maria moore, italy have just about made it through to the quarter finals that you are 2020. they want to on off extra time. i guess austria london wembley stadium, ayesha came close to causing a huge upset to mark or i'm not over, though had thought he'd scored in the 2nd hall, but this goal was ruled out for offside. the game turned in the 1st fear, the extra time for did he could she's yeah. putting italy ahead. what you christine? yeah. then school. the crucial 2nd goal that finished to one to italy. denmark are also through to the last a to goals from casper all the help them secure convincing fournier victory against wales and i'm to them and we should send reports again in the netherlands. must have felt like a home match for denmark, their fans massively numbering their wealth counterparts in amsterdam. it was wales . he started this game with the great intent to speak to the general sales going close to an early open up put their 1st shot at the match, denmark squeeze into the last 16 thanks for one went over russia and the final group gained on guard, leaving it put

maria: go ahead, steve moore. steve: something to what jon was saying.ance, we just did a new study with kc, the top labor economist in the country. people in in blue states can get the annual equivalence of $100,000 of benefits, food stamps, obamacare free subsidies, $300 per child on top of the $2,000 this year. we are giving people free money and it's a disincentive to work. the other point to realize, you were mentioning the red state, blue-state issue. the 25 states, it's now 25 states that have suspended the unemployment insurance benefits are the states with the lowest unemployment rates. the states with the highest unemployment rates, new york, california, illinois, connecticut, hawaii, those are states that are not suspending their unemployment benefits so you will have a bigger divide when what is happening in the red states and blue states and so it's just frustrating to me that those states that most need to get the workers back in the workforce are not doing anything to help those small businesses. maria: i think it's interesting that constr

maria: now some of the top stories we're watching this morning. president biden is set to meet with senator shelley moorey in a last ditch effort to strike a deal with republicans on his massive spending bill. the two sides remain fiercely divided on the next economic package. republicans, $928 billion plan, focuses almost exclusively on traditional so-called hard infrastructure. the president's $1.7 trillion plan expands infrastructure to include things like climate change, union worker protections and early childhood education. the white house set a monday deadline to reach a deal. as we've been reporting, democrats do not have enough votes toes pass a package through reconciliation which would require just 50 democrat votes with the vice president to make it 51 majority. president bidens is trying to bully any democrat senator who may not agree with his massive spending and tax increases. listen to this. >> young black entrepreneurs are just as capable of succeeding begin the chance as white entrepreneurs are but they don't have lawyers, they don't have accountants, not have great ideas -- but they ha

maria: thank you to steve moore and mark tepper, great to be with you both. have a good day and thank you for watching. "varney and company" begins right now. stuart: good morning. the market keeps going higher. for over 10 years stocks and gone up. every time there was a dip, even a massive selloff last year stocks bounced back. i think this program invented the attrition by the dip. that is what all the analysts on this program have been saying and they were right. you bought the dip you probably have done very well and here we go again. the dow will open with a gain of 140 points, pretty much a full recovery from last week's dip. the s&p up 18 and a nice gain for the nasdaq, up about 80 points at this point. did you buy the big tech dip? if you did you have been reawarded by assault rebound which puts microsoft, facebook and google at all-time highs. this is happening as congress debates raining them in or breaking them up. the cryptos fairly quiet. bit coin moved up to the 34,000 level when a new fund would put $2.2 billion in 2 crypto investments. the so

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moore capito on infrastructure. what can we really expect, and what is the number they are going to be talking about? maria--emily: that is a great question. does president biden continue to negotiate with senate republicans, or say we have done this long enough, we need to get moving on things, and we are going to have to go it alone with democrats only? at this point, both senator capito and president biden have said they are very interested in continuing talks, so they think progress can be made. sides are still more than 700 billion dollars apart. they don't have an agreement on how they are going to pay for the transportation package, and president biden and democrats on their to be other things beside infrastructure. they want childcare, china -- childcare, climate change initiatives. the two sides have been able to come together, but they are still far apart, and the clock is ticking to make some sort of decision. we heard transportation secretary pete buttigieg say that by june 7, next monday, is when they are going to need some clear direction on how to go forward. alix: ben emmons of medley globa

maria: now some of the top stories we're watching this morning. president biden set to meet with senator shelley mooretio today as the two try to strike a deal on the massive spending and tax bill. they were supposed to meet yesterday and they never did and no explanation was given as to why the meeting did not happen. the white house says the deal is one of three paths to getting infrastructure done, along with working with senators that are holding their own meetings. the two sides are still far apart. the president rejected republicans' latest counter offer, close to a trillion dollars last week. no surprise here, a report from the u.s. government's lab finding, quote, it is plausible that the coronavirus leaked from the virology lab in wuhan, china, something we've been reporting here on this program for over a year. the wall street journal this morning reporting it was prepared in may of last year and was used by the trump administration's state department as it probed the virus' origins. world health organization advisory board member saying china is still attempting to cover up its part in unle

maria" is live right now. now some of the top stories that we are watching this morning. president biden and senator shelley moorediscuss a possible bipartisan deal on the president's massive spending plan. the two meeting yesterday at the white house for about an hour. there was an optimistic tone. it's unclear that any progress was made. the white house set a monday deadline to reach a deal with republicans and progressive democrats are calling for the administration to push the bill through budget reconciliation and forget negotiating with republicans after all. but as we have been reporting so far democrats do not have the votes to pass the package through reconciliation right now. half of u.s. states opting to end enhanced federal unemployment benefits early, republican governors in 25 states are cutting off the extra $300 a week to help get people back to work amid a national worker shortage. job postings are at a record high with employers in industries from manufacturing to hospitality desperately seeking more help. activist investor engine number one likely claiming a third seat on the board of directors

maria: thank you so much, cheryl. working toward a deal in washington, president biden set to meet with vest virginia senator shelley moorer taxes to pay for it. the white house setting this week as a deadline to reach a deal. this after the president rejected the republicans' nearly $1 trillion counter offer on friday. joining me now is illinois congressman, member of the house transportation and infrastructure committee, rodney davis. thanks very much for being here. where does a deal on infrastructure stand? >> well, it stands wherever the biden administration wants to be on any particular day. i'm glad that president biden is working with my good friend shelley moore captio but in the end, what the senate republicans have offered is historic funding, historic reinvestment and investment in roads and bridges, that's what we really need in this country. we hope the democrats are you allowed to have this negotiation move forward. maria: well, look, the president wants more than that. he doesn't want just infrastructure. you know that. infrastructure's only about, what, 15, 18% of this spending package. he wants money for