. >> coping with covid-19 with chris manning. >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching coping with covid-19. my guest today is tanya peterson. she's the director of the san francisco zoo on sloat boulevard, and she's here today to talk about how the zoo's managing during the pandemic and how they're reopening. tanya, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm really pleased to hear that the zoo has reopened again. that's great news. can you tell us what changes you've made to make visitors to the zoo feel comfortable and safe when they're there. i understand now you have to make reservations, and there's only a limited number available each day. >> we were making changes before shelter in place. fortunately, because we work with animals, and we have a vet hospital on-site, we have the safe coverings before the shelter in place. while we were closed, we made some internal and external changes. the first one, i guess, would be on-line reservations. you now need to make reservations to visit the zoo, just like your fa

chris: "no bull" bag. awesome, man. i got to give you a hug, bro. thank you. i love it. i love it. goureau. chris: nicolas, chris. nicolas: nice to meet you. lemonis: as you get ready to think about selling this direct-to-consumer and wholesaling the bag, i wanted to give you some opportunity to warm up, go through the process as if this is a chance to sell $1 million worth of bags. chris: gotcha. lemonis: while the final bags are in production, i wanted chris to start working on his sales pitch, so i brought in nicolas goureau, a partner from another business. nicolas was once in a position not that dissimilar to chris'. he was an owner of a struggling company that i ended up investing in. nicolas: nicolas goureau. lemonis: nicolas, nice to meet you. marcus. and today, several years later, he's in charge of product development for all of the outdoor companies that i own. nicolas: all right, what am i looking at? chris: so, this is the ally bag, and the ally bag has over 19 pockets to keep you organized every day. from a wet/dry pouch, a, um... cellphone pouch that is right in the f

that was when police learned matthew and chris were not the only man in lynsie's life. e were someone else. both matthew and chris mentioned to investigators, an older man who drove lynsie around. we heard lynsie referred to him as her friend. >> nancy had no idea lynsie was friends with any older man, she was about to find out. >> reporter: you got a phone call? >> yes. >> you are at your wit's end and the phone rang and it was a guy named marty. >> did you know him? >> no. >> reporter: he said he had money of lynsie that she needed for tuition. none of that made any sense to nancy. after lynsie goes missing. a guy named marty. >> marty rossler. >> reporter: what did he say to her? >> he says he's a friend of lynsie's and he's concerned because he had not heard from her. >> reporter: marty rossler was not marty rossler. he did not have a criminal record. what he did have was a relationship with lynsie that he had not told his wife about. marty was 58 and she was 20. >> reporter: they were boyfriend and girlfriend? >> don't think so. so police brought in marty. over two

i'm sorry to rachel lindsey and i'm sorry to the black community. >> dana: dave. >> chris, man, if youg this, that is deeply pathetic. look, i know you aren't a racist. you know you're not. but the second -- the second you apologize to the woke mob well, congratulations, you are now living on your knees forever. he had nothing to apologize for and this is just so consistent with what we see happening all over the place from mr. potato head to dr. seuss to the host of the bachelor. you know, when i titled my book don't burn this book i was a little ahead of the curve on this thing. we'll erase everything. these people don't want an apology as if oh, now we've accepted the apology and we're all equals. it is now we've accepted the apology. we now own you. it is embarrassing and you gain nothing. you gain absolutely nothing and you lose your self-respect in the process. >> bill: you wonder if he will get the job back or not. speaking of dr. seuss. jimmie kimmel last night. >> this is how trump gets reelected, by the way, cancel dr. seuss, cancel abe lincoln. melt down mr. potato head's pr

chris harrison as host of the "bachelor." the former nfl player also a "new york times" best seller for his book uncomfortable conversations with a black manchris harrison temporarily stepped back after he defended a contestant who attend ad plantation thooemd party in 2018. >> i don't believe in cancel culture. i believe in accountability. i believe in understanding, i believe in growth. in someone's attempt is malicious but if someone's intent is not malicious but their action still is, then educate them so we can alter the intent and thus alter action. >> harrison apologized for his comments and says he is going return to the show. >>> happening today. tennis legend serena williams will be spoking to local college students. williams will of course be talking about her tennis career but she's also going to discuss her off the court activities as an entrepreneur, activist, philanthropist and venture capitalist. she'll also discuss the power sports has in changing the world. that event starts at noon. >>> the oakland athletics have revealed their new public address announcer. the first female the a's have had in this role and she is from o

so chris jumped as the river swallowed the car up. >> chris lamb the 67 year-old oakland man to safety. i just kept telling chris amended you're you're you save his life. a tourist captured the intense moments kept on christmas. and new year chp south sacramento officer james young also agrees mister ayers was was a hero today. he definitely was a hero. officer young says the 67 year-old man was going west on twin cities road. >> and how to medical emergency as he was approaching the intersection of river road. the man kept accelerating his gmc ending up in the river to say that individuals life jumping the sacramento river. >> and pull this person out. he deserves a little recognition. >> chris doesn't think of himself as a hero. he just hopes others would do the same thing if it was his family member for reminds him that there is still good in the world. you see another human being and 8 and a time like this. i mean, you're in sync should always automatically be a help someone has. >> or brother or a family member. that's a lie right now because of chris gurajpal sangha fox 40 news.

man panel. very manly. so chris barron i've said all along that joe biden is not a man, he is a committee. the person is the figurehead for the committee made a great error last night saying i'll take some questions. and then you can hear nancy pelosi saying no, no he's not going to take questions no i was told there'd be no questions. and then beep bars and tone. [laughter] subject's most embarrassing part of this is, what on earth makes biden handlers think the mainstream media that has slobbered all over him from the very beginning is going to ask him anything but softball? the fact they're actually trying to protect the leader of the free world from going out and hitting softballs, pitch to him by his fans is absolutely terrifying. honestly. it will be one thing if he sang like i don't want to go on fox news. or i don't want to go on newsmax, you think cnn has hard-hitting questions? kennedy: yes. and you know why? digital describes of the "new york times" are fleeing. viewers are fleeing from places like msnbc and cnn, dave. and when they realize that, then there'll be reporters who w

chris bedford you're a brave man and tell us what you saw there. >> i am very brave, thank you for acknowledgings. i saw joggers, i heard birds, that was interesting. it was mild weather and i am lighter skinned so i did have to wear sunscreen down there and i saw a whole lot of reporters, camera crews set up and there were also some national guardsmen behind the razor wire that goes across the street and they looked more bored, i think they were less on edge than the congressmen and congresswomen who were scurrying beneath tunnels as opposed to walking through hallways, a hundred meters were any american could get within range of them. i do have to wonder, here in washington, d.c., it feels like the world did end in 2020, i'm starting to wonder if that reporter did sober up when he found out half the country are domestic terrorists, it doesn't sound like he quite did. here in d.c. we are occupied but because of the police force, was largely been trained to check tickets and check badges was unable to hold back a mob, as opposed to a normal army, they had three people die of heart failure in thi

in the previous hour i spoke with senator chris coons, a man you know well, talking to republicans about. if $15 is no go in this legislation, if compromise is only way do get an increase, isn't something better than nothing? >> i think we'll get it. i think we'll putt that in one form or another in legislation that has to pass. i don't think $15 an hour is a radical idea. i proposed that literally five years ago, nothing has happened, so we're sticking with $15 an hour. >> people can't make a living at $7.25. they are in poverty working 40 hours a week. >> here's the point. half of our people today, 50% of workers in america are living paycheck to paycheck. they work 40 hours a week, don't have a nickel to put in the bank for the future. we have to address that issue and raising the minimum wage is a significant step forward. >> while i have you, today your republican colleague senator graham praised the deputy director hinting his support to be the director and not neera t tandem. would you support young as potentially the director of omb? i know you've of got some issues with her. >>

chris, can you hear me? i can hear you, cheryl -- cheryl see. i hear voices now. it's a man panel. i interjected someone else. injected. or someone else. that's exciting. chris, mat is right, the teachers union held parents and kids hostage, and now they've gotten a huge payday. really sucks. >> so, you know, that's nonsense. teachers unions negotiate. and mayors and school boards work out a deal. it is their job to get the best deal they can for their members, and they should continue to do that. i know they make a convenient bogeyman to right-wing conservatives who wallet to bash something because -- who want to bash something because they can't bash biden because his programs are very popular, so that'll try to bash teachers unions from some negotiation memo they put out which never comes to fruition. as for schools reopening, i'm all for it. they've been open out in the suburbs of new york, they should be open everywhere now that we have the money to open them through this bill that biden9 and the democrats passed through congress. there's going to be plenty of opportunity to op

. >> senator chris murphy, point man for senate democrats on the gun issue. senator murphy, thanks for coming onks and sharing your perspective. >> thanks. >>> so we're going to talk to senators patta toomey and joe manchin. they talked about a bill that was defeated twice. it is anat indication of just h difficult it is to pass gun safety bills that the public supports. senator toomey joins me now. welcome back to "meet the press." >> good morning, chuck. >> my title is moderator and i'd like to be mediator. i heard senator murphy seem to indicate movement here. youca yourself have expressed se optimism that you think there are nineti other republican colleagues of yours. i'm curious. senator murphy's last comment there which i'm sure you heard that this could be a way to sort of stop this filibuster talk and prove that, hey, you know what? it isn't the impediment that people think it is. is that helpful in your efforts to find nine republicans? >> chuck, i've got a lot of respect for senator murphy. some are making a shameful attempt to really ruin what rem

. >> police, chris, arrested a man from texas outside vice president kamala harris' official residenced a d.c. police department shows he had an ar-15 semiautomatic rifle, 150 rounds of ammunition, 5:30-round magazines. no one is living there now but what kind of alarm bells is this going to set off in d.c.? >> that's a very serious incident. they apparently got a tip from i believe it was texas on that and they were able, i'm sure there are some pretty frenetic investigations behind the scenes. because they were able to accost this individual near the residence. so yeah, this is a very serious incident. the secret service picked this person up. they interrogated him and they'll do the same thing with his media, his electronic media and figure out what he is all about. is he alone or is he part of a group? are there others involved? i would not discount one bit the seriousness of this incident. when someone shows up that armed to the teeth. >> yeah, wow. that's a lot of ammo. thank you so much, chris. thank you, asha. a perfect picture now that we're done, asha. thank you so much. we'l

chris. >> be well. >>> the man in the shadows of trump co. the man who guards many of the secrets, who knows everything that trump did with his money. prosecutors are going after him. they want to know about dealings and finances. i'm talking about the trump org's cfo, allen weisselberg. he has not flipped. they're talking about doing a cooperation agreement when they were going after michael cohen. now we're getting some insight we've never had before. his former daughter-in-law is talking. why? she says she's worried about trump's power and the control dynamic being used to silence her now that she's going through a hard divorce. she says she's seen things, lived through things, and she wants you to know things about what this investigation is really about, next. i bought this turtle from stole all of my info. ooh, have you looked on the bright side? discover never holds you responsible for unauthorized purchases on your card. (giggling) that's my turtle. fraud protection. discover. something brighter. when you buy this plant at walmart, th

chris. >> be well. >>> the man in the shadows of trump co. the man who guards many of the secrets, who knows everything that trump did with his money. prosecutors are going after him. they want to know about dealings and finances. i'm talking about the trump org's cfo, allen weisselberg. he has not flipped. they're talking about doing a cooperation agreement when they were going after michael cohen. now we're getting some insight we've never had before. his former daughter-in-law is talking. why? she says she's worried about trump's power and the control dynamic being used to silence her now that she's going through a hard divorce. she says she's seen things, lived through things, and she wants you to know things about what this investigation is really about, next. absorption of calciumural and phosphate - helping keep teeth strong, white and protected from sensitivity. new pronamel mineral boost tonight...i'll be eating loaded tots for march madness. ( doorbell ) thanks boo. ( piano glissando ) i think you better double them tots. no, this m

. >> chris ultimately named his friend jeremy sargis as the third man. >> when chris named me as a suspectting your time. you're barking up the wrong three. you're making a fool out of yourself, you really are. >> excuse me? i'm making a fool out of myself? >> yeah, because i didn't do [ bleep ] i know. >> i'm making a fool out of myself? >> i think you had better stand up and look in the flipping mirror, bub. >> the first thing in the miranda rights, you have the right to remain silent. seems like it's pretty important. you just shut your mouth. >> jeremy sargis's dna also comes back as not being the person who killed angie dodge. and he has an alibi. >> police drop jeremy as a suspect. >> now we're finding out that sargis probably wasn't there and that you were screwing with us. >> i'm not screwing with you. >> to watch the evolution of what chris tapp says from one session to the next is really disturbing. >> i wasn't there. i mean, maybe i was there. i know i'm there. >> how many times did you cut her? >> just once. >> he ultimately says, i'm the guy that cut her on the breast. >> the

chris is a heterosexual man. i sometimes, as you know, i'll be having an argument or conversation with you and i'll be like listen, tim, im'm sorry chris, and i do the same thing with tim. we were at dinner and i said listen, chris. oh, my god, i mean, tim. he's used to it because i call him you and vice versa. it's weird. >> and i call tim your nephew. because he's young and gorgeous and smart and kind. and you guys are a great couple. friendship is a gift. you've given it to me, and you've got my heart, and you've got my loyalty. and i am in your life whenever you need me all the time because you deserve it? >> well, you know, you are family. we have that conversation quite honestly transparentally earlier today, but i'll tell you the best side of you besides you, i love you, is kristina. she is a gift from heaven, and so you don't mess that up. because without that, i'd have to question our friendship. >> that's why the cup cakes are all made of air and spirulina. they're vegan, sugar free protein packed. >> i

so chris jumped as the river swallowed the car up. >> chris lamb the 67 year-old oakland man to safety. i just kept telling chris amended you're you're you said his life on the tourist captured the intense moments kept on christmas and new year chp south sacramento officer james young also agrees mister ayers was was a hero today. he definitely was a hero. officer young says the 67 year-old man was going west on twin cities road. >> and how to medical emergency as he was approaching the intersection of river road. the man kept accelerating his gmc ending up in the river to say that individuals life jumping the sacramento river. >> and pull this person out. he deserves a little recognition. >> chris doesn't think of himself as a hero. he just hopes others would do the same thing if it was his family member for reminds him that there is still good in the world. you see another human being and 8 and a time like this. i mean, you're in sync should always automatically be a help someone has. >> or brother or a family member. that's a lie right now because of chris gurajpal sangha fox 40 new

. >> now, chris, this young man in the wake of this tragedy showed so much strength and poise during our conversation despite this tragedy that now envelopes his life. this is something that he's going to have to deal with. you know, i'm here in the duluth area. this is an area that is filled with a lot of korean americans. i'm in a shopping center where a lot of these stores are owned by koreans and they are all touched by this violence. i mean i had a lot of conversations with people on the ground. people are holding back tears. they are in shock. they are in fear. and they're on high alert, chris. >> janelle, you've been doing some reporting down there as well and how this is reverberating. the thing that i just found so piercing today about that interview that kathy did and just the sort of sheer relatability and familiarity of these stories, of these folks who are immigrating to the country and then just absolutely working their tails off, hoping to have a better life for their kids and how much that must strike people there who think there but for the grace of god. >> absolutel

chris is a heterosexual man. he has kids. but here's the thing. i sometimes, as you know, i'll be having an argument or conversation with you and i'll be like listen, tim -- i'm sorry, chris, and i do the same thing with tim. >> it makes sense because he's always right. >> we were at dinner the other night and i was like look, chris -- i mean, oh my god, tim. he just laughs because he's used to it. i call you him and vice versa. it's weird. >> and i call tim your nephew. because he's young and gorgeous and he's smart and he's kind. and you guys are a great couple. but i want you to know that, brother. >> thank you. >> friendship is a gift. you've given it to me, and you've got my heart, and you've got my loyalty. and i am in your life whenever you need me all the time because you deserve it. >> well, you know, you are family. we have that conversation quite honestly transparently earlier today. but i'll tell you the best part of you besides you, i love you, is christina. she is a gift from heaven, and so you don't mess that up. because without that

. >> chris lamb the 67 year-old oakland man to safety. i just kept telling chris amended you're you're you save his life. he'll a mudder is captured. the intense moments kept on christmas and new year chp south sacramento officer james young also agrees mister ayers was was a hero today. he definitely was a hero. officer young says the 67 year-old man was going west on twin cities road. >> and how to medical emergency as he was approaching the intersection of river road. the man kept accelerating his gmc ending up in the river to say that individuals life jumping the sacramento river. >> and pull this person. now he deserves a little recognition. >> chris doesn't think of himself as a hero. he just hopes others would do the same thing if it was his family member for reminds him that there is still good in the world. you see another human being at a time like this. i mean, you're in sync should always automatically be a help someone has. >> or brother or a member. that's a lie right now because of chris gurajpal sangha fox 40 news. >> winer

you know not to swim, so chris jumped as the river swallowed the car up chris when the 67 year old oakland manfety, i just kept telling chris amon did your you said his life kyoo murderous, captured the intense moments kept telling christmas said, you, your hero. chp south sacramento officer james young also agrees mr riots was was a hero today. he definitely was a hero. also, young says the 67 year old man was going west on twin cities road and had a medical emergency. as he was approaching the intersection of river road. the man kept accelerating his gmc ending up in the river to say this individual's life jumping in the sacramento river and pulling this person out. he deserves a little recognition. chris doesn't think of himself as a hero. he just hopes others would do the same thing if it was his family member for akio, uh, reminds him that there is still good in the world when you see another human being in need and a time like this. i mean, your instinct should always automatically be the help. someone has grandpa or brother or a family member. that's a live right now because of chris. o

man who first accused him. the killer? was angila's fiance chris. >> i was like, "what the -- are you doin, man?” ning. richie said chris had discovered angila was cheating on him while he worked his night shift at walmart. he wanted to catch her in the act. prove she was an unfit mother, so they, chris and richie, would win custody of their respective kids. sounded good to richie. so friday, november 13th. 2:15 a.m. >> richie told us that he picked chris up from walmart. that he drove him to the house. they were supposed to catch her in the act of cheating on chris. >> and when he opened the door it looked like there was two people in the bed. and course when he pulled back the cover the first thing i notice it wasn't a person. it was a body pillow. >> reporter: but maybe chris didn't understand that, said richie, because he went crazy and started stabbing her. >> i ran over there and i touched her neck to feel her pulse you know? 'cause she was kind of like you know? and like, as i went to touch her pulse or whatever she like leaned up and like, scratched the mess out of my face. i grabbed her h

. >> senator chris murphy, the point man for senate democrats on the gun issue, thanks for coming on and sharing your perspective with us. >> thanks. >>> so we're going to talk to senators pat toomey and joe man chi, they co-sponsored a bill to defeat background checks, defeated both in 2013 and 2015. it is an indication of how difficult it is to pass gun safety bills that the public supports. senator toomey joins me now. senator, welcome back to "meet the press." >> morning, chuck. >> my title is moderator, but i'd like to be mediator here. i heard senator murphy indicate movement on this, and optimism that ten republicans would be found. you have expressed optimism you think there are nine other republican colleagues of yours. i'm curious, senator murphy's last comment which i'm sure you heard, this could be a way to sort of stop this fihey, you kn what, it isn't the embedment that people think it is. is that helpful in your efforts to find nine republicans? >> well, chuck, i've got a lot of respect for senator murphy, but i have to say, i take a different look at this. some of our

chris was there for all of it. >> shouting to see if any other people in the car or if he was hurt, could he swim. >> reporter: the manhouting back to chris that he couldn't swim at all. >> water's freezing, the current's really hard. so, i just decided to jump in. he was able to crawl on to the hood a little bit to get out of the car. it started to sink pretty quick. >> reporter: finally reaching the man, grabbing his arms and pulling him to safety. >> we barely made it. he was pretty close to drowning. >> reporter: chris says he almost wasn't there to help. >> looking back the little delays that i had in my day, it all made sense. i stopped at the store like on a whim. if i had not done that, i probably would have just drove right past it, you know. >> that was laura reporting. the driver's identity was not released was not inneried in the crash. he told police he would have died if it wasn't for him. >>> still to come on abc7 mornings. the plan to have blue shield take over vaccine distribution continues to face criticism. why one bay area county is going to hold out. >>> millions of families will get relief this w

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. >> chris: we will talk with a man in charge of securing the border, secretary of homeland security,jandra mayor chris. then, the immigration bill moving to the senate floor highlight the gridlock in congress on the fight over the filibuster. we will sit down with republican senator tom cotton only on "fox news sunday." plus... >> president biden: hate can have no safe harbor in america. >> chris: the shootings at asian-run spas in atlanta trigger a national debate. we will ask our sunday panel whether the mass killings are part of growing violence against asian-americans. and our "power player of the week." he's known as beeble and his digital creation 13 years in the making just sold for $69 million. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. the number of migrants caught trying to cross into this country from mexico is on the rise and headed for a 20 year high. members of the biden administration have refused to call the situation on the border crisis, but there's growing concern about the flood of unaccompanied minors into the u

chris arias was right there for all of it. >> i was shouting to see if any other people in the car or if he was hurt. did he need help? could he swim? >> reporter: the man shouting back to chris that he couldn't swim at all. >> water is freezing and the current is really hard so i just decided to jump in. he was able to crawl on to the hood a little bit to get out of the car. it started to sink pretty iic. >> reporter: finally reaching the man, grabbing his arms and pulling him to safety. >> we barely made it. he's pretty close to drowning. >> reporter: chris says he almost wasn't there to help. >> looking back, the little delays that i had in my day, it all made sense. i stopped at the store like on a whim. if i had not done that, i probably would have just drove right past , u kn. >> incredible story. e iver whose t be told police he would have died if it wasn't for that other man. incredible. >>> still to come on abc7 mornings. the state plan to have blue shield take over distribution continues to face criticism. why one bay area county says it will hold out. >>> and millions of families will get some relief this weekend. how many people are getting

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chris was there for all of it. >> shouting at him to see if there were other people in the car or if he was hurt, did he need help, could he swim. >> reporter: the man shouting back to chris that he couldn't swim at all. >> water is freezing, current is really hard. so i just decided to jump in. he was able to crawl on the hood to get out of the car. it started to sink pretty quick. >> reporter: finally reaching the man, grabbing his arms, pulling him to safety. >> barely made it. he was pretty close to drowning. >> reporter: he almost wasn't there to help. >> looking back, the little delays that i had in my day, it all made sense. i stopped at the store on a whim. if i had not done that, i probably would have drove right t edas notou k ith picor h tt heroic rescue by that man. >>> still to come on abc7 mornings, the state's plan to have blue shield take over vaccination distribution faces criticism. one bay area county says it will hold out. >>> millions of families get relief this weekend. how many people are getting a like, seeing my mom. it's unthinkable to me that i can't see her and i can't hug her. not being able to hug is just like somebody

. >> reporter: chris and laura recently attended the arraignment of a man charged with selling zach theounterfeit pill that led to his death. they want him held accountable. but what they want most is for others to learn from their pain. >> as soon as we started putting the puzzle together, it was like we need to ring the alarm bells, we need -- >> yeah. >> because we don't want anybody else to go through this. we don't want anybody else to go through this >> reporter: zach didier would have turned 18 next week. kate snow, nbc news. >> a heartbreaking story but so important for us to hear >>> up next, my interview with the team behind a groundbreaking film. >>> finally, the story behind the little film sending a big message. nominated for an oscar this week, it challenges us to see the world in a different way. it's about a man named artie who is both deaf and blind. a sign he displays and the young man compelled to help him. "feeling through" was inspired by director doug roland's real-life encounter with a deaf-blind man. what was it about that moment that was so impactful and it stay

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chris: what a remarkable young man caleb also hopes to be a role model for young students of color encouragingthat is it for today, have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday". ." >> i am steve hilton. let's set the scene. to sign an executive order written by the woke leftist. biden used them to lie about his signature legislation, he said his relief bill

man from oakland had a medical emergency. he was going as fast as 50 mph when his car went into the river in walnut grove, chris areas, savannahd the man who advantage to get onto the roof of his car. and called out to him. he was just kind of sitting there, so we were a little confused on if he was okay. or what? hey did yell out that there was nobody else in the car. hey, was the only one and we're just just ask him if you if you knew what a slim but he said he. didn't know how to swim as the car began to sink areas jumped into that freezing cold water and swim the man to shore area says he didn't get the driver's name, but in the excitement, but he says it appears the man wasn't hurt. well, do not forget to spring forward this weekend. it's the return of daylight saving time, and that means clocks will jump from 2 to 3 a.m. sunday morning, and we'll all lose an hour sleep to earlier today. we spoke with a clinical psychologist about the effects of losing just one hour of shut eye. what could have on her health? what's happening is our circadian rhythm level of sensitivity can be disrupted and our bodies recognized this so t

chris bed for the of the federalist is a man like that. ile elected representatives were clinging to the struts of the last chopper out of the city chris was at the capitol itself, center of the battle. here was the scene there. >> i was told that all the conservatives were causing insurrection. am i at the wrong place? >> tucker: no, there was simply no one there. it took the "washington post" five crack reporters to determine. this they rushed to the scene. their conclusion, on capitol hill, wrote the five "washington post" reporters, "the streets are quiet. people walk their dogs in the morning sun. students sat on steps drinking coffee. construction crews continued with their projects." that was their dispatch. jeff bezos spared no expense. one reporter assigned to monitor the construction cruz. another on the dog walking beat. no one there. so why wasn't there anyone there? where was the q-anon battle? what q-anon battle? no one thought there was going to be a q-anon battle. >> have we learned more about any specifics of this threat or

across a school and then the secret service swept in and tried to cover it up here and oh, man, that is something chrisn is just a chaotic person. he's been drug addicted to. apparently he was suicidal. he is reckless. a woman he was obviously with at the time is incredibly irresponsible to have a fit and throw a gun in a place like that. and delaware is a small state. people take care of each other there. joe has been in office 40 years. his son was ag there. law enforcement knows each other. the secret service, of course, we'll take care of a former vp's family. the daughter is definitely on their radar so i can guarantee you that that it was covered up and i'm surprised the median is not saying, danger, prosecute! he will never get prosecuted. >> katie: juan, that is the big question. we are hearing a lot about joe biden for the need for more "gun safety measures." and we have hunter biden lying on background check form and it felony but most people have prosecuted ten years in prison and a $250,000 fine. >> juan: what strikes me about the story, first, i guess it was the girlfriend, the widow of th

chris cuomo may not be perfect, but he has been the perfect man for our perilous pandemic times. yet, the only problem with that with the exception that cuomo's deadly nursing home policy caused a massive outbreak and a subsequent cover-up is now the subject of a criminal investigation. and just to remind the media, yeah, thousands of innocent people died the most vulnerable population in new york state. it is so bad that his self-congratulatory book on covert response leadership has now decided to stop promoting the publication. so no, chris cuomo is not the perfect guy for the job. he got bailed out by donald trump. that is a simple undeniable truth and he failed the people of new york miserably and then tried to cover it up and then congratulated himself for a job well-done. in june, he could have made the pivot when he had the data. rather than making the proper adjustments, they decided to hide all of this information from everybody and then blame everybody but himself and then go back to work on the leadership book. anyone, regardless of their politics or party should be ou

the chp, says the 67 year old man from oakland had a medical emergency just before his car went into the river in walnut grove, chrisrias of antioch spotted the men would manage to get onto the roof of his vehicle when the man said he couldn't swim well, aria's jumped into the freezing water and got him to shore. amazing story. a word of caution from doctors, his people head to the seer to try and take advantage of all of that fresh know. they say the pandemic has left some people out of shape and more susceptible to injury. ktvu more. naylor has more on how this past year has affected athletes, including skiers and snowboarders. for many skiers and snowboarders, the snowcapped sierra mountains are beckoning this march, california ski company in berkeley. they're grateful the doors are open and note. what a difference a year makes last year in march, when we had one of the biggest snow storms of the season, everything shut down now, truman, the shop dog is wagging his tail and the customers are back. we have a rental section with 60 appointment. a day for boot fittings. that general manager says business is about 70

we're joined by chris hemmings who's written the book �*be a man — how macho culture damages us and how, universities and workplaces where you address harmful masculine stereotypes. you're also a bbc freelance journalist, tell us what you did when you started your shift today. it is something i didn't spot, i should have.— it is something i didn't spot, i should have. , , ., ., should have. maybe you should have but it is so normal— should have. maybe you should have but it is so normal that _ should have. maybe you should have but it is so normal that we _ should have. maybe you should have but it is so normal that we kind - should have. maybe you should have but it is so normal that we kind of. but it is so normal that we kind of accepted has given, so this story is about male violence and about men being violent towards women. all day the viewers can see beneath us right now, it has been saying women's safety concerns. that immediately frames the entire debate as if it is your problem is a woman, your problem to deal with and soul. this is not about you, this is not about women, wome

chris cuomo. for a moment, he was the man, steely mixture of abraham lincoln and paulie walnuts, he was just whatrica needed in crisis. in case you think we are overstating the magnitude of the hype, if you have a minute look up the exchange from last may between robert de niro and stephen colbert, two formerly talented entertainers who have been warped beyond recognition. watch as they wax pornographic about the awesomeness, the singulares awesomeness of andrew cuomo. at one point, colbert loses all control and describes andrew cuomo as the leader of the world deserves. at this point it's painful to watch because no one seems to like andrew cuomo anymore, he's been #metoo for saying naughty things to women, even his former friends are treating him like harvey weinstein. he hired one of his defense lawyers. as at this point it's hard to imagine he will be governor of new york for much longer, no one who knows could be t shocked, fr more than a decade he has been an awful governor of new york for reasons that have nothing to do with sexual harassment although that is bad too. his closest aides wen

. >> he was a news man, first and foremost. >> and chris is exactly the same way. and they sometimes got mad at each other but they always ended up being friends again. >> you, know sheila, one of the things you and i have talked about and i know others in this audience, that those of us who were privileged enough to work with her and for her over the years kim nancy reagan, and the white house staff, they love her today and we love her today and now there may be days where we weren't as fond as her as other days but we did love her and i wonder if you could just tell us, as we finish up here, what is it you think how about her that sort of caused this constant misunderstanding? and tell us what's your favorite part of nancy reagan wise? >> what do you mean by misunderstanding? >> the interpretation of the press. >> why did the press not understand? it why didn't the general public see what we saw? >> the press wanted her to be pro abortion and they wanted her to support the equal rights amendment. and he said, i'm for equal rights for women, i just don't believe i

chris wood didn't know too much about it. his team—mate, erik pieters, would be key man from here on in.asn't finished there. a goal saving block was judged to be a handball. 0ff there. a goal saving block was judged to be a handball. off he went, penalty to arsenal. until the ar took a look. no handball, no penalty, no red card. but still won last arsenal chance. it was not to be. a point apiece on an entertaining afternoon. really was entertaining — but perhaps not so for mikel arteta — who felt his arsenal side were left to rue their missed chances in the match. really frustrated. it's a difficult ground at a difficult pitch, and you produce a lot of good chances. so don't score your big chances, if you don't score your big chances, if you don't give the referee's decision when you need to.— don't give the referee's decision when you need to. people know our histo . when you need to. people know our history- today. _ when you need to. people know our history. today, we _ when you need to. people know our history. today, we got _ when you need to. people know our history. today, we got

chris wood didn't know too much about it. but they took it. his team—mate, erik pieters, would be key man from here on in.e lead. and he wasn't finished there. a goal—saving block wasjudged to be a handball. off he went, penalty to arsenal. until var took a look. no handball, no penalty, no red card. but still one last arsenal chance. it was not to be. a point apiece on an entertaining afternoon. really was entertaining — but perhaps not so for mikel arteta — who felt his arsenal side were left to rue their missed chances in the match. really frustrated. but the reality is that you come to a difficult ground with a difficult pitch, and you produce a lot of big chances. so if you don't score your big chances, if you give a goal to the opponent, if you don't give the referee's decision when you need to, in the premier league it's pretty complicated to win four games. people who know us, know our history against arsenal, and the last minute goals, and the offsides and the handballs, and all sorts of things that would have given us more points in previous seasons. today, we got a point from the right use of v

man. i made a mistake. i own that. >> bachelor host chris harris is speaking out for the first time after almost getting cancelled the tremors. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening. so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong, but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approved medicine proven to significantly reduce hallucinations and delusions related to parkinson's. don't take nuplazid if you are allergic to its ingredients. nuplazid can increase the risk of death in elderly people with dementia related psychosis. and is not for treating symptoms unrelated to parkinson's disease. nuplazid can cause changes in heart rhythm and should not be taken if you have certain abnormal heart rhythms or take other drugs that are known to cause changes in heart rhythm. tell your doctor about any changes in medicines you're taking. the most common side effects are swelling of the arms and legs and

chris county component. we believe georgia state patrol were able to stop the man on the throughway, maybe used the pit maneuverthrough eyewitness accounts to see if the same vehicle appeared in both locations. this shooting here, you can see where this shooting happened and directly across the street is another shooting scene. this is a fast-moving investigation, because this has been going on all afternoon and police are trying to gatter the detailed pieces. in the last half hour or so, police have been able to make an arrest of a woodstock man. they did put a picture out. this was the man they were looking for. be interesting to see if they can connect the dots now that they have him in custody. >> chris county, how far is that from cherokee or the bucket area? >> this shooting happened maybe an hour and a half ago. i think it's about 50 miles away from here, if i'm correct. not 100% sure. we just got that information as we got on air. i believe it's about an hour away from here. >> okay. and unclear if it's the same person involved. our law enforcement analyst charles ramsey joins us on the phone. chief ram