Later, with two days to go until the federal moratorium on evictions end, president biden is calling on congress to extend it. As millions of americans fear they could be kicked out of their homes in the coming days. Welcome to mtp daily. If there s a will, there s a way. Last night, the infrastructure deal cleared a big hurdle in the senate thanks to big bipartisan agreement with a big push from the white house, which democrats tied to scratch that, $3. 5 trillion human infrastructure bill, gargantuan. The devil is in the details. A lot of political bridges yet to be built, especially between progressive and moderate democrats. The fact that an actual bipartisan framework was reached is a big deal for joe biden because in many ways this capitol kumbaya, when they joined with democrats to advance the agreement, represents the moment and presidency that joe biden campaigned on. You know, the word in this town and all across this country from nay sayers is that bipartisanship is dead, it
when the girls can get together emily: back on the couch. harris: yes. the women will ride. kayleigh: it s enough to fill the gas tank for a while. being here in this magic moment, i feel so full. this is so great. emily: it s been a year and we re back together. love it. harris: we have new band instruments. the band is back together. kayleigh will sing. all right. let s get to it. also joining us, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor, leslie marshall. and our virtual man in the middle of the couch that we really sit on now, fox and friends will cain. thanks for joining us. a big news days. let s get to it. law enforcement is facing growing hostility on the job nationwide. shocking new video shows a woman unleashing a racist tirade against a los angeles county sheriff deputy calling him a murderer during a standard traffic stop. all of it captured on his body cam. i was going 38 in a 40. why are you harassing me? you re correct. you re a murdere
prince harry flanked by the duke and duchess of sussex. they look comfortable. harry and william, breaking away there, chatting. they broke away together in the name of prince philip. in death, he s brought the family together. i m pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the cnn newsroom. and tonight, three major american cities, chicago, indianapolis, and the suburbs of minneapolis, they are just the latest places where americans are terrified, they are fed up with the deadly cye of gun violence that shows no sign of breaking. people are furious and taking their anger to the streets. police are preparing for a possible violent saturday night as well, and as we join you tonight, news of yesterday another shooting. this time, in a shopping mall in h omaha, nebraska. one person was killed, another wounded. police say the suspects are still on the run. ryan young is in chicago tonight. jason carroll is in
if you go by the seven-day averages here, new cases dropped 58.5%. hospitalizations dropped 44%. head of the world health organization says the number of new cases has been declining now for the fifth consecutive week. so far this year the number of weekly reported cases has fallen by almost half. from more than 5 million cases in the week of january 4 to 2.6 million cases in the week starting february 8. just five weeks. this shows that simple public health measures work. even in the presence of variants. what matters now is how we respond to this trend. the fire is not out, but we have reduced its size. let s talk about this now with dr. wilbur chen, an in infe infectious disease expert and serves on the cdc s advisory committee on immunization practices. okay. let s talk about the good news here. i mean, the numbers are still high, but we are seeing this big drop. that is certainly welcome news. tell us what you re seeing. tell us why we re seeing this drop. tell us ho
president again today, to try to break the gridlock over the three and a half trillion dollar social spending bill. and a bipartisan infrastructure bill, the house is expected to vote on the bipartisan bill tomorrow, liberal democrats say they won t sign on to this, unless it advances at the same time is the larger bill. which right now is unlikely. is there any chance that you pull the bill tomorrow? the plan is to bring the bill to the floor. are you worry that you may not have the votes? one hour at a time. don t stop us if you ve heard this before, but democratic senators joe manchin and kristen cinema, have not budged in their spending bill. despite multiple meetings with biden and his aides. today manchin issued his latest statement, explaining his position. it reads in part, spending trillions more a new and expanded government programs, when we can t even pay for the essential social programs like social security and medicare is the definition of fiscal insa