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we re gonna get to that and big joe manchin breaking news about his softening on the so-called filibuster rule. and he s actually embracing an idea that two of our guests have proposed in changing that rule, so that s going to be great and he had a meeting with the democrats from texas who come from washington this week to lobby him on the voting rights bill, we re gonna have one of the people in that meeting. but here is what you must, and this is big, donald trump finally conceded tonight. he delivered the concession speech, he did. i m not making this up to sean hannity, on that hour and here is the way it went. because it s not the traditional form, sean hannity said to him, more than once, began questions with, if you were still president and donald trump did not correct, he went on and said words i m not gonna say he answered the questions but he said words after the question mark and more than once if you were still president and then towards the end of the discu ....
this is early start, i m laura jarrett. christine romans is off today. it is friday, may 28th. happy friday everyone it is 5:00 a.m. here in new york. all right. we begin with this, only in washington, folks. a key vote on forming a commission to investigate the capitol riot delayed overnight and the reason will drive you nuts. cnn s daniella diaz is live for us on capitol hill this morning. this was supposed to be a vote overnight on investigating the capitol insurrection, a bipartisan commission, but then you also have china and the border and it s all wrapped into one dysfunctional night in washington. please explain what the heck happened. reporter: 14 hours of debate, laura, and still no end in sight. the senate didn t even wrap today until 2:30 a.m., just a couple hours before i showed up to the capitol to work today. but, look, this is delayed, this vote for the 9/11-style commission to investigate the capitol attack on january 6 was delayed because republi ....
clear if republicans regain control of the senate, he would block any supreme court nominee put forward by president biden in 2024. as you can imagine, is not sitting well of progressive. airline passenger in the flight crew joining forces to take down an unruly passenger midflight. the video shows a man screaming on the cabin floor not long after the captain made a in-flight announcement for help. trace gallagher on the case to try to figure out why we are experiencing this surge in air range. president biden is about to launch another day of meetings with world leaders as we draw one day closer to a highly anticipated summit with vladimir putin. correspondent benjamin hall has the latest. good morning. as we look back on today, we have seen is a very different approach taken by president biden to that of president trump. president trump was incredible he tough on nato. he called it obsolete. he managed to bring in around $130 billion extra for their coffers. we ve s ....
it s friday. i m bill hemmer. good morning. dana: i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. bill: you were in the town of manhattan last night right around mid town when this went off. dana: finished the five and walking out of the building and lots of sirens. they were right there. traffic was stopped and there had been fireworks. i didn t know what it was. an explosion of some sort on that street. 47th street we know it well and it was quite distressing for the people that were there and all of that kind of activity was followed into time square as well last night. bill: during covid that street was empty. no longer as new york city opened up this past week. dana: it is very busy. the attacks come as israel and hamas come to a cease-fire and after president biden put pressure on our biggest ally in the region to de-escalate. bill: we start with christina coleman in los angeles standing by. let s begin with trey yengst in gaza city for the first tim ....
sandra: today s lineup includes karl rove, and marsha blackburn. john: but first this friday afternoon, israeli prime minister netanyahu were bowing to respond with a new level of force to any further attacks from hamas is a cease-fire takes effect in the middle east. i m john roberts in washington, this is america reports for a friday. sandra: and you say that with a little more enthusiasm? happy friday to you. and great to see you. i m sandra smith a new york. it benjamin netanyahu s warning comes as they put the trips to an early test, israel and hamas reaching an agreement yesterday after 240 people were killed in the first outbreak of violence since the 2014 gaza war. it president biden praising his administration for the cease-fire despite reports it was egypt that brokered the deal. john: all of this as pro-palestinian protests are expected around the world following friday prayers. sandra: trey yingst live in gaza. a cease-fire went into effect after ....