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

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

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

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

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

. >>> 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

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?

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

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

. >> 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

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

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

. >> with president roger, it is the call of governors today as you know, the production of j&j has been relying of the changes now no longer citing. [inaudible]. and as of june, there are sanguine printed how does this affect the presence goal of the availability of those shots that led them to say that by the end of may. what is the current goal and you think that will be online. [inaudible]. psaki: of course that will be the supreme the question will require fda approval. there's many a party to determine what is next as a relates to j&j. hopefully will learn for them. we will see. but our goal, weight remain confident in our ability to meet the needs that we feel will be out there in the public by the end of may. and we will have another vaccine for every american on the end of july. without j&j that is based on the supply that we have ordered from nikita mitchell and pfizer and as you probably seen, they've also announced that they are going to work on expediting their own manufacturing and delivery of their vaccine sprayed some are confident that we can meet the demand in the publi

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rising republican stars in florida, posing for photos in front of the white house, and with trump ally roger stone. >> i think he becomes the next congressman for the 7th district. >> reporter: greenberg is facing 33 charges of stalking a political opponent, creating fake i.d.s and sex trafficking. the fact that he's ready to cut a deal to prosecutors could lead to gaetz, who denied having sex with a 17-year-old and he ever paid for sex. but his association to freinberg is what led to the fbi's investigation. "the new york times" reported that investigators believe greenberg recruited women online, who he paid for sex and that gaetz had sex with them, too. their close relationship was well known in florida political circles. florida state representative anna escomy said this voice male was cringe worthy. >> this is your favorite tax collector with your favorite u.s. congressman, mr. gaetz. >> hi. >> we were just chatting about you and talking about your lovely qualities. >> we think you're the future of the democratic party in florida. >> reporter: greenberg's attorney making it clear his cl

. >> reporter: posing for photos in front of the white house and with trump allies roger stone. >> if joel were to run for seminole county i think he becomes the next congressman for the 7th district. >> reporter: greenberg is faces 33 charges of wire fraud, creating fake ids, stalking a political opponent and sex trafficking. the fact that he's ready to cut a deal could lead back to fwaets who has defined having sex with a 17-year-old as an adult and that he has paid for sex. his association with greenberg is what led to the fbi's investigation into gaetz's conduct. "the new york times" reported that investigators believe greenberg recruited women online where he paid for sex and that gaetz had sex with them, too. their close relationship was well-known in florida political circles. florida state representative anna escamonti said this voicemail was cringy. >> my dear anna this is your tax collector, i'm up in the panhandle with your favorite u.s. congressman, mr. gaetz. >> hi, anna. >> and we were just chatting about you and talking about your lovely qualities and -- >> we think you

roger besser, former acting director of the cdc and currently ceo of the robert fordham foundation. i have so many questions but i want to start with the white house telling michigan they will not send more vaccines. i want to share what dr. fauci told our colleague mehdi hasan last night. watch this. >> one of the reasons why we're hesitant to make that kind of redistribution is because when you take it away from one state, you never know where you're going to have another surge. so you may inadvertently be essentially facilitating a surge in one place by pulling vaccines away as you try to prevent it or blunt it in another state. >> what do you think? >> well, you know, i think we're seeing a major surge in one state, then we are seeing some states where the supply of vaccine is starting to outstrip the demand, it would make sense to send additional doses to michigan. what they are seeing is really different from the rise that we are seeing in just about any other state around the country. putting additional resources where a hot spot is, is a public health approach that has been

senator roger wicker said he thought the initial offer, quote, might be somewhere south of 600 billion. >>> the top u.s. general for the east has a stark warning for the withdrawal of troops in afghanistan. he told the house armed services committee leaving the country will make the work of counterterrorism more difficult. >> if you leave afghanistan and you want to go back in to conduct these kinds of operations, there are three things you need to do. you need to find the target. you need to fix the target. and you will need to be able to finish the targeted. if you're out of the country and you don't have the ecosystem that we are there now, it will be harder to do that. it is not impossible to do that. it will just be harder to do it. >> general mckenzie told congress the groans that can reach targets in minutes right now will have to be stationed further away. the u.s. does not have contracts currently with surrounding countries to station them there. >>> doctors for russian opposition leader for navalny were blocked yesterday from seeing him. they waited hours outside of the gates

thank you very much, roger. _ a jury in minneapolis will resume its deliberations later today, in the trial of derek chauvin, the former us police officer charged with murdering george floyd. america is braced for the outcome of a case that is seen as a pivotal moment in us race relations and policing. security has been significantly increased around the court building in minneapolis as officials prepare for protests once the outcome of the trial is known. a warning — there is distressing footage in this report from our washington correspondent, lebo diseko. his name... was george perry floyd jr. the first words of closing arguments focusing on george floyd, the man. the prosecution making an early effort to get ahead of claims about mr floyd's use of drugs. ..that he was not conscious... for nearly two hours, the prosecution tookjurors through the main points of their case — that mr chauvin pressed down on mr floyd until his lungs no longer had room for him to breathe, and that derek chauvin betrayed his badge and everything it stands for. when he was unable to speak, the defenda

along with joe, willie and me, we have historian and rogers chair and the american presidency at vanderbilt university, jon meacham, who occasional unofficially advises joe biden and award winning story, historian and writer, keisha n. blaine, an associate professor of history at the university of pittsburgh. there is a lot we are covering this morning. the new round of strict sanctions that the u.s. levied on russia. the comments from the ceo of pfizer that the need for covid booster shots is looking more and more likely. today marks 100 days since the deadly capitol insurrection and we have new details on that glaring warning signs that were ignored by capitol police days before the riot broke out. we will have the very latest from minnesota where the former officer charged in the death of daunte wright made her first court appearance yesterday. and the defense rests in the murder trial of former officer derek chauvin. >>> yes, first we're following news of yet another mass shooting in america. eight people are dead and several others are injured after a gunman opened fire at a fedex ware

tim rogers loading up, and off he goes. delivering mail to the same 60-mile stretch of homes for decades. >> tim was so kind. ter: this is tim's last week on the job. en hrd he wa retiring tn 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. >> reporter: one last delivery, and good-bye. >> good to see you. thanks for the signs and everything. >> reporter: tim delivering a message of gratitude. >> i can't tell you how overwhelmed i was by all the love. i hope this is inspiration for others to love each other, help each other, and reach out. >> an inspiring message for us all. for david and all of us here, good night. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >>> this disease is not taking easter weekend off. weekend off. this disease is not taking spring break off. this disease is as deadly as it has ever been. >>

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

. >>> cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers joins us now. today we heard from george floyd's younger brother. his testimony came before the use of force expert seth stouton. some people, legal observers, seemed to suggest that that seemed kind of backwards because the prosecution should have wanted to end on this emotional personal note of the younger brother missing his older brother. is that a risk, a significant risk do you think? >> i don't think so, jake, because it was such powerful emotional it. it's the sort of thing that juries will perk up and listen to no matter where it comes and i do think the expert testimony which came last which effectively said that all of the threats of the defense counsel has been so intent on trying to say were present from george floyd and the crowd did not make chauvin's actions reasonable. that was a missing piece and i think maybe the jurors were waiting for that and now they have it. maybe that's why the jury decided to have it to wrap that testimony up for the jurors. >> there's been more than 35 we

you got him. >> rogers nailing it on celebrity jeopardy is back to 50. how many people teams can say they're smarter than an astronaut. that's mark kelly. one of his opponents. they're up pretty like everybody else. i play along at home. yeah, i get one here and there. >> yes, some smarts like what about the playbook? i just don't imagine quarterbacks knowing all of that stuff. good for him. yeah. so fitting that he's going to be celebrity hosting right. end death starts tonight. yeah. so if you want to watch and check it out. that's the bus. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [ phone buzzing ] [ sfx: bing bing bing ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait... enter the golden state, with real california dairy. right. we're back at 9.50 for a quick reminder that happening today. we are waiting for the arrival of vice president kamala harris. this is video of her leaving l a where she was there. >> earlier this morning and there she is boarding air force, too. so she's airborne on the way. we're going to have live coverage of her arrival and her en

oath keepers founder stewart rhodes, his deputy and three members who guarded roger stone exchanged nearly 20 phone calls over three hours on january 6th coinciding with the first assault on the police barricades protecting the capitol and spanning the time those breached the building. and some charged oath keepers were seen acting as bodyguards for stone earlier in the day. i imagine the answer is no but are you satisfied that everybody around congress is taking this connection between the prior administration and these extremist groups seriously now? >> no, not at all, and you know, i think many are pushing back, suggesting that anyone who makes a connection between the president's calls to march on the capitol, or fight this rigged election, that anyone associated with that is somehow tarred with the brush of being a terrorist, that's the way they're trying to pejoratize, if you disagree you're calling them a terrorist. but look, these people who attacked the capitol are guilty of domestic terrorism and we have a real white nationalist domestic terror threat that now eclipses the threat

cloud or inhibiting, which is the birthplace of roger, or minneapolis, that you are treated the same way for the same crime, and the guidelines introduced that kind of uniformity into sentencing, very worthy goal. >> you drop roger maris, we're gonna hear from all the bob dylan fans, chuck i can't thank you enough for your expertise, ditto to chief best, thank you so much for joining us after the day we've had. coming up for us we can think a few people better to talk about the impact of today's guilty verdict then jason johnson and baratunde thurston, both gentlemen standing by to talk to us when we come back. but new cascade platinum changes all that. new cascade platinum, with 50% more cleaning power! it dissolves fast to start cleaning sooner, releasing the soaking power of dawn. then cascade's food-seeking enzymes latch on and break down food into particles so small they can flow right down the drain. and it's powerful enough for the quick-wash cycle! new cascade platinum with 50% more cleaning power! the #1 brand just got better! many plug-ins are stuck in the past. they releas

. >> senator roger wicker, republican for mississippi. i really appreciate you coming on and sharing your perspective. happy easter. >> thank you, chuck. >>>. >>> ahead, can the rising state of the virus get ahead host vaccines? >>> a man was released from the hospital yesterday. after that attack on a barricade about 100 yard friends and families caring to see him. we also want to take a moment to remember capitol police officer billy evans who died in that attack. an 18-year veteran of the force. he was a member of the division of the first responders unit. he graduated from western leyman university and is survived by two young children. he was the third police officer to die since the january 6th incident. the january 6th incident so you smell them later. ew right? that's why febreze created small spaces. press firmly and watch it get to work. unlike the leading cone, small spaces continuously eliminates odors in the air and on surfaces. so they don't come back for 45 days. just imagine what it can do with other odors. itchy? scratchy

heads of the committee, roger wicker from mississippi. don young from los angeles. so what is the strategy here? are they offering a number? >> they have not settled on a number. but republicans will tell you that some of them are willing to go up to maybe $700 billion, $600 billion, maybe up to a trillion dollars. but the party is not united in any stretch of the imagination about how to move forward. people have a lot of different ideas that are overall sentiment is they don't believe the size, t the white house is pitching, they have $2 trillion with no republican support. if there a belief they can drop this package substantially, push it through, try to get republican support and then worry about the rest of those pieces he didn't get ton a later legislative vehicle, perhaps later in the year, then they can do it that way. it appears they'll have meetings with republicans. we'll see if they go anywhere. they may push it through along party lines in the house. nancy pelosi wants this through the house by july 4th. and then they have to worry about joe manchin, t

following every move of the condiment crisis, here is cnbc's kate rogers >> reporter: demand for the condiment at home, restaurants, and to go is on the rise people are even bidding for packets on ebay. industry leader, heinz, says demand was greater than supply over the course of the pandemic. it's ramped up production to make 25%-more product. that's 12 billion ketchup packets a year the company's also added 40 new jobs and fast tracked some covid-safe innovations, like no-touch dispensers, ready in just four months debuting, last fall. but some restaurants are already feeling the squeeze. when the pandemic hit, texas roadhouse shifted its business model, from in-store dining, to takeout and delivery as consumers order out, more, and begin dining on-site, again, the company says it's running low on ketchup. >> when we first started having shortages, it was like how can we -- what can we do and so, you know, our operators were having to run out to costco or -- or sam's clubs and buy and that's just not sustainable. >> reporter: the company has just-over-600 locations and used nearly

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. >> mike, roger wicker after meeting talked about how taxes couldn't be part of any deal. and i'm just wondering if that doesn't apply to every republican in the united states senate, despite the fact that raising corporate taxes there 21 to 25% or 28%, moving it back to the pre-trump numbers might be popular with a good number of americans. does the white house expect a single republican to vote for an infrastructure package that raises taxes on corporations at all? >> you're going to see the white house do everything they can to try to challenge republicans to come forward with a solution on their own. if you're not going to support raising taxes on those earning more than 400,000 a year, and especially if you're not willing to raise taxes on some of the very corporations and businesses that you're arging are playing into cancel culture and need some sort of punishment as well, then is there anything that you're willing to do to help the american people? and the president, when he was a candidate, very often talked about how he was certainly going to do everything he can

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 teachers training is that they need different way of endangered skills and they need to develop a community does teach us. to get a teacher's view on training i meet the need our program called a primary teacher at a government school. and that he might be at being. me on how well what i had. done and carney i'll make a call and be that. polite it all back in korea he did it at the bell and even honey how. but she says the government offers little support for retraining teachers. they laugh. but i'm not mad he may climb up a partner how you young. dr archer ordered high invited ronny deila to join a trial training session you don't diversity to introduce new teaching methods. teachers as. an authority and naturally stand in front of the classroom. we deliver what students should. we want to be able to change things dynamic so that students are so care and students so. active. participants. the training

this is a sentiment shared by the 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 who have expressed reservations but generally there's been overwhelming support from that side of the house for president biden's decision. the use of force expert has testified that don't show verne that was justified in putting george floyd to the ground because there was frantic resistance it contradicts the testimonies of top police officials who said jovan used excessive unjustified force the minnesota police officer who fatally shot a 20 year old unarmed black man has resigned along with the city's police chief dante right step has reignited nationwide protests against police brutality and racial inequality nato has called on russia to withdraw forces that the alliance says the kremlin has been deploying the ukraine kids foreign minister is in belgium meeting with nato officials there's growing concern that the kremlin is moving towards war ukraine says that moscow has sent thousands o

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by roger stone. stone was the guy who courted controversy, who made controversy a political art form for decades. what does $5,000 get you from roger stone if you are matt gaetz? >> mine, it's unclear, right? we see he paid him that amount, $5,000, and we do see when he paid him. so this report that i looked at covers just the first part of the year, the first three months. and most of the spending comes just ahead or around the time that the investigation was announced. his payment to stone on march 24th. so he paid his firm $5,000 and then he meets his dad meets with this doj prosecutor, former doj prosecutor, to discuss some extortion scheme that's connected to this investigation, and matt uses that immediately to counterpunch against the news. he takes that extortion scheme to distract from the fact he has been announced to be under investigation for sex trafficking, which he acknowledged himself. that has to be -- those two things have to be twinned together. it seems like maybe he some sort of

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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

. >> they chose smith over eryn rogers. >> how does it feel to go to work for an organization with names like montana, young, garcia. is there a certain amount of pressure? >> i think it is exciting. i think it will motivate me to continue the legacy of those quarterbacks. >> it was a rocky beginning in san francisco. he dealt with a shoulder injury, lost his starting job and clashed with the head coach. >> i don't believe his shoulder is any in but sore. >> i have more to prove than ever. >> reporter: we learned that what we know now, never count him out. his career took off under jim harbaugh and he let the 49ers to an nfc title game. he would lose his starting job again the following season to colin kaepernick, and was traded to the chiefs in 2013. >> i made it very clear that i wanted to play, i did not want to sit there and is not ready to be a backup. >> reporter: he played five seasons with kansas city and was selected to three bowls but again found himself out of a job. this time the chiefs young first round pick, patrick mahomes. >> the way he went about his business of being a

rogers is going on? the paradox of a seven times higher infant mortality rate for black babies over white babies, or a safe, livable city versus the deadliest attack on jewish people in our nation's history at the tree of life synagogue means that in pittsburgh, like in america, the history and structure of white supremacy has us living two totally separate realities. you know, existing while black in pittsburgh is like starving to death while in the supermarket aisle. i didn't come up with that. a friends of mine who is a great writer and a pittsburgh native did. >> what section of town is this? >> we're on the south sides. >> if you ever hear about the pittsburgh steelers getting arrested, it happened here. it always happens here. >> that's funny. >> damon young is a writer and a cofounder of one of my favorite websites -- very smart brothers. he was born and raised here. and most importantly, after he made it, he stayed here. >> i feel like pittsburgh is the market cause of america. in a sense that i

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an example of the culture that was created in the white house, that if you want a pardon, if you're roger stone -- the fact that you're matt gaetz, according to other sourceses, was lobbying for a broad, preemptive sweeping pardon, without any charges being brought to me is what the lawyers call consciousness of guilt. you know you've done something wrong, you want protection, here's a president handing south pardons right and left, maybe i should get one, too. >> in his statement, the former president trump said he was never asked for a pardon. carefully chosen words, i suspect. >> no question. that was very, very intentional. you know, just a reminder, for people who didn't read the "new york times" story which broke this and cnn's subsequent reporting on this very issue, there was no reporting specifically that said the ask went directly to the president. it wasn't clear. thank you to the former president for clearing that up, but leaving a very, very gaping hole in the notion of gaetz asking people in and around the former president. it was definitely confirmation by omanages, from th

ready to fight the president every step of the way, and this morning there was a republican senator roger wicker of mississippi who said that the immediate inclusion of that hike in the corporate tax rate, ha that is not a bipartisan gesture, trying to undo something republicans did back in 2017. but one thing, when i talked to officials here at the white house, is that it's not just about getting bipartisan lawmakers getting republicans to sign on but they believe that they can get bipartisan support out in the country, and that is what you saw with the american rescue plan as they were able to gain a support in polls from republicans and democrats even though no republican lawmakers signed on to that covid relief package. now, it is not just about getting republicans on board. the president also needs to ensure that he can keep his democratic party in line, and you've already heard there's some things that moderates would like to see different in this package. you've heard progressives saying they believe the president needs to go bolder, this morning senator bernie sanders talking abou

and this contestant on "jeopardy" having no idea about the answer to the question about fred rogers went ahead with an inside joke for aaron instead. it was a way to set him up as someone other than the packers quarterback. this was a stunt casting. get a hot-shot sports celebrity. he was really great at hosting and says he really wants the job full time. >> speaking of stunts, is all of this musical chairs of hosts a ratings stunt or do they have no secession plan in place for after trebek? >> i think it's tough when someone like trebek, such a living legend is diagnosed with a very tough illness and you can see the end at some point down the road. nobody in the production staff, nobody running this show wanted to think about the future, but they had to. they came up with this incredible list of guest hosts. anderson cooper is next later this month prpths like savannah guthrie, dr. sanjay gupta, bill whitaker of cbs will be coming up this spring. it's a logical way to put distance between trebek and the next host whoever it will be. the producers have not made a decision. they don't kno

. >> that's a great sign to quote mister rogers, james and darya. it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood, especially for about 10 zip codes and that's a good sign. that means that the county, the state, they're getting their hands on more vaccines. they're ahead of schedule. remember, the state was talking about april 15 for 16 years and older. well, in alameda county, they're starting off a little but a week in advance. so they want to give specific neighborhoods a head start because these are neighborhoods that are disenfranchised that are harder hit with covid-19 then say some of the other neighborhoods out there. but don't worry, it will open up in about a week or so for everybody, 16 years and older. take a look at your screen. i want to show you too many zip codes and that is a good thing. so i want to just knock off maybe 3 of 4 zip codes and don't worry about we'll post it on kron 4 dot com. so you can see the entire list. but let's go through several of them. there's 9, 4, 6. oh, one, 9, 4, 6. '06, the bottom and left side of your screen.

the republican opposition is that quote you showed from roger wicker, which is, republicans are unwilling, completely unwilling, to undo the 2017-tax law to pay for this bill. that's just not something they are willing to do. and i -- and i don't know if that's going to change. i don't think it's going to change. and i know, people will point, the administration will point, to mitt romney and say, well, mitt romney is willing to raise the corporate rate to 25. but mitt romney is not indicative of the republican party. in fact, quite the opposite. he is indicative of nothing about the current-republican senate conference. a.m. edition this morning, we have a rundown of all the outreach the administration has been doing on this bill. and i understand, they are doing a lot and they are trying to get people on board. but they are, also, frankly, this is -- i'm not trying to impugn bad motives here, and i don't think they have bad motives. but at the end of the day, they are going to try to lay this at republicans' feet, if they don't come along, obviously. because this is joe biden's top-legi

here's cnbc's kate rogers. >> reporter: after more than a year in the dark, independent music and theater venues are getting a much needed lifeline from the small business administration, billions will be made available for operators as lovers of concerts and theaters wait for the music to begin again. ♪ it's a crime so convenient ♪ >> advocates say these venues are a crucial part of the nation's comeback. >> we are part of the backbone of our local economies because for every dollar spent at a small music venue on aticket, $12 of economic activity is realized for area businesses and so they recognize that if they want their communities to come back once it's safe to reopen fully, they're going to need this economic magnet of independent venues like ours. >> reporter: the national independent venue association estimates hundreds of venues have closed for good as the pandemic ravaged the industry in 2020 at the independent in san francisco, business is down nearly 100% over the last year with merchandise sales bringing in a tiny bit of revenue the grant program can't come soon enough w

that was nfl commissioner roger goodell calling picks in from his basement last april. those were the players celebrating one of the biggest moments of their lives while quarantining at home. >> joe burrow, quarterback, lsu -- >> reporter: a long way from this where hugs and handshakes were the norm. although now goodell is vaccinated and has been given the green light to interact with players in person tonight. >> right here where the commissioner will come to make their picks. >> reporter: peter o'reilly is the executive vice president overseeing league events. he gave us early access to the venue. work so closely with the cdc, with the state and city public health officials, masks are going to be mandatory for every fan here. ea even if you're vaccinated. this is a fully outdoor event. that's to our benefit. we have to showcase and educate about the vaccine and its efficacy and the opportunities that it creates for people. >> reporter: is that something that we're going to be hearing throughout the broadcast as we watch? are we going to hear about the vaccines? >> i