debates. plus, two of the richest people in the world engaging in a salacious twitter war over the lunar lander. nasa has now suspended its contract offer until it can resolve the protests. we begin tonight with john kerry back in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. white house correspondent kevin corke has the latest tonight, good evening. great to be with you, happy friday, the argument that kerry may have lost some money on some energy sector investments prior to becoming the envoy shouldn t disabuse anyone of the notion that the investments themselves by their very nature may be seen as dubious by some especially given his position and his possible influence and how that might shake u.s. energy policy. financial disclosure forms which were obtained by fox news show the former secretary of state was financially invested in numerous oil companies including duke energy, dominion energy, and valero energy. the financial forms show that his investments were somewhere be
and welsh senned. and they kept on coming the new mum from mali who gave birth to nine babies at once. hello and welcome. president biden s administration has announced the us will support a waiver of intellectual property rights to allow countries around the world to make their own coronavirus vaccines. he was responding to pressure on rich countries to share vaccine supplies and technology. the uk and the european union have both said they do not support the waiver: yet. but two of the biggest vaccine manufacturers pfizer and moderna are us companies. their shares fell after the announcement. courtney bembridge has the details. there is no doubt coronavirus vaccines are not getting to the countries they are most needed. infections are spiralling out of control in india and brazil where vaccination rates remain low. while in the us, it is estimated there will be at least 300 million doses more than the population needs by the end ofjuly. even as the vaccination programme e
lawrence in new york demonstrators blocked traffic in manhattan after flooding streets after dark cities are preparing for more unrest as the verdict in the x minneapolis derek chauvin trial could come as soon as next week. pennsylvania has already activated the national guard. will: good morning and welcome to fox & friends on this saturday morning. will cain lawrence jones in for pete hegseth this morning and jedediah bila. it s so good to see you both. jedediah: yes, good to see you as well and welcome, lawrence. we kind of match. oh, you did get the memo. we all got the memo today. always a good sign when we all get the memo. yeah. and welcome, everyone at home if you are just joining us good morning to you. i hope you have your breakfast ready. we have a big show coming up for the next four hours welcome and thank you for joining us as always. will: absolutely. i cannot impress upon you enough the nation is on the verge of a very scary and tenuous moment. the coming we
call what s happening at the southern border a crisis. they have refused instead calling it somewhat of a challenge but tonight as you mentioned, just a few hours ago the president of the united states used the word crisis after a golf outing we have the tape. listen. that refugee was working on crisis on the border. and the president with that this afternoon after he finished that round of golf about extending the refugee cap for this fiscal year, yesterday jon he signed an emergency determination which would put a cap at the trump era level of 15,000 refugees in the fiscal year but there was immediate pushback. he said in february that he was going to lift the refugee cap. and i believed that he need to do that right now. even biden allied dick durban senator from illinois facing greatest refugee crisis in our time there s no reason to limit the number to 15,000. say it ain t so president joe. after that, pushback from democrats, press secretary jen psaki put out