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my friend andy cohen co-hosted this. they did their best.aying in a good way. and they did a song to "call me maybe." ♪ here's my number ♪ call me maybe ♪ i just met you >> and that was a cameo by donald trump who owns the baa gent. here's why it's on the ridiculist tonight. it's not for anything they did. it's pointless to keep holding these events. pointless because no pageant from now until the end of time will top the magical television experience known as the 2007 miss teen usa pageant. >> a recent poll found a fifth of americans can't locate the us on the map. why do you think this is? >> you've heard this. it's between a sixth grade contest. ladies and gentlemen, just because it's so darn good. i give you the best pageant answer of all time. >> i personally believe that u.s. americans are unable to do so because some people out there in our nation don't have that. >> i just got to stop again. u.s. americans don't have maps. i repeat. u.s. americans, map shortage. i want to make sure last night's organizers realize the type of topic th

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joining me for more is democratic congressman andy levin, co-chairman of the house haiti caucus.an see via skype but we'll continue to show these live images of that camp that has been built up under the del rio international bridge. it is still amazing, even though they say it's down a few thousand, it is amazing to see the mass of humanity there. you tweeted back to those images of border agents confronting migrants on horseback. you tweeted after seeing those images that these are human rights violations. you say it's an understatement to call them that. those are your words. why do you say that? >> well, kate, you're right, i can't see them on skype, but i don't need to see any more of these images. i mean, to have -- we've had a big growing number of people on our border for a long time during the trump and the biden administrations. and of course, you know, over time we've had people coming to our country. when all of a sudden, when there's 8,000 or 10,000 or 12,000 black people under a bridge at the border and our government responds with men on horseback and whips and, yo

. >> the surge in cases, andy, is a co-efficient of people's concern about the surge.dea of the silent majority. what if the silent and vocal majority is, you know what? we're okay with the numbers. we understand the realities now. nobody wants more death, but we understand people are going to die and we're making trade-offs. we get it. we'll do it as safely as we can, but we're going to do it now and we're going to do it no matter what people tell us about waiting. what do you say? >> there is a bit of a risk or a concern that we get -- we start to get immune to these numbers, these death tolls which were once shocking are less shocking now because we're getting used to them. but i think underneath that people put their own safety, the safety of their families and the safety of their communities higher even than they put other things in their lives that they traditionally have been very, very important to them and are still important. and so we know, for example, that, you know, 9 out of 10 people say they don't feel comfortable gathering in crowds of 10 or more. we k

don't forget to join anderson cooper and andy cohen as they co-host cnn's new years eve coverage livei kate bolduan, i'm fret ricka whitfield, see you back here tomorrow. >>> 3:00 eastern. noon out west. i'm ana cabrera. live in the cnn newsroom. and we are not just cruising into the holidays this weekend, no way. in fact, right now the usual washington turmoil has spilled into literally the entire country. president trump and his latest dispute with democrats in congress is insistent on money to build a wall on the u.s. mexico border. his stairdown with u.s. senate leaders is not longer confined to the capitol because the stubbornness, the inability to make a deal, the american people are without a fully functioning government right now. hundreds of thousands of working before christmas without being paid. tsa screeners not being paid at the airport. and hoping the paychecks catch up with them later and the amtrak running but not being paid. and the national parks, operating on a skeletal crew. and the coast guard, men and women protecting

. >> reporter: pete and andy are brothers and co-owners of medical marijuana dispensary. >> probablymillion this year. report 15 million for 2015. about 9 million he said made last year. what began in 2010 with a few plants in pete's basement. >> look at this beautiful leaf here. >> reporter: blossom need a 40,000 square foot facility. >> uvc bulbs -- >> reporter: high-tech family grow operation with 80 employees. sister, sally and shelly, and even mom. are among them. >> chief money counter. >> reporter: sorting a sea of grown. planting, then selling. 50 plus different strains of recreational and medical marijuana. >> this is a plant that's been harvested ready for trimming now the purple urkle p. what i'm holding her retails for about $1,000. >> dixie eliks iris also a best seller. >> reporter: dixie elixor going over night. 46-year-old trip keever is ceo of one of the most successful marijuana edibles in the country. his sophisticated oil extraction and purification machines help pump out about 8,000 pot products a day. >> most popular product? >> reporter: the eliks ir. about 50%

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i see andy's not the same co-anchor that i have. >> oh, my gosh. i'm not nearly as cute as that.ilarious. >>> meanwhile, this news this morning, u.s. troops are leaving syria. president trump first said they were coming home. then he changed to sending them to iraq, and now this morning they may not be welcome there. a live report next. olay's new retinol24 faced the competition and rose above. you've never tried a retinol like this. olay's retinol24 complex hydrates better than the #1 retinol. visibly smoother brighter skin in 24 hours. a skin upgrade? crushed it. new olay retinol24. face anything.olay. and also available in retinol serum and retinol eye cream. dad! dad!! can you drive me to jessica's house? ♪ at northwestern mutual, this is what our version of financial planning looks like. tomorrow is important, but so is making the most of the house before they're out of the house. spend your life living. find an advisor at northwesternmutual.com. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go to toothpaste is

it is a delight, and, jim, senat senator, thank you for your support and andy, co-sponsorship and rayciate that. it's just great. i want to mention three names of the individuals who did so much organization up here. gerard chicoin. i don't know if he's here. probably still making phone calls or something. and bob goodman, he's -- a tremendous amount of work here. and george braun, he was fantastic. there was one other acknowledgement i wanted to make. i wanted to thank the union leader for not endorsing me. i called governor romney a short while ago, before he gave his talk and congratulated him because he certainly had a clear cut victory. but we're nibbling at his heels! but there was another victory tonight. he had a victory, but we have had a victory for the cause of liberty tonight. there is no doubt, there is no doubt this whole effort that we are involved in will not go unnoticed, let me tell you. i think the intellectual revolution that's going on now to restore liberty in this country is well on its way and there's no way they're going to stop the momentum that we have start

she challenged republican i'm co -- incumbent andy barr. out risedaised barr by million and lost by three points. the odds are tougher now in a senate run. >> i'm thrilled to be here in the great state of kentucky. >> trump carried kentucky by 30 points and mcconneelderr mcconn on offense. his campaign tweeted welcome to the race, amy, paired with an add painting mcgrath as an anti trump liberal. mcgrath, a mom of three and married to a republican says she's a moderate who does not support more liberal positions like medicare for all. and she tries to court trump supporters in her bid for the senate. >> i understand why the voters in kentucky voted for donald trump. they are tired of the swamp. they are tired of the dysfunction. frankly, voters in kentucky really don't like both political parties. they think that's part of the problem. >> the question is will that argument work in kentucky especially against someone like mitch mcconnell? i can tell you, erin, having covered that congressional race, the people that support her, support her p

and the reason why they were doing this is because one of the co-founders of intel corporation, andy grove, was diagnosed with parkinson's in 2000. and he realized, as i came to realize later, that there were no objective ways of measuring the progression of the disease. the only way you could do it was by going to a neurologist and having a full exam. and so we met up and he said, so we've got all these recordings of parkinson's disease. do you think the techniques you're using could be used here? i had no idea. you know, i've never looked to parkinson's disease before. i thought, let's give it a go. let's try it out. >> hello, welcome to the parkinson's. >> so just in terms of the process, if someone picks up the phone and calls, what are they told to do? >> so we have set up a study group, parkinson's voice initiative and the idea of the study is to collect enough data that we can test this technology outside the lab to collect recordings from people in all sorts of circumstances that we can't control. it will then test our ability to accurately detect whether they have parkinson'

. >> pete and andy williams are brothers and co-owners of medicine man marijuana dispensary. >> so we'lls year. >> $15 million projected for 2015 and $9 million last year. and what began with a few plants in pete's basement has blossomed into a 40,000 square foot facility. >> we have uvc bulbs. >> a plant operation with 80 employees and sisters and even mom are among them. >> sorting a sea of green, planting and then selling 50-plus different strains of recreational and medical marijuana. >> this is a plant that has been harvested and ready for trimming. it is the purple urkel. and it retailed for about 1,000 dollars. >> dixie went from commercial kitchen to commercial manufacturing plant almost overnight. >> tens of millions of dollars are being established here. >> tripp is ceo of one of the most successful edibles marijuana companies in the company. his oil extraction and purification machines helped -- helped pump out. >> the elixir is the most popular. >> the chocolate bars are sold in hundreds of pot shops around the country. he predicts his business could be worth a billion dollar

anderson cooper and andy cohen will return to co-host cnn's new year's eve live, the duo made this an for half a decade now. this year they will be joined by some exciting guests. if you did not watch it last year, it was so funny. joining us now to tell us what to expect tonight is our times square correspondent for the celebration, chloe melas. what is it going to look like there tonight? >> oh, my goodness, well, hey, i am so excited, we are just hours away from times square, allowing crowds into, you know, their spots. it starts around 3:00 p.m., a little later than in years past. about 15,000 people compared to the 50,000 people we were expecting, but that's due to the variant. but a slew of celebrities, so you're going to want to watch tonight. we have katy perry, so she's going to be talking to us from las vegas, where she has her residency that just kicked off. she's going to sing her new song called "when i'm gone," haven't heard it yet. so exciting. and we have so many other celebrities. david arquette, patti labelle, duran duran, earth, wind and fire, the list goes on and

. >> he was -- he was the executive producer and co-owner of the show. >> andy, from his personal -- >> donald trump, his personal -- >> -- account. what mike pence said. >> he's also given through -- okay, bakari -- >> can you bring us the receipts? you'd solve this investigation that every news investigation network has been doing if you can show us the receipts we'd love to see them. >> show us the receipts. i know who does his tax returns. i can tell you very quickly. >> he's a -- i will tell you hold on, he's a multibillionaire, according to forbes and in his lifetime has given away tens of millions and the trump foundation has given away millions of dollars. >> there's no record. >> okay, andy -- >> i've got to go to a break, but it would be great -- >> melania is the one person democrats want to deport. >> it would be great if you could show us the receipts. ips. >> tear down this stone wall. >> we'll be right back. >> i've got his tax return in my car. i'll go get it. >> we'll be right back. marco...! polo! marco...! sì? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma.

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andy scholes has the latest in the bleacher report next. co really...ss i did take some risks. anncr: bode, bode miller!!! trained a little bit differently. a little too honest sometimes. the media is useless. you were out of control. but not always. seriously? where do you think you're going? to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. oh, right then i'll swing by in like 4 hours. forget the tacos! one pill lasts 12 hours. i'm good all day. wait! your loss. i was going to wear a sombrero. only mucinex has a bi-layer tablet that starts fast, and keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 full hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >>> all right. the nba's biggest stars putting on a show at madison square garden. we are pleased because andy scholes is here. he was at the all-star game. nice to see you here. >> good to be here. >> you did not get much sleep. >> a lot of fun. i did not get much sleep. cold outside walking from madison square garden. so much fun. great night o

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co. >> new year's eve live with anderson and andy. live coverage starts tonight at eight on cnn. >> the nation is preparing to say its final farewell to jimmy carter, the 39th president's state funeral has been set for january 9th at washington's national cathedral, and one of the eulogies will be delivered by his grandson, jason carter. last hour, i spoke with jason about his grandfather's life and legacy, the thing he taught me about politics that sometimes gets lost is you can be a person like him who doesn't change, uh, who stays, who they are, who stays true to their principles and their beliefs despite all of the temptations of politics. >> for us in the family, um, of course he was a rock for us. uh, but but and we we all know that because of the extent to which he shared himself with the rest of the world, uh, a lot of people in this world are out there carrying on his legacy. >> and before jimmy carter returns to washington, his fellow georgians will get their chance to say goodbye first. cnn's eva mckend is in carter's homet

andy scholes. joining me is jeff benedict the co-author of the biography on woods called "tiger woods."putt and i wonder you've studied him the highs and lows, the ins and outs of tiger woods for so long, what did you think when you saw that moment? >> well, you know, tiger said himself life evolves and life changes, and he has certainly evolved and changed particularly over the last ten years. but the one thing that's always been a constant with tiger woods is grit. he has been gritty since the time he was a child and i think we really saw that on display yesterday, but if you look at how he's responded to all of the setbacks, both the physical ones, the injuries that really crippled him for a number of years, the personal problems that played out in such a public way, his grittiness to come back from stuff like that and do what he did yesterday, we've really never seen anything leek that in sports before. >> i mean, did you -- did you see him winning another major after all of that? >> well, armin and i aren't great prognosticators and i don't like making predictions, but we did say a

andy? >> no. it's fun. i mean, i'd like to co-anchor the show with you sometime. here. >> you think our worlds completely enmesh? >> listen, there is a reality star in the white house. he teases things coming up. he'll say, oh, i have a decision coming up. stay tuned. i mean, his modus operandi is a reality tv star. so, yes, our worlds are meshing. i would like to host an actual presidential debate. >> you think you're ready for that? >> yes. no doubt. >> andy cohen, thank you. >> thanks. >> well, coming up, if you saw this video from puerto rico, your first thought was i wonder how soft those paper towels are. well, you're in luck because the president has an answer for you and the "ridicu-list" is next. are you done yet? does it look like i'm done? shouldn't you be at work? [ mockingly ] "shouldn't you be at work?" todd. hold on. [ engine revs ] arcade game: fist pump! your real bike's all fixed. man, you guys are good! well, we are the number-one motorcycle insurer in the country. -wait. you have a real motorcycle? and real insurance, with 24-hour customer supp

he's the director of the hospital in philadelphia, also in co-invented the vaccine for coronavirus. when you hear andyaying we're trying to get this done as quickly as we can, he acknowledges there is less vaccine than when he took office. now they're trying to say even when you have doeses available, you have the country under this significant weather. what is the result if they can't ramp up vaccines quickly? >> we need to get up to about 3 million doses a day if we're going to get on top of this by this summer. it's not easy to do. the hardest part about making vaccines and making vaccines. you can't just bring in a few more sewing machines. you want to make sure that every batch is consistent with the next batch, that these are biologicals, they're difficult to characterize and difficult to make. the most important thing is you want to make them as quickly as possible but also as efficiently and safely as possible. you can't have any batch to batch variation. we want these vaccines to be safe and effective, so we're just going to have to try to do this the best we can. i feel sorry for the adminis

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pleaded guilty to insider trading and trump's own company is suing two of the co-founders, both former contestants on the apprentice andy. >> you're fired west, you're fired awesome >> but a flashback to the 90s and swapped social media for the atlantic city boardwalk. and you'll see some similarities. the headlines then we're about trump's casinos bleeding money in the past few months, it has seemed that the clock was always ticking for donald trump. this deal after deal, showered, the >> latest focus of attention, the mammoth taj mahal hotel and gambling casino and atlantic city it is big. it is glitzy and it is in a financial hole >> the future president found himself consumed by lawsuits over everything from unpaid bills to his own bondholders upset over allegations of fraud, even over who owned the sign outside his taj mahal casino and yes, there were also legal concerns about shady deals through it all the irs found one trump casino broke anti money-laundering rules, a whopping 106 times in its first year-and-a-half of operation. while another casino admitted it broke the law when trump's father bought $3.5 millio

. >> reporter: pete and andy williams are brothers and co-owners of medicine man marijuana dispensary>> we'll probably do $15 million this year. >> reporter: $15 million of revenue projected for 2015. about $9 million last year. what began in 2010 with a few plants in pete's basement. >> look at this beautiful leaf. >> reporter: has blossomed into a 40,000 square foot facility. >> we have uvc bulbs. >> reporter: a high-tech family grow operation with 80 employees. sisters, sally and shelly and even mom. >> chief money counter. >> reporter: are among them. sorting a sea of green. planting then selling. 50 plus different strains of recreational and medical marijuana. this is a plant that's been harvested ready for trimming. what i'm holding here retails for about a thousand bucks. >> this is also a big seller. >> reporter: they went from commercial kitchen to commercial manufacturing plant almost overnight. >> literally tens of millions of dollars of intellectual property are being established here. >> reporter: 46-year-old trip keever is ceo of one of the most successful marijuana edib

however, her co-defendant andy colson has been found guilty.nto phones to read private messages of politicians, celebrities and even crime victims. their trial was one of the longest and the most expensive in british history. >>> a new report has found that crucial missteps but no evidence of political interference in the jerry sandusky investigation. it took investigators nearly three years to arrest the former penn state assistant football coach. he's now serving 30 to 60 years on 45 counts of child sex abuse. the report was order by the state attorney general who suggested her predecessor now governor tom corbett slowed the probe for political reasons. >>> you might recall the sudanese woman sentenced to death for refusing to renounce her christian faith. she has been reunited with her family. miriam abraham was back -- is back with her husband in a safe house monday night after she was freed by an appeals court. the 27-year-old gave birth to a daughter in prison last month. her sentence had drawn condemnation from around the world. >>> alas

andy, thank you so much. >>> so in a new interview pink floyd's co-founder roger waters sat down with cnn's michael smerconishical messaging at his current this is not a drill tour. this is a clip. >> the chinese are too busy encircling taiwan as we speak into they are not encircling taiwan, taiwan is part of china and that's been absolutely accepted by the whole of the international community since 1948 and if you don't know that, you are not reading enough. go and read about it. >> taiwan has never been part of communist china. joining us now to discuss this absolutely riveting interview with roger waters is cnn political commentator and host of cnn's "smerconish" michael smerconish. i know you are a big pink floyd fan, as am i. roger waters has these controversial some would say wild views, but you engaged him on this. go ahead. >> it's not a hot mic, right? this is not a one off that all of a sudden an entertainer has to be apologetic over. he's celebratory in his views and there's a warning, john, when you go to the show, which i did saturday night and there's an announcement that he makes, kind of tongu

co-workers and friends. they started at wdbj together as interns. andy may is a close friend of adam ward and he joins me now. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> you were a photographer there at the station when adam started as an intern. i just want you to take us back and tell us about him. what was your initial impression of him? >> adam and i interned together in the sports department. it was just that smile and booming voice. we were both sort of wide-eyed and didn't really know what we were getting ourselves into. we both loved sports and wanted to be part of it and just from meeting him, you could just tell that he loved what he was doing. he loved sports. he loved virginia tech. he just wanted to enjoy his job and be able to do that. >> what drove him? what did he love most? >> i would say virginia tech, virginia tech, virginia tech and virginia tech. he was such a big hokie fan. we went to the media day as interns and both of us are just amazed, we're meeting the head coaches and at one point we had to look over and tell adam,

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kathleen hartnett white, one of trump's economic advisors and the co-author of "fuelling freedom, exposing the mad war on energy." andy green is with us today, managing director for economic policy at the center for american progress action fund, he supports hillary clinton. and secnn global economic analy rana foroohar who wrote the book "makers and takers." so to you first if i may just on the promise of the 4% economic growth. >> yeah. >> how does the number fall on your ears? how realistic is that? >> not very realistic, in my opinion. from what i heard in the plan that he laid out today in his speech at the economic club this is predicated on the idea that tax cuts would jump start growth in america. for if last 20 years that has not happened. it didn't happen under bush one in 2001 or 2003, it didn't happen under george w. bush, it didn't even happen under obama. so this isn't a bipartisan thing. tax cuts just haven't created growth in a big way in 20 years so i don't see these numbers as adding up. >> kathleen, you are advising him. she says that's unrealistic. >> i would respectfully disagree with you. and as

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andy, what's going on? >> good morning, christine. the suns sanu it knew it was co a while, preempting it last month.o espn, sauber created a hostile environment. one of them was former suns coach earl watson who said he repeatedly used the "n" word after a loss in 2016 despite watson's strong objections. and sarber said the report is in ook rat and misleading. he said i have never called anyone or any group of people the "n" word or referred to any one or any group of people by that word verbally or in writing. i don't use that word, it is abhorrent and ugly and denigrating and against everything i believe in. before last night's win over the rockets, head coach williams acknowledged the seriousness of the allegations, but didn't want to rush to judgment. >> these allegations are, you know, sensitive is an understatement. at the same time, they're just not clear yet, you know. an article was written. many opinions were shared. many feelings were shared. all of it happened before i was here, and based on what you all know about me, the little you know about me, if any of that stuff happened while i w

dan simon joins us along with 360 md sanjay gupta, andy serwer editor of fortune, on the phone ronald wayne apple's third and sometimes forgotten coounder. sanjay, i want to first talk to you about what steve jobs died of, pancreatic cancer? >> he had a sort of variant, a kind of cancer, a tumor specifically of some of the cells in the pancreas that make various hormones like insulin, for example. you know, you saw that speech he gave at stanford. he talked about when he was diagnosed they found a lesion in his pancreas. they thought it was an aggressive form of cancer. they did a biopsy and he describes the doctors literally crying when they got the results back because it wasn't the most aggressive form of pancreatic cancer but rather this neuroendocrine tumor. the numbers are still tough. even with this variant, with pancreatic cancer, one-year survival rate anderson is about twoi 20%, with this neuroendocrine tumor, five-year survival rate around 50%. so the odds were sort of stacked against him. but eight years later now we're talking about and he was high functioning really the whole time. he really fought like crazy for eig

that's when i stumbled across my co-founder who said that he wanted to make coffee without the bean. >> reporter: andybean. they start with up cycled date pits. >> we've created a process where we take the pits. we react them and load them with new compounds and take them through a roasting process. when they come out of that process, they look and smell like coffee. >> reporter: he says this process requires 94% less water and emits 93% less emissions. since the date pits would be discarded, there's no deforestation involved. a acon and mushroom coffee is not a new concept. he wants this to be accepted as a real coffee, not an alternative. we called up a coffee director to make up the mix. he has an industry certification to say he's really good at grading and scoring coffee. >> actually not as bad as i thought it would be. it tastes like cold-brewed coffee, just a bad cold-brewed coffee. >> when we first launched, we thought the coffee connoisseurs would hate us. it's the opposite. people who love coffee also love the environment and want to make better choices. >>> hello and thanks for joining me.

and technology group filed a lawsuit against two of the companies co-founders, demanding that they hand over their shares in the company andy litinsky and wes moss had been failed contestants on trump's nbc show, the apprentice, when they botched several challenges, including a redesign of the pepsi bottle, who came up with the overall concept of the can i said, we did that conversation andy, you're fired. >> west. we'll fireball litinsky and moss had previously filed a lawsuit of their own against trump there are also concerns tonight that if trump gets elected president and still holds onto his ownership of that media company, there would be a serious conflict of interest. he'd be vulnerable to influence peddlers black mailers, and when his government has to actually regulate other social media companies, he's expected to deal with laws and regulations and government policies on social media. >> we'll >> always be asking, did he make those regulatory decisions on social media to protect his own pocketbook >> some analysts say its current turbulent run does not mean it's game over for trump's social media company, but that

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. >> real quick, andy, as an investigator, does this make you follow something? >> absolutely. it will be tougher to split away the co-defendants that are taken away from the main guys. they have a raft to use on cross-examination here. fani willis is trying to prove. >> thank you so much, everyone. all eyes are on fani willis, as former president donald trump and 18 co-defendant in the 2020 subversion case. could the case, here's a big question, could it actually outlast even the prosecutor? we'll talk about what i mean, next. am i? ya! save 50% on the sleep number® limited edition smart bed. plus, 60-month financing on all smart beds. shop now only at sleep number®. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. delicious too. just ask my old friend, kevin. nothing like enjoying a cold one while watching the game. who's winning? we are, my friend. we are. >>> well, it was a busy day at fulton county day in georgia, as multiple co-defendants of donald trump have officially surrendered. as of tonight, two have turned themselves in, including former trump lawyer john eastman, who advised former president on ways

>>> the politics lead, some tough love from one of the new co-host of cnn's "crossfire" telling his own party it's not enough to be andythe gop listen? >>> and the pop culture lead. the family with the most famous beards since zz top is back. a brand-new season of "duck dynasty" starts tonight on a & e. will you see one of the robertsons on c-span as well soon? do you have a favorite coca-cola slogan? the first one from 1886 was quick and to the point -- drink coca-cola. they got off track in the '30s and '40s. who want to know what sunshine tastes like? but since then coke has turned the successful product in marketing into a worldwide brand, a behemoth. the latest brand isn't about how rye freshing coke tastes, but defending the safety of its product, raising questions like what is aspar tame? >> i talked to some of the people in this advertising push today, and they said they never really talked about as par tame before, at least when responding to it, they will, but only when they're forced to. this is their first team to get proactive before it becomes a bigger problem. coca-cola may not be smiling right now. ♪ ha

operation grange was headed by detective chief inspector andy redwood, who had come from the homicide squad. we went to see him at that point. >> by then, cod robin swan were in the midst of their own investigation -- researching their book "looking for madeleine." >> it was clear he was a very methodical officer, who had pin pointed numerous, indeed thousands of things he felt in the case needed to be checked. >> just one year into redwood's review, new signs of hope. >> we believed there was a possibility that madeleine is alive. >> alive, a possibility that would quickly push investigators in a whole new direction. >> we have identified 38 persons of interest. >> in 2013, scotland yard's review of the case turned into an official investigation. but then they learned there had been an uptick in burglaries where the mccanns were staying. so could madeleine have been the victim of a botched burglary? >> there were active burglary rings in portugal. >> we had only less than 100 in all of the country. >> yet according to british investigators, in the four months leading up to madeleine's disappearance, burglaries had quadrupled in the villag

heated match when they face each other, they will be co-hosting the world cup with canada come 2026. >> they better patch things up. they better. andylook at some of the other headlines we're following this hour. a syrian teen survived a shipwreck that killed 78 people, had an emotional reunion with his older brother who travelled from the netherlands to find him. they hugged and wept through metal barricades after finding each other. as many as 750 migrants were packed on the vessel that capsized and sank on wednesday, some 50 miles off the coast of greece. just over 100 people have been rescued and a massive search continues for other possible survivors. >>> and a first for muslim american women. nusrat chodri was confirmed as a judge. she is now the only -- is only the country's second muslim american federal judge. >>> and finally, members of the teamsters union are expected to approve a massive strike at u.p.s. today. if a strike happens, it would be the largest against the single employer in the history of the united states. the pro longed work stoppage could severely damage the u.s. economy. workers are pushing for better wag

and people like and trust andy bashir, and next door in virginia where the democrats held on the state senate and flipped the virginia husouse of delegates back against the co column, and against some of the extremist policies coming from the republican party, and across the river where you saw a landslide election in support of protecting a woman's right to choose, and pushback against the extremist taking of the rights, and right that women have almost taken for granted for 50 years now in this country, has been taken away by the extremism in the republican party. and governor justice, when he ran for governor in 2016 as a democrat claimed be pro choice, and he signed a complete abortion ban recently in west virginia. so you talk about florida where they are talking about six-week ban, and west virginia has a zero week ban. we have a complete ban in west virginia and governor justice signed the bill that the republican legislature sent him. >> the big question on a lot of people's minds is the what next and why is manchin announcing it now, and is that a tease to the next steps? the take from the former, and one of his former senior advisers in the senate