Recent polls show now is at the lowest of his presidency, in the mid 40s. Biden is set to visit new jersey and queens, new york after the holiday on tuesday to survey the recent deadly storm damage from hurricane ida. At least 65 people died across eight states mainly in the northeast from the storm. With the worsening climate crisis we need to expect and plan for similar situations in the future. In fact, a new analysis from the washington post tallies at least 388 deaths in the united states from hurricanes, floods, heat waves, and fires, wildfires, since june. The analysis also shows that nearly 1 in 3 americans live in a county hit by a weather disaster this summer. Also affecting president biden s approval ratings afghanistan, though despite the criticism and true to his promise the united states is out of afghanistan by the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks which started. Next saturday on that anniversary biden is scheduled to visit the sites of the three attacks, ne
much criticism after recommending you should isolate for five days instead of ten. overseas tonight, the president of kazakhstan now delivering shoot-to-kill orders with anti-government protesters, and what the u.s. is now saying tonight. and this evening here, we celebrate the trailblazing actor and civil rights activist sidney poitier. the first black man to win the oscar for best actor. tonight, that moment with denzel washington. what oprah winfrey said just today. and sidney poitier in his own words tonight. what his mother always told him. good evening. and it s great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together, and we begin with that powerful moment in court today, the judge in the ahmaud arbery case. today he sentenced the three men in the killing of arbery in brunswick, georgia. all of them facing life in prison, but the judge had to decide whether any of them deserved a chance at parole decades from now. the judge in court carefully choosin
director is now saying after so much criticism after recommending you should isolate for five days instead of ten. overseas tonight, the president of kazakhstan now delivering shoot-to-kill orders with anti-government protesters, and what the u.s. is now saying tonight. and this evening here, we celebrate the trailblazing actor and civil rights activist sidney poitier. the first black monoto win a best actor. that moment with denzel washington, the moment with oprah winfrey. and in his own words, what his mother always told him. good evening. and it s great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together, and we begin with that powerful moment in court today the judge in the ahmaud arbery case. today he sentenced the three men in the killing of arbery in brunswick, georgia. all three facing life in prison, but the judge had to decide whether any of them deserved a chance at parole decades from now. the judge carefully choosing his words, sharing his th
impact nearly 100 million americans. fox news chief legal correspondent anchor of fox news at night shannon bream starts us off tonight kind of reading through the tea leaves of the oral arguments and of the justices. fast track cases are a test of just how far the executive branch s power can and cannot reach into americans lives. seven of the eight justices in the courtroom were masked for today s argument. justice gorsuch the long sold out. as justice sotomayor elected to dial in from her office. first up on the docket today, a request to stay the labor department s emergency legislation requiring employers with 100 workers or more, to mandate vaccines or require unvaccinated workers to wear masks and test at least once a week. justices breyer, sotomayor, and kagan made clear they support the mandate. but some of what justice sotomayor had to say in defense of the measure raised eyebrows. those numbers show that omicron is as deadly and causes as much serious disease
it is part of the $1 billion grant from the department of transportation that will bolster infrastructure projects in 47 states, d.c. and guam. mr. secretary, welcome to the sunday show. glad to be with you. so we re sitting here in liberty square in baltimore. you just announced a big project as a result of the bipartisan infrastructure law. why here? and what s the significance? several things made this one of the projects that made the cut for this year s round of raise grants, a program we can fund a lot more of thanks to this new law. we re looking for projects that bring together a lot of our top priorities. that includes safety, economic opportunity, equity and climate. and a great transit vision can do all of that. baltimore is an area where there has been a long-standing need for east/west connection and where sometimes in the past transportation decisions actually cut people off from opportunity. so what they re going to do, adding bus lanes, creating safer