for my good friend shannon bream, i'm kevin corke. have a great night.

if one has correspondent kevin corke is taking a closer look at this plan tonight. ning, kevin. >> evening. you're certainly familiar with the popular eyed edge, when people show you who they are, believe them. democrat show the country who they wear. when they floated the idea of court packing in the 202011 campaign and they're ready to follow through on it. despite long odds and the weight of history. >> you've got to be a berserker today, someone who is willing to lay waste to any institution or tradition on the way to final victory. law professor jonathan turley would like to have her democrats distance themselves from the pack the court progressives who want to add four justices just so they can overcome the 6-3 deficits on the bench including three appointed by former president from. >> we appear today because the united states supreme court is broken. it's out of balance. it needs to be fixed. >> this crisis didn't arrive overnight or by accident. the supreme court helped bring us here. >> it's called the judiciary act of 2021, jerry nadler and ed markey are t

let's bring back kevin corke to get into his take on all of this. t seems regardless of who's making what claim about what bill, we can just go greet them and find out for ourselves. >> you nailed it. unfortunately, what happens is -- my mom used to say this, maybe your mom to, you can tell a lie it will make its way all the brown think will be for the truth has the chance to get its shoes on. what happened to somebody makes this wild accusation about it being this or that it's being that. it's not like it's everywhere. by the time someone reads the bill or actually fact checks what has been said. unfortunately, gets lost in the wash. i would say this, any time someone wants to invoke the expression, jim crow, you've got to really be careful. especially for those of us who grew up with parents who actually lived through real jim crow. this idea that somehow having some sort of limitation or at least asking something very basic like making sure you have an i.d. is somehow jim crow -- it's a bridge too far for a great number of americans. i can tell yo

white house correspondent kevin corke has details and reactions from all signs tonight pretty good eveningning, shannon. actually back on november 27th and that was from a noncombat vehicle accident. the last hostile fire casualty have to go back to february the 8th 2020. but in following his predecessor, mr. biden, like president trump before him, believes that now is the time to pull u.s. troops out of afghanistan. >> i will not conduct a hasty rush to the exit. we will do it responsibly, deliberately, and safely. >> the final military withdrawal from afghanistan by u.s. forces is expected to begin on may 1st and would be complete before september 11th. >> we were attacked, we went to war with clear goals. we achieved those objectives. bin laden is dead and al qaeda is degraded in afghanistan. it is time to end the forever war. >> currently, there are about 2500 u.s. troops in afghanistan. that is down from a peak of more than 100,000 back in 2011. about 2400 service members have been killed and thousands more wounded. still, the decision to make a date certain withdrawal has drawn mixed

that's it for us, kevin corke is in for shannon bream and he and the fox news at night team will take it all from here. remember, it's [speaking spanish] >> kevin: i will try to remember that, thank you so much, evening everybody, i'm kevin corke in for shannon bream, this is fox news at night, the border patrol tweeting out a new video showing smugglers under the cover of darkness dropping two for young children into the middle of the new mexico desert, aged three and five and left miles from the nearest home, which nightly agents were monitoring that section and rescue those little girls, that is great news. the border is not, mr. biden's focus tonight as you know first came the $1.9 trillion covert relief package that republicans derided as nothing more than cover for social spending. now, it's a $2.3 trillion plan dressed up as infrastructure with improvements to things like roads, highways, bridges. in fact "the wall street journal" says infrastructure like that accounts for a mere hundred $15 billion of this proposal after factoring and spending on air force, earmarked for trans

that's it for us, kevin corke is in for shannon bream and he and the fox news at night team will taker, it's [speaking spanish] >> kevin: i will try to remember that, thank you so much, evening everybody, i'm kevin corke in for shannon bream, this is fox news at night, the border patrol tweeting out a new video showing smugglers under the cover of darkness dropping two for young children into the middle of the new mexico desert, aged three and five and left miles from the nearest home, which nightly agents were monitoring that section and rescue those little girls, that is great news. the border is not, mr. biden's focus tonight as you know first came the $1.9 trillion covert

that's it for us, kevin corke is in for shannon bream and he and the fox news at night team will take it all from here. remember, it's [speaking spanish] >> kevin: i will try to remember that, thank you so much, evening everybody, i'm >> good evening, everyone, this is fox news and i, border patrol sending new video showing smugglers under cover of darkness dropping two young children into the middle of the new mexico desert, they were left miles from the nearest home but agents were monitoring that section and rescued those little girls. the border is not mister biden's focus, $1.9 trillion covid relief package republicans the ride it is nothing but cover for social spending, now there's a $2.3 trillion plan dressed up as infrastructure with improvements to roads, highways and other public works. the wall street journal says infrastructure like that accounts for $115 billion of the proposal after factoring in spending on airports, earmarked for transportation are actually subsidies for green energy and payouts to union's. this is a plan for it to grow back bigger than it has ever bee

is once again exercising its influence over the biden administration, white house correspondent kevin corkeg the latest developments. >> what a difference a few hours can make. if that's true just about everywhere, but today in particular in washington, you see, first the white house suggested it wouldn't raise the rest the refugee camp. this is part of a larger pattern by the administration to caves of the progressive wing of the democratic party whenever the pressure gets too great. >> early afternoon, dateline washington, d.c., the associated press headline blared, biden signs order to speed refugee admissions. but it doesn't let low refugee cap per year. the emergency presidential determination on refugee admissions for fiscal year 2021 appeared to leave intact at the trump administration's refugee cap at 15,000. to significantly less than biden's campaign promise to reverse the cap and allow more than 60,000 this year alone. that brought on an avalanche of protests from his own party. if biden has broken his promise to restore humanity, say it ain't so, president joe! notice is renegin

shannon. >> shannon: kevin corke, thank you very much. good to see you.hauvin guilty on all three charges. that is just the beginning. >> it's not justice and i will explain to you why it's not justice. it's not justice because justice is george floyd going home tonight to be with his family. >> a measure of justice isn't the same as equal justice. this verdict brings us a step closer and the fact is, we still have work to do. we still must reform the system. >> let's start there with former police detective, police attorney ted williams. army veteran and law student jeremy hunt and net call, founder and president of call. >> thank you. >> shannon: tad, i want to start with you. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez went on to say that it was guilty on all three counts and should not be framed as the system working. does it feel like this jury of our peers went in there, did their job, reviewed the evidence, and came to this conclusion? but when she says that's not good enough or should be framed as the system working, it seems in conflict. >> it certain

i'm kevin corke.ngle shot covid-19 vaccine again. just hours ago, the fda and cdc lifted a pause on the vaccine following a thorough review amid reports of rare blood clots and some 15 women. advisors at the cdc say the benefits of the covid-19 shot far outweigh the blood clot risk. nearly 8 million americans receive the shot before the pause was ordered back on april 13th. possible new trouble for former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, the doj, department of justice, now said to be considering charges against him for 2017 arrest involving a 14-year-old boy. according to a report, he used his need to hold down that teenager for almost 17 minutes. the boy was injured but survived. as you likely know, earlier this week, chauvin was convicted of second-degree unintentional murder and third-degree murder in the death of george floyd. he died after being pinned to the ground for about 9 minutes by chauvin. former libyan and transgender rights activist caitlyn jenner announces she is running for g

white house correspondent kevin corke taking a look for us, good evening, kevin. >> battle lines, as can imagine has been drawn over the all-star game to atlanta to denver but much more than just the midsummer classic pier there is a battle brewing over business, politics and the intersection of culture and sports. >> not since the broncos beat the falcons in super bowl xxxiii as colorado enjoys a victory over the state of georgia. snatching the major league baseball all-star game with it an estimated $100 million economic boost. but it is how we got here that led to so much anger. politically speaking for democrats getting all the credit or blame depending on your perspective for sending the game packing and encouraging to target the state over condemnation over voter integrity law. but as the saying goes one man's trash is another man's treasure. >> we are excited for this opportunity. we are honored to accept this opportunity on behalf of the colorado rockies and major league baseball for all coloradans. this is a big deal and we should celebrate such. >> there are numerous key di

is once again exercising its influence over the biden administration, white house correspondent kevin corkeg the latest developments. >> what a difference a few hours can make. if that's true just about everywhere, but today in particular in washington, you see, first the white house suggested it wouldn't raise the rest the refugee camp. this is part of a larger pattern by the administration to caves of the progressive wing of the democratic party whenever the pressure gets too great. >> early afternoon, dateline washington, d.c., the associated press headline blared, biden signs order to speed refugee admissions. but it doesn't let low refugee cap per year. the emergency presidential determination on refugee admissions for fiscal year 2021 appeared to leave intact at the trump administration's refugee cap at 15,000. to significantly less than biden's campaign promise to reverse the cap and allow more than 60,000 this year alone. that brought on an avalanche of protests from his own party. if biden has broken his promise to restore humanity, say it ain't so, president joe! notice is renegin

kevin corke, thank you. so with a record low number of members of congress witnessing the presidential address first hand at the republican response by a south carolina senator tim scott tonight it's a pretty good indicator of how biden's message is being received. we will go to congressional correspondent jacqui heinrich who is simply reaction from the right tonight. 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 he

kevin corke, thanks so much.earing in elizabeth city north carolina regarding the public release of body cam footage from the police involved shooting death of andrew brown is just hours away and tensions remain high tonight with protesters lingering on the streets past the 8:00 p.m. curfew. correspondent charles watson's life on the ground. charles, what has it been like tonight? >> christian, things have quieted down quite a bit in the last hour or so but it was a very intense atmosphere between police and demonstrators who are accusing elizabeth city officials of trying to trample on their rights to peacefully protest with the curfew in place. i want to mention police were very patient and how they handled the situation. my crew and i stood by and watched as we saw officers warn people repeatedly to disperse for about an hour and a half after the 8:00 p.m. curfew went into effect around 9:30 we saw officers moving wearing riot gear continuously trying to disperse the crowd. when that didn't work, we saw office

kevin corke has an update.ple found crammed into a house in houston as we look at crime in the midst of the border crisis. >> these are the ones that are not wanting asylum. these are guys that do other things and typically it's not good. >> bret: but, first, beyond our borders tonight. at least 45 people are dead, 150 injured during a stampede at religious festival in northern israel. tens of thousands of ultra orthodox jews attending that event when large numbers gathered in a narrow tunnel like passage. people began falling on top of each other near the end of the walkway as they descended slippery metal stairs. swiss authorities are taking issue with president biden's comment that many companies use switzerland and two british fair territories as tax hastens. calling such claims inappropriate and completely out of date. the netherlands is taking on a chronic housing short damage by constructing homes on a three dimensional printer. houses are made up of 24 concrete elements printed by a machine that squirts

i'm kevin corke fox news. golden state warriors forward draymond green says female athletes need to stop complaining about the gender pay gap and start taking action. green speaking with reporters yesterday, said women need to say which companies claim to support them, but actually don't green says he's turned down requests of public service announcements calling for empowering women because he doesn't believe the company's actually practice what they're encouraging others to do. some female athletes have called out green, saying they have been asking for more resource is marketing dollars and investment. players and coaches. fourth snowpack survey of the season was taken today. up in the sierra. the team from the california department of water resource is measured the snow depth and water content and philip station of highway 50. so depth was 49ers a half inches. the snow water content was 21. that's 82% of average for this date at that location. statewide the water content of the overall snow pack is at 59%

i'm kevin corke fox news.he barrier weather a second dana rose we had in april were talking about yesterday. last day, march and in april 1st today temperatures well up above the average, not a cloud in sight. tomorrow will be different stories and more clouds and we will begin our cooling trend. but what about the rainfall? it's been about two weeks since we've had rainfall here in the bay area, of course, the rain here and also the snow in the sierra. you heard earlier. they had this snow survey in the april 1st two snow survey is very important because it gives the water managers a good idea. how much in the mountains in the snow pack. so today as you heard they measure the depth of over 49 inches snow water equivalent of 21 inches. that's about 83% of average for this one particular spot in the sierra. but as you can see here, up and down the sierra, ranging from 66 to the northern sierra 2 41. in the southern sierra statewide as a whole. the snowpack is running about 59% of average. remember our rainfall

that's it for us, kevin corke is in for shannon bream and he and the fox news at night team will takekevin: i will try to remember that, thank you so much, evening everybody, i'm >> good evening, everyone, this is fox news and i, border patrol sending new video showing smugglers under cover of darkness dropping two young children into the middle of the new mexico desert, they were left miles from the nearest home but agents were monitoring that section and rescued those little girls. the border

white house correspondent kevin corke has that side of the story tonight. ning, kevin. >> you will notice when you watch this piece how i'd deftly avoid the bunny. as you can imagine, the white house says they will support major league baseball's decision to move the game out of georgia. don't blame mr. biden. that is just the latest example of a white house that refuses to take responsibility even when the facts are laid bare for all to see to see. >> when asked during an espn interview last week, he was asked the question how do you view this possibility of moving jory games of georgia. he said, i think today's athletes are incredibly responsible. i would strongly support them doing that. >> so they did. but now the white house is saying, we are not seen it directly. it's not mr. biden's fault they moved the game cost in the state 100 million in revenues, countless georgians who depended on the game for employment under business opportunity. >> he was not dictating what major league baseball should do. that is their decision. they made that decision. and a

white house correspondent kevin cork starts us art with pressure coming from the president and progressives on these red states. >> a lot of pressure indeed. for all his talk as a candidate about being a unity president it seems aspiration has given way to retribution for mister biden at least that is the way some critics see his treatment of the nation's red blue political and policy divide. >> that is a decision they made, they should listen to doctor fauci, scientists and experts, but i think it is not responsible. >> mister biden with a brush back. aimed at the texas rangers baseball club. it is a mistake for the club to plan to have a full capacity crowd for the rangers home opener against the blue jays on april 5th, not just texas baseball. the biden administration made no secret of its disdain for the lone star state's decision to loosen covid restrictions and end the mask mandate, three weeks later covid cases actually dropped to a record low. for all the bluster about red states not following the science of the best the moment. states in the northeast continue to struggle but new y

kevin corke is taking a look at the president's and the ongoing run and gun's. >> i don't have anythingiew, but i can convey he will have more to say tomorrow, and with that, white house press secretary jen psaki did what she's paid to do, which is not to step on the message or upstage the messenger. in this case, that is mr. biden and his administration's attempt to chip away at gun access. >> i'm not going to preview more from here, i expect we'll have more -- >> not much more to say today, coop sources to help fox news to expect plenty tomorrow from the white house is a long anticipated bided administration times to reduce gun violence gets underway by way of executive action. among the actions, biden is expected to announce a series of proposed rules by the department of justice, including one targeting ghost guns, those are homemade or makeshift firearms that lacks serial numbers. another role targeting stabilizing pistols. at the doj is expected to issue a report on firearms trafficking to publish model read flag legislation for states while the white house will announce its inves

white house correspondent kevin cork taking a look at the very latest. >> you may have read the washingtonitorial board which endorsed joe biden's candidacy. in this editorial couple weeks ago they said americans have every right to expect that the president will regularly submit himself to substantial questioning. that simply hasn't been the case and mister biden took office and certainly not containing the crisis at the border. he has not been questioned at length about that which is intentional say critics who blessed the white house's lack of progress there. another day, another busload of migrant children housed temporarily in the lone star state which for many of them is a northstar of freedom and opportunity despite his refusal to call the server crisis the biden administration's on numbers predict things will continue to get worse along the southern border much worse in the days ahead. according to two sources familiar with internal data fox news confirms customs and border protection projects as many as 184,000 unaccompanied children could cross the southwest border in fiscal year

white house correspondent kevin corke is taking a closer look for us tonight. >> the sudden pause intribution has really struck a nerve. as you know it is fairly popular, it's also single dose and many americans including me were actually in line to take it when the fda decided to pause its use temporarily. that decision is forcing the biden administration to explain why when there are so many other approved medicines with significantly higher risk factors did they decide to shelf this one. >> we are totally aware this is a very rare event, we want to get this worked out as quickly as we possibly can. that's why you see the word "pause." >> dr. anthony fauci and a line of fire at the white house today tried to explain why the single dose of vaccine is temporarily unavailable after a very small number of individuals reportedly showed adverse effects to the shot. >> we are ruled by the science, not by any other consideration. >> the fda reported 6 million people suffered some form of blood clots, that's .000088% or less than 1%. by comparison a smaller number than the general u.s. popu

correspondent kevin corke has the latest on this. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, bret.al investigation targeting congressman gaetz is specifically looking into whether he and an associate provided cash or other things of value to women that they had sex with after connecting with them online. that associate of mr. gaetz was indicted last year for allegedly trafficking a taping girl for sex back in 2017. and now the doj is reportedly trying to determine whether gaetz himself had sex with a 17-year-old. gaetz, who is not married, was not married at the time, but is currently engaged, has strongly denied the allegations and, in fact, he has even suggested that he reached out to the fbi because this could all be part of a possible extortion plot. unnamed sources have told the miami herald newspaper that gaetz was a part of young male lawmakers who at the time created a game to score their female sexual conquests which allegedly granted point for various targets such as interns, staffers and other female colleagues at the state house in tallahassee. meanwhile, leaders on cap

and that is where we start with white house correspondent kevin corke. >> one of the questions that seemsreally be at the heart of the video from columbus yesterday as this. had the situation been the same in the person wielding the knife was say, a white male, is it possible that the officer would've reacted in the very same manner? and if so, what does grace have to do with this shooting at all? according to the white house, race and "police violence" were central to what happened. speak of the killing of 16-year-old ma'khia bryant by the columbus police is tragic, she was a child. we are thinking of her friends and family in the communities that are hurting. speak of the reaction from the white house was swift and pointed. the police involved shooting of 16-year-old ma'khia bryant needed to be viewed in part through the prism of race. >> we know police violence disproportionately impacts black and latino people and communities and that black women and girls, like black women and boys, experience high rates of police of police evidence. >> black teenage girl named ma'khia bryant was kil

kevin corke has the story for us tonight. >> good evening, shannon. the roles were reversed and say a republican congressman told a crowd of demonstrators to get more confrontational. what might the white house say then, speaker pelosi come or the media at large for that matter? chances are you certainly know the answer which is why it didn't surprise many today when the white house refused to criticize california democrat maxine waters for her comments that some of suggest were meant to incite violence. >> does the president degree and more confrontational? >> the president has been very clear. >> it was a straightforward question, agree or disagree with congresswoman maxine waters about being more confrontational. the outcome of the chauvin travel. but it took a 312th answer for white house press secretary jen psaki do finally say... >> protests should be peaceful, that is how we continue to respond. >> on capitol hill come on house speaker nancy pelosi without hesitation, maxine talked about confrontation in the manner of the civil rights movement,

white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking it all trying to calculate how much it's going to cost. >> going to need an abacus tonight. it is one thing to invite the world to strategize ways to improve the climate and to enhance life on the plane to plant collectively speaking. it is altogether something else to shove much of that cost onto the backs of the american taxpayer which is precisely how some critics are describing the bottom line of the white house's climate agenda. >> when we invest in climate resilience and infrastructure, we create opportunities for everyone. that's at the heart of my jobs plan that i had proposed in the united states. that's how our nation intends to build an economy that gives everybody a fair shot. to speak of the white house calls it an investment, a claimant moon shot. by any name, steal your money and your future which is at the heart of the biden administration's push to fund its agenda. >> this is an economic bonanza, this is an opportunity to have the greatest beneficial economic transformation since the industrial revolution. >> at the cost

. >> shannon: we kick things off with white house correspondent kevin corke reporting tonight on theessaging from the biden administration, good evening. >> political scientists have a term for this, they like to call what's happening in d.c. flooding the zone. if that is to say when a party in power promotes policies, standing alone might not get serious consideration at all but in the sea of ideas it just might slip through. it actually works more often than you might think and democrats in the white house are banking on it. what critics call basically an open border, billions for pet projects disguised as covert relief and billions more for items that are laughably described as infrastructure, all policy that defined democrats take over of the u.s. government. and just the beginning of what promises to be a fairly lengthy progressive wish list. >> president biden strongly supports d.c. statehood and our administration will work with congress to get it passed. >> the latest on the democrats to-do list, statehood for washington, d.c., which passed the house on a party line vote toda

white house corresponding kevin corke starts us off there tonight with the pressure coming from the president and progressives on these red states. good evening, kevin. >> a lot of pressure indeed. for all this talk as a candidate about being a unity president, it seems at least aspiration has given way to retribution for mr. biden, at least that's how some critics see his treatment of the nation's red, blue, political and policy divide. >> president biden: well, that's a decision they've made. i think it's a mistake, they should listen to dr. fauci and the scientists and the experts, but i think it's not responsible. >> mr. biden with a brush back pitch and at the texas rangers baseball club telling espn it's a mistake for the club to plan to have a full capacity crowd for the rangers home opener against the blue jays on april 5th and it's not just texas baseball, the biden administration has made no secret of its disdain for the lone star state's decision to loosen covert restrictions and end the mask mandate there, a state where three weeks later covert cases actually dropped to a record l

kevin corke has details tonight. good to be evening. >> we still don't know whether the alleged leak was before or after the report that israel struck 200 iranian targets in syria, but a recent suggestion that he was surprised by what john kerry told him it certainly noteworthy. and is also why many particularly on the right are demanding answers from john kerry and in some cases accusing the former secretary of state a betraying israel by sharing that information. >> you would hope at the minimum they would not be betraying allies. >> to have done it to our military. to have done it to our diplomats, to have done it to the trump administration, completely inexcusable. >> if he did this, he needs to resign. >> this is what john kerry had to say about it. i can tell you the story and these allocations are unequivocally false, this never happen even when i was secretary of state or since. nikki haley the former u.n. ambassador reacting strongly on twitter this is suggesting on many levels, joe biden and john kerry have

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