finally roger penske do i really loved working with, he was a great director. rogers said let's get the money. everybody said let's get the money. forge a sunday night. we had to launch in asia. wachovia was going bankrupt. tarp failed. seven banks injure go bankrupt and had to decide kind of like 15 minutes to go to lunch the next day. i never felt like i had so much pressure in my life, like i wanted to like suck my thumb and call for my mommy. [laughing] just like, it wasmb just like brutal. the market is down 1200 points the next day. we get and go two days later and we race $18 billion. that was just a normal day. >> right. >> quickly out to work on aircraft engines a of things e that. a long-winded answer to say i think in this era simpler is better than complicated. when life is complicated, simple is better. i just see that, i probably should've made the company simpler faster but it's just such a different time and we were probably toooo complicated for the era. >> right. okay. i'm going to switch gears a little bit. get a little more subjective. we ha

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protesters held signs demanding justice for 44-year-old roger allen. he was shot a week ago during a routine traffic stop. police say he picked up what appeared to be a gun and got into a struggle with an officer. they say one officer shot him, fearing for his fellow officers life. the gun ended up being a fake. >> we remain proactive in receiving justice for roger allen. >> the d.a.s office is investigating the shooting. >>> still ahead, while wildly popular drink in the bay area could be in trouble. the ingredient that is becoming harder and harder to find. >>> the massive mural breaking records in oakland, how it is shining a light on a problem that is often overlooked. >>> major developments in a disappearance that loomed over california for i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine.

could. >> cutting through tuesday don't do it. >> and roger says i hate this business. you might as well sit down. [laughter] >> i will wrap up the meeting with one last question from the audience we will read it to you to digest. infamous meeting in schenectady with this meeting it becomes clear with the profitability to monetize contracts running out of cash. the blueprint took place in the oversight group which provided on the as-needed basis how it is not identified sooner? >> the meeting as described is not the way it happened but for probably three years the board and i disagreed how the leadership was working. we had the wrong leadership at the wrong place at the wrong time and all the issues were operating issues. what was cast with the team wasn't doing its work which was completely wrong. it was reported in the media and that was bs. as a result we must a generation of finance people. my own company won't support me and we will even go someplace else. so why did i write the book? to say when something is an operating issue collect that. don't throw a generatio

some describing him as will rogers with hud spa. do you not just, and that venerable washington wise man once called buck walled, the greatest satirist an english language since pope and swift. the acclaim novelist james mitch nurse said buchwald had one of the sharpest which he had ever known. as many admirers included poet robert frost and supreme court justice william or douglas, who once, if you could possibly believe it cited a buck wild column in one of his u.s. supreme court opinions. much like mark twain, james the kykrv parker anl rogers art buchwald was truly an american legend. and to his credit, bought his barbs could get a chuckle out of politicians from all sides of the political spectrum. from william f buckley to arthur slush unger, to john f. kennedy, to dwight eisenhower, to ronald reagan. senator barry goldwater, the arch conservative senator from arizona, once told buchwald, you are one of those people who have the ability to make us think, make us laugh, make us cry, and love our fellow man. and for that, i than

cnn's alex marquardt, jim sciuto and mike rogers. chairman rogers, let me start with you. first, your reaction to these sanctions? >> i think it's a good start. listen, sanctions, we maybe overrelied a little bit when it comes to rush camera. they've had mixed results. i think this is a really important statement for the administration to come out and say, hey, here is the five things you're doing bad and here are the things we're doing about it up front and more likely to come. that's really clear messaging. if we need anything right now on the russian relationship, it's clear messaging. what you're seeing is russia test the administration a little bit. i think this is a good first out of the gate, at least, stab at it. more to do, but i thought this was a good first step. >> alex, let's talk about the stable and predictable relationship. that's in quotes, stable and predictable relationship with russia that biden says he wants to build. how do you create that, given the imprisonment of navalny, continued occupation of crimeasm, the fact that two u.s. marines are unjustly

so we know that joel greenberg wrote that letter. >> and do you know that it reached roger stone? >> so the communications that we have indicate that they were sent. they're in pretty explicit detail that we know this document was described, so that does seem to be the case. but again, this letter is an treemly long and detailed confession letter that goes into explicit detail about matt gaetz, their friendship, and what they did together. >> roger stone tells me he doesn't buy this. he didn't help. he never took money from anybody. he doesn't recall any letter, and he never has heard of greenberg implicating gaetz. what do you make of that? >> i would strongly advise all of your viewers to check out the story that my partner on this story, roger sollenberger and i have just published on "the daily beast." it goes in explicit detail through all of that. we've got the receipts. we've got images. we've got conversations. >> so now the big question becomes is greenberg to be believed? whoever he was soliciting, whether it was stone or anyone else, what is the chance that he was putti

roger, what is the answer here? >> well, one thing that we need to do is have a sober conversation about this not caught up in the 48 hour news cycle right after one of those incidents. one of the unfortunate things about american life reengaging that we see this kind of spike as people start to resume their normal lives. one of the other subjects that the president talked about is these ghost gun kits which i think we can all agree is a market of people that make kits specifically to circumvent the law. maybe that's something jason and i can agree on. but for example, if someone was out on the dark web selling a kit specifically how to circumvent our border laws i would imagine fox would have many concerns about that. here is a situation where people are literally selling kits on how to make guns that circumvent laws. the president wants to look at that as well. i think he is on to something. frankly, if the far left says you aren't doing enough and the far right says you're doing so much he is probably on to some

roger harrabin, bbc news. our correspondent robin brant is in shanghai. what brant is in shanghai. sort of reception asjohn kerr�* going what sort of reception asjohn kerry going to get? he what sort of reception as john kerry going to get?— going to get? he is coming here to shanahai going to get? he is coming here to shanghai and _ going to get? he is coming here to shanghai and arriving _ going to get? he is coming here to shanghai and arriving this - going to get? he is coming here toj shanghai and arriving this evening, a city of 24 million people i have to say the air pollution has not been good in the past week but he has come to show that the us is engaging again after five years of stepping back under donald trump. it is going to be a significant visit and a substantial one as he is here for two days and will meet a very important people and them a man who is his chinese counterpart and he has been brought out of retirement by beijing because he knowsjohn kerry and that gives you an idea of how significant they think the personal relationship

roger borges te explica de lo que se trata. roger: muchos consideran de actualizaciÓn de apple para millones de usuarios como la mejor opciÓn para mantener la privacidad digital en la historia de internet. permitir que facebook y otras aplicaciones que se ejecutan en la plataforma rastreen su actividad y su telÉfono en lÍnea o no. entre las nuevas opciones, el nuevo software, se encuentra un importante actualizaciÓn de privacidad llamada transparencia de seguimiento de aplicaciones que requiere que las aplicaciones solicitan permisos antes de recopilar datos de usuarios o dispositivos. la actualizaciÓn no les permite a los anunciantes rastrear el comportamiento del usuario ni su actividad de navegaciÓn en la web quÉ compaÑÍas usan para personificar avisos. en un comunicado un portavoz de apple dijo que las nuevas funciones de privacidad se desarrollaron para brindar transparencia y dar a los usuarios una opciÓn si se rastrea sus datos. y entre los lanzamientos de apple estÁn los pequeÑos dispositivos que rastrean,

. >> roger in nebraska go ahead . one last call for roger in nebraska. kathy in pool texas. >> caller: yes ma'am. thislady is not telling the truth . she must be, i don't know. she must be covering up for the biden administration these people are coming in surges. it is a border crisis. >> host: kathy, you've got to turn down your telephone. she saysangela it's a crisis, your response . >> kathy, you can call it that if that's the word you want to use and plenty of people do call it that. i'm not saying don't use that word and we are seeing numbers of people. i'm not disputing that were covering the period i'm covering that right now every day. i see the large numbers of people . they are coming and many are being sent back to mexico and the last caller said we should send everyone back to mexico and people would feel comfortable on this side. that's probably true mexico is our neighbor and that's creating a humanitarian problem there real stresses and strains. we don't want the problems right next door with our neighbors either. i'm not trying to cover

roger from the commerce standpoint, there's also the transportation component of the subcommittee, focusing on what we believe to truly believe -- what we believe to be in for structure. president biden may define infrastructure differently. i said he ought to be honest with the american people and talk about infrastructure in the way that people see it. which is what you have here. what is infrastructure? that the biden proposal has less than 6% of the money for roads and bridges tells us that his focus is not on the kind of infrastructure that the american people think of as infrastructure. if the president wants to have the debate that senator toomey just said about lunchrooms in our schools, and cafeteria trays that can be recycled and environmental justice, climate justice, we can have that debate. but we ought to make sure that we are focusing on the needs of the american people. he puts more money in his proposal for electric vehicles than roads, bridges, airports, and waterways combined. it's time to say we want to do things that are really in the best interest of the american peopl

more coming up on the eryn rogers rumor in sports. >> the drama continues. thank you. >>> current and former pros are offering their advice to those in the draft right now. joe montana among those tweeting some well wishes and good luck messages. >>> still ahead on kpix5 in cbsn bay area. a new address and a series of robberies in the southbay. by police say the suspect could be responsible for dozens more. chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. confidently taking on new places with equinox. and taking on more with silverado. whatever you do, there's a perfect chevy to take you anywhere. find your perfect chevy and get up to 17% of msrp cash back on select 2021 models. that's over fifty-four hundred dollars cash back on this equinox. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. parklothe victim is distracted or trying to pull out of the spot. one suspect will block the victim while another suspect jumps in their car and then grabs their purse or other personal items. >>> these crime

we had a good rundown from roger. more renewable power, electric cars, low carbon heating systems, it means perhaps eating less meat and dairy, it means a massive effort to insulate our leaky homes. we have a terrible housing stock in britain. it means driving a bit less, walking and cycling more. aviation, certainly for frequent flyers, will get more expensive. critics say it is very easy to set these targets, much harder to meet them. they want to see concrete policies from government that will lead to is meeting this ambitious target they have set. , , ., , meeting this ambitious target they have set. , , . , ., have set. justin, many thanks. justin have set. justin, many thanks. justin rowlatt _ have set. justin, many thanks. justin rowlatt there. _ young people are continuing to bear the brunt of unemployment caused by the pandemic. the latest official figures show more than 800,000 payrolljobs were lost in the year to march, with people under 35 accounting for 80% of those affected. here's our economics correspo

dr roger out of time is trying to reform teacher training. there are teachers who are radical believe have to change today just don't know how to test training. they need a different way of endangered and then need to develop a community does teach us. to get a teacher's view on training i meet funny dubroca uncool a primary teacher at a government school. will not be likely at being elaborate me on how well what i had. done when connie let me take all and because that. how light it all back in korea give it a thought though and it even had a hollow. but she says the government offers little support for retraining teachers . but only. the last roll will take hold out of it but i'm not mad he may climb up a partner finding out how you young. and how i could help and i like your comment i . dr archer ordered high invited running down to join a trial training session might you don't diversify to introduce new teaching methods. teachers as. an authority and naturally we stand in front of a classroom. we deliver what students should know. we want

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the gun ended up being a fake. >> we remain proactive and receive justice for roger allen. no matter how tired, we will endure. we never asked, needed, or wanted our blood on your hands. >> the district stg the shooting. >>> in santa clara, a driver crashed into a chp officer. it happened on the north bound 280 connector to highway 85 in cupertino after 8:00. this video shows chp video with minor damage and a silver hyundai rolled over on its side. officers say they closed the road so cal trans could do work. that's when the driver apparently tried to swerve around the shut down and ended up hitting the vehicle. the driver was taken to the hospital and the officer was not seriously hurt. >>> 4:42. tough times ahead. >> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, after break, the latest on what's causing a shortage. >>> a live look outside before break from our treasure island camera >>> one toy maker joining auto makers in push to go green. diane king hall has the details in today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street was mixed on wednesday. dow rose 53 poin

go ahead, sir roger goodell, we're going to drop trey. let's wait so that so actually thought it's kind of like what they called and asked for brady like yeah. ever. they asked for the patriots. >> hey, can we agree? they don't know. so just before they chose trail like can we have aaron, like really. call they literally call the packers up and supposedly it was like a 10 2nd call they probably laugh like, you evil >> oh, very funny because the packers want to keep aaron, but erin doesn't want to keep the packers. so you know what? >> he's going. he's got he's made it clear like, you know what, you didn't want me. you didn't respect me. i hear i saw brady do it. i'm going to do it. i think he's not there yet. >> he gave 3 teams. he gave 3 teams. the niners, the raiders and the broncos. yeah. actors give him up. yeah. there's no way according to sources. well, he will be going to anybody in the nfc. so the niners by default being in the nfc. >> we're not going to okay. i think that the raiders are real possibility for rodgers. i really do

roger ferguson, thank you so much for joining us. let me just start by asking, why did you sign this letter? >> i have a strong point of view as to i think the other signers that voting is a funmental right. we know that millions have died or sacrificed their lives to ensure that the right of americans to vote, and i thought it was corporate for corporate leaders to speak up at this moment as i lacked at that legislation. >> woodruff: so when the governor of georgia brian kemp and the backers of this law say that it's fair, that it's designed to make voting more accessible to people, what is your -- how to you answer that? >> well, answer it by looking at some of the issues that you raised early on. as an example, in terms of the number of drop boxes. in the city of atlanta, the number odrop boxes based on a calculation under the law might drop from a 40 to only 8. many of the drop boxes, in fac all of them, would be put behind doors in office buildings that would be closed during the evenings and other times when working folks may w

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roger ferguson, always good to see you. i hope you come on back. maybe a lot more you'll have a little extra time. >> thank you so much always a pleasure. >> thanks. talk to you soon becky? >> when we come back, some news breaking earlier this morning. boeing says that some 737 max planes should be grounded while it addresses a potential electrical issue no more news on this, but southwest airlines now pulling planes from its schedule phil lebeau will join us with an update on what's happening next. stay tuned, you're watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc. labradoodles, cronuts, skorts. (it's a skirt... and shorts) the world is going hybrid. so, why not your cloud? a hybrid cloud with ibm helps bring all your clouds together. that means you can access all your data, modernize without rebuilding, and help keep things both open and secure. that's why businesses from retail to banking are going hybrid with the technology and expertise of ibm. hey, it's good to see you. the company we've trusted to keep us working remotely, is the same company we'll t

roger, over to you. >> jim, thank you so much. and it's wonderful to partner with the heritage foundation on this nuclear series. it is my honor to welcome our guests today. senator john kyle who maybe you know from his time serving the u.s. senate from 1995 to 2013, when he retired, he served as the senate minority whip from 2007 through 2013, and during that time, he really was a champion of nuclear modernization issues. it was true throughout his career but pivotal during that period of time, and we'll get to some of that momentarily. senator kyle returned to the senate in september of 2018 after being appointed to succeed the late john mccain. i think the fact that he was asked to return to the senate is really a testament to the real widespread respect and trust his colleagues and his constituents have for his long commitment to public service. so senator kyle, welcome, and excited to have this conversation with you today. >> thank you, roger. thank you, jim, and thank you heritage and reagan foundations. >> wonderful. well,

the element of the story i think is interesting, if true is the fact that roger stone was apparently selling pardons after he, himself, got a pardon. the fact the people seem to have no reticence about their actions. if it is true that greenberg was fitting 250 dollars in bit coin to get that pardon there is questions for white staffers that go far beyond roger stone there. >> so listen. nia, cnn has not confirmed the letter and cannot confirm the details in the daily beast stories. take a listen to this and we will talk about it, okay? >> let me tell you. this letter is pretty explicit. it states very clearly that joel greenberg got paid by matt gaetz to acquire young women for sex and that they had sex with a teen. this is the first time that we are seeing it word for word explained what exactly they did and the thing that really jumps out at me at this letter is the idea he goes, i did see the acts occur first-hand. this is going to be pivotal for prosecutors as they go after matt gaetz. >> so, listen. don't get mad at me about this question, nia, especially with the current state

. >> roger columbia, you've got your normal now. >> okay. >> the only bad part about it, joe, is we're going to have to come down. >> coming down. 4, 3. >> look at the sand. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ had been returned to the kennedy space center, cleaned, refurbished and rolled out to the pad, astronauts joe angel flew into space again, while an imaging radar system mapped distant earth, the crew made a test of a canadian developed mechanical arm that would later place payloads into and out of orbit. >> we copy. thank you. >> it's a little cloudy out here, sally. and we can hear it crank up on board. >> okay. stand by. okay, we see fan a on, and we would like you to take -- >> as columbia landed the second time, the circle was complete, a new generation of space travel had begun. >> beautiful. >> when space shuttle 3 left the launch pad, it carried an experiment prepared by 18-year-old todd nelson of rose creek, minnesota. an experiment to study the effects of weightlessness on insects in space. it's called the shuttle student involvement project, and includes nasa, the national scie

. >> and the eryn rogers factor, as well. what's going on there? we want to hear about that. >> there is a lot of rumors going on this afternoon about rogers coming to san francisco. that's not going to happen. >>> no? i was having a little drama intrigued. >>> when the covid-19 vaccines became available earlier this year, a san francisco doctor realized many of his patients could be left out. so he did something about it. >> reporter: introduces us to this bay area jefferson award winner. >> reporter: dr. hans view is one of the few people to open his own vaccination site. his staff calls it the happy place. internist also known as dr. hans was concerned that many of his elderly patients were not be able to get there covid-19 vaccine because they have limited english skills, not enough to make an appointment online. >> such as the language barrier, even any seniors difficult to this technology so we said that there's got to be a better way. >> reporter: he and a dozen staff member set up a license vaccination clinic in february at a rented office

. >> roger. ♪ >> what kind of person goes to work for nasa? when the space shuttle was first tested at the flight research center in southern california, a lot of people did not know that the director of the shuttle operations was a soft-spoken, highly qualified former air force test pilot. mr. gillam was born in washington, d.c. as a kid he liked to, lots of -- liked math, lots of math. he built model airplanes and dreamed of flying. >> as far as i'm concerned is what i did is pursue an interest that i had a lot of enthusiasm about, flying airplanes, rockets in space as that evolved, and my joining nasa was relatively natural because i was interested in these types of things. [engine sounding] >> and my evolution within the organization has probably been as natural as anything might be. we now have black astronauts and female astronauts, which is indicative of the agency's concern and desire to provide opportunities to everyone who wishes to participate in these types of activities. >> we have offered our expertise to them. >> are they simila

el departamento de justicia contra roger stone, el estratega republicano y excolaborador del expresidente donald trump, asi como su esposa, por evadir cerca de 2 millones de dolares en impuestos entre los aqos 2007 y 2018.en 2020, stone fue condenado a 40 meses de carcel por mentiral congreso, por obstruccion y manipulacion de testigos en la "trama rusa", pero luego fue indultado por el presidente trump antes de finalizar su mandato. la pandemia del coronavirus termino de madurar la idea que muchos neoyorquinos ya venian valorando: el cambiar su lugar de residencia y de rumbo... pero la decision no fue por el crudo invierno, ni la falta de oportunidades, sino por el creciente costo de vida en la gran manzana, con agobiantes impuestos y alquileres impagables...desde nueva york, blanca rosa vilchez nos amplia... y preste mucha atencion a esta alerta.. la agencia de proteccion de los consumidores de estados unidos recomendo dejar de usar "inmediatamente" una de las cintas de correr de la marca "peloton", despues de decenas de informes sobre accidentes y la muerte de un menor... se pide dejar

no hay 100 por ciento pero van volviendo, roger martínez, vean el juego espectacular del colombiano, al 610 américa y este es candidato al gol del año, pedro aquino afuera del área le metió gatillo y toma papá, golazo, 2 a cero américa pero los felinos no se rendían, en el 63 diego reyes de cabeza ponía la pelea pero al 69 Álvaro hidalgo le va dar así, esta pelota, van a ver, a roger martínez del américa que ha ganado 7 seguidos desde la derrota sobre la mesa contra el atlas y la semana que viene américa contra cruz azul y cerramos en atlas, coca y nacho ambriz, saludo de técnicos, tiro de esquina para el león, montes para que venga el puma, emmanuel gigliotti, uno a cero para la fiera, 2° tiempo, mismos nombres y apellidos, mismo resultado, centro de montes para el puma, gigliotti 2 a cero, a 2 del final, solo va a descontar por intermedio de zaldívar al minuto 80, rebota la pelota en un compañero y 2 a uno, antes el descuento de ubaldo rodríguez que ponía el 3 a uno final. ante las es 5°, león es 7° >>> una dolorosa derrota anoche contra washington, los warri

the eagle has landed. >> roger, tranquility. we copy you on the ground. we have a bunch of guys about to turn blue. we're breathing again. thanks a lot. >> and did you -- were you interested in outer space before you came into this area or what? >> this might sound silly to you but i wanted to be an astronaut since i was 8, truth be known. i think i've come as close as i might get having been in the space shuttle as a payload specialist. i might have a chance because now i'm the principal investigator on a series of flight experiments, and in the shuttle program the plan is to choose one investigator from all the teams and all the experiments that have been accepted. -- on the flights to go on board as a payload specialist. it's a one-shot astronaut. >> why would you want to -- why would you want to be an astronaut? >> that's a strange question. why do you want to be a director? i want to be an astronaut because i want to go outside the world and look down at it. i want to look out the window. i want to know what it feels like -- it just struck me as some

but the passenger in the truck, roger allen appeared to have a gun in his lap again, which turn out to be fake. police say allen grabbed the gun and an officer tried to disarm him during the struggle another officer fired his gun hitting allen in the chest. allen died at a local hospital. in san jose police are investigating a fatal hit and run crash that happened last night at the intersection oa monterey road and kirchner avenue. that's right near a busy shopping center there on your screen. we're still working to find out what type of car police are searching for and the details about the victim. but we do know the person who died was a pedestrian. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a hate crime investigation in the east bay after a black delivery driver says he was racially profiled why he's thankful neighbors got involved. >> plus, california's budget could see a surplus of about 20 billion dollars where that money could be headed. and after the break, president biden says the nation is on the move again. >> turning crisis into opportunity. a recap of this first address to cong

he grew up in cin cin c rogers wanted the packers to trade him to the 49ers. remember, rogers was also the talk of the draft back in 2005 on draft day when he waited and waited for his name to be called. >> the rest is hisis hisis hisis >> eryn rogers is release my. obviously there have been talks behind the scenes between he and the the the the the the the fences. that has been going on for months with not much of a resolution. what does he do? using his degree why don't i drop this bomb on draft today and get everybody into a frenzy? plus, on the personal side, he will marry the actress and she is presumably hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting dn't feel le things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. bet

the letter was an attempt to get a presidential pardon from trump with the help of roger stone. i've got to say all this stuff so we can be responsible here. we have reached out to greenberg's attorney. he said no comment, siting attorney-client privilege. this is how matt gaetz's spokesperson responded. congressman gaetz has never paid for sex, nor has he had sex with a 17-year-old as an adult. congressman gaetz has had no role in advocating for or against a pardon for greenberg and doubts such a pardon has ever even -- was ever even considered. okay. so this is getting worse and worse. how much longer can the gop stay silent about this, amanda? >> well, i think they're going to stay quiet about it and just let justice run its course. but the element of the story that i think is particularly interesting, if true, is the fact that roger stone was apparently selling pardons after he, himself, got a commutation and a pardon. the fact that these people seem to have no reticence about their actions, and if it is true that greenberg was giving $250,000 in bitcoin to try to get that p

taking advice of roger stone who advised him to go on the offense. he's defending himself in op-ed in conservative washington examiner saying he's being targeted because happily engaged to human woman. want to sensationalize and criminalize my prior sex life just as i'm getting engaged. please stop saying sex life, sir. even saying it was retaliation for voting against liz cheney who voted to impeach the president. even he conceded he has no evidence that gaetz -- that could exonerate gaetz. >> what of the investigation do you know that can lead you to -- would lead you to discredit the investigation? >> i don't have any specific knowledge on the investigation. or any of the facts that are involved with the investigation. >> privately republican lawmakers tell the hill that gaetz's days in congress are numbered and one congressman is donating contributions he received from gaetz to victims of abuse. democratic pollster and strategist and former executive director and counsel of the black caucus. you know florida and this character. "washington post"

>> reporter: following the group of about a couple hundred demonstrators the sister of roger allen, one of those being memorialized joined the demonstration. >> that was my only brother. my mom passed away seven years ago, my sister passed away two years after my mom died so now it's just me. >> reporter: roger allen was killed april 7th in daly city, a vigil was held after the san mateo county district attorney released new information on his case. allen was shot by a daly city police officer while holding a fake gun as he was sitting inside a truck with a flat tire. >> i never want my brother to be no hashtag. >> reporter: the demonstration in san francisco was part memorial and part protest. some brought flowers to lay before photos of wright and allen. >> my heart breaks every time this happens. i'm a black person myself. >> reporter: this event is in solidarity with ongoing protests in brooklyn center, where daunte wright was killed this weekend. the officer who pulled the triger in that incident mistook her taser for her pistol and since resigned and has been arrested, along with

a catholic i have had a blessed life in the academy i'm not a victim but other people are the late roger scruton was a victim on both sides of the atlantic because of his conservative views he was denied academic positions that he should have had and if it can happen to a person at the top of his intellectual game like roger screw. someone that any philosophy department anywhere in the world should have been proud to have then it can happen to just about anybody up and down the line in academia and internet so what am i doing i've participated in forming a new organization to fight back it's called the academic freedom of alliance and i would encourage people just go to our website w.w.w. academic freedom to. go to the academic freedom website and you'll see how $200.00 of us including cornell west across the ideological spectrum from conservatives like me to progressives like cornell are banding together to fight back against cancer culture against the prejudice that people are experiencing in academia when they apply for jobs and are denied those opportunities because of their beliefs

roger curly saying hands name 44 year old roger allen was killed last wednesday, according to investigators, police walked up to a pickup truck with three people inside that had a flat tire on niantic avenue. officers saw what appeared to be a gun on alan's lap. there was a struggle and one of the officers shot alan after they say he pointed the gun at them. the d a's office says the gun turned out to be a bb gun that was made to look just like a real gun. we need to know the truth, everyone justice. it's too many black clothes of black sisters out here dying behind, tops. it's not fair wage growth of what color they are is not fair. the officers names have not been released. the d a's office is currently investigating the officer who shot and killed 20 year old dante right during a traffic stop in minnesota was arrested today. kim potter was charged with second degree manslaughter and released on bail. protesters were back on the streets tonight as fox news lauren blanchard tells us many people say that charge is not enough. another night of violent protests in brooklyn center something of

nfl commissioner roger goodell is live with just hours to go until the big event. how they're letting 50,000 people participate in person, and what he's saying about the league and vaccines. >>> and we cannot wait for this. the first generation philly cllege student who has had to overcome so much, fighting hard to get into the school of her dreams. she has no idea she's moments away from a life-changing “gma” moment. join our surprise live on "gma." >>> and we do say good morning, america. grateful that you're starting your thursday with us. >> today president biden is marking his 100th day in office. just hours after delivering his frst address to congress. ambitious in scope, intimate in tone, he was whispering at times and like everything else it was transformed by the pandemic. just 200 people in the room that usually holds about 1,600. >> and take a look at this powerful image during the address. behind president biden for the first time, two women, vice president kamala harris and house speaker nancy pelosi. >> and vice president harris is standing by to

this is a sentiment shared by a ranking member of the powerful house armed services committee mike rogers who says that this could impact on the u.s. national interests and its security some democrats to have expressed reservations but generally there's been overwhelming support from that side of the house for president biden's decision interestingly enough when he was vice president all those years ago joe biden attempted to persuade barack obama that there would be no military victory within afghanistan that the u.s. presence there should be sharply reduced he failed to do so but now that he's president he's going to get his own way and significantly as well there are no conditions attached to the step the timeline he's expressed the opinion that there can be no military victory in afghanistan he says the u.s. is now going to focus on a diplomatic arrangements attempting to get some kind of diplomatic deal between all the parties but. the 11th of september the last remaining of some 2 and a half 1000 u.s. soldiers in afghanistan will be withdrawn for good or diplomatic editor james bays

cyclons are rolling away here we've got odets to the north and then a little further south we have some roger that's going to continue making its way further south was given some course concern here because these 2 gradually going to link up interacting with one another through the roger affects us as it snowed in the trade that will continue to make its way towards that western coast of australia as we go on through sunday gradually making landfall late in the day. the usually margin in life but the world of sumo wrestling is shrouded in secrecy when east gets rare access inside a sport where ancient tradition meets modern scandal on al-jazeera. choosier. every. day watching our time to recap our headlines now talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal are set to resume in vienna president joe biden says he's ready to lift sanctions but 1st washington wants iran to return to the full limits imposed on its nuclear program. my in-laws military says there won't be another election for 2 years the armed forces have been intensifying their crackdown by opposing more internet restrictions and in t