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dir director shalonda young and, and both of those individuals heading into the past week. heading into this vote the white house has been aware that they're not going to have all democrats onboard with this proposal, but they are just hoping to have enough democrats to help make up any needs and the votes based on what republicans are able to put forth today. one thing that the white house has been arguing to people on one-on-one phone calls and in these briefings is that ultimately this is an agreement and a bipartisan agreement to avert a default. since the beginning of these negotiations that were occurring between the white house and house speaker kevin mccarthy and officials you talked to have been making very clear that this is a bipartisan agreement and democrats weren't going to get everything that they wanted in this bill and what the white house wanted to stress to individuals is they needed to
are st. louis, little rock, shreveport, texarkana, waco, dallas and forth, the problem with dallas forth today is that the storms are going to form right over the top of you. you're not going to watch them coming in. so you have to keep an eye to the sky as you go throughout the late afternoon, kids are getting out of school and work that's the danger time main threat, huge hail two inches in diameter is easily possible today so that's tennis ball to baseball size and that's enough to damage your roof, your shingles, also injure you if you're outside in it that's one of the concerns today. here is the diagram. it is pretty incredible we had four inch size hail yesterday. very rare, doesn't happen often, softballs coming out of the sky. >> wow, bill karins, thank you very much. appreciate it. now to some breaking news, the world's largest rocket made by spacex blasted off on its first test flight, but the flight ended in an explosion, just a couple of minutes after liftoff. take a look at these images. no crew or satellites were on
maria cardona, two davids for the price of one. >> we'll both answer. >> you're both very pretty. it's wonderful. thank you for joining 1400. -- joining the show. >> here's my first question. a lot percolating. let's try to narrow it down right now. the e. jean carroll deposition happened today. we don't know at all what donald trump said or if he pleaded the fifth, we have no idea what happened there. and then there's a federal judge who basically says that donald trump made false statements about he knew that there wasn't the amount of fraud, and he said it in court. that sounds serious, david. do we know of all of these different things percolating, which that see most legal jeopardy. >> sticking with the '80s theme, we would be calling studley. in terms of this judge's opinion coming forth today, here's the thing, alisyn. there's a difference between
commentators, david urban, we've got to david's for the price of one. >> okay, we'll figure that out. we can handle that. >> you both very pretty, it's wonderful. >> thanks for joining the show. >> so here's my first question. i did a lot of percolating. so let's try to narrow it down right now. the e. jean carroll deposition happened today. we don't know what donald trump said, we don't know if he pled the fifth, we don't know what happened in their. and then there's this federal judge who basically says donald trump made false statements about he knew that there wasn't amount of fraud and he said it in cote court and that sounds serious. so do we know how all of these different things that are percolating, which has the most leaguer legal jeopardy? >> let's stick with the 80 theme, and we would be called studly. >> in terms of this judge's opinion coming forth today, here's the thing, allison. there's a difference between saying something on the
decision of the i -- the international court of justice -- the first explosion. and where does that leave the icj? where does it lead the un? russia has veto power in the security council. it's as if they were pointing judges at nuremburg. unfortunately, look -- people try to adapt the situation to what we've been through in the past. we have not been through anything like that in the past. it's a 21st century and we need to figure out things. >> let's look at what president biden has put forth today. $800 million in additional military aid now heading to ukraine. you are right in the middle of everything. how essential is that? >> what is incredibly essential -- and literally minutes ago i was doing a interview and it was a
and where does that leave the icj? where does it lead the un? russia has veto power in the security council. it's as if they were pointing judges at nuremburg. unfortunately, look -- people try to adapt the situation to what we've been through in the past. we have not been through anything like that in the past. it's a 21st century and we need to figure out things. >> let's look at what president biden has put forth today. $800 million in additional military aid now heading to ukraine. you are right in the middle of everything. how essential is that? >> what is incredibly essential -- and literally minutes ago i was doing a massive interview and it was a massive explosion. the building was shaking. [inaudible] we can eventually wait on the ground here.
but we need to do better. the key to what we're talking about right no is getting to the other side of the crisis and building back better. simply getting back to where we are is insufficient. it always has been insufficient for this president. we have to create the policy architecture to make sure that when this recovery starts to truly expand under this president's leadership, under the policies that he's putting forth today, that the middle class finally has the opportunities that have been their due for so long and that have so long eluded them. that is the measure of building back better. >> jared bernstein, member of president biden's council of economic advisers. jared, it is always nice of you to spend some time with us. thanks for making time tonight. >> my pleasure, rachel. >> all right. we'll be right back. stay with us. hey, i just got a text from my sister.
a lot of people are vaccinated. people have some checks in their wallet, and some shots in their. arm but we need to do better. the key to what we are talking about right now, it's getting to the other side of the crisis and building back better. simply getting back to where we were is insufficient. it always has. it's been insufficient for this president. we have to create a policy architecture to make sure that when this recovery starts to truly expend, under this presidents leadership, under the policy that he's putting forth today, that the middle class finally has the opportunities that have been there do for so long. and the house along alluded them. that is the measure of building back better. >> gerard bernstein, member president advisor economic advisor, generated always nice for you to spend some time for us. thanks for making time tonight. >> my pleasure racial. >> we will be right back stay with us. us.
president's leadership, under the policies that he's putting forth today, that the middle class finally has the opportunities that have been their due for so long and that have so long eluded them. that is the measure of building back better. >> jared bernstein, member of president biden's council of economic advisers. jared, it is always nice of you to spend some time with us. thanks for making time tonight. >> my pleasure, rachel. >> all right. we'll be right back. stay with us.
basement? you're actually right, this does look like a real estate outfit. geraldo rivera, you've been in guatemala in the past, do you think there's anything of the biden administration put forth today that would actually get to the root cause? >> geraldo: i am much more bullish on migration than most of the people in this building. i really believe that it is the characteristic of a robust, growing, vibrant country that we take these strong backs, we absorb them, look at all the help wanted signs, stay there you get two bucks a day, come here you get 20 bucks an hour. you know, in terms of what's going on now, the dysfunction of the border i think is lamentable and i do put the responsibility on the biden administration, i think president trump was harsh, he was a bully, he took the