Off. Paul eisenberg is here but we begin with congressional correspondent Jacqui Heinrich, live outside of the Supreme Court for us. We just wrapped up a Press Conference with the bill sponsors and we asked about House Speaker Nancy pelosi saying she has no plans to bring this bill to the floor while the president s commission is still studying the very proposal. They said they are really not surprised at that answer but they expressed faith that pelosi and others will change their minds and come along as more destructive decisions come down. In fact one of the bill sponsors said today they laid blame on the Supreme Court for the January 6th insurrection saying this Supreme Court has been Dismantling Democracy Allowing Dark Money in politics, gutting Voting Rights and paving the way for racist Voters Suppression and help put Donald Trump in the White House. They reject the assertion that they are packing the court in response. It will enable us to do justice and rectify the great injus
tonight on 360. the race is on two presidential candidates, two very different campaign days after the state of the union. and what that says about the race ahead. also tonight, with three days to spare, the former president comes up with a nearly $92 million bond in one civil case. we ll tell you how he did it. and the question is, can he do the same for the other nearly half $1 billion judgment? and a day after president biden committed to building a port to bring aid into gaza, look at just how long that might take. and correspondent clarissa ward s confrontation with israelis trying to block any aid from getting in. good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight keeping them honest with how president biden and the man last night, he called my predecessor, spent their day after the state of the union. it was a study of contrasts. president biden went on the campaign trail, speaking this evening at a suburban philadelphia middle school, hitting many of the themes h
been working with many experts, some outside of ocean infinity, which is the company to continue analyzing the data in the hope of narrowing the search area down to one in which success becomes potentially achievable. that is a really tall order, anderson, because the whole problem all along is this is a vast, vast area out there. but if they succeed, it could be more than just ending a mystery and relief to these families. it could also help solve a puzzle for the aviation industry, one that still is potentially a threat out there because they don t know what happened. if they can succeed. tom foreman, thanks so much. the news continues right here on cnn. outfront next, biden ramps up his attacks on trump, the president going after him by name again and again. this is trump rolls out the red carpet for a strong man who built a border wall, changed election laws so he could win. and he s calling out woke culture. plus, the pressure campaign to use nukes. putin s state tv
disaster. bizarre. that s how some republicans are describing senator katy barrett s response to biden s state of the union. let s go outfront. good evening. i m erica hill in for erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news. biden turning up the heat on trump, riding the momentum from his state of the union address just moments ago, wrapping up a visit to the key battleground state of pennsylvania, making it clear he is not afraid to take on trump. donald trump and the maga republicans are trying to take away our freedoms. donald trump he came to office determined to overturn roe v wade, but donald trump has announced he wants to repeal the affordable care act. donald trump enacted a $2 trillion tax cut when he was president, overwhelmingly benefiting the very wealthy. the president fired up tonight, pointing out the stark differences he sees between the two differences that are on full display at this hour. actually, biden campaigning there as trump spent time today wi
illegal. the government is barred from approving new applications. this issue is expected to head all the way to the supreme court. a serial squatter returns to a louisiana home. the squatter was released from jail on monday. owners say he s already returned and a for sale sign is up in their yard. fans of n sync go wild as the boy band reunites on stage the first time in ten years. start touring again. are they really? yeah. pete: high stakes showdown between america s big three automakers and the united auto workers. ainsley: a little justin timberlake, dancing and the truckers. if the two sides do not reach a contract agreement by mid night, the union is vowing to go on strike in a move that could send the u.s. economy could cost the u.s. economy billions of dollars. brian: mark meredith knows all about it. good morning to all three of you. they say their members want a huge increase in pay and better benefits and if they don t get it by the end of tonight,