fox news prime time with lawrence jones starts now. >> lawrence: thanks, john. good evening. welcome to "fox news prime time." i'm lawrence jones. while you were sleeping again, democrats passed hr-1. it's a sweeping election reform bill that would fundamentally change the way elections are held in this country. now, nancy and the gang are celebrating. the bill would expand voter rolls like gerrymandering and as they put it, combat dark money in politics. on the surface, that sounds like they could be good. until you read the fine print. you see, the whole dark money thing is darker than you can imagine. the reality is, this bill, the for the people act takes money from you people and gives it to these people. the form of campaign contributions, of course. whether you voted for them or not. let's say your neighbor likes aoc. he decides to send her $200 in the mail. that's fine. it's his money. he can do whatever he wants to. once that check clears, the federal government will use taxpayer money to match his donations six to one. so aoc gets $400, 200 from your neighbor and $1

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i'm lawrence jones. if the pandemic has shown us anything, it's that the left doesn't have our best interest. they don't have the best interest of america. that goes double for the black community. they don't care. they don't care about the business or clothes and our kids are block -- businesses are closed and kids are locked out of the school and that this is having a dangerous long-term impact on the black and brown people. democrats know that on the merit of the policies alone, they will get hammered at the ballot box in 202 and beyond. what do they do? they fight dirty. they have to, to win. they are trying to gaslight us on racial issues. a divergence. and a good one. instead of having an honest conversation about the kitchen table issues that matter to all americans they would rather scream the lives through the megaphone and divide us all. >> many of the republicans talking coded racial language and the takers and the losers. they demonize president obama and they encourage the ugliest impulses o

gillian: welcome back to the big sunday show i am lisa booth with lawrence jones, lisa boothe and lawrence duffy, here on the big sunday show the secular holiday made popular by george can stand his dad is partially observed in december but will get an airing of grievances without the best of its pull, gen z is telling us millennial's to stop partying their hair to the side and coma down the middle and it appears that skinny jeans have been canceled with the younger folks going for baggy pants, i'm going to start first of all i don't know who the gen z pirates think they are there and live long enough to know what is cool i been doing the side part since i was a little kid the middle part bob to get off my lawn and leave me alone and i might get 80-year-old in the list that annoys me is quite long gillian the queen of the side part, look at that beautiful here what say you. gillian: newsflash to gen z most people look really ugly with the middle part. it is true we should go to the books and look at some photos most people look hideous with the middle part, i'm kind of with them on skinny

>> reporter: well, good evening, lawrence. i think the wound just got a little more deeper in fact with the release of the four remaining names you just mentioned moments ago and all of them women who emigrated from korea. i had an opportunity to speak one-on-one with one of the victim's sons, randy park. his mom was 51 years old. he told me his mom worked tirelessly, in fact weeks on end sometimes without any sort of break. she always put her sons, her two sons first. and now randy has the impossible task of trying to move forward while taking care of his younger brother. he posted a gofundme account less than 24 hours ago. and lawrence, the number continues to climb. at last check it has raised more than $1.7 million. and that number continues to climb. this tragedy is just resonating all across the country. in fact, around the world. i know people that i spoke with here in the asian-american community. they have shared the gofundme page in korea. i want you to listen a little bit closer to our interview, though, with randy

lawrence: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include material on the subject as the f before i go into the work we have done and are doing in this chamber, i want to recognize the inspirational women in my life who helped shape who i am. first, i want to acknowledge my grandmother, who without a high school education tommy the value of education, taught me the value of the woman, of being a wife and mother. she is my rock and foundation. she taught me that being a woman and a black woman in america is to be fearless and to never apologize, and be accountable for everything i do. i work hard, get my education to keep my faith in god. there was no door i could not walk through or no table i did not deserve to sit at. she had strength and confidence and that is something i carry with me every day. shirley chisholm paved the way for black woman like me to be in comics -- in congress and she proved the power women h

lawrence: . brian: but they did, lawrence but if you will undo what the republicans did this will be the result and now they want to do immigration reform and forget that. ainsley: and guess what they're doing to? not only are they letting anyone in but increasing gas prices have increased because they shut down the pipeline and my dad said more than one dollar now down to his gas station in south carolina and my dad made a good point last night and said the stimulus money, he said ainsley, do know how much my sister is getting us to most track and is a teacher and does not make a lot of money and she said that stimulus check will burn through that in a matter of just one month in gas prices. the increase in gas prices so you get all these jobs are lost and now we are being told the biden will raise taxes and corporate tax, remember when donald trump increased it down to 21%? biden going up to 28% and raising the income tax rate on individuals if you make more than $400,000 and expanding the esta

thanks for having me on, lawrence. i appreciate it. >> i want to begin with what the president began with today in his opening remarks about which he did not get a single question, and that is the coronavirus pandemic, which has killed so many in this country continues to infect so many people per day. he has promised now 200 million doses of the vaccine delivered into arms by the end of the first 100 days. that's doubling the original objective. what changes in the delivery system will you have to make in order to achieve that? and when will we get to the point where people can just go to their doctor's offices and get that shot from the doctor they know and trust the way they've been able to get flu vaccine shots? >> our hope is, lawrence, that that will be soon. we have been steadily picking up and increasing our access, trying to meet people where they are. so, it's different for everybody and every community. as you all know and i know you've been covering this closely. in some cases that means increasing our supp

now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening my friend. >> good evening, ali. i will be watching at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. and i am actually going to go to work at >> there's a special that you've got on tomorrow afternoon. >> no, i'm just going to join alex as a guest tomorrow afternoon because that's a more reasonable hour for me on a saturday than the 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. duty. >> i was going to say, you're a good friend, lawrence, but i agree with you. i'm with you. you're welcome to sleep in through my show. i know our friendship remains strong regardless. have a good evening, sir. >> thank you. >>> well, congressman grace min will join us tonight. many of you heard her frustration and pain as she fought back tears yesterday in a house hearing yesterday about violence against asian-americans. ben rhodes will join us and jonathan capehart is here to discuss voting rights legislation coming in collision with the senate filibuster. and at the end of the hour we'll be joined by praise magombo, a nurse in malawi, a

it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. i'm sorry i'm in your show. >> good evening, rachel. it's only 33 seconds. and there's no fence here. there's no -- this is -- i don't patrol this fence. you know that. take as much time as you want. >> i'm done. i'm done. i'm done. >> thank you, rachel. thank you. >>> well, we are going to be joined tonight by congresswoman grace meng, who had a moment today in a house judiciary committee hearing that gave powerful voice to the thoughts and emotions that many asian-americans have experienced this week in particular. you could see in that moment a frustration that had been building for much longer than just this week. congresswoman grace meng took on a republican congressman from texas who tried to change the subject of the hearing, when the subject of the hearing was supposed to be about violence against asian-americans. we'll show you what happened in that hearing and grace meng joins us later in this hour. >>> today the fbi released new videos of what officials called ten of the mo

lawrence: , freedom wins. you can catch jillian on fox, rachel and fox and friends, jon scott is heating up next door for the fox reports. jon. jon: fox news confirming within the past hour that the border patrol in the rio grande valley has begun taking the unprecedented step of releasing illegal immigrants without notice to appear in court. good evening, i'm jon scott and this is the fox reports. ♪♪ jon: we are also learning that officials are now encountering close to 600 unaccompanied minors every day and the number of children in u.s. custody reportedly topping 15000 as the surge of the border shows no signs of slowing down meanwhile, fighting a ministration is defending its immigration policy

lawrence: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include material on the subject >> as the cochair of the women's democratic caucus i have made it an issue to put women's issue front and center -- to put women's issues front and center in this congress. i would like to talk about inspirational women in my life. first, i acknowledge my grandmother, who without a high school education,, the value of education, the value of being a woman, being a wife, of being a mother. she is my rock and foundation. she taught me that being a woman and a black woman in america is to be fearless, to never apologize and to be accountable for everything that i do, and that i work hard, get my education and keep my faith in god. there was no door i could not walk through or no table -- or no table that i did not deserve to sit at. she has strength and confidence, something i carry with me every day. then there is my hero shirley chishol

they have to do it, lawrence. they'll have a prosecution here, another capital murder prosecution just like we have in atlanta. we have two mass shootings in a week, and in both cases, we've got suspects in custody. in both cases there was a shooting, and one committed suicide. it's a little different this week. >> thank you. we'll be right back. >> thank you we'll be right back. through ret. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. and in an emergency, they need a network that puts them first. that connects them to technology, to each other, and to other agencies. that's why at&t built firstnet with and for first responders

ainsley: lawrence, look at lawrence. where is your green? lawrence: this is a green suit. ainsley: okay, let me look at the monitor. it's a little olive. [laughter] brian: ainsley is wearing a royal green. ainsley: royal is not a green. this is more of a kelly green. there are 200 some odd colors of green and. brian: i believe that's a royal. ainsley: royal is a blue. brian: please write as if you are wearing royal green. i believe there is. on a separate note, a much more important to what's happening on our southern border, big story. following national guard troops could stay on the border now past september as the cbp official warns that the biden administration can't keep up with the migrant search. griff jenkins has seen this up close and personal and seen a lot of different administrations try to handle the border. this is is off to a terrible start. am i right, griff? reporter: let me tell you, brian. good morning, ainsley and lawrence. this administration is bracing for unprecedented numbers. we heard directly from sec. mayorkas expecting apprehensions to exceed t

lawrence? >> gadi schwartz, thank you for that reporting. we'll be coming back to you if and when more information develops tonight. we really appreciate it. thank you. >> reporter: absolutely. >>> well, in a court appearance today, george tanios' mother told a federal judge, quote, he's not a bad kid. he is 39 years old, and he is accused of assaulting capitol police officer brian sicknick, who died in the hospital he was brought to after the attack on the capitol on january 6th. george tanios' mother and others testified in a hearing in which they were hoping the judge would release george tanios from custody. the "he's a good kid" defense did not work. federal magistrate judge michael john malloy said, "it is hard for me to look at this as anything other than an assault on this nation's heart, and i don't think i've ever seen anything play out in a way that was more dangerous to our community and i have no question that, in your own way, mr. tanios, you chose to be part of that." prosecutors

thanks for having me on, lawrence. i appreciate it. >> i want to begin with what the president began with today in his opening remarks, and about which he did not get a single question, and that is the coronavirus pandemic, which has killed so many in this country, continues to infect so many people per day. he has promised now 200 million doses of the vaccine delivered into arms by the end of the first 100 days. that's doubling the original objective. what changes in the delivery system will you have to make in order to achieve that? and when will we get to the point where people can just go to their doctor's offices and get that shot from the doctor they know and trust the way they've been able to get flu vaccine shots? >> our hope is, lawrence, that that will be soon. we have been steadily picking up and increasing our access, trying to meet people where they are. so it's different for everybody and every community. as you all know and i know you've been covering this closely. in some cases that means increasing our

they have to do it, lawrence. they'll have a prosecution here, another capital murder prosecution just like we have in atlanta. we have two mass shootings in a week, and in both cases, we've got suspects in custody. oftentimes, we have the suspect killed by the police or committing suicide. it's a little different this week. >> thank you. >> thanks, lawrence. >> we'll be right back. e right k and get the same fast relief in a delightful chew with pepto bismol chews. [ "could have been me" by the struts playing ] ♪ don't wanna wake up on a monday morning ♪ ♪ the thought of work's getting my skin crawling ♪ hey, mercedes? -how can i help you? ♪ i can't fear you, i don't hear you now ♪ ♪ wrapped in your regret ♪ ♪ what a waste of blood and sweat ♪ ♪ oh oh oh ♪ ♪ could have been me ♪ the 2021 e-class. motortrend's 2021 car of the year. ♪ ♪ needles. essential for pine trees, but maybe not for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an “unjection™�

lawrence? >> representative park, what's your reaction to the way police presented what they've done so far today? >> some of the comments made by the sheriff were concerning, saying this was just the result of someone having a bad day. i think a lot of asian-americans felt that was offensive, quite frankly. this isn't the first time asian-americans have faced violence. we have a history of systemic racism and exclusion, but one of the things i want to get across especially to asian-americans who may be feeling scared during this period of time is to hang in there. we will overcome, persevere, and emerge stronger as we've done before. >> i want to listen to something that mayor bottoms said about those comments that a lot of people have reacted to the officer who we just heard say, as he was describing the things that the murderer confessed to, he said he had a bad day. wasn't clear whether he was making that as an evaluation or whether he was, in a loose way, quoting the murderer. but here is

>> yes, lawrence, there will. it's important that we get to the truth and get the information because, you know, the negative thing is that under donald trump and because of donald trump in part, we have seen the normalization of some of this extremist movement, which has allowed it to come to the surface and to come out in the public. but there's actually an opportunity there too, because a lot of this stuff was lying under the surface for a very long time. a lot of this is not new. so the opportunity for us is we now see this in plain sight for us to say, you know, we have a problem. we have a challenge. so let's now deal with that problem and that challenge in a vigorous way. so i'm actually leading in the house, the government accountability office investigation on the senate side, senator michael bennet. so between michael bennet and i, there's going to be a gao investigation that's going to be comprehensive and look at all of the intelligence failures, the interagency failures and everything that did not hap

so we are excited, lawrence. we are excited about this bill, the most important bill to pass in -- and so many other things people don't pay attention to. i had a construction worker teary-eyed talking to me two weeks ago. he said my pension is gone. he said i don't care about me, i care about my wife, my children and my parents. if i don't have that pension they depend on -- we restored it. these people put in dollar after dollar week after week and they said at least when i retire i'll have a life if not of luxury at least of dignity. it was gone. we restored it. so we have delivered for america, lawrence. and it's been the whole caucus, as you said, from bernie sanders to joe manchin. each one knew they couldn't push things too far in their direction so that the other end would fall off, and we did it. and i give them credit. i do love them all. i truly do. i know it sounds corny but i do. >> it doesn't to me. it might to everyone else listening but it doesn't to me. senator schumer, there's a room i'd love to

and lawrence, i'm sure you do this too. if you're sending an email to somebody and it's really important and you don't want it to get lost, might you not call them and say, hey, i'm going to email you later today. i really need you to focus on this thing, read it, and call me when you're done. if you're really concerned about information you're sending and you don't want it to get lost, i think you have to go a step further. merely posting it on a law enforcement portal or sending an email doesn't quite get the mail. they're inundated with stuff and that's the difficulty. >> and chuck, to this evidence collecting question, series of questions that senator hawley was asking, in my experience watching congressional hearings, i have never seen questions of either the attorney general or fbi director or anyone involved in federal law enforcement about how they're collecting evidence in an ongoing criminal investigation that includes charges of conspiracy. i've never seen questions like that until the trump era when republicans

>> lawrence, gets to be on with you. the biden border surge was entirely predictable and i predicted it last fall. you can't promise amnesty, open borders and healthcare for illegals and not expect migrants to surge to the border and that's exactly what happened. every month since the election the number of migrants showing up increases, especially unaccompanied minors. look what happened compared to the last year of the trump administration. unaccompanied minors this january are almost doubled what they were last january. this february, almost triple since last february. february is the depths of winter. texas had a terrible winter storm. what is it going to be like in two months, in 60 days, when texas and mexico have springtime weather. this is entirely the fault of joe biden and his open borders policy. >> you know, senator, i've been to the border. i've talked to folks, where it impacts them. i've seen the footties they put on their feet to hide the tracks. i've talked with the border patrol and understand how the c

>> that's 100% right, lawrence. intrinsically conspiracy is problematic because if you're involving other people, that's a worse crime. but good prosecutors have a reason, if they have probable cause, to look at conspiracy, and that is because they can use it to flip these other defendants. and so it's reported that lindsey graham is being looked at, giuliani is being looked at, the former u.s. attorney for trump, pak is being looked at. so all of these people are targets for prosecutors to say, hey, tell us what trump actually said to you. >> "the new york times" is saying the fbi has received information from the major cell phone carriers on the numbers called by everyone on the capitol's cell towers during the riot. everyone. every member of congress, every staff member, every rioter who was in the building. it strikes me that that vein of evidence could be among the most important they have. >> absolutely. and, you know, the capitol was invaded, and so for people who think, oh, you know, law enforcement shouldn'

lawrence? >> representative park, what's your reaction to the way police presented what they've done so far today? >> some of the comments made by the sheriff were concerning, saying this was the result of someone having a bad day. i think a lot of asian-americans felt that was offensive, quite frankly. this isn't the first time asian-americans have faced violence. we have a history of systemic racism and exclusion, but one of the things i want to get across especially to asian-americans who may be feeling scared during this period of time is to hang in there. we will overcome, persevere and emerge stronger as we've done before. >> i want to listen to something that mayor bottoms said about those comments that a lot of people have reacted to the officer who we just heard say, as he was describing the things that the murderer confessed to, he said, he had a bad day. wasn't clear whether he was making that as an evaluation or whether he was, in a loose way, quoting the murderer. but here is what

and lawrence, i'm sure you do this too. if you're sending an email to somebody and it's really important and you don't want it to get lost, might you not call them and say, hey, i'm going to email you later today. i really need you to focus on this thing, read it and call me when you're done. if you're really concerned about information you're sending and you don't want it to get lost, i think you have to go a step further. merely posting it on a law enforcement portal doesn't quite get the mail. they're inundated with stuff and that's the difficulty. >> chuck, to this evidence collecting question, series of questions that senator hawley was asking, in my experience watching congressional hearings, i have never seen questions of either the attorney general or fbi director or anyone involved in federal law enforcement about how they're collecting evidence in an ongoing criminal investigation that includes charges of conspiracy. i've never seen questions like that until the trump era when republicans started to ask them about

so we are excited, lawrence. we are excited about this bill, the most important bill to pass in -- and so many other things people don't pay attention to. i had a construction worker teary-eyed talking to me two weeks ago. he said my pension is gone. he said i don't care about me. i care about my wife, my children and my parents. if i don't have that pension they depend on -- these people put in dollar after dollar, week after week and at least when i retire i'll have a life. the dignity that was gone we restored it. we have delivered for america, lawrence. and as you said from bernie sanders to joe manchin, each one knew they couldn't push things too far in their direction so that the other end would fall off and we did it. i and give them credit. i love them all. i truly do. i know it sounds corny but i do. >> it doesn't to me. senator schumer, there's a room i'd love to be in someday and i used to be in it quite frequently. it's your conference room. you have a team that is unique and it's a larger one than ot

pete: have that lawrence. >> lawrence: together so great ainsley: lawrence we'll check back in coming up and if you're just waking up lawrence interviewed someone in the first hour and she said she got her shot and got her freedom shot. pete: beautiful. ainsley: 7:04 on the east coast the house approves two immigration bills creating a pathway to citizenship for millions amid a border crisis. pete: dreamer, farmers among others may eventually become permanent residents according to the bill but the legislation is expected to hit a wall as reactions are right along party lines and the senate, not cool ing to the idea or warming to the idea excuse me, steve. steve: it's not going to pass the senate, meanwhile in a fox news exclusive, griff jenkins, once again, down in el paso, texas, and this time, griff, as you join us and we can see the border behind you, you actually got into a vehicle with a very prominent american, and somebody else whose trying to keep the border safe to see with your own two eyes what's going on. griff: that's right, steve, ainsley, pete, good morning to you. as

now, it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> oh, you will get the vaccine, rachel. it's only a matter of time. especially according to what the president said today. everyone is getting this vaccine -- eligible, for it, certainly, by the middle of may -- of april. april. so -- >> i know. but -- but a matter of time is, like, the matter of time. exactly. like, i just feel like -- i feel like i'm hanging by my fingernails. you know what it is? i'm really, really ready. >> once you -- once you meet the qualifications, i have seen this with many people. the minute they meet the qualifications in their state, suddenly, it becomes the most urgent thing in their lives. and many of them, the week before, thought, i'll get it when i get it. and then, it was just instantly refresh, refresh, refresh, just like you say. >> i am telling you, i have become eligible in new york, apparently, tomorrow. i don't know what time tomorrow means, specifically. they said that appointments, as of 8:00 a.m. but as if i'm going

now, it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> oh, you will get the vaccine, rachel. it's only a matter of time. especially, according to what the president said today. everyone is getting this vaccine -- eligible, for it, certainly, by the middle of may -- april. april. so -- >> i know. but -- but a matter of time is, like, the matter of time. exactly. like, i just feel like -- i feel like i'm hanging by my fingernails. you know what it is? i'm really, really ready. >> once you -- once you meet the qualifications, i have seen this with many people. the minute they meet the kboiskzs in their state, suddenly, it becomes the most urgent thing in their lives. and many of them, the week before, thought, i'll get it when i get it. and then, it was just instantly refresh, refresh, refresh, just like you say. >> i am telling you, i have become eligible in new york, apparently, tomorrow. i don't know what time tomorrow means, specifically. they said that appointments, as of 8:00 a.m. but as if, i'm going to go t

the party panel is back, lawrence jones, daniel turner and jessica charla. lawrence, how do you define hurtful? >> i don't know when you do the police. and neither does bill de blasio. you know the strange thing about this, his arch nemesis cuomo is going down. you would think this was a moment for him to just stop afraid this is the moment where people can stop hating him and hate cuomo. but instead he wants to be in the spotlight again. and now i realize why i do not like him either. this is down. and as someone who doesn't trust estate and all that, if someone were to come to me because of something i tweeted, and they say it was hurtful i'm going to be where you at my door? you've got a war just have they also talk about? did you come to rest me? okay, bye-bye. it's going to cause more interaction between cops and the public. it's just not a fun idea. kennedy: it's very hard to prove its very easy to pick up a phone and call the hotline. somebody made you mad at work you call the hotline if they heard this person say a real racist stuff. then they someho

>> that's 100% right, lawrence. intrinsically conspiracy is problematic because if you're involving other people, that's a worse crime. good prosecutors have a reason, if they have probable cause, to look at conspiracy, and that is because they can use it to flip these other defendants. and so it's reported that lindsey graham is being looked at, giuliani is being looked at, the former attorney for trump, p pak is being looked at. >> they're saying the fbi has received information from the major cell phone carriers on the numbers called by everyone on the capitol's cell towers during the riot. everyone. every member of congress, every staff member, every rioter who was in the building. it strikes me that that vein of evidence could be among the most important they have. >> absolutely. and, you know, the capitol was invaded, and so for people who think, oh, you know, law enforcement shouldn't have those powers, here's a good case for where you want them to. as long as the information is properly held, controlled, peo

lawrence: mr. speaker, i would like to at this time bring forth representative deborah ross of north carolina. ms. ross: thank you so much for your leadership, representative lawrence, and for organizing this special order hour. mrs. lawrence: representative from pennsylvania. >> thank you, mr. speaker. you know, so many of the leaders that we hear about are public figures and legitimated officials, people with loud voices in the community but there are other kinds of leaders and in particular in connection with this month's women history month, i rise to pay tribute to some that are not often noticed, the women who have battled the covid pandemic in my exuent and across our nation. this historic crisis has devastated my community. ms. wild: more than 330,000 of our fellow americans have died and millions have lost. and putting the health and safety of their neighbors ahead of their own. one woman in greater lehigh valley made sure our heroes and vulnerable neighbors are not forgotten. she has serv

lawrence tribe, thank you very much for joining us again tonight. we always appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you. >> and coming up, the house will vote on final passage of the biden covid relief bill tomorrow. we will concentrate on pages 33 to 59. we will be joined by a couple house members that worked hard on the pages. during this commercial break, you can grab a copy of the bill. and two members of the congress that are going to join us, both former public school teachers. that is a hint at the section we're going to be looking at. that's next. be looking at that's next. ♪ ♪ we know it's going to take many forms of energy to meet the world's needs while creating a cleaner future for all. at chevron, we're lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our operations, investing in lower-carbon technologies, and exploring renewable fuels of the future. we work hard to care for the homes we love. but it's only human... to protect the one we share. with relapsing forms of ms, there's a lot to deal with. not just unpredictable relapses

lawrence stranded and stumped for 46. _ oh, that's gone. lawrence stranded and stumped for 46. england - oh, that's gone. lawrence stranded and stumped for 46. england soonl oh, that's gone. lawrence stranded i and stumped for 46. england soon all out for 205. if you bat badly you must bowled brilliantly, hold on. anderson struck, one wicket late thursday, may be morally on friday? yeah, that's a big maybe. joe wilson, bbc news. it's time of year — when children across the uk dress up to mark world book day. events are largely taking place online because of the pandemic. campaigners are using the day to urge families, schools and nurseries to have books with more characters from black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds. our community affairs correspondent adina campbell reports. dressing up as their favourite book characters. i'm dressed up as my favourite character — fantastic mr fox. world book day is one of the biggest events in the school calendar, but bradford born children's author trish cook says representation hasn't changed that much since she started writing 3

and they need help across the board, lawrence. and i just think that this is so straightforward for the economy, but also this is a moral issue. i mean, make no mistake about it. this package is a moral package that is supporting people who need help. and this garbage that somehow the republicans are going to be the class of the -- the party of the working class when, in fact, this entire bill is a shot right for the working class and they are all voting against it and dragging their feet on it. so we got to call b.s. on that. let's get it our the door and start helping people. >> congressman tim ryan, thank you very much for starting us off tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. you got a good show ahead, i see. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, how do you solve a problem like the filibuster? i probably should have sung that lyric. democratic senator joe manchin promised he wants to preserve the filibuster rule, but what there is a way for senator manchin to keep his promise and enforce the rule differently so that democrats will act

let me ask you about the surge in border crossings, lawrence. republicans are certainly seizing on this issue of immigration. we have the a.p. that is now reporting that faced with president joe biden's early popularity, good news about vaccinations and americans' embrace of the covid relief bill, the gop is leaning in amid a highly charged issue. they hope immigration can unite the party heading into next year's elections. do you think that's going to be an effective strategy? i mean, they've spent years excusing the trump administration's family separation policy. >> well, look, border policy at the southern border is difficult only for one reason. and that reason is it's a condition that makes it difficult, and the condition is, if you have any humanitarian concern at all for the people, the adults and children who are coming to that border, and the republican party professionally does not, they do not care what happens to them, they, in fact, cruelty was their policy, deliberately put into place by donald trump and jeff sessions, and so for

our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with the latest. lawrence. yeah, there are certainly some spinouts there on the roadways coming into work today ponding out there on the roads. rain coming down very hard specially starting about lit lot of part of the morning and then throughout the afternoon and certainly it's continue to come down in a good part of the bay area right now tapering off a little bit in parts of the north bay looking out toward isf. all right. now you've got a wet tarmac out there's the rain continue to drop a nice little storm. the last storm. a winter rolling on in you see the core low well to the north. now the front begin to slide on by little another around a little trough on the backside of that may bring some more moisture into the night tonight. but here's where we sit with the front right now. you see the rain falling outside. pockets of some heavier amounts of rainfall, especially a little further to the north. look at the cells that are moving on through near hercules and martina some heavier amounts of rain continue

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and they need help across the board, lawrence. and i just think that this is so straightforward for the economy, but also this is a moral issue. i mean, make no mistake about it. this package is a moral package that is supporting people who need help. and this garbage that somehow the republicans are going to be the class of the -- the party of the working class when, in fact, this entire bill is a shot right for the working class and they are all voting against it and dragging their feet on it. so we got to call b.s. on that. let's get it our the door and start helping people. >> congressman tim ryan, thank you very much for starting us off tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. you got a good show ahead, i see. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, how do you solve a problem like the filibuster? i probably should have sung that lyric. democratic senator joe manchin promised he wants to preserve the filibuster rule, but what if there's a way for senator manchin to keep his promise and enforce the rule differently so that democrats will a

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this week it is hosted by lawrence jones. it starts right now. lawrence? >> lawrence: thanks so much. great show as always. good evening. welcome to fox news primetime. i'm lawrence jones. first, joe biden is off to a bad start. if march is anything like february, we're in big trouble. don't take my word for it. just look at his predecessor. >> joe biden has had the most disastrous first month of any president in modern history. >> now, the media spent all day today dismissing the president's speech as sour grapes. but you know better. we all know better. the biden administration has broken nearly everything it put its hands on since the day he took office. the economy. the most important issue to everyday americans, was already struggling back in january, by overzealous politicians, their stay at home orders which they refused to obey themselves. and now things aren't much better. in fact, you could say they're getting a lot worse. but why? because joe biden is asleep at the wheel. his cabinet is tearing down president trump's most popular policies. letti

our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with the latest. lawrence. yeah, there are certainly some spinouts there on the roadways coming into work today ponding out there on the roads. rain coming down very hard specially starting about lit lot of part of the morning and then throughout the afternoon and certainly it's continue to come down in a good part of the bay area right now tapering off a little bit in parts of the north bay looking out toward isf. all right. now you've got a wet tarmac out there's the rain continue to drop a nice little storm. the last storm. a winter rolling on in you see the core low well to the north. now the front begin to slide on by little another around a little trough on the backside of that may bring some more moisture into the night tonight. but here's where we sit with the front right now. you see the rain falling outside. pockets of some heavier amounts of rainfall, especially a lit

so, jacob lawrence was the most famous black artist of the 20th century. the "struggle" series for me really solidifies lawrence's visionary artistic impact. we're working at the dawn of the modern civil rights movement when american art is really entrenched in abstraction and he has his own synthesis, his artistic ingenuity and individuality, to tell the stories that are really underrepresented in the history books. finding missing works of art is incredibly rare. so, panel 16 was discovered because of a visitor to the exhibition's installation at the metropolitan museum of art in new york, was standing in the gallery seeing this narrative series and looking at the holes on the wall where-- where the missing panels would have been. and she thought to herself that, gee, i think my neighbor has one of these panels. and it happened to be panel 16, which is incredible because we didn't actually know what it looked like. there's incredible golds and-- and greens that lawrence uses for the citizen's army and then the cool blue he uses for the american revolutio

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lawrence: no. we have a roadmap that we are introducing electrification to start with in the next 18 months. we have a full ev plan that will be in place by 2025 with two of our products, one will be a sports car and one will be an suv. by 2025 we are fully having electrification on the way. what's different for aston martin is we don't make hundreds of thousands of millions of cars. we are looking to make 10 to 15,000 cars with car enthusiasts. those car enthusiasts want electric vehicles and electrification. they also want the aspiration and trickle-down effect of a premium luxury brand than aston martin delivers. one of the reasons we are turning to formula one marketing performance is aspirational. i believe that part of electrification going forward and i think we will be ahead of our competition in that respect is also about the brand. an iconic but spoke british luxury brand and everyone can buy an electric platform from various manufacturers over the next five to 10 years. the differentiati

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you are very nice, lawrence. i was -- susan and i were on a beer run and we had driven to a local brewery to pick up some hooch and we were driving down the massachusetts turnpike when we heard the news streaming on susan's cell phone and it was very surreal. >> i can imagine. and so the audience should know that this is not an easy category. you were in the audiobook category. by the way, your director scott also i believe gets a grammy for his role in this, the greatest -- >> he deserves them all. he is fantastic, yes. >> he has directed my audiobooks and of course has gotten so recognition for it because why would he? because they're me. but -- but, rachel, so here's who else was in the field you were nominated with. okay? because -- >> wait. i lost you. >> oh. rachel has to hear this. we have to get sounds to rachel somehow. >> i'm not being weirdly falsely modest. i've lost you. sorry. but now i can hide under the desk. >> so rachel's gone but here's what you have to know. the category she was nominated in i

you'll likely backup trevor lawrence was expected to be the first pick in the nfl draft. gray shooting. everybody. steph and curry are making their sesame street debut tomorrow. the 2 will be teaching youngsters. the importance of eating a healthy and balanced breakfast. and of course, shooting some hoops you can catch the episode tomorrow on the streaming service. hbo. max sky staff is everywhere. does. when does he sleep period does not sleep that. and that's actually pretty kind. everything they do is like perfect timing so good at pretty much everything they did. i know really. and you know, just every boy said on hoops. ashley last night. >> donation is asked to be grateful. they have a star was so well balanced and so transcendent a great role model to because it doesn't always you always don't get the trifecta like that. absolutely something something all of us can aspire to be but fall short of good for staff. and jason. and we'll be right back. >> president biden's german shepherds are now back at the white house aides successfully completed some extra training a