the current management of pg&e has shown themselves to be unable to comply with the basic requirements of tree trimming. the judge found that pg&e violated the criminal probation in the pipeline explosion. but not informing the court the utility was urn investigation for the 2018 honey fire. a tree hitting a power line calls that blaze the that burned 150 acres. pg&e ceo didn t want to talk about that. the spokesman declined by e-mail to address the probation violation today. coming up i ll explain why the judge said san diego is the gold standard pg&e should follow. they re more proactive there. they are. they cut the power to the lines and in advance. and give people warning hopefully as much as they can. days in advance. that the power will be cut. so many can prepare for that. these are fixable issues? yeah. exactly. it s what they re supposed to be doing. there are ways to address the problems. it s a way of getting it done. the judge is serious. he c
and sending those states much needed medical supplies. so i want to get right to the senate failing to reach that bipartisan deal on the coronavirus stimulus package. lauren fox is on capitol hill for us tonight. lauren, good evening to you. a key procedural vote on a massive coronavirus stimulus bill failing in the senate tonight. why can t they come to an agreement? well, essentially, there are some key sticking points. and i ll tell you, negotiations are still ongoing, don. steve mnuchin, the treasury secretary was seen leaving. chuck schumer s office a little while ago. he is now in majority leader mitch mcconnell s office. so those discussions are still ongoing with a little bit of shuttle diplomacy. but essentially, some of the discussion is revolving around basically state funds that would help to stimulate the economy in individual states. it s the issue of how you structure those state stabilization funds that is dividing democrats and republicans. there is also a
a stunning 98% of black women who voted in alabama s senate election, cast their ballots for doug jones giving a democrat the victory in a state that s been redder than red for years. the trump white house cannot afford to have this be their message to african-americans. what the hell do you have to lose? sources tell cnn omarosa s departure was a long time coming. there have been questions all along about how much she was doing for the voters she was supposed to represent. the trump administration, one of the least diverse in years, is less diverse tonight. what message does that send to voters? we ll discuss all of that let s bring in chris and april. it s an interesting story. there are lots of legs to it. the president s approval rating among black voters is down 7%. it wasn t high to begin with. are all these indications that president trump and republicans are going to have a big problem on their hands come 2011? black voters and young voters may be mobilized agains
demanding more information and refusing to say that the report clears the president s name. steve: we have got a guy began particular program. we have been waiting for this day to find out what was in the mueller report. so we have booked the president s attorney, rudy giuliani is going to be with us. one of the smartest legal minds in the world deasht and jay sekulow on president s team. we have mike huckabee and kellyanne and ken starr. we have congressman mark meadow, jim jordan and jason chaffetz and many more. brian: we are going to try to cover a lot of news today. the biggest story around the globe and certainly in this country william barr came up with and that is along with rod rosenstein, which is brilliant by the way to have rod rosenstein still there to say like. steve: to validate it. brian: this the is guy that more than likely offered to wear a wire to wiretap the president. they looked at it and said here is your conclusion. ainsley: rod rosenstein said he was
steve: let s not go outside. let s start this hour with a fox news alert. today president trump will visit grief-stricken communities of el paso, texas and dayton, ohio. brian: back-to-back massacres left 31 people dead in both those cities. ainsley: jeff paul joins us in el paso where funeral preparations are underway. hey, jeff. good morning. the president expected to land in ohio later this morning. he will spending a few hours there then he is going to head here to el paso, according to his schedule is he going to meet with some first responders as well as victims of domestic terrorism attack that unraveled just behind me here at this walmart. you can see the memorial just outside the scene here continues to grow. and this community is still very much in mourning. because of that, some say a visit from the president might not be helpful. some saying within el paso it s too soon they are still in pain and cannot handle that visit. others like texas congresswoman veronica