house speaker nancy pelosi said democrats can bring it to the floor this week. the new york post calling the checks calling them stocking stickers. congressman andy biggs says he hopes trump does veto the covid bill. this is the worst bill typifies the swamp because it is terrible from a process and substantive point of view. i have written a letter with a good number of my colleagues. we ve delivered the letter asking the president to veto this bill. sandra: a lot of back and forthcoming up. we ll speak to some of the lawmakers who voted no. congressman jody hice will join us in moments and senator marsha blackburn will join us coming up. we go to kristin fisher live at the white house to kick things off this morning. kristin, what happens next with these bills? is the president definitely planning on vetoing them? the president did not explicitly say he was going to veto them in the video the white house put out last night. what he did say he was threatening to blow
the vice precedent missing on the southern border. dana: president biden asked harris to take the lead on immigration in march. she went to guatemala in june. according to the country s president it has been radio silence ever since. peter doocy asked jen psaki about it yesterday. is vice president harris still in charge of addressing the root causes of migration from el salvador, honduras and guatemala? she is. she is announcing a commitment this afternoon. why hasn t she spoken to the president of guatemala since june, six months? i did see this strange report from the president of guatemala saying that he has had no contact with the white house, which is inaccurate. he said vice president harris he has not spoken to her. if sthe is in charge, why is that? we have had a range of conversations, peter, as reflected in our read-out we put out last week. bill: that was yesterday. last week the new poll from abc news showing that nearly 2/3 of americans disappr
frequent. sandra: brian laundrie has been named a person of interest in this case and in the case of the despairs and subsequent murder of his fiancee gabby petitio. phil keating is live in fort lauderdale, florida, for us. we are looking at the light images of the environment a park where the corner is on site. bill, but you tells that is happening in this moment? according to the laundrie family attorney, all that he would confirm is that some items belonging to brian laundrie were in fact found inside that nature park. no other confirmation officially. whatever else may have been found, say whether any human remains have been found. but the sarasota county s white van that belongs to the medical examiner s office, it has now arrived. the area where law enforcement officers have returned today is the myakkahatchee creek environmental park. that is an area where brian laundrie s parents that he like to go on hikes. it is adjacent to the carlton preserve, you may remember
massive social spending plan that they re trying to piece together here as polls show that americans are trending toward less government, not more. katie pavlich and will cane will weigh-in. first, the story we ve been watching as it started to break 1 1/2 hours ago. it is continuing to unfold in florida. the fbi now confirmed that items of interest were found in connection to the brian laundrie man hunt. cadaver dogs called to the scene. this is a live camera in north port, florida. his parents, mom and dad are at their own behest or law enforcement this morning went to a specific area in a park near their house. they have returned. they re inside their home as we wait for more word from the fbi, which we re told we could hear at any time. so let s go first to laura ingle who is in gabby petito s hometown where everybody is watching and waiting for confirmation or new development. hi, laura. you ve got that right. a senior law enforcement official telling fox news what app
Get the funds we need. everyone is staying out of our way and allowing us to go directly to the people. the little girls and boys, women and families that are in grave dire consequences right now. dana: how much money are you talking about? where is that coming from? is everyone pitching in or is there deficiencies? it is a complicated situation with the taliban being an adversary, even an enemy. it is, dana. here is what s so sad. because of conflict, climate and now covid the number of people marching toward starvation around the world has doubled from 135 million to over 280 million people. now you come into afghanistan, a nation already very poor and struggling and now you ve got crisis numbers. we re talking about 220 million per month to reach 23 million at 50% rations for those in what we call crisis stage and 75% rations. where will the money come from?