lauren: thank you very much, indeed.srael's longest-serving leader is battling for political survival after a diverse mix of parties announced they would form a government. it could be the end of an era for benjamin netanyahu. he's been prime minister for 12 harry fawcett has more from west roussel him on how netanyahu could block -- west jerusalem on how netanyahu could block the support. harry: the question is how much netanyahu can peel away these right-wingers who for now remain part of the coalition in utero as they are trying to put it together, and the question is when this vote will take place. the head of the opposition yair lapid who has agreed to step aside and let naftali bennett go first as prime minister, he wants to unseat the netanyahu friendly speaker of the house and have a vote to replace that speaker with an opposition speaker who would facilitate this vote more quickly and restrict the amount of time that netanyahu has to try to get in the way of the coalition being formed. there are questions as to

lauren: thank you very much indeed.e on this, mike hanna joins us from washington. what is the likely relationship going to be between this new government and the u.s.? mike: joe biden knows all the players in israeli politics. when he was vice president to barack obama, he was the point person for dealing with israel because of obama's deep dislike of then prime minister benjamin netanyahu. biden has had a tempestuous relationship with netanyahu, but he knows all of these players. one thing must be made very clear. there is no doubt, although there is no comment from either the white house or state department -- they say they are not going to comment on ongoing political processes, but there's been a sigh of relief in the biden administration with regards to the formation of a new government and with regard to the fact that benjamin netanyahu has exited or is in the process of exiting. the priority of the biden administration is to resuscitate the failed iran deal. benjamin netanyahu was an obstacle to this aim. ewcert

lauren is with us this morning. good morning, lauren. lauren: happy monday.ruise lines. lauren: they are selling 500 million collars in stocks. look at carnival and other stocks, there are worries that some countries will bring back the tough quarantine rules. the good news for carnival even though they're down 6% they restart cruises in the u.s. in a few days. stuart: worth pointing out israel and britain reinstituted some restrictions. the delta variant, that follows into the travel companies. carnival is down. they are issuing new stock. lauren: let me get to this real quick. stuart: doordash and beyond meat. lauren: for 4th of july do you want to grill a fake burger. stuart: it is a good idea. lauren: a way to get fake meat more popular. virgin galactic i was set to tell you it was up 7% after nearly 40% gain own friday after they got go ahead from ffa to take passengers in space. but that stock turned around. look that stock turned lower. they hope washington passes the bill. it turned low. stuart: quite a turnaround. lauren: changed my whole script. stu

lauren: no.re teaming up with drone-up, another company and building the infrastructure at at least one of their stores so they can offer it soon and then make it more widespread. stuart: i find that fascinating. thanks very much, lauren. i want to alert this , just coming at us. the supreme court has upheld the affordable care act, obamacare, for a third time, rejecting a challenge by republican-led states andd okay, got that. one cbs anchor says a brazen walgreens shoplifter in san francisco probably had a good reason for breaking the law. really? watch this. >> that is an act of desperation. you're not getting rich off what you take from a walgreens you're getting probably something you need. stuart: he was referring there to the walgreens shopper who loaded up a sack of stuff and just cycled out without paying. nothing happened. larry elder has got something to say about that he's from california. did you see this , snubbing his sponsor, coca cola that one move cost billions, and there's anot

lauren: nanny abuse. i wasn't home. i got pictures. stuart: thank you, lauren. lauren: i know.los angeles. is it right, some towns are actually running without water? reporter: well that's right, stuart. it's a perfect storm facing these western states. you have the excessive heat. you have drought. you have the rolling blackouts. you have water shortages and of course wildfire. for instance, i'm in the santa monica mountains. it is bone dry here. you can see what it is like, right? so fire came through about two years ago and wiped out 1000 homes. so the fire department came through about three weeks ago and cut all of this grass so it doesn't happen again. right now in the u.s. and western, 11 western states you have 47 fires, the highest number year-to-date in a decade. those high temperatures mean fires burn faster, more intense. unless firefighters jump on it earlier they get out of control quickly. another issue, this is the worst drought on record. the first time more than 90% of the west in is a drought. rest reservoirs in the western states, 50% below capacity. lake me

lauren is with me. more profitable? lauren: less traffic on the system. it makes it a little bit easier for other countries, other producers to mine the bitcoin. more profitable because of fewer players. the reason the bitcoin players are higher today the widespread adoption we've seen for crypto institutionally. you have andreessen horowitz launching that cryptocurrency fund. it speaks to the transformative nature of crypto in everyday society. stuart: everybody who owns bitcoin should be happy it moves back above 30,000. if it stayed below 30,000, you hear this commentary all the time, it would slide maybe to 24 or below. it did, back above 30 for now. lauren: it is still risky. it fluctuates. a lot of people don't want to touch it. this is where the young money is moving. slowly the institutional money is following. stuart: what do i know about the young money. i know you were thinking that. thank you very much, lauren. >>> now this congress getting ready to crack down on google and facebook but micr

lauren: correct.ntining and evacuation should they test positive while on board one of royal caribbean ships that sails from florida, in august. why florida? , florida sued the cdc saying they cannot mandate passengers, vaccinated f you're unvaccinated going into a cruise ship population, you need to be vaccinated. stuart: got it. white house is blaming republicans for defunding the police. >> the president did mention the american rescue plan could help insure local cops were kept on the beat in communities across the country. as you know didn't receive a single republican vote. stuart: that is the talking point. the gop is responsible for defunding the police, talking point. have kaleigh mcenany to respond to that shortly. >>> that record-setting heat wave forcing closures across the west. it is heading england and well tell hot it will near you. ♪ front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and get millions of flexible booking options. expedia. it

are we there yet, lauren? lauren: we are so close to that perfect parking spot, it is unbelievable.arting to see restrictions lifted because we are getting out of the car. we are enjoying the benefit of having many people across the country vaccinated. we are seeing cases drop. we are seeing a 30% reduction in cases last week alone. -- 13% reduction in cases last week alone. these vaccines work and we continue to add to our school to. the most recent one showing very promising data. as we move into summer, we will see many restrictions lifted across the country. we are also -- already seeing masking restrictions and physical distance restrictions being lifted right now. matt: the you take, it looks like from the johns hopkins website, is as far along as the u.s. is and they have had a disastrous about-face in terms of lifting their lockdown restrictions. good bet just of -- could that just as easily have happened to us? matt: many up -- lauren: many of the cases are with the delta variant and we are seeing an increase in the delta variant here as well. what we are hoping, the vaccin

lauren: yeah.o the program we really love to see. prime of great britain, boris johnson he is expected to extend covid restrictions in britain that is. is this because of the delta variant? lauren: it is. great britain has seen a increase of in one week 240% of 240,000 cases of the delta variant. the british media is the reporting that the prime minister will delay relaxing all restrictions about a month. they were calling it for freedom day. they were scheduled for june 21st. that is likely pushed to july july 19th. if you look what is going on in the uk, 85% of citizens are partially vaccinated. moderna shots and pfizer are only 35% effective if you have got one job. they estimate to get nine million more people vaccinated. then you get everyone fully vaccinated and more protected against the delta variant. stuart: glad you sorted that one out, i always thought the vaccines were effective against all the variants but evidently they're not wholly effective against all the variants. lauren: you nee

lauren: yeah. the case. lauren: maybe wall street thinks nothing happens at all. stuart: nothing happens for a long, long time to come. i think that is what investors are saying. let's get to the cryptos. i think you have something on that specifically, mark cuban, he says bitcoin is better than gold. lauren: his point is bitcoin is easier to store, easier to transfer and the technology behind it it is only going to get better. he is a bitcoin proponent. bitcoin and other cryptos are going back up after the crash yesterday around this time. the mines are higher, exchanges are higher. is mark cuban right here? is bitcoin better than gold? jpmorgan asked investment firms, 1500 of them at a recent conference, do you trade crypto? the answer 10% said they did. 40% said we play with crypto personally, just not for our companies. thin they asked, do you agree with warren buffett when warren buffett said bitcoin is rat poison? he called it rat poison. almost half of that conference agreed with warren buff

what is the number, lauren? lauren: fell to 81.prices, supply change shortages what we continue to see. they're restraining budgets of many perspective buyers, pushing them away entirely. they're hurting the builders. they're trying to get access to construction loans and properly value them as well. stuart: nice to see you back for a second day, lauren. lauren: i came back. stuart: stay with us please. ceo of the national association of homebuilders jerry howard joins us now. jerry, you should be really happy. you can sell anything you can build. so why is builder confidence at the lowest level since august of 2020? >> you touched on it. the supply chain issues are getting builders concerned about the short and intermediate range future for the industry. lumber prices, you and i talked about them past several months have led the way. they're coming down some, i don't know why they are exactly but thank goodness, other commodities, other components going into house a very high. prices are high but supplier rat tick. builders are ha

lauren? lauren: in favor of the act lietz.cision. just coming in to us now. stuart: at this point we don't know if that opens the door to widespread payments to athletes, we don't know that. lauren: we don't know that yet. i will keep looking into it more. stuart: supreme court in favor of athletes getting money. that is important. thanks very much, lauren. >>> the administration says it is rally iing the global community to hold china accountable for the pandemic. a handful of house republicans are pushing president biden to do a lot more than that. mark meredith is at the white house. mark, the biden administration is still feeling the pressure here? reporter: stuart, seems to be the case. the white house says it has plenty of ways it can hold china accountable. we're seeing the biden administration to call on the u.s. and its allies to compel china to be more cooperative in the global health investigation into how the pandemic first started. we heard from the president's national security advisor jake sullivan on sunday. >>

lauren, what is his plan for getting the money? lauren: going to crowd fund it.ive money, so texas can set up a border, 1250 miles along the texas border. it will be expensive. under the trump administration the estimated cost per mile was $20 million. as you heard from ronna, that is nothing compared to the scope of this problem. i have a couple statistics. 5800 migrants crossing this border every day. 135,000 encounters, encounters. that is close to all of 2019 at the southwest border. that is just land encounters. that is not, capturing everybody obviously. stuart: yeah. that is actually, you add it up, that is two million a year. that is extraordinary rate. lauren, thank you. >>> i'm going to show you the price of oil. i'm showing you this there was a much larger than expected draw, drawdown, use of oil in the latest week. the drawdown was 7.3 million barrels. that means, demand for oil, gas, is very strong. >>> then there is this, wait for it, charles barkley takes on cancel culture. roll tape. >> you can't even have fun nowadays without these jack [bleep] t

lauren: it's been great to be with you guys.ren sauer, university, emergency professor, emergency medicine. we are all looking at the data, the same data, and trying to work out if we see that decoupling through the summer. tom: i looked carefully today, i don't see it. the resilience index from bloomberg is the same way. it is global. i think where we are midyear is a disparity between the countri es struggling and the ones really doing well. will that be the study six months from now or will it be about the delta variant? jonathan: for that matter, i think israel and the u.k. top of mind, two countries that have done extraordinarily well together vaccine distributed and try to work out how much the delta variant affects them. lisa: how much will people follow along with any further restrictions? jonathan: coming up, bank of america's head of research investment institute. just pulling back from all-time highs on the s&p 500. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> clearly with them -- there's clearly a sense of optimism

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thank you, lauren.d of course you can stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on the building collapsed there in florida. you can also add to ktvu dot com. that's where you can see that surveillance video that does show the moment that portion of the condo building collapsed coming up on ktvu news at 6 30 nationwide problem that experts say was exacerbated. by the pandemic will tell you about the doctor shortage and the impact here in the bay area. also one member of the warriors, is headed to the tokyo olympics as a member of team usa sports director mark cuban eases u nope - c'mon him? - i like him! nooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. when you really need to sleep you reach for the really good stuff. new zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. it's non habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. new zzzquil ultra. when you really really n

lauren blanchard there in florida tonight. thank you in southern california, officials say a man opened the door of a plane at l. a x. jumped onto the tarmac. he jumped. while that plane was taxing. the man was taken to the hospital. our sister station in l. a reports that the man tried to breach the cockpit before jumping out and that this incident is in fact being investigated as an attempted hijacking. the united express flight was headed for salt lake city. it was delayed for about two hours. new details now on monday's deadly shooting in colorado that left a police officer, a good samaritan and a shooting suspect dead authorities now say the man who helped take down the gunman was shot and killed by responding police officer today that good samaritan was called a hero. police say he shot the gunman who ambushed the police officer but was holding the suspect's rifle when another officer arrived on the scene and opened fire, killing him. the police chief describe the circumstances as tragic. former minneapolis police office

lauren blanchard, thank you. the condominium structure was built in 1981 and was in the process of undergoing miami dade county's mandatory 40 year inspection. but some engineers say buildings can develop problems much sooner. 40 years. would be long could be too long to catch any deficiencies. u c. berkeley structural engineering professor khalid mosul. um says modern technology could help identify problems early, he says. some structures have sensors that can detect movement and potential stress on the building's integrity. in an earthquake country like in california. uh there are sensors that we put in buildings and on bridges, which they can monitor vibration of buildings or bridges. um for that kind of has a but with asian infrastructure. that would be it would be wise to do something like that. fire alarms and other safety measures, structural sensors are not widespread and the construction industry right now, and you can find much more on the florida collapse and the search for survivors on our website ktv

lauren: i think it is both.at is not a satisfying answer but individuals who are not getting vaccinated are choosing to take that risk, or there is some barrier we need to support them in fixing and resolving. if that path continues without any intervention from public health or our health care experts without any ongoing efforts to understand why they are taking that risk or understand why they are not able to are not able to or willing to access vaccine, then the risk grows and the spread continues, and we don't stop that chain of transmission. even though it feels like an individual risk only issue right now in the united states, it is a risk to all of us, if we let vaccination rates continue to stay low in certain areas. lisa: i want to finish where we started, morgan stanley telling employees to just get vaccinated and come back to the office, otherwise we will have a serious talk. there is a question going forward about exactly what you were saying. fda approval happens, all of a sudden morgan stanley is b

i cannot stand for that to happen. >> lauren is so far undecided what she wants to study in college.er art and writing. and brooke said she wants to study journalism. i have to say, i don't think i've ever met two people i'm more excited to see them spread their wings, to leave and to go to college for the next chapter, whatever it is. quite honestly. >>> joining me right now is congressman ted deutsche. he represents parkland, florida. he worked with the students and families for years trying to get something done on gun safety. congressman, just what do you think of hearing from the students after everything they've been through? >> it is -- listen, for those of us who live in this community who have seen this graduating class work their way through high school as i think brooke said, with one or lauren one normal semester and then the tragedy where nine of the classmates were killed and then dealing with that and the pandemic, i am only hopeful that as these kids graduate, as they continue to build upon what they've already been able to do to change the debate, change change world

lauren simonetti on that and lauren? i was out when you returned. it's great to see you back.m here is they just can't build homes fast enough. we're at a construction site of a new home in bergen county, new jersey and for large homes like this one you were just giving overall prices but for big homes greater than 3,000 square feet they've increased 20% in price from last year according to zillow. it's not just the home that's gone up but everything inside the home, everything outside the home, that's gone up too. take a look at these pavers as we walk to the backyard here. concrete pavers they are up 20%. if you want to get them in time it's going to take you what 10 weeks if you're lucky. there's also plastics, plastics that are used in decking and tre x and the like they've quadrupled in price, what do you do with that? how do you manage it? we're here with a contractor, why are your costs going up so much? >> lauren, the reason the costs are going up so much the price of freight, trucking, and just getting the material on site is up 25, 30, 40% from last year. lauren: and

well lauren, they thought they had gone away with just a suspension. no, thank since from both the west african body echo us and the african union. but what we're seeing right now is real sanctions that are going to affect them all the and military. what it means in practice is the french forces will no longer help simonian forces that are on the front line. fighting on groups such as al qaeda for the germans thought to the slum. when was the mean or these plumbing state in the greater so hard to groups that are spreading attacks intensifying their tax in the north and in the center of the country. what this means is that when they will be engaging with those troops, if there are wounded while the french forces will no longer repass rates, there was wounded to the nearest hospital. it also means that the french forces will not share intelligence with the multi enforces. that's going to badly affect the ability for the value and security forces and the armed forces to tackle these arm groups. also, the end of the french military, instructors that are em

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lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.e president's first foreign trip got off to a little bit of a rough start yesterday, air force 2 was forced to return to joint base andrews shortly after takeoff because of landing gear problems. >> are you okay? >> are you okay? >> i'm good, i'm good. >> reporter: the vice president boarded another plane and made it safely there last night. today, bilateral meetings with the guatemalan president, then community leaders and women business owners. tonight she will head to mexico city. the vice president's office says the trip is part of a joint effort with president biden's first foreign trip this week to restore american leadership around the world. back in march, vice president harris was tapped by the president to lead the nation's situation at the border. now 75 days later, she's yet to visit u.s. border cities or migrant facilities, despite multiple invitations to do so from both sides of the aisle. her meetings in guatemala and mexico will focus on the root causes of migration fro

lauren, stay low cloud for as we have continuing coverage on the approaching heat wave. you can scan the qr code on your screen with the camera on your phone. >> it will then take you to our weather page with the latest forecast. the current conditions and a list of cooling centers as many areas are set to hit those triple digits in the coming days as lawrence just said, it's all at kron. 4 dot com. still much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock, including the girl scouts say they have some 15 million boxes. >> of unsold cookies our way. we'll let you know what's causing in excess of the sweet treats. [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ >> the coronavirus taking a toll on girl scout cookie sales. so girl scouts of america say they have 15 million boxes of unsold treats on their hands this year. and it's not because of a lack of demand for this week's the pandemic kept many of the troops from sel

and of course, a whale of a tail not fit for me. lauren taylor for this news up. i'll be back in a minute with more news. thanks so much for watching. bye for now. ah, me. news. news. news, news. news. energy to every part of our universe or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. the latest news, as it breaks from a bio in many parts of the country, it's becoming increasingly real with detail coverage conditions are really clean at all. here the local administrators said that they've already detected several cases of cholera from around the world. a couple of 100 migrant children have been found places on the mainland to alleviate the pressure in the air to when the shots came from the holiday and we heard cracks, we heard some noise which was known as my finale is one in the most dangerous intersections and i thought able he didn't come in through the front entrance. that was what happens to people who were shot. they came into the wrong entrance, the nightly pyrotechnics

the chinese government has yet to announce any major incentives to bolster birthrates. lauren johnson as a research associate with the associate with the so as china institute in london, she's currently in berlin and that's where she joins us from lauren, going to have you on the show again. what is the risk for china with its current demographic course? i guess the risk is that the total fertility rate stays very, very low into pet surety, which basically means at some point in future chinese people would become extinct. however, in terms of the contemporary economy, because china is load, her facility rate is partly a result of government policy. the one child policy was mentioned earlier. in fact, china has been planning for this period for decades and decades. so there are, there are certainly risks of not being able to manage the upside down population pyramid. but it's not necessarily a disaster. like there are also challenges to having a population that grows infinitely right now if we are looking at trying to boost the birth rate, this policy says, or you may have 3 children,

lauren blanchard live force in surfside, florida. lauren. thank you. £15,000 of illegal fireworks and a million dollars in cash seized coming up at 4 30 will tell you about the big big bust on the peninsula ahead of the upcoming fourth of july holiday. at a very whether we are heading into the last weekend of june with warming temperatures, especially inland, we'll have your updated forecast coming up. it's the giants against the a's with no limited capacity at oracle park. i've got a live report coming up from san fran chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. confidently taking on new places with equinox. and taking on more with silverado. whatever you do, there's a perfect chevy to take you anywhere. find your perfect chevy and get 0% financing for 72 months on select popular chevy suvs. or, get 10% of msrp cash back on most 2021 equinox models. since the start of the pandemic. the annual bay bridge series kicks off tonight and it will be the first time that the b

great stuff, lauren. wait a minute, you're not done. but i will explain. so if you look at streaming out of all tv viewership, it's 26% of total viewings. broadcast tv comes in at 25%. and cable tops the list at 39%. okay. a quarter of our time watching tv is streaming, so that seems very low. but the way nielsen breaks it down is, okay, you're streaming that netflix show on the television. it doesn't count streaming it on your phone or ipad or something like that. so i think the number is much bigger, but this is how they're determining it, and it was from may of 2021. stuart: i agree. i've become a streamer just like about everyone else in my family. this is for you, lauren. the book of mormon, the broadway hit, they're going to return in november. but they're talking about some changes? >> they have to. what was funny for this play that won nine tony awards, it might not be funny now. is so when they come back to broadway november 5th, they've acknowledged, look, our humor hasn't aged well, and they're going to edit some of it out. s

and the same is shared by lauren, lauren would like to come and jump in. to bring a new focus on this. lauren. >> is important that we will only change its vision on our own story by telling it our way and this created industry , is critical because it's the way to communicate our values and our tradition where it is nurtured the most on this i would really like to invite the us diaspora and has a role to play because. [inaudible] they should have the right to continue through culture which is about art and i really like to ask you for your commitment to also make sure that that message resonates. [inaudible] >> as a member of the diaspora community being in a policymaking position, i was sort of speaking to a very receptive audience about the importance of engagingthe africans i have . something looking for more effective ways to do. both on policymaking to ensure that africa has input into our policymaking but also to your voice, supporting the diaspora into whether storytellers, industries and business people, there's a hugely important role of the afri

lauren simonetti has the latest. lauren. lauren: good to see you, charles.blic is reacting to a surge in violence spreading across the country. on may 29th "the new york times" posted this headline in an article about the explosion of gun ownership in america. an arms race in america. gun buying spiked during the pandemic. it is still up. preliminary research data show about 1/5 of all americans who bought guns last year were first-time gun owners. sales usually spike around elections but the sheer volume is notable. yesterday after the closing bell ammo, inc. posted its quarterly earnings and the numbers were mind-blowing. year-over-year growth, 409%. fiscal year growth, 300%. quarter to quarter, up 46%. the company also broke ground on a new modern ammunition plant. so the move has the shares of ammo, inc. up 10% and all publicly-traded firearms companies which includes smith & wesson, which also posted a huge earnings beat are soaring today. firearm background checks, set a record of 39.7 million last year. so far each month this year has come in higher t

jeff, lauren, great to see you this morning. thanks. >>> developing overnight in israel, naftali bennett is calling for a calm and orderly transition of power in a face of increasingly hostile and inciting critical rhetoric. netanyahu is spouting claims of election fraud, echoing president trump, and they're warning that things have turned violent and could become lethal. cnn has reporters in israel and around the world covering this. let's begin with hadas gold. it's so interesting following violence against u.s. lawmakers to hear benjamin netanyahu that say things that sound so incredibly similar, hadas. >> reporter: yeah, john. there are members of this parliament, especially of this new coalition who have received such level of threats there's a fear here this parliament could experience mob-level violence similar to what the u.s. capitol experienced on january 6th. the head of the israeli internal security service said in this period we have identified an intensifying and severe increase in violence. it is our duty to come

>> lauren, what does that really mean then? if it doesn't move forward then, is it just messaging, or are you saying they come back anyway month, two months and potentially move it actually forward? >> i think this has to play out. poppy, what you have seen over the last several weeks as we've been talking about republicans over here at capitol hill is nothing that democrats are talking about in the voting rights phase is going to be something that republicans are going to be willing to support. you have to pair this bill way back in order to get those kind of republican votes. so this looks like it would be more of a messaging bill at this point than legislation that actually has a chance of passing. >> there's a lot of messaging legislation going on, on the hill of late, to be noted. >> lauren, thanks. let's bring in ron brownstein, senior editor for the atlantic and political enterprise reporter for "the washington post." even if you get all the democrats on board here and a compromise over the manchin compromise, that doesn

we go live now to political commentator, lauren chen. lauren, thanks a lot for joining us. so much for having me. my 1st question is, do you think journalists really need protection from n t f or, or do you think the republicans are just blowing it out of proportion for political reasons? well, i think and its photos speak for themselves and as terrible as the most recent beating he received was to forget that he had a long history of having to deal with not only violence from anti, but also death threats, docks of his family and harassment which goes on, and although i absolutely agree that sure, unless you need detection for me and even go further to say that everybody needs protection for mentions that you have a sentence turned portland and places like cattle into war zones at their whims. and it seems like local police and law enforcement are not doing enough about it as terrible as it is seeing those photos of andy. i also feel sorry for all the businesses who have had their, their business is destroyed or even looted because of these violence dogs. what would you say

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lauren blanchard in washington, thanks, lauren. jillian: now to a fox news alert.uspects have been arrested in the california road rage shooting death of a 6-year-old. highway patrol announcing 24-year-old marcus aires and win lee were arrested at their home in orange county. authorities expect to charge both with murder. the 6-year-old was shot and killed on may 21 while heading to kindergarten with his mom. griff: three people including a corrections officer are dead and five others hurt in a florida shooting in a graduation party. police say two cars pulled up outside the hookah bar where the party was being held and opened fire. officers are running out of patience as violence spikes. >> this shows you the magnitude of the gun violence issue doesn't just affect community members, it affects the law enforcement community. this is extremely frustrating. every weekend it's the same thing. griff: the shooting comes a week after gunmen killed three people and injured 20. a reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in that case. jillian: chicago po

let's go to our lauren fox and jeff zeleny.ssed the second part, the big $6 trillion part of this deal, jeff. >> good morning, poppy. there is still pretty high level of optimism here at the white house that this deal, the framework of this deal is still holding. and the deal is an agreement between a group of republican senators and a group of democratic senators. we saw the scene out here outside of the west wing yesterday which we've not seen in many, many years. in fact, i had to really think back to a couple of administrations ago when we saw a bipartisan group of senators whether the president standing there saying they've reached a deal. but you're right, the president did go on to say this deal will only hold if democrats were to do the rest of his plans on the american jobs and family plan, that soft infrastructure if you will. so the biggest takeaway is none of this will happen until likely the end of summer or beginning of fall. so this gives a lot of time for this to be picked apart and analyzed and are republicans

let's go to senator lauren fox on capitol hill. i don't know if it's fair to say it's just joe manchin. it may be other democrats, too, that won't fall in line unless joe manchin does. but where are we on these big three big ticket items that the president comes home to? >> well, i think you make a very strong point here which is that it is not just joe manchin standing in the way of some of these key agenda items. however, joe manchin is very central to one big fight that the president wants to push through. and that is this issue of voting rights. if you remember, democrats on capitol hill are looking to try to vote next week on a bill known as "we the people" act. it is a sprawling piece of legislation that deals with the issue of voting as well as ethics and finance reforms and one of the things that joe manchin announced yesterday is he is circulating a list of changes he wants to make to this bill. and one of them, i thought was really striking. he essentially argues that he wants to make sure that voter i.d. is required with

harris, to lauren's point a governor was called to arms. other governors are selling law enforcement. they're worn so thin and calling out to other states to help where the federal government won't to manage their own crisis. crisis. >> harris: she's the vice president of the united states and has the power to do something. is she looking at everything else other than what she's given to do. politics down the road. you can't get quoted on what you don't say. you can't get graded on what you don't do. we can talk about her not going to the border. if it's a failure like some of what we have seen her do, when she talks on things. then there is a clean up on isle seven or whatever that's gradable. it may look like she has no power. she chooses not to do it. when everyone from the white house shows up you bring eyes, resources, focus as we say on the faulkner focus. it's important for her to go to the border, not just to get her own education. she from s. from a border state, california, she has the advantage of a wall. maybe that changes her v

shannon. >> shannon: lauren green in new york, thank you so much, lauren.mer south carolina state trooper speaking out tonight about this month's double murder of a mother and son from a prominent myrtle family and the possible connection to a now-reopened fatal 2015 cold case investigated but never believed was actually the result of an alleged hit-and-run. >> nothing about this case from the very beginning pointed towards it being hit-and-run. there was no evidence that, you know, pointed towards a vehicle even being involved in it. it looks like it was more staged, look possibly the body had been placed in the roadway. >> shannon: so the coroner's report of the time concluded that 19-year-old stephen smith was most likely killed by being hit in the head by the mirror of a passing semitruck. police said he was walking on a two-lane road after running out of gas. you can hear the trooper is not buying that an apparent live there's been something discovered in this double murder that may be connected to that case. as we showed you, we are continuing to moni

lauren fox joins us from capitol hill this morning. lauren, what does happen? where does this go? >> john, look, this party line vote demonstrated how much division there is on the issue of voting rights here in the u.s. senate. i will lay out for you that one of the issues that democrats are dealing with here is they just don't have 60 votes to get through the u.s. senate at this point. and, while there are many progressives who are going to amp up their calls to get rid of the filibuster at this point, they don't have the votes to do that either. here is what joe manchin said yesterday when i asked him specifically if this vote demonstrated they need to change the filibuster. you will also see one of his progressive colleagues argue right after why the filibuster needs to be changed. your democratic colleagues are saying this moment illustrates exactly why the filibuster needs to be changed. >> some of the things we've done over the years, let's look at how many times they bring things back and rework them and rework them until we finally got a bipartisan buy-in. i think this is

so this announcement a big blow to to, to the military jones out here in bali. lauren nicholas hack. thank you very much. need an update on the breaking news from money. thank you. israel's longest serving leader is battling for his political survival. after a diverse mix of parties announced they would form a government. but benjamin netanyahu is not ending his 12 year run in charge without a fight. he's accused his rival, natalie bennett, of sending out to a palestinian israeli party, which is back the proposed government for the 1st time in history. but it is a far right ultra nationalist who would take over as prime minister for 2 years. if the coalition passes a vote in excess, it re faucet, beg your pardon, away from the political upheaval at home israel, the defense ministers in the us where he is seeking more military aid. and again, has been holding talks with sexual state entity blinkin. and his meeting america's defense chief lloyd austin, got us once a $1000000000.00 to restock israel's defense sauce. know after lunch, last month's conflict with palestinian groups. those

lauren, great to have you with us what are the key things to watch out for this year?u for having me this morning. it hasn't been a year since amazon's last prime day event. prime day 2020 was actually pushed into october because of the pandemic now prime day 2021 is happening the earliest we have seen it as long amazon has been holding this mega sale amazon moved prime day up slightly to where it is falling in the second quarter and you look at where amazon was during this period a year ago in the thick of the covid pandemic. it saw a boost to revenue because many people globally were stuck at home and shopping online and amazon was a huge beneficiary because of the trend. prime day could provide $1 billion lift as it is lapping the tough comparisons from a year ago while amazon doesn't actually break out sales of prime day, emarketer is forecasting that worldwide sales on prime day are up 19% year over year. that is amounting to $17.8 billion. that is what we are looking at here certainly, it is a holiday, shopping holiday, that amazon created in and of itself we sta

also lauren groh-wargo is with us, the ceo of fair fight action. in georgia. congressman jones, the situation seems to be that there's a struggle now just to be able to keep up in congress with what republican legislatures are doing in states around the country, especially the elements of their bills in texas and georgia and now arizona that affects the way votes are counted and protected after the polls close? >> well, that's right. of course, we do have a bill, the for the people act, that would undo a lot of the voter suppression we are seeing in the places that you mentioned. of course, the for the people act has not yet had a floor vote in the united states senate, and so to the extent that people are perceiving deficiencies with respect to that legislation, i would encourage them to be patient for a couple of weeks to see if there are amendments made to senate bill one. here is the thing. there's no substitute for the for the people act. we must pass this legislation. it would do, as i mentioned, a lot to undo the voter suppression by creatin

>> lauren fox, thank you for that., republicans killed an independent, bipartisan commission to look into the capitol attack, but there are other ways that an investigation could take place. john avlon has a "reality check." >> democracy versus autocracy is the underlying subject of the biden/putin summit in geneva right now. unfortunately it's also the underlying subject of debate on capitol hill. new information keeps coming in about the january 6th attack. that's despite senate republicans refusal to skvote f a bipartisan commission. mitch mcconnell said it would not uncover crucial new facts or promote healing. well, in the last 48 hours alone we've seen emails showing that then-president trump repeatedly pressured the justice department to challenge the election results while chief of staff mark meadows urged them to investigate a bonkers conspiracy theory about italian satellites changing votes, which the acting deputy ag called pure insanity. we found out that right wing social media site parler flagged dozens o