he will be spending ten weeks in new orleans, where there is never the slightest temptation to drink or do drugs. they were going to offer the class for the semester but they didn't want hunter on the faculty during spring break. so many kids showed up to register for the class, hunter said it was the longest lines he's ever did -- i mean seen. the class is described as focusing on the current state of the media landscape in the united states and how media polarization, fake news and the economics of the new business impact public policymaking in washington, d.c. they are asking hunter to speak about fake news. wasn't hunter's problem that the news accurately described his behavior? lucky for him they don't do that that often. this was the guy who recently admitted he loved crack so much he often forgot to wear pants. the only think that bothers him is when his line is cut with too much baking soda. i have no idea what that joke means. >> ryan: i don't have the interpretive arts. >> tyrus: you need a pan. it's complicated. betty crocker. >> greg: it's good with the bunsen burner. pro

we've got a risk of severe weather from detroit all the way down to panama city and new orleans today into this evening. tomorrow it ebs pands, 24 million people at risk golf ball to baseball sized hail, dallas, shreveport all the way into jackson as we move into saturday, we're looking at 7 million people as the risk moves into the central and southern gulf including the florida panhandle. here's what we're looking at rounds of rain for the upper midwest, scattered storms, detroit into the gulf. heavy rain tomorrow and late day storms in the south. as a lot more moisture comes up out of the gulf. saturday storms move into the southeast. more rain makes its way into the midwest and the mid-atlantic states here's what we're looking at rainfall wise from chicago all the way down to the gulf, we're looking at generally an inch, but some places could pick up anywhere from two to three inches of rain again, that dangerous hail and the possibility of tornados, we're going to watch this very closely over the next 48 hours we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 sec

is all because google bought the land underneath the new orleans style restaurant, it is part of their plan to develop the area around the station. rather than leave the restaurant in the middle of a construction site or even demolish it, google is pitching in to move the poorhouse to its new home. >> we will say this historic victorian house which was my family house and move into a historic neighborhood of little italy. it will gather more people before sap events and other things, just like san pedro square. i think it will be great for everybody. >> the building will be moved about a half mile away to john street. it will sit between henry high life in the italian cultural center and museum which is still under construction. >>> in east bay staple back in business. about an hour ago, you know she's welcomed back customers for the first time since the pandemic locked is all down. there is no live music just yet but they are serving sushi and cocktails. the venue has been around almost 50 years, raised nearly $200,000 in donations to help that reopening. >>> a couple is getting some

orleans. this batch of storms continue to move eastward and the snow across the rockies, for parts of colorado and wyoming as we get to the next couple days and speaking of snow, potential for heavy wet snow for the northeast thursday into friday, over a foot for parts of upstate new york and new england. that is big story is temperatures are cold enough for heavy snow. that is remarkable for mid april. there is your forecast, cooler than average across the northern tier and warmer across the gulf coast and southeast, severe thunderstorms as well. keep you up-to-date through the day. jillian: the transition period, thanks so much. democrats arguing about their push to pass president biden's infrastructure bill but as the battle heats up in congress democrats reportedly warming up to the idea of passing it without any republican support through reconciliation. fox news contributor and advisor to george w. bush karl rove. >> good morning, how are you? jillian: do they -- if they don't have joe m

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orleans. troy carter and karen carter peterson both vying for louisiana's 2nd district congressional seat. today's runoff is to fill a vacancy that became open after richmond stepped down to take a role as special adviser to president biden. eric: well, get ready to dig deeper in your walletting if you make big bucks. president biden preparing to unveil the second phase of his spending plan in the coming week, and that plan comes with a price tag of $1.5 trillion. the proposal is setting up a big fite on capitol hill -- fight on capitol hill. the president is seeking new taxes on the wealthy including nearly doubling the capital gains tax on americans who make more than $1 million a year. steve hayes, editor-in-chief of the dis. patch, also a fox -- dispatch, also a fox news contributor. the rich benefits from president trump's tax plan, now it's time to pay the piper. do you think this will be passed and what will be the impact? >> yeah, it's hard to say. even the biden administration is stil

fox 8 in new orleans as the coast guard asks for help in the search for a dozen workers after a lift boat capsized off the louisiana coast tuesday afternoon. one crew member died and six so far have been rescued. and this is a live look at the santa monica pier from fox 11 our affiliate out there in l.a. the big story tonight the debut of the uniforms to be worn by team u.s.a. at the close ceremony of the tokyo olympics. ralph la ren is the official outfitter. the games are he will scheduled to begin july 23rd. opening ceremony uniforms will be unveiled later. i'm sure we will have that, too. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ i want one moment in time ♪ ♪ when i'm more than i thought i could be ♪ when all of my that takes wealth. but this is worth. and that - that's actually worth more than you think. don't open that. wealth is important, and we can help you build it. but it's what you do with it, that makes life worth living. principal. for all it's worth. ah, a package! you know what this human ordered? a backache.

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cloud to ground lightning through new orleans. now it is on the coast. also stronger storms moving through alabama. all ahead of a storm system that's going to produce heavy rain in the midwest, and then going into tomorrow, makes its way into the northeast. it will be a washout for some areas on the coast and northeast, back into buffalo. as for rain, you can see three or more inches of rain on the >>> and we are cool to start. we do have some fog around the coastline. a live look in san francisco right now. expect to see sunshine, though, by the afternoon, with some slight warming, especially for the interior valleys. it is expected to remain pretty cool along the coastline, along with a slight sea breeze. not as gusty as what we saw yesterday. take a look at your daytime highs. upper 60s, low 70s for the south bay, the interior valleys, a high of 67 in oakland, san francisco, 63. full forecast at 7:00 a.m. >>> still ahead. my conversation with best selling author kristin hannah, how her mom inspired her to pick up a pen, what it is like to see her boo

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as we head into sunday, kind of. 70s towards new orleans. a lot of us on the east coast are below average. staying warmer out to the west coast. not just the numbers we're looking at, also active weather. rain coming down in states lining the gulf coast, that caused a flash flood >>> we've got a foggy start, especially around the coastline and in san francisco right now. 51 degrees, temperatures are fairly mild, but by the afternoon it's going to warm up significantly, especially in the interior valleys. we'll get plenty of sunshine, so don't expect that fog to linger all day long. here's a closer look at your microclimate highs. palo alto 75, san jose 76, morgan hill 78 and a couple of 80s in through the interior valleys. enjoy your saturday. >> that's the forecast in your neighborhood. kristen, peter, back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> still ahead, efforts to save the lobster >>> we're back this morning with "today" goes green. a special series in honor of earth month, special issues tied to the environment and climate. >> a look at ex

new orleans can be the only place in the country for you can a piÑa colada while strolling aimlessly trying to avoid touching people. speaking of not getting touched, you put millions of people in their early grades if you work for the expansion of telemedicine services so people could talk to a doctor coupled with medicare, countless disease, cancers and conditions untreated with dire results. one of the big barriers is often there are not on doctors in the area to treat the infirmed. you need to fill the bill, 40 states in the last year have honored out-of-state medical licenses and why shouldn't they? if you travel from ohio to texas to break your wrist, you think you can only be cured with sorcery? that people have fancy phone time with doctors to get things started. that's where 80% of medicine happens when you blah blah blah. if the doctors licensed in another state, it seems idiotic to prevent them from going a few hundred miles away. it's not like you will get arthritis advice from conrad murray. i mean, you could. but hookers hook, breeders break blues thanks drink. if someo

orleans. mountain snows out west. strong storms will be developing in the central plains. sunshine up and down the west coast. that's what's going on around the country. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. live look outside in dublin as we're walking out the door to sunshine and cool temperatures. it's going to warm up pretty fast today, heading into the low 50s for the next hour and then you can see the 70s we will see during the middle of the day. but you need a jacket if you're about to head out the door now as we go through the rest of the forecast. temperature in the 80s for inland areas p in spots like livermore. into the weekend, temperatures come down slightly as that sunshine continues. r. >>> let the favorite time of the morning begin! >> carson. >> first up, "west side story" again. yesterday, we showed you a look at the first trailer for spielberg's remake of the classic musical. it is safe to say we all fell in love with it well, we weren't the only ones rachel zegler,

i live in new orleans. new orleans is a town that openly welcomes guests, especially as we come out of the pandemic, we certainly want people from all over the country and all over the world to look at us as a destination for lively culture and for good times as the case may be. and so it saddened me that that's what people are seeing. i think it was a very unfortunate lapse of judgment in using that phrase, the good, the bad and the ugly in conjunction with slavery. >> representative -- >> but furthermore -- >> i'm sorry. i'll let you finish. >> what i was going to say. in the house education committee, i'm a mother to two young children, 2 and 4 years old. when i think about the work of the house education committee and senate education committee and overall of state government, we need to be focusing on our literacy rates. we just received a report that we have kindergarten, first, second and third graders falling behind in literacy. if you are behind in literacy in third grade, that is not a good progre

he will be teaching at tulane university in new orleans. polarization and public policy impact. they will discuss the current state of the media landscape and how fake news and the economics of the news business impact public policymaking in washington, d.c. she knows quite a bit about this. miranda, hard to believe this is real. couldn't resist getting your take on it. >> hi, tucker. it's amazing. we've always known that joe biden has called hunter biden the smartest man he knows. and turns out that wasn't fake news at all because hunter biden is now going to be a professor. and it's quite brilliant of tulane university to decide to get him to teach a class on fake news because no one is more of an expert in fake news than hunter biden. and he is not just an ordinary purveyor of fake news like "new york times" reporters who write that trump supporter's killed someone with a fire extinguisher. he has something extra special because he can turn real news into fake news. like for instance, our story about hunter biden's laptop last year. that was a real story. it was real news. an

new orleans, baton rouge, mobile, alabama, you're about to get it. there are a couple lines so it's not just one line pushing through, kind of several chances of seeing severe storms. that will press later on this afternoon across the florida panhandle and then up through the carolinas, virginia, and then eventually up towards the northeast, severe storm threat will diminish tomorrow, but you can see the center of this thing is still way back in the midwest. >> we'll check back in with you in a little bit. >>> we want to turn to other top stories. %-p following the death of queen elizabeth's husband prince philip. abc's maggie rulli joins us from buckingham palace with the latest. maggie, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, whit. yeah, this morning we've been hearing gun salutes and here at buckingham palace you can see a constant stream of people behind me. they have been here since yesterday showing their support and windsor castle, we've seen philip's children coming to pay their respects. just today prince edward and his wife sophie. they were

. >> the "new orleans times-picayune" says volunteers searching for seven men missing from a capsized boat have life jackets and other debris from the vessels. volunteers from the united states navy are conducting a search and air search for the missing crew members. the men disappeared two weeks ago when their oil boat sequel power overturned in stormy weather off the louisiana coast. the u.s. coast guard called off its search on april 19th. >> we're doing our best to try to find any one of the seven that are still missing. and i want saul ant want all of the families to know i'm pulling for everybody. >> six men were rescued from boat after it capsized. the bodies of six others have been recovered. >>> and "usa today" says chief justice john roberts will represent the supreme at president biden's address to a joint session of congress tomorrow night. a spokeswoman for the high court said roberts was the only one of the nine justices invited due to pandemic restrictions. in previous presidential addresses most of the justices were iattendance. the nine justices met on friday for thei

louis, cleveland, new orleans, i could name you every one of those. >> harris: we will have to go and make sure to get in the question. you have named the cities as leo asked. are you saying there is systemic racism to the point you can paint with one brush all those cops? i've lived in some of those places and they're beautiful. i lived in minneapolis. that was my last place before i came here. >> bill: i don't know why you are getting off on this issue. are you asking me how to make it better? let's be constructive and work together. here is what i want. i would like us to abolish most no knock warrants. i think they are really very dangerous. i think we should abolish most choke holds. i think we should have a major campaign to recruit black and latino youngsters to be police officers. we should get a police department that reasonably reflects the community it serves. these are not unreasonable suggests. this is the way to when make it better rather than yelling at each other. >> harris: i hear you saying that and i don't know that -- look, people can yell and argue and agree to di

after my courtship i worked for new orleans field office of the national labor board over three years my workon took me throught louisiana , mississippi, alabama, and florida panhandle. 1982 i went into private legal practice representing employees and unions. nsgradually my work focused mosy on american postal workers union. ftion and still is one of the largest postal unions with over 200,000 members today. my decades of experience with apw exposed me to the broad spectrum of postal regulatory and legal issues from rate to operations. my career also gave me important pin sights into the postal work force which is one of the most dedicated and skilled in the nation the covid pandemic has been a reminder that we are fortunate to have postal employees delivering for americans every day. we know that the usps provides stable middle class jobs in every community across the country. but to me, the krang achievement of the usps is its diversity. for many underrepresented communities including minorities, meaning veterans -- and veterans -- usps is first on the letter of economic opportunit

orleans, or anywhere else, if there is a capacity limit, and if that limit was 2350 people, there were 4 -- 250 people, if there were 4,000 people in that restaurant it would be shut down today. i asked both dr. fauci and dr. walensky would that facility be in cry violation of c.d.c. guidance? they both said yes. then i talked to them what's happening in the southern border. i asked them are these conditions in compliance with c.d.c. guidance? both dr. fauci and dr. walensky said no. we talked about the detention facility and the inhumane treatment of these young children. by the biden administration in that facility. and i asked dr. fauci, is that facility, conditions in which they are treating those young kids by the biden administration, in compliance with c.d.c. guidance? dr. fauci said no. dr. walensky the c.d.c. director testified the same exact way that, no, those are not in compliance. in fact, as we know they are coming across from mexico. do you know that the c.d.c. guidance designates mexico as the most dangerous nation right now along with probably a few others, but they ar

including zeta, which slammed into new orleans in late october. >>> all right. tonight the federal investigation into congressman matt gaetz has taken a dramatic turn. and it could be bad news for the florida republican and trump ally. an associate who's charged with sex trafficking is now negotiating a

in new orleans, a city reeling from a painful history of police killings, officers started a program, ethical policing is courageous or epic it uses peer pressure to stop misconduct >> we train our police officers to become active bystanders, so if they see a fellow police officer about to make a mistake, about to lose their cool, about to do something stupid, or about to actually commit some form of misconduct, they step up, they say something. >> reporter: the historic verdict in minneapolis now renewing calls for change nationwide >> gabe, it was good to see and hear those perspectives from the men and women in blue, but all of this comes as you know, after a year of protests that put police in the spotlight again. what do we know about how that has impacted the effort to reform departments from the inside >> reporter: well, craig, according to one survey, about 36% of police departments have reported a wave of resignations and retirements. it's also getting harder to recruit police officers. another report found that the l.a.p.d. morale is at an all-time low of course, you know, t

toronto, new york, new orleans and other places across the country. i think it is really important for us to reclaim and to double down on hollywood and really capitalize off of the the the t some of the benefits of being associated with a diverse workplace. of course, as california goes, increasingly that is where the rest of the nation is headed. >> entertainment production is a very important part of the california economy. it is big business. in employees hundreds of thousands of people. so many businesses. also, it impacts tourism. filmtourism is in california. people want to travel to california so they can see where their favorite movie was shot. that has a positive impact on the economy and draws people here to our beautiful state. i am looking forward to the academy museum. it is a beautifula beautifula bl cultural history of the filmmaking here. i am so excited for the official opening. >> i have been living in new york and i moved to l.a. it was the idea of what else is out there? what else is available? california and los angeles in partic

fox 8 in new orleans as tulane university invites hunter biden to be a guest speaker as part of a course called media polarization and public policy impacts. the write-up says he will discuss, quote: fake news. and this is a live look at john f. kennedy international airport. one of the big stories being covered there by fox 5 in new york tonight a man is caught at the airport allegedly trying to smuggle in 35 live finches from gianna stuffed inside plastic hair cure curlers. the birds are used in high stakes singing contests popular in brooklyn and queens. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ i like the bird ♪ only fly away ♪ i don't know where my soul is ♪ i don't know where my home is ♪ and baby, all i need for you ♪ today let's paint with behr ultra scuff defense... so that you can live that scuff-free life. honey, i'm home! honey! scuff defense. i love our scuff-free life. behr ultra scuff defense. exclusively at the home depot. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping tri

and that's why baltimore police department, like my former department in new orleans, is under a federal consent decree and we are essentially in a complete makeover of a department. and that's why i believe the justice department will in its investigation probably find patterns and practices of unconstitutional policing and it's very likely minneapolis will be in a consent decree as well. now, in our makeover, it is because the system was bad, everything from recruitment to hiring to training to policies, to practice and protocols, supervision technology, here are the good apples. this is what trevor was talking about with good apples. we need a peer intervention program where we teach officers how to step in front of colleagues when a bad act is to happen. and what we need is for more good officers to step you the without being retaliated against and without having -- without being punished for stepping up to do the right thing, to prevent bad things from happening. there's a wonderful program called able activate bystandership. >> i guess the question is, can everybody get to yes on t

in new orleans, a city reeling from painful history of police killings, officers start a program, ethical policing is courageous, or epic. it uses peer pressure to stop misconduct >> we train our police officers to become active bystanders sore if they see a fellow police officer about to make a mistake, about to lose their cool, about to do something stupid, or about to actually commit some form of misconduct, they step up, they say something. >> reporter: the historic verdict in minneapolis, now renewing calls for change nationwide for "the news," i'm gabe gutierrez. >>> they followed all the recommendations. masks all the way, distanced all the time now, cashing in. a year's worth of missed hugs and reuniting with the grandparents >>> and looking at lessons from the nba bubble new data on how covid spread there may hold the key to how other sports leagues and even companies gather in the future dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad was sold for less than $24; a playstation for less than $16; and a 4k television for less than $2. go to dealdash.com right now and see ho

or this -- it's one of the most iconic names among new orleans restaurants. but brennan's has gone through some tough times recently until a third generation family member came to the rescue. we will take you there on "the dish." that and so much more is ahead. >>> first, our top story -- new information in the mass shooting at a fedex facility. the identities of the eight people gunned down in indianapolis have been released. they range in age from 19 to 74. four of them were members of the sikh religious community. police say they have not determined a motive, but the gunman who took his own life was a former employee of fedex. at the white house friday, president biden renewed his call for congress to enact gun-control measures. he described the country's mass shootings as, quote, a national embarrassment. >>> buckingham palace is downplaying any family drama ahead of this morning's funeral for prince philip, the husband of queen elizabeth. the service is being kept small, honoring covid restrictions and philip's wishes to keep it low key. charlie d'agata

flash flooding through new orleans as well. then georgia, the carolinas tomorrow for more severe weather. then lifting up through the mid-atlantic tomorrow night. d.c., philly, new york, heavy rain and wind by sunday morning here in the northeast. david? >> rob marciano, we'll be watching this weekend. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, the political headline this evening. caitlyn jenner is now running for governor of california. the former olympian and reality star and transgender activist could become the most high-profile republican candidate in the country. she's challenging gavin newsom who will likely face a recall election in the fall for his handling of the pandemic, including restrictive lockdowns. >>> tonight, president biden and the climate summit with world leaders. and the president finding common ground with russian president vladimir putin on the final day of the virtual summit. president biden praising putin for his efforts to reduce russia's climate emissions. despite their disagreements, the president saying, q

you can see as we head into the weekend, 88 in abilene, 80 in new orleans on sunday, pittsburgh 64. charlotte looking at a temperature of 77 degrees. that's what's going on around the country. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at our temperatures today we'll reach into the upper 60s and low 70s. it's really going to be a nice afternoon. plan to get out there and enjoy it. our temperatures will be pretty much the same tomorrow, and we start to warm up just a few degrees, heading into the weekend, but as you can see, there's no rain in this forecast and by early next week, we'll reach into the upper 70s, reaching 78 degrees as we peak by next monday. >> craig obviously not watching a lot of bugs bunn 1y50 >> craig obviously not watching a lot of bugs bunny. left turn at albuquerque was a classic bugs bunny. >> i have to ketchup. >> we've used the line come up with something fresh. >> it was right there. literally right there. >> we've done it all we've done it already. you can't do a re-run pun within the same segment >> stop getting saucy. >> now, there

skyler henry, cbs news, little orleans, maryland. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," police reform in the wake of the derek chauvin trial. we'll take you to washington state where they are taking a new approach to training law enforcement. >>> plus in our series eye on earth, our planet in peril, we mark phillips introduces us to the first vegan carbon neutral soccer team. >>> and actor riz ahmed talks to anthony mason about the muse sickal "sound of metal." that's it for "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

orleans under president obama. now he is reportedly being chosen by president obama to head up the criminal division at the justice department. will he have a missive but it will include the overall management of the van 6th prosecutions. and as president biden chooses all these nominees for important positions and homeland security positions, basically all these nominees announced as seen as reformers and progressives in their fields, we remain quite struck as a country, stuck in this loop that we seem to not be able to get out of. in virginia, body cam footage release of officers pepper spraying an army medic. the reason he didn't have a standard license plate on his car is because the car was brand new. it did have a proper dealer-issued temporary plate on t nevertheless, they pulled him over and treated him like this. here is the video that was just released of that incident this weekend. >> you received an order. obey it. >> i'm honestly afraid to get out. >> yeah. dude, you should be. get out. get out. >> get

you see how we respond to new orleans, california or texas. people who are victims for no reason because of what happens because of a natural disaster. '09 was a banker-driven scandal, and then, people wanted to kill 500,000 bankers. that's different. >> does that help biden's case to get this done or hurt it? >> honestly -- >> was that an oy? >> christie,do you want to comment? >> very well put, sara. very well put. >> so glad we saw you last week. >> you're already a veteran. >> ten seconds left. >> all right. both sides are going to argue that this helps their case, that this is part of their message. the republican base saying this is the trump recovery, and you have the biden folks saying without me, it would be less than it is. i think in the end, you have another base election coming in 2022, the same thing we've seen repeated over and over again. you want to talk about the republicans doing everything to stop biden? welcome to the last four years of the democrat. >> that is going to be the last word in the lively round table. thank you

we were sent the king cake for years from a company down in new orleans. i never had it before and i have a recipe for it. it is so delicious. you have got to put that in your cookbook. steve: somebody winds up with the little. ainsley: with the little charm, right? steve: indeed. brian: straight up 7:00 eastern time talk about one of the biggest problems in the country that most are ignoring. not if they are a member of the border patrol and texas rangers and not if they're a border state and probably noticed influx of kids in your schools in the local community if you are in a situation where you can actually get your kids to the classroom. and a letter from a republican named senator to joe biden from senator ted cruz really explains it ted cruz one of the many lawmakers taken the time to go to the border and get away from the media and just see what was happening at night with the border patrol and then he met with the press. he put a letter together for joe biden to absorbed which says this there were cases after cases this is in the donna fittings of

orleans. we have a severe thunderstorm warning that has just expired but we still have those flash flood watches and warnings that are bringing all of this moisture streaming in from the gulf of mexico. the further north we go across the rockies and the central u.s. colder than average freeze advisories are in effect and heavy snow in the forecast for the next 12 to 24 hours. can you see that across the rockies in towards the plain states. and then we have know in the forecast for the northeast, including upstate new york in towards new england where we could get several inches of snow. perhaps a foot or more in the mountains. so, yes, sometimes in april it snows. pete, ainsley, brian, back to you. ainsley: it's that transition period. slowly inching in to spring. janice: yep. brian: puts liner back in our jackets. pete: spring identifies as winter here. ainsley: 7:47 on the east coast. thanks, j.d. she stood by her husband's side after he was blinded while he was serving our country in iraq a

orleans you see now is not the new orleans i grew up in. if you look at this area here, prior to katrina, this whole area was a public housing development. >> that was all public housing. >> all of this was public housing. when the storm came, we got very little water. but they declared a national emergency. came with guns and state police and they're lining buses on that interstate as far as the eye can see. told you to get on the bus. and you didn't even know where you was going. so they put all of the poor people out. >> and many of those people found out they weren't ever going to be able to go back home because the city tore down their affordable housing and did not rebuild it. >> it ain't right to do us like that. >> what is this now? >> that's private now. >> it's not public -- >> that's private. >> some developer got it? >> yeah. >> do people live back there? >> you can live back there if you've got money. the government said they wanted new orleans to be more affluent. a way to do that was to get rid of poor people. >> now about 10

new orleans is fortunate. we've already done some feasibility studies, so we're far along and we've done traffic studies that show that the removal of the highway will not in any way impede traffic. but how to get it down is going to be our next thing from just a managing the physical environment standpoint. but then there are other things we certainly have to begin thinking about equity and there is a lot in president biden's plan that speaks to building equity when things like urban highways are removed. >> well, amy stelly, we'll have to leave it there for today but we hope you'll come back and see us and talk to us about the progress of this. it was really good to talk to you about this. >> i'd be happy to return. thank you for having me. >> wonderful. >>> and coming up in our next hour, we'll continue our conversation on president biden's infrastructure plan. california congressman john garamendi joins me after the break to discuss the difficulties ahead for getting the proposal through congress. stay wit

i was just in new orleans. new orleans is doing fantastically at the moment. they vaccinated close to 30% of their population fully compared to only 25% for the rest of the country. throughout rural louisiana, numbers are really lagging and it's notable new orioles went through a period, steph, where it had the highest covid infection rate in the world anywhere last march for a two-week period. i spoke with dr. jeffrey elder from mc health in new orleans and he described the experience the rest of the state is receiving with covid. take a listen. >> other parts of the state such a surge, including us, over the summer last year and into the holidays, november, december, january. we've done a lot better. but those numbers can come back. if we don't do all of the right things and get everybody vaccinated, we will see additional surges. we just want people to know we know how bad it gets, we don't need to be there again. we can protect ourselves by getting vaccinated. >> steph, i would point out another crucial component of all of this is children. the u.s. popula

my parents took me around clubs in new orleans when i was 10 years old. put me in piano lessons. ms. shirley william. (laughs) just so much-- so much has happened, this moment is a culmination of a series of miracles. that's what every conversation with jon batiste isreich. by the way, it is is, ah-ha! and itd not b mor beautiful and beautifully said last night, jon. what an amazing achievement. especially considering for some of us, the greatest accomplishment of the last year was washing our sweatpants once a month. six months. i will eventually wash them. the mustard stains make a lovely camouflage pattern. i can hide in front of a bunch of mustard. today, jon woke up bright and early to talk about his win with gayle and the kingettes on cbs this morning this morn >> does stephen colbnelook f a r >> (laughs) stephen sent me a on the night, it was great. we were gonna facetime as well. >> you didn't answer the question. >> stephen: yeah, jon. answer the question. because if you leave, i'll just get a different oscar-winning band leader. say hello to: anthony hopkins and stay fa

right now louisiana getting a slight break, but this is a lower elevation area from new orleans to baton rouge so easily flooded. and that's why flash flood watches, they're put in place due tomorrow morning an additional 1 to 3 inches with some isolated spots up to 4 inches even into the florida panhandle we'll watch mobile into panama city due slightly cooler for the central plains into northern texas. we see the highs in the lower 60s. i have snow from coast to coast. we'll talk about that coming up. >> what is wrong with that sentence right there janessa, we'll check in with you then >>> when we return, the disaeancofriinpprae kst smart. >>> why egypt is seizing the ship that blocked the suez canal. way longer than detergent alone. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry. with 6 times the freshness ingredients, downy unstopables gives you more of what you love. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. ♪ surprise all the moms in your life this mother

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including zeta, which slammed into new orleans in late october. >>> all right. tonight the federal investigation into congressman matt gaetz has taken a dramatic turn. and it could be bad news for the florida republican and trump ally. an associate who's charged with sex trafficking is now negotiating a plea deal and may be ready to cooperate with prosecutors. cbs's major garrett has the late developments. >> reporter: congressman matt gaetz potentially in more legal jeopardy tonight. his close associate joel greenberg charged with sex trafficking last summer is expected to plead guilty to some federal charges. greenberg could cooperate in a separate federal probe of gaetz. greenberg, according to sources, used so-called sugar daddy websites to locate female partners for the congressman. greenberg's attorney spoke to reporters today. >> based on what my client knows, okay -- see, i thought if i kept on talking i would avoid these questions. and not to say -- i'm sure matt gaetz is not feeling very comfortable today. >> reporter: gaetz, a close friend and politic

that's your native son, city of new orleans. welcome to "fox & friends." will cain, pete hegseth and jedediah bila. pete: good morning to all of you. thank you for watching us and making us the most-watched morning show on cable television. we are honored. we're grateful that you do so. in fact, my last diner was in new orleans, doc's diner. folks there were fantastic. and an update on my brisket, it's now been in the smoker for 4 hours and 43 minutes, and i'll be eating it in 6 hours. hope you have a brisket. jedediah: i love that you have the timer. i bet you can almost taste it. i know you, pete. good for you for planning, and thank you, everyone, for joining us. beautiful skylines throughout the morning, tampa, miami, now new orleans, i know you're joining us from around the country. we appreciate that every single weekend, and we're going to start this hour with the crisis that's happening, unfortunately, at our southern border. and it is a humanitarian crisis. the biden administration is currently being called out for treating that crisis like a capa

orleans for the last playoff spot. >>> baseball, brandon croft sporting a loose headband and it was the lucky charm. alex dickinson checks his leaguer will fall. and then there was a race around third. top of the fifth, now tied at one, there was a twofer shot off logan webb in colorado then had a 3-1 lead. already his fifth home run of the year. crawford with a line drive on to the arcade free run, this proved to be the game-winner, giants win their third straight 4-3. and then a line drive off the five, he stayed in the game, oakland leading houston to-zero the fifth inning. the next half inning, with bases loaded and two outs, a base hit into centerfield and a two round score.ácut the deficit 6-3 the eight, downtown south gave some insurance with a solo home run to the top of the second. the a's win their second straight 7-3 and they take two out of three from houston. right now it is early evening japan. the question is can those false over there stay up long enough to see the final round of the masters. the weather hit augusta national causing in our 50 minute delay, justin ro

six people injured when someone opened fire at a 12-year-old's birthday party at a new orleans suburb. all told at least nine dead and several wounded just in weekend violence in six states. since the atlanta area spa shootings on march 16th, there have been at least 50 mass shootings reported in the united states. >> when you see people getting killed, i mean, in this last month it's just been horrifying what's happened. how can you say that's not a public health issue? >> reporter: what also has health professionals and public officials worried is the idea of americans simply accepting this kind of mass gun violence. >> we must guard against resignation or even despair. the assumption that this is simply how it must be and that we might as well set used to it. >> reporter: president biden has in recent weeks announced some executive actions on gun control, including a measure to eliminate kits that people can buy to build untraceable guns at home. the president also wants to ban assault-style weapons and high capacity magazines and establish stricter background checks for gun purcha

more than 20 million people are under the threat of tornadoes, hail, extreme wind from new orleans all the way to wilmington, north carolina. flash flooding also possible across the entire southeast and models show another possible round of severe storms next week for oklahoma, kansas, as well as the southern plains. >>> house republicans gathering in orlando for an annual retreat. some are worried an unfolding power struggle between former president trump and mitch mcconnell could damage the party and hurt their chances. liz cheney said they'll focus on getting the gop back to conservatism back to its core. cheney said she didn't invite the former president. joining us is the director of republican accountability project and a former top advisor for vice president mike pence. what's the potential damage if republican leadership, elected leadership can't find common ground with their former elected leader, donald trump? >> i think this puts the republican party in a very difficult spot going forward. right now we're in a situation where trumpism continues to, i would say, cause great d

[ laughter and applause ] there's a bar in new orleans that was offering "shots for shots." you get one, you take one. on alaska's kenai peninsula, ems personnel are bringing the vaccine to any house or business that has more than three people. unfortunately only two people live on the kenai peninsula. [ laughter ] this must be very annoying to canada. they have a surge of cases, they're way behind on vaccines, and we're giving out free mojitos to convince these idiots to get it. [ laughter ] everybody wanted these shots and now we have too many. the vaccine equivalent of fidget spinners. [ laughter ] you know who could have used the vaccine? ted nugent. ted nugent, a man who repeatedly claimed the pandemic wasn't real, covid wasn't real, guess what he has in covid. it's real. [ laughter ] he says he's been very sick for the past ten days. so let's take a moment to relive some of his golden covid moments. >> it's not a real pandemic. that's not a real vaccine. i'm sorry. ha! covid 1 through 18 didn't shut anything down, but whoa, covid-19! covfefe. let me put this mask on. b

host: what are the rules in new orleans for wearing a mask? caller: i always wash my hands and that kind of stuff. host: ok, shelton, calling on the yes line. this is brad from kentucky saying i don't follow the mask mandate, it's silly and useless, covid hardly affects my age group and i engage in lots of what faucher would describe as risky behavior and i like it and ain't quitting anytime soon. this message says yes, masks work and i think it is because we have been wearing masks that we need vaccine passports asap and i'm also fully masking it -- vaccinated and will continue wearing masks. lynn through -- lynn from massachusetts. matthew on facebook says no, the government can't even balance a budget. amy on facebook says yes, the guidance comes from public health experts. anyone who doesn't follow it is ignorant and selfish. the facebook page is facebook.com/c-span. john and bismarck, north dakota, saying he follows the guidelines . john, good morning. caller: i follow the cdc guidelines to appoint, but north dakota recently passed in thi

. >> we're joined by the national urban league president and ceo and former mayor of new orleans. we should note mark is married to our saturday co-host michelle miller. that's a good thing because we love michelle. mark, thank you for joining us. mark, you heard the number that tony just said, 55% of americans in our poll said they approve of president biden's handling of race relations. how do you think he's doing? >> first, thank you for having me. good morning, anthony. the president has been purposeful and intentional about including racial justice components in every policy he's undertaken in the first 100 days. in covid he's expanded community-based vaccination sites. in the cabinet with vice president harris and all the way through, he's had the most diverse cabinet in modern american history, and the american rescue plan, there are anti-poverty provisions and provisions to assist businesses owned by people of color, including african americans. and his commitment to racial justice, his forward-leaning support for the george floyd justice and policing act, the minimum wage

i mean, here the new orleans, we're doing a program called shot for shots, meaning you go to a local bar, there's music, you get a free shot and you get a free shot for it. that's probably not the best way to have all of america vaccinated. the best way is to have people feel really comfortable with this vaccine. so tell me, what can you when the johnson & johnson news comes out, the astrazeneca news comes out, not to convince people that are dedicated anti-vaxers, but just the normal person saying, is this safe or not? >> first of all, it's an honor, mr. isaacson, to share a panel with you. i think the cdc really needs to come out quickly and i'm sure they will on narrower guidelines on who can receive the johnson & johnson vaccine safely. stipulating a certain age requirement, there's a lot that uncertain. we're dealing with six to eight cases. this is an exceptionally rare side effect. if this is truly linked to the johnson & johnson vaccine, this blood clot in the brain, but it's going to be hard to navigate -- separate reality from perception and optics. so i do think that stipu