. >> wilmington, illinois, is the quintessential american small town. >> they were a wonderful familyream. it all just shattered. >> what are you doing there? >> kevin fox is your all-american guy. >> melissa and kevin went to high school together. >> they were high school sweethearts. >> we were still dating when god made plans for us and we had tyler. then we got married when he was 3. and had riley a year after that. he was a loving, doting father. >> i feel like that's what i was put on this earth to do, honestly. that's my joy in life. >> riley! >> he had an especially close relationship with riley, the two of them were inseparable. >> watch where you're going! >> the weekend of june 5th is a turning point in the lives of the fox family. mom goes out of town on a breast cancer walk. >> kevin and my brother tony were going to go to a concert, and my mom had the kids. >> 1:00 a.m., he picks the kids up, brings them home. it's late, so he puts them down in the living room. >> watch tv, i went to bed myself. >> what's the next thing that you remember? >> tyler waking me up and said t

now kevin fox's arrest has divided wilmington. family at that point. >> to find out all this stuff we've been finding out, it's terrible. how can somebody even do that? especially to their own child. >> we went from being the victims of the crime and having everybody's sympathy to all of a sudden, we were bad people. >> we're at a location that convinced me that kevin's confession was untrue. that it was false. >> the first thing zellner did was begin to reenact the crime to see if it comported with the way detectives were describing it. >> they got out a bag that weighed 40 pounds, the same amount that riley weighed at the time. >> police reportedly say kevin fox confessed to leaving his daughter's body just under a bridge. but fox's attorneys say that's impossible because the current here isn't strong enough to have crried the girl a quarter mile downstream to where she was found. >> then zellner and her investigators went to the house, looking at the bathroom door. >> the bathroom door was a hollow core door, which would never

she responded, the president lives in wilmington. she went on to say, it's his home.hat is where he lived for many years. i would say to that, mr. president, keep coming home. [applause] i would add we will leave the light on. we will leave the light on. when president elect joe biden and jill were getting ready to head to wash d, -- to washington dc, we had the opportunity to send them off had the opportunity to show them the words of a wonderful methodist minister, reverend reynolds, who son coached a football team at william penn good we had some legislature members here. but his dad said to me before i was inaugurated, i have some words of advice for you. i said what would that be? and he said the main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing. i said would you say that again? he said the main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing. i said, i think i got it. it was time for joe and jill to climb into the helicopter and head out to the nation's capital and i shared with them those words of advice. i said, mr. president elect, the main thing is to keep

[applause] our incredible va hospital here in wilmington has been one of our biggest partners during this pandemic. the director and his team came up big as well, they have been on our calls on a weekly basis and vaccinated nearly 70% of the 25,000 veterans who get their health care from the v.a., 70%. that puts delaware in the top 10 in the nation for vaccinations and we thank you for that incredible work. none of that should be surprising to all of us who gather here today. this ethic of sacrifice and selfishness is what we have come here today to remember and honor. it's a collective sacrifice. made by the fallen of course, but also made by our goldstar families, here reliably year after year. for them it's a sacrifice that does not and. neither does our debt of gratitude for those for making it, of course the best way to honor the dead is to take care of the living and that is what our military has done over this past year. i think it's so fitting that one of the first large events without this, hunter, unless you are too young to be vaccinated, calls upon us to reflect and remem

and he commuted back and forth from wilmington, delaware, to scranton on the weekends.he got back down to wilmington, he used to say to all of us, and i was, i guess, then, about, i was, well, i was going into third grade. and he'd say, joey, remember, i mean this sincerely, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity. it's about respect. it's about your place in the community. i really mean this, and about being able to look your kid in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay. it's going to be okay. it's not labor; it's union. because what you allow people do is hold their heads up, make a decent living, and have pride in what they do, pride in what you build, pride in what you give this nation. and i wanted to be here today, the day before you unveil the next generation of america's bestselling vehicle to the entire world, to thank you. thank you for showing how we win the competition of the 21st century. you know, how the future is going to be made, it's going to be made here in america. made in america. [applause] and i have to say, this

i brought up the massacre in wilmington.what happened in tulsa is particularly unique wilmington was an example where blacks and whites live together thank you. yes. the u.s. has a history of white supremacists invading neighborhoods or coalescing and quite frankly all of a sudden getting sick of some type of economic progress and social progress in the summer of 1919 as a prime example of dozens of the massacres also coined as race riots. in history, which is a false narrative that does not account for the deliberate and designed destruction of neighborhoods and their success. so, post reconstruction and pre- reconstruction all the way up to the spirit of what had members of congress laying on the floor during january 6th is a product of white supremacy in this country. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> next in order is mr. hank johnson who has been a leader on the issue in the congressional black caucus and others in the time in congress since 2007. thank you for holding this hearing and i also want to

>> you're in wilmington, delaware which means president biden is at home in wilmington over this weekend well, the president this morning spoke at a memorial day service here in delaware where he talked about how the military is the spine of the country. and the need for the country to come together this memorial day weekend to honor the lives lost and honor their legacies. this is the president's first time speaking at a memorial day service as commander in chief. and he also tied in some personal reflections into this day. it is not only memorial day weekend but today is the six-year anniversary after his son beau biden died of brain cancer. this morning the president and his family attended mass at their local parish here and they took a short stroll over to the grave site where beau biden was laid to rest. beau had served in the delaware national guard and deployed to iraq. as the president spoke at that memorial day service this morning he talked about the impact of a loss, like the loss he faced with his son, and that so many military families have also faced after losing their lov

. >> kelly is traveling with the president in wilmington.k to this texas law, kelly, when could it be passed? >> reporter: the texas lawmakers could finish up their work before the end of this holiday weekend. changes to a variety of voting rules. governor abbott of texas says if passed, he will sign it into law. jose? >> kelly o'donnell in wilmington, thank you. >>> an increasingly dangerous situation is unfolding in south america. colombia's president is now calling in the military to crack down on massive anti-government protests that have already turned deadly. vaughn hillyard has the story. >> reporter: on the streets of colombia, violent protests after the country's president, ivan duque, ordered 7,000 military personnel into the heart of an uprising. duque saying, tonight begins the maximum deployment of military. for a month now, protesters here have faced off with police in riot gear. the violence leaving dozens dead and more than 2,000 injured, according to human rights groups. what started as protests againsw esca >> the tax refor

let's go to mark meredith now, he's live in wilmington with the very latest on this.k. >> reporter: arthel, good afternoon. president biden's going to be out on the road next week trying to sell the public on two massive spending proposals audiotape even as republicans warn that the country really just can't afford this. on friday the president went up to philadelphia, he was there to celebrate amtrak's 50th birthday, but also he had a chance to double down on the package of infrastructure, telling nbc that massive government spending makes sense given the pandemic as well as the nation's crumbling infrastructure. >> certain things only the government can do. we rank number eight in the world in terms of infrastructure, for god sake s. the private sector going to go out and build billions of dollars worth of highways, ports, airports, bridges? are they going to do that? and so these are things that only government can really do. >> reporter: now, republicans agree that repairing infrastructure is important, but they argue the president's plans go way beyond fixing pot

and that's what his job was opening up gas stations and that's how we got to stanton and wilmingtons and the principal. and even though we're going and increasing the distance you can go and power they f-150. i thought i knew it all and it's amazing. it's amaze we investing in makie batteries cheaper, making them more dense. the batteries turn the motors and axles. we are building those right here in michigan. i am going to hand it to her. pres. biden: you buy one of these vehicles, you can own all the electricity in your house. you think i am kidding. you can actually hook it up to your apartment. right now you plug in, if you have an electric vehicle or hybrid, you plug into your garage, an outlet, you will be plugging in the other way. >> we will do that with our f150 . pres. biden: i'm sorry. >> hi, mr. president. this is my hi mr. president, this is the rotor and this is it's going to the e-tran is assembled. >> good job, good job, union job. >> yes. >> just remember the word union. >> mr. president, i'm in charge of the housing. it's the whole situation and this is your primary

president returning from wilmington, delaware. these pictures from the south lawn of the white house. more details on the situation in israel this week, the headline from "the new york times," deadliest day yet in gaza as the bloodshed continues, including 58 palestinian children killed. more than 192 palestinians in the last week. this picture from "the new york times" shows a palestinian man whose wife and three children were also killed. 10 israelis and a child among the bloodshed last week. benjamin netanyahu vowed to use for force on hamas. back to your phone calls on this january 6 commission. congress taking up debate this week. patricia joins us from minneapolis. good morning. caller: just a couple of things. i hope we find out when the cop is going to be arrested for shooting the unarmed female veteran. also, i would like to say it's refreshing to see stories that aren't 100% against and smearing the president. because it's biden. how come you came back? you were art it -- you were outed as a never trump or before the deb

thank you for that update from wilmington, delaware.ters and a good friend to us. good to see you. the white house has reiterated israel's right to defend itself against hamas and other militant groups. that building just folded. what can the white house do under these circumstances? >> well, i think lauren said it well. it's certainly a big foreign policy challenge for president biden. and he's facing pressures from within his own party about how to deal with israel. he was critical of president trump's policies towards israel when he was a candidate, when biden was a candidate. and now of course he's president and it's his job to set u.s. policy. you mentioned that he said israel has the right to defend itself. that is a long-term u.s. position and it's essential the position of the biden white house. but in terms of what he can do going forward, i think you are going to see and already have seen more pressure as well from this president on prime minister netanyahu and how he deals and how israel deals with the palestinians. >> but ti

kelly o'donnell is covering this for us in wilmington, delaware. thanks for joining us on this. i want to talk through the abcs of all this and first talk about what is actually in this budget proposal and what items are a priority for the president, kelly. >> reporter: well, first, yasmin, i wish i could trade places with shaq, because it's like in the 50s and windy and she'll here in wilmington, and he's got that wonderful assignment. but that -- so goes the news gods, putting us in our various places so bear with me because it is windy here. the president's budget is a blueprint for his agenda and priorities for the coming year, and it comes with a huge number, $6 trillion. that does include some of the plans we've already seen unveiled by the white house, dealing with the big issues of the day, the jobs plan from the president, the infrastructure plan, dealing with things like education and the home economy where the president is calling for spending that would help with child care and elder care and so forth. the blueprint of a budget is a seminal event for every presidency

i brought up the massacre in wilmington. what happened in tulsa is particularly unique at this 100 year mark, because it was an entirely black community. but wilmington was an example where blacks and whites lived together in some people just did not like that. could you tell us about other instances in our history where we have seen white supremacists intervene in people's thriving multiracial economies? >> thank you. yes, the u.s. has a history of white supremacists invading black neighborhoods or coalescing among black neighborhoods and, quite frankly, all of a sudden getting sick of some type of economic progress or social progress that creates equitable conditions for black people in those neighborhoods. red summer of 1919 is a prime example of dozens of race massacre's, also coined as race riots in history, which is a false narrative that doesn't account for the deliberate and designed destruction of black neighborhoods and their success. post-reconstruction, pre-reconstruction, the spirit that had members of congress

thanks is mark meredith has more from wilmington, delaware.nt biden has made it through his 1st 100 days in office. now comes the hard part getting congress behind his economic agenda. the president's calling on lawmakers to spend trillions of dollars and also to really reshape the role of government in the days ahead. the president is expected to try to get that message out to the public selling them on plans this boost spending on education, child care. and social programs. he also wants money to address climate change and infrastructure repairs. but republicans say once taxpayers read the fine print, they're gonna be concerned with a lot more than just the price tag is not really just about a death. it's unsustainable in the potential debt crisis, which country can't print its way out of or borrow its way out of. it's about the contraction of our liberties as as government expands our liberty contracts, the biden administration insists rolling back tax breaks for wealthy americans strengthening the irises enforcement abilities and raised in

harold from wilmington, carolina -- north carolina. caller: they feel threatened, people attacking them? shoot them, like they do a lot of people, now killing people because they think they have a weapon. these people went in there with weapons, and lead tribes, bear spray, and only one girl got shot that was going through some kind of window. if they had opened fire on those people, they would have ran off and you never would have had another problem at the capitol. you come in there, and they eliminate you from this planet, they would not go back in there tomorrow. they do not need all this, just a little bullet in the head. host: this tweet, spending money is not the whole problem. incisors, says this year -- insiders -- investigation of january 6, the world clearly knows who they are. they will try insurrection again. send us a tweet at @cspanwj or text us at (202) 748-8003. scrutiny in the commission fight, here are some of the details from "the hill" newspaper. for kevin mccarthy, january 6 is personal pure and he not only has hi

i brought up the massacre in wilmington.what happened in tulsa is particularly unique wilmington was an example where blacks and whites live together thank you. yes. the u.s. has a history of white supremacists invading neighborhoods or coalescing and quite frankly all of a sudden getting sick of some type of economic progress and social progress in the summer of 1919 as a prime example of dozens of the massacres also coined as race riots. in history, which is a false narrative that does not account for the deliberate and designed destruction of neighborhoods and their success. so, post reconstruction and pre- reconstruction all the way up to the spirit of what had members of congress laying on the floor during january 6th is a product of white supremacy in this country. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> next in order is mr. hank johnson who has been a leader on the issue in the congressional black caucus and others in the time in congress since 2007. thank you for holding this hearing and i also want to

yesterday you see the president in wilmington, delaware. he encouraged americans from all stripes to come together and remember those who fought for this country. >> i hope that the nation comes together. we're not democrats and republicans today. we're americans. we're americans who have given their lives. >> reporter: the president and his family also mourning the loss of the president's son, beau biden, as six years ago he passed away. he was a former delaware attorney general and a proud member of the delaware national guard where he was a major. >> we're honored but it's a tough day. i know how much the loss hurts, despite all the pain, i know the pride you feel in the loved one that you lost. >> reporter: the vice president, kamala harris, fending off criticism after a brief tweet that she posted, says enjoy the long weekend, telling her followers to enjoy the long weekend. critics say the tweet failed to mention why we have a long weekend to remember those who served and gave all. later, the vice president followed up, throughout our

cnn reporter jasmine wright with us from wilmington, delaware. so good to see you.hat are you hearing from the president this morning? >> reporter: president biden will deliver remarks today honoring those who have sacrificed here in delaware at veteran memorial park. tomorrow he goes to arlington where he will participate in a wreath laying ceremony at tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington national cemetery. christi, today marks a deeply personal day for the president as it marks the anniversary of his late son beau biden and his death. at times we have seen president biden attending his grave site after attending mass. now, on friday, president biden gay an emotional speech when he spoke at joint base langley in virginia. it was his first time addressing an active military crowd on an active base, and remarks meant to honor those who sacrifice, he often wandered off teleprompters to talk about his son beau who served in iraq. >> you are the spine of america, the spine. i can't tell you how much it matters. i think you underestimate the consequence of who you ar

. >> reporter: president biden is in wilmington, delaware where he spent the weekend honoring his latearmy major beau biden. he will head to arlington national cemetery. this is a tradition going back decades. arlington is open to the public for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, a solemn resting place of thousands of heroes. the president will visit, give the speech and visit the tomb of the unknown soldier. yesterday he delivered remarks at an event in wilmington, he encouraged americans from all sides of the political spectrum to p come together and remember those who fought for this country. listen. >> i hope that the nation comes together. we're not democrats and republicans today. we're americans. we're americans who have given their lives. >> reporter: this weekend happens to mark the sixth anniversary of the death of the president's son, beau biden. former delaware attorney general and proud major in the delaware army national guard. >> we're honored but it's a tough day. i know how much the loss hurts. despite all the pain, i know the pride you feel in the lov

50th anniversary of amtrak, a service joe biden used when he was in the senate, commuting from wilmington, delaware to washington, d.c. he is back in philadelphia friday. the president had this to say. >> we have to do more than just build back. we have to build back better. today we have a once in a generation opportunity for amtrak and rail and intercity rail will play a central role in our transformation of transportation economic future. to make investments that can help america get back on track, no pun intended. before the pandemic amtrak's ridership were on an upswing. the northeast corridor has been making money for a long while, but last year the amtrak system was projected to break even for the first time in history. then we had the pandemic. they are still a huge backlog in maintenance, a huge need to modernize our stations, our breaches, our tunnels. we are talking about critical jobs like the hudson river tunnel, the baltimore potomac tunnels, and the susquehanna river bridge. in my american jobs plan i propose spending $10 billion a year on passenger rail and freight rail. o

arl arlette sainz is in wilmington.n capitol hill? >> well, fred, president biden will be hitting the road trying to sell these sweeping economic plans. he's trying to build the support with the american people, which he hopes will influence those republican and democratic lawmakers up on capitol hill. a short while ago we got a fuller picture of what the president's travel for the upcoming week is going to look like. he and the first lady will be traveling to yorktown, virginia, monday to visit some schools there to try to sell the social infrastructure plans he unveiled earlier in the week. he will also see vice president harris in wisconsin and rhode island this week, and on thursday the president will travel down to louisiana, visiting new orleans and lake charles. that is an interesting state because it is home to two republican senators and a democratic governor. and also that lake charles community is an area that was devastated by hurricane laura just last summer. a community that is still rebuilding. now, over

. >> jasmine wright is in wilmington, delaware, where the president is spending his holiday weekend.ine, if you would please, what he is specifically proposing here. >> good morning from a rainy wilmington. there's no doubt president biden laid out an ambitious proposal, one that if passed, it would be a big budget. it serves as a blueprint for the administration's priorities. it's something that white house officials want to become a recurrent theme with the economy, is president biden trying to lift americans out of poverty and solidify the middle class? they feel that this budget proposal does that by making large scale investments in education, public health, research, climate change, child care all to serve those larger priorities. now yesterday in air force one white house deputy press secretary korean jean pierre defended the plan and laid out the white house thinking. >> the budget does what the president told the country he would do, grow the economy, advance the jobs plan and he wants the wealthiest americans and big corporations to pay their fair share. >> reporter: that w

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arthel: mark meredith live in wilmington, delaware. thank you. eric. nation's capital, senator tim scott is firing back at critics of his republican response to president biden's address to congress. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle defended the senator. he's been the target of a series of racially charged attacks. one of the latest ones come from a texas democratic county official who now faces charges to resign. alex hogan live now with more on what the senator has been facing. hi, alex. >> reporter: hi, eric. senator tim scott reaffirmed his statement from last week, one that drew a lot of criticism at the time and continued to face more backlash. >> america's not a racist country. the question is, is there a lingering effect after a couple of centuries of racism and discrimination in this nation? the answer is absolutely. >> reporter: those comments initially sparking fallout during scott's gop rebuttal to president biden first address to congress, critics blasting the senator, calling him delusional, a liar or a clown. >> you're not only on th

. >> good morning president biden is weighing up in wilmington delaware.eekend in wilmington, delaware, honoring those for memorial day. honoring those who served including his late son army major bo biden. bo biden the former attorney general of the state of delaware died six years ago this weekend. as i said e the former attorney general, he was proud to serve in the delaware army national guard. >> and those who are still serving, pride bravery and service to our great american experiment. >> our military community is the solid spine of this country. it's literally the spine of the nation. >> after being closed to the public for the majority of the pandemic, the famed solemn resting place of thousands of heroes, arlington national cemetery is open again today. the president will visit in just a few hours. he will give the customary speech and visit the tomb of the unknown soldier. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris under a little criticism for this tweet that she put out just a few days ago. enjoy the long weekend. critics are saying that the tweet

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meanwhile president biden is in wilmington, delaware today. he will be there tomorrow. yesterday he spent some time on the phone with these two men. you see them on the screen. palestinian red abas and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this morning benjamin netanyahu defended israel's actions against abas. >> i think any country has to defend itself and will do whatever it takes to restore order and quiet and security for our team and deterrence. we are trying to degrade to do this again. i hope it won't take long. but it's not immediate. david: netanyahu defended destructure of a building. you see it right there. gruesome site that housed the associated press. it was evacuated but close call. israel to provide information that hamas controlled and media across the globe are asking for evidence why the building was destroyed. meanwhile, president biden as i said, he's in wilmington, mike, he did a video message. he pre-taped a video message commemorating the end of ramadan. it's going to be interesting to what he says to millions of american muslims that are wa

reporter: good evening president biden is getting ready to head to wilmington, delaware for remainderweek and i can hear marine one right now on the ellipse of the white house but he spent most of today on the phone two important phone calls with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoken to multiple times since he took over the presidency back on january 20th. this was the first call, though, with palestinian president mahmoud abbas since joe biden became the 46th president. i want to go through some readouts of those calls from the white house first let's go with palestinian president abbas according to the white house, the president expressed his support for steps to enable palestinian people to enjoy dignity security freedom, and economic opportunity that they deserve in that regard. he highlighted recent u.s. decision to assistance to palestinian people including economic and humanitarian assistance to benefit palestinian in west bank and gaza as far as the conversation with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu updated him on high level u.s. engagement with regional pa

joe biden has never ever been anything but a two bit street politician out of wilmington, delaware.e has never done anything in the private sector his entire life. he lied his way through law school. he lied his way throughout his senate career. he lied his way in a few presidential campaigns and he was caught back then it actually mattered when he was mouthing words of robert kennedy and neil, the head of the labor party in britain said. today it doesn't much matter. a man in the ole office want to be fdr and lbj and barack obama. he doesn't want to be a great patriot at this time of great threats to the united states. >> pete: not even close. >> is he creating a domestic situation here where he is at war with the economy, he is at war with our immigration system, he is at war with the middle class, is he kowtowing to our enemies. i mean, i don't think we have ever seen anything like this in modern american history. >> pete: i think for so many people watching, the speed with which the trajectory of this country changed from donald trump to whoever is running joe biden it's got peo

. >> he's at his home in wilmington.sunday on the muomorrial day holiday. and it is a meaningful day of course for him will mark six years since the death of beau biden, his son of course who passed from brain cancer. and the president spoke about him yesterday as he was vizzing a military base. he was honoring their service but also of course the service of his late son. it's a weekend the president will likely be heading to church to service to commemorate beau's life and visiting his grave site right there in wilmington, delaware. an important weekend and one of course this president is so familiar with so much grief and he said he's going to be cherishing the memory of his son beau. >> his first memorial day as president. >> the russian hackers behinds the catastrophic solar winds cyber attack last year are apparently back at it. the latest online assault appeared to target u.s. government agencies. the biden administration is down-playing the latest wave of hacks and many think that might be the wrong move given tha

cheryl: mark meredith -- shannon: mark meredith reporting from wilmington, delaware. thank you.ng us now, transportation secretary, pete buttigieg. welcome back to fox news sun gley thank you. nice to be back with you. shannon: let's start with reaction to the president's proposal, the ap says it comes out under this infrastructure, it would set a record $3.7 trillion, the national debt will soon breach 30 trillion. the government must borrow 50-cents of every dollar it spends this year and next. even larry summers who was the director of the national economic council has warning, starts off this way, we are printing money, borrowing on an unprecedentedded scale, he goes on to say the dollar is at risk, inflation is potentially going to skyrocket. is larry summers wrong, mr. secretary? >> this is a responsible budget and importantly, all of the proposals for spending and int vestment in the budget -- investment in the budget are paid for. when you look at the out years, the deficit starts going down. you can't get something for nothing. in the near term, we know that we need to

mark meredith breaking it down live in wilmington, delaware.ng president biden is a blueprint for congress and chance to tell where programs should be spent more on and which programs to be reigned in after four years of republican administration as you mention the president's proposing spentdzing trillions of dollars borrowing a lot of money, to fund a number of democrat priorities including infrastructure that's been debated money to boost social program and a lot more money to invest in clean energy alternatives. the president put out a statement yesterday saying, where we choose to invest speaks to what question value as a nation. this year's budget the first of my presidency is a statement of values that define our nation at its best. republicans say biden's budget will bankrupt the country conservatives are also complaining that this is all in effort to transform role of government itself. republican leaders they are speaking out in force against this including senate minority leader mitch mcconnell put out a statement said now we know wh

. >> let's get right out to wilmington, and cnn's kevin liptak traveling with the president. the un security council getting u.s. backing to meet and discuss this conflict. they will do so in just a few hours, but president biden is still facing pressure even within his own party, especially within his own party to do more to confront israel. >> yeah, and this is a situation that is taking on new urgency at the white house. i'm told the president and his aides growing increasingly worried about the rising number of civilian deaths as the violence intensifies, and you saw this urgency play out yesterday with the president pla placing phone calls to the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and now, this is the second time that the president had spoken to netanyahu over the past four days, and in the language that the white house used to read out that call, you saw some important shifts. the white house said that the president raised his concerns three times about developments on the ground there in israel. they didn't use the word concerns at all on wednesday when the pr

. >> let's get to cnn's kevin liptak, traveling with the president in wilmington. between juggling vaccines and covid restrictions, there are bumps in the economy with rising inflation, cyber security, the fuel supply and obviously his own efforts to pass a multitrillion dollars infrastructure plan. biden now dealing with violence in the middle east. what more do we know about how he's handling this situation in. >> yeah, this issue is taking on new urgency in the white house. i'm told the president and his aides growing increasingly concerned about the civilian deaths as this violence intense, and you say that urgency yesterday. this was the second time in four days that the president spoke to netanyahu has about the situation there, and you saw in how the white house described that call some subtle shifts in language that reflects this growing concern. they said three times that the president raised concerns about developments on the ground there. they didn't use the word concerns at all after that first phone call. they also used a new word, palestinians, they d

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kelly o'donnell is on it in wilmington, delaware. good to see you once again. lot of republicans already speaking out, which we're not surprised about. >> exactly. this is the kind of dynamic that we expect when the budget drops. it is incredibly important for any white house to be able to put into writing in the context of how to spend money all of the priorities and the agenda items that support the things the president as a candidate and now a few months into office has put his focus on. and it does include big spending, the kind of spending not seen since world war ii, in part because the president argues there's been a lot of neglect to infrastructure, to the american economy, to different ways of influencing how the economy is supported for job creation. things like the president saying that child care, elder care are important parts of making workers more able to be productive by supporting them and the real-life needs they have. now, many democrats are on board for this. some of the more moderate or conservative democrats, there will be a fight, but rep

he's here in wilmington today.e have not yet heard him speak publicly this weekend about the conflict. there's nothing on his public schedule for today. he was initially expected to return to washington tonight. the white house says he'll now not go back until tomorrow and president biden's focus next week is going to be on his infrastructure package and getting that passed. but, of course, we should expect to see him come -- see continued pressure from democrats for president biden to speak out more against this. >> richard, really quickly to you. you've covered these conflicts over the years. where do you get a sense of where we are right now? closer to a cease-fire or continued escalation? >> well, it's very hard to know. you put -- if i put myself on the line, i could get it wrong but having covered a few of these before, i think both sides are looking for a way to declare victory and de-escalate. gaza doesn't want to see the hamas leadership in gaza, the people of gaza don't want to see the region destroyed, w

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as for the presidents' spending his holiday weekend in wilmington, delaware and back in d.c. to mark memorial day and next week another chance for him to hit a message on the economy. we're going to get another jobs report on friday and alicia, that could be crucial if they force lawmakers to get on board that more stimulus is needed. >> mark meredith. thank you. a chilly unofficial start to summer for many parts of the country as some in the northeast will see temperatures 20 degrees below normal while the great plains experience rain. triple-a predicting more than 37 million people travelling, a 60% jump from last year. and in california scott peterson will not face the death penalty for the murder of his wife. the original sentence was thrown out by the california supreme court last due to errors in jury selection. and the judge will have to decide if a new trial is warranted. after days of searching 29-year-old maine woman, christine hammondtree reported missing on monday has been found safe at a hospital in queens. she was last seen early monday morning in times square.

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. >> kelly o'donnell with the president in wilmington, delaware. thank you. >>> we have breaking news from overseas. benjamin netanyahu's run may be coming to an end. a right wing leader announced he will work with opposition parties to form a coalition that would likely force netanyahu from office after serving in that post for the last 12 years. >>> a christian diet guru is presumed dead along with six others after a plane crash in tennessee. we are learning about what may have caused that plane to plunge into a lake near nashville. vaughn hillyard reports. >> reporter: tonight in tennessee, a rescue effort has turned into a recovery as dive teams and boat crews search for the remains of seven killed when a mall plane crashed into this lake. >> it's shallow here. >> reporter: the control tower losing contact with the pilot. the flight departed yesterday from an airport just outside of nashville, bound for florida. >> lost communication. do you see anything? >> reporter: it crashed into a lake, three miles away. >> the initial observation of that

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in metro raleigh, north carolina, that number 50%, wilmington, more than 60% of stations reportedly without gas. >> this is potentially the most substantial and damaging attack on u.s. critical infrastructure ever. >> reporter: gas stations in at least seven states are reporting shortages from florida to virginia and supply issues appear to be creeping north. according to bloomberg distributors say they're now getting gas on a rationed basis in linden, new jersey, where the 5500-mile critical pipeline ends. a cyberattack five days ago forced its operator colonial pipeline to shut down the pipeline causingho >> it wa96o 98 all, but it's pot of the week it could go up another three to seven cents. it's the law of supply and demand. >> reporter: colonial is expected to decide today whether it can fully restart the pipeline, but it could take days to reach places because experts say the fuel moves only five miles per hour through the pipeline. energy secretary jennifer granholm asking people not to panic buy. >> much as there was no cause for, say, hoarding toilet paper at the beginning of the

we could see 2 huge explosions or little big goal, which is actually inside wilmington side default we couldn't see anything truck bishop. we found some sewage networks, some water pipe, destroyed the damage. the main road is also damaged. we entered inside some of the houses that completely completely destroyed from others are partially damaged. the hope is that if the g comes here are very simple houses palestinian functions of launched a new round of rockets from garza to these rail. at least 70 rockets fight over the past 24 hours. 12 people in israel had been killed in the conflict, including 2 children, is ready. tanks and troops remained gathered and on alerts near the border. palestinian israeli officials of cold for a general strike can a day of mourning in fashion after the killing of a 17 year old approach has to buy a ready police. mom and q one died from his injuries after being shot in the head by security forces. international goals for an end to the violence growing ahead of a un general assembly meeting later. germany's foreign minister hagar masses and television and