presidt biden, speaking to benjamin and yahoo!bout the situation tonight -- benjamin netanyahu about the situation tonight. demanding israel cease its attacks. reporter: the aftermath of israel's latest airstrikes on gaza. residents are left picking through the rubble that used to be their homes. they say the attacks were the most ferocious yet. >> i will certainly scared. especially the children. we feared they would be wounded and die or be buried under the rubble. reporter: israel says it is aiming to destroy terrorist infrastructure and is targetin militants. the army later released footage it says sws u trickto killing a senior palestinian militant commander. israel's jets also targeted an underground network of tunnels used by the militants in the early morning raid. a residential complex, hit by a hamas rocket. hamas has kept up the barrage in southern israel. not all missiles are intercepted by defenses. as the bombs keep falling, the international community's becoming increasingly alarmed. the u.s. says it is working to d

amna: let me ask you more broadly about presidt biden's approach. od chunk of time to sit down with him as the subject of your latest column, and you write, what happened to joe biden? many people thought he was a moderate incrementalist, but now he is promoting big packages that make many on the progressive left extremely happy. the answer seems to be, it's complicated. tell us about that conversation, how is a complicated? amna: i believe we have lost the connection with david brooks, but we will try to get him back. in the meantime, jonathan, you have read this column. long assessment of where president biden is an faces this criticism of no longer being a moderate incrementalist, what do you make of it? jonathan: david's column was terrific in being able to sit down with the president, particularly this president who wears everything on his sleeve. i have been on a phone call between the president and opinion writers, including david, so i can imagine how that conversation went. i think president biden is sort of the president who is meeting the

presidente nald tmp para explusar a la mayoría de migrantes porotivos de salud pública pero el presidte joe bidens quedarse en méxicocon mi hijo en una ciudad peligrosa o dejo que pase solo a estados unidos sin mí esta es la decisi >>> como bien mencionas la decisión es muy difícil cómo se llegan a estas decisiones >>> es desesperación solamente un papá como josé piensa que es la ica solución qutiene ellos fueron secuestrados es la única manera en que puede sobrevivir esto me contó al preguntarle >>> los pap que deciden no hacer esto... >>> es la única opción que tenemos mandar a nuestros hijos para que ellos aprovechen el futuro nos duele porque es perder a un hijo, duele, pero si no le puedo dar lo que puede hacer y le puedo echar la mano mejor que se vaya >>> qué difícil más en un lugar desconocido qué fue lo más impactante >>> uno ve estas historias siempre pero ver a alguien quebrarse con el corazón paido y entender las conversacies que tienen con sus hijos es lo más difícil que hará josé en su vida ver esto me impactó mucho >>> ellos guen con la esperanza de rnirse nuevamente >>> sí pero jo

biden bombshells. reports coming b in vice presidt rebiden did meet hunter's forein business partners despite all thoseials and that hunter biden's salary from that ukraine energy company was with cut in half right after joe biden left office. and we will talk to the owner of that michigan restaurant jailed for defying the michigan governor's lockdown restrictions including the mask mandate. remember, the governor herself violated her own rules. this restaurant other than now plans to sue the governor. she says she was shackled, strip searched and cavity surged. now border authorities pushing back on the homeland security secretary,er accusing him of undercutting, weakening i.c.e. just as texas border patrol now reports an absurd rise in arrests at the border of the worst kinds of criminals ever. they're now trying to get in. i'm elizabeth mac don, "the evening -- macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: okay, welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. thees dow, the s&p 500 edging higher, the nasdaq slipping. ewe have first quarter gdp growh coming in at about

biden in the rose garden late today celebrating the news, calling it a, quote, great milestone, a great day for america. thanking americans for getting us to this point, pointing to the vaccinations.e presidt sayis can w wt e known an smile at o. he and the vice president doing just that today, walking back into the white house together without masks, without social distancing. the cdc director dr. rochelle walensky making the point today that this is based on science. more data emerging in just the last week, that vaccinations work against the variants. 12 to 15-year-olds can now get the vaccine and tonight, more than 152 million adults have received at least one dose, that's nearly 59% of adults and about one-third now of all americans. but there were immediate questions. if you're fully vaccinated, can you still transmit the virus to others without knowing? and if you're in one of those crowds or back at work, how do you know if someone near you has been vaccinated or not and does that pose a risk? dr. jen ashton answering those questions in just a moment. we have it all covered for you tonight, beginning with abc's whit johnson right here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, a giant step