hey, rachel. >> rachel: hi bret. great show. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ i'm rachel campos duffy, and tonight, the less dangerous ideology continues its slow creep into all facets of american life. critical race theory and gender ideology have infected nearly every institution in america. and while conservatives politely debating ideas and the think tanks were turning out policy papers, progressives were ruthlessly conquering cultural territory. hollywood, universities, public school, media, big tech, wall street, and very importantly, corporate boards. but the last vestige of the pro-american meritocracy still standing was the u.s. military. from the progressive perspective, the military was too masculine and had way too many republicans and a dangerous knack of turning minorities into patriotic, self-reliant conservatives. this could not stand. michelle obama's decision to make military spouses her top initiative as first ladies was the first clue that they have their sights set on the u.s. armed forc

rachel: all right pete: did you have fun, rachel?s front, as america continues reopening and promising signs now, with johnson & johnson drug allowed on the market, that the that will speed up even faster, but juxtapose to that, higher taxes on the way. much higher than earlier thought , a top capital gains rate of north of 43%, more than doublet

rachel didn't want to hear. that >> she was agitated because i'm telling her that your soon to be x is charles doing this, not. slim >> two days later, on the friday she vanished, the captain's phone rang. >> she called me as she told me that she was going to see charles at night. she was going out to tell him that they were done. >> what did you tell her? >> i told her don't go. i said he's dangerous, do not go up there. >> charles is account of that night was looking sketchy. and the cops could suspicions grew after charles decided to stop cooperating. >> they suggest maybe should go downtown -- >> on the 20. first >> you don't do? that >> no, my turn a talk to mike tierney he said you don't have to go down. they're >> the car mechanic had a secret he knew the police would uncover. it turned out that the publicly pious pre over his pancakes christian had a pass that rachel and her family knew nothing about. a back story that included prison time, bank robbery and assault. but the one time fell and had apparent

welcome. >> thank you, rachel. rachel: of course.ldren, not everybody can go to the graduation. >> that's definitely the case. we parents felt like the district took a page out of the marie antoinette playbook and said let the seniors eat case, two guests total which means most kids can't include the immediate family in the graduation ceremony, one of the big events in their life. no prom. but we're also okay with going ahead and having a reception with food, busses transporting guests in so everyone in close quarters on those busses, to celebrate our retiring superintendent which we think it's great. we would want to celebrate our graduating -- or our retiring superintendent but we also as parents don't understand the double standard, why the district has certain things that are okay for the adults in the district and then the kids' interest in the district are getting entirely overlooked for the seniors. rachel: you know, jennifer, i have a son who didn't get prom and didn't get graduation last year because of the pandemic. it's ha

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rachel: that's racist. will: exactly, rachel. you two examples. two months ago the nba conducted its all-star game in the state of georgia and this bill was under negotiation at that point and nothing real had changed. two months later this bill in that state are entirely too racist for baseball to hold its all-star game in the very same place. rachel: well you know, president biden called for this boycott. he put his blessing, he said good job, you should do this , and it's interesting, because he hasn't said anything about boycotting the beijing olympics. i mean, there is where we really see voter suppression. there is no vote. there is no early voting as tom cotton tweeted, and you know, there's just so much hypocrisy around it, i saw a tweet earlier from lebron who said proud to call, lebron jamie spears, proud to call myself a part of the ml b family this is a guy suppressing americans who were defending the freedom fighters in hong kong against the chinese , he was saying shut up so there's just so much craziness going on,

>> it's an important question rachel. for the first thing, your doctor would used to evaluate the severity of the symptoms. including doing a neurological exam, to see if you had any, what we call neurological issues associated with the stroke. after doing that assessment, he would quickly if they were concerned enough, to get you to a setting like a hospital, where you could have a series of tests done. that would include blood tests, they would look at your platelets, your platelet count, your clowning sells. and they may also involve imaging. like a cat scanner mri. depending on where they were concerned the clot may be localized. but what's also important rachel, is what kind of symptoms are worried about, so many people who received a vaccine, whether it's the johnson & johnson vaccine or other vaccines, will experience some flu like symptoms for a few days. after they get the vaccine, that might include fatigue, they may have a low grade fever, or they might feel some chills or might feel nauseous. they may feel lik

rachel? >> megan, i know it's loud where you are. but if you can hear me, we can see protesters shaking that chain link fence there that's around the police building. we obviously saw people just bolt pretty quickly from that site. can you tell us anything about the nature of the confrontation here between police and protesters? are police using gas? are they issuing warnings? what's happening there on the front lines? >> so, rachel, at this point, it's warnings. we hear them getting on the bullpen, trying to tell protesters to back off. we are seeing smoke being deployed. it sounds like they could be shooting rubber bullets. we don't know for sure. it certainly sounds like that. you can see the smoke in the air here. protesters are shaking the fence. they are angry. they are frustrated, and they're not going anywhere. that's part of the concern here because there is a curfew in place. we just don't know at what point officers will make a move. again, as you're seeing here, people in the crow

>> rachel, i'm a mom. and i can tell you that i have spent many hard days and hard nights on the border and seeing a small child of four or five years old, a little boy he's go just a phone number written on the inside of a shirt it's hard to sleep at night. and breaks your heart. you know what else broke my heart? i went to a town in mexico that is built on generations of trafficking. i was able to organize in interview with a, someone his from that town were generations of families have trafficked girls who are very very young and he brought two of the girls in his care. there is a direct pipeline from this town to new york city, so think about that when you're ou having dinner in new york where you're walking past those massage parlors and other places , think about the girls who are there because many of them come. so many of them that homeland security had their own unit jus to investigate this town. this brought with him to these girls, and i can tell you, this is one of the worst interviews one of t

rachel: susan rice did. will: we turn now to a few additional headlines starting with this fox news alert. overnight three people are killed and four others are injured in a shooting in north carolina at a house party. police say the shooting happened inside a wilmington home, an investigation is underway to identify the suspects. no arrests have been made and the motive remains unclear. we will keep you updated on this developing story throughout the morning. and a fox news exclusive the pictures show the moments after cbp rescued these two migrant girls dropped over the border wall by a smuggler. cbp says the 3 and 5-year-olds are okay and are being processed in el paso. border patrol is projecting

>> listen, i've seen rachel, okay?. okay? >> i'm telling you, if i wanted to be with rachel, i would get a divorce. i would not [ bleep ] kill my wife over something that small. you know what? right now i guess i don't give a [ bleep ] what happens to me, okay? i know what happened, i know what you're trying to do. >> what am i trying to do? >> you're trying to get me upset and it's working. congratulations. >> reporter: upset at this hostile line of questioning, seth said he'd had enough. got up and strangely shook thomas' hand. >> appreciate it. >> reporter: and then he walked out. in the end, what did the investigators have? that seth lied about sex, but was it even that? all he admitted to was making out with rachel. and on the big question, he insisted, over and over again, that he did not kill lisa. even agent thomas expressed disappointment with the outcome of the marathon interview, nearly five hours long. >> you felt you'd come out of a 15 round fight? >> it was exhausting. felt somewhat like a failure, in som

>> it's an important question, rachel. and the first thing your doctor would do is do a neurological exam to see if you had any neurological deficits that may be associated with a stroke. and they could get you to a setting like a hospital where you could see a series of tests done. blood tests to look at your platelets, your clotting cells and may also involve imaging, like c.a.t. scans or mris. but what is important to note here, what symptoms we are worried about. and i'm so glad you brought it up. many people who received the vaccine, whether it's johnson & johnson or other vaccines, will experience flu-like symptoms for a few days. fatigue, may have a low grade fever or may feel chills or nauseous. they may feel like they have the flu on day or two. we're not worried so much about those symptoms. they go away, and they don't have lasting consequences. what we are concerned about are severe headaches, abdominal pain, shortness of breath, and these are more of the circumstances that would alarm a clinician and they are

i'm rachel campos-duffy.sland to mark the reopening of the amusement park and other venues. a spokesman saying the mayor was having, quote, too much fun this week. meanwhile, many businesses remain closed citywide. new video shows a group of men harassing nypd officers in the washington heights neighborhood. >> what's that badge number in what's your badge number? [inaudible] i like that. i'd like to practice that on your partner. that's a [bleep] for you. stay the [bleep] out of [bleep], man. get the [bleep] out you piece of [bleep] ♪ hey, hey, hey, good-bye ♪♪ >> i'm going to go to carly first. i'm going to hit the nypd thing after. i want to first just go to you, carly, because you live in the city. you see the mayor out on the roller coaster which some would say this was a great way for him to everyone know these venues are open, meanwhile, 31 is % of small businesses in new york city are probably not going to reopen. what do you think about this strategy? is he doing the right thing as the mayor or is he

rachel? >> cal, when you say that people are throwing that seems like smoke grenades, you're talking about things being thrown from the protest side at the police? >> reporter: yes. and it looks like a pact of the m-80 fireworks you may have played with as a kid, that put off the smoke. it wasn't like a professional smoke grenade you would see from law enforcement. it is a fireworks type of thing, and the sheriff's office is firing the flash bangs. you can probably see these bottles of water. the bottles of water, the police will not put up. when they start going, the police will start pushing back. they will probably use that pepper spray and more of that tear gas, rachel. >> and, cal, are the police making audible announcements in terms of what they want people to do? are they kettling protesters? are they pushing back the perimeter? are they -- what are police tactics? we see the projectiles aimed at them right now. >> reporter: the police are staying within this barricade so far tonight.

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"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris, thanks, my friend, much appreciated. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. >>> a big news day today, president biden announcing we just hit 200 million doses of vaccine administered. you will recall he initially said he wanted 100 million shots to be administered in his first 100 days as president. then when he hit that really early, he doubled the goal and said, okay, not 100 million shots but 200 million shots in 100 days. today's announcement means that he hit that, even that doubled goal, more than a week before the deadline. and this comes, of course, when things aren't all smooth sailing on the vaccine front. this comes of course as we are expecting some word from the u.s. government, from the cdc and the fda, by the end of the week about whether or not the johnson & johnson one-shot vaccine is going to come back into use. but even with the administration of that one-shot vaccine still on pause f

rachel crane, thank you so much. we'll check back with her in just a little bit, too, as we wait for that welcoming share money to happen, boris. >> yeah. >>> also coming up on "new day," after former officer derek chauvin was found guilty of the murder of george floyd, the justice department announcing it is now investigating police practices in minneapolis. the latest on that upcoming investigation, ahead. we can't make you leave your acne alone. but we can help get rid of the spots that your acne left behind. differin dark spot correcting serum has the maximum-strength dark spot-fading power you can get without a prescription. do things differin. are your hr processes weighing down your employees? you can get on to quarterly projections! expense report! if you're using multiple systems, re-entering data over and over time sheet! using email and spreadsheets to manage information and approvals, then your hr systems are a drag on productive time. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in a single,

i want to ask you, ray rachel -- rachel, do you think that perhaps there's a lot of pressure on someoneher as a mayor having seen some failures of progressive mayors in other cities to really try and get enforcement in these homicides, in the crime and the assaults down? >> well, you know, she mentioned mental health. i mean, i think we could do both, right? we could increase mental health and substance abuse funding in our country, we desperately need that. but these policies are not popular with minorites, with small business owners in many of these small neighborhoods that are difficult and challenging. if so i think what you need to do is talk to the people from these areas. we know that in the last election, you know, the democrats lost a lot of support because of these policies that don't resonate. i take a you try it first for all these people who want to reimagine policing. you try using unarmed park, you know, rangers. you try using social workers, nancy pelosi, ilhan omar has a security tail because she's had -- detail because she's had threats. they talk a big game, but in th

[laughter] rachel: i will.pposed to be a brief hello. you were not supposed to give a whole story. [laughter] will: can't win! pete: he totally hijacked it, you're right. but you got some good information, brian. brian brian ainsley's too polite to say it, but i want to just put it out there. will: for the record for everyone listening at home, brian did give you some fake news. the last thing "fox & friends" does is rehearse. [laughter] ainsley: what you see is a what you get. live television. no, he was just picking on you, will with, because you were quoting things from talladega nights instead of giving us the analysis. will: that's right. ainsley: but that's what they use at the top of the show. >> shake and bake. pete: it's freezing here, guys. alabama's supposed to be warm, but it's not. ainsley: well, it will be. brian: you picked the wrong planet, no one's warm today. did you hear about this, this foster mom of the 16-year-old girl killed in columbus, ohio, revealing what really happened that day. ange

thanks rachel. the legendary super league of european soccer is no more after its short runs sparked a major black lash all around but now the founder of the attempted breakaway league is blaming british prime minister boris johnson who threatened to use a legislative bomb to put a stop to what he referred to as a cartel looking to control the world's most popular sport the superleague founder who is also the chairman of one of italy's top football clubs said quote i have had speculation to that extent that if sixteen's would have broken away and would have threatened the premier league politics would have seen that as an attack to brecht's it and their political scheme so what does he really mean by that and how else is bracks it playing a role in the region joining me now to discuss is hilary forde which president of strong mark l.l.c. now hillary let's start with this 1st crazy story on the super league it appears that almost all of european soccer was outraged by this plan so why is the u.k. and

you have a lot of mouths to feed, rachel. pete, i know you, you love to roll up your sleeves show off tattoos drink your cold beer and eat hamburger from del friscos. pete: you know it. rachel: ainsley, i live in wisconsin as everyone knows we have a lot of cows what we do with cows is we milk them and we eat them. i think if joe biden had been more specific about this, he might have lost wisconsin because the translation for this plan is as you mentioned, this is going to be a loss of jobs and it's going to be an increase in prices and cost of living for the middle class and the poor. it is always the elites going after things that they like that

and be like, oh, rachel, rachel, my big sister. and then, make me laugh every single time. >> reporter: like all kids, they liked to tease each other. like, when rachel called nick the nickname he had when he was a little boy. nickel baby. >> nobody else called him that? just the family? >> oh, no, like his really good friends would call him it, after they heard me call him it. he would get so mad at me for saying it in front of his friends. >> reporter: growing up, nick was into sports and loved the outdoors. so did his cousin haile, who was as bright and active as he was. >> she was vivacious, bubbly, and funny. >> she was very athletic in high school. she was in gymnastics and softball and track. >> reporter: the close-knit cousins spent the wednesday before thanksgiving together. rachel says, there isn't all that much for teens to do in little falls so they would drive around town in the red mitsubishi nick rebuilt, himself. >> did you cruise right down the main drag here? >> pretty much, everywhere. >> so, just spending the da

the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> i hope you have a provision where you get base pay and over a certain number of hours, you get paid by the hour. >> just sleep. >> you have done the work -- >> i just need to sleep. all i need is sleep. >> i give you my sleep coupons for the weekend, my friend. fantastic job. i cannot wait to see your show this weekend. >> thank you. >>> all right, so seems we are having technical difficulties, we will get back to rachel when we can solve that issue. very good evening to you and thank you, again, rachel maddow will be with us soon. we are happy you are here with us tonight. we have a lot to cover tonight, reporter katie benner who along with her colleagues at the new york times broke the bizarre matt getz story and will shall share it live. we will have a live report from minneapolis as what was described as a day of devastating testimony in the derek chauvin case. the former minneapolis police officer who is on trial for killing george floyd. there's a lot to

the crowd is now dispersing but they are not going home, rachel.l here in the streets. they are still here. they are still here. easy, easy, easy. >> what's happening? tell me what happened. >> the police are now firing on homes, that are just across the street that have nothing to do with anything. >> i will kick. you >> i'm gonna go, but report all day nbc. >> no. >> no -- >> okay, okay, okay take it easy please. okay. take it easy, okay. folks, easy. you want to tell the world what is going on out here, okay? >> please. >> don't put your hands on a woman. >> [inaudible] >> tell me what you want to see happen. i don't think so, no. no, no, no. no no. what do you want to see happen out here? >> we need the police to stand down. we are peaceful protesters. we are here to talk about the fact that dante wright was murdered. murdered in our community. >> so what do you think the explanation they gave, that the police officer mistook his taser for a gun? >> i've shot a gun. i've held a taser. i'm a beginner shooter, and i can tell the difference betwee

. >>> "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. >>> protesters are expected tonight for a fourth straight evening. this is all happening after a 20-year-old man named daunte wright was shot and killed by a brooklyn center police officer during a traffic stop on sunday. that officer resigned from the force yesterday, as did the police chief in brooklyn center. today, state prosecutors arrested the officer and charged her with manslaughter in the second degree. but we will keep eyes on brooklyn center tonight as we have for the last few nights. there have been several dozen arrests each of the last few nights. there have been very, very heated confrontations between local residents and the police including a lot of tear gas and projectiles thrown. tonight there is a curfew in effect in brooklyn center, minnesota. it starts at 10:00 p.m. local time which is 11:00 p.m. eastern. you see there night is just falling there. we've seen things get tense there, particularly after nightfall over th

this is rachel hyatt, assistant deputy for planning. that is correct. all of the transit services are planned to the new transit services are planned to launch in mid 2023. that is the same time this transit pass program was launched and the toll would launch. there was a question about muni services. that exists today. it is called to expand milestones in the development rollout identified in the development agreement. those service expansions we will depend on muni to fund and execute those expansions. timma is responsible for ensuring the ferry, new east bay service and the on island shuttle launch together at the timeframe we are working with now. tida is mid 2023. >> to rachel's answer there, i wanted to mention we are working with weda on m.o.u. for the next month or two. water emergency ferry agency. they offer the ferry services. we are going to see if we might accelerate the ferry service to before june of 2023. the schedule is for the service to be there at least by the midyear of 2023. >> thank you. colleagues, any questions or comments? none

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to a block of page after she removed a video of alleged us war crimes which she had every tweeted rachel levin says twitter's attention was drawn by video widely known as collateral murder which was 1st released by wiki leaks just over a decade ago rachel says she was told that the video violated the platform's graphic content policy now we are about to show you parts of that video which you may have seen before but you might find still disturbing to watch. this once classified u.s. military video appears to show the indiscriminate shooting of over a dozen civilians in a baghdad from an american helicopter among those killed that 2 employees of the reuters news agency wiki leaks said it had managed to obtain the same video from a number of whistleblowers as cross live to watch america's rachel blevins who joins us now hello there monday was the 11th anniversary of this video when it 1st appeared why post it again after all this time. yeah i actually shared a copy of it that was posted all around on twitter and that was one of the reasons i saw this video floating around and the copy i sh

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. >> reporter: at age 17, rachel regado enlisted in the marine corps.se. >> they had a warrior mentality and a fighting spirit that i resonated with so deeply. >> reporter: how important was serving to your identity? >> it was everything. >> reporter: in 2011, she deployed to afghanistan as a radio operator. but as the pentagon began to downsize troops, rachel says she was discharged after four years of service. what was the transition like for you back to civilian life once you got out? >> brutal. it was immediate loss very quickly of everything. i had lost my career, my marriage had suffered. >> reporter: rachel hit rock bottom. she was homeless, living out of her car. she then started bodybuilding, which gave her a boost. >> fitness was my outlet for everything. i started getting endorphins back. i had a sense of camaraderie again. i was in a gym among other people who were going towards the same goal. >> reporter: but it was something called fit ops that ultimately helped her find a new sense of purpose. >> it's not just coming in and sweating and y

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>> rachel scott tonight. thank you, rachel. >>> we turn next this evening to critical testimony today in the trial of former officer derek chauvin in the death of george floyd. tonight, a key number. now nine minneapolis police witnesses testifying against chauvin. and for much of this day, the focus was on training. a police lieutenant is shown an image of chauvin, his knee to floyd's neck and was asked, is that a minneapolis police department trained neck restraint? the answer? "no, sir." the defense then cross examining. and abc's alex perez in minneapolis again tonight. >> reporter: prosecutors today building a wall of police witnesses, trying to convince the jury former officer derek chauvin used excessive force against george floyd and failed to help him when he became unresponsive. sergeant ker yang, who leads the department's crisis intervention training, testified chauvin was taught to de-escalate crises. he took a 40-hour course in 2016. >> a lot of the time we have the time to slow things down and

henry and rachel will be back at 11.30. goodbye for now. full swing at augusta back in its traditional spring position in the calendar. but while the azaleas are in bloom and the spectators are back on the course... it's been a tough first round for some golf�*s biggest names... five months ago american dustin johnson won his first green jacket with a record score of 20—under—par. there were moments of that magic today but even he struggled. only managing to finish on two over par. it was another disappointing opening round for rory mcilroy as well. still looking to complete a career grand slam he finished on four over. englishman lee westwood is a shot further back on five over par. he had seven bogeys in a round of 68. but while so many struggled, england'sjustin rose has had the round of the day. you can keep up to date with all the latest scores from augusta on the bbc sport website. now to football and it's been a busy night in the europa league with the first leg matches of all four quarterfinals. manchester united took a big step tow

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rachel is present and listening so i promise not to mess things up. thanks for being with us this evening. we will of course keep you posted on the story developing at the united states capitol, where unfortunately one capitol police officer has lost their life. the fourth one since january 6th. another officer is in the hospital right now. well, this country has had a terrible year for lots of reasons in 2020. but the men and women of the capitol police have truly been through hell so far in 2021. it was gut-wrenching today to see the chief of that police force have to struggle and contain her own emotion as she announced yet another capitol police officer killed in the line of duty. today, of all days, a man named daniel rodriguez was in federal court in california after he was arrested this week for one of the most gruesome assaults on a police officer at the united states capitol attack on january 6th. now, we have a talked about this case on this show before. because of the unusual confluence of terrible violence, online researchers definitively

the rachel meadow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> every once in a while, year so mature in your dad and your real grown-up chris. in every once in a while, we once in a while we have to remind ourselves there is an eight-year-old that lives inside you. >> you cannot imagine the number of jokes i've made about this segment in a run-up to today and throughout the day and on the commercial break before this aired, it's been essentially nonstop. >> i know, i know. because i know there is an eight-year-old that lives inside you. not the part that drives and parents and runs your show and everything, but every once in a while, hi, little chris, here he is. well done, my friend. i'm not going to make the obvious joke right now. thank you, my friend, much appreciated. thank you at home for joining us this hour. it was november 12th, last year, november 12th, 2020. election day had been a week and a half earlier, november 3rd, and we all know how that resolved. november 3rd was election day. by november 7th, every majo

. >> thank you, rachel. i'm amazed by that introduction. thank you. >> well, it's always, i've always been start of stunned by what you've been through. and how you've put yourself together again and got up and continued with what has been an astonishing career. david, i just wanted to ask you this on a personal level, what you've been through? given these unique set of circumstances and that ordeal, how do you feel about the president ending the war today? >> i feel relief. and what really struck me and impressed me about what you took away from my story is, the impossibility of winning this war because of the role of pakistan. and as long as pakistan continues to give the path taliban a safe haven, the place where i was held for seven months, it's an impossible were to win. i fear for my afghan friends. we're going to talk more about that. they're friends i'm trying to get out of kabul. by think 20 years is enough if pakistan is going to continue to do this, it's time to leave. >> in terms of the worst-case scenario, obviously this is a c

the rachel meadow shows right now. good evening, rachel. shows righ now. good evening, rachel to live through it at the time, you may not know this.no i did live through it at the time so i know. here's how it looked.ow you would click on the start d button, lower left-hand corner of your screen, but instead of starting some normal program, sc you would start microsoft bob. microsoft bob would then appear as a giant face on your screen, and in order to get started f doing your work or your homework or whatever, you would have to e knock on the door of microsoft bob's house, click on the knocker, a dog would then demand to know who you are. he would woof at you, eventually let you in, and then that is where you're supposed to get your work done. with the dog demanding answers from you. to start a program, click on it. what program? a what are you talking about?gr why am i in this barn? if you have the wherewithal to tell the dog you want to click other options, he barks at you again. you get a gigantic list of things you're allowed to do. would you like to

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thank you, rachel. >>> overseas tonight, the u.s. and iran and the tense encounters in the persian gulf. now video showing iranian speedboats swarming u.s. navy and coast guard ships. the u.s. navy firing warning shots. here's our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tonight. >> reporter: it was pitch black in the persian gulf as the armed iranian patrol boats sped towards the u.s. navy and coast guard vessels, ignoring multiple verbal warnings and blaring horns. it was not until the iranians got within 68 yards of the u.s. vessels that the u.s. fired warning shots -- that streak of light you see -- that the three iranian boats finally turned around. this is the second time this month that the iranians have swarmed u.s. vessels. the u.s. navy saying the iranians are conducting "aggressive, unsafe, harassing maneuvers" without "due regard for the safety of other vessels as required by international law." these two encounters, the first time iranian boats have harassed the u.s. in over a year. >> there are hard-liners who

this is boom bust one business show you can't afford to miss i'm rachel blevins in washington coming up china becomes the 1st major economy to create a digital currency but while it may be convenient privacy advocates are already warning about the new powers that gives to the government what the biden ministration is moving forward with plans to pass a $2.00 trillion dollars spending bill so while they say it's for infrastructure both republicans and even some democrats are saying it doesn't come their support that the pressure is on for the u.k. to decide if it will be the next country to require a vaccine passport some say the plan to fully reopen with separate society into the house and the house not we have a lot to get to so let's get started. beijing is set to take on the u.s. dollar in an unprecedented way as china becomes the 1st major economy to create a digital currency it's a new form of innovation at a time when everything is going digital but while crypto currencies offer a new world of privacy reports note that china's version of a digital currency is controlled by its

would we make in terms of. going forward the relationship with joe biden borisjohnson rachel.esident, shall we sa. ., ., , say. boris johnson and donald trump are best friends _ say. boris johnson and donald trump are best friends and _ say. boris johnson and donald trump are best friends and boris _ say. boris johnson and donald trump are best friends and boris johnson i are best friends and borisjohnson is basically a british version of trump. we are slightly overblown with that. i think all world leaders found it incredibly challenging dealing with trump because of his unpredictability even though they may have came from similar political persuasions will stub just the idea that a president could agree to something of then change his mind over night was a bit of a headache for them, over night was a bit of a headache forthem, i imagine. and having a president who pressured on ci to eye with one of those issues but at least you understand the process in this