year to get this done. police reform is possible in this environment but the more you challenge all of us in our character, the harder it is to get something done. chris: we talk with republican senator lindsey graham who, along with senator tim scott, has taken the gop lead on the issue and get reaction from congress woman karen bass, the key player of police reform, for house democrats. then, president biden prepares for his first address to congress as the country faces the coronavirus pandemic, economic recovery and a crisis at the border. we will sit down with house republican leader kevin mccarthy, only on fox news sunday. plus, we bring in our sunday panel for a look at new fox polls on the president s first 100 days. this show marks 25 years of history making interviews. frankly, i do not give a damn about the poles. chris: can you give a direct answer? we bring you highlights from the past quarter century, all right now on fox news sunday. chris: hello again from
the officer did nothing wrong. that officer s actions were actually heroic 3 million dead the new global death toll from covid as the u.s. hits a new milestone in vaccinations the urgent warning to peloton users, as a terrifying video of a child trapped underneath one of their treadmills a federal agency calling on anyone with children to stop using the tread plus immediately. plus, tribute to their hero why the whole community came out to celebrate this courageous young girl. this is announcer: this is nbc nightly news with jose diaz-balart. good evening the royal family reunited today for a funeral service steeped in tradition, but with major changes due to covid the queen forced to sit alone as she said good-bye to her husband. her family spread out throughout the church. only 30 guests were allowed. princes william and harry did walk behind their grandfather s casket the first time they have been seen in public together in more than a year that image so simi
living in a mobile home where the internet doesn t work very often and you re trying to read your college acceptance or rejection email and you can t quite get your internet to work. and then you eventually do and you see eager admissions email from harvard college. that is what happened to 17 year old, elizabeth esteban who is going to join us at the end of this hour, because her story is just amazing. she grew up speaking a language, a tribal language, it was her parents language from mexico, and so, it is one of those stories that when you see it in real life, it is the only way you can believe it. lawrence, i will tell you something, a little behind the scenes thing which is that today when i was talking with my staff and producers about what we were gonna do on the show and who we were booking and what stores were pursuing and what we re trying to nail down, one of the things that we talked about was that, lawrence has somebody tonight that is going to be amazing and y
we are staying on top of a house hearing on voting discrimination. any minute, we could hear more about all of it at house speaker nancy pelosi s weekly briefing. reporters awaiting the speaker of the house. we also might hear something about a potential breakthrough on the george floyd justice in policing act in the senate. also right now, three communities three are calling for accountability and transparency from their law enforcement agencies. we are talking about the shooting of ma khia bryant in columbus ohio, the deadly shooting of andrew brown junior in north carolina and the deadly shooting of daunte wright in minnesota, killed ten miles away from where george floyd was murdered. wright s funeral set to start two hours from now. i want to get to our reporters on the ground following the aftermath of the shootings. police are releasing more body cam footage in ohio. they are releasing 911 audio calls as well in the shooting of ma khia bryant. what more do we know ab
will lead the service. as with all funerals there is a huge sense of privilege that you are with the family, any family, at this remarkable point in their lives. the queen will sit alone as she says goodbye to her husband of 73 years. crowds have been asked to stay away from windsor this afternoon. welcome to windsor castle, where the funeral of the duke of edinburgh will take place later this afternoon watched by millions of people around the world. it ll be a small family service, because in line with covid restrictions, only 30 mourners will be allowed into st george s chapel. the queen will sit alone as she says goodbye to her husband of 73 years. buckingham palace said the ceremony will celebrate and reflect the duke s life and mark his unwavering loyalty to the queen. our first report this lunchtime is from our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. a husband and wife, a photograph from the queen s private collection, an image from a strong marriage. and a reminder