laura scott, results -based decision. laura scott. thank — results -based decision.posits ofjust 5% under a government—backed scheme launching today. the policy, announced in the budget, is designed to help more first—time buyers secure a home — but will it work? our personal finance correspondent kevin peachey has been having a look. a low deposit mortgage would have made all the difference for this man. but like many other buyers in recent times, the option wasn't there. it recent times, the option wasn't there. ., ., . ., there. it would have cut our timeline _ there. it would have cut our timeline down _ there. it would have cut our timeline down the - there. it would have cut our timeline down the lot. - there. it would have cut our timeline down the lot. we l there. it would have cut our - timeline down the lot. we could have saved seven months of paying rent, expensive rent in london! and we wouldn't have had to put all our money into our deposit. we would have had more money available to pay our deposit and put more money into the house immediately after we m

laura scott there, our senior reporter, outside the emirates stadium. and tottenham? because fans will be the in—person, the biggest crowd since we went into lockdown last march. the game also pits contrasting managerial experience — pep guardiola, who�*s won it all, against tottenham�*s caretaker manager ryan mason who�*s yet to reach 30. michael redford reports. the 2021 league cup final. we are to begin? normally, this is the first major trophy on offer in endless domestic season, but this campaign has been anything but normal. the coronavirus pandemic means it is happening to months later than planned, with only 8000 fans allowed. that is just the start. both tottenham and manchester city were part of the european super league announcement this week. both were part of pulling out a couple of days later. and that there is the small matter of spurs sacking their manager. jose mourinho outs, ryan mason in. the former midfielder made 70 appearances for his hometown club before a serious head injury forced him to retire. on sunday, he will be leading tot

laura spot -- laura scott, announced. laura spot -- laura scott. let's— announced. -- laura scott, let's speak to _ announced. laura spot -- laura scott, let's speak to a _ announced. laura spot -- laura scott, let's speak to a football. scott, let's speak to a football finance specialist at liverpool. port we have heard in the last few minutes, they seem to be dropping like flies. is it all over, do you think visio certainly leaves the people who are in favour of the franchise league with a very difficultjob to do. what we have remaining is four clubs from the permit league who happen to be the four most profitable clubs in the history of primitive football. so their motivations have always been on the bottom line. chelsea manchester cities owners were more interested in earning trophies but also in having a better relationship with the fan base. you can see the logic behind them pulling out. where this leaves the spanish clubs and italian clubs with no interest coming from germany and france not being interested either, it does appear to be a competition which won

an laura scott reports. iconic venue for a significant moment.ookerfans, the moment. 0pening its doors to 300 snooker fans, the crucible was tasked with kick—starting a science led programme of crowd pilots that could have a pivotal bearing on what this summer's live events look like across the country. those in charge feel a responsibility to get it right. feel a responsibility to get it riuht. , ., ., ., ., right. there is a huge amount of ressure right. there is a huge amount of pressure on _ right. there is a huge amount of pressure on the _ right. there is a huge amount of pressure on the team _ right. there is a huge amount of pressure on the team here. - right. there is a huge amount of pressure on the team here. it i right. there is a huge amount of pressure on the team here. it is| pressure on the team here. it is about the wider picture, the government test is about can be produce protocols which will allow other venues to open? that as cinemas, theatres. it is everything that would be a public gathering in an indoor space. so there is

laura scott _ rest of the game? laura, many thanks.to announce much steeper, legally binding cuts to the uk's carbon emissions. ministers want to reduce them by almost 80% by 2035, much sooner than expected. hitting the target would require more electric cars, low—carbon heating, and, for many, cutting down on meat and dairy. labour has welcomed the move, but says the rhetoric must be matched with reality. here's our environment analyst, roger harrabin. the government's new target for cutting emissions will happen 15 years earlier than previously planned. so what does that mean for us? well, it means that this old girl will be replaced by an electric model when she dies. we'll be expected to walk and cycle more, too. people who spend a lot of time in the air will probably have to pay more taxes. our trusty gas boilers will need to be replaced by 2035 with something cleaner, and the government's going to have to help us insulate our homes better. if you don't like snails, you just call them escargots and they'll be magnifique! our diets

laura scott, bbc news. yeah, interesting to see how fans are reintegrated.store this weekend — we can head to sheffield now, join the bbc'sjohn parrot, who's there on commentary duties, for the world championship at the crucible. there turnstiles set up outside the main square and the auditorium. hand sanitisers, people have to have proof that they have had theirjabs and temperature tests. so everything is in full working order already for the fans to turn up, hopefully. john, in your opinion, what you think the fans being around will make for the event itself from a tv perspective, and also for the players as well?— perspective, and also for the players as well? just a totally different atmosphere - players as well? just a totally different atmosphere for - players as well? just a totally . different atmosphere for people. that has what has been missing, isn't it? it's been barely into in milton keynes, but there is nothing like playing with an atmosphere and the shots and the things you miss and the things you've got. the players feed off of that, rather l

laura scott is high at -- live at - laura scott is high at —— live at stamford bridge.'s talk tojulian knight — the chair of the digital, culture media and sport committee in the house of commons. what are you hoping to achieve? we werejust what are you hoping to achieve? we were just like what are you hoping to achieve? we werejust like some what are you hoping to achieve? we were just like some hunters what are you hoping to achieve? we werejust like some hunters because as we stated earlier, the big six seem to have gone to ground. this is basically an antidote to boring football. the premier league can be accused of many things, but not for boring, at least not from funds perspective. we want to know from the perspectives as to why they want to do this, what is it about the structures that don't work in their view and why is this the only choice they have to make? basically, how was it that it has been such a public relations disaster and how has it come to pass on such a way that funds feel so disenfranchised? the real madrid president also said it was to save foot

laura scott, bbc news, sheffield.w the snooker on the bbc sport website but, for now, back to you. more on our main story, the funeral of the duke of edinburgh at windsor. the queen, according to herfamily, has said that the death of prince philip has "left a huge void" in her life. they first met in the 1930s, they were married in 1947 — and their partnership spanned nine decades. our home editor mark easton reports from liverpool on how the queen and the duke of edinburgh became one of the most successful matches in the story of the monarchy. liverpool gives a true lancashire welcome to princess elizabeth. in spring 1949, a young couple went to liverpool's anglican cathedral at the end of hope street and drew a lovers�* knot on the third pier of the nave. the entwined e and p remains carved into the fabric of the building to this day, the physical embodiment of a marriage that was to last more than 73 years. among the choirboys attending that day was jeff holliday, now in his 80s. he recently lost his wife helen aft

laura scott, bbc news, tottenham.uncement has seen share values in both manchester united and juventus rise significantly. the business model, where there is no longer a threat of relegation, is one widely used in us professional sport to guarantee income. our business editor simonjack is here. share prices are up — clearly some who think this makes a lot of sense. sports fans love jeopardy, a nail—biting encounter which sports fans lovejeopardy, a nail—biting encounter which can end in defeat or glory. business owners largely low with that. one premiership managing director said to me, i got to the end of last season not knowing whether my budget or my income for the next season was going to be 70 million or £170 million. there also another important consequence. businesses with steady and non—erratic earnings are worth more than businesses with very volatile earnings and that's why you saw the chancellor going through so juventus why you saw the chancellor going through sojuventus shares up and manchester united's s

laura scott, bbc news, sheffield.duke of edinburgh. the queen has described the death of prince philip as "having left a huge void" in her life. they first met in 193a and got married after the war in 19117 — a relationship spanning nine decades. our home editor mark easton now reports from liverpool on how the queen and the duke of edinburgh have been a remarkable team in the story of the monarchy. | liverpool gives a true lancashirej welcome to princess elizabeth... in spring 1919, a young couple went to liverpool's anglican cathedral at the end of hope street, and drew a lovers' knot on the third pier of the nave. the entwined e and p remains carved into the fabric of the building to this day, the physical embodiment of a marriage that was to last more than 73 years. the princess and the duke move into... . among the choirboys attending that day was geoff holliday, now in his 80s. he recently lost his wife, helen, after almost 50 years of marriage, and feels for the queen as she bids a final farewell to her husband

laura scott, thank you very much indeed.frames to four after the opening session of their first round match at the world snooker championship in sheffield. in a match between two players who've won multiple major titles, bingham took control early to lead 3—1, before ding hit back to level at four frames all, and took the lead for the first time in the match with an outrageous piece of luck. on the other table, gary wilson leads last year's beaten finalist kyren wilson 5—4. closing arguments will begin today in the trial of the former american police officer charged with murdering george floyd in in minneapolis last year. derek chauvin denies causing mr floyd's death, which sparked mass protests in the us and across the world. the outcome of the trial is being seen as a pivotal test of police accountability as they face accusations of bias against black americans. our correspondent barbara plett usher visited neighbouring wisconsin to speak to people there about the trial this feels very far away from a murder trial in a min

here's the bbc's laura scott. ve been dubbed against an earnest and there are three clear errors of focus. with football authorities at home and abroad. with the premier league shareholders who have accuse them of dishonesty. in the group that is keenest to engage with other fans. many of who have have protested and the last night's over this concept. many will wonder if the turmoil will lead to lasting change. they said they would not halt his scrutiny of futbol government because the super league is over and he wants to empower fans. on a futbol level these clubs have been dented but they remained powerful. it seems the powerful change will have adapted to the super league. katty: katty: several of the world's new economies have announced a cut carbon emissions, including the european union, it is platting reductions of 55% by 20 30. tomorrow, president biden hosts a key climate conference in washington where he's expected to announce a 50% cutn u.s. emission levels. the international energy authority is predicti

laura scott, bbc news.t the age of 52. the man you can't went to the police. and we dealt with it. in recent years she's played the matriach polly grey — in the hit bbc series peaky blinders. her colleagues and friends have been paying tribute on social media. the author of harry potteij rowling said she was devastated by the news — calling helen mccrory an extraordinary actress and a wonderful woman. the actor michael sheen who's starred alongside her, said she was �*so funny, so passionate, so smart and one of the greatest actors of our time. from the first moment i met her when we were just kids it was obvious she was very special. it was an honour to work with her and know her". the comedian matt lucas, who set up a campaign with helen mccrory to get food directly to frontline health staff in the uk during the pandemic, said she "will be remembered not just for her remarkable stage and screen performances, but also for her selflessness and generosity". earlier our arts correspondent david sillito reflec

laura scott, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here is matt

well, let's speak live now to our senior sports news reporter laura scott.r speaking to us on sports day. these three icons are now involved with this bid. do we know what part these three arsenal icons are playing in the deal? we do not at this stage. all we know is that they have joined daniel ek�*s bid to buy the club, so quite what their role would be in that takeover remains unknown, whether it is helping him put together a package that would convince stan kroenke to sell the club or whether it would be a more formal role than that, we just do not know at this stage, other than the fact that as you say, all three of them are joining his bid. from daniel ek, we had the tweet last week saying as a kid growing up, i have cheered for arsenal as long as i can remember. if they would like to cell arsenal, or be happy to throw my hat in the ring. we have not heard from daniel since then, speculate on the bid will be coming in a few days. aspect of the arsenal supporters trust today and they say if this bid is serious, they would expect a dialogue with daniel e

it's coming up to half—time... well we can go live to the ground now... our sports news reporter laura scottistines gathered outside the ground today? —— what is the feeling from the fines. i -- what is the feeling from the fines. ., ., -- what is the feeling from the fines. . ., ,, a .,' -- what is the feeling from the fines. . ., ,, , fines. i had a kick-off between the and southampton, _ fines. i had a kick-off between the and southampton, they _ fines. i had a kick-off between the and southampton, they have - fines. i had a kick-off between the and southampton, they have nowl and southampton, they have now dissipated. when they were here, they were chanting we want our time them back and they held signs saying they want the club owners and the chairman out. they also had up —— held up signs saying power to the fans and we say no to the super league. that is all despite a statement from the club last night in which club chairman said he apologise for the anxiety caused by the super league plans and confirmed that the club wish to withdraw from the super league. van zy to hear said they fe

she's been speaking to our senior sports news reporter laura scott. things are very different.use with balloons and cheering us back in. everyone made a lobby effort. in the circumstances, that was really special. i circumstances, that was really s - ecial. ., circumstances, that was really s - ecial. . , ., circumstances, that was really secial. . , ., ., ., , special. i imagine your fame has been going _ special. i imagine your fame has been going mental— special. i imagine your fame has been going mental since - special. i imagine your fame has i been going mental since saturday. have you had any messages from people that have particularly stood out, anyone from other sports that have message you? if out, anyone from other sports that have message you?— out, anyone from other sports that have message you? if there's been a lot of messages. _ have message you? if there's been a lot of messages. it's _ have message you? if there's been a lot of messages. it's been _ lot of messages. it's been unbelievable. people i haven't spoken to for years from school, people like ringo sta

failed european super league, with many calling for owner stan kroenke to sell, and our reporter laura scotty also seem to like daniel ek, given he seems to be a long—running supporter of the club, but what is clear is that whoever owns the club in the future, they want more fan involvement. chelsea manager thomas tuchel has criticised the new champions league format, saying coaches and players have not been consulted on plans to add more games to an already busy schedule. the number of teams participating in the group stage of the champions league will increase from 32 to 36. it comes after the collapse of plans for a european super league. all these discussions about super league made forget that we have now a new form of the champions league very soon. did they ask any coach about this? i don't think so. they did not ask me. did they ask any player? i don't think so, it's just more games, it is not more quality, just more games. and who will play these games? at the same time, we had three substitutes here in the premier league in the toughest competitions. no, i am not happy about this f

our senior sports news reporter laura scott is there for us... let's see what the reaction is.ng this afternoon. i see if we can go live who is they are. what if the situation like with you at the moment? we what if the situation like with you at the moment?— what if the situation like with you at the moment? we got here a few hours auo at the moment? we got here a few hours ago at _ at the moment? we got here a few hours ago at around _ at the moment? we got here a few hours ago at around 4pm _ at the moment? we got here a few hours ago at around 4pm and - at the moment? we got here a few hours ago at around 4pm and only| at the moment? we got here a few| hours ago at around 4pm and only a handful of fans outside stamford bridge. they have grown in number to iran about a thousand fans and currently on the move, moving from the stanford gates to another get outside stamford bridge. we have missing the team buses arrived but they have been waving placards saying earn it, you cannot buy our passion. rip football. saying earn it, you cannot buy our passion. ripfootball. fans sayin

laura scott has met some of them. >> the shameless six, as they have been dubbed, begins in earnest andee clear areas of focus for football authorities at home and abroad, with fellow premier league shareholders who accused of dishonesty and arrogance. and the group of the fans. many of them protested in the last few nights over this concept. many will wonder if the turmoil of the last few days will lead to lasting change. he said he would not halt his scrutiny of foball governance just because the super league is over and he wants to empower fans. on the football level, these clubs have been dented but remain powerful. it remains unlikely their desire for change have evaporated with the super league. anchor: laura ends the program. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ man: you're watching pbs. narrator: stream the best of pbs on any device with the pbs video app.

well our senior sports news reporter, laura scott, spoke to her exclusively from ireland.ic victory of the grand national but she still cannot believe it happened despite re—watching the replays. celebrations are on hold, though that has not stopped some stars getting in touch. it that has not stopped some stars getting in touch.— that has not stopped some stars getting in touch. it will take some time for to _ getting in touch. it will take some time for to properly _ getting in touch. it will take some time for to properly sink- getting in touch. it will take some time for to properly sink and i getting in touch. it will take some time for to properly sink and but i time for to properly sink and but there has been a lot of mexicans and people that have not spoken to for years from school and people like ringo starr, it goes from one end of the spectrum to another.— the spectrum to another. quickly becomin: the spectrum to another. quickly becoming the — the spectrum to another. quickly becoming the new— the spectrum to another. quickly becoming the new face _ the spectru

laura scott, bbc news. are reacting to only local residents will be allowed to the fa cup semi final tomorrow at wimbley? to the fa cup semi final tomorrow at wimble ? ~ ~ to the fa cup semi final tomorrow at wimble ? ~ ,, ., , to the fa cup semi final tomorrow at wimble ? ~ ~ .,, ~ to the fa cup semi final tomorrow at wimble ? ~ ~ ~ wimbley? well, i think as mr spock miaht have wimbley? well, i think as mr spock might have seven _ wimbley? well, i think as mr spock might have seven star _ wimbley? well, i think as mr spock might have seven star trek, - wimbley? well, i think as mr spock might have seven star trek, this i wimbley? well, i think as mr spock might have seven star trek, this is| might have seven star trek, this is a crisis, but not as we know it, jim. this is obviouslyjust the first stage of the research programme. this is not a football crowd as we would normally know it, and it will behave in a different way. but nevertheless, it is still good news to see somebody inside the stadium watching

laura scott, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here is matt taylor. thank you.afternoon. i am sure some of you who had outdoor dining plans and second odds this morning, this was a snowy view shared across some parts of wales and southern england first thing and if it wasn't snowing it was certainly frosty. in western parts of scotland we saw temperatures as low as “9.4 degrees, the coldest april morning here in the coldest april morning here in the uk since 2013. we won't be 1 million miles off that tonight, gardeners take note, plenty of sunshine at the moment, worth to the sun, i showers developing across eastern areas but the greatest chance of showers will be across the channel islands, northern ireland, wintry in places and look at the temperatures. 0nly single figures for most of us. into this evening and overnight temperatures will drop away quickly, there will be a bit more cloud and one or two showers in the west, not as cold in parts of western scotland and northern ireland tonight but in the grampians, it's —8 possible, rural parts of england and wal

correspondent guy hedgecoe at atletico madrid's stadium, but first to our sports correspondent laura scottadium in north london. is this an example, really, of fan power? is this an example, really, of fan ower? ~ . v is this an example, really, of fan ower? . ., �*, ., is this an example, really, of fan ower? ~ ., �*, ., ., , is this an example, really, of fan ower? ., ., , , power? well, that's what many people are seeinu power? well, that's what many people are seeing and — power? well, that's what many people are seeing and now _ power? well, that's what many people are seeing and now that _ power? well, that's what many people are seeing and now that the _ power? well, that's what many people are seeing and now that the europeanl are seeing and now that the european super league lies in tatters, leaving on its wake a gulf between billionaire club owners and the fans, the question is what happens now? there are a gulf between billionaire club owners and the fans, the question is what happens now? the repairjob for the shameless six as they have been dubbed begins in earnest. football a

and our reporter laura scott says supporters want a greater say regardless of the owners. want more fan involvement. chelsea manager thomas tuchel has criticised the new champions league format, saying coaches and players have not been consulted on plans to add more games to an already busy schedule. the number of teams participating in the group stage of the champions league will increase from 32 to 36. it comes after the collapse of plans for a european super league. all these discussions about super league made us forget that we now have a new form of the champions league very soon. did they ask any coach about this? i don't think so — they did not ask me. did they ask any player? i don't think so, it'sjust more games, it's not more quality, just more games. and who will play these games? at the same time, we had three substitutes here in the premier league in the toughest competitions. no, i am not happy about this format, not at all. st mirren are the fourth and final team into the semi—finals of the scottish cup after a penalty shoot—out win over kilmarnock. it finis

well our senior sports news reporter, laura scott, spoke to her exclusively from ireland.touch. it will take some time for it to properly sink in but there has been a lot of messages and people that have not spoken to for there has been a lot of messages and people that have not spoken to for years from school and people like ringo starr, it goes from one end of the spectrum to another. quickly becoming the new face of racing, she was leading jockey at the festival last month before winning the worlds most famous race. not so long ago, there are people who did not think women should ride in the nationals let alone win it. is there a sense of satisfaction that you kind of defied the doctors that it was possible for a woman to win the race? there is no taking away from the fact that those times when that long ago but it does for me personally, it is never been in in experience i've had for racing in recent times and i think that at some of the racing should be very proud of. even the bestjockeys lose much more often than they win. the feeling she gets crossing the grand nati

laura scott is at the tottenham hotspur stadium.sted in the last few nights over this concept. many of them will wonder if the turmoil of the last few days with you to a lasting change. the culture secretary said he would not halt his scrutiny of football confidence just because this is pretty day is over and he wants to empower fans. on a football level, these clubs have been tempted but they remain powerful and it seems unlikely that a desire for change would have been operated with the super league. dtl charlotte duncker is the manchester united correspondent for the football news website goal. thank you for your time. what do you make of this u—turn? it does not get rid of the core issues that drove it, does it? at}! rid of the core issues that drove it, does it?— rid of the core issues that drove it, does it? _, , ., ., , it, does it? of course not. that is one of the — it, does it? of course not. that is one of the biggest _ it, does it? of course not. that is one of the biggest problems - it, does it? of course not. that is o

tottenham were among those and our senior sports news reporter laura scott, is outside their ground nowool owner john w henry this morning... how far will that go to rebuild trust with the fans? i suppose it will play out of the next three days. we heard earlier from the manchester united support is that for some the damage might be irreparable giving that turmoil over the last few days. in that letter to fans of manchester united, he said this is the world's greatest football club and we apologise for the unrest caused during the last few days. he said in seeking to create a more sustainable foundation for the game, they have failed to respect its deep—rooted traditions of promotion, relegation, and a pyramid. he spoke of the building relationships and said that having got it wrong, the club now wanted to show it to get it right at them. as i said, some fans feel that too much damage has already been done. earlier, we heard from the american owner of liverpool and at video message he said to fans of liverpool, i let you down, he said the project put forward would never have gone ahead

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scott. >> i was honestly surprised, marcus and laura, when he did say that. it doesn't mean it's not on the agenda but you're right, it's certainly a sign of how much president biden wants to get the infrastructure bill done that he put it ahead of gun rights. he's facing not just a republican party, which is against the infrastructure bill, but fractures within his own party on how to pay for it and whether the plan should be one big bill or three small bills.

earlier i spoke to our corresondent in rome nick beake, and first to our sports reporter, laura scottg in its wake a gulf between the billionaire club owners and fans, the question is, what happens next? the repairjob for the shameless sex begins in earnest and there are three clear areas of focus here, one with football authorities both at home and abroad, although uefa's president suggested that the clubs might be welcomed back painlessly, then with a fellow premier league shareholders who have accused the clubs of dishonesty and arrogance, and then the group they will be most keen to engage with other fans, many of whom have spent the last few nights protesting against the controversial concept. many will wonder if the turmoil of the last few days will lead to lasting change and the culture secretary said he will not halt his scrutiny of governance a football just will not halt his scrutiny of governance a footballjust because the super league is over, he wants to ensure that fans are empowered and the heritage of footballers protected, and on the football front, these clubs have b

laura scott, bbc news. lots more to come from her, i'm sure.asters win will "open the floodgates" for golfers from japan. he became the first japanese man to win any of the majors at augusta. he led by 4 shots overnight but augusta national isn't a course that's easily tamed and his advantage began to disappear, with 5 bogeys in a 1—over par round of 73, but it was just about enough, with matsuyama winning by a single shot. and he looked very comfortable as last year's winner dustinjohnson helped him into his newjacket. mark cavendish has won the second stage of the tour of turkey — it's the first time he's won a race in more than 3 years. many feared his career might�*ve been over at the end of last season but the 35—year—old re—joined his old decueninck quickstep team for this year, and it's paid off — just on the right of the screen you can see the manx missile sprinting to his first victory since 2018. well, you can find more on all those stories, including live commentary from cricket's indian premier league. ben stokes and jos buttler bot

scott. overall, i thought it was a decent speech. >> laura: carolyn brenda, thank you so much, both of you,onight. when we come back, final thoughts about what is happening to mount tonight, but mike right here. (vo) jamaica. (woman) best decision ever. (vo) feel the sand between your toes, and the gentle waves of the sea on your skin. feel the warm jamaican breeze lift your spirits and nourish your soul. escape to exactly what makes your heart beat. you will love every moment. jamaica. heartbeat of the world. let's go. >> i know you notice something different about tonight's show. prince of all, i got raymond here with me, hasn't happened in a long time, and we are getting a really by 10:00 a.m. it's going to feature florida governor ron desantis, texas governor greg abbott, and nebraska governor pete ricketts for the entire hour. of course the immigration issue, and they will be giving their first reaction to tonight's radical address from joe biden and his effort to back him up, all of your cash and indoctrinate your kids. make sure you dvr us if you can't watch it live, but watch it liv

laura: on capitol hill, conservative thinkers like scott are skeptical about making the tax credit permanentaring it will discourage people from working. and then there is the cost. >> there is the risk to deficits, which is the bigger story underlining all of this. we are spending like drunken sailors and nobody seems to care. eventually that bill igoing to come to. laura: the biden administration hopes tackling child poverty will save money in the long run. this huge expansion in the safety net for families is an experiment for america. democrats will have to fight to make it permanent. you will hear from president biden tonight about how he plans to extend the child tax credit until 2025, a bit of a compromise. american astronaut michael collins, who flew the apollo 11 command module in 1969 while his crewmates were the first to land on the moon, has died. his family said he was battling cancer. jonathan a moz has more. jonathan: neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, and michael collins achieved something extraordinary that still stirs wonder. armstrong is no longer with us. he died in 2012. now c

tomorrow live right after senator scott's response to president biden laura: you are at 11:00 pm eastern tomorrow. i do the swing shift at midnight, third shift. >> we should be thankful they work at a great company and have a job that we like. laura: aren't you susie sunshine tonight. what happened to the cynical sean hannity we've come to know and love. >> that part of me never dies that these are troubled times. i will say this as a compliment to you. i'm glad there are voices like yours, mine, others out there. not enough of us. we need to be a spoke in the wheel because this radicalism is real. laura: i am glad you said that because we are going to pick up where you left off on that issue of the need for americans to fight back and be unafraid. great show tonight. this is the ingrave angle from washington. the unmasking of the cdc's incompetence continues today and president biden was there to provide unintended comedic relief and the guidance is so useful that i school trakstar collapsed while running an outdoor race due to the mask that she is forced to wear under these idiotic gu

scott. that's all the time we have left. thanks for being with us. set your dvr so you never miss an episode. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham takes over. >> laura: i'm laura ingram and this is "the ingraham angle" on a busy friday night. a shocking admission in the derek chauvin trial. and biden and kamala's rough public appearances and bizarre documentary from cher? raymond arroyo explains in friday's follies. first, biden's insurrectionist. that's the focus of the angle. much to the dismay of top military brass when president biden announced he will end the war in afghanistan and bring our troops home. the move is long overdue and a goal of the trump administration you should recall. biden won't get the credit he deserves in ending one awful war if he helps ignite a more damaging one here at home. far from governing as the moderate figure that so many suburban woman thought he would be. biden is a radical and his narratives are pitting american against american along racial, ethnic, political lines. for starters, there's the fbi's move to surveil and target trump supporters as domestic extremists. >> they call th

. >> south carolina senator tim scott will give the gop response following the president's speech. laura podesta. >>> for the first time two women will be behind the president when he gives his speech. >>> we are finally getting a look at an arrest that the family of an east bay man said ended in his murder. alameda police released body camera footage yesterday of the arrest and last moments of mario gonzalez and we want to warn you the video is graphic. >> hey, bud. how is it going coming to check on you and make sure your okay. someone called and said you were maybe not feeling great. >> alameda police got two calls last week saying a man was acting strangely in a park. they speak with him for about ten minutes, trying to get more information from him. then officers moved in to restrain him, trying to put his hands behind his back. he resisted for several minutes before officers take him to the ground. police then noticed something is not quite right, asking if he had a pulse. gonzalez later died at the hospital. his family said they watched police murder mario and are demanding justic

tomorrow live right after senator scott's response to president biden laura: you are at 11:00 pm easternthe swing shift at midnight, third shift. >> we should be thankful they work at a great company and have a job that we like. laura: aren't you susie sunshine tonight. what happened to the cynical sean hannity we've come to know and love.

she's been speaking to the bbc�*s laura scott. it's hard to comprehend it all, to be honest.positive period? i definitely. became aware of it probably in a positive period? i definitely i became aware of it probably in the aftermath. you know, there were so many well—wishers after cheltenham. even the situation with coronavirus that everybody is in at the moment, it did give everyone a massive lift at home watching on. when i came home after cheltenham that definitely hit home that it was a fantastic week for me personally, but a lot of other people got a lot of enjoyment out of it as well. eyre of en'oyment out of it as well. are ou of enjoyment out of it as well. are ou 0k of enjoyment out of it as well. are you ok with _ of enjoyment out of it as well. are you ok with the fact that you are now probably the new face of rising? i'm just ok with the fact that i did a fantastic cheltenham and i won the grand national. so, yeah, ivery much ok with that means part and parcel of it. means part and parcel of it. well, someone who was there to witness rachael making history at aint

laura: governors stay there. final thoughts from florida when we return. the red state trail blazers. stay there. [cheers & applause] p to speed... is scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows two times faster than seed alone for full, green grass. everything else just seems... slow. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard. ♪ ♪ >> laura: tonight i hope we've proved to the american people once and for all that the real people in this -- the real power in this country resides in the state houses and the governor's mansion's across the country. the governors with me tonight are using that power the right way. they are not constraining their citizens. they are empowering them. i want to thank all of you for being here tonight, participation was fantastic. another round of applause. we are going to do another one of these next time in texas. governor rick to sanders, abbott, reynolds, read. i want to thank the great state of florida for hosting us, our wonderful audience. good night from florida. see you tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >> a transitional figure, i don't think so. transformational is what joe biden is heading out to do and

scott. >> i was honestly surprised, marcus and laura, when he did say that. it doesn't mean it's not on the agenda but you're right, it's certainly a sign of how much president biden wants to get the infrastructure bill done that he put it ahead of gun rights. he's facing not just a republican party, which is against the infrastructure bill, but fractures within his own party on how to pay for it and whether the plan should be one big bill or three small bills. president bide listen speak about the need to fix the nation's infrastructure at an event at the white house later this morning. >>> on tuesday, we told you about republican leader mitch mcconnell declaring corporate america needs to stay out of politics. he was very firm. he said there would be consequences for companies like home depot or coke or delta for taking on positions on georgia's new voting laws. we pointed out in the past mcconnell has welcomed corporate involvement when it comes to political contributions, taking money from companies as many politicians do. well, the senate minority leader

download the scotts my lawn app today for your personalized lawn plan. >> laura: i wonder if this momentnto that dr. jill comic book that raymond mentioned earlier. just so you know, yes we can in spanish is actually -- >> say it with me! [speaking spanish] the future is ours! >> it's an evolving type of spanish. not since, kamala harris' laughter has something meant so cringe. 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

scott gotlife slur there will be supply. the u.s. is averaging more than 3 million shots per day. laura podesta, cbs news. >> the white house is sending personnel to michigan to help administer the allotted doses faster but will not send additional doses. some health experts say if states had had extra doses, they could volunteer them. >>> happening in san francisco, the biggest school district in the bay area will begin its long awaited reopening. the first round of san francisco unified students will head back to the sloom for in person learning in a few hours. the district will open three dozen campuses including 11 early education preschools, 22 elementary schools and three county schools. students in higher grades will return over the next few weeks. all 107 campuses are expected to reopen by the end of the month. >>> in the east bay, saint andrew unified will launch a hybrid model to all grades today. about half are expected to return for in person learning and the rest will remain online. >>> in berkeley, students in grades 3-9 return this morning. grades 10-12 will follow next w

scott's response to president biden address. we are always independent. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham. >> laura: you are at 11 p.m. eastern tomorrow. i am on at midnight. i am doing the swing shift -- is that the swing shift? that's third shift. i am doing third shift. >> sean: we should be thankful we work at a great company and have a job we like. >> laura: aren't you susie sunshine tonight? what happened to the cynical you that it we know and love? >> sean: trust me. that part of me never dies. these are trouble times. a compliment to you: i am glad there are voices like yours, mine and others out there. there are not enough of us. we need to be a spoke in the wheel because this radicalism is real. >> laura: you got it. we are going to pick up where you left off on that issue of the need for americans to fight back and be unafraid. great show tonight. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. the unmasking of the cdc's incompetence continued and joe biden provided comedic relief. a high school track star collapsed while running an outdoor race,

scott morrison. >> [silence]. >> mr. prime minister, i am not sure we are hearing you here. >> [echoing audio]. >> [inaudible]. >> laura: they are less convincing when they echo. at the same time, you can ignore all of their verbiage about saving the planet and global obligations and realize just one thing. if you don't think of anything when you watch this nonsense, think about one thing: biden's plan to cut carbon emissions by 52%. it's just a plan to cut your standard of living. this is a massive climate con and we have to expose it step-by-step. climate con number 1, the recycled obama era programs of green jobs. >> i see an opportunity to create millions of good playing jobs with line workers laying lines for a clean grid. i see auto workers building the next generation of electric vehicles. >> laura: this is sick. thousands of american workers are going to be leaving their once good paying jobs in the oil and gas industry to go traveling across the country, capping off the wells that put their kids through college? that will be great! biden's climate agenda will create million of jobs all right, in china. even the

scotts turf builder triple action. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard. >> laura: moments before the chauvin trial verdict came down yesterday, police in columbus save the life of a black girl who was about to be stabbed. don't take my word for it or law enforcement. body cam footage shows us exactly what happened. instead of giving you the truth, the media, they are echoing the vicious lies of radical leftists and demagogues. they are using this incident again to further smear police officers is unrepentant, vile races. among them is former obama flunky valerie jarrett who framed the goal of this incident sang a black teenage girl named ma'khia bryant was killed because a police officer decided to shoot her multiple times in order to break up and they fight. demand accountability, fight for justice. it's not a knife fight when only one person is armed and doing the attacking. that's called a stabbing. watching the body cam footage release yesterday, it looks like ma'khia bryant was about to stab another girl who happened to be black. so does jarrett and all the o

laura podesta in new york. thank you so much. >>> minnesota's attorney general, keith ellison, is speaking about chauvin's guilty verdict. he sat down with scott pelley for "60 minutes." >> wevervince were i remember what happened in the rodney king case and remember how devastated i felt when i heard that the jury acquitted those officers, particularly when the victim is a person of color. it's just rare that there's any accountability. every moment of this case -- >> you can watch the full interview with keith ellison this sunday on "60 minutes." >>> and just minutes before the chauvin verdict was read, police in columbus, ohio, shot and killed a 16-year-old black girl armed with a knife, fueling a new round of protests. students at the ohio state university held a sit-in on campus yesterday. they want the school to cut ties with the columbus police department. a large crowd marched to the ohio state house last night demanding justice for the teenager's family. nancy chen is tracking the latest. >> reporter: columbus, ohio, officials have released new body camera video showing the moments leading up to ma'khia bryant's death. >> what's going