. >> the secretary makes a roger goo good point. the good news is technologies evolving and the markets are requiring it and everyone oil and gas companies and coal companies are asking for regulations on methane. >> and -- >> i am sorry, there are also many of those gas companies are creating their own goals because they see where the world is going. >> we are going to stay on this topic but i want to bring in another urn. this is for administrator regan. a school bus driver from chico, california. >> today a gallon of regular gas cost californians $3.40 cents while texas is paying $2. can the federal government regulate oil profits as they do so that consumers is not solely paying for the cost of cleaner fuels? >> that's an excellent question. we are focused on clean vehicles on two fronts. we are having conversations with the automobile industry, we are having conversations with the union. the conversations are moving at a net breaking case where we can set regulations that is are timed with available technologies that'll have th

here they are with donald trump's longtime political ally, roger stone a year earlier. greatest gaetz and greenberg and another man posed in front of the house in 2018. last week "the daily beast" reported on the text messages that led the feds to matt gaetz which revealed he accompanied him on an unusual nighttime visit to the office where he was making fake i.d.s. on his way out of being in this office, he's going in this office in the middle of the night. greenberg forgot to set the alarm. that raised a red flag for the assistant branch manager who runs the office who shows up to the office on monday and was surprised to find expired driver's licenses scattered all over the desk instead of the appropriate disposal basket. she told her boss, who sent joel greenberg this text, quote, did you happen to visit the lake mary office on the weekend? greenberg responded, yes, i was showing congressman gaetz what our operation looked like. did i leave something on? okay, so that's -- i don't know. that seems pretty sketchy. you are the county tax assessor, and you leave a bunc

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"

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roger harrington's car was parked facing the wrong way. they have roger's coffee mug. why would somebody bring a mug if they're going in to commit a murder? they have roger's cigarettes. again, why? roger harrington's family insisted from the beginning that their son was harmless. >> he was no troublemaker. he was a good kid, you know. he wouldn't even strike at anybody. >> when the newspaper and all the reports come out saying that this dahm character was telling him to kill people, i was thinking, man, you've really got this wrong. dahm. dahm was a rubber mask that he had. and he had told my oldest son, it's just a mask. it's there to scare people. >> i don't think he would have hurt anybody, and i don't think he was crazy. >> but then again, can we trust the word of the family? even though there are still a few pieces of the puzzle that didn't quite fit, the case was closed, and mark winger was going on with his life. >> someone's here, bailey. someone's here. >> hey! good afternoon. >> when you live with someone, and you're taking care of a child together -- >> kno

the letter was drafted after greenberg reportedly asked roger stone for help obtaining a pardon during the final months of president trump's term in exchange for at leefrt a quarter o of a million dollars. >> the justice department is already investigating him for alleged sex trafficking and prostitution. paula reid is tracking the latest developments here for us. paula,

host: go ahead, roger. caller: i have an interesting question. in 1898, the u.s. with teddy roosevelt got rid of the spaniards and mckinley sent the rough riders in and everybody into cuba to get rid of the spaniards. why didn't eisenhower, why didn't kennedy, why didn't they send the u.s. military in. i was reading a thing about the bay of pigs on "usa today" and most generals at a time, the cia was not supposed to go in and do military operations. the u.s. military, the dod, was supposed to go into cuba to get rid of castro. nicholas: yes. both eisenhower and kennedy were unwilling to commit, at least openly, u.s. military forces to the overthrow of the castro regime. one of the great concerns was to maintain good relations with the rest of latin america. latin america, latin american people, saw that united states as overbearing, they did not like them on the munroe doctrine. they did not like to be in america to backyard. for good foreign policy reasons, it was ruled out that we would have the u.s. military openly go against the castro regime. now, kennedy con

. >> reporter: roger goodell and that leather seat making the trek from new york to join this year's festivities in person. as the draft got going, no major surprises in the first two picks. trevor lawrence first overall pick by the jaguars, the 6'6" 21-year-old clemson quarterback embracing his new wife and their family in seneca, south carolina. >> i'm super excited to come down to jacksonville and play for you guys, and i just can't wait to go to work. >> reporter: and another expected pick, byu qb zach wilson picked second by the new york jets. >> there it is, the first hug of the night. >> reporter: zach sporting an armani suit kicking off a night of fashion. third pick and the biggest question mark of the whole draft north dakota state's trey lance going to the 49ers wearing a blue tux sharing this photo twinning with ja'marr chase in all white. rashawn slater jr. with more pattern than the gridiron and pat surtain jr. proving real men really do wear pink. even though most first round picks were there in person in cleveland, there was no shortage of family celebrations caught o

it wasn't about the young gunslingers as rumors swirled of a potential trade for aaron rogers. espn reporting the reigning mvp doesn't want to return. the big trade that did happen the eagles moving up swapping picks with get alabama wide receiver devonta smith. that's a look at your headlines. back to you. steve: thank you, thad matta thank you, ma'am. thank you for the newscast. [laughter] brian: and by the way live pd was the number one syndicated show in the country number one and they canceled it because they didn't want cops to look good. how can you cancel it. ainsley: are we allowed to pay the paw patrol song right now? brian: no. steve: 16 second before the next ♪ paw patrol ♪ paw patrol ♪ get here on the double. will. brian: fbi raided his new york city home over his ukraine dealings perhaps. former mayor slamming the feds for his double standard. we are going to break it down. ♪ with emergen-c. are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painles

roger borges nos cuenta cÓmo fue este impactante rescate. roger: este es el momento cuando un excursionista es rescatado, despuÉs de estar perdido casi por 24 horas, todo gracias a esta foto y al poder de las redes sociales. estaba caminando en el bosque nacional de los Ángeles, cuando se perdiÓ en 1 a donde habitan pozos y leones de montaÑa. enviÓ esta foto a un amigo, al cual escribiÓ auxilio con mi telÉfono se estÁ muriendo, estoy perdido, y creo que estoy a tres millas de distancia en el caÑÓn. >> la policÍa publicÓ las fotos en las redes, por suerte otro excursionista reconociÓ la ubicaciÓn rocosa. >> [habla en inglÉs] roger: con la ayuda de esta pista, un helicÓptero dio con su paradero, y fue rumbo a Él para rescatarlo. quedo agradecido con todos los que hicieron eso posible. escuchen esto: las autoridades encontraron a menos de una milla de las coordenadas que les dio el otro excursionista, y todo basado a esa foto que pude enviar justo antes de que su telÉfono se quedarÁ sin baterÍa. sin duda vemos el lado positi

at the end of all these exchanges, roger stone tells greenberg the same thing. you know i still can't figure out is why matt gaetz would not help me. greenberg says "wow, he would not help." late march, matt gaetz, his campaign pays roger stone's company for strategic consultant. less than a week later we have the first "new york times" report and gaetz is ready to counter punch. >> it is really interesting context here. roger stone told our chris cuomo that he didn't help and never took any money from anybody or does not raecall any letter. what's your response from these denials from stone? you had a lot of specifics that would seem, obviously would make all the things i listed false. >> well, if you look at what stone says, they're narrow denials. i don't think he actually denied anything in the report. he has not said these text messages don't exist, they were out of context and there is no way they can no it because we have shown him all the texts we have. his denials were specific. i would like to point out that he seems to confirm some key elements here.

elizabeth: joining us now, kansas republican senator roger marshall from the small business committee. senator, thank you for joining us. you're also a doctor. do you think dr. fauci has a blind spot? he won't answer, avoiding, not talking about the economic impact of millions of jobs and millions of businesses destroyed in the lockdowns. he is avoiding that. we've looked through the footage and videos. he won't talk about it? >> elizabeth, you're absolutely right. i did five town halls this weekend and kansans are tiring of wearing the mask and there is not a good reason to wear a mask anymore. even the mental health crisis going on across the country this, control of us, the government trying to control us is adding to the mental crisis. to go to your point, the economic crisis, that it is creating as well. this is slowing us down. if we don't get our kids back in school, and it is starting to happen but we need dr. fauci to let up on us. if dr. fauci were a highway patrolman he would give you a ticket going 50 in a 75. he likes to wear belts and suspenders, i get that. to stress th

jennifer rogers, a former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. good to have you on. good evening. jennifer first. i want your reaction to the stunning "new york times" report that gaetz sought a blanket pardon from the former president during his final weeks in office. the white house lawyers reportedly saw it as a non-starter. this is a clip from gaetz, his appearance on fox in november and then we'll talk. >> president trump should pardon michael flynn, pardon the thanksgiving turkey, pardon everyone from himself, his administration officials from joe exotic if he has to. you see from the radical left a blood loss that will only be quenched if they come after the people who work hard to animate the trump administration with the policies and the vigor and the effectiveness that delivered for the american people. so i think that the president ought to wield that pardon power effectively and robustly. >> oh, boy. so "the new york times" says that is unclear if gaetz or the white house knew about this. doj inquiry. how does this sound now, jennifer

pink floyd singer roger waters is scheduled for september 23rd and 24th, 2022. >>> and san francisco now has a guaranteed income task force that will work on a pilot program to give 1,000 residents $500 a month. the examiner reports this task force will meet six more times until november. the group has until december 1st to send in a report on how to make the program work. supporters say it's a way to address the inequality and poverty in the city. oakland launched a similar program last month. >>> and happening today on the eve of the anniversary of the 19406 earthquake the san francisco fire department will hold a virtual disaster response drill. the neighborhood emergency response team hosts the event. volunteers will demonstrate practice, search and rescue technique triage and other disaster response skills. they have trained tens of thousands to assist the fire department. >>> and lisa let's get a check outside. kind of gray. >> yeah. it's gray. we have our deck of low clouds and fog reaching across our east bay at about 1200 feet. that will providwehetoday at the coast. we will

. >> woodruff: well, let me read you another criticism, coming from cathy mcmorse rogers. she said, "the democrats are jamming through a massive expansion in federal bureaucracy and government control." >> let's just say this: first of all, nobody is jamming anything because the president has said he wants -- he is inviting democrats and republicans to the table. he called mitch mcconnell -- we're all calling the people who are responsible for our respective committees. i've talked to democrats and republicans. this is not a jam. this is an open hand. come to the table, tell us what you like, tem us what you would change, get your piece of the bill inside of this. he wants to negotiate. so that's number one. number two, when you think about this, you know, big government bureaucracy. when you invest in infrastructure, it is not generally government employees that are out there paving the roads or building the bridges or putting up the transmission systems. those are all private contractors. so it is the government that funds the private sector to be able to do this work fo

. >>> the justice department suing roger stone. the lawsuit claims stone and his wife owe nearly $2 million in unpaid federal income taxes. the suit alleges the couple shielded personal income to fund a lavish life-style. stone you remember was pardoned by former president trump after he was convicted on previous federal charges says the lawsuit is politically motivated. >>> back in d.c., a little nippy this morning, nothing compared to what folks in new england are waking up to. snow on the ground after a spring storm dumped a few inches in connecticut and massachusetts. the red sox were scheduled to force a game. wrc has a quick check of weather. snow in april? what is happening. >> i know. talk about it. good morning, friends. we saw that snow. i saw the pictures all over social media. this was the culprit. this storm moved out of new england in the east. some clouds continue to linger in its wake. for the most part, things are starting to look up. second half of the weekend, time stamp running through sunday, areas in new engla

we spoke with roger stone last night. stone says he doesn't recall any letter. he says he never heard greenberg implicate gaetz and he never tried to get greenberg a pardon. stone also said he never asked nor received any money from greenberg. >> all right. paula, thank you very much. appreciate. that so from matt gaetz to another close friend of donald trump, rudy giuliani. "washington post" is now reporting that the fbi officials back in 2019 and he is in russia's efforts. at the same time, in a separate investigation, giuliani is defending himself now and propspr promising to fight after his home was raided by the fbi. we have more on this. start with the "washington post" reporting. what exactly are they saying? >> hi e, kate, the counter unte jens division gave giuliani a defensive briefing, telling him he is targetted by russian misinformation. that russians were trying to give him false information relating to joe biden that could be politically damaging to joe biden. now cnn previously reported that the white house and congress had been given these kinds

mailman tim rogers loading up, and off he goes. delivering mail to the same 60-mile stretch of homes for decades. >> it's been a true pleasure being out there serving them. >> tim was just so kind. we will actively miss him. >> reporter: this is tim's last week on the job. and when the families heard tim was retiring, they got an idea. surprising him with signs all along his route to honor him. we'll miss you, tim. you're the best mailman in the world. congrats, tim. gone fishing. >> it's been probably the most love i've felt and gratitude, ever. you know? >> reporter: one last delivery, and good-bye. >> good to see you. thanks for the signs and everything. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: and with us tonight, tim, delivering a message of gratitude. >> i can't tell you how overwhelmed i was by all the love. i hope all this is inspiration for others to get to love each other, help each other, and reach out, especially in these difficult times. >> an inspiring message for us all. thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis. whit joh

jackie robinson, he was my hero, but also hopalong cassidy and roy rogers and all those guys were on the television and that's why i wanted to be a cowboy >> seth: how did you end up -- how did somebody from greenwich village, an actor no less, end up, you know, becoming skilled at something like rodeo? >> i loved horses. i used to play hooky from school, and go to central park and muck stalls up in central park at the stables there. and i'd muck 'em with -- the deal was if i shovel all this manure, can i get to ride one of these horses around in this arena. that was my deal i just loved it and became pretty good at it. >> seth: that is quite an accomplishment this was a fantastic season of "fargo." congrats on your nomination. and chris rock is your co-star in this season and i heard that chris rock's mother told him he really needed to bring "a" game because he was going to be acting with you. >> chris -- that was very kind of chris to say. that's the first thing he let me know when we got on set, you know and he definitely did. he brought his "a" game. he's terrific in this. we ha

rumor has it, she will give you the best pierogi you have ever tasted elvis rogers of new york city is sell br celebrating 102 years. there's nothing she'd rather do than go shopping last but not least, happy 100th birthday to jack, this world war ii veteran is from boynton b beach, florida, says his secret to longevity, the promise of being a smucker's jar when he turned 100. >> you did it. >> jack, you did it, you did it my friend. we salute you for your service >> that was great. all right, guys, speaking of important dates. the countdown is on to mother's day. don't forget to shop today's mother's day plaza for exclusive discounts on some gifts. >> we're talking about flowers from urban stems, skin care from kate somerville and more, plus there's a chance to win a matching sweatshirt shorts set and tote that's reese witherspoon's line to shop and save, check out our site every weekday morning starting at 8:30 you're going to find it by scanning the qr code on the to today.com/shop. "today" works with affiliate partners and make earn a commission on purchases made through our link.

the biden administration has now announced that they are suing roger stone. he has paid the taxes, not an easy thing when his prosecution left him unable to work, when the judge in the case couldn't even speak in public. he was completely broke. stone paid everything he owed. he was negotiating a settlement. he was negotiating with the government as many do. and then the day after joe biden was inaugurated, the feds pulled out of the negotiation and went after him publicly. roger stone is broke, but guess who is doing great these days question what can you guess? hunter biden. and it turns out that hunter biden has tax problems too. you know that from his laptop. it indicated that he may have taken millions of dollars from communist officials in china. the question is, did hunter biden pay taxes on that money? the judge was wondering that too. they had a criminal investigation into hunter biden's taxes. but you haven't heard a lot about that investigation and that's weird. well, maybe it's not so weird because on inauguration day, joe biden needed a new head

roger goodell, who has been fully vaccinated. hopes to give his traditional hugs and he's looking forward to seeing the fans. >> the thing we missed the most from the 2020 season, whether it was the draft or our entire season and the postseason, super bowl, were fans. we just -- we all felt the lack of energy without the fans. >> night one of the nfl draft airs tonight at 8:00 eastern right here on abc. >>> and when we come back, a crazy idea born from pandemic boredom and the impact it's having on young lives. , every bs is a connected business. so you need a network that's built right. verizon business unlimited starts with america's most reliable network. then we add the speed of verizon 5g. we provide security that's made for business and offer plans as low as $30 per line. more businesses choose verizon than any other network. come to a local verizon store and get a plan built right for your business. verywhere living with t are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine...

rogers who spent his entire career in green bay won his third league mvp this season. leading the packers to a 13-3 record for the second straight season. yicks. >>> time now for the weather, bill, our good friend steve is going to be at the big board with the odds at churchill downs coming up. first saturday in may. we have to know what the track weather will be like. what's going on? >> saturday is the kentucky derby. it looks really nice today 68 and sunny. tomorrow for the big race on nbc here. post times at 7:00 eastern time. 73 degrees and mostly sunny. you want to talk about beautiful, ideal weather conditions for anyone watching at the race. talking about the severe weather threat today from the wind that brought in some of the rain yesterday. we have high wind alerts. we have a wind warning for philadelphia. boston, hartford, new york, 62 million people impacted. highest wind gust will be this afternoon to this evening, 55-mile-an-hour winds are expected. storms along the gulf coast. this weekend, some fantastic weather from the midwest to the northeast, sunda

so having this preexisting statement from him to another friend or associate, roger stone, goes a long way to firming up, at least proving, hey, i am not making this story up for your benefit, this is something i've been saying for a long time, so it corroborates the allegation in that way, which is significant. >> so how do we expect this to proceed? i mean, where do you see this going? >> that's hard to say, brianna. i don't know that this tips more toward the congressman. the allegation of sex with an underage person is still out there. it's likely the investigators are getting much better evidence by making contact with all these women supposedly involved in all this stuff. i think it's really significant that in "the daily beast a" article, they've seen pictures of these women and they've corroborated with at least a dozen of those that payments were in part for sexual activity. so there is a lot of really significant corroboration and victim statements and other sorts of evidence here that they may be able to rely on. >> andy, one more thing we want your take on higher. the "wash

if i give roger as thumbs up, i am going to set up. i am beginning to regret breakfast. they have got me down as the tester to give the first ride little people are allowed in. i waited? here we go. not quite sure what to expect. —— are we good? i am about to experience full points fiveg. i am about to experience full points fiveg. iam beginning about to experience full points fiveg. i am beginning to regret having breakfast. —— 4.56. oh, my word! good morning. crikey, that is a way to wake up. filth. word! good morning. crikey, that is a way to wake up-— a way to wake up. oh, dan, is fantastic- _ a way to wake up. oh, dan, is fantastic. how— a way to wake up. oh, dan, is fantastic. how are _ a way to wake up. oh, dan, is fantastic. how are you? - a way to wake up. oh, dan, is fantastic. how are you? well. a way to wake up. oh, dan, is - fantastic. how are you? well done on decent language first thing in the morning putting up with that. seriously, had he really enjoyed that? iii seriously, had he really en'oyed that? , ., ., seriously, had he really en'oyed

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oath keepers were at the january 6 rally, with some, seen here, providing security to trump associate roger stone. 13 people associated with the oath keepers have been charged with federal crimes, including jess watkins, who has pled not guilty. the zello recordings are helping prosecutors make their case. zello has since deleted 2,000 of these extremist channels. >> javed ali: that is just a small demonstration of capability, that luckily didn't turn into a more lethal threat. >> alfonsi: javed ali is a former n.s.c. senior director, and was a counterterrorism official at the f.b.i. under the trump administration. >> ali: i think what makes the oath keepers unique and challenging, beyond the fact that they are a formal group with chapters all over the country, is that a large percentage have tactical training and operational experience in either the military or law enforcement. that at least gives them a capability that a lot of other people in this far-right spae don't have. >> alfonsi: the story of oath keepers is very much the story of this man. >> stewart rhodes: hoo-ah! all right. i a

. >>> mcdonald's is teaming up with bts to highlight k-pop around the world kate rogers has more on this collaboration. >> hey, wilf this is the latest installment of mcdonald's celebrity signature orders platform. the bts meal will feature a 10-piece chicken mcnugget, fries, a coke and dipping sauces that mcdonald's says are inspired by popular recipes at its locations in south korea it will be available in the u.s. as well as 50 countries across six continents previous partnerships include orders from rapper travis scott and singer jay bell vin. the travis scott meal was responsible for some quarter pounder shortages last year. they are made up of mcdonald's staples but they have worked to boost same-store sales last quarter same-store sales were positive thanks to marketing promotions like these and a focus on the core menu items, guys. back over to you. >> so is this a new strategy, kate sgl thesomething they're going o ramp up because they have seen so much success? i usually don't think of mcdonald's as a celebrity endorser kind of brand. >> they have done things like this in the p

this is rogers, arkansas, and they are even seeing spring snow? parts of the ozarks. fayetteville had their second latest snow on record. pretty significant. also 50 cities are going to flirt with freeze and potential for record lows, anywhere from texas up into the northeast so here's what's happening. a really powerful cold front. the severe storms this afternoon, like after 1:00 p.m. along the i-95 corridor from new york back through western connecticut and massachusetts down along the delmarva >>> good morning. i am abc7 news meteorologist mike nico. it will be brighter and milder with clouds and cooler weather clinging to the coast. mostly cloudy tonight. more fog, more drizzle in the hills and along the coast. a significant cooling trend this weekend with significant rain coming sunday. 50s along the coast to >>> now to a new study on sleep and dementia. highlighting the importance of getting plenty of shut-eye later in life and how too little can affect your risk for dementia. dr. jen ashton is here to break it down for us. dr. jen, a lot of people really liste

cnn's own chris cuomo spoke to roger stone last night, stone says he doesn't recall any letter. he says that he never heard greenberg implicating gaetz, and that he never tried to get greenberg a pardon. stone also told the daily beast he never asked for, nor did he ever receive, any money from greenberg. >> and so what is gaetz saying about this latest twist? >> well, a spokesman for the congressman responded with a statement saying, in part, the congressman has never paid for sex. nor has he had sex with a 17-year-old, as an adult. and the story goes some way to showing how representative gaetz was long out of touch with mr. greenberg, and has no interest in involving himself in mr. greenberg's affairs. but ana, mr. greenberg is very much involved in mr. gaetz' affairs, greenberg is currently in jail, he is facing 33 federal charges, including sex trafficking. and sources tell cnn greenberg has been cooperating with federal investigators since last year. and he has shared with them information about encounters he and the congressman had with women who were given cash or gifts

roger wicker andb fisher and dave price of new -- but given the push to spend billions of dollars on noninfrastructure items. it is an issue republicans are expected to focus on later today. >> we're willing to negotiate on much smaller package. but this is a massive, social welfare spending program combined with a massive tax increase. >> republicans are also expected to stand prm against efforts to raise corporate taxes at gop memo on spending bill just that tax hikes could force companies to cut out one million jobs, and hurt almost fragile economy over the weekend biden administration had to clarify how much job it hopes to produce the president cabinet says overall biden spending plan could create close to 3 million more jobs but not the near 20 million some democrats first tried to promote. >> there are a lot of different analyze about how many million jobs this will create. i should be very precise the difference in jobs that that particular analysis suggest is 2.7 million more. he's got an expectation of major progress in congress by memorial day. >> now, cram cameras allowed

>> no, no, the one that she do with kenny rogers. >> jimmy: very good clue. >> kenny rogers, country music. >> dolly parton? >> jimmy: that's right! [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, yes! >> jimmy: yehya, where did you meet dolly parton? >> i don't say the restaurant name? >> jimmy: you can. >> it's closed now. medeo. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: was she nice? >> so very nice. one guy, he push me, man, why you push me? so very nice. >> jimmy: we have a tied game. who is our next celebrity, yehya? >> oh, the guy, he is actor, he is music -- you know him tooo >> justin timberlake! >> no, american-african too. >> jamie foxx. >> jimmy: that's right. that is right. [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't say the name. >> jimmy: that's her dad. that's her dad. >> that's the dad? he's nice. >> i can't see, though. >> no, come on. >> jimmy: corinne's leading 200-100. yehya, name this famous celebrity. >> whoa. that the guy, nice man, beautiful, make the movie fighting club -- >> brad pitt? >> jimmy: that is right! [ cheers and applause ] brad pitt from the movie "fighting club." >> he know my name, he's

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answer, who is aaron rogers. the green bay packers quarterback is filling in tonight through april 16th. the 37-year-old said "jeopardy!" was one of his favorite shows growing up. he also called it the honor of a lifetime to host the show. >>> and heartbreak for "bridgerton" fans. simon bassett, the duke of hastings on the hit show, will not return for season two. the actor told "variety" he only signed on for one season. on twitter, the official account for "bridgerton" said, quote, your grace, it has been a pleasure," and that he will always be part of the "bridgerton" family. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning", more on the fallout over major league baseball moving the all-star game out of atlanta. we'll speak with the atlanta mayor. atlanta. we'll speak with the atlanta mayor. ♪ your whole team can see your upper thigh ♪ ♪ pour that smooth roast and aim m that camerera up hig♪ ♪ thehe best partrt of wakin'p is f folgers in n your cup ♪ what's s the #1 retetinol brad useded most by dermatologists?

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roger chapman told a woman he met on bumble he stormed the capitol and made it all the way to sanctuary hall. the woman replied, we are not a match. then she notified the f.b.i. chapman is charged with trespassing on government property. >> trevor: this has to be the craziest thing i've ever heard. someone told the truth on a dating app? that's wild. wonder how he brought it up, the fact he stormed the capitol. how do you work that into your game? does he come right out with it or wait till she opens the door. hey, don't i recognize you from somewhere? yeah, girl, you might have seen me on tv hitting a cop with a flag pole, you know, freedom. but, yeah, man, props to this woman, she wasn't messing around. she turned that dude into the f.b.i., with i is a hell of a swipe left, and it shows that, clearly, this woman has not been single that long because, i mean, let's be honest, people, after a few years of trying to date online stuff like overthrowing the government stops being a deal breaker for some people. he stormed the capitol but he's really sweet and bought me flowers so we're goi

roger custer county says it has now hit 1 million doses administered. state data shows it is the third bay area county to hit that milestone. the johnson & johnson vaccine is being administered in the bay area. over the weekend, the state allowed vaccinations vaccinatios it makes up a small amount of doses that local counties actually have on hand. abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra is following the developments with the j&j vaccine for us. as a 16th blood clot case in the u.s. it is rare, but it is right in the bay area. what have you found out? >> reporter: doctors have made it very clear that there could be other cases that have yet to be reported. 15 other cases prior to this have all occurred in women. but this patient out of ucsf is a patient in his 30s. >> reporter: a patient at ucsf health is the first case of a rare blood condition following use of the johnson & johnson vaccine. the san francisco resident, currently in his 30s, was diagnosed with tts last wednesday, april 21st. the pain started in his lower back and leg. >> these deep clots w

that includes roger allen. there are pictures of allen on the steps there. he was killed in daly city after a struggle with police over what turned out to be a fake gun. all right. time to take a break and step outside and take a at the whole part north part of the bay area richardson bay and san francisco bay. forecast. yeah. and it's a beautiful calm for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lauren. so what can we expect? yeah. looking good as we get ready for the weekend. friday going to be very nice day around the bay area today. >> wasn't bad either. but yeah, i think as we get the weekend, we're really going to enjoy that sunshine. of course, we had less wind today that made it definitely feel warmer. temperatures were up a couple degrees. so i think we've got some good things going our way as we head in toward the weekend right now. here's a live look up toward half moon bay. you can see the patchy fog already developing along the coastline. some that has moved inside the bay tonight. we'll see a little more that i think for tomorrow morning but not goi

50-year death march that the national republican party has been on, from the days of lee atwater and roger stone being given the keys to draft the philosophy and messaging platforms of the party. since the rise of the tea party, we're seeing it's okay to say the most abhorrent, most racist, most despicable things in the world out loud. now the lauren boeberts of the world, the marjorie taylor greenes of the world, they have won the contest to see who can say the craziest thing the loudest and longest. that's where the growth segment of the republican party is. so olivia, congratulation, you've got a hell of a project. >> you mentioned the late lee atwater. the volume and the way people are expressing things, was that all licensed by donald trump, did he give license to be able to do that? >> no, i think the republican party gave license to it in 2010 when we saw these terrible elements but they were willing to accept them because they were voting republican and donald trump was the force multiplier who blew it all out of the water. >> olivia, let's take a listen to house minority leader ke

you wrote this about roger ailes. you said, i just didn't believe the entire federal government was so terrified of roger ailes that they'd break about a dozen laws to bring them down. i thought i could get them to control the crazies. instead i found myself talking to the head of the club. here is the head of fox news, you met with him to say can we cool the rhetoric down. you put the blame on pr obama. isn't it roger ailes and what happened with the right wing at night that torpedoed the immigration? >> no, no. believe me, chuck, i wanted to get immigration reform done. president obama wanted to get it done. again, every time we'd get ready to move, the president would go out and give some speech or he'd loosen up some immigration regulation and just kind of set everybody on fire. and that's not a prescription for getting things accomplished in congress. >> you made it clear you voted for president trump for re-election. you made that decision, in fairness, before january 6th. after watching what you saw happen on j

i am always going to be at a show this spring at the gardens theater with roger smith. >> san francisco. >> yes. of course people know him from malcolm x, do the right thing. >> oh, yes. >> he has a wonderful one man show about huey newton. it was a film that was just surreal and incredible. i feel blessed to have the opportunity to work with him. we are doing that through santo and san jose. people should look for that. it's going to be an amazing show. >> what's impressed me is you are committed to the art and the talent and not just the income, which you do appreciate. but whether you are getting paid or not, you will be there because that's your gift. >> at this stage if i am not getting paid, i ain't going to be there. can i say that. >> that's all right. it's true. >> i mentor young people. i used to act coach people like laura hayes. the young people i work with now, i don't charge because i tell them all i want is for you to be successful. there is stuff i do to give back. for love life, a lot of of that is volunteer work if you will. but when it comes to the business itself, on

they're drawing attention to roger allen, a man shot by daley city police last night. they are calling for defunding, disbanding and abolishing the police. for >>> cleaning up the vandalism left by a group of procedure last night. most were dressed in black. the protestors spray-painted 18 police graffiti and the name dante wright was left in several locations. >>> the mayor of chicago called for calm after a police body cam video was released late today. it shows 13-year-old adam toledo being shot during a foot chase last month. protestors took to the streets to condemn the shooting. the video is difficult to watch. >> reporter: you're about to witness a tragedy unfold in the blink of an eye. chicago police respond to reports of shots fired. >> i heard gunshots. >> how many did you hear? >> a lot. more than five. >> reporter: an officer arrived at the scene. body camera rolling. he faces to an'lly in hot pursuit. shoving the second suspect aside during the chase. then suddenly a conconfrontation. the officer yelling to see the suspect's hands. the suspect stopping and

greenberg's bid to get a presidential pardon from trump and sought the assistance of none other than roger stone. cnn, as i said, hasn't seen the letter, can't confirm the details in "the daily beast" story. we have reached out to greenberg's attorney by the way. he said no comment, and he is citing attorney-client privilege. now, we also have reached out to the congressman's outside p.r. group. we haven't heard back yet, but here's what they told "the daily beast," and i quote here. they say, congressman gaetz has never paid for sex, nor has he had sex with a 17-year-old as an adult. politico has reported that mr. greenberg's threats to make false accusations against others and while "the daily beast" story contains a lot of confessions from mr. greenberg, it does not add anything of substance and certainly no evidence for the wild and false claims about representative gaetz. in fact, the story goes some way to showing how rep gaetz was long out of touch with mr. greenberg and had no interest in involving himself in mr. greenberg's affair -- affairs, plural. end of quote there. so all of

brendan roger speaking there for leicester city. and eric canton, the manchester united icon same fans of the most important thing. several clubs have also been using their social media platforms to get involved. nottingham forest reminding us the words of their former manager, the double european cup winner brian clough and that famous interview where he wants it football belongs to everybody. we don't have an awful lot of specific details. we have been struggling to get information out of the breakaways. i suppose what we have seen today is some reaction to potentially where he could be seen in how you can see broadcasters are a big part of this. all completely hypothetical. all the major football broadcasters in the uk currently have contracts with the premier league of course and haven't shown any interest in covering a super league competition so far. sky sports 4 the broadcasters sky sports were the broadcaster that launched the new face of english the new face of english football in 1992 say.... bt sport, who first showed the

he'll be interviewing energy secretary jennifer granholm and republican senator roger wicker of miss miss on the negotiations of president biden's infrastructure package. plus, we'll have legal analysis on derek chauvin's murder trial as it heads into the third week of testimony. whit, over to you. >>> time for the weather. rob marciano tracking a few things out there. severe tornadoes. there was flooding. where are things heading next? >> the focus again, whit, is on the southeast when yesterday we reported on a tornado that came through louisiana where unfortunately there were multiple injuries and one fatality. f-3 tornado, doing severe damage there, and on the heels of that, or right after that, we had this. not just your ordinary water spout, that is a full-on tornado coming on shore on panama city beach. this came on shore, and did a lot of damage to hotels and convenience stores, ripping the roof off in one particular spot. this, probably the same cluster of storms. 80-plus-mile-per-hour winds in pensacola, florida. that cluster of storms is now sinking to the south, and we'll

. >> reporter: gaetz is also linked to joel greenberg, seen here, along with trump ally roger stone. greenberg was indicted last summer for sex trafficking. today, house minority leader kevin mccarthy said gaetz could lose his position on the judiciary committee if the allegations prove true. >> mr. gaetz denies the story. i look forward to talking to mr. gaetz. i haven't heard anything from the d.o.j. or others, but i will deal with it, if any of it comes to be true. >> he is in a world of hurt. >> reporter: harry litman is a former federal prosecutor. >> he clearly is under investigation for a serious crime with a ten-year mandatory minimum. >> reporter: the f.b.i. and justice department have refused to comment on any of the gaetz matters. curiously, gaetz was the only member of the house in 2017 to vote against beefing up federal efforts to combat human trafficking. norah. >> o'donnell: the only member? >> reporter: he said the federal government had all the authorities it needed. >> o'donnell: major garrett, thank you. and on this final day of women's history month, we want to in

he and the vice president will meet with members from both chambers including roger wicker. >> this number is way too high for me, i will just tell you, but the negotiation has to be different from what we had on the rescue plan. >> carol lee is outside of the white house for us. the question is, where does the compromise come in? what does each side give? we know what senate republicans think because of a memo put out a couple moments ago. they're being pretty straightforward about it calling this a slush fund, what are you hearing? >> that memo coming before the president gathers this bipartisan group of lawmakers and underscoring what a challenge it will be for him to get any bipartisan support for this jobs bill. the republicans are calling this a slush fund. they also call it a wish list of non-infrastructure spending and a flurry of tax hikes. they think it is too big. it's not just narrowly targeted on what they would see as infrastructure. the white house has a different definition of that and they don't support raising taxes on corporations which is how the president proposed payi

to rogers dropping only to about 50 at oakland and antioch. ready mild in those locations. tomorrow look for mainly sunny skies in the afternoon but some low clouds will linger at the coast. it will be breezy again tomorrow but perhaps not quite so windy yesterday. look for highs tomorrow at 56. 60 in san francisco. 66 down tofremt gh 70. degrees. we will skip ahead to the forecast animation beginning at noon saturday. at that point clouds will be thickening and rain will be on the rate on the way. is likely to arrive early sunday morning and continue on sunday. much-needed rain fall. until monday we expect showers and periods of rain to linger. we have some wet weather. not enough to erase the rainfall deficit but it certainly help a little bit. here is the 7-day forecast. mild weather for the next two days. temperatures drop off to average levels. then, there will be a cooldown to about 70. the warmest in the and locations. on the two rainy days only mid 60s and then sunday and monday. low 60s around the bay shoreline. on tuesday we get some partial clearing, if you linge

but the passenger in that truck, 44 real roger allen had what looked like to the police that while gun in his lap. but that gun turned out to be fake there it is. alan reached for it. and an officer tried to disarm him. and during the struggle. another officer fired his gun hitting allen in the chest. he died at a hospital. the names of the officers involved have not been released. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news of an accused of killing a young girl in santa cruz could be released from prison in 4 years despite pleading guilty to all charges. we'll tell you why. plus, a break in the cold case of a missing cal poly, san luis obispo student. details on the prime suspect at that has been arrested. and also this morning after the break, president joe biden will be announcing plans to withdraw all u.s. troops from afghanistan. we're going to tell you exactly when in a live report from washington. >> and we are seeing some cloud cover overhead but not talking fog this morning and winds a little bit lighter today. all this offering improvements for your wednesday ahead of us daytim

. ♪ >>> former trump adviser and longtime republican ally roger stone slapped with a lawsuit from the u.s. justice department. the doj accusing stone and his wife of owing nearly $2 million in unfade federal income taxes and fees. not the first time or the first brush with the law for stone. last year he was sentenced to 40 months in prison for lying to congress about his role in the wikileaks scandal to try to dig up dirt on hillary clinton during the 2016 elections. president trump pardoned him. >>> the white house is backtracking hoping to ease the intense blowback from democrats after president biden said he would not raise the number of refugees allowed to enter the u.s., which was lowered by the trump administration. now his office says the president will revisit the issue. msnbc's monica alba is in delaware with more. the press secretary, jan psaki, is calling this, quote, some confusion. >> reporter: it certainly led to that, lindsay. that's absolutely right. this amounted to a walk back to a walk back. for weeks the white house had been asked whether they were going to increa