zuckerberg. >> and aaron, you're -- go ahead, aaron.so i think you might have something to say about this. >> so the speech you just showed, that's just one of the reasons i admire sacha so much. that was all i had to say about that. >> okay. i'm having a little trouble with audio right here. but sacha, the commitment that these young people -- they were all young people. i was a kid at the time of the chicago 7 trial, so they seemed like real old guys to me. but the commitment you saw in these young people that you were portraying in the chicago 7 seems very similar to the commitment we've seen on american streets with black lives matter protests over the last year. >> definitely. when we made this there was not that mass movement and that mass and mass sense of communal courage. and it took immense courage to go out during covid to protest systemic racism. if you look at the last 12 months, we have seen it, incredible courage from protest movements from around the world who are out there peacefully protesting dictatorships. we had a l

zuckerberg. >> and aaron -- >> i -- >> go ahead aaron, you are whos for the social media, so is i think it. >> so well, did, the speech you showed there, that is one of the reasons i admire sasha so much. >> thank you. >> that was all i had to say. by the way. >> i'm having a little trouble with audio right here, but sasha, the commitment that these young people, you were all young people, i was a kid at the time on the chicago seven trial, so they seemed like real old guys to me. but the commitment you saw in these young people that you were portraying in the chicago 7 seems similar to the commitment we have seen on american streets with black lives matter protests over the last year. >> definitely. when we made this, there was not that mass movement and that mass sense of communal courage, and it took immense courage to go out in covid to protest against systemic racism. if you look at the last 12 months, we have seen it, incredible courage from protest movements from around the world who are out there peace ofly protesting dictator ships and autocratic rulers from moscow and in belar

please welcome back to "a late show," aaron paul! hello, aaron. >> hey, my friend!ssive fan of derek's video. >> stephen: derek is amazing. frank oz directed it with derek. it's amazing. it's kind of a magic show, but it's really storytelling and it's truth-telling. >> exactly right. he's an incredible musician but he's just such a beautiful story teller and, you know, he takes you on such an emotional journey that you didn't realize that you kind of needed and wanted. and, so, if you haven't seen "in and of itself," you have to check it out. it's been out for months now. it's still 100% of rotten tomatoes. >.>> stephen: i'm not paying him to say this, but 100% rotten tomatoes. are you a fan of magic yourself? >> yeah, and who isn't a fan of magic? yeah, i love magic. >> stephen: do you do any yourself? some people have hidden talents. do you have any of those? >> no, no, no. i do not do magic. well, not really. actually, a funny story, if i may. >> stephen: i hope. years ago, one of my first big gigs was on mission impossible 3, and i got to work with tom cruise. >

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his name is aaron langevelde. excuse me, aaron ven langevelde. langevelde. i forgot the extra syllable. aaron is a young lawyer who in november was a member of the michigan board of state canvassers, which is the group of people in michigan in charge of certifying elections. every state has to do that. every four years when we pick a president. the people vote, the votes are counted and then the results get certified in each state. it's routine. as far as civics goes, it's actually a little dull, which is in its own way kind of awesome, but it's critical. until all 50 states certify the results of their election, we don't get a new president. and perhaps this is overstating it a little bit, but last november, this guy with the awesome name, aaron van langevelde, from michigan, he kind of saved democracy for all of us on zoom. >> we have a clear legal duty to certify the results of the election as shown by the returns that were given to us. we cannot and should not go beyond that. as john adams once said, "we are a government of laws, not men," and this board

. >> the suspect was identified as robert aaron long, but he is currently in custody. >> reporter: the cherokee county sheriff's office believes 21-year-old long shot five people, killing four, at young's asian massage parlor in georgia. >> devastated. >> reporter: this woman's uncle is the sole gunshot survivor. >> we never know when we're at the wrong place at the wrong time because this was so all of a sudden. it was just a lot of things racing through my head. >> reporter: 30 miles south, atlanta police say it is extremely likely that long is also the suspect who then killed four more people at two other spas. >> we heard numerous gunshots coming from across the street. >> reporter: long was taken into custody after a manhunt that ended 150 miles south of atlanta. >> georgia state patrol troopers performed the pit maneuver which caused the vehicle to spin out of control. >> reporter: six of the eight dead are asian. investigators have not said if the attacks were racially motivated. >> nothing's going to be ruled out. we're conducting a multiple homicide investigation. wherever the

they get ben aaron, who is working across the street at the time. he comes over.is the chief thoracic surgeon at the hospital and realizes that we have to take this guy to surgery and fix him. at 2:57 p.m., and a lot of doctors took notes and i used these notes to build this timeline. not even a half hour after he'd been shot, probably a half hour after he'd been shot, they start wheeling him to the o.r. this is reagan delivering the best lines before he goes in. he sees nancy reagan and he says the old jack dempsey line "honey, i forgot to duck." and he really said it. doctors heard him say it. you know, i have notes they said it. people wonder did he say that stuff? he said everything. these weren't made up by republicans or his administration. he said this stuff. as he's wheeled to the o.r. he sees jim baker and ed meese, who rushed to talk to him. and this is mike deaver, and the aides. and he says, who's minding the store? you know, he is cracking jokes here's a guy, you know, whatever, so they wheel him to the o.r. here is reagan going to the operating room,

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aaron frazer, thank you again. the roots, thank you so much for watching everybody stay safe.

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they get ben aaron who is working across the street at the time he comes over. he's a the chief thoracic surgeon at the hospital realizes, you know, we have to take this guy to surgery we have to fix them at 257 pm i a lot of doctors took notes and i use these notes to build this timeline not even in half hour after you've been shot exactly half hours been shot. they start wheeling to the or and this is where reagan delivers some of his best line just before being wheel to the or he sees his wife nancy reagan. he reprises a line jack dempsey used after getting you know, losing the world heavy weight championship 1920s, honey. i forgot to duck. and he really said it doctors heard him say it. you know, i have notes that they said it people always wanted to be really say that stuff. he said everything weren't made up by republic. ends or his administration. he said this stuff then as his wheel to the or he sees jim brady. he sees jim baker and ed meese would rushed here to to talk to him and and it's mike dever and these are his three top agents collectively notes

and aaron's been in a giving mood.> whoa. >> yes. set in platinum. now, i don't know, ama, you know more about this. platinum, gold, i don't know which one is better. but if it's 5 carats, maybe it doesn't matter. >> yeah. >> it depends. you know, the different metals. some will get banged up a little more easily. either way that was a larry move of him, right? >> a larry move? not a larry move. >> you're that generous, right? >> we're in a different salary structure. aaron's a little higher. a little higher. but thanks for that. >> but if you could you would, larry. >> right. >> no question. no doubt. no doubt. yeah. platinum it is. >> thank you, larry. and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for spencer christian, larry beil, always generous, we'll see you tomorrow. see you tonight at 11:00, too. thanks. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar

his name is aaron langevelde. excuse me, aaron ven langevelde. langevelde. i forgot the extra syllable. aaron is a young lawyer who in november was a member of the michigan board of state canvassers, which is the group of people in michigan in charge of certifying elections. every state has to do that. every four years when we pick a president. the people vote, the votes are counted and then the results get certified in each state. it's routine. as far as civics goes, it's actually a little dull, which is in its own way kind of awesome, but it's critical. until all 50 states certify the results of their election, we don't get a new president. and perhaps this is overstating it a little bit, but last november, this guy with the awesome name, aaron van langevelde, from michigan, he kind of saved democracy

let's dig deeper into the private space industry with boom bust co-host christiane aaron peggle he's an adjunct professor of strategy and economics at de paul university with a focus in space commercialization thank you both for being here now aaron i want to start with you and this is the most simple question we talk about the private space industry what is the motivation behind private space companies like space x. blue origin and virgin galactic why are they doing all of this. well private launch companies like through your mentioning and many others are just trying to lower the cost of space so that we can fully develop the earth's space on a me lower transportation cost means it will be easier to develop overall infrastructure that can eventually make space launch a primarily human transport industry rather than cargo and human but i want to clarify when i say eventually i mean this is going to happen it could take a long time longer than 20 years right so we're constantly moving towards that goal and the ultimate goal of mission is to enable other types of economic interactions

and then this second incarnation of "chicago 7" happened with aaron sorkin.." and i shot down "borat" the movie and went to chicago and started filming but didn't tell aaron or any of the other cast what i was doing. because we had to keep "borat" completely secret. >> jimmy: you wanted to keep it quiet from them, it wasn't that you were worried that there would be some concern that you had to stay in character or something like that? you just didn't want them to know? >> yeah, no, the problem with "borat" was if word had got out, the movie would have ended. >> jimmy: right, right. >> it was a little weird. there was one scene where i'm playing abbie and i'm storming the democratic national convention. and i knew that three months later, i was going to be playing borat breaking into cpac. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> obviously when i did it the second time, i was wearing a prosthetic head that looked like donald trump. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i heard that, and i wonder if this is true, that you sometimes will wear a different pair of underwear, a pair of und

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aaron vanlangvelde. he was the only republican on that board oh who stood up to the president, and the chair of the state party. he sat and, sort of, spoke quietly on zoom. but thereby, stood up and saved democracy. it's a ton of power, behind his words and what he did. he joined the two democrats on the board, and voted to certify the legitimate results of the election in michigan. thereby, putting the final nail in the coffin in the president's scheme to pressure michigan republicans to overturn the election for him. and so, i mean, you see what i mean here. if it wasn't for that one guy in michigan on zoom, proverbially, standing up to the president. things might have gone very differently. it's one thing to know that trump didn't accept the election results, and wanted to overturn them. it's another thing to see how close he came to doing it. and what the president did in michigan, trying to get republican state-election officials to void the election and declare him the winner, instead. wasn't, of c

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. >> reporter: 21-year-old robert aaron long has been charged with the murders. >> he made a comment he was headed to florida and he was going to do similar acts in the state. >> reporter: long's family recognized security photos posted to social media and alerted deputies who then tracked his cell phone. >>> cherokee county sheriff captain jay baker facing backlash for comments at the news conference and previous facebook posts. he said robert aaron long was having a "bad day." >>> top intelligence officials who racially motivated extremists present greatest danger of mass killings in the u.s. some are feeling emboldened and energized. yesterday antidefamation league released a new report. >> it starts with propaganda and name calling. it escalates to harassment. it then extends to vandalism. it then amplifies into violence. >>> vanessa bryant, widow of kobe bryant, has released names of the four deputies accused of sharing photos from the crash site where kobe, their daughter, and seven others died. the latest on the lawsuit and internal police investigation. >> reporter: vanessa b

. >> robert aaron long shot up 3 atlanta area massage part of the community is struggling to understandthern baptist church has become the focus. ken harrison is chairman of a christian ministry for men pushing back against media reports and opinion pieces that zeroed in on the purity culture of conservative christians like some southern baptists promote. the denomination stresses traditional sexual roles for men and women, critics say it subjugate women. the media doesn't understand it is not about rules to follow but lives. >> when you see godly men so gentle and treat them with great respect, they have been changed from the inside. >> reporter: long, a member of crabapple first baptist church, claimed to have a 6 edition the drove him to attack the spots blaming them for his uncontrollable urges. a lengthy online statement the church denounced long saying this extremely correct is nothing less than rebellion against our holy god and his word and these actions are a result of a depraved mind for which aaron is completely responsible but one psychologist says the church may be at fault

to continue to enjoy so much success to the success that they have enjoyed over the last 10 years aaron tilton of reporting thank you thank you. and are right now the top story that we're tracking for you this hour the european commission has unveiled plans for a digital vaccine passer prop up the continent's tourism industry amid the pandemic all its proposed allowing e.u. citizens to show a digital certificate to prove that they have been vaccinated have tested negative or have recovered after contracting quantifiers. up next is been physical and no with your covert 900 special show. of. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection in developing what does the latest research say. information and context the coronavirus update 19 special. on d w. is quite as simple as it seeks. to understand the world. we need to take a closer to. experience no. cut. this hospital in the colombian coastal town to moscow was unprepared for the pandemic. the intensive care unit was only built up to code 19 had reached the city and infected thousands. far from the capital the pop

let's explore what this all means that every reporter aaron thompson joins us and now aaron what does this mean for the are self employed for the last or is a previously in the u k. well this is actually a huge victory for the some 70000 drivers. in the u.k. and while it may sound a little bit kind of like an academic difference the difference between a contract employee and a contract it really kind of get that's the heart of the federal office of the economy because it's all based on the side of the good employers like. the independent contractors they can afford to pay them less if they don't pay them social benefits next use the overhead really low now that lets them pass those savings on to the consumer which is part of the reason that their services become so popular in the last 10 years but if you really think about it you know consumer isn't paying for the low price and the employer can incur the low price i mean those low prices are really kind of built on the backs of their employees and they're the ones who are actually paying for that is value now this rededication actuall

as you are talking, i am thinking, why is this left to aaron mate and "the grayzone" to report?, thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: so, one of the people who was hammered with these lies, had to run for fiver run for president derailed by them, tulsi gabbard. she has been telling the truth since the beginning, and she joins us to look back on that experience. thanks for coming on. i remember when you were running for president, again and again, you were an apologist for a man who used chemical weapons against his own people. how do you think about that, now that the truth is emerging? >> well, when this was all happening, tucker, i was asking him question you were: where is the evidence? where is the evidence that would provide the basis for the u.s. to launch a military strike against syria? that evidence was never presented and it is very clear now, as time has gone on, there was a cover-up, and why was there a cover-up? it became very clear that this opcw report, the final report, was tailored before it was actually released in order to provide cover for that unconst

. >> 20-year-old robert aaron long arrives at the spa. he allegedly sits in his car for almost an hour. around 4:50 he enters young's and opens fire. police arrive within minutes finding a massacre. >> sounded like -- >> reporter: four are dead. xiaojie tan went by emily. she was a licensed therapist. she would have turned 50 yesterday. delaina young leaves behind a son and a baby. she was getting a couples massage with her husband mario who was in a separate room and able to escape. [ speaking foreign language ] >> paul andre michels, 54 of atlanta. daoyou feng, 44, whose address wasn't immediately known. a fifth person is in stable condition, 30-year-old elcias hernandez-ortiz. he was leafing the store next door and hit. >> we never know if you're at the wrong place at the wrong time, and i feel like that's what happened to him. >> police getting surveillance video and posting images online. long's father calls 911. >> i was there speaking with the family. they were very helpful in this apprehension. >> almost an hour after the first sh

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aaron, i appreciate your coming on tonight. you are brave.ou. >> thanks, tucker, appreciate it. >> tucker: so let's say the police want to come into your home with no warrant and, i don't know, take your guns awayi they can't do that right? the constitution prohibits it. interestingly, the current administration is now arguing before the supreme court that they do have a right to do that. no one seems to be noticing this. we will tell you what happened. also, our news show tucker carlson today begins on monday. how do you watch it? we will show you how you watch it straight ahead. ♪ ♪ this is the destroyer of ransomware. ah, i'm the head of i.t., my name is paula. destroying ransomware is, like, the most epic thing anyone's ever done. it's actually really easy. i just use sophos. if she told you how she did it, your face would melt off and you'd probably die. i just told you how i do it. we'll edit that part out so your face doesn't melt off. this is the destroyer of ransomware destroying more ransomware. she knows we know she knows we'll nev

-- and aaron rodgers!would. the most unexpected triumph of the night was when tracy morgan gave the award for best original score to my cousin sal, instead of the movie "soul." [ cheers and applause ] >> and the golden globe goes to -- "sal" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: congratulations, sal. it's about time you were recognized for your achievements in music. [ cheers and applause ] today, by the way, in case you just woke up is march 1st. march is here. guillermo, can you believe it's march? guillermo. >> time goes fast. ha ha ha. >> jimmy: well you're not alone in disbelief. it's time for another montage of incredulous newscasters. >> can you believe it's march >> guys, i woke up this morning like, wow. >> can you believe it's march 1st already. >> no, can you believe it's march 1st already? >> can you believe it's march 1st already. >> march 1st can you believe that. >> march 1st, can you believe it. >> march 1st can you believe it. >> march 1st, can you believe it. >> oh, my gosh, hard to believe. >> hard to

he's a 21-year-old, his name is robert aaron long. he was taken into custody after officials, you know, were able to release a surveillance photo of him and were able to capture him in a different county. my understanding is that they did a sort of pit maneuver on him, and essentially were able to take him into custody as he was fleeing and on the road. he was taken into custody without incident. that's according to the captain there in cherokee county. but then he came back down to metro atlanta, kind of the north atlanta area, the buckhead area, for those who are familiar with this area, and he was at two different massage parlors which were across the street from one another. atlanta police told us they had actually gotten calls from one of them. they were told it was a robbery in progress. they responded to a robbery in progress, and while there they got a call for shots fired at a parlor across the street. those two different scenes are something they're looking at. of course, the big question we're asking, are they connected, ar

aaron rodgers is from california. even have a football star saying hey, your rules have been wrong.ball star stepping into this too. >> yeah, absolutely. gavin newsom and his ridiculous state of the state last night said california was the best place in the country to do business even though it finishes last every year as a place to do business in surveys and aaron rodgers has been trying to help small businesses about while gavin newsom has been trying to close them down. elizabeth: all right. tom del beccaro, ran out of time there, we'll have you back on. good to have you, my friend. come back soon. >> take care. >> coming up retired army lieutenant colonel james carafano with us. reporters, media officials, in mexico are warning that you will see a flood of border-crossers coming in from the middle east, asia, africa. they are coming in from terrorist safe havens. bad actors crossing the border? that is what the media in central america, reporters in central america and mexico warning. the story next. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pa

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but because of three people i really loved hank aaron, sicily tyson, and mary wilson of the supremes. they took those shots and within a few weeks they were dead. i don't know why and i don't care why. i'm waiting for the one shot. the johnson & johnson shot. i do not trust those other shots because they came out so early. nobody has given me a reasonable explanation for what happened to hank aaron, sicily tyson, and mary wilson. host: thank you very much. go ahead. rachana: i want to just flag, there are numerous concerns about the development of these covid-19 vaccines, some of which our color highlighted. they were developed in record time compared to how long vaccine development and manufacturing takes historically. all three vaccines available in the u.s. are highly effective, all the research notes that they have -- they are extremely good at preventing systematic disease or moderate to severe covid that would keep you out of the hospital or potentially worse. they are effective and i think all of the medical experts including our top government officials say that if a vaccine i

aaron, i appreciate your coming on tonight. you are brave.hank you. >> thanks, tucker, appreciate it. >> tucker: so let's say the police want to come into your home with no warrant and, i don't know, take your guns away? they can't do that right? the constitution prohibits it. interestingly, the current administration is now arguing before the supreme court that they do have a right to do that. no one seems to be noticing this. we will tell you what happened. also, our news show tucker carlson today begins on monday. how do you watch it? we will show you how you watch it straight ahead. ♪ ♪ - hello, friends, michael youssef here. to some people, the cross is a symbol of division and hatred. to others, the cross is an offense. only those who place their whole trust in the christ of the cross will receive forgiveness of all of their sins and guilt and receive eternal peace. will you come to christ today? - [announcer] visit findingtruepeace.com to find out more. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?"

we'll get to that much later in the show but it has already won for best screenplay for aaron sorkin. is one of the more distinguished categories, it might give us a clue that that is the way the voters are looking a little bit later on. if you haven't seen this particular film, if you haven't seen this particularfilm, it is if you haven't seen this particular film, it is that in 1967, the democratic convention in chicago when there were disturbances on the streets and a trial that followed involving defendants accused of being involved in those disturbances. 0k, thank you for that, peter. we will have plenty more on the golden globes throughout the next couple of hours as the six cases of a coronavirus variant — which was first detected in brazil — have been found in the uk. there's concern the manaus variant may be more transmissible, and less likely to respond to a vaccine, than the original virus. five out of the six cases are linked to travel from brazil. the national medical director for nhs england, professor stephen powis, says the country is well placed to deal with them. we

. >>> plus aaron rodgers making a new $1 million donation. will help people in his northern california hometown. it's all next. it's 6:39, a lot more to come. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. 6:42, follow-up on the san francisco plastic surgeon whose zoom traffic court appearance got national attention when we period during an operation. "the bee" reports dr. scott green paid the fine for speeding and fine to avoid a second hearing. the judge quickly rescheduled to allow green to focus on his patient. the state medical board is investigating. green did not respond to "the bee's" latest report. >>> a live look in las vegas this morning and good news, nevada has not seen a new covid related death during the past two days. just under 5,000 people there have died over the past year from covid. >> that's great news. >>> we've got a live look from phoenix as well, arizona also showing signs of improvement with no new covid deaths reported yesterday. nearly 16,000 have died but the sun is up over phoenix this morning. president

the surveillance showing the suspect, robert aaron long, his own parents tipping off police after seeing the surveillance. the shootings prompting an outpouring of sorrow and outrage in atlanta and across the nation. we have been reporting here on the increase in attacks on as asian-americans. on capitol hill, the house holding its first hearing on ant anti-asian discrimination in three decades. at the white house tonight, the president orderering the flag to be lowered at half staff. and news tonight involving the longer be the spokesperson on - this case, after what he said and serious questions about a post on social media. we begin here with abc's steve osunsami again tonight from atlanta. >> reporter: asian families who live in the north atlanta suburbs are frightened, angered and heartbroken tonight over the murders of the eight people here, six of them asian women and they're asking us to remember emily tan. she owned young's asian massage where this white man with a gun was seen on surveillance video walking into her business before police say he shot four people dead. today was

and when he was in the operating room, he went through surgery, then aaron retrieved the bullet, and i interviewed it's fascinating how routine the hospital try to keep things during his surgery. you know, very by the book's former military man wanted to ensure his own team was there, so even a 31-year-old surgical intern. that 31-year-old surgical intern david reached into the president's chest and pulled his beating heart in his hand to give been errant more room to take out the bullet. think of that, 31 year old, the presidents beating heart in your hand. what's the power like in that moment? they find the bullet, such up the bleeding, stop the bleeding, such a, up send him to the recovery room where he again regales hilarious one liners that he wrote by hand and the reagan with library. the 1991 tenth anniversary of the shooting, the reagan came here for an anniversary abandoned to support the brady bill for gun control, which is a big deal for reagan. and they named the emergency room the ronald reagan a city of emergency medicine. in the seventies, a secret service realized tha

so did hank aaron. but, as a believer, i believe their work was done. host: you said you know people who are hesitant to take the vaccine, what do you say to them? and as you were getting vaccinated, has that helped them come to that decision? caller: i got the vaccine because my wife is a bus driver. she got the vaccine. if i was single, i'm not want to come out. when i go to the store, i am the first one there early in the morning. so i do not put myself in a position to even be around that many people. but most people that i know that are hesitant were -- their concern was, first of all it was rushed. second of all, you have too many conflicting statements. first, it was -- from the trump administration -- they said it was a hoax, basically. then hid the information from the american people. then dr. fauci, because he didn't want to go against trump, was inconsistent with some of his it statements from the beginning. but the overall fact of the matter is, i believe if it fails, that would be incentive for the democrats to lose this 2022 election. hos

the suspect was identified as robert aaron long, 21 years old.he is currently in custody. we have been communicating with them. we understand they did a manoeuvre on him and took him into custody. as far as we know, without incident. so the suspect who we believe committed these crimes here today in cherokee county, is in custody in crisp county. and we certainly appreciate the media's assistance, the public�*s assistance, from crisp county and all the other law enforcement people that are here, helping with this incident. we are still gathering information. the suspect has been named as 21—year—old robert aaron long, who lives in cherokee county. he is now in custody in crisp county. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: realistic — attractive but artifical — the next breed of robots that could be indistinguishable from their human creators. today we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter... cheering and applause more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision. all of this cause

elizabeth: video football stars, green bay packers, aaron rogers and going after gavin newsom senior is from california yellow football star saying your rules have been wrong you been swimming small businesses, it striking a football star is stepping into this to. >> california was the best place in the country doing business even though it finishes last every year and aaron rogers has been tried to help small businesses while gavin newsom is trying to close them down. elizabeth: we ran out of time will have you back on, good to see you, come back soon. >> take care. elizabeth: retired>> u army lieutenant james carafano, the central american mexico warned there seen anls increasing bordr crossers coming in from the middle east from asia and africa they are seeing it coming in from terrorists state haven bad actors crossing the border? that's what the media and central america reported to central america mexico warning, that story next. ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. (man) i'm a verizon engineer, part of the