news day. sandra: we begin with the white house acknowledging what much of the country has witnessed for months now. america now in the midst of a crime crisis. joe biden announcing steps that they will take to combat the surge tomorrow. hello. i m sandra smith in new york city. this is america reports. welcome back, john. john: thank you. stiff from the roller coasters at hershey park. i m john roberts in washington. good to be back. biden forced to address the issue as shocking cream scenes are caught on camera in several democratic led cities. a warning, some of the video is disturbing. footage in chicago showing a suspect shooting a man excuse style after a minor traffic accident. we learned the man s wife that was also shot in this incidents has died. sandra: horrible. in detroit, a triple shooting leaving a 11 yard boy, his father and a third passenger in the hospital. they were just sitting in a car when a gunman opened fire on them. in new york city, brand new
more than half a million lives just gone. today, we mark a truly grim, heartbreaking milestone. as we acknowledge the scale of this mass death in america, we remember each person and the life they lived. they re people we knew. they re people we feel like we knew. we often hear people described as ordinary americans. there s no such thing. there s nothing ordinary about them. the people we lost were extraordinary. as a nation, we can t accept such a cruel fate. we ve all been fighting this pandemic for so long, we have to resist becoming numb to the sorrow. we have to resist viewing each life as a statistic or a blur or on the news. we must do so to honor the dead, but equally important, care for the living, those left behind. for the loved ones left behind. that s what has been so cruel. so many of the rituals that help us cope, that help us honor those we loved haven t been available to us. the final rites with family gathered around, the proper home going. as a nation, w
ground after he whipped out a gun in the middle of service. we are talking to the man who said he had god on his side. carley: you re watches fox & friends first on this tuesday morning. i m carley shimkus. todd: i m todd piro. carley: we begin with a live look at the white house as the biden administration admits it s considering pulling the plug on another pipeline as gas prices soar. todd: alex hogan joins us live from washington as democrats urge joe biden to take immediate action to ease the crisis the pump. alex. reporter: hi, carl hey and todd. there s a lot of concern over what this could mean financially when we re looking at gas prices that are already soaring compared to years past. but environmentalists say that the toll there on the great lakes is already too high. this line 5 pipeline runs from canada through michigan, transporting about 540,000 barrels of crude oil and other petroleum products every day. a leak could mean a massive and devastating impact on
health. yesterday s break in-service was the longest global outage in history. we re monitoring this for you. i want to get to our top story this hour as well. president biden has failed to unite democrats around his high-cost agenda and now he is pointing a finger at the two moderates willing to stand up to the far left. it is bad for them. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus . the president is headed to given man to michigan today to try to sell it to the proposal. yesterday he made it very clear that the only thing standing in the way of his agenda of tax and spend from becoming a reality are senators joe manchin and krysten sinema. president biden: i was able to close the deal with 99% of my party. two people. sounds like you are putting the blame on two u.s. senators with your inability to close the deal. president biden: look, i need 50 votes in the senate. i have 48. harris: democrats appear no closer to striking a deal ahead of their hallo
harris: the 81-year-old confused and gaffe-ridden biden just isn t the right person to lead. the white house is hoping for a reset to send him straight to a second term. i m harris faulkner. you are in the faulkner focus and is the president fit and ready to handle whatever comes his way. polling shows a majority say no. the white house is trying to be chill ahead of tonight. the president is looking forward to not just being in front of congress but talking directly to the american people and think about it and he ll be talking to folks sitting on coaches and around the kith couches and around the kitchen table and letting them know how he sees the vision for the country and going to build on the accomplishment that delivered, that has delivered gains for the american families. harris: gains? show us what you mean. row lent resto rise on groceries and gas and they re literally killing american victims. our nation s weakness on the world stage. afghanistan, russia, ch