converge at the same time. the big important one, the president of the united states that is planning to combat crime that he says is the source of guns. too many of them out there in everyone s hands and he wants to limit that. we re also going to hear from his attorney general on how you go about doing that without stepping on some constitutional rights here. critics are already saying the president is ignoring some other factors that have been at play for quite some time, long before the gun issue was an issue. more on that in a second. first, to black berman with the latest at the white house. blake? thanks. state dining room here at the white house. we expect to hear from president biden at animent. the president will lay out the comprehensive strategy to combat gun violence and crime is how they re putting it. let me walk you there what we re about to hear from the president this afternoon. his plan calls for a zero tolerance policy for rogue gun dealers, allowing atf
First, peter doocy with the fallout from the russia talks and why feds have the investors rushing to sell today. Peter? good evening from switzerland. Ransomware and cyber attacks were a big part of the discussion today. The president says he gave putin a list of 16 different critical infrastructure types within the united states that must not hack. Basically a do not hack list. But putin tried to turn allegations of cyber mischief back on the u. S. I say how would you feel in ransomware took on the pipelines from your oil fields? he said it would matter. And now that the president and putin are going their separate ways, i tried to figure out at the press conference what is next with the covid19 origins investigation. You signed on to the g7 communique that said the g7 were calling on china to open up to let the investigators in. But china basically said they don t want to be interfered with anymore. What happens now? certain things you don t have to explain to the people of the world
Head? brian: while it s true you broke up with me what are you mad at for. Ainsley: now you want me back. Brian: it s my fault? it s the argument. Ainsley: does it ever work out when you break up and get back together? you get the same problems you had before. Brian: yeah, well maybe scared straight. Maybe you break up and you realize is it better with or without you? and by the way if people didn t break up there would be no country music. Only thing to sing about while you are not drinking. Steve: that s right. We always like to start the hour with a little chitchat for that today let s go out to the chitchat diner in hackensack, new jersey, look at this right there. The team is together. That s the team right there it s will and rachel and pete. Ainsley: congratulations, welcome, rachel. Rachel: thank you so much. I am really excited to be here and be with these guys because they re the most fun to work with. I mean, you guys are fun, too of course. Pete: will and i have already spo
The richest on the planet just adds more spice to the drama. Welcome. I m neil cavuto. Fox on top of a barrelling down on the most successful companies on earth. That they have essentially gotten too big for their britches. Hillary vaughn on what they re talking about on capitol hill. Hi, hillary. Hi, neil. It s a blockbuster day on capitol hill preparing for a battle royale between a bevy of bipartisan lawmakers and big tech. It s rare for conservatives and progressives to find common ground on anything. But today they might have found it with five bills expected to debut in the house targeting amazon, facebook, google. They would transform how each company does business. Progressive congressman woman jaypal and lance gooden joining forces on one bill that would end monopolies. This targeted at companies like amazon, the bill would break up the company by making it i lless for amazon to own a platform and then offer their own goods and services on it so they don t get an extra advanta
Get your best sequins out! the final rehearsals are done and the pyrotechnics are ready the eurovision finalists compete tonight after a pandemic enforced break. Hello and welcome, if you re watching in the uk or around the world. Most people from the uk will soon be barred from entering germany because of the rise in cases of the indian variant of coronavirus. From midnight on sunday, people travelling from the uk may only enter the country if they are a german citizen or resident. Those who are allowed in will have to quarantine for two weeks on arrival, even if they re fully vaccinated. It comes as people aged 32 and 33 in england are now eligible to book their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. Sean dilley reports. It s a decision that comes just days after the eu gave its members the green light to welcome fully vaccinated british tourists. From midnight tomorrow, germany will close its borders to all travel from the uk, except for german residents and citizens, due to conce