activist athlete who turns her back on the american flag and is outraged the national an them is playing as she is recognized for hammer throwing at the olympic trials in or began. at the end of the song she covered her head with a black t-shirt reading activist athlete. the first and second place winner stood tall and put their hand over their heart. in this upside down world we live in, if you cite sighs this woman you are a racist or un-american for not supporting her free speech. the symbolic rejection of the country she represents can be resolved. if you hate the national anthem and disrespect the flag, then don t participate in olympic trials that segregate people based on the country they represent. if you believe the flag and thanksal anthem are disrespectful to if you think the flag and the national anthem are disrespectful to black americans. my favorite joy behar insists this activist athlete is fulfilling her patriotic duty by protesting. protest is the
after hours of debate, the measure passed just after 2:00 a.m. washington time. the yeas are 219 , the nays are 212. the bill is passed without objection. motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. and on friday, an fda panel recommended that johnson & johnson s vaccine receive emergency authorization. it could get the final green light by sunday and start going to arms early next week. democrats don t have time to celebrate their victory in the house. now the economic relief bill goes to the senate where it will face changes. ryan nobles has more. reporter: it took into the early mornings of saturday, but democrats have finally passed that $1.9 trillion covid relief package. a key priority for president biden in the early days of his administration. this is just the first step in the legislation process. it still needs to be passed by the senate. they will likely change the bill before it goes back to the house for final passage. this version of the bill that was p
lives can t be replaced. material objects can. neil: knox on top of the historic stob still slamming southern california and spreading far and fast. tropical storm hillary turning roads in to rivers. forecasters are calling the rainfall record-breaking and warning the impact could be life threatening still. here s what we know so far. schools in the los angeles school area will reopen tomorrow. around 12,000 are still without power in southern california. five million are still under what they call a flood alert across western states. we re all over it right now with fox weather in palm springs where the cleanup is just beginning. bob van dillon on the update and recovery. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. we have more of the political storm to get to ahead of the big debate. right now on top of the big weather story. nicole valdez joins us in california with more. how are things looking there? neil, the mess you see behind me is an example of how intense that flash
that now former worker is a 68-year-old woman police say the shoplifters fought back, punching her in the face repeatedly. now she s got a black eye and no job after 13 years with the retailer. lowe s said she violated company policy. it is not the only store that is scanning workers who try to do the right thing. rex no, no, no. seriously get out. get out. get out. lululemon and georgette fired two employees who chased out some polluters and called police last month fox news senior correspondent jon jonathan seris live in the lancet with the top story. jonathan? hi arthel legal experts say this is part of a growing trend, retailers trying to protect themselves against costly lawsuits when employees intervene and things go wrong. there is danger to the would-be thief and they may not be a thief which could create both a liability at a pretty embarrassing situation for the retailer. and there is the possibility could break out into something for other guests or custome
control. this comes as the republican presidential race is heating up with only 37 days to go until the first gop debate. one republican candidate, arkansas governor asa hutchinson will join me live in just moments. first on the democratic side, an appearance by democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia is terrifying democrats and sparking speculation of a white house run for manchin on a third-party ticket. cnn s jeff zeleny is in new hampshire ahead of the no labels event, that s the name of the group, and this is expected to start at any moment. senator manchin has refused to rule out a presidential bid or independent ticket. democrats must be nervously watching this event for a potential announcement. reporter: there s no doubt that democrats, particularly the white house watching carefully the no labels moves p mment. this has been a movement underway for more than a decade in washington, promoting bipartisanship. tonight here outside manchester, new hampshire, w