-- as part of the hal rogers scholar program. whitley county residents were so thankful for hal's work that they even named the home of their new kentucky splash water park the hal rogers family entertainment center. in congress we're just as fond of hal rogers as his constituents are a back at home. i've been proud to work along this premier legislator for nearly four decades. we share the same priorities for the people of kentucky and the same vision for our state's great future. if hal would not be the man he is today without the love and support of his late wife shirley and their children, anthony, allison and john. later many life hal met and and ndmarried cynthia, a tennessean who has also come to love kentucky and its people. so as hal breaks the record as the longest serving u.s. representative in kentucky history, let us all give thanks to this great public servant and the entire rogers family. >> coming up this week on the c-span networks, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, fbi director christopher wray and

representative rogers once described southeastern kentucky to say they are honest and forthright and they can see their a phony in a minute flat so it is fitting his constituents just reelected him by 70 points he is honest and forthright and not a phony. for over 40 years he fought for his arm region and delivered unparalleled support and then to become the longest-serving representative in the history of the commonwealth earlier thear september and to pay tribute to the one-of-a-kind kentuckian. at 1971 gubernatorial election lives already arousing star for the republican party and the commonwealth attorney two years prior. a young conservative look up and launch career with considerable interest less than a decade later elected to the house of representatives in the fifth congressional district the same year ronald reagan was elected president. since then he has won reelection, 19 times always by a wide margin he loves his corner of the state and with his repeated victories his constituents love him back once he got to congress he went to work that his constituents care the most a

>> 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

on all circuits. >> roger. >> contact, houston. >> houston contact. >> roger. let me give you a quick voice check. >> houston. >> the countdown has begun. ignition. ♪♪ ♪♪ after two minutes of flight, the solid rocket boosters burn out and fall away. they are recovered in the atlantic 175 miles down range from pad 39. to be towed ashore and used again for another shuttle flight. the main engines continue to burn. and the external tank now empty is jettisoned to fall into a remote ocean area. space shuttle is in earth's orbit, 150 miles above our planet. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> the astronauts moving with the rotation of the earth fly into night and into day many times in each orbit. in a 54-hour planet they'll see 36 sunrises and 36 magnificent sunsets as they orbit above the planet earth. looking down on clouds and life below. ♪♪>> good morning. this is -- reentry is one of the most critical moments in the order peter passage and the orbit of 19,000 miles per hour. the shuttle falls into the atmosphere generates

. >> roger, we copy. >> ok. copy. narrator: historian james a michener in an address to congress said, there are moments in history when challenges occur that such compelling nature, that to miss him is to miss the whole meaning of an epic. space is such a challenge. james: i am james michener. for most of my working years on this planet, i have been chronicling the rise and fall, and if there is one thing i am convinced that, is that enemies do not destroy nations. time and the loss of will brings them down. to see that it does not happen to this nation of ours, the united states cannot retreat from the challenge of our age. narrator: each era of human history progresses to a point at which it is eligible to wrestle with the great problems. the ancient greeks, it was the organization of society. for the medievalists, the spelling of their relationship to god. for the men of the 15th and 16th centuries, the mastery of the ocean, and for us, it is the determination of how mankind can live in harmony on the finite globe

roger's attorney agrees. on that point, mr rogers just echoed what the president of the united states was telling him. mr. rogers is not an original thinker. a militia mang sack office first target and then maybe burdened faith offices, which the fbi said refers to the offices of governor gavin newsom, twitter and facebook. the texts were not just aspirational, but there was a demonstrated intent. in a statement, a spokesman for governor newsome said the information contained in the federal criminal complaint regarding ian rogers. is an all too real reminder of the frightening consequences dangerous political rhetoric and half, especially in emboldening violent extremism. the fbi said rogers had this three percenters sticker on his car and also had this novelty white privilege card. it was a gang thing he had was sent by a friend. that's all. obviously ian rogers is facing both state and federal charges. his bail's been set at $5 million. and really back east in washington, d c security is still attack on the

into pat simple leni and of course roger stone at the end of all of it and this is skipping a lot of info but roger stone couldn't secure the pardon for green byrne but did eventually get one for himself so it worked out for stone not so much for greenberg and by extension matt gave sounds like the confederacy of dunces it really is true ok so $250000.00 is on the table roger you go get me this pardon and you're going to make $250000.00 and oh by the way if you get it by the end of tomorrow i'm going to give you an extra $50000.00 well roger comes in to and says you know i did a vid my best but something you need to know so you know joe and that is that matt gates. told me that he didn't want he didn't want me to help you he wanted he want you out there swinging in the wind basically right yeah and that is what shocked greenberg because greenberg in a previous conversation had told roger stone listen i am under tremendous pressure from the feds from the authorities to start flipping on him as they called him in the conversations matt gates so they wanted him to flip but he was reluct

rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i would like to yield a minute and a half to one of our outstanding freshmen on the arm armed services committee, mr. karl. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama is recognized for a minute and a half. mr. carl: i rise today to oppose this amendment. there's several different ways to look at this amendment. the budget that we got from the president was before our problems in afghanistan. we're asking for $25 billion to replace $8 obillion to $85 billion we left on the ground for taliban to fight us back. so i ask that we keep an open mind on replacing that equipment, if nothing else. it is critical to pass this bill which includes bipartisan increase. i repeat, bipartisan. how many times do you hear that word? i've been here nine months and i can probably count that on one hand. bipartisan increase in spending to counter threats and project u.s. strength around the world. this amendment would limit readiness and the needed capabilities to counter these threat

roger: sound advice. unfortunately, not something that political leaders in either party have adhered to over the er the years. still, the wisdom is clear. general mcmaster, debt, deficit, defense, declining defense budgets, you have lectured -- i've heard you say this so many times -- as we develop national security strategies we have to get into the mindset of the adversary, not what we think the adversary thanks, but what the adversary is thinking. how do the chinese, for example, look at our debt, our deficit, declining defense budget that secretary esper and secretary panetta responded to, what does this do to our ability to deter these great power adversaries or rogue states? gen. mcmaster: i think china thinks it is gaining ground, and i think that is what makes the world more dangerous, is the belief that china -- the belief in the army and the chinese communist party that it is time to challenge the united states, because the united states has weakened internally and does not have a predictable d

you have not treated rogers. but from what you have seen and heard, does this condition align with covid toe? >> totally pivoted aligns with the fact that -- >>>> totally -- >> totally. it aligns with the time period. it is usually mild. even though the cases should look severe, most cases of covid toes, nothing happens. kristen: he says it can be painful, right? >> it can be painful and itchy, but it can be mild. kristen: we know rogers had covid. he was vague about his vaccination status until he caught it and it came out that he was unvaccinated. rogers explained he couldn't get the pfizer or moderna vaccines, because he is allergic to an ingredient in them. what ingredient is in those vaccines that could perhaps even in the smallest of populations, very unlikely, but possible at all because such an allergic reaction that he feared? >> so that ingredient that people worry about is very, very rare, it is only in the mrna vaccines, pge. it is a component of some iv's. sometimes people go to the hospital and get

after obtaining a search warrant for both rogers home and business - deputies found several unregistered and illegal weapons and thousands of rounds of ammunition. the sheriff's department bomb squad also located five pipe bombs inside roger's business on action avenue. ápittsburg policeá are searching for answers in the city's first homicide of the year. it happened last night-- when officers heard shots coming from an area near áharbor street and garcia avenue.á they found a man with several gun shot wounds who died at the scene.. a second victim was taken to the hospital in critical, but stable condition. officers say they also found more than 1-hundred people gathered at the scene. san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left 5 people wounded in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. officers responded to a shooting at eddy and taylor streets shortly after 9 p.m saturday night. this is video from citizen app. all 5 shoooting victims were taken to the hosptial with non-life threatening injuries. a man from stockton and two others from san francisco are currently being

into pat simple leni and of course roger stone at the end of all of it and this is skipping a lot of info but roger stone couldn't secure the pardon for greenberg but did eventually get one for himself so it worked out for stowe not so much for greenberg and by extension matt game sounds like the confederacy of dunces it really is it's really ok so 2 $150000.00 is on the table roger you go get me this pardon and you're going to make $250000.00 and oh by the way if you get it by the end of tomorrow i'm going to give you an extra $50000.00 well roger comes into it says you know i did a did my best but something you need to know so you know joe and that is that matt gates. told me that he didn't want he didn't want me to help you he what he wants you out there swinging in the wind basically right yeah and that is what shocked greenberg because greenberg in a previous conversation had told roger stone listen i am under tremendous pressure from the feds from the authorities to start flipping on him as they called him in the conversations matt gates so they wanted him to flip but he was re

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

into pat simple leni and of course roger stone at the end of all of it and this is skipping a lot of info but roger stone couldn't secure the pardon for greenberg but did eventually get one for himself so it worked out for stone not so much for greenberg and by extension matt game sounds like the confederacy of dunces it really is it's really ok some $250000.00 is on the table roger you go get me this pardon and you're going to make $250000.00 and oh by the way if you get it by the end of tomorrow i'm going to give you an extra $50000.00 well roger comes into it says you know i did have did my best but something you need to know so you know joe and that is that matt gates told me that he didn't want he didn't want me to help you he what he wants you out there swing in the wind basically right yeah and that is what shocked greenberg because greenberg in a previous conversation had told roger stone listen i am under tremendous pressure from the feds from the authorities to start flipping on him as they called him in the conversations matt gates so they wanted him to flip but he was rel

let's let's really nail this story i look at this story and it gets weirder by the moment you've got roger stone kicking around in there you've got confession letters kicking around you've got mad gates higher and lowers he's lawyered up paying money through his campaign income to pay to pay his way through this give me your take on this story. right off the top i think look mad gates understands how much trouble he is in and there's no way he can even spin him self out of it at this point but what we found out late last week the daily beast which who by the way is done a phenomenal job on this story you know we always talk about how journalism is that the the daily beast doing some great work here good but you know they publish these letters that they had gotten from greenberg where he wrote these letters to roger stone at stone's request saying hey i'll try to get you the pardon because that's what they had been talking about in this private messaging app that greenberg for some reason screenshot of the conversations so we know all of this is true now this is one this most of this affair

can get it done. some business there, roger can get it done-— get it done. let's turn our attention _ get it done. let's turn our attention to _ get it done. let's turn our attention to serena - get it done. let's turn our attention to serena who l get it done. let's turn our l attention to serena who will also turn a0 this year and she has had so many near misses on the 2ath grand slam. can she still win one more? i the 24th grand slam. can she still win one more?— still win one more? i think is tou~her still win one more? i think is tougherfor— still win one more? i think is tougher for serena. - still win one more? i think is tougher for serena. it's - still win one more? i think is| tougher for serena. it's been 16 tougherfor serena. it's been 16 grand slam is now since she last won a grand slam which is 2017 at the australian open. she needs confidence and matches, she has only won one matches, she has only won one match coming into roland—garros from the australian open. she did when three matches here but the style and the way she was this match

green bay down four rogers on loads of passed down the middle. it's picked off by tampa's sean murphy bunting. the bucks have the ball of the tampa 49ers 25 seconds left just eight seconds. now you have to wonder how this could happened. scotty miller gets behind the packer secondary bready drops of 39 yard pass into his arms, 11 point lead to the locker room down at 1.28 10. the packers battle back to get it in in the third quarter. there that was roger to davante adams from two yards out 28 23 headed to the fourth, another crucial point later, green bay, down eight with the third and goal to 15 to play looks like rogers has a lane to run for it, but throws incomplete. the packers kick the field goal in the packers never saw the ball. and tampa's possession kept alive when kevin king was called for passing on tyler johnson on the third down, play. no question, king had ahold of johnson, jersey. rogers and the packers not happy that that call would enable the bucks to run out the clock. the bucks headed the super bowl 55 to represent the nfc. the

you mentioned roger federer there. he won't play again this year because of a nice surgery. we know. what's your gut feeling with him? do you think he could call it quits and retire after this? you know, i mean he's, he's 40 years old for 40. so he would certainly be entitled, but i think both better and adult. and as trade as it sounds, they want to go out on their own terms. they want to make the decision. they don't want help to be the determining factor. and i think they're both really going to try and play in 2020 to realistically you will probably be better as final year. but i don't think he's quite done yet. alright. and we have to talk about, of course ma'am, we're saca. she's the defending champion at the us open and we know of her complicated relationship with the media. where do you see that very fine line that dance going? you know, it's a great question because i'm not sure it's, it's the media. i think the press conference format she gets asked the question to answer the question she finds herself very vulnerable in that situation. and it's really about her le

thank you very much. indeed, talking to rogers there. thanks, jim. thank time for a short break here, and i'll just say are when we come back iran 7 presidential candidates face off on tv in the 1st round of the next debate. we'll tell you why the skies about paris become a battle ground between the police and i'm drone operators. i i, it's time for the journey. the winter sponsored my cattle airways. however, we have a welcome relief from the heavy rain for southern parts of china. not so welcome though into work taiwan. as tropical storm for one continues to drive its way further northwards and east was it brought flooding right into taiwan as it began to merge with the seasonal rays. they're the minute front line that i've drawn on there, i suppose to have joined together support. heavy downpours into ty pay more the parts of taiwan seeing the heavy rainfall, but it's across the south will be seen even higher rainfall. titles coming through here as a system makes its way further, north was up towards that eastern side of japan, is pulling the wet

go ahead. >> roger, we got that done. let's see, joe, we have a minute. >> space shuttle will indeed be our work horse in space. with as many as four satellites orbited on one mission, >> engine is good. stand by for the execute. 30 seconds. >> the department of defense will have payloads on the 400 flights scheduled over the next 12 years. ♪♪ >> space is not now an american monopoly. it will be less so as time goes on. we are approaching the point where the world community, and not just a few nations, is interested in space. >> dr. isaac asamof, microbiologist, author and lecturer. >> the space shuttle. >> oh, thank you, thank you. we are entering a new era of construction engineering and architecture. now for the first time in space, we are going to be able to ignore gravity and build structures that will be strong for other reasons than simply passive resistance to gravitational pull. it's going to be a new kind of architecture. we're going to have pre-fabricated structures which we can just move into position and

eso sÍ, roger. lo harÍa con todo el mundo. ¿tÚ? roger: yo creo que no sÉ... borja: por lo menos eres honesto, amigo. roger: que lo pases lindo con tu familia. borja: bueno, no te vayas porque sÉ que tÚ eres muy de villancicos. un tradicional villancico hace parte de una lista de canciones navideÑas de una prestigiosa revista. te vamos a decir cuÁl es despuÉs de la pausa. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ libre el eau de parfum yves saint laurent quien no ha escuchado borja: vamos a ver una cosa, ¿quiÉn no ha escuchado, cantado hasta bahÍa del villancico venezolano "mi burrito sabanero"? esa tradicional canciÓn ha llegado a la lista de las mejores canciones navideÑas de la prestigiosa revista billboard. tenemos los detalles desde caracas. francisco: es el burrito sabanero, una de las canciones navideÑas venezolanas mÁs conocidas, queridas y populares del paÍs. ♪ tambiÉn en el mundo. ha traspasado todas las fronteras siendo versionada de mil maneras. ♪ si me ven, si me ven ♪ ♪ voy camino de belÉn ♪ francisco: como la interpreta este tr

rogers: thank you, madam chair. it is my understanding that the ranking member of the committee on of jurisdiction is opposed therefore i must be opposed. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from california. mr. sherman: i understand there are no further speakers on the republican side. i will close. how much additional time do i have? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california has 1 1/2 minutes. mr. sherman: i see no substantive reason why the ranking member is opposed to this amendment. both parties agree. russia has interfered in our elections 2016. more recently in 2018 and 2020. both parties in the trump administration agree. russia should be sanctioned. but the deputy finance minister of russia pointed out that our sanctions so far have not been effective. that they are not effective until they apply to the secondary market. that is exactly what this amendment does. it's time to raise the cost of borrowing by the russian government. and

we know now that information is totally false that was given to me >> rogers stated he decided to say he was immunized because he had petitioned the league accept his vaccination under the league protocol he received the homo pathic treatment and it was requested that the league accept that as him being fully vaccinated and he did not he wants to keep the details of that treatment between him and his medical team he's not happy about the treatment he's received from the league the health provider announced the company and rogers have decided to end their partenership they are deeply committed to help all populations to become vaccinated against covid-19. >>> janessa has your weather forecast for the week ahead. >> and mariah carey's twins steel the show in her latest holiday song clerk: hello, how can i? sore throat pain? ♪honey lemon♪ try vicks vapocool drops. in honey lemon chill. for fast-acting sore throat relief. wooo vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. i took my favorite cereal and made it waaay better, tony. shaq you're using my crunchy, delicious kellogg's

rogers said, let's see what happens after the 20th. of course, the day of president biden's inauguration. we go to war. according to his criminal complaint, rogers added, quote, i hope 45, donald trump, goes to war. if he doesn't, i will. donald trump does not go to war, i will. law enforcement officers suched rogers' home and business and seized between -- get this -- 45 and 50 firearms including at least three fully automatic weapons, which are illegal, thousands of rounds of ammunition and five pipe bombs. law enforcement officers said those pipe bombs that you see right there were fully operational and could, quote, cause great bodily harm or injury. in case you are wondering what kind of guns they had, this is the itemized list of all of the firearms listed in the indictment. just, you know, totally normal stuff everyone has lying around. we will talk more about who these guy, were, what they were planning in a second with one of the reporters on the story. if the allegations are true -- again, this is just a charging document. in

rogers' bill is set at $5 million. federal authorities are aware of his arrest. >>> a large homemade dinner that says white lives matter was taken down by the union city police. while this is not the first time, the mayor says the timing is what makes it troubling. >> reporter: the union city mayor raise the white lives matter banner would incite violence. law-enforcement is already on high alert leading up to the presidential inauguration. >> it is certainly very insensitive, again, because of the context with the insurrection at our national capital. as well as this is the weekend where we honor and celebrate martin luther king, jr. in his life. >> reporter: the mayor said the banner was hung at the corner of smith and dyer street this morning. police to gene around 9:00. the mayor said any banner here would require a city permit. the site is located across from the union landing shopping center and may be the busiest intersection in the city. >> whoever put it up wanted to get people's attention. >> reporter: whoeve

sasha: gracias, roger, por brindarnos los detalles. captado en vÍdeo queda la brutal golpiza que sufre un conductor de uber en connecticut. la cÁmara del auto registra el incidente donde se ve cÓmo un pasajerosepara la ventanilla, le pide a la licencia y golpea varias veces mientras que la vÍctima grita y pide ayuda. el chofer se baja y llama 911, pero el agresor regresa y le sigue dando puÑetazos violentamente causando graves lesiones en los oÍdos, brazos y costillas. su prÓxima pelea estÁ a la vuelta de la esquina y la leyenda del boxeo oscar de la hoya revela detalles de su vida personal. paulina: el dÍa de hoy nos acompaÑa con la exclusiva que veremos en "primer impacto". ivan, bienvenido seas a este espacio. ivan: un exclusivo con oscar de la hoya . yolo entrevista 20 aÑos y lo volvÍ a entrevistar ahora a oscar de la hoya que enfrentarÁ a un experto. por quÉ devuelve oscar ? es la pregunta. yo creo que esuna forma para el de calmar su turbulencia interior, sus adicciones. me parece que el boxeo lea salvado la vida, c

i think roger federer almost _ bridge too far. i think roger federer almost new - bridge too far. i think roger federer almost new it - bridge too far. i think roger federer almost new it was l bridge too far. i think roger - federer almost new it was going to be a bridge too far. he has used his useful training to get back into tennis and has had useful operations on his knee stop what sort of shape is he on? element overall he is doing 0k. he won matches in paris. it is strange to use a grand slam tournament as a warm—up but it was fairly his plan. it was to be able to peak at wimbledon this year and have his best shot at a 21st grand slam. he has been rusty since the pandemic began so getting those three matches under his belt in paris i think will give him a big success. i paris i think will give him a big success.— big success. i am not sure paris is — big success. i am not sure paris is too _ big success. i am not sure paris is too chuffed - big success. i am not sure paris is too chuffed about| big success. i am not sure | paris is too chuffed about it but that is the

roger mcnamee of elevation partners is still with us. roger, it is incredible to see president biden in the oval office being president dent already making big changes. do you believe president biden can unify this country? roger: emily, there are huge challenges to do so, but that is his goal. that is his commitment. and most of the country, the majority of americans, want to work together to make the world a better place. i think he wants to get more distance from the trump years. and even people who used to support president trump will begin to see that the times of name-calling that -- the kinds of name-calling that took place, children in cages that the border, all those things were performative hate, and there is no place in america for that kind of stuff. biden is going to exemplify qualities most americans like to see in our country. so i am very hopeful that given time, he will do that. but he has got to be able to succeed against covid and he has got to be able to get the economy in a place where people are less stressed out an

federal prosecutors say napa resident ian rogers and jared copeland of vallejo had hoped the bombing would be the first in a series of politically motivated attacks. both men face multiple charges, including conspiracy to destroy by fire, or explosive, a building. rogers is also charged with unregistered destructive vices and three counts of possession of machine guns. in january law enforcement officers searched rogers home and seized 55 rooms, thousands of rounds of ammunition's and three pipe bombs. >>> authorities believe they ever did another mass shooting after they arrested a suspected prowler. 32-year-old wesley charlie martinez was taken into custody friday after a campbell business owner reported someone lurking around her parking lot, peering into cars. the business owner shared surveillance video with abc7 news. police detained martinez and found an arsenal of weapons inside his truck including a pipe bomb, two illegal ar- 15 style rifle, and a manifesto which stated a desire to wipe out the black, hispanic and jewish populations. >> a lot of bad things could have happene

but roger stone all along said he'd been sending memos to the former president. couldn't always be sure he'd read them, but he maintained he'd been in contact with him throughout his entire presidency. >> good point. so peter, we have donald trump reemerging for the first time next week since leaving the white house, that is. he'll be at cpac, essentially he's going to be the keynote speaker. is anyone conflicted if that o at cpac over what happened on january 6th and the president's role? >> well, i think there are conservatives who are very concerned about what happened on january 6th, and the president's role. i don't know that you'll hear that at that conference. the people who are going to attend that tend to be some of the strongest supporters the president has. remember, the conference he spoke at in 2011 and essentially sort of, you know, kicked off his effort to emerge in public life as the president he would ultimately become. it is, in effect the consolidation of his base in that organization. so even those who might have their misgivings probably won'

authorities say rogers wrote i want to blow up a democrat building bad. copeland responding, i agree, plan attack. >> the rhetoric that he's espousing on his chat that, you know, talked about all the hate and discontent he had for if, you know, if trumpidn't w e thod o tngs, people take that real seriously today. >> reporter: kpix security analyst and former fbi agent jeff hart believes someone on the inside came forward to authorities. >> these domestic terrorism cases are usually initiated by an undercover operation or an informant or somebody tipping somebody off. >> reporter: doj says that rogers wrote to copeland after january 20th we go to war. the 20th was inauguration day as president joe biden took over the white house. after rogers was arrested on the 15th, investigators say copeland, who lives in vallejo, reached out to a leader of a maly sha group and was told to delete all communications. by the time doj seized copeland's devices on the 17th, messages to rogers were deleted. >> andrea, do we know if anymore arrests are expected in this case?

referring to trump, the fbi says rogers believes trump won the election. roger's attorney agrees. on that point, mr rogers just echoed what the president of the united states a militia man. other text red. i'm thinking sack office first target and then maybe burden faith offices, which the fbi said refers to the offices of governor gavin newsom, twitter and facebook. the texts were not just aspirational, but there was a demonstrated intent. in a statement, a spokesman for governor newsome said the information contained in the federal criminal complaint regarding ian rogers is an all too real reminder of the frightening consequences. dangerous political rhetoric and half, especially in emboldening violent extremism. the fbi said rogers had this three percenters sticker on his car and also had this novelty white privilege card. it was a gang thing he had was sent by a friend, that's all. obviously ian rogers is facing both statey lee ktvu, fox two news. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital is asking for help in identifying one of their patients. hospital officials say the man w

then edith norris rogers. then ruth pratte who was receptive who is represented the silk stocking district in new york city. then on the far side here, this is ruth hanna mccormack of illinois. her father was marcus hanna, he was a republican kingmaker in the early part of the 20th century. , and he took constantly butt heads with william jennings brian. and his daughter, is on the side of the picture, and we actually have a press count of these to roofs were sworn into the house in 1929, and they came down the center aisle together arm in arm. and they wowed the members of the press, because here are two daughters of political enemies. so if we go back into the picture, just to finish out this is mary norton, from new jersey. and this woman here, she's an interesting character from this time period, this is florence khan of california, who represented a large part of san francisco. and she is another widow who followed her husband to congress to. >> her husband was the chairman of the military affairs committ

rogers, is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. before i begin, i want to take main to thank the men and women of the national guard for the service they provided in protecting this capitol over the last two weeks. i especially want to thank the 750 men and women from the state of alabama who came here to the call of duty. once again, these citizen soldiers left their homes and their jobs to respond to this call and although it's unfortunate they were needed, it's certainly appreciated by all of us that they were here. mr. speaker, i firmly believe that each president deserves the opportunity to fill their cabinet as they see fit. and i agree it's important to confirm president biden's national security team as soon as possible. especially given the grave threats that we face. four years ago this house provided a process to consider waiver for general mattis. we were all disappointed when general matt

investigators say rogers had this -- a white privilege card. on it, trumps everything with the number 45 repeated, references, they say, to the former president. prosecutors insist it was not just talk. that a january raid on rogers' home and business uncovered five pipe bombs and a human cache of weapons including rifles and a machine gun, and they were allegedly ready to fight alongside the president. rogers texting, i hope 45 goes to war. if he doesn't, i will. david, a federal prosecutor says the men remain a threat. they're still in custody. copeland today pled not guilty. >> pierre thomas tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> new numbers tonight on the number of migrants arriving at the southern border. border patrol agents reporting they have made a million arrests this year, the highest number since at least 2005. >>> when we come back tonight, the faa ordering additional safety checks involving boeing 737s. concern over oxygen in the cabben acabin and in the cockpit. elaln om wit. d gnicantlletc including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell y

carolina: pero una jueza de los angeles le da un giro a la vida de la estrella del pop, roger borges nos tiene todos los detalles. roger: britney spears regreso a la cohorte para exigir que su padre quien ha estado al control de su tutela por 13 aÑos, se ha acusado de abuso y que lo investiguen, la superestrella dijo " estoy aquÍ para deshacerme de mi papÁ." entre lÁgrimas agregÓ " mi papÁ necesita ser quitado hoy". describe haber sido forzado a trabajar 70 horas forzada bajo la tutela dijo " pensÉ que estaban intentando matarme." le negaban vitaminas incluso le quitaron la licencia de conducir y dijo " esto no es abuso, esto es crueldad". >> ella estaba en un momento malo en el 2008, pero no creemos que todavÍa este abajo del control de su padre. roger: en una victoria para la cantante de 39 aÑos de edad la jueza que lleva el caso permitiÓ que contrate su propio abogado el ex fiscal que ha presentado anteriormente a las estrellas sean penn, entre otros. [hablan en inglÉs] para celebrar el hecho de que por primera vez tiene su propio abogado, britney publicÓ este vÍdeo m

rogers. >> mister rogers once said without her there may have never been a neighborhood. joanne rogers has died at 92 and she was married to fred rogers for more than 50 years before he passed away in 2003. mrs. rogers was a accomplished concert pianist credited with preserving her husband's brand. >>> some encouraging news from actor jeff bridges in his fight against lymphoma. he says his tumor has drastically shrunk in size. he says he was elated when he got the news. >>> meanwhile, we learned the actor who played screech on "saved by the bell" is also fighting cancer. a spokesperson for dustin diamond says it's stage 4 and he's undergoing chemo. >>> returning to the coronavirus, a new challenge in getting the vaccine. also this morning, a member of congress has tested positive even after getting both doses. i spoke earlier with dr. alok patel about these headlines. let's begin with the congressman who tested positive even after getting both doses of the covid vaccine. what can you tell us about this case, and should we be concerned? >> i don't think people should be co

the fbi says rogers believes trump won the election. roger's attorney agrees. on that point, mr rogers just echoed what the president of the united states was telling him. mr. rogers is not an original thinker. a militia faith offices, which the fbi said refers to the offices governor gavin newsom. the texte not just aspirational, but there was a demonstrated intent. in a statement, a spokesman for governor newsome said the information contained in the federal criminal complaint regarding ian rogers is an all too real reminder of the frightening consequences. dangerous political rhetoric and half, especially in emboldening violent extremism. the fbi said rogers had this three percenters sticker on his car and also had this novelty white privilege card. it was a gang thing he had was sent by a friend, that's all. obviously ian rogers is facing both state and federal charges. his bail's been set at $5 million. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. the city of san jose paused its selection process for a new police chief. a candidate form was scheduled for today. but the c

the complaint also says that 5 pipe bombs found in rogers possession. we're fully operational and could cause great bodily harm if handled improperly in addition to the messages and the weapons. deputies say they also found books on guerrilla warfare in survival and even this. it's a white privilege card that says trump's everything the name of the cardholder scot-free rogers that just rafael says that rogers is quote not involved in any way with what happened in washington d c or involved with any militias or extremist groups. rafael went on to say that rogers is an avid supporter of former president donald trump in the second amendment as for those text messages sent from his phone. rafael says that rogers quote since a milit vies to text messages using the president's own rhetoric and may have been intoxicated at the time. as for those pipe bombs, according to ian rogers that he says that those pipe bombs were being used for camping. >>right now rodgers is being held at the napa county jail on a 5 million dollar bond it's not still unclear tonight. i

roger borges tiene las imÁgenes y lo que debes saber. roger: oficiales del departamento de agricultura en el estado de washington dicen que han destruido un nido con casi 1500 avispones asesinos asiÁticos, incluyendo una reina gigantesca en este Árbol podrido. [habla en inglÉs] aunque no se ha confirmado, hay reportes de que han picado dos personas en ese estado. las picadas y los sÍntomas que se reportaron son consistentes con los de sus insectos. Éstas avispas no son originarias de estados unidos, fueron descubiertas por primera vez en 2019 en el estado de washington. despuÉs se realizÓ la primera control de la plaga y se logrÓ que se le implantaron un chip de localizaciÓn que permitiÓ a los expertos darles seguimiento y encontrar el nido cerca de la frontera con canadÁ. miden aproximadamente dos pulgadas de largo como el mayor problema de la especie asiÁtica es que pueden devastar a grandes cabe destacar estos --de miel avispones asesinos-- normalmente -no atacan- a la personas ni a los animales --a no ser--- que se sienta

we had gus grisham, ed white and roger chaffy. and we had worked with gus in the mercury and gemini program and i worked and did most of the procedural development work. roger chaffey was sort of unknown to us, although he did have a reputation as one of the navy pilots who took the pictures over cuba during the missile crisis. this test this friday hadn't been going very well. we had problems with communications, we had problems with life support. basically the crew reported a noxious odor inside the spacecraft. basically the test procedures, the countdowns, we had problems. four minutes after we entered a hold before we transferred and thrown power fire exploded in that spacecraft. and those of us that were there that day will never forget it. it was searing. but basically it was what we needed to get our act together to follow president kennedy's challenge to go to the moon, and we did. we became tough and competent. and those were the words that were written on every blackboard, in mission control and in my office area, tough

the complaint also says that 5 pipe bombs found in rogers possession. we're fully operational and could cause great bodily harm if handled improperly in addition to the messages and the weapons. deputies say they also found books on guerrilla warfare in survival and even this. it's a white privilege card that says trump's everything the name of the cardholder scot-free rogers that just rafael says that rogers is quote not involved in any way with what happened in washington d c or involved with any militias or extremist groups. rafael went on to say that rogers is an avid supporter of former president donald trump in the second amendment as for those text messages sent from his phone. rafael says that rogers quote since a milit vies to text messages using the president's own rhetoric and may have been intoxicated at the time. and according to ian rogers that he says those pipe bombs were used for rodgers to go camping. >>right now rodgers is being held at the napa county jail on a 5 million dollar bond tonight, it's still unknown if he will face charges

tom brady and aaron rogers. aaron rogers going or his second appearance and brady ten. it is tom brady leading the bucs to super bowl 55 in their home stadium. it's actually the first time a team will ever play super bowl in their own stadium. after spending the first 20 years of his career in new england, the 43-year-old future hall of famer is leading tampa bay to the big game in his first year with his new team. >> made the decision and, you know, love coming to work every day with this group of guys and they worked really hard to get to this point. had a few tough games in a row. the next one will be really tough, too. we know what we're playing for and we've got two weeks to prepare and be really exciting couple weeks for us. >> two weeks from today it will be tom brady and the bucs against patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs. extended highlights reaction from championship sunday on the way in sports. you don't want to miss that. dion, for now send things back to you. >> that will be fun. tommy still has it. >> yes, he does. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11

rogers, is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. before i begin, i want to take main to thank the men and women of the national guard for the service they provided in protecting this capitol over the last two weeks. i especially want to thank the 750 men and women from the state of alabama who came here to the call of duty. once again, these citizen soldiers left their homes and their jobs to respond to this call and although it's unfortunate they were needed, it's certainly appreciated by all of us that they were here. mr. speaker, i firmly believe that each president deserves the opportunity to fill their cabinet as they see fit. and i agree it's important to confirm president biden's national security team as soon as possible. especially given the grave threats that we face. four years ago this house provided a process to consider waiver for general mattis. we were all disappointed when general matt

it was even less surprising for that person to ask roger the next time they saw him, so roger, how's ginger doing? he was a big animal lover. along with dogs, his other great love, interestingly enough, was horses. he loved the animals themselves as well as the atmosphere and energy at horse tracks. he was such a great handicaper that rice university sent a statistics class with him on a horse track so they could see how he did it. last year, just days after being diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia, roger was able to witness the moment every horse enthusiast dreams about, a horse he co-owned named tis the law qualified for the kentucky derby. that horse would go on to win the belmont stakes and place second in the run for the roses, one of roger's proudest accomplishments. yes, roger was a man of many talents, a left-hand pitcher, an expert handicapper, an amateur comedian, a skilled story teller, and an effective advocate. above all, though, roger's greatest skill was his ability to live fully and authentically. he valued his relationships above all else, and he could turn a com

rogers, is recognized. mr. rogers: this epidemic bloc amendment was put together in close consultation with the minority. i urge all members to support it and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from washington, mr. smith, is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield one minute to the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. i apologize, i yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for two minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the chairman and i thank the ranking member. for his support. longtime friends. let me quickly indicate that as i have embraced the ndaa over the years, it has always been my focus to deal with the military personnel and to make us the best, the strongest, and the most well-represented -- well rf respected and appreciated. i want to thank this committee and the rules committee for allowing my amendments 191, 192, 193, 194, 196, 197, 198. many of the