carley: hundreds gathering to pay respects to some of the tiniest victims of the texas school shooting with the first wakes being held in uvalde. today marks one week since a gunman claimed 21 innocent lives in the halls of the elementary school. you re watching fox and friends first. i m carley shimkus. todd: i m todd piro. this week would have been the start to summer break, funerals will continue. media going silent at noon local time today to honor the community and nation continues to mourn. today marks one week since the uvalde school shooting. hundreds of mourners stood in line yesterday to pay respects at wakes for garza and
for outdoor sport will be able to gather as well as those taking part. for important life events such as weddings, civil partnerships, funerals and wakes, the number who can attempt will be determined by the ability of the venue to manage social distancing and other reasonable measures and all guests attending a wedding breakfast or a funeral wake will need to take a lateral flow test before attending. the cabinet has thought hard about how we deal with people mixing in each other s home and gardens. we have decided not to make new legal rules to cover that sort of mixing. we will issue updated and
and their sorrow and lead them to that important moment. they can change their too. we have allowed people s bodies to be cremated now prior to their funerals which has led to a shoulder period of paying attention to the dead. wakes used to be long periods at first they were in homes and then in the funeral home, now in philadelphia some of them are two hours before the funeral mass in the parish church. and the body is not present there is much less reference to death. the young people today often don t see a dead body at all because of cremation. so i think one of the big mistakes our church made was to allow cremation. we used to forbid it because it was a sign of not believing in the resurrection of the body. now it s the reason for cremation is much more practical and less expensive than a regular funeral. and predates space and those type of things. there s much less reflection on death, the meaning of life, and the dignity of the human body. all of those things have huge signifi
all right? by the way you we what else he s doing? probably calling putin president chief to make more deals. laura: let s get it going quick, quick, quick. awesome show, as always. i m laura ingraham this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. now, joe biden had, i think, one of the worst wakes of any president since maybe watergate today the supreme court stomped on his signature vaccine mandate for big businesses exactly what we warnd them would happen. yesterday the american people stomped their feet in that quinnipiac poll giving him a hideous 33% approval rating saying this week biden thought drama tiezing jap 6, and race baiting would justify doing away with the filibuster to pas this massive government take takeover and he thought this was going to pressure senators to relent. once again, he badly miscalculated and got stomped.
to say it is a peaceful movement, we have dell bigtree about to go on, he s sort of the rock star of the movement, so it s going to get loud, but the point is i don t see a lot of extremists, we re not seeing neonazis, notmany prod boys although we have seen a couple, but this is a very extreme message. we may not see harm in the streets like we saw on january 6th, but health experts say this causes harm just the same. misinformation is dangerous in so many ways. brandy zadrozny, we appreciate you and your reporting. thank you so much. in the wakes of the supreme court tossing out national vaccine requirements from the biden administration, mandates are now left to states, localities, and private businesses. just 19 states across the country right now require state employees to be vaccinated or undergo regular testing while ten states ban testing for