. >>> as reporter brian yettes explains that some republicans are not happy with his choices. >> reporteresident elect donald trump is moving full steam ahead on building his administration, meeting with a slew of high-profile visitors this weekend. on the schedule new jersey governor chris christie and john bolton, the former ambassador of the united nations. >> and their support for the iraq war, if we don't learn the lesson of the iraq war then we could commit it again. >> reporter: trump met with retired marine veteran and mitt romney who is being considered for secretary of state. >> it was a great first step and people should be proud of the way things are going here in president elect trump's operations. >> reporter: some of the appointments could represent a shift away from the hard line national security picks that trump announced last week including jeff sessions of alabama to be attorney general and general michael flynn to be national security advisor. >> donald trump and his campaign echoed the views of democrats, not republicans. massive transorration bill -- transportation

no word yett if any one outside the pa zillion at the university of illinois at chicago was arrested or injuredchicago was arrested or injured. news chopper were above the scene and unlike what happened inside the arena, there didn't appear to be any physical confrontation between trump supporters and the demonstrators as police officers on foot and horsebackwork to keep them apart. as for trump he was scheduled to speak tonight after the rally at private event at the rolling meadow in illinois. he cancelled the appearanc as well. the 7 news night team. >> also in the news tonight. drama unfolding on miami beach as big group of spring breaker end up going wild. police say bottle were his thrown as this unrulyy crowd forced them to briefly shut down part of ocean drive. nicole has more on this brawl on the beach. the. >> this video posted on periscope shows the huge crowd gathered at eighth and oceanafter 7:00 o'clock. some beach goers fighting with police. >> people throwing bottles. ththwing drink. and unfortunately this is not nice to site. police department earlier tweeted quote l

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yett the president there keeps criticizing the lockdown meant to slow down the spread of the disease. on sunday he greeted hundreds of people protesting against lockdown. reporter: brazilian president is still staunchly opposed to the lockdown. reporter: although the president continues to minimize the disease, this time he chose not to get too close to the anti-lockdown protesters greeted outside the presidential palace. with some exceptions. this demonstration took place as the number of infected pazed the 100,000 figure. the number of dead passing the 7,000 victims. experts say the real figure could be 10 or 15 times higher. that's why brazil states decided to impose the lockdown. to slow down the spread of the disease. and why they say his criticism is dangerous. many residents back the lockdown. reporter: schools and businesses will remain closed at least until may 11. and to encourage residents to keep their distances and abide by the rules, the city of rio de janeiro symbolically lit the statue of christ redeememer wita mamask on his face. annette: ventilators says it's foiled

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congress right now, they go home and do commercials how they want to protect the existing conditions yett they are suing, -- and they are suing, they are suing right now in court to gut the aca and eliminate protections for people with the existing condition. people could be denied coverage when they need it most and covid-19, resulting in more chaos in these challenging times. you won't hear any mention of the lawsuit at the republican convention, no. president trump actually started monday saying he would defend protections for americans with the existing conditions. he actively said that while the administration is in court right now suing to take away these protections. you can't this stuff up. surreality. that is what it is. dishonesty. lying. for this and so many reasons, we need to elect joe biden and kamala harris. the american people cannot afford four more years of this dangerous and chaotic leadership. one more point. the trump administration's health care sabotage and weekend inadequate coronavirus response -- weak and inadequate coronavirus response, and no one is more guilty

and communication with russia and how much of it was collusion or was it obstruction, and that is yetto be determined, but it is really, really bad for us in a democracy. >> and kevin, what to that, in that russian said that we wanted to sow some distrust within the democratic process and look at people fighting with each other at the same time, and then at the same time the president is saying i am all about the law enfor enforcement and a big proponent of it, and then lately, he is saying a lot that is very disparaging of the law enforcement branch of the fbi, fbi is all about securing the borders and the president is also saying on the other side of his mouth, i'm about securing the border. so can you have it both ways, and i guess not even both ways, but a lot of ways here? >> i think that tharon is right on this, and it is a politization of the process, and people are going tointo the corners and earlier in the week, the the democrats were up in arm, and don't release it, and don't can release it and now that it is released, it is not that bad and proves this, and the republican s

for more on the humanitarian situation in sudan, let's speak to sheldon yett, unicef representative to to sudan. is your reaction to review. what is your reaction to this review. it what is your reaction to this review. , ., what is your reaction to this review. , . review. it is a catastrophe, it is not news _ review. it is a catastrophe, it is not news any _ review. it is a catastrophe, it is not news any of _ review. it is a catastrophe, it is not news any of us - review. it is a catastrophe, it is not news any of us want to hear on the eve of christmas. it is a disaster for sudan and the world. it tells us the situation is getting worse and worse. we are now almost two years into the conflict now and it is critical that we are able to get assistance to all children and people in sudan who need it.— children and people in sudan who need it. just tell us what our who need it. just tell us what your teams — who need it. just tell us what your teams are _ who need it. just tell us what your teams are seeing - who need it. just tell us what your teams are seeing and i your teams are see

earlier i spoke to sheldon yett, unicef representative to sudan, and began by asking for his responseis is not the news any of us want to hear on the eve of christmas. this is a disaster for sudan, it's a disasterfor the world. it tells us that the situation is getting worse and worse. we are now almost two years into this conflict now and it's critical that we are able to get assistance to all children, and all people in sudan who need it. and just tell us and just tell us what your teams are seeing and telling you. we are having difficulty getting assistance to those most in need. this is a country at war and it's a country that is in desperate need of food, and to those affected populations, clean water, health care, education, we need a package of services but most importantly we need to be able to target those most in need. we need access. we need consistent delivery of food and nutritional supplies and health supplies to those populations in need. and that has proven difficult. ~ . ., ., ., difficult. we have heard a lot about the — difficult. we have heard a lot about the crisi

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where can did this dossier come from and what can did we learn from it, and what does it yett have to say. this is some of what we have learned. >> are there any russians here to might? any russians? >> they have conducted watergate 2.0. [ speaking foreign language ] >> this fake dossier was made up. >> i don't use the term dossier, because these were field reports. >> is there something here that i hacould verify? >> i call it the russian hoax. >> it is all fake news. >> i am not involved with russia. the president of the united states. >> it started in the spring of 2016 with a former british spy whose name was almost too james bond to be true, steel, christopher steel. >> and we will make america great again. thank you, everybody. >> if you were looking to investigate donald trump's alleged russian connections christopher steel would seem like the perfect fit. >> he can tell you off of the top of his head the leading members of the russian mafia and the people who have influence in the kremlin and so on. >> nigel west knows christopher steel, and he is a writer and historian whose

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no word yett& if the threats are related. the with the ladies and scott westerberg has highlights of a good matchup in mount vernon. --the mustangs hosting unbeaten and second ranked western dubuque...mount vernon was in this the whole way....libby ryan spots up and hits from three....musta ngs within 7.... --bobcats have an answer in the form of morgan pitz....first she buries this triple from the wing....on the next mount vernon the steal...she takes i icoast to coaststor the lay- in.....western dubuque up 46-33 late in the third... --midway through t 4th it's kaitlyn volesky with the niftyost move...that pull the mustangs back within 7.... --but they didn't have enough to pull the upset....future uni panther megan maahs hits the turnaround jumper as western dubuque stays perfect with the 55-45 win over mount vernon... --let's head south on highway one to solon where the spartans hosted central dewitt....defense was the name of the game early on as taylor ryan steps in front of the pass and takes it the other way for 2....t

vice president of the united states sold out his office for $8 million and we haven't gotten to china yettehere he sold out his office again. ukraine and china, they believe they bossed the president of united states. how can you talk to you the ca you'rebout russia if being corrupted?by the lawyer. completely discredited. >> laura: as a lawyer though i think it's confusing. i just want to understand it it's confusing to people. were you acting as the president's personal representative interfacing with state?e? or were you working as kind of a pseudo-government emissaryry working to ferret out corruption in the ukraine? were they dual roles? i think that gets confusing. >> let me tell you the facts.thl them. they asked me if i would take a call from him and if i would meet with him and i did and i reported it back to them and the conversation was completely normal and there was no bribery and there was no extortion. nothing like what biden did. i didn't do that in the president didn't do that. so why are we talking about us and not biden? because the media in the city is corrupt. that's wh

dunyasha yetts. we have not heard back.e invited congressman jim jordan to speak with us on camera or on the phone. >> jon: thank you. the race to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach from a cave in thailand continues at this hour as authorities tried to determine the best way to get them out. correspondent lisa holland from sky news is on the ground in thailand to look at the risky rescue. >> this jungle provinces leaders came to the cave with relatives of missing boys. it's politicians, military, religious leaders are coming and going here all the time. the atmosphere is chaotic. navy seals filmed this video of the boys introducing themselves, professing to be in good health but not strong enough to take on the ultimate challenge. divers are working around the clock shifts to supply food and medicine. it's becoming clear that training them to dive into safety may not be the best option. it's a perilous journey. >> it's going to be a scary experience but we believe they are strong enough to deal with it. if that becomes t

last night, there was yett another republican debate, and everyone's talking about the battle between texas senator ted cruz and official trump-brand trump, donald trump. these fellas used to have a very good relationship, but that is very over now. >> it is official. the bromance between republican presidential candidates donald trump and senator ted cruz is over. >> the bromance is over. >> the bromance is absolutely over. >> stephen: yes, they had a sort of romance between bros-- a bromance, if you will. but now it seems they're going through a bromance breakup-- a breakup, if you will. ( laughter ) they have been on the rocks since trump pointed out that cruz, who was born in alberta, might really be a then cruz pointed out that trump was born in new york and might really be an a-hole. and cruz, cruz-- trump was insulted-- cruz has refused to apologize, which i say proves he's not canadian. now, i thought they both did well, but a lot of tv peopop say that cruz won for a simple reason. >> cruz held his own last night and he's a master debater. >> cruz is a master debater. let's ju

massive amounts of rain caused historic flooding across centraand south texas...and it'ssnot over yett chris pollne has more his in san marcos, texas, flood water rose so quickly it surrounded a school with everyone to another, dryer school using an armored military vehicle. scenes like this playing out across texas, especially in the busy i- 35 corridor between austin and san antonio. "after last weekend's rain saturated the soils, it didn't take a lot to fire things up, and that what we saw this morning." part of austin saw six inches of rain in an hour. one neighborhood recorded more thann14 inches total. more rain than it got in the entire month of may. it caught many drivers off guard. a passerby helped this woman escape from danger. "i quickly rolled down the window and pulleddyself out." on he day beforere halloween, the flash floods sent pumpkins floating in the streets. a suspected tornado dropped a large trailer on a hotel roof in floresville. and a lightning strike devasasated by floodinn in may. hit hard agaa. "this is the devastating. and the rain isn't over yet. chris pol

it was a proud moment of the cold war without firinging a shot, and yett in that tinderbox of a time, he led with a steady hand and defusing the cold war without firing a single shot, and forcing the young rights of young black men and women to study at the university of their choice, and unleashing a corps of young volunteers as ambassadors for peace in distant corners of the globe and setting america's sights on the moon precisely because it was hard and unwilling to consider the possibility that we might not win the space race, because he had an unwavering faith main th character of the character of the people that he led, resilient, optimistic, innovative and courageous. it is worth remembering this, the times in which president kennedy led us, because for many americans, i know this feels like an uncertain and even perilous time. the forces of globalization, and technology have upended many of the established assumptions about the economy, and they have provided great opportunity, but great inequality and uncertainty for far too many. our politics remains filled with division and

i had yett how far slavery wen in this country.ejection of this was a slap across my face. >> and now it is going to be put up for auction and this has to be really personal for you. and this decision to now let go of your physical reminder of your aunt who is also a national treasure and the sack ru fis that she made and the mother of the modern day civil rights movement. >> yes. >> tell me about this decision to say that you are will ting t let it go and be auctioned. >> well, as a part of the macauley family, we understood and i had yet to learn how loved she is around the world, and to rosa's greatly loved. we have been, i want to say, trained to realize that i don't own auntie rosa, and she is not that small, and because she is loved around the world, we understand greatly ta that sometimes you have to be able to lett her go. you know, let her go, because the people need to understand the impact that she had on the history of the world and how people, excuse me, how people view her. >> yes. >> so that has been hard. i can just

yett netanyahu has denied all wrongdoing. >> and it's all going to come down to that country's attorneypolice have made their recommendations that he should be charged for those crimes. >>> let's switch gears and get a check on our weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill. >> summer and winter continue in a short space across the country with a flooding threat in the middle. temperatures cooled off cart mat ekly across the east. the cold front has come through in the mid-atlantic is cooling off today. but the front is going to fall out and it's not going to make it down to the southeast. we've had hundreds of the last couple of days. 82 tallahassee, a record, and raleigh, around 77. the front has stalled. 16 million people under flash flood watch. all these people in southern arkansas, mississippi and louisiana are under flash flood warnings. numerous roads are flooded out in this region. how about the northern portion efs of the ohio valley? yesterday morning, the fronts was coming through and it was warm. now we have another front coming through and we have sleet and freezing

out yettting taken again after yesterday's slide, dragging energy equities with that uncertainty rains in the commodity. president trump's positive covid test and what is going on behind the scenes not the white house. joining us is mario parker, bloomberg white house reporter. what do we know at this moment? mario: everything is kind of unclear, given that the white house was taken by surprise with the president and first lady testing positive last night. we are starting to get some inckle sin -- some trickles in terms of who has negative results. we know that jared kushner and ivanka trump, two of the aides,nt's other closest have negative tests, as well as his son barron. right now we know that there's negative tests that have come in. we are not sure just yet how many other white house staff will be quarantined. guy: thank you very much, indeed. how on earth was the white house cut by surprise by this is a key question. another surprise, another big story. this in terms of what we have seen for the economy. the payroll number coming out a little bit earlier on, and it was significa

what happened yesterday is not a definitive ruling, and there is a lot yett to come when it comes with the manafort case. >> thank you, both of you, and thanks for using the word shambolic. and has the country accomplished anything after the parkland shooting? next, i will speak to a father who lost his son in that shooting. the wonderful thing about polident is the fact that it's very, very tough on bacteria, yet it's very gentle on the denture itself. polident consists of 4 powerful ingredients that work together to deep clean your denture in hard to reach places. that work together you're smart,eat you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. with expedia, you can book a flight, hotel, car, and activity... ...all in one place. everything you need to go. expedia i'm a fighter. always have been. when i found out i had age-related macular degeneration, amd, i wanted to fight back. my doctor and i came up with a plan. it includes

yett a demands. first demand was to transfer the vacant homes that the city of phihiladelphia and the housig into a community land trust. they refused to talk toto us abt those issues. they raised many other issues that were imporortant, but refud to talk about those. we dececided we would walk out, that we needed that one conversation that was about permanent housing. upon doing that, they started to escalate and threaten us and to cut our sanitation contracts. we then engaged them again. that is where we are at now. they have decided to come to the table with the actual mayor and the actual housing authority ceo to have a real conversation about permanent low income housing. amy: last month, one of your fellow housing activists,, jennifer bennetch, announced they were helping unhoused families occupy multiple homes. in this clclip from an intntervw with unicorn riot, she describes who owns the homes. >> so we're over there right across the street from the $45 million housing authority had -- headqu

but, you know, let's step back for a minute and let's not forget, you know, ye yett again the fbi, the department of justice finds itself playing favorites in the middle of an election.. the issue of trump's documents at mar-a-lago was an issue in the campaign leading up to these latest elections. joe biden himself, as youn played in that clip, joe bidens himself inserted those documents into the campaign and ran part on and f the electn for democrats against donald trump, against republicansmocra on that issue. the fbi, department of justicedu knew about these biden documents before the election and they chose to cover it up, even though the president was using this exact same issue. noi and there is nffo difference. s it's the exact same issue. even though the president was using it as a political cudgel to beat up republicans. my my hunch is that the reason that the only reason that the attorney general has made this this decision is because he realizes the timing is bad for republicans in the house are coming down. ging thi and so he looked around and picked the least damaging thin

. >> brian: yetts.iends turn on you at a time when we are helping them out the most in europe. >> stuart: now the president goes to ireland won't be answering any questions won't take this on whether it's the documents or china or russia or ukraine, whatever. he will not answer questions. he is back to the basement strategy which worked last time. good morniit doesn't work this . >> brian: zombie presidency. if you don't mind i would like to watch your show in between my radio show from 9:00 to noon. i will be joining us at one point on your show at varney and company. american built mondays, 6 days to wait 9:00 on fox business. now it says i should thank stuart varney. thank you, stuart varney. >> stuart: you are welcome brian kilmeade. >> brian: we never get a one-on-one. this is fantastic. let's go upstairs to ashley strohmier. >> ashley: department of investigation opening investigation into loudoun county schools over the district's response to reports of se sawlt. sexual assault. writing this is a

wewe have not yett felt the full impapact of f e gases that are already in the atmtmosphere jujt because e delays in ththe systemem. it takes decades for the ocean to warm up and for ice sheets to melt. so there is consequences for young people that are already built into the system. that isis why young people have fifiled a lawsuit against the trunk government to try to get them to take -- trump government to try to get them to take the actions necessary. amy: we are going to post that now on democracy now.org, a children's lawsuit. the dakota access pipeline has just send the rain forest action and greenpeace, talking about them as ecoterrorists whoho hinr their building of the dakota access pipeline. just today in the news in wisconsin, six people were arrested after one locked themselves to a piece of heavy machinery to carry tar sands from alberta, canada to wisconsin, facing resistance from indigenous leaderers and others. dr. hansen:: i am helping some f these people who have been arrested by trying to help them in their defense, trying to get themem not penalized for what ty have

the head of unicef pacific — sheldon yett — says he thinks the red flag programme will be a success.t has not been affected by this outbreak, and people see why it is so important to vaccinate their children. there is demand, people want to get their children vaccinated and we do think that will make a difference. but if they will now, and there is this passion to do it, why not before? well, i think there are a number of reasons. one is that, as many people know, two children died here 18 months ago or so. that had a huge impact here. people worried about vaccination. but of course we know there vaccination is completely safe, we know it was human error. but rumours get started there, social media was at play, and there area social media was at play, and there are a lot of pressures on people not to vaccinate their children, but i think that tide has turned on the pressure is reversed to vaccinate their children, which is a good thing. we want to ensure every child in this country is fully vaccinated. with those two children, it was administered incorrectly with a muscle relaxant in

including ron desantis, a guy that he has been bashing and slanldedering all over the country, and yett i defend donald trump i support him in this case so this is a reminder of how powerful and potent a force trump continues to be. we'll see if he can keep that. we know that this does turn off centrist voters. we saw what centrist voters did to trump-backed candidates in the 2022 elections, but in the short-term as donald trump tries to consolidate republican support, this is a big boost for him. >> carlos curbelo, i appreciate your time. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> up next, we're watching history unfold there's no doubt about this before our very eyes we'll talk to historian john meacham about this you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports. the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com - representative! - sorry, i didn't get t

mosquitoes haven't come out yett but they're about to.ut t the good preliminary research is there.th thisit clinical trial. tal very scary news about the talcum powder.powd everyone has used baby powder ae some point.nt. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> for years.>> >> inn clueing on baby, yes, an, so it is just linked to women aa this point. but very scary.ry sca >> it is. i >> thank you, caitlyn., ca. >> sure. >> appreciate it. i >>> s giving us an update on the weather. there was -- i went out earlier and there were -- it was cold. it felt cold. c it was little misty.is >> i was walking down wisconsinn avenue with my umbrella up.lla i was the only one with anan umbrella.la >> your hair looks fabulous. >> got it under control but itu was such a fine mist.in mist. i felt foolish with the umbrella but tonight we have more of the same. >> okay. >> maybe few more showers thator are going to effect some of theh areas south and we have.. tomorrow also lighter rain. r but tomorrow night into friday,i that's when we're going to get the grand finale with maybe anbn inch of rain rolling into town..

executive director terror, a simple yett assymetric project. we don't have any claims of responsibility. there was not an official declaration, within 12 hours or so you had isis folks popping up to say we did this. what do you make of that? >> you can't really rely on a claim of a terrorist groups. historically they didn't take claim right away. they would evaluate how much fear and terror they put into the population. this air craft blew up over sinai. they found the wreckage over in a matter of hours. by blowing up over the water, you go into the mh-370 scenario. you have no idea where or when you'll find that and that of course, extends this story out a long way. they may not want to take claim right away. >> one thing i keep thinking about is the distinction between a kind of attack you would do in which it required passenger willing or someone on the plane willing to kill themselves versus some kind of on board explosive device that can be remotely controlled. it strikes me, the latter is much harder, right sng. >> it is harder in a way.

no severe weather out there yett butre's already rain in the mountains of west virginia just generalowers at this point. but as it comes over the ridge and over the blue ridge and interacts with what will become a very hot and humid late ours ng and lunchtime around here, likely to see that general area of rain turn into a round of thunderstorms once you put a littledaytime heating in it. so future weather, here is 2:00 p.m., rain turning into thunderstorms through thedo shenan valley, some possibility of stronger storms as far east as culpepper by 2. bym. 3:00 p. strong storms near dulles airport and popup storms potentially right over downtown owashington, dtown baltimore and this hit and miss area of strong thunderstorms right during the peak of the evening e commute, tween 4 and 6 or 7:00 p.m. so keep in mind, that threat of severe weather will then progress on to the eastern shore. things should turn quieter later on in the evening. a lot of rainchances the next few days. this first round of storms today will be the most likely to have severe weather with it. another stormy day

we don't yett understand the parameters of the trump presidency.irst, let's get you caught up with the bloomberg first word news. china's stabilization held in november with industrial production climbing 6.2% from a year earlier. slightly above estimates. 10.8% while about fixed asset investment increased in the first 11 months of the year. policymakers have more room to switch from stimulus towards curbing financial threats. president-elect donald trump will announce today that he mobileo nominate ask on ceo rex tillerson as his secretary of state. if he is confirmed by the senate, it would hand the job of the nations top diplomat to a man whose ties to vladimir putin go back almost two decades. this at a time when possible russian interference with the u.s. election is under scrutiny. a paris court was told that an imaginary -- on her charge of negligence charges. accused of not doing enough to prevent a large number -- government payout. she rejected the charge and said she acted in the general interest. the hearing continues today. global news

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the next is from former osu wrestler yetts, the wrestling coaching staff and the a.d.epartment knew about strauss inappropriate physicals on all levels including jim jordan. another unanimous wrestler, they knew he was in the showers. we all knew what happened. mike says i was close to both jim and coach. we talked openly within our locker room about strauss, in particular that he was a serial groper. hold on. hold on one second. hold that thought. we have some breaking news. president trump just spoke moments ago on the south lawn at the white house. let's listen in. >> it's going to be an interesting time in the uk and it's certainly going to be an interesting time with nato. nato has not treated us fairly, but i think we'll work something out. we pay far too much and they pay far too little, but we will work it out. all countries will be happy. the uk, that's a situation that's been going on for a long time. so i have nato, i have the uk which is in somewhat turmoil and i have putin. frankly putin may be the easiest of them all. who would think? who would think? but

yett said. he said what happened to me happened to me. after i protested, i went out and flat-out told the coaches. i told jim jordan, i told russ hellickson and they went and talked to dr. strauss. >> now, jordan basically -- the president and jordan are saying that everyone is lying and that jordan implicated some deep state conspiracy that has to do with his role in going after the mueller investigation. it seems the gentlemen that you talk to, some of them admire jim jordan. they call him jimmy, they have fond memories of him. is it your sense there's a vendetta they're pursuing? >> absolutely not. the overriding feeling that we're getting from them is dismay. here's a man that they respected, that they roomed with, that they relied on as coach, they trusted. they would have these talking sessions where they would talk about this, that and the other. one of them said that at one point coach jordan even mentioned how he wanted to run for president one day. they trusted this guy. and for him to come out flat out and say i didn't know an

but i am strongly for choice and yett i hate e the concept of abortion.t you wouould not ban it were partial-birth abortionon? mr. trump: i am pro-o-choice in every respect. as far as it goes. but i just hate it. amy: so that was president trump in 1999. fatima goss graves, talk about the significance -- saying "i am pro-choice in every way" and now he is the first sitting president ever to address the march for life march in washington. decadesa difference to makes in terms of his ability to play to his base. that is what this is about. the irony is seven in 10 do not want to see roe v. wade overturned. he is now out of step with the majority of people and has moved away from where most people are both in 1999, but certainly where they are right now. go tof you could then what happened on wednesday where the education secretary betsy make says she wants to abortion unconstitutional andd unthinkable and compared abortion to slavery. >> it is outrageous. it is outrageous to really compare anything to slavery, but it is outrageous to especially comparare ab

. >> greg yette, brother . >> there you go . >> hot dogs of the ballpark.st as old as baseball itself. al gordon or the hot dog i and the fans know him as a true throwback from the outfits -- >> we confuse predators . >> we have sauerkraut, onions, jalapeno, 3 types of mustard, mayonnaise, relish, catchup and capers wishes, you know, that's the supersecret menu item, the capers . >> even in this context, hal is unique picky is working on his phd at berkeley . >> i will be dr. hot dog . >> yummy hanging -- hot dogs! >> he is a legitimate veteran. the e's are his sixth major league employer . >> every time i moved to a new city city, i think i'm done and spring comes around and i think, i wonder if there any good vending in the state . >> let's catch up! given a an i. what does that spell? >> let's go! let's eat hotdogs! >> all of which makes help quite the fan favorite . >> not all have the guys have the energy that held has. >> you don't see too many vendors do that kind of stuff . >> he is a rock star in his own right here at the coliseum. >> reporter: how