good after this is the story alive from milwaukee. we understand full steam ahead the republican national convention will kick off here tomorrow despite the horrifying assassination attempt that we all witnessed yesterday on president trump s life and the killing of one pennsylvania man who was in attendance right behind where you see the president. two people in critical condition at this hour we wait for updates on their situation there also rally attendees any moment now we will hear from president biden this is obviously an important moment for him. we see what tone he will take in speaking about all of this he is dealing with a shock to nation that is looking for answers about what happens next. everyone will be watching his words very closely we expect them any minute now. as for here in milwaukee the show will go on. we remember what happened yesterday as we look at these awful events the shots rang out at 6:11 p.m. in pennsylvania, watch. cooks take a look at what hap
return to house investigators on the committee. the committee first made the request 849 days ago. the bill barr justice department which operated as the donald trump justice department block his return from being released despite the fact that the law is absolutely clear that the treasury department shall turn over any tax documents requested by a tax writing committee in the congress. today merrick garland s justice department says the committee s request to see the records is lawful, valid and should be fulfilled. quote, applying the proper degree of deference due to the committee we agree that there is ample basis to conclude that it s june 2021 requests for trump s tax information was for the committee s principal objective to assessing the irs s presidential audit program, a legitimate area for inquiry and possible legislation. ways and means chairman said this about the decision as i ve maintained for years the, committees cases very strong and the law is on our side
now a big meat producer. not too long after a big pipeline maker. at the same day, we re learning that a big boat concern is also affected. so people that wanted to go to and from places like nantucket and martha s vineyard for a while today were having trouble and all because the system was hacked. what to make of a situation that is going from bad to worse. already coming up as a possible subject, maybe the main subject when president biden meets with vladimir putin later this month. let s get right to it with alicia acuna on jbs, the company that experienced the hack attack and how they re trying to come back right now. she s in greeley, colorado. to you. hi, neil. yeah, we saw workers today show up for their shift here at jbs largest beef facility in the country. they are up and running again after the white house says it was likely a criminal russian entity to blame here. jbs facilities in eight states all impacted. the company s ceo says they re not sparing in any
lahren from the university, she joins us with free-speech. fox and friends first continues right now. griff: feel this moment with christina aguilera. you are watching fox and friends first filling in for todd piro. carley: hope your day is off to a great start. how are you feeling this morning. steve: like i want to kick some girl scout cookies. a kicker of the day - it will have to wait. we didn t want to deny todd piro a dance move or two so we will go right to the news. carley: president biden pleading with governors to delay reopenings after the cdc warning of impending doom on covid 19 cases. most adult will be eligible for vaccine in weeks. reporter: if you get the vaccine mark your calendar. according to president joe biden 90% of all adults in the us will be eligible by april 19th. this week alone states are opening vaccine eligibility to all adults including new york, if you are 30 or older you could book your appointment today. this seems like good n
who talk about their path into politics. burgess owens was born in ohio and played for the university of miami before playing 10 seasons with the new york jets and oakland raiders. he started multiple businesses and a nonprofit and is one of two new house members from utah, both republicans. interviewer: where did you grow up, give us background about your life? representative owens: thank you for this opportunity. i have a proud history. i grew up in the florida era of jim crow in the 1960 s. some communities at that time were hard-core, whether they were german or irish, my community was one in the 1940 s and 1950 s, this is something a lot of people don t know, we learned about the nation and the growth of the middle class. business ownership was 40%. 56% of black americans were part of the mental class. the middle class. my dad was a research scientist. i had a chance to go to miami and got a degree in ilg. i was the third african-american who got to play football at th