major developments, congress just passed a bill giving $14.3 billion in aid to israel but joe biden has already threatened to veto it because it doesn t money. plus, israeli prime minister netanyahu today says that nothing is gonna stop them from going into gaza and getting the job done and now gaza city is surrounded. we re seeing explosions erupt across the night sky, a live report from the ground later in the show. but, first, loving china but hating us that s the focus of tonight s angle. all right, the preparations for the date are underway so, what is he going to wear? how long will their conversations last? who is better at smalltalk? the president says is he looking forward to meeting to meeting with president xi and and so not going to get into details about this meeting that s going to happen this month, going to be in san francisco. it s going to be a constructive meeting. laura: constructive for whom? jp morgan? goldman sachs? i don t know, new york hedge
restaurants and bars and clubs. but just last year, polls reflected that many people were not keen to get that jab. and president macron announced that there would be the health pass, we saw that vaccine uptick surge. so there is a example of these kind of measures encourage people to go out asand get that vaccine. it seems universal that there is a vaccine uptick when they have those mandates. nadia, appreciate the update. a close ally of venezuela strongman nicolas maduro has been taken into custody, accused of money laundering. and it now looks likes craracas are retaliating. they were picked up on saturday hours after alex saab, a key colombian financier that
in factories overseas. joining us is fox businesses cheryl casone. this wasn t supposed to happen. a lot of things are about to happen. this is the land of unintended consequences. if you start to impose tariffs about other countries and the e.u. are retaliating. the europeans are retaliating against us for aluminum tariffs. not just harley davidson. that s the big news today. it s bourbon, orange juice, levis and motorcycles. they said we can t take the financial burden off these tariffs. this is the tip of the iceberg for second and third quarter earnings. the companies will have to come out and tell us how tariffs will affect them. this is just the beginning. they ll move jobs overseas. they have to. eric: more jobs overseas? financial losses are in the very near future for those american companies that do have
level in six years. the housing sector is doing well. so it s not all doom and gloom, even though we look at the board and see the red. to the world lead. many of the dead lie in white sheets. the names, if they re known, are written on the fabric enshrouding the bodies. at least 525 people killed in a single day in egypt, staggering number, the bloodiest day since the 2011 revolution. the scene from cairo today where a curfew just went into effect an hour ago. the capital once again at a brink after a day filled with images like this one. forces of egypt s interim government stormed two camps filled with supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi and the result, a slaughter. members of morsi s party, the muslim brotherhood, are