investigation. here is the latest. david. reporter: the president hands down anthony fauci after the release of e-mails, doctor fauci started at the national institute in 1958. he let the country to the early days of the eight prizes in the 80s and the white house press secretary jen psaki yesterday defended doctor fauci. he s overseeing management of multiple global health crises and attacks on him are certainly something we wouldn t stand by. doctor fauci himself last night on msnbc defended his reputation, e-mails are taken out of context. my job was to make a vaccine and use my institute and count sciences we have the and that we find various universities to get a vaccine highly effective and we succeeded. that s what i do. all the other stuff just terrible, not happy type of destruction but it s all nonsense. reporter: in the final days of the trump administration, releasing a report on the origins of the pandemic detailing evidence supporting a possible last week.
decision. fox news chief legal correspondent anchor of fox news at night shannon bream starts us off tonight kind of reading through the tea leaves of oral arguments and questions for the justices for what could be really shannon one of the most consequential decisions in decades. good evening. it certainly is today s case one of the most significant in decades on the issue of abortion. it centers on mississippi s law which bans most abortions after 15 weeks. and i say based on the arguments today, that law has a good chance of surviving. now, whether roe v. wade does is much tougher to predict. [cheers] shannon: nearly 50 years after roe v. wade, the battle over abortion rights is once again squarely before the u.s. supreme court. with a 6-3 split generally tilted in favor of the conservatives. pro-life advocates have been open about their hopes of overturning roe and its follow-up case planned parenthood v. casey. based on the court s current makeup. and that had the li
america climate resilient. it not only creates jobs, but it targets part of america most vulnerable to parts of climate change. let s again with the news on president biden s search for a supreme court nominee. the president is now considering more candidates than first reported, more than a dozen. duo know that the president maintains his campaign promise to nominate a black woman leading to this reaction. i see putting a back woman on the court, making the court more like america. my goal is to make sure we have deliberate and timely ratings. that speaks well of the course. with so much focus on who he will choose, reverend barber says it is also about the main issues this justice will face. this justice will not just fill a liberal void on the court left behind by breyer but they will be on a court that most sides with big corporations and money. many who support corporations leek the u.s. chamber of commerce tend to oppose expanding voting rights, civil rights, health