>> joining us now, laurence tribe, university professor of constitutional law emeritus at harvard law in the united states supreme court. thank you for joining us. i've been eager to get your analysis of these police officer lawsuits, because they're of a kind of less legally complicated sort than what the members of congress have filed. this seems like a much more traditional tort after an injury suffered because of someone else's reckless conduct. >> exactly. the lawsuits filed by the congressmen, including representative swalwell and representative thompson are very strong. they rely on laws going back to the civil war era. slightly complicated, insurrection, rebellion, not terms that juries are necessarily familiar with. and the question of whether members of congress have what is called standing to file suits of that kind is going to be at least somewhat complicated. here, it's very simple. everyone knows about assault and battery. you don't even have to go to law school. what you've described is classic intentional tort. assault, battery, ramming people, spraying them with poiso

the road map deviate from the road map in any way let's look at the science behind this if we can laurence as young as if they're all or just an professor of molecular oncology one of universities that medical school is talking to us from near the u.k. so 2nd biggest city bamiyan welcome to day w so what we've heard from the a.m.a. is a possible link between the astra zeneca drug and these rare blood clotting disorders we kind of knew that because that's where we were before we thought there was a link and now they're saying there's a possible link can you explain to us how we have moved closer to knowing that there is a link between taking this and potentially getting this condition you know and this is just mounting evidence really that there is an increased. association. an association between. the astra zeneca got seen in these rare blood clots what we don't know still is whether that is cool so you just have to get more data what you've got is a very very rarely very very rare side effect the evidence is slowly but surely firming up across europe and the u.k. and the possibility is be

we all talk about it, he was vetted to be secretary treasury, laurence fink of black rock was in thee discussion at that point in time. is there any evidence america will embrace a ceo, either appointed or elected? kevin: i remember years ago, pre-trump, when i was at the pen and pad briefing with jamie dimon, and he talked about one of his first jobs working in a baseball stadium when he was a kid, and how he really worked his way to the top. i think that is a uniquely american story. i think -- if you can communicate in a way that highlights and captures the grits, hard work, and perseverance of america, i think there will always be an audience for that. tom: i look kevin at the moment today, and i guess everyone is back home, what do they listen to when they go back home and what are they hearing now? kevin: right now it is can we get the economy back open? there was a great article on the bloomberg terminal about how economists are surprisingly optimistic about the unemployment numbers dipping lower and economic indicators -- tom: but also the middle class has been removed. pew r

first pick in the 2021 nfl draft, the jacksonville jaguars will take clemson quarterback trevor laurences fuzzy. after that most nfl draft watchers expect brigham young's zach wilson to be taken next by the new york jets. in this quarterback rich draft that would leave justin fields of ohio state, mac jones of alabama and trey lance of north dakota state all on the board when it's the 49ers turned to pick, i mean to move up to three. we had to feel good that there's three guys we'd be comfortable with leading our team for a long time if showing up in a player's pro day and having a very open chat is any indication, the 49ers are leaning toward fields, but some draft watchers have him going number two, the whole pot. aspect of taking a quarterback early is a roll of the dice at best. the most famous example is the 1998 draft, when the choice between peyton manning number one and ryan leaf number two was said to be a flip of the coin. one is a hall of famer. the other was gone after three seasons, more evidence of the pressure to get it right. quarterback bill walsh was able to get joe mon

princess anne's husband, vice admiral timothy laurence, and the earl of snowdon, the queen's nephew,also march. the entire procession and funeral will take place on the grounds of windsor castle. and it will be small, in large part because of covid, but also because that's exactly the way philip wanted it. people who know him say that was the kind of man he was. just 30 mourners from the immediate family will attend plus a few relatives from the duke's extended family. longtime royal watcher tina brown is with me in studio. she literally sat down just two seconds ago. good to see you. she is the author of "the diana chronicles." but first let's go to windsor castle. our charlie d'agata is outside. charlie, we will soon see queen elizabeth, who has called philip "my strength and my stay." she's largely been out of sight since his death. i keep thinking about this woman who is losing her partner of 73 ye >> yle, the queen hee ormingomeim duties, brtaiy for the p it's a sad day for the a solemn family. for all the world's attention, we have been reminded by the palace that this is a fam

clemson quarterback trevor laurence went number one to the jacksonville jaguars, and now we're waitingwho the 49ers will take. also tonight, dreams may come true for any act native nausea harris star running back from alabama is projected to be picked at the end of the first round, but his story starts years ago in a shelter in the east bay ktvu is rob roth joins us now and rob even on what is expected to be his biggest professional day or the day of his life. harris made time to support those who helped him along the way. yeah julie 90 harris is perhaps the epitome of perseverance. he this family once lived in a homeless shelter. now he's on the doorstep of an nfl career. talk about a great comeback. not long before the start of the national football league draft star running back nagy harris returned to the homeless shelter in richmond thursday, where he and his family stayed for about a month when they had nowhere else to go when it was a time for me that i needed a helping hand they gave us the opportunity. oh get back on our feet, so it's my i feel like you know, it's my job to ge

well some nfl analyst said they expect trevor laurence from clemson and byu quarterback zach wilson toight out of the game. that leaves these three in the 14. manners with their pick of the remaining top cubes. do we know exactly who we want? maybe? probably, but maybe not. i don't feel like i don't feel like we need to say that. you know, i would love to make everyone happy. i do go to restaurants. i do go to my kid's soccer games. um every single person whether it's ah ref, an umpire, another parent, everyone has a strong opinion on and then most people let me know. so things going. of course change come draft night, but the quarterbacks expected to be there on the board when the finer 49ers pick or these three justin field from ohio state, alabama's back jones and trade lands from north dakota state at stanford university. the president and provost are debating whether or not to reinstate 11 sports programs that are said to be eliminated. some of the programs said to be cut include wrestling, men's volleyball and synchronized swimming. students held a rally ahead of a meeting of uni

jacksonville as expected, goes for trevor laurence the quarterback number two.wilson. no surprises there, trey lan. with the niners. atlanta as expected, goes for the all world tight end kyle pits could be a superstar out of florida and jamaar chase a receiver at l s u will go to joe burrow to be thrown at him for the cincinnati bangles. early risers, the oakland a's about that wake up call from about six a.m. california time. 10 a.m. start for the aids ball game in tampa as they close out a long road trip victoriously bob melvin to fueled on coffee. ready to go. 43 road trip is a matter of fact forth any we gotta won one game versus the rays. mad chap had been waiting for him to break out of his slump. you sitting under 200, the crushed the left. the shame mack lahan an and it's his 4th 21, a's but brandon allow will get that right back. he likes chris passage offering hit that thing about 431 ft. it disappears. we got a two to tie ninth inning. and so it goes still, even two outs, one on chapman will hammer this one off the board. brent phillips can't get it.

also has laurence tribe in there, he's on msnbc a lot yelling about donald trump and how he has the physical's all window depression, just to put that out there. -- dressing. 58% oppose packing the court, ironically, that's a new york times/sienna college poll. even stephen breyer or the late justice ginsburg have all talked about how this is a very dangerous thing to do, but joe biden -- just like he did with the filibuster and executive orders and now the candidate that said he to opposed those things now completely supports it. i hope those guys meet each other sometime, president biden and candidate biden. i've got to go buy some bigger pants. you keep sending me brisket, and there's nowhere to put it at this point. pete: that's how you manage a crisis, joe. thank you very much. appreciate your time. >> all right, man. pete: all right. coming up, with migrants lining up to get into the u.s., smugglers, of course, are taking advantage with big tech as their accomplice. how dangerous cartels are using tiktok to connect with desperate migrants. is mealtime a struggle? introducing ore-ida po

let's look at the science behind this if we can laurence as young as if they're all or just on professor on call. gee what university medical school is talking to us from near the 2nd biggest city and welcome to the w so what we've heard from the a.m.a. is a possible link between the astra zeneca drug and these rare blood clotting disorders we kind of knew that because that's where we were before we thought there was a link and now they're saying there's a possible link can you explain to us.