could have licenses suspended. fda prepared to announce a new warning for the j and j coronavirus vaccine. it is a rare disorder it can be life threatening. win it and walks it off. what a pitch. alonzo defends his title the 2021 derby champion. steve: this is the last time i let ainsley pick the witness. coors field mile high ski. all-star game from georgia to colorado. it should be a good night if last night was any indication he shattered his record from last year. ainsley: you are awake now thanks for waking one heavy metal music. ainsley: beats that alarm clock we have on our cell phone. lawrence: good to be here on fox. i m in for brian the rest of the week. ainsley: good to have you, lawrence. steve: great to have you. 4:01 in denver, colorado. carley shimkus is live from coors field. at coors field what time do they start selling the coors. ainsley: the beverages? carley: you can t start selling that soon enough, my friends. ainsley: i thought you were going
light. saying he never spoke to hunter about his overseas business deals. democrats are doing their two packs, blasting the justices final two decisions of the term, but the narrative of a bias really stand up to reality? we got numbers on that. and our legal eagles way and in just minutes. plus, north carolina educators speaking out against critical race series ensuring documents from inside her school system. she is our guest in our fox news at night exclusive. we begin tonight in florida where president biden visited with grieving hopeful families and first responders who are working around the clock and where the search and rescue recognition is back on tonight. we are on the ground in surfside once again, good evening, matt. hi standing, right now, big relief for families here, the search and rescue has resumed behind me. it late last night, the search and rescue came to a sudden halt. the entire facility had to be evacuated. they had to leave the entire area more than
they stormed that beach knowing good and well they may not return back home to their families. so we honor them. carley: absolutely. incredibly important day for our country. incredibly important day for the world. it changed the course of the war. it changed the course of history. a lot of soldiers survived it, are losing due to age. it is so important to honor their memory. will: i don t know, saving private ryan is one of the best war movies, that scene, that little transportation on to the beach of normandy, see a taste a taste, hollywood s version what happened in real life. that is amazing. see herroism turned into the mythology. watch saving private ryan one more time today. 74 days a how long kamala harris has gone without a news conference since being tapped to the control the border crisis. where is she going? today, guatemala. tomorrow, mexico. to go to address the root causes of. she will offer hundreds of thousands of coronavirus vaccines. 10 of millions
professionally and personally from early morning phone calls to late night debate prep to endless back and forth videos of eleanor monroe. we ll miss her leadership and her very big heart. i m sure she is freaking out in the control room because we re 53 seconds over our time, she knows i hope other 10:00 a.m. fan club is cheering her on every step of the way. we love you, casey. we re so excited for you. we will not see her tomorrow. we will see all of you as we keep up our mission on msnbc reports. craig melvin picks up our coverage next. and congrats, casey, as well. good tuesday morning to you. craig melvin here. this hour a visit a century in the making. president biden expected to leave the white house for tulsa, oklahoma, and he will become the first president to visit the city. the tulsa race massacre. a white mob killed hundreds of black people, destroyed their neighborhood 100 years ago. and in just a few moments i ll talk to a man whose great-grandfather lost e
descended on greenwood shooting black people indiscriminately and burning thousands of homes and businesses along with churches and schools, and when the massacre ended 48 hours later, hundreds of survivors were rounded up at gunpoint and forced to march to camps where they were held for weeks. survivors recounted seeing bodies dumped into the arkansas river and mass graves. those ancestors are trying out, she says, never forget, remember me. sadly the survivors you saw in the piece have since passed and there are three known survivors still alive, including one 107 years old, with whom i had the privilege of speaking to after she spoke in front of congress. joining me here in tulsa is an nbc correspondent, tremaine lee, and we have a member of the centennial commission. you have been reporting on the story and here on the ground in tulsa for days, and potentially longer than that, and the latest aspect of your reporting has been talking to white tulsans. for far too long t