mola lenghi, cbs news, new york. >> how are you? >> reporter: i'm jonathan vigliotti in oregon where tonight as much of the nation is opening back up, nearliful ha the state is shutting back down to one of the largest increases in infections in the country. this after oregon had one of the lowest infection rates nationwide for months. >> this virus is like a sucker punch, you never know when it's going to get you. >> reporter: the surging numbers have triggered governor keith brown to declare 15 counties an extreme risk banning all indoor dining and limiting gyms andndoo indoor entertainment spaces to only six people at once. what went so wrong? >> the variants. the variants are extremely transmissible. >> reporter: that more transmissible variant, first identified in the united kingdom, now accounts for about half the cases in the state, with more young people hospitalized than ever. >> right now it's truly a race between the variants and the vaccines. obviously, the variants are winning, but over the next couple of weeks, i'm conf

the news cycle, the news agenda, why is the news told in the way it is?nking about the way the media covered the recent election. new mayors, new counters, new mps, all i could think about was the giant inflatable borisjohnson. you must�*ve seen it. i'm talking about this 30 foot blow—up version of the prime minister that appeared outside hartlepool forum and then magically repaired at the marina when he came to meet the winnie candidate. that became their narrative. a gigantic triumph for borisjohnson and then the next day the west ministerjournalists were gone and it moved on to the next. today i am asking why does the media fall for these gimmicks? why is the news cycle so fast and so fickle? ive got rilliant bunch of guest to help me answer these questions. thomas cook and stephen bush is political editor of the new statesman. katie boss is deputy political editor at the spectator and michael freeburg is also here, he's president of reuters, the global news agency. now michael, were going to talk to you a little bit later on in the show. the first of

sean, you are a prideful new yorker and in new york your life.een a time when new york state and new york city has had such a lack of leadership? >> sean: i was born and raised in new york. i spent a few years in rhode island and 5 years in california and 2 years in alabama and 4 years in georgia. it was a big deal to come back to do news in the fox news channel 25 years ago. i am thinking i am getting out of here. >> yeah. sean, wait 18 months. right now i can see why people are leaving new york. that's why we need to win in 2022. if we don't take back new york it might be a generation before new york comes. >> sean: forget and republicans and democrats. are we going to bring back law and order and refund the police? >> yes. >> a new york can school choice the the corruption in albany cleaned up. spell out the agenda. how do you save a state this corrupt? >> that's right right. there are three things that apply to new york. whether you are red or blue. night the furnace of economic development again in new york. lower taxes. creating jobs. keep

i'm errol louis political anchor for spectrum news new york one.e next hour you'll hear the republican candidates who want to succeed bill de blasio and become mayor of new york. they will weigh in on issues of importance to all new yorkers as we approach primary day on june 22. two nights debate is brought to you by us here at spectrum news new one as well as our federal partners wnyc and the city and our cosponsor, and citizens union, john jay college of criminal justice and social work of votes which is part of the columbia school of social work and the latino leadership institute as well. ten nights debate comes as new yorkers are rapidly emerging from a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic and slowly confronting many questions about the future for city including concerns about the economy and the balance between crime-fighting and police reform. it also comes as a first primary is underway among democratic candidates and although the majority of registered voters in our city are democrats that are more than half 1 million republicans as well and politi

more than 360,000 new cases. but medical experts say the real numbers could be up to ten times higher at this hospital in delhi, desperately ill patients wait in cars to be seen the icu is so crowded doctors and nurses can hardly move between patients and while an open bed means hope for one family, it likely comes at the cost of heartbreak for another. >> we are losing patients here. >> reporter: many are furious at the government, saying it should have been better prepared. >> people are dying because they are not getting medical care that is sufficient reason to be angry >> reporter: doctors are begging for supplies >> i request you please send oxygen to us >> reporter: the u.s. sent its first four airplanes loaded with supplies many are rushing to beat the midnight deadline that's when the u.s. border will close to non-americans from india. >> we dread opening our whatsapp messages because every day somebody has lost their lives over there, be it in your own family, somebody's cousin >> reporter: less than 2%

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last march, new york accounted for half of all new infections in the u.s., and as we come on the air, just 2% of the country's cases now come from the city. and nationwide, new infections are below 30,000 a day. that's for the first time in 11 months. still, returning to our old reality is turning out to be harder than it sounds with americans confused about when and where to mask up. and the head of the c.d.c. saying it's still too early to declare victory over the virus. cbs' mola lenghi is going to lead off our coverage tonight from new york city where it sounds noisy. good evening, mola.>>tel, gd ev, norah. this restaurant here in central park is one of many businesses in new york city to fully reopen today. it's hard to believe around this time last year, there was a field hospital set up here in central park treating covid patients. but nationwide still, the easing of restrictions is causing confusion. tonight, new york city, once the epicenter of the coronavirus crisis is back in business. most stores and all houses of worship can now open at full capacity, while the city's 3.2

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the news at 6:00 starts now.hanks for joining us. >> warm and dry conditions combining with gusty winds on alert. we have seen the dangers today. how about a fire in the santa cruz mountains. it burned only two acres but no word on how that started. >> another fire in pittsburgh. crews worked quickly to put out the flames near the bay point bart station. that fire burned about three and a half acres

it is great news for times square, where it's been nothing but bad news for the entire year. the businesses here would be able to open up in a couple of weeks. it will probably take broadway longer. you can't just flip a switch, turn on the lights and the show starts again. also, you do have to keel social distancing rules according to the governor and all of that will have to be taken into consideration together with the guidance if you have people who come into your theater who have been vaccinated or who have tested negative for the virus, then perhaps you can fill the theater even more. all of that has got to be worked out. it could dictate where things go in the future. but right now some happiness here in times square maybe these businesses can see some lights after a long time being dark. >> tell me about you and me being happy parents. what do you know about the possibility of kids getting vaccinated? >> well, this is some interesting news. we know reportedly that pfizer might get emergency approval for kids 12 to 15 to receive the vaccine. they have been going throug

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now, at the bottom of the list, states that continue to struggle michigan, new jersey, new york and pennsylvaniaake a little bit longer to recoup losses, to get more people wanting to live there, especially when they no longer have to be a walk from the office or a train commute daily from the office. >> wiallet hub analyst gonzalez pointing out they had tighter covid restrictions and did not reopen quickly and rely heavily on tourism and conventions, both of which have been slow to recover. 9.7 million americans were still looking for work according to the last jobs report from the bureau of labor statistics, but the update on that tomorrow, the unemployment rate expected to drop to 5.8% while overall the unemployment picture has largely improved, the rate of improvement has been uneven across the country. shep >>> a school bus full of children taken hostage all caught on surveillance camera the morning story of an hour-long incident that started with an army trainee trying to find a ride home. >>> first kim and kanye, then j j.lo and a-rod in a year of huge breakups, could england and scotland

now "the new york times" and nbc news both matched the story.onfirmed someone else's scoop. but they were all misled by the same set of sources because on saturday they all walked it back. they all issued corrections and retract the reports. they planned to warn rudy and oan they might be used as russian puppets but they didn't deliver the warning. let me bring in oliver darcy covering this. he has a story on cnn.com about it. the president of one american news charles herring said i appreciate the retractions but how could major national papers confirm something with sources and still report fake news. what is the answer? >> well let's be clear, brian, these aren't fake sources like herring is saying. in fact, the news organizations, they know exactly who the anonymous sources are when a reporter gets information from an anonymous source, they go to the editor and look at this person and vet them and say how does this person know the nflgs that their -- they're giving us and if those things check out they might go forward and report the informa

to your new has come for news. you definitely don't want to leave you guys out and i had to write good ol all right. yeah. thank you. vicki and grant. >> coming up at 6.30. is really disturbing. new video shows an elderly asian man being attacked in the east bay by kids. these are teenagers apparently police say they're now investigating whether this was a hate crime. >> and we are continuing our coverage this tuesday night of the a's potentially exploring the possibility of leaving oakland say it's not so still to come tonight here for a man who knows the situation that is unfolding. well, raiders owner mark davis speaking out saying the city made it hard for his own team to stay there in the bay area. i'm jonathan mccall. >> and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6 o'clock. coming up next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> to see that surveillance is just got mention. >> now. it's 6 an elderly asian man violently attacked and robbed in the east bay tonight. the search

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that's tonight's cbs news, i'm norah o'donnell, good night. >>> this is the "cbs overnight new news." a federal trial in west virginia, is shining light on a key link in a chain of opioid addiction in the country. drug distributors, accused of flooding one small community with 81 million doses of addictive pain pills. the judge said it destroyed their lives, and cost $2.5 billion to address. the distributors say the trouble lies with doctors themselves. and jack has the story. >>> in 2017, a fire chief in huntington, west virginia, became an accidental store. a generator was featured in the oscar nominated movie. >> she is dead. overdose. >> at the time, it seemed thanks to aggressive work like her-s the country was finally making real progress. in its two decade long struggle against the o pioid epidemic and claimed the lives of half a million americans. >> there's a ripple affect when someone overdoses and dies that there's so much collateral damage that you cannot measure it. >>> this is a lead witness in a land mark lawsuit, the billions of dollars that west virginia's looking for

we've been asking new yorkers what they think about this new guidance.of the vaccination program. the success of the city and the state in terms of lowering the positivity rate, but those who are and aren't vaccinated are both saying they're feeling somewhat unnerved by the guidance. >> i think the thing that we have to not let our guard off because the point is that it's not that the virus has gone away. it's still very much there. it's just that the chance of spreading and infection has gone down because more people are vaccinated. >> i think it's too soon to release the mask mandate. covid is still going on. it's not done yet. maybe another year? i'm going to wear my mask as long as i can. >> a lot of new yorkers making a personal choice. i think you'll still see a lot of masks on faces, particularly in the city. and adding ever so slightly to the confusion, you have the new york city public health commissioner who says the new cdc guidance regarding the masks is firmly grounded in science. but he says he will still be making the personal choice to ke

good to have you on the news, our atom. so the changing dynamics with china, no doubt, a big topic of discussion as a leader street in new zealand. mead ave, on the same page when it comes to aging, or the clear divisions on, on how to manage relations with china. well, think about the similarities and divisions. many folks in both country recognize the subsidy and the balancing act that requires navigate their respective relationship with china. i think the difference is that for stella to divide these fall acrimonious, then the new zealand return and debate that is showing government has adopted a much more hotline approach than the new zealand government has adopted so far. wellington has really what the fall line trying to balance human rights concerned with economic interest. in essence, new zealand doesn't really want to end up way. australia has enough in a spot where has been economically punished by, by china. right. as you see, a fairly, as relationship with china in particular has, has deteriorated significantly

will there be a local owner from the "new york daily news"?s a bit of an instant reaction. >> an effort in baltimore as well to take "the baltimore sun," make it a non-profit. it seems right now the hedge fund is winning and the local owners are losing. what can you tell us about the status of project mayhem? >> the reporters throughout tribune publishing company for months have been working hard to find local owners in each of the cities where tribune has a newspaper. we've been very successful. we've had people step up in almost every city except chicago. we're looking for someone in chicago to partner with stewart ba banhem. >> is that still ak rooif right now? is there a chance alden will lose? >> i think there is a chance alden will lose. i'm betting on stewart bainham. there are lots of efforts going on right now. i think stewart bainham has flipped a switch on local news. he's really focused attention around the nation on the need to save local news. there's been twists and turns in this saga every bit of the way. i'm not going to predi

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new york's times square. you'll hear tonight from the nypd officer who rushed to rescue a 4-year-old girl. cell phone video shows officer alyssa vogel running with the child to a waiting ambulance. this evening, officer vogel's body cam video showing her immediate reaction when she heard a child was hurt and what she did to save that little girl's life. and what the mayor of new york is now saying tonight. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, the nypd releasing body camera video of the quick actions of the officers who responded to a shooting in times square. >> there's a baby -- >> a baby? >> reporter: body camera showing alyssa vogel racing to aid a 4-year-old hit by gun fire. using a tourniquet to help stop the bleeding from the girl's wounded leg. >> as a mom, i think my motherly instincts just went to, you know, i need to help her. >> reporter: vogel then sprints to a waiting ambulance carrying the child as her family follows. >> when there's a gunshot wound up on your thigh, there's arter

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we'll start with the news.arks the one-year anniversary of the murder of george floyd, under the knee of former police officer derek chauvin. floyd family attorney ben crump tells nbc news the family will meet with house speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman karen bass this morning as well as several senators from both parties before their meeting at the white house with president biden. crump told nbc news he views the white house visit as, quote, an opportunity to pay proper respect to george floyd with a president who has been in continuous communication with the family. crump said he hopes the visit will keep momentum going toward a passage of the george floyd justice in policing act. today also marks the deadline set by president biden for congress to present that police reform package. and while they are going to miss the date, senators on both sides of the aisle are optimistic that a deal is within reach. >> so we continue to work on the process. we have good progress over the weekend, i thought. and we

the good news here despite the hassle no one was hurt. >>> breaking news now out of san francisco, a mountain lion has been found there. it's in a tree on santa marina near mission. fish and wildlife says it plans to quote, dart and remove. all this week there have been mountain lions in vernon heights. this is home surveillance video of tonight's big cat there. we'll have more on this situation for you as they become more available. >>> developing news, high winds tonight have fire crews and martinez on alert and you can see why. three children who with flames started this fire. you can see the flames on 680. >>> a huge fire ball scorched a home and a lot filled with cars. three people living in the house now need a new place to stay. >> we saw smoke and my husband went next door to tell the man and his son to get out of the house and by then it was in flames. >> reporter: she says kids were playing there at the time and tried to put out qukl >> they re playing wi sothchildren their rs orhaver. >> reporter: investigators confirm the children sparked the fire. flames burned precariou

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hello, this is bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri.the labour leader sir keir starmer prepares to reshuffle his team after the party's disappointing performance in the elections — he's already removed his deputy angela rayner as campaigns chief. that's what you do in leadership, you take responsibility. you don't scapegoat and blame others. you take it on the chin. they're hard calls, but it is for keir to choose the team he wants and get people in the positions that he wants us to be in. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, warns it would be "completely outrageous" for the westminster government to block a second independence referendum. the government is expected to end the advice against hugging each other, as part of the relaxation of lockdown rules in england. the government is calling on the rail industry to fix disruption on some of britain's busiest rail lines, after small cracks were found in some high—speed trains. now it's time for newswatch with samira ahmed. hello, and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed. co

the news network saw broken with special reports and big news. president biden himself, along with vice president harris, they came out to address the press in the american public about it. it's a big deal. both the president and the cdc director doctor wilenski, repeatedly making that bottom line point clear -- that this news is great news for people who are vaccinated. your, life if you are fully vaccinated, can go very much back to normal. he could almost entirely drop the masks. but, if you are not vaccinated, that doesn't apply to you. and that simplicity, the benefits of vaccination, this huge weight on the scale in terms of getting your shot, that's the big deal today. this is the cdc director and the president making that clear, and making the case, that is time to get your shot if you haven't had it yet. number one, because your country needs you too. number two, because your life will get better, and safer, and easier if you do it now. >> when your country asks you to get vaccinated, you did. the american people stepped up. you did what

that's the good news here's the worrying news this is the trend. you see here for the last month the number of new doses administered each day. it's been coming down. a lot of unvaccinated folks still out there. if you are one of them, go to planyourvaccine.com. you can figure out where and when to get it lester >> still some challenges steve, thank you >>> he has been convicted of murder in the death of george floyd. but tonight former police officer derek chauvin is now facing new federal charges. plus michelle obama is speaking out about the chauvin verdict. let's start off with gabe gutierrez >> reporter: weeks after being led out of a minneapolis courtroom in handcuffs for the murder of george floyd, former police officer derek chauvin is now facing new federal civil rights charges >> this is a message that equal justice is possible in america. >> reporter: the indictment says chauvin deprived floyd of his constitutional right to be free from the use of unreasonable force by a police officer chauvin and three other officers also face a charge

we are giving you ood news cast, and "nightly news" is moving to a new period. the 5:00 p.m. stay in its spot. and two half hour nbc bay area news casts at 5:30 and 6:00 p.m. and join us for a brand new program at 7:00, nbc bay area news tonight, it will be followed by access hollywood at 7:30, it starts monday, june 7th, two weeks from today. >>> finally, a pack of pubs in a san francisco park. seven coyotes pups have emerged from their den in golden gate park. >> aw. >> you say aw new. the park officials have closed trail heads to give them extra space and they are posted signs. a spokes person said coyotes denning is not unusual there. >> give them space. >> stay away. >> have a good night. >> take care. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring

but the biggest news might be that the new remote control or in some households. it a clicker. yeah. i think got rich tomorrow has a demo in today's tech smart. >> the last time the apple tv got a substantial update was all the way back in 2017. now there's a new model that's faster and can display higher quality video. but perhaps the best part is the newly redesigned remote. after 4 years, apple tv is getting an upgrade on the outside. it looks the same. but it's faster in the has a better design. >> the new process are unable smoother for k for things like sports. although at this point only the red bull app takes advantage apple says more are on the way and the feature calibrate on-screen colors by holding an iphone ups your tv screen no more need to fiddle with settings like color and contrast, but it is done automatically on with dolby vision built in. it also works on the old apple tv, 4 k through a software update, perhaps the best feature, the new siri remote. it feels more substantial and now has dedicated buttons for power. you so you can ditch. sure. o

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in new york city. and we begin tonight with matt gutman, who was able to cross into gaza today to see the damage firsthand. >> reporter: tonight, those clashes at jerusalem's al aqsa mosque rattling the tenuous hamas/israel cease-fire. in scenes similar to those that sparked the 11-day conflict, palestinians cheering hamas facing off with israeli police. but so far, that truce holding now for 24 hours. the silenced guns cause for clebrations across the west bank and gaza overnight. with the truce mediated by egypt and backed by the white house, israel briefly opening its border with gaza to aid convoys. and re in gaza today we saw thousands cramming into city parks and the streets. for 11 days now the roads here have been absolutely silent, but now with this cease-fire, the streets are filled. in fact, they are snarled with traffic. gazans returning to their homes, picking through the rubble. this woman saying, what does this truce mean? we are back to our homes. we don't have a place to sit. we don't

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news. news. news. news. news. hello, we're going to start this one off in new zealand where we have that read extreme weather alert. so we knew it would be bad. it's only the 2nd time it's been issued, a very potent disturbance with how much rain we've seen in a suburb of christ. church, a $128.00 millimeters over 24 hours. so it's giving us scenes of flooding through the canterbury region. and that is where that red weather alert is in play. just all of that rain it's got know where to go. just a deluge and again, it's only the 2nd time this weather warning has been issued so we knew was a big deal. now here's the good news on tuesday. those really heavy showers start to pivot out a bit cool. a fresh air for a christ church at 11 degrees on tuesday. that's pretty much where you should be for the 1st day of june. also cool for sections of southern and se, australia. here's an example. renmark in south australia, a new all time record low for me it might, his 5, i should be closer to 7 degrees for your low ok tempe

new fresh set of eyes on this. this may impact how the prosecutors offer certain evidence and may affect how their defense team responds to t but i think that's a whole new case. >> all right. >> all right. >>> now to this, a federal judge ordering a secret memo released saying she was misled by bill barr's justice department. judge jackson said doj lawyers were, quote, disingenuous about advice they got on whether to charge president trump with obstruction of justice in the robber moouler russia probe. the judge says she believes barr and his advisers already decided that they wouldn't charge the president before they got that written advice, largely in a redacted memo in 2019. >> the journal wants that memo released. she says it contained less legal advice on charging trump but instead strategic advice on how to spin barr's decision afterwards. judge jackson writes the fact trump would not be prosecuted was a given. >>> federal prosecutors want an outside lawyer to go through the evidence seized in the fbi raid o

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the news news. the news news. news . news. news. the the the into the conflict with tim, sebastian, nevada, and the conversation between israel and the palestinians gone into the 2nd week. i guess this week from jerusalem is michael freeman, policy advisor to israel's foreign minister. country now listen to the key criticisms being leveled by the by ministration and go back to seeking state solution complex. 30 minutes dw 1943 in rome. when the nazis began deporting italian jews, a sickness spread like wildfire in one of the hospitals. a true story of deception, a deadly disease. and an ingenious rescue. mission syndrome. k. 75 minutes. ah, was me species an expedition into the secret language of wales se sending part of the underwater listening as you're getting your window into their, their life that you would never, you never see your company, your research team to the pacific to the language of whales starts to force on d w. how does the virus spread? why do repairman? and when will all this 3 of the topics that we covered and o

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new river good morning. it was recently declared america's 63rd such park, but its roots are about as old as you can get. see the beauty and adventure and learn what you can't do in any other national park. >> nice tease. >>> then, we'll do a bit of gardening in heart of america's biggest city. hundreds of those community gardens have been created over the years in new york. more keep popping up, especially in last year. see how they do more than just beautify once empty lots. >>> then some sweet talk with a lover of all things dessert. >> mm. >> claire savitz first"bon appe now her cookbook has been called one of the best by "the new york times" and more. we'll get a taste in our "dish." >>> then a performance from a musician who just won the british equivalent of a grammy for best new artist. arlo parks is in our "saturday session." that and so much more is all ahead this morning. >>> but we begin this morning with a sign of life returning to pre-pandemic normalcy. on friday, many americans went maskless i

june 22 primary here in new york city. the news flow is truly extraordinary.nderpinning it is a high degree of uncertainty that this time is different but nobody wants to say that. this time is different with inflation, with corporate profits come as to where we are in the cycle. this is one of the key issues into the second half of the year. as you said we are already at midyear. tom: that is what andrew sheets said at morgan stanley. we have joseph cohen coming up, moffat nathanson schedule on bloomberg radio. yup a panel? -- you have a panel? lisa: we will be talking about inflation and the federal reserve. tom: very good. we continue forward. an eventful morning. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ (announcer) the core is key to losing weight, getting back in shape, and feeling good. introducing the aero trainer, designed to strengthen your core, flatten your stomach, and relieve stress and back pain. it conforms to your body and increases muscle activity. abs, back, obliques, hips, and glutes. get incredible results in just five to ten minutes a day. the a

today 36 new officers receiving their badges.artment received a thousand applicants in terms of applications and they're originally 51 recruits in this academy. the academy director says they're a good representation of the community. >> our classes have gotten more diverse. our female numbers have gone dramatically up in the last few classes. you see for yourself the ceremony today it reflects our community. this is a diverse city and a diverse academy class. >> congratulations to these 36 men and women. the recruits have completed seven months of training in the academy. spjd still well below peak staffing. down from 1,400 officers years ago. >>> congratulations to these new officers. a lot of graduations taking place this week. >> night hi news is next. >>> america on the move this memorial day. nearly 40 million americans hitting the roads and skies. the most since the pandemic started plus, the massive crowds gathering for the indy 500 campgrounds booked for months it's the start of the new normal but just how safe is it >>>

we'll have more on new on all of these new mask guidelines when we speak to dr. kavita patel. we have a question on our twitter page. >> a lot of people have questions. where to wear their mask, where not to wear their mask. >>> we'll turn now to capitol hill, the latest shake up in republican leadership. congresswoman liz cheney's criticism of former president donald trump has led to her ouster from her number three post in the house. and now she's giving new insight into the minds of some of her colleagues. >> elise stefanick, a trump loyalist, despite having a less conservative voting record, msnbc's amanda golden is joining us right now from capitol hill, where she's been following this story. amanda, good morning to you. what's cheney actually saying now about her colleagues? >> good morning, kendis. well, congresswoman liz cheney has continued to be incredibly outspoken against her republican colleagues for in her view, not defending conservative principles. she's been making the rounds, lots of different media appearances, really speaking out against these colleagues th

of it's really quite new.ded after the host of the number one hockey podcast in the world cracked a joke during an ad read. the podcast, spitting chiclets on barstool sports. former nhl star ryan whitney is here to talk hockey, girlty-man vodka, right, and all things barstool. and, speaking of which, erica far dinny joins us now. great to see you both. ryan, first, i wouldn't necessarily kuwait pink lemonade and vodka with smash mouth hockey, but that's how you like it, right? i mean, what was the light lighb moment where it went from your drink to an actual let's make this a brand discussion? >> well, first off, liz, thank you for having me on. i got that tell ya -- gotta tell ya, former nhl star, not necessarily the case. but i appreciate you. back to pink whitney, the podcast began, and we had an amazing partner. new amsterdam vodka came in and the first time that they were advertising the as our main sponsor. they asked us to just organically discussed vodka and your favorite ways to by drink it. and one o