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pancreatic cancer, who is 82 years old. you can watch the president will remarks and the rest of the service now streaming live on the website fox news.com. any hour now the supreme court put handgun decisions on president biden's vaccine mandates. high court's conservative majority seems skeptical of the federal government mandate, nearly four hours of oral arguments occurred yesterday. liberal justices decided coronavirus pandemic killed and sickened so many americans, this could be a way to protect all of us. rulings that affect millions across the country. alexandria off has more from washington. >> the supreme court has to vaccine mandate cases, first for employees at larger companies and the second to healthcare workers. for the first pushing back on
>> hello, i am arthel neville. we await a pivotal supreme court decision on president biden's covid vaccine mandate. it's whether the federal government can force millions of workers to be vaccinated. justices hearing oral argument on measures involving two separate mandates, one for federally funded of care workers and one for large private businesses. first, lucas tomlinson live with more on president biden's new strategy and missing service. >> some medical experts think the silver lining to the new omicron violent immunity boost, president biden says things will get better despite record number of cases nationwide. >> i don't think covid is here to stay but having covid in the environment here and in the world is here to stay but public as we are dealing with it now is not here to stay, the new normal doesn't have to be, we have so many more tools we are
election will be on a house map with more districts than the last election so gerrymandering can be an ugly practice but take a deep breath. >> that's it for this week's show, thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. we hope to see you here next week. ♪♪ >> change in messaging from the white house, president biden pulling back from the crash the virus promised. another surge in covid cases. a brand-new hour of fox news live, i am eric shot.
service harry reid was held earlier today in nevada. senator reid died last week, he was 82 years old. a for your battle with pancreatic cancer. he retired in 2016 after serving five terms in the senate including 12 years as chamber house democrat. president biden, former president obama honoring the former senator at the service the auditorium in las vegas. live in las vegas with more, hi, william. >> today senator reid was described as a fighter for the democratic party but also a father who had a sense of humor, also alone for guidance, a thoughtful can but also said he grew up poor in nevada. his father was a minor, his mother was are made and he worked on capitol hill to put himself through law school.
developing continue to develop to contain covid and other strains. >> that's not what we heard in the campaign trail leading up to the 2020 election. >> i'm going to shut down the virus i'll shut down the virus, not the economy. i'm not going to shut down the country but i'm going to shut down the virus. >> earlier this week u.s. report over 1 million new covid cases in a single bank shattering previous records amid a testing shortage. the white house assigned to contracts with industry to boost test working toward the goal of procuring half a billion. on the economics fund, u.s. added 199,000 jobs in december following short of expectations according to the labor department. the good news, unemployment fell to 3.9%. president biden's nancy pelosi's invitation accepted march first, the latest the speech has been given since 1934. the last president to give the address via letter, jimmy carter.
his legislative agenda. >> harry was not a schmoozer or a backslapping. he did not give long drawn out stories and did not appreciate long drawn out stories. reporter: president biden also spoke and he said harry reid, his voice will be heard for decades. here nevada and all over the country, you'll he will be sent to washington d.c. and service of the u.s. capitol with alliance state on wednesday. eric: thank you so much and for any of us flying, going to nevada memorial of the reid international. we'll be right back.
hard questions for both sides and many justices, particular conservative justices were focusing on whether they specifically authorized the biden administration to implement these mandates. arthel: as we are dealing with the pandemic, it's a matter of public safety so do you think there's a possibility supreme court will or should kick this back to congress and let them decide? >> it's possible and certainly a lot justices were asking that, they set a mandate of this importance to our society is something that should be addressed by congress, it shouldn't be addressed through actions of federal administrator agency in the executive branch so from that perspective, the question is not is the mandate smart or good policy? to implement the mandate of this nature. arthel: who should be in charge, what do you think? >> i think the challengers make a good argument when they say for something of this nature you
us as it appears they may be hypersonic, is a huge concern, we got to invest in get ahead of it and be clear to china that if they engage in aggressive behavior towards nations like taiwan or others, who will respond as needed to defend our allies. arthel: but china doesn't care, other nations say it and they don't care. >> i think that is part of the problem, they are not sure who would actually respond because they've seen how we behaved with afghanistan defending our allies there and getting tough on russia with ukraine but not really tough so they are skeptical. the other piece is are right, they don't care because they know have economically so we got to make ourselves more independent in order to be effective if we push back against them. arthel: thank you very much for joining us. see you again. thanks. eric: earlier president biden