not happy with the green bay packers, pick the younger quarterback that rogers's time at the green bay packers might be numbered. espn reporting the 49ers get rogers in a trade, the la rams, not cheap and one of the highest-paid qbs in the league and the packers say if you are not happy we will pay you more and extend your contract and i say he cohosts jeopardy instead, by 14%, makes $10 million a year bangs up in the process. all right, moving on. police have arrested suspect linked to lady gaga's dog napping case. you've got this story. what is going on? >> multiple people were charged for robbery and attempted murder of dog walker. the video being shot in the chest, two dogs have been returned, her dog walker has recovered still in hospital but there have to be multiple arrests in this case. stuart: thanks very much. change of subject. president biden says wearing a mask is a sign of patriotism. >> it is a small, precaution to take that has a profound impact. it is a patriotic responsibility for god's sake. stuart: i will ask senator ted cruz what he thinks of that, he is on the sho

las vegas tried to get a 30-second tourism ad in on the super bowl and the nfl and roger goodell said no way. we've seen this departure. aacross the street the states, yesterday arizona's governor signed into law a sports betting bill can you talk a little bit about how you're seeing states expand and the difference in place like arizona versus new york where mobile sports betting was supposed to be the big deal and instead it is rather messy and complicated and confusing. >> sure. so on a macro, we see incredible number of states opening up sports betting and i-gaming. a lot is the fact that it is common sense legislation from a tax and consumer perspective and the covid-19 fiscal pressures that exist every state is going to be different. arizona is a state i couldn't be more excited about we're partnered with the suns. we'll have a phenomenal luxury sports book right downtown and we think that it's a state that is going to be a great business for us. flutter owns fanduel are there any plans to spin off fanduel to be a stand alone publicly traded company? >> i leave the ipo speculati

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

roger daltrey is here! >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and we've got great music from moneybagg yo. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i'll tell what you i've been listening to i've been listening to justin bieber's new album "justice." [ cheers and applause that's my jam. i'm loving this. it's fantastic it's called "justice." and i wanted to do something fun with it, so the roots and i decided to invite justin into our "tonight show" virtual music room we grabbed some classroom instruments and did our own version of his hit single, "peaches." check it out [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ and i see you the way i breathe you in it's the texture of your skin ♪ ♪ i wanna wrap my arm around you bab never let you go and i say oh ♪ ♪ there's nothing lik your touch it's the way you lift me up oh ♪ ♪ and i'll be right her with you 'til the en i get my peaches out in georgia ♪ ♪ oh yeah i get my wee from californi that's that ♪ ♪ i took my chick u to the north yea badass bitch

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

roger klein. first to my buddy jonathan serrie in atlanta. this is good news, jonathan, with better and more efficacy rates in general. what do you make of it? reporter: overall this is fantastic news. even the 9% that might come down with some covid-19 symptoms, it appears this vaccine is 100% effective in blocking the most serious symptoms. now another company is facing a setback. the fda investigating one of johnson & johnson's manufacturing partners after improperly mixed ingredients led to spoiling or wasting of some 15 million doses of covid-19 vaccine. j&j said quality control checks at emergent biosolutions plant in baltimore identified a batch of drug substance not up to standards. it never advanced to the filling and finishing stages. in a statement johnson & johnson says, this is an example of the rigorous quality control applied to each batch of drug substance. the issue was identified, addressed with emergence and the food and drug administration. "politico" reports that biden health administration some folks in the white house n

again, lilian rogers parks renest. he claimed today know the exact formula of his martinis because it had been conjured up by a -- his son, jimmy, like the mild martini. -- then johnny demanded to be heard, he insisted on a martini so dry it could be mistaken for sand. the formula of seven to one. all this time the president was seriously mixing, mysteriously mixing vermouth and gin so that nobody could see what his formula was. when he was finished, he would say that as a chairman of the committee he had the power to decide the ultimate taste of a martini. he would austin team chilly add -- to his concoction. people aghast at the concoction were not sure they want to the martini after. all missy would zipper favorite hague while fdr mixed his own martin or sometimes a old-fashioned. when they had guests fdr would insist on mixing martinis for everyone and he would write that he was the best martini mixer in the east. now there are references to a run based drink that fdr would drink called a high shun lay basin. by al

a poster from rogers, these are the facebook postings when it comes to this topic and you can post yours as well. from aretha in youngstown, ohio. tell us about what you are seeing there were you live. caller: i'm not really seeing a whole lot of crime. if you are busy, you got a job and things like that, it doesn't touch you as much. i think it's more on the street level, where there is a lot of despond and see -- despondency and things like that, on employment. host: do you think that is because of things economically in youngstown? does that have a contributive factor to lower crime, or at least the crime you are not seeing? caller: that is the correct -- that is correct, yes. if you are working you don't have time to be out there committing crime. host: tom is next from south carolina. tom, good morning. caller: good morning, sir. i just wanted to say, i don't really know in my county that i live in in south carolina, they do not publish too much about how much crime they do have. i live in lexington county over in the neighboring county of bridgeport where we get a lot of reports of

roger harrabin, bbc news, london. the loosening of restrictions in england has meant a rush to the pub and the great outdoors. campsites and holiday parks across the country have seen their first visitors of the year. danjohnson has been to meet them. it's been a busy start to this late season and in shropshire, people got the chance to spend their first night away as restrictions eased. they've been making the most of it. i've been really looking forward to it, i've been stuck in my house now for 12 months, working, it's been nice to get a nice break away. it was very warm in there but it was nice to wake up to a bit of frost this morning, it's a good excuse to jump in the hot tub later. so good to be away, especially after covid home—schooling and now we've got kayaking and paddle boarding. yes, it's going to be really good. are you looking forward to it? very excited. what's it been like stuck at home? very boring! not fun! some are ready to start the day in a really refreshing way! oh, my god! you're not regrett

and he paid $5,000 to trump's pal, roger stone, for "strategic consulting." wow. imagine how much he would have paid if he was guilty! [ laughter ] i mean, really. i guess he figured, my career is sinking like a stone, i might as well hire one. roger stone, who we saw in the ursula clip with mike lindell, look on, confused, is the notorious washington dirty trickster. it's funny how these guys rail against the "swamp," but then the minute they get in trouble they head right for the creature from the black lagoon. [ laughter ] yesterday, a jury in minneapolis delivered three guilty verdicts against former police officer derek chauvin. [ cheers and applause ] many americans on twitter, on various platforms, have spoken passionately, powerfully, about the verdicts and their significance yesterday. but none spoke less eloquently than tucker carlson of fox news. tucker had a former new york city prison official on his show and when the officer dared to use the word "savagery" to describe what derek chauvin did, tucker had a little explosion in his head. >> now, like i

. >> 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 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 his brother writing, did it for my lil bro just to show him one day you could. a blitz of sharp looks. kyle pitts in green and yellow, 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 p

sometimes they participate in the narrative as we saw with andrew cuomo and his brother chris cuomo or the roger stone cnn staged arrest. the media becomes an active player. sometimes they just make it up. whatever it is, it's a narrative. we don't the old liberal media of the 70s anymore. these young journalists put their finger in the air and say it's all woke and you won't get a job. >> laura: you remember people who were middle of the road swung over to the far left. maybe they can't make money otherwise. what you just said, the media is complicit. they are advancing the democrats and far left narrative. what maxine waters did in minnesota. here's how the judge in the chauvin trial responded to her comments. >> now that we have u.s. representatives threatening act of violence in relation to this case. it's mind boggling. >> waters may have given you something on appeal that may result in this being overturned. >> laura: the judge said the politicians should keep quiet. it's not their place to speak out. he said nobody cares what she said. chad pergram said that rank-and-file democrats are fu

he hit the stage, capped it off by jumping into the arms of commissioner roger goodell. >> i love it. hugs are back big at the draft. i love that. we'll have more on that in a little bit. let's get to your headlines at 7:30. >>> the food and drug administration taking steps to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars within the next year. anti-smoking advocates say man thol masks the true taste of cigarettes making it easier to start smoking and harder to quit. the fda says it'll improve the health of the groups most likely to smoke the products, children and african-americans. that decision is expected, though, to face strong pushback from the tobacco industry. >>> breaking overnight, the search is over this morning for a murder suspect that escaped from police custody at atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport. police were trying to transport the suspect from georgia back to arizona, but strover broke free after deputies removed his leg restraints to get down the stairs. that set off an all day multijurisdiction manhunt. but strover captured again overnight after being spotted by a l

joining me now is roger pollen, head of fsb northern ireland— how has this affected your members — how bad is the situation?— we've just mentioned that one statistic from logistics uk. there is all sorted evidence to show how hard this transition has been. show how hard this transition has been-— has been. that's right, there is a lot of — has been. that's right, there is a lot of evidence. - has been. that's right, there is a lot of evidence. not - is a lot of evidence. not seeing all that. there are businesses that were closed last year that are still closed, so they haven't yet emerged to see what the impact has been on their supply chains, a whole lot of evidence yet to be gathered to see how this is rolling out and it's been compounded by the fact that the uk took unilateral action which was welcomed by business to resolve a lot of issues but that was done with a sticking plaster approach and the eu is taking legal action against the uk for doing that, so this is unresolved and we are looking for clarity and hope they will be able to move forward positively. got some certain

mcmorris rogers, each will control 20 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have fine legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include ex -- extraneous material on h.r. 172. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you. i rise today in support of h.r. 172, the united states anti-doping agency re-authorization act of 2021. for two decades, mr. speaker, the united states anti-doping agency or usada has worked to ensure integrity in our american olympic and paraolympic sporting activities through the promotion and support of drug-free competition. recommended by an olympic committee task force, this independent organization was established to manage a comprehensive anti-doping program in the united states. since its authorization i

mississippi senator roger wicker says while it was a good discussion a lot of space separate both parties interests. >> he has a very hard sell on raising the corporate tax rate. if they scale it back we may be able to. >> lawmakers agree on needing some sort of infrastructure bill but said it comes down to definition of what his infrastructure. the biden administration strikes a temporary deal with mexico, guatemala and honduras to the boy 20,000 troops to the border as the president chooses chris magnus to lead ccp, he previously resisted the trump administration's orders on undocumented immigrants, the president nominating the head of us citizenship and immigration services. she called for pausing cvp funded funding under trump. last hour, mark daniels joined us saying the biden administration strategy at the border isn't clear and questioned his pick to lead us through this crisis, take a listen. >> 7 years of working this border and seeing the arab and flow of good, bad and ugly, donald trump and his administration worked closely, his dhs secretary halted everything and now we are do

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. >> 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

roger goodell has been released from basement captivity. after that weird draft last year that had him in his basement he was back on stage, back to being booed, and back to seeing athletes strut in their custom suits and viral moments including one that saw an athlete last night give his entire family the stiff arm. >> the 2021 nfl draft is now officially open. [ cheers a >> reporter: 50,000 football fans crowding into cleveland for draft day 2021. >> come on. come on, cleveland. [ booing ] i didn't come out of my basement for nothing. >> reporter: roger goodell made the trek from new york to join this year's festivities in person. the commish offering up that now famous leather love seat from last year's virtual draft to fans throughout the night. all eyes on the highly anticipated but much expected number one pick, trevor lawrence of clemson who was watching from south carolina. >> with the first pick in the 2021 nfl draft, the jacksonville jaguars select trevor lawrence. [ cheers and applause ] quarterback, clemson. >> reporter: the 6'6

>> he's the roger goodell of this. >> well, they are going to let me pick ford and then i am going to go -- i'm going to go with amc. i'm going to bet it's the only movie theater company left. >> the only one left in a year >> of the majors, yes, absolutely >> all right >> that's my thinking. >> oil anyone want oil? >> ford and amc. >> 65. >> it's a contest, kelly it's a contest you've got to go with that size move. >> and we're looking again, you have facebook nobody picked up on, general electric that pick is history, goldman no one got excited about. >> how about macy's with a teenager stock that would be a great play on a big holiday season >> i might -- if ie had a pick,i might have gone with visa or paypal folks, i can't thank you all enough everybody from mr. wonderful to tim seymour to ohs to petra to everybody. thank you so much. jim cramer, thank you as always. you really are the commissioner. guy adami, i'm going to call you the charles barkley of this. you have the commentary and makes us laugh if you missed even a moment of today's festivities you can watch a replay at cn

. >> 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

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among those invited senator roger wicker of mississippi. we're willing to negotiate on a much smaller package. sort of a big bold utopian. >> european style socialism proposal that they've laid out there. >> is something they can trying to another time republicans like south dakota senator john thune say the infrastructure package is too expensive and they want to shift the focus to the situation at the border. i think, you know, restore funding to build the wall. the president says he's willing to make some changes to the plan to get republicans on board, but he's threatening to push the bill through with only democratic support, if that's what it takes. >> reporting in washington, alexandra limon. >> coming up next. at 9, we'll talk with an infectious disease expert about the possibility of meaning a covid-19 booster >> it's a moment that a lot of san francisco parents have been waiting for this time in less than 12 hours. some san francisco unified schools will be open for the first time in a long time. a long time is right for many stud

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

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

randy rogers parker mccollum. post malone. and willie nelson. >> jimmy: whoa >> get down! and those are all texas artists. and we've got people like selena gomez, jonas brothers, woody harrelson, jennifer garner, megan thee stallion, renee zellweger, popping by for appearances. it's hopefully going to be a a revival. >> jimmy: how are you not exhausted right now? >> i am exhausted! [ laughter ] i got bags under my -- i'm not getting much sleep putting this production together. i am thankful i've got some great people helping me out. but we are -- we're up against it, know what i mean you put these benefits together, it has to be a timely fashion, but you also want to put on a good show so, we're working our tails off, and i got a lot of people that aren't getting any sleep either so i can't gripe about it >> jimmy: people can see it on your brand-new youtube channel congrats on that i think it's like throwing -- you're putting together woodstock. which is kind of amazing except this is a benefit woodstock. >> it's all going to go to helping out -- all the donations, everyo

reading say their names along with the names of others who have died at the hands of police, including roger allen and there are photos of him on the steps there he was killed in daly city following a struggle with police over what turned out to be a fake gun. >> vandals tag 25 buildings including city hall in walnut creek that happened overnight on wednesday. it was mostly anti-police graffiti kron four's maureen kelly takes a look. >> most of the graffiti has here are some examples behind me right now blm obviously standing for black lives matter. the other is an acronym. that is a slur against police using a word i can't say on tv in fact, most of the vandalism targeted police spray painted over the city hall signed the words pigs murder. many of the examples of last night's unrest reference. the simmering anger over officer involved shootings across the nation. >> the name of the young man killed by police in minnesota. dante right. the scrolled on one building. others say kill cops. police say this is done by a crowd of 20 to 25 people wearing all black. their faces covered the march do

this looks like on monday, the president invited lawmakers, including mississippi republican senator roger wicker to the white house to pitches proposal. we are willing to negotiate with him. >> all on an infrastructure package. weaker said on abc's this week that the president's bill is too big and too expensive. this is a massive social welfare. >> spending program combined with a massive. >> tax increase. house speaker nancy pelosi said on cbs face the nation that she's willing to negotiate with republicans but batted down the suggestion that the final measure be trimmed down. we have to maintain our roads, our bridges, our mass transit infrastructure isn't the only divisive legislation on congress's agenda. senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will also vote on gun reform and south dakota. republican senator john thune says he's priority is addressing the situation at the u.s. mexico border. i think, you know, restore funding to build a wall. the senate is scheduled to convene today at 3 in the house is scheduled to gavel in at noon live in washington. i'm anna wiernick

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

let's bring in congressman roger williams from texas. i have a feeling you have some words to say, smugglers propping young children over a 14 foot border fence. how is this being fabricated? >> it is made up, they need to come back to see that. it is a total crisis. i have been going down there since 2005 and this is the worst i have ever seen it. looking at photos of young babies, talk about putting illegals on military bases, talk about law enforcement in texas being told to release people in jail and open the door and they go into the community in the trees, downtowns. and in february, they remain in confrontations this year coming here and what do we do with these folks. >> fox news has exclusively obtained a photo of those 2 little girls being rescued, the thing two you are seeing on the left side of the screen. also in the pictures, el paso border patrol chief, congressman, how much, look how tiny they are, 5 and 3 years old. it is the human tragedy and these two little girls dropped over a fence after traveling for how long? who

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

roy rogers lived just around the corner from where i lived, and i went by his house every morning to go to work. it was a neat place. high desert, doesn't rain much, a little bit cool in the wintertime, the wind blows a lot. but we were 90 miles from los angeles, maybe an hour and a half, and about two and a half hours over las vegas. i never went to las vegas, but we were right on the main highway that goes on the interstate from los angeles to las vegas. the flying was great. we did everything they did in top gun, plus we did the air to ground, the bombing and all that. so it was a lot of fun. we played some golf along the way, and one of my buddies that i met in our survival school and then became close friends with was a guy named lance slyjohn. we were single together, we met a lot of nice young ladies around and played a lot of golf. we went off to war together, lance did not come back. he's the only air force academy graduate still to be awarded the congressional medal of honor. he was shot down two days after me. he made it 46 days in laos where he was shot down, badly, badly

this years draft brought the return of the commissioner roger goodell with the recliner on stage, all right? a change from last year. he did the draft from his basement due to covid. what they did last year he went to his house. >> dana: i watched last year and live tweeted the whole thing. people want to know what i think about going on. well, it sounds like fun to go live in arizona for a while. >> bill: what he did was nfl fans do, they sit in their recliner and watch football. they brought the chair on stage last night. good call. >> dana: did they have caso. >> bill: don't know. continues tonight. [[inaudible]] >> dana: texas congressman joins us next hour to discuss the changes he is proposing and whether bipartisanship is possible. plus usa today taking deserved heat for editing a stacey abrams op-ed to downplay her support of georgia boycotts. howie kurtz will join us next. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. thank you! hey, hey, no, no limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty.

paul manafort, roger stone, they took all the weight for donald trump and never flipped. matt gaetz's co-conspirators, they're looking more like deangelo. joel greenberg not to talk to somebody about what he knows and that's going to be the essential legal difference between what we're seeing with gaetz and what we saw horribly for five years with donald trump. matt gaetz doesn't have pardons to dangle to keep his co-conspirators quiet. he doesn't care about a pardon and he can't offer one no way. >> victor, i want to bring you in, because this congressman is dating women your age, essentially, which is so gross. it's interesting to me as we talk about qanon and weirdo conspiracy theorists that the government is being run by pedophiles. hey, the call might be coming from inside your own house, but as a young person with old guys hitting on your young friend, what's your take on this entire situation that someone twice your age could be looking at your peers? >> all of this is so absurd and so shocking. just as i think about how shocking this is i remind myself of what hap

if you read, my old friend tj rogers this morning, in the op-ed piece in the "the wall street journal," you can see that this is just pure trouble we just don't have the horses to make this, to have anything change certainly not the government so i mean i want to talk about the ford call, and farley was saying, i was doing a lightning rod, broncos sold out 150, everything is sold out, the mac-5 e is sold out and the narrative would have been if it within for the chip fire, look out, look out elon musk, i've got the e.v., but instead, it was well, i don't know, i thought geez, not go be to be able to make as many cars and truck, and i think it's a shame, but if they do, if it is a bottom quarter, carl, if farley is right, then this company has to be bought right here, right now. because you're not going to be able to get it, if they do indeed get the chips they need i just don't know that they're going to get the chips i don't know they're going to get them. >> do you think in six or eight months we'll be talking about the automakers the way we'll be talking about cat today where the d

roger stone never sat down and when paul manafort did, he lied about i. i think we'll get little pieces but i doubt we'll ever know the entire picture. >> ambassador michael mcfaul, thank you for being on with us watching the speech with us and sticking around afterwards. we're grateful. matthew miller and julian barnes are staying with us because when we return, it is the eve of the 100-day mark after the capitol riot. the house hearing damning testimony today about the failures of the response to that riot. >>> plus, the growing legal problems facing congressman matt gaetz and the republican party refusing to take action on the allegations as they pile up against him. >>> and she may be the biggest threat to republican efforts to suppress the vote. no wonder the right is going berserk and trying and failing to smear her. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. tinues after a quick break. don't go awhnyere. [sfx: thunder rumbles] [sfx: rainstorm] ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. and

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

roger marshall adding that bureaucrats cannot keep us from worshiping, gathering, traveling, and enjoying life mask free and i hope you will join me in choosing to receive the vaccine so that we can throw away masks and live life free as we did before. let's hear from tara in brooklyn, new york on the s line. you are on, go ahead. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i do wear a mask. i believe in science and don't get my news from facebook or fox. to substantiate it further, it's a pretty clear line in the sand. people on one side, given a 10% chance of saving someone else's life, would you slightly inconvenience yourself? the people on the other of that are the ones that are not wearing masks. but furthermore, if there are people going around, jogging, doing their own things in their own day and wearing a mask, why is that to anyone to jug -- judge them? they are not the people forgetting it when they walk in the store. host: lori, or carolina. calling on the no line. you are next up. caller: i don't wear a mask in the summer hired to buy a business. i live in a remote location

>> roger, we agree with that. and columbia, houston, just for information you dropped them right on target, the folks are getting ready to fish them, and bring them back. >> okay, the arrival was pretty neat. >> the solid rocket boosters which separated from the columbia's planned, two minutes and 11 seconds into the flight, landed in the atlantic motion, under 50 miles downrange from the launch site. after being towed back to kennedy space center, both boosters will be refurbished and used again in a future shuttle flightrsñ. the third and fourth burns are also successful. raising columbia's orbit to an altitude of approximately 172 miles. for the first television transmission from inside the spacecraft, the crew will give a status report on the mission. >> the flight so far has gone as smooth as it could possibly go. we have every test that we are supposed to do. where upon the line. in the vehicle has been performing beautifully, much better than anyone expected. on the first flight. the systems are out of sha

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

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

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

now roger stone, trump ally, did speak to our colleague chris cuomo last night. stone says he doesn't recall any letter. he says he never heard greenberg implicating gaetz and he never tried to get greenberg a pardon. he told "the daily beast" he never received any payments or asked for any payments from greenberg. >> gaetz's response to all this this morning? >> they're denying it as they denied all along. with the spokesman for congressman gaetz said in the statement, he has never paid for sex nor has he had sex with a 17-year-old as an adult. stort st the story shows that congressman gaetz was long out of touch with mr. greenberg and has no interest in involving himself in mr. greenberg's affairs. as we've reported and you have seen that he was involved in his affairs. greenberg is currently in jail facing 30 federal charges including sex trafficking and sources tell cnn that greenberg has been cooperating with federal authorities since last year. he has shared with them information about encounters with the -- he and the congressman and the women were given c

skyrocketing, mental health professionals are stepping up to help those in need here's cnbc's kate rogers. >> if the pandemic's effects have left you feeling anxious, depressed, stressed or having a hard time sleeping, you may feel alone, but you're not. in fact, of psychologists who treat anxiety disorders, nearly 3/4 saw an increase in the need for such treatment since covid took hold. 60% of those treating depression saw an increase, and similar rates for stress-related and sleep-related disorders. >> that first rush was both anxiety in terms of the daily uncertainty of, you know, what was going to happen in terms of the pandemic and then i think it turned to a lot of sadness >> reporter: there are dozens of telehealth therapy apps online including better help, doctor on demand and talk space. they've gotten a boost over the last year as the mental health conversation has gone mainstream data show the global telehealth market is projected to hit $312 billion by 2026, more than quadrupling in size from 2019. and even though there still aren't enough practitioners to go around and cost i

some describing him as will rogers with chutzpah. the venerable washington wise man once called him the greatest satirist in the english language since pope and swift. james michener once said that buchwald once had the sharpest wit he had ever known. his many admirers included robert frost and justice william o douglas, who once cited a buchwald column in one of his u.s. supreme court opinions. much like mark twain, james --, dorothy parker and will rogers, buchwald was truly an american legend. to his credit, his barbs could get a chuckle out of politicians from all sides of the political spectrum. from william f buckley to arthur/and your to john f. kennedy to dwight eisenhower to ronald reagan. senator barry goldwater, the archconservative from arizona once told buchwald, you are one of those people who have the ability to make us think, laugh, cry and love our fellow man. for that, i thank you. but who was the man? before talking about his life and career, i would like to play a clip from a radio interview he did in new york cit

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 president 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 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 january 6th, you still comf

. >> roger goodell in that now-famous leather seat making the trek from new york to join this year's festivities in person. the commish offering the seat throughout the evening. trevor lawrence, first overall pick by the jaguars, the 6'6" 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. i just can't wait to go to work. >> and another expected pick, zach wilson picked second by the new york jets. >> there it is, the first hug of the night. >> zach sporting an armani suit. kicking off a night of field goal worthy fashion. north dakota state's trey lance going to the 49ers, wearing a blue tux, twinning with his brother saying did it for my lil' bro. a blitz of sharp looks kept coming. ja'marr chase in all white.suai. proving real men really do wear pink. there was no shortage of family celebrations caught on zoom. the raiders picking alex leatherwood, prompting this living room dance party. but not every choice went over well with the diehards in attendance there in cleveland.

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roger and nina. we would like less blue colours. it monday. roger and nina. we would like less blue colours.— like less blue colours. it went dark blue, like less blue colours. it went dark blue. really. _ like less blue colours. it went dark blue, really, really— like less blue colours. it went dark blue, really, really cold, _ like less blue colours. it went dark blue, really, really cold, to - like less blue colours. it went dark blue, really, really cold, to light i blue, really, really cold, to light blue, really, really cold, to light blue which is just a little blue, really, really cold, to light blue which isjust a little bit cold. hank you so much. every week, presenter ros atkins takes an in—depth look at one of the issues in the news. this week he's examining france's third lockdown and what it means for president emmanuel macron's leadership. we're over a year into this pandemic and this is the point that france has reached — a third lockdown. translation: i know how difficult the efforts i'm asking of you are, i know the consequences for

senator roger wicker with him. thanks for taking the time here. that's been your argument all along. in prior interviews, you said i'm open to infrastructure but better just be infrastructure, right? >> well, we've been advocating infrastructure for four years as members of the epw committee and the commerce committee and republican conference. you know, senator gillibrand got ridicule yesterday for tweeting that paid leave is infrastructure. child care is infrastructure. actually it's president biden that really deserves a good bit of the raspberries on that. it's actually his bill. it's $2 trillion, maybe $2.3 trillion. only about 30% of it by any stretch of the imagination could be called infrastructure. so i think -- i heard what roy blunt said sunday. i like it very much. we have a problem with the president when we ask him to compromise on the rescue bill. he offered 1.9 trillion. we offered $600 billion. then he said it was up to us to make yet another counter offer. that's usually not the way compromise works. >> neil: so where is this goi