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everett piper as well as philadelphia public school teacher and author of the book exploring white fragility, debating the effect of whiteness studies on american schools christopher paslay. appreciate you being there. let's start with you dr. piper. were you shocked when you heard this sound from this recorded conversation. >> no. once again, my industry, education has proven itself to be a problem more than the solution. when you teach safe spaces and microaggressions and trigger warnings, when you teach these childish ideas in the academy, you shouldn't be surprised to find a bunch of students and teachers that behave like children and say i don't like your ideas. you make me feel bad. i want you to be canceled. i want you to be silenced. i want you to be investor bow investor bow continue and expelled from schools. education isn't supposed to be safe it's supposed to be good. this is a christian school they should understand the 2,000 year admonition of saint paul set aside these childish things and childish ideas and grow up. education is supposed to been pursuing what's good and right

. >>> then we will go to philadelphia for one of the best thai restaurants in the country. but you will not be served the popular pad thai in this place. we'll explain why and see the colorful and incredible dishes served up by james beard nominee nok suntaranon. that and so much more is ahead. >>> first, remembering britain's prince philip. a gun salute which is expected to last for 40 minutes just got under way across the united kingdom. n trib in tribute to the prince who died at age 99. prince philip is known for his devotion to queen elizabeth, wife of 37 years, and guiding the changes through a moder world. flags have been lowered to half staff in the uk. funeral plans are expected to be announced today. charlie d'agata is out windsor castle with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. people have been told to stay away from windsor castle, but they've been gather flooding small numbers in -- gathering in small numbers in honor of his death and in remembrance of his life. [ bell ] the tenor bell tolled 99 times at westminster abbey. from pick deli

federal authorities say the incident took place during the flight from philadelphia to orlando last august. southwest says no passengers were aware of the situation, but some crew members were. the pilot quitting before the company knew about the allegations. the airline is now cooperating with federal investigators. >>> and the other aviation headline tonight. major headaches today for travelers trying to book flights. a computer outage preventing customers from buying tickets on united, delta and american airlines'websites. the issue apparently stemming from a problem with google software, preventing customers from seeing flight and fare information. google now says it has fixed the issue. >>> when we come back tonight, the big game this evening and the history made overnight. the women champs and what the coach said about winning when she made history. severe rheumatoid arthritis. to and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. tha

we had one in philadelphia. but do you really want to come up with a statement and say under no circumstances should police ever chase someone with a handgun. at the time, police knew they had shots fired. they didn't even know if they had anybody shot or not. he could having pursuing an individual wanted for battery. you know. it's complicated. and it's hard to really take a look at that and say, well, you know, we need to stop doing this or stop doing that. part of police work. believe me, it is tragic. i'm sure the officer right now is going through an awful lot. right now, the pressure is on the superintendent and also on the state's attorney because there's a lot of public pressure. i just hope they can make an oobtive review of this. whatever decision they make, not based on pressure, but based on what is the right things to do, based on the facts and circumstances of this case. and, again, personally, i think from the perspective of reasonableness from the use of force, i think this is going to be a tough

expect to produce about $3 billion, this as we learn of a disturbing national trend taking place in philadelphia, and officials warn 4,000 doses are set to expire today. fortunately enough people heard that call and they have come up with a plan to get all of them administered. >> that's good. but the widespread vaccine hesitancy as the former u.s. surgeon general calling on the former president trump to step up and encourage his supporters to get vaccinated. dr. jerome adams argues that to reach herd immunity we need trusted voices like former trump to get their shot, and that's something we heard kamala harris doing today in baltimore. >> i am here on behalf of the president and myself to say thank you, and let's roll up your sleeves and get your shot and keep moving. >> let's talk about children as young as six months old that are part of a covid vaccine trial happening at stanford university. we have a doctor from stanford and she signed up her two young sons to be part of the trial. dr. goode, thank you for being with us. one of your sons is just seven months old, and he's part of the trial

police chief and philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey saying, the officer's actions were reasonable. >> in my opinion, tragic as it was, the shooting was reasonable. it was less than a second, literally, less than a second from the time the officer saw that gun in his hand to the time he fired that shot. >> reporter: chicago's mayor telling reporters she's seen no evidence that the teen shot at police, but would not say if she believed that toledo was holding a weapon. the mayor growing emotional when talking about the video. >> no parent should ever have a video broadcast widely of their child's last moments. much less be placed in the terrible situation of losing their child in the first place. >> push your hands behind your back! >> reporter: also at the scene that night, 21-year-old ruben roman. arrested and charged with reckless discharge of a firearm and endangerment of a child. a child whose mother is now grieving. >> they couldn't shoot at his leg, his arm, up in the air, i don't know, but not kill my baby. >> rahema ellis reporting for us from chicago. i am joined now by kr

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recruit from new york to get people to go to philadelphia. that is before what's happened with the pandemic. and the whole deemphasis on police. lawrence, thank you so much. i hope it comes to a point you can go to portland again. >> i hope. so. brian: that's how bad it's getting. thanks, lawrence. reached out to the portland police department for a statement. nothing yet. thank you to lawrence jones. meanwhile, straight ahead in the final hour she was tapped to lead the response to the border crisis 12 years ago, yet still no press from her v.p. kamala harris. senator john kennedy reacts in the only way he knows how. ♪ all night long ♪ you're going my way st♪ ur own style. and you - yes, you! turned a sourdough starter. into a sourdough finisher. so when you learn your chronic dry eye is actually caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation ...you take it on by talking to your eyecare professional about restasis®... ...which may help you make more of your own tears e ... patients using anti-inflammatory eye drops or tear duct

we're working again. >> reporter: now, president biden's next stop is in philadelphia. he'll be speaking outside the 30th street station and he's doing so to commemorate the 50th anniversary of amtrak. kenneth. >> the return of amtrak for the 46 longtime senator turned president. ike, thank you. >>> time for a look at your friday weather. the wildfire threat in southern california remains high amid unseasonably hot temperatures and low humidity. this one in ventura county forced some evacuation orders which were later lifted. more thunderstorms today for texas and the western gulf coast. rain also in new england. but most of the northeast will have strong winds today. up to 60 miles an hour. new york reaches 68 degrees today. very hot in southern california and the southwest. 70s from the northern rockies all the way to the southeast. you got 82 in new orleans. >>> coming up, amazon announces when it's rolling out big deals in the coming months. >>> also ahead, multiple arrests in the kidnapping of lady gaga's dogs. how police say they tracked down the suspects. >>> and

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an explosion in philadelphia blew off the front of the home injuring one person. and this sheriff's deputy had her hands full, moving a ten foot alligator found under a parked car at an apartment complex. >> and finally. >> three, two, one. >> our friend savannah, craig, sheinelle and dylan got first doses of the pfizer covid vaccine live on the "today" show plaza. >> so fantastic to see everyone getting vaccinated. dylan, peter and i got our first shots last weekend. hurt a little bit. peter said he didn't feel it. dylan, i know you had jitters. >> mine stung. i don't know if it was because there was a countdown on the plaza. never had a countdown for a shot. i am halfway there. i feel like i am turning a corner. it is exciting. >> kristin recorded when they gave me the shot, i was like make sure the needle went in, i did not feel it, my biggest concern. talk about that more. >>> still to come on "today," will prince harry and meghan markle go to england for prince phip's funeral. il >>> good morning, everyone. you're watching "today in the bay." let's bring you

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. >> what happened when they met together in philadelphia to ysrevise the articles and it turns into basically a complete overhaul for the constitutional system. they establish a power of congress to assess what they call exercises imposts and duties on the public. duties on the public. one of the whiskey. if you are one of my forefathers hanging out in western pennsylvania which was really the frontier of that time, this was someone in washington saying you have to pay tax and it didn't feel like what they had fought for which was everybody gets a say. it's like the king is coming back and that we have this tax. >> so, if you came into the area to beat a tax collector, you can have your tax office vandalized and one of the worst things that could happen to you is you could be tarred andas feathered it took george washington himself to quell thech rebels. >> the commander-in-chief actually serves as the commander-in-chief and rides out with his army. >> 12950 soldiers came to this area. that's a larger force then washington had ever commanded in the revolutionary war. >> it's eventua

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that is equivalent to populations of philadelphia and dallas combined. a live look at the coronavirus tracker from john hopkins university. more than 560,000 people have died in the u.s., most deaths of any country followed by brazil and mexico. city health officials in san francisco are adopting new guidance from cdc about what fully vaccinated people can do. city health director says those fully vaccinated in san francisco can attend small indoor gatherings with other fully vaccinated friends and loved ones without masks and without having to physically distance. leaders hope that the new guidelines will encourage more people to be vaccinated. >>> the time is 6:08. ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, why a california hiker at the center of an incredible rescue story could now be facing charges along with a hefty bill. >>> dr. faucheesi himself. >> what they're hoping to accomplish. >>> we are live in windsor as this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help kee

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philadelphia by saturday, 64. 71 in richmond. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. . seconds. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a live look outside in walnut creek, we're starting out all clear, and it's chilly out there, some mid-40s right now. as we go into today, we'll see our temperatures making it into the mid-70s, a pretty significant warmup this afternoon, and even warmer tomorrow, reaching up to 82 degrees. we continue with a little bit of taste of summer, but it will turn windy, and slightly cooler for the weekend. >> and that is your latest weather. hoda >> al, thank you >>> just ahead, can a school punish a student for something they say off campus? >> the battle over a cheerleader's profanity-laced post that is about to reach the u.s. supreme court this morning, we're going to hear from the family at the center of a major free speech case >>> plus, an inside look at a massive crackdown and trial against the italian mafia 30 years in the making. kei

let's go live to philadelphia. if you look at it, it would be an incredible waste, polo. >> reporter: it absolutely would, brianna. the city has been pushing really hard to get those doses administered. it's very possible by now many of those 4,000 doses have already been administered. that number could be significantly down. regardless of that, that's pretty telling. here, philly has been doing everything they can to make it nearly impossible to get a vaccine. this particular site in downtown philadelphia, it's a fema-run site. they've stayed open for walkup folks late yesterday and plan to do so today. they're even offering free transit for people to get the vaccine. a spokesperson put it it pretty clearly, writing, the city is encouraging all philadelphians to come down and be vaccinated. everyone in philadelphia is eligible. no line, no wait, no i.d. required, no insurance, no cost. they're putting this out because this is a site built to handle about 6,000 people a day in terms of vaccination. now they're o do

"philadelphia" is going to hit a shortfall. any place where these lunatics are with the defund the police crowd. 95% of the shootings this year are people of color. they are the victims. the defund the police crowd is doing the exact opposite. they are hurting people of color. jesse: the police departments are responding to 911 calls seeking help to stop the violence. that's why they are there, to save lives. all right, nick, i couldn't put it better myself. thanks for coming on "watters' world." i appreciate your insight. joe biden caught bribing auto companies with 6:00 p.m. eastern. now we take you back to "watters' world." jesse: we love infrastructure. but joe biden's green new deal infrastructure isn't about infrastructure. and it isn't about global warming. it's corporate welfare. tucked into his $2 trillion is $174 billion for electric car production. biden is taking tax dollars to the american work -- from the share can workers and giving it to the big three auto companies. they put up no money. manufacture a fleet of

we have a wind warning for philadelphia. boston, hartford, new york, 62 million people impacted. highest wind gust will be this afternoon to this evening, 55-mile-an-hour winds are expected. storms along the gulf coast. this weekend, some fantastic weather from the midwest to the northeast, sunday should be gorgeous. look at that, 85 and sunny, low humidity in washington, d.c. good stuff out there this weekend. should be enjoyable. >> sounds like it will be a great day at churchill downs. >>> still ahead, the white house says the u.s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan has begun. that's not all we are learning about that situation on the ground. we'll be back in a moment. we'll be back in a moment. r, they were immigrants from italy and somewhere along the way that man changed his name and transformed himself into a successful mid-century american man. he had a whole life that i didn't know anything about. he was just my beloved grandpa. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com facing leaks takes strength. so here's to the strong, w

fda's advisory panel and the director of the vaccine education center at the children's hospital of philadelphia. dr. offit, good morning. let's start with these problems with the j&j vaccine. with the supply dropping all of a sudden, do you think that's a major setback for the progress toward getting everybody vaccinated? >> i don't think so. i think we're leaning right now most heavily on the two mrna vaccines, pfizer and moderna which i think between them we should still be able to have enough vaccines for everybody who would benefit from it hopefully by the summer. >> that is good news. what, though, about these unusual symptoms, some people say they've been experiencing after getting the j&j vaccine, are those of concern to you? >> not really. i think what's happened actually at a few of those sites is people got anxious, so they started to hyperventilate. they had tingling in their hands and feet and they felt nauseated, sometimes vomited. and when you see one person do that at a site, that makes you all the more anxious. that's what happened at a few sites but the sites are back up and ru

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family and surrounded by talk about that sense of duty and humility and putting other corpse for prince philadelphia, the queen before everything, putting his country before everything and you just have to wonder what goes through his mind. what prince philip thought about the interview. and at that time that harry made the decision, that was hurtful to the queen and the duke of edinburgh he didn't want her to be upset and he removed himself from sandringham. and his sense of duty was impeccable and advised his family if they were going to give interviews not to discuss themselves and what is talked about less is the relationship between those two and actually what they had in common and it was in a way their mischievous sense of humor and in particular their desire to go their own way and harry said about his grandfather, the duke of edinburgh like a fish swimming up the river doing his own thing and going his own way. and i think that the duke of edinburgh would recognize in harry the desire to go his own way and do his own thing and respect living his own life even though the details of that he m

one is at the national constitutional center in philadelphia. the very first amendment proposed by congress isn't the one involving freedom of speech. it says resolve there shall be one representative in congress for every 30,000 inhabitants. if that amendment had passed there would be 6,000 representatives in congress today. which is about the same size interestingly of the athenian assembly that the founders believed degenerated into demagogues and is also the size of the chinese national congress today. the reason they were so concerned about the size of apportionment is because they wanted enough representatives to be responsive to their constituents but not so many that the size of the assembly would become unwieldy and degenerate into demagogues. and here their cautionary tale is cleon in athens, who caused them to invade sparta and causing the war. subsequent scholarship has suggested that aristotle and plato and later anti-democrats may have done them injustice an athenian democracy was more effective in producing economic stability and

thousands of police officers in philadelphia. he says it is the perfect storm. we're anticipating the department will be understaffed by several hundred members because hundred of guys are either retiring or taking other jobs and leaving the department. meanwhile congresswoman ilhan omar from minnesota says this coming week she will announce a measure to create a federal board that would investigate police misconduct, taking investigations from the local level. it would be similar to the national transportation safety board, ntsb which investigates accidents. she told a local station in minneapolis, this will be a proactive board that does the work of our country. making sure the agents of the law are taking their oath seriously and the work they're doing helps communities feel safe. right now the department of justice, reporting on the past few days, investigating the minneapolis police department after thekying of george floyd. i'm told the investigation could take more than a month, even more than a year. back to you three. pe

he will be in philadelphia today. yesterday he was in duluth for a drive in rally. he is asking for a multi trillion dollar investment by congress inamilies and the country's infrastructure. weijia jiang has the story. >> i want to thank you, the people of georgia. >> reporter: president biden made georgia the first stop on a tour to sell his infrastructure proposals. the state gave them control of the senate and approved the covid relief package. >> we passed one of the most consequential rescue bills in history. >> reporter: he wants to spend $4 trillion on infrastructure plans, one that focuses on creating new jobs with projects to rebuild the nation, the other supporting families with measures like universal preschool, tuition free community college, expanded child care benefits. >> it is about time the wealthy corporations start paying their fair share. >> reporter: republicans are slamming an extreme spending spree. >> what's being recommended here jeoparse of our enti cntry. the massive amo of debt to deal wit theconomy that's >>eportehereon its pushing an po

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major surge in certain crimes, gun violence exploding in cities like chicago, new york, los angeles, philadelphia and portland. i want to bring in detroit police chief james craig who has called for congresswoman tlaib to go ahead and resign. and clyde boatwright a sergeant with the maryland order of police. on two points here i want to start with you. tlaib and the call for let's get rid of police. what is the reality of that? >> you know, i got to tell you and said it so many times. her comments were reckless and don't represent the people who live in our city. when you talk about vulnerable communities, they want effective and constitutional policing. who is she speaking for? they are reckless and she is doing it as a self-serving approach. it doesn't work. i have to tell you this whole qualified immunity is being -- that is dangerous. that is not dismantling that's eliminating police all together. my colleagues have said if they push that bill of qualified immunity there will be a problem. we will not know policing like it is. it is tragic. what's going on today, harris, is tragic. our profes

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this with elly hoenig a former federal prosecutor and with me cnn analyst charms ramsey, the former philadelphia police commissioner, former chief of d.c. metropolitan police. odd good to have you back today. chief ramsey. i want to begin with you, as of course we are listening hanging on every word of police chief aradondo, it's significant to have a sitting chief testifying in a case involving a former officer. he fired derek chauvin. he -- and we should point out the other three officers involved. but he is also called george floyd's death a murder. and i know you spoke about testifying in cases involving your former officers. what is that like? and what did you make of the chief's testimony? >> well, i mean, we are just getting into the testimony, the meat of it anyway, talking about the policy, talking about the training. and i'm sure after lunch he will get into a lot more detail around that. but, yeah, it is unusual to actually testify in court. usually when a chief is testifying against one of his members that may be fired or disciplined it's during an arbitration hearing. i've done hund

the president is celebrating amtrak's 50th anniversary in philadelphia today. his $2 trillion infrastructure package includes $80 billion for rail improvements while he says he wants to work with republicans in a deal, he signaled he might again be willing to move forward without them. like last time they came in with 1/4 of 1/6 of what i'm asking and say that's the final offer. there's no no goat. vice president kamila harris is heading to cincinnati today, and cabinet members are expected to travel in the coming days, as well as part of the back on track tour and washington mountain. rivera ktvu fox two news. california senator alex pd is also marking 100 days on the job this week, the senator spoke with our political reporter greg li, about what he's done what he wants to do and what he calls the past 100 days. a whirlwind. understand as president biden marked his 1st 100 days in office with a congressional address. california senator alex padilla sat in the chamber, one of the few people invited to attend in person. hey, up the path ahead. american jobs pla

> reporter: the pharmacist is vaccinating everyone he can in this communities 45 minutes outside of philadelphia. reaching more than 3,500 people in a day. >> covid-19 vaccines have been so tough to get. and when that u.p.s. driver walked through that door and said, here are your vaccines, we were almost dancing. like getting ready to party because this is what our town has been waiting for. >> reporter: now you're delivering your vaccines as superman. >> i continue to wear the superman costume because of the responses i've seen from the community. it doesn't require a child to see super mack to get some happiness or joy. >> reporter: the center of his operation, this small independent pharmacy. independent recently, the only one in the town of skipack offering vaccines. >> we have one full-time employee and myself. two people to be able to administer 4,000 vaccines. on top of that, running a pharmacy is not something that's possible. but having an army of volunteers behind you, they're doing it because they love every single person in this community and because this is a community effort. >> ge

the shot spotter, which is a censor on light posts and on rooftops, they have these in new york and philadelphia, d.c., california, notified police that there had been shots fired. so, when the 13-year-old is running down the alley right here, the police chief, chief ramsey says that he spins around and there is no gun but a gun was found five feet away. it says it appears he had tried to get rid of the gun. he says it's 2:30 in the morning. this 13-year-old is running and appears to have had a gun. he said these police officers are in such a tough position. they have to make a split he can second decision. pete: ainsley, you cannot under estimate the level heart rate beating the confusion of a moment. i have never in a law enforcement capacity run down alleyways but i have run down alleyways in iraq with a weapon in my hand pursuing people you don't know what's around that corner. in this particular case you don't know if he is 13 or 23. no idea. weapon or not. object in the hand? he is turning around, so much confusion in the moment and that's why the video wasn't released for i believe 17, 18

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i saw manila envelopes, once you got below the i don't speak english, dallas was on one, philadelphia was on one, new jersey was on one. i don't know what's going to happen to them when they land in new jersey. if they can't speak english. if these kids -- what school system are they going to be placed in? who is then going to be responsible for this breakdown at our southern border which was created by president biden which he can fix today? i've urged president biden to go to the border and see this for himself. in violation of his own c.d.c. guidelines which dr. fauci yesterday verified. if you reach the child abuse and neglect laws of the state of texas where this facility is, this is a violation of the child abuse and neglect laws at the president biden-run facility. again, president trump went and negotiated with mexico. went and negotiated with those northern triangle countries to resolve the surge. this could be resolved as well. you don't need to reinvent the wheel because there was a method for how to resolve it legally. using the legal system that america has. sure, i would

the city of philadelphia is doing something as well. this neighborhood that you have helped so much, you are getting your own street here in this community, dear lady. this is real. this is an actual street sign, and it's going up in this neighborhood. yes, you can feel it. you can touch it. >> oh, my gosh. >> in this neighborhood. [ cheers and applause ] >> we got one last surprise. >> okay. >> one last one. come over here. >> whoa. >> come over here for the last one. [ honking ] ♪ ♪ i'm free to be the greatest gift ♪ ♪ the greatest, the greatest alive ♪ ♪ the greatest, the greatest alive ♪ [ honking ] >> a parade like that. [ honking ] ♪ don't give up ♪ ♪ don't give up ♪ ♪ i'm free to be the greatest ♪ ♪ i'm free to be the greatest gift ♪ ♪ the greatest, the greatest grt ♪ the greatest, the greatest alive ♪ ♪ i got stamina ♪ ♪ i got stamina ♪ [ honking ] >> reporter: robin, i'm toss it back to you guys. enjoy the parade. >> just showing their gratitude, and her expressions and what she said,

in philadelphia, a push to get through 4,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine before it expires tomorrow. >> i don't want to do it. but i'm going to do it, because i want to go see my grandson and my daughter. >> reporter: it comes as a new cdc analysis of real-world data of the pfizer and moderna vaccines shows that fully vaccinated adults 65 and older are 94% less likely to be hospitalized with covid-19. still, many people don't want a vaccine. >> i heard a lot of stuff. and i'm afraid. >> reporter: with the push to get everyone 16 and over vaccinated, a tragic reminder of the threat for those who are still unprotected. in hawaii, a boy under the age of 10 vacationing with his family died after getting the virus. health officials say the child, who had underlying health conditions, began showing symptoms shortly after arrival. his parents were vaccinated and had tested negative before traveling. overall, cases across the country ae dropping. just a month after the cdc director warned of impending doom, today, a hopeful tone. >> we think this is related to increased vaccination, increase

. >> we traveled from new york to philadelphia. >> what am i looking at? ashley: this is a shot from camden. from the camden waterfront in downtown philadelphia. todd: i saw two dave matthews shows. amazing venue for music, crazy. we are going to go through the next 2 hours. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. todd: protesters in columbus, ohio taking over streets following the deadly police shooting. released revealing what happened before the shooting. ashley strohm i'll joins us with the details. >> reporter: protesters outside columbus police headquarters for a second night demanding answers following the deadly officer involved shooting of a 16-year-old. before the shooting this 9 one one call came through. listen. >> putting hands on our grandma, get here now. get a police officer here now. >> body camera footage was released hours later showing what appears to be bryant lunging toward someone with a knife. officer nicholas riordan fired four times hitting the girl and killing her. ohio congressman jim jordan reacting to the

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. >>> in just a few moments president biden will be arriving in philadelphia talking infrastructure, he'll be giving a speech at the 50th anniversary celebration of amtrak, in hopes of getting more people on board with his pricey proposal. cnn's kaitlan collins joins us now from the white house. remind us what's in this massive plan and how is the president trying to sell it. >> reporter: it has a lot in here. the way the white house is really framing this, ana, is as human infrastructure, how they're billing it. he already unveiled his actual infrastructure plan that dealt with roads and bridges and broadband and other aspects as well. this is more focused on education, child care, paid family leave, things you wouldn't normally define as human infrastructure but the white house is saying that given the pandemic, given the economic devastation that followed it caused people to take a hard look at what was going on and president biden and his aides believe that this is the time to invest in this so things aren't back to normal the way they were at pre-pandemic levels but that things

"no, i moved to philadelphia." "oh, he moved to philly? all right, bro i'm gonna need your waistcoat and your knee breeches." "i invented electricity! "well, i invented i don't [ bleep ] care." [ light laughter ] where were we? oh, right, present day in fact, republicans have so few legitimate arguments that last month, during a hearing on the d.c. statehood bill, congressman jody hice, incidentally, is the trump-backed candidate for secretary of state in georgia made this absolutely ludicrous argument under this bill, d.c. would in fact, become the first among states, which is exactly what our founders sought to avoid d.c. would be the only state, the only state without an airport, without a car dealership, without a capital city, without a landfill without even a name on its own, and we could go on and on and on >> seth: it's hard to know where to even begin with that. a full list of fact checks would be at least 14 pages long, and we can't do that, because then it would take marjorie taylor greene an entire day to read it first of all,

. >> reporter: this nurse practitioner takes leftover doses to philadelphia's home bound, trying to keep any shots from going to waste. >> putting the extra doses with the people who needed them really was the golden ticket. >> that was lilia luciano reporting. >>> ahead this morning, dr. anthony fauci joins us to discuss what the expanded covid eligibility means for all americans including how much longer masks may be necessary. >>> well, this year's academy of country music awards is going down in the reoo mickey guyton co-hosted the award show alongside keith urban on cbs, making her the first black woman to emcee the event. meantime, luke bryan scored top honors. >> one, two, three -- >> luke bryan! [ cheers ] >> congratulations. >> bryan won entertainer of the year. the singer accepted the award from los angeles. he was supposed to perform but had to cancel after testing positive for covid more than a week ago. maren morris led the night with five nominations. she took home the trophy for song of the year for "the bones" and won female artist of the year beating out kelsea ballerini

in philadelphia fushed rates are up 30%. in thanks county it's up 200%. most americans wants the same thing, they want to feel safe in their homes. and the fact is, you have to have law enforcement to keep us safe. are there ways to improve public safety? yes. but not to do away with police agencies. judge jeanine: chris cuomo said there won't be police reform until white people's kids get killed. he says what's going on with the police. maybe we shouldn't even have police. this is starting to be not just congress people, but mainstream media. >> i think if you look, there is a big difference between renorm normand -- reform and anarchy. there have been major reforms especially in california with police training. but there is a big difference between reform which may be needed in law enforcement across the country and anarchy. saying we need white people killed to prove a point -- the fact is we need police and really most violent crime unfortunately occurs in neighborhoods where we have communities of color. so the victims of violent crimes are those ind

minneapolis up 82%, philadelphia up 33%, washington up 31%, not just a chicago problem. you see a story like this and look at her face and you hear from her family it is devastating, it is hard for me to believe something like this happens in people don't want to do anything about it. >> the code, the gangbangers were not following the code of the street when killing people in cold blood that they murdered a child and we are investigating the thin blue line of officers are critical situation, that is outrage. we are not taking control of these issues, never get ahead of these problems. we are in an upside down world. >> if that doesn't get you i don't know what will. activating the national guard in chicago, you know what is going on behind the scenes. described a level of concern you are hearing as we get the final verdict. >> they are burned down again. the national guard being called in. it was denied because someone else's decision was made a little easier, we are happy to bring them in, we need all the resources we can get. these are scary times. jillian: you fear w