insurrections fails in the senate and now democrats, they re planning their next move. plus, market madness. a red hot housing market is forcing home buyers to put up big bucks and get creative with their offers. also, remembering pulse. the next exhibit or new exhibit that honors the victims and showcases how the community rallied in the wake of that massacre. nearly five years now after that horrific event. all righty. so it s saturday, may 29th. close to june. i feel like i don t know how that happened, boris. you as well. let s talk about the unofficial start to summer. people are on the move. fully vaccinated people can take advantage of the cdc guidelines that say, listen, it is safe to celebrate at beaches, at barbecues without fear of getting yourself or somebody else sick. yeah. we re in a great place right now, especially compared to last year. that summer surge that followed memorial day with a lot of folks ignoring social distancing and not wearing mas
night. the vote is slated for some time today, but even when the bill does hit the floor, democrats really face an uphill battle. it looks like republicans will successfully filibuster this bipartisan plan. you need ten gop votes for that not to happen right now. only those three there say they re willing to move forward with this investigation. this as sources tell cnn that senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is pressuring colleagues to oppose this bill as a, quote, personal favor to him. that s right. we re live on capitol hill in a moment as this plays out. former house speaker paul ryan is speaking out against former president trump with a warning for his party. this as embattled republican congressman matt gaetz insists the gop is the party of trump. let s begin with jessica dean on capitol hill. good morning. big delay. so where do things stand on a vote today? well, we re going to find out, poppy. as you and jim lay out, they re reconvening as we speak. hoping t
about january 6th. the republican minority just prevented the senate from even debating the bill. shame on the republican party. for trying to sweep the horrors of that day under the rug because they re afraid of donald trump. let s get you right to the hill with cnn s ryan nobles, ryan, the final vote was 54-35. how is it that the 35 win? yeah, it does probably make a lot of people watching at home scratch their heads that the overwhelming majority of senators voted to move this commission forward, but it s just not enough and that s the way the united states senate works because it requires a supermajority if the minority party intends to filibuster something, that s exactly what we saw here today, this vote falling short, only 54 voting yes, and it did include a collection of republicans, six republicans, lisa murkowski of alaska voting yes, susan collins of maine, bill cassidy of louisiana, ben sasse of nebraska, mitt romney of utah, and rob portman of ohio, now there
a, quote, cancer to the republican party. question is, will we see action against her in the house? and a key day in the second impeachment of donald trump. today is the deadline for his formal response to the charge against him. question is, what s his defense? it s way too early for this. good morning! and welcome to way too early, the show that has some fond memories of bayside high. we ve really missed you, screech. i m kasie hunt on this tuesday, february 2nd. we ll start with the news. it s looking more and more likely that democrats will push through the biden administration s nearly $2 trillion economic relief package with or without republicans. the president met with a group of senate republicans for about two hours in the oval office yesterday to pitch their much smaller $600 billion package. but the message from the white house is that it doesn t meet the moment. senator susan collins said the meeting was very productive and cordial, but when it comes to s
moscow spent 24 hours into deadly terror attack at a sold-out concert hall. at least wondered 33 people are killed. hundreds injured last night for forgood evening i am jon scott d this is the fox report. we need to warn you the video we are about to show is graphic. russian authorities have detained 11 people in connection with the shootings. in the four suspected gunman who opened fire on the crowd and set the hall on fire. islamic state group in afghanistan claims responsibility for the shooting as rescue crews search the charred concert hall earlier today. also in europe, princess kate middleton shopping shocking the world by revealing her cancer diagnosis after weeks of speculation she stepped away for the public spotlight following abdominal surgery. team cover character this evenig stephanie bennett in london on k-tel three chart u.s. air force brigadier general jon tiger with the reaction to the moscow terror attack it first madison with a report on that attack.