expansnsive store e is fulllly equippeded with safe

john collins was the man today going strong to the hoop fouled.n and one he had 38 points. 12 rebounds has to be a helpless feeling for steph, the warriors lose again, 1 24 to 109. they are now in 10th place in the west. the 49ers appear to be moving on from jimmy garoppolo after a monster trade to move up in next month's draft. john lynch pulling it off today, the 49ers they traded their first round draft picks and 2022 23 as. well as a third rounder and this year's 12th overall pick in order to move up nine spots and acquire the third overall pick in next month's draft for the miami dolphins. now you don't make that move unless you've got a franchise quarterback in mind, and perhaps by coincidence, lynch was at byu is pro day today. scouting quarterback zach wilson, who put on quite the display and also happens to be projected as the second or third player off the board. but whether it's wilson or another quarterback, one thing is pretty certain gras pillows days with the 49ers are almost certainly numbered. clearly jimmy garoppolo is not the fu

but not long after that things really wentz out for golden state tonight was all about john collins. the hock some trade rumors about collins this week, oddly enough because that land is glad they kept him around a career night for collins with 38 points and 12 rebounds. his talks led by 18 at the half and that steph, the warriors just couldn't climb back into the race. so they fall to atlanta at home. one 24 1. '08, the final score and it's the second time this season the dubs have lost 4 straight. here's some more his players on how things are going without stuff. >> he's just a person he is. you know how how confident isn't himself. the place he makes you know, some of the plays he makes just to bring energy to. really whoever is watching watching on tv. you can see highlight. you could be at the at the game on the bench in the stands. will give you a little bit of life, a little bit of energy. so we miss you know, he brings a little bit of magic. i'd say just in the way he plays the shots. he makes. some excitement, you know, and he's one of our leaders, of we're right now. that

here comes john collins with the two-handed jam.own by don a bit with the feet and down by 18 at the half. searching for the bright spot with andrew wiggins three of the high team 29. the rookie always hustling taking away from trae young. they beat the third quarter buzzer with 10 off the bench but the doves' defense was so poor again. collins was wide open with a game-high of 38. warriors lose the fourth in row, 124-108. >>> the sharks visiting the coyotes with fans indoors, a few anyway. we hope to see that in the bay area soon. the power play for the coyotes with the shorthanded goal and it is one all and desert dogs all from here. christian scored twice in the game with the sharks falling, final 5-2. >>> baseball spring training with the haze and dodgers, not what clayton kershaw had in mind, 5-0 four the a's in the fourth, scoring francisco pena, 6-0. matt olson lays it to the right to score and kershaw allowing nine runs, 3 1/3 0. >>> the giants visiting the cubs and if austin slater stays healthy, look out. it is a three run

mentality he was a bit of a role model for me so for me of inference to put in for the short term or john. collins now a full gemini international something harry never achieved introduced us or glad robin is different inherit his father's test of these this view furch all that stuff wasn't us come up we used to do it this and this way. did try to follow things and copy the. why don't now it's more a case of just telling anecdotes about times past and the boys want to decide for themselves can i take from that story and what definitely wouldn't work for make you feel. that having more than 50 families of the father son. down there are surely many more to follow. on his journey to the top g.o.p. rayna has been accompanied in spirit by his mate for the job i sense of togetherness which is also strengthened the collective bond among his top in team mates. but that cloud g.o.p. attitudes trump even his performances. this is what always was driving him you know he wants to continue to be successful but he is a team player and i think this is what i i really love about him mchale came of it she's happy

collins. here she was. >> regarding the filibuster, john lewis' funeral president obama said he believed the filibu was a relic of the jim crow era. do you agree? >> yes. >> if not, why not abolish it, if it's a relic of the jim crow era? successful electoral polits is nearly impossible. let's figure out how we can get this done and move in the direct of significantly changi the abuse of even the filibu rule first. it's b abused from the time it came into being. by an extreme way in the last 20 years. let's deal with the abuse first the long pause. do you remember that? biden >> sure do. >> and kaitlan's question. and that long pause said more than the words he spoke. i think she got him to really think, wow. like, i just -- you can feel it. i wonder what you think, you know, guns, voting rights, all of thi coming together in this moment does it change things for him? >> i want to take pint of person privilege. it relates to this. what they -- the legislature in georgi did yesterday is about as subtle as a screen door on a submar they have a goal which is to retard voting and keep people from voting who

someone like susan collins who is from a blue state, and that's where you have this -- susan collins, i'm told, johnken on the phone four times to the democratic president, joe biden. she has spoken to chuck schumer not at all since this new administration took over. >> life is the fifth grade. we'll see if this works out. dana bash, seung moon kim, thankful for your insight. >>> they're struggling to find proper shelter for the migrant children. i give to shriners hospitals for children because i want to be a part of something amazing. - i know my gift to shriners hospitals for children makes a difference in the lives of children. - our support gives kids a bright future. - i give because when i see a child smile, i smile. - when you support shriners hospitals for children, you're joining thousands of other caring people like you who have helped kids like me and over 1.4 million other kids do amazing things. - will you call the number on your screen right now and give $19 a month, just 63 cents a day? you'll be making a life-changing difference for a kid just like me. - your support helps us do ama

joining us now, cnn chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins and correspondent john harwood. kaitlan, you were in the room where it happened. you there were for president biden's first formal press conference. stepping back, you know, what do you think the biggest of big picture takeaways is from what we saw? >> well, i think we learned a lot about his agenda and what we should expect to come up over the next few months and what we should not expect to be something that is going to be at the top of his priority list. and i think that was really revealing in his answer where he turned to infrastructure and what that plan is going to look like because, of course, we knew it was on the horizon. we knew it was something he had been formulating. but in the context of whether or not he's going to pursue something like that or guns, he made pretty clear he wants to go after infrastructure because he thinks that's going to have a bigger effect on the country in the wake of not just the pandemic but also in a global sense talking about our competitiveness with china. so he made clear

collins. >> reporter: regarding the filibuster, at john lewis' funeral, president barack obama said he thought the filibuster was an era of the jim crow era. do you agree? >> yes. >> why not abolish it if it's a relic of the jim crow era. >> successful electoral politics is the art of the possible. let's figure out how we can get this done and move in one direction with significantly changing abuse of even the filibuster rule first. it's been abused from the time it came into being by an extreme way in the last 20 years. let's deal with the abuse first. >> it sounds like you're moving closer to eliminating the filibuster. is that correct? >> i answered your question. >> so david, what do you make of that? look, he's basically saying, i don't like it, but i will deal with what i have to deal with. and by the way, and to your point, he's got reconciliation for all of these major economic bills as a separate path. >> yeah. and pain therrin threat cli, he making a bet that the things he's doing are going to ensure that the economy is roaring in 2022. but on the filibuster, again, i think there are

johns, both of you gentlemen this evening. thank you, i'll see you soon. now i bring in collin allred of texas. i appreciate you joining us. i know it is a very busy time for you. let's talk about what's happening. president biden will sign this $1.9 trillion relief bill on friday. what is this, i don't know, what's the big deal part of this for your state? >> well, thank you for having me on. this is one time where i can come on your show and smile about something. because the american rescue plan is to, quote, president biden, a big freaking deal. it will put shots in arms. money in people's pockets. it will put airline workers back to work. keep restaurants open. it will help strengthen the aca, it support small businesses. texas has been extremely hard hit both by covid-19 and by the storm that hit us a few weeks ago, and the neglect of our statewide leaders. this will allow to us recover and get through this crisis. >> i want you, your response to this, congressman. this is a republican congressman glen grothman, what he said about the bill and then stacey plastickin's response. >> the increase in income tax credit fo

he went on to tell our very own kaitlan collins that he agrees the filibuster is a relic of jim crow. >> regarding the filibuster, john lewis's funeral, president barack obama said he believed the filibuster was a relic of the jim-crow era. do you agree? >> yes. >> if not, why not abolish it, if it's a relic of the jim-crow era? >> successful electoral politics is the art of the possible. let's figure out how we can get this done, and move in the direction of significantly changing the abuse of even the filibuster rule, first. it's been abused from the time it came into being, by an extreme way, in the last 20 years. let's deal with the abuse, first. >> okay, president biden. that sounds good. but we need a little more outrage. a little more indignation, from everyone, about this. especially, sitting here, as a person of color, whose grandmother sat around the kitchen table with me, as a young -- 5th grade education. told me stories about not being allowed to vote. about jelly beans in the jar. how many bubbles in a bar of soap? while, the white folks walk right on in. much like that picture, tonight, of the white guy

collins, lisa murkowski, pat toomey. and in the house, tom rice, south carolina. adam kinsinger. dan newhouse, anthony gonzalez, that's another beauty. fred upton, jamie herrera butler. peter meyer, johnarmonger, the person who loves seeing our troops fighting, liz cheney, how about that? the good news is, in her state, she has been censured and in her state, her poll numbers have dropped faster than any human being i have ever seen. so hopefully they will get rid of her with the next election. get rid of them all. let's speak now to political scientist and analyst larry he's the director of the university of virginia's center for politics, and he leads sabato's crystal ball, which analyses political trends and elections in the united states. thank you so much for coming on the programme. thank you so much for coming on the programme-— thank you so much for coming on the programme._ so, i the programme. certainly. so, we 'ust the programme. certainly. so, we just listened _ the programme. certainly. so, we just listened to _ the programme. certainly. so, we just listened to donald - we just listened to donald trump list that long list there of republicans, what do you make about him d

collins, lisa murkowski, pat toomey. and in the house, tom rice, south carolina, adam kinzinger. dan newhouse. anthony gonzalez. that's another beauty. fred upton. jamie butler. johnatco. david valideo and the warmonger, a person that loves seeing our troops fighting, liz cheney. how about that? hopefully they'll get rid of her with the next election. get rid of them all. >> reporter: it seemed at times that president trump more focused on the republican enemies than he is democrats and trump rejected the idea that there's a schism in the republican party saying that the republican party is completely behind him and no dissession and the question is if trump plans to mount primary challenges against the incumbents in the house and the senate, how does that help them regain the majorities in 2022? republicans here on capitol hill are worried it makes the process that much harder. >> that's true. ryan nobles, thank you very much. >>> joining us now, a republican on the enemy's list, congressman kinzinger of illinois. what went through your mind hearing the president single you out as he did yesterday? >> no surprise. what was an honor is to be listed with such good

john. starting here but expect to continue to see this message in these critical states going forward for the rest of the week. >> kaitlan collins on the ground for us live reporting, chester, pennsylvania, appreciate that very much. >>> let's discuss this further now with dana bash and lauren lopez. following up on the point, a giant legislative achievement but also about watch how this works, that check in your bank account, that aid to help your school reopen. more money to reopen vaccine sites. republicans are arguing big spending by the democrats, whether the next issue is infrastructure or climate change, the republicans are going to say too much government, too much money, joe biden's trying to say you need government help and i'm going to prove it can work. >> all the reasons kaitlan gives why the president's team thinks chester pennsylvania is important in the content. and also -- always the swingiest of swing areas, especially in the upcoming midterm elections. that speaks to one of the reasons why they're doing this, because it's to explain and protect his legacy and his initiatives, the biggest of which so far, of co

collins, lisa murkowski, pat toomey. and in the house, tom rice south carolina, adam kinsinger, dan newhouse, anthony gonzalez, another beauty. fred upton, jamie herrera butler, peter meyer, john katko, and of course the warmonger, person who loves seeing our troops fighting, liz cheney. how about that? hopefully they'll get rid of her with the next election. with your help we will take back the house, we will win the senate, and then a republican president will make a triumphant return to the white house. who, who, who will that be, i wonder. >> obviously a president going after a laundry list of members of his own party is rather unprecedented, but what else is new? trump may soon be facing even more problems on the legal front. "new york times" reporting prosecutors in the manhattan d.a.'s office looking in family business and finances. intensifying their focus on longtime family chief financial officer wieselberg. bring in leadoff guests. ashley parker, white house bureau chief for "washington post." veteran washington journalist and columnist at real clear politics, a.b. stoddard, and dr. bahdelia as well. medical director of the special pathogens unit of the boston unive

collins, pat toomey and in the house, tom rice south carolina. adam kinzinger. dan newhouse. anthony gonzalez. that's another beauty. fred upton. jamie herrera beutler. peter myer. john catco and the warmonger a person that loves seeing our troops fighting, liz cheney. how about that? >> those of course are the 17 republicans who voted to impeach or convict the former president and would not validate his election falsehoods. they are also tiny minority in the gop, the vast majority believe the former president didn't incite the crowd or too afraid to say otherwise. there is also an explanation from chad wolf that spoke to cnn right after the ex president spoke. >> i think what the president has talked about and what i think the vast majority of americans see there is some fraud inherent in our voting system and it needs to be addressed before the next midterm or certainly the next press idential election. >> this guy. if you're keeping track, the former president isn't saying what he seems to be saying and turning the gaslight up a notch, despite the trump flags and oath keeper slogans with the mob on january 6th, none of that had to do with the january insurrection.

collins, lisa murkowski, pat toomey. and in the house, tom rice, south carolina, adam kin zinger, dan new house. anthony gonzalez, that's another beauty. fred upton, jamie herrera butler. peter myer. john katco, david val dayo, and of course the warmonger, the person that loves seeing our troops fighting, liz cheney. how about that? the good news is, in her state, she's been send sewered and in her state her poll numbers have dropped faster than any human being i have ever seen. so hopefully they will get rid of her with the next election. get rid of them all. >> not so breaking news, florida plan lets other fight his fights. that's been trump's way from vietnam to capitol hill. he knows what he's doing when he singles out republicans who put their country before him. he did it on january 6th. trump told his followers where to go, lied to them that he would be there with them. then he turned to opposite direction and retired to the comfort of the white house and watched it all go down on tv. the only difference is this time he is returning to the confident of mar-a-lago. joining me now, gloria borger. you see the trump's enemies list he is out with now. he knows this is dangerous and h

collins flipped the skripd countering with a proposal of 16 debates. in the event they went one-on-one just once. jeff sessions wanted debates with tommy tuschlville. tuberville debated sessions. zbljts and johno three televised debates. it's not all domestic politics. in 2015 after the iran foreign minister poked atom cotton implying his opposition to the u.s. lifting sanctions on iran was irrelevant. cotton suggested they work it out in a public war of words at a time of your choosing to debate's iran's record of tierney treachery and terror. javad the sahrive sgrantinged ct on the birth of his new child. >>> on president obama while he was a republican presidential candidate. >> as your nominee i will challenge you to seven debates, two adults talking about the nation. >> and ginrich made sure to offer up the sarcastic concession. >> i've already said that if he wants to use the teleprompter that would be fine with me. >> ginrich made a habit of challenging people to debate duals, including mitt romney during the primary. >> i'll meet him anywhere in iowa 90 minutes just the two of us in a debate with a time keeper no moderator if you want to run a negative campaign and attack people at le

collins, lisa murkowski, pat toomey. [crowd booing] and in the house, tom rice, south carolina, adam kinzinger -- [crowd booing] dan newhouse, anthony gonzalez, that is another beauty, fred upton, jamie herrera butler, peter meyer, john katko, david valid ao, and of course, the warmonger, a person that loves seeing our troops fighting, liz cheney. how about that? [crowd booing] the good news is in her state, she has been censored and in her state, herbal numbers have dropped faster than any human being i've ever seen. [crowd cheering] so hopefully they will get rid of her with the next election. get rid of them all. democrats are vicious remember this. , it is true, democrats are vicious. he said people, well, there is people there. they are vicious, they are smart. and they do one thing, got to hand it to them, they always stick together. you don't have mitt romney's in the group. they always stick together. fortunately, for the republican party, the democrats have horrible policies like open border, sanctuary, defunding the police, and the ridiculous gray new deal. so, they stick together, they are smart, they are vicious, they've got everything going, but their policies are no good. so hence, we have, congratulati

collins, lisa murkowski, pat toomey. [crowd booing] and in the house, tom rice, south carolina, adam kinzinger -- [crowd booing] dan newhouse, anthony gonzalez, that is another beauty, fred upton, jamie herrera butler, peter meyer, john, and of course, the warmonger, a person that loves seeing our troops fighting, liz cheney. how about that? [crowd booing] the good news is in her state, she has been censored and in her state, herbal numbers have dropped faster than any human being i've ever seen. [crowd cheering] so hopefully they will get rid of her with the next election. get rid of them all. democrats are vicious remember this. , it is true, democrats are vicious. he said people, well, there is people there. they are vicious, they are smart. and they do one thing, got to hand it to them, they always stick together. you don't have mitt romney's in the group. they always stick together. fortunately, for the republican party, the democrats have horrible policies like open border, sanctuary, defunding the police, and the ridiculous gray new deal. so, they stick together, they are smart, they are vicious, they've got everything going, but their policies are no good. so hence, we have, congratulations, the republican pa

collin gillespie, allowing georgetown to advance to the semifinals for the first time since 2015. then, to the overtime game, seat on hall pulling out a victory after the end of regulation, beating st. john'she bluejays 87-56 and finally, ucon blew past depaul by a 34 point margin to solidify their spot in the semis where they take on number two creighton and steve, we've been in for a real treat this tournament, there have been upsets, there have been over times, there have been huge moments pretty much everything you could wish for in a big east tournament and do you know what it's all happening on fox sports , so more to find out in the days to come. steve: indeed, all right, abbey thank you very much you got to watch because you just never know with this stuff. thank you very much. have a good weekend. ainsley? ainsley: thank you. there are hundreds of female aviators in the u.s. navy and today, in honor of women's history month, we're highlight ing the achievements of one of them. lt. commander caroline johnson. fox news correspondent laura ing als joins us with more. hey, laura. reporter: hey, ainsley. you know, there are more than 58,000 women who are currently serving in the u.s. n

anthony collins, anthony milian, antoine jamil johnson, brad rumfield, brittany dawn scruggs, bryan fundora, car lessa taylor, curt inn smith, daevion pullom, detraio dijon whorton, james john del giorno, jessica morehouse, jordan reen, joseph marwan brown, jovanne holman, kevin neal, kimberly marcum, lentaius kor test hall, leonne kellam, lovelle lovelleularramore. i apologize for mispronouncing many of these names, but it is it important to read these names into the record so at least they live in that space. because the numbers aren't moving our colleagues to action. so far this year, just 2021, there have been 9,649 gun-related deaths. these include homicides and murders, accidental shootings, and suicides. some people take issue with the fact that when we talk about the gun violence epidemic that we're including suicides in these numbers and there have been thousands of suicides in the united states this year, but it's important that we talk about these deaths together. again, this evening is not going to be a time to go deep into the question of policy change, but when you do start to explore interventions and causes, you will find that many of the same causes for hom