cheryl: senator blackburn reaction to that question. >> well, i am delighted you have rob on the set i thank him for his service to our nation. and we had over 2000 cases -- afghans needing to come out our partners there, 200,000 that were left in the country. there were over 1 though i americans that were left in the country. 7.2 billion dollars worth of equipment, cheryl what happened in afghanistan sent a message to the world that this administration was not going to be serious about letting our allies know that they were our friend and our enemies know that they were our enemies, they o emboldened taliban xi jinping, vladimir putin watching carefully how we abandoned afghanistan now you have women and girls can't go to school, you have people that helped the american troops there, this testimony yesterday was devastating to the chain of command the withdrawal and the commander in chief how he approached happened with that you afghanistan withdrawal of. cheryl: devastating to families of those that served in afghanistan, devastating, to our veterans themselves. senator marsha blac

sheffield united came from behind to beat blackburn 3—2 at bramall lane.atic 91st minutes winner to set up an encounter with premier league side manchester city in the semi—finals. drew savage reports. this is what that wembley feeling looks like — sheffield united, through to the last four of the fa cup for the first time in eight years. their opponents had struck first after this jack robinson handball was spotted by var. ben brereton diaz doesn't usually miss those. seven minutes later, united were level. and a stroke of fortune about their equaliser. celebrations as max lowe's shot went in with a great deal of assistance from the knee of blackburn's sam gallagher. but rovers are only three championship places behind the blades and in the second half sammie szmodics put them in the lead again. and this is how close they came to making it 3—1. ryan hedges beat wes foderingham but hit the post. sheffield united refused to be beaten — equalising with nine minutes left, through sheer determination. extra time beckoned — but tommy doyle had other ideas. they

liz: look who is here from senate judiciary, senator marsha blackburn.>> great to be with you. liz: what is it reaction to the new house report that found justice department's documents, own u.s. attorneys show that the white house quote, had no legitimate basis, that they quote misused the fbi and the doj to go after school board parents upset about bad schools as domestic terrorists. even u.s. attorneys say this was quote, manufactured crisis. what do you say, senator? >> i say this is another of their political moves. they did this the week before the virginia governors election, thinking they would scare people into submission. you know, liz, fearful people are easier to control and, you see a lot of that. you see a lot of government overreach. you see putting fear in people. you look at the mandates, the lockdowns, what we experienced through covid. you look at what is happening with inflation. the steps this administration is making are very intentional. the teachers unions are very close to the white house. we all know that. we know that how they

next we have senator blackburn. sen. blackburn: thank you for being here. in tennessee this has been an issue where there is a lot of conversation about it. we have a lot of people that are unhappy with the way some of this has been approached. there is frustration. we talked yesterday about and -- the bots and how they impact ticketmaster's operations and you have blamed bot attacks on causing the crash during taylor swift ticket sales. ticket vendors seem to view bot attacks as normal to their operations. there was an act that got past -- passed, signed into law, senator schumer carried that over. the ftc has only enforced this once. they have had the authority to do this since 2016. this is unacceptable. senator blumenthal and i are going to do more on this entity -- at the commerce subcommittee. i have about four questions and i want to move quickly through this. don't try to just run the clock out on me which i don't appreciate. the data you collect, there is a 2019 report that showed ticketmaster's app has more downloads and active users than its comp

i am bradley blackburn in new york with what former president donald trump's legal team is saying, and what we know about his arraignment . >>> president biden is calling on congress to toughen up on bank executives. we have how he is addressing the aftermath of several tank failures. we have a lot to get to this morning. >>> here is a look at your weather forecast. >> the climate prediction center is showing drier than normal asians through out the bay area and all throughout california for the next to ys. this is a big dee granmethi with so much moisture recently that when we see rain on our phones, or just the icon , you from the north. could splash santa rosa with a little bit of showers just on saturday alone. on sunday there is another sweeping motion that could potentially bring in light scattered showers down into the golden gate bridge. it's going to be very light. don't be too alarmed. we are not going to be dealing with a lot. daytime highs for friday are beautiful. upper 50s and lower 60s with partly cloudy skies this afternoon. this is the forecast that we love to see afte

. >> reporter: paul blackburn has made a name for himself. blackburn is the longest tenured pitcher in the organization. >> i have been around the a's a long time. guys that have played seven years in that uniform, it's not a common thing. >> yeah. i don't know. i don't know. i love it here. coming here is like a family. >> reporter: that puts the natives in the older brother role here in mesa. >> first day of full squad workout. i try to wear a jersey every day to get back into the flow of things and feel comfortable with everything. i was walking out with a jersey and i had about 6 to 10 young guys like, do we have to wear a jersey? what do we have to wear? i said, hey, man can. you can't go wrong wearing a jersey. >> reporter: his message for the pitching staff that is sure on big-league experience? >> i want someone to leave here saying, i don't know who that was when he started, but when they leave they will know who was pitching. >> reporter: that's it for mesa. i've got a plane to catch. the giants are teaming up with alaska airlines t

. >> i don't know whether senator blackburn is ready to go. senator blackburn? >> i will pick up right where you are. senator graham has a bill that would allow pilots -- >> is your microphone on? >> -- let me see what he calls this pain. -- this thing. let experienced pilots fly act. it would allow pilots to fly up into age d7. -- age 67. let me see what you think about that. and, captain murray? i'd like to hear from you on this also. >> thank you, senator. i respectfully say that more could be done on the other end of the spectrum. it takes far too much money for an airline pilot to go to school and get the experience to qualify to become a pilot. other professions in the united states receive government assistance, and that is not often available to pilots. >> that takes time, sir. i'm talking about alleviating issues today. i live in nashville. i know sometimes we have grouchy flight attendants. people that are overworked. i talked to pilots, they are doing good work, god bless them all. and all the ticket agents that worked so hard through this debacle. th

blackburn: do you sign off on it? sec. yellen: i do. i do sign off on it. we infer with many people in the process of drafting that and it will go through full comment and review before a final -- sen. blackburn: let me ask you something else because the buck stops with you. you have really praised the ira. i want to ask you one more thing about that. because your statements contradict themselves somewhat. you talk about the ira as a way to really bring prosperity to lower inflation to lower the debt. so you do -- so do you really believe we can spend our way to lower inflation, to debt reduction, and economic prosperity? sec. yellen: i believe this law promotes clean energy and rnd and investment. sen. blackburn: that's not my question. do you believe we can spend our way to lower inflation? and i will move on obviously. sec. yellen: i've never said that i think that that is a solution to inflation sen. blackburn: you said the irs has been helped to answer more phone calls and respond because of the ira funding. i was looking at the irs data and it shows t

blackburn: let me ask you somethg else because the buck stops with y. you have really praisethe ira. i want to ask you one more thing about that. because your statements contradict themselves somewhat. you talk about the ira as a way to really bring prosperity to lower inflation to lower the debt. so you do -- so do you really believe we can spend our way to lower inflation, to debt reduction, and economic prosperity? sec. yelle i believe this law promotes clean energy andnd and investment. sen. blackburn: that's not my question. do youelieve we can end our way to lower inflation? and i will move on obviously. sec. yellen: i've never said that i think that th is a solution to inflation sen. blackburn: you said the irs has been helped to answer morehone calls and rpond bause of the ira funding. i was looking at the irs data and it shows the irs actually answered 2.6 million fewer calls this march during the tax filing system. -- filing season. i know senator soon asked about this. if we could get clarity from you and from yourestimony about this and what

joining me now tennessee senator marsha blackburn.enator, in my opinion the administration obviously created a serious pickle for themselves. after bailing out the billionaires at the silicon valley bank. one of the things i read today, you were there, janet yellen may have made things worse, deposits in u.s. banks will be guaranteed if they're, banks that systemic risk. sounds like to me, to senator lankford's point community banks don't have systemic risk. if you don't have money in one of the big giant banks, you know what? you will not get a bailout over 250,000. >> chars, that is why i asked her specifically if this was a move to nationalize the banking system. because it certainly sounds like it. when you look at their move to guarranty all deposits in this bank, if they are going to do that nationwide for every bank, then what they are in essence doing nationalizing the banking system. and i asked her if she had taken the time to have someone run the numbers on what that was going to cost and what it would end up costing each o

i'm going to ask senator blumenthal and blackburn to give remarks. they have both been pioneers. >> thanks very much mr. chairman and i want to personally thank you that only for having this hearing but you are a very interest -- but you're very interesting work at rejecting kids online. it's senator graham for his order ship -- his partnership. this cause is truly bipartisan which senator blackburn and i are showing in real time, here, the work that we are doing. the earn it act this unconscionably section to shield big tech accountability. i think we need to be blunt from the beginning because we know right now the central truth. ruthlessly pumped up prop us -- profits by purposely exploiting kids and parents pain. and people like emma have been victims of big tech hideous experiment. parents like kristin have lost the full children like carson. parents whose tears and raw grief as you came to see me in my office moved me with heartbreaking power. beyond heartbreak, what i feel is outrage, outrage at inaction. congress and failure to pass the bill

marsha blackburn andh tulseri gabbard react next. andh . not all chefs are men. oh, she can't do that. she's a girl. women bring creativity balance into a kitchen. no one should go hungry. it■s a human right to know where your next meal is coming from. we're changing our community one bite at a time, and we're not done yet. if you can see her. you can be her. >> well, we played this last night, it bears watching again, all regional banks are not created equal and will not get bailed out. forget the community banks, that's what the treasury secretary thinks anyway. >> bank only gets that treatment if a majority of the fdic board and i in consultation with the president determine that the failure to protect uninsured dep others would create systemic risk and significant economic and financial consequences. >> well who else gets protected with the move to save silicon valley bank? joe's friends in china. >> been reported publicly that svb had a large number of chinese investors that are there including some that were companies directly connected to chinese communist

and goal of the day — how about this from tommy doyle for sheffield united to knock out blackburn 3—2it was his best goal ever. and who'd argue? joe wilson, bbc news. here is the fa cup semifinal draw. manchester city, who hammered burnley 6—0 yesterday, will play championship side sheffield united, who beat blackburn 3—2 and brighton, who beat grimsby 5—0, will face manchester united. arsenal have extended their lead at the top of the premier league to eight points after beating managerless crystal palace at the emirates, in the only match in the premier league on sunday. the gunners got off the mark thanks to a smart finish by gabriel martinelli. and that lead was doubled thanks to bukayo saka. arsenal were comfortable in the second half. granit xhaka made it three before palace, who sacked former gunners midfielder patrick vieira this week as their head coach, pulled one back. saka then completed the win, to make it 4—1 with his second of the day. mikel arteta's side now well clear of their nearest rivals, manchester city. the energy that we put in right from the game we were reall

we are so appreciative of your time, senator blackburn. my best to your state of tennessee. republican critics taking on a manhattan district attorney alvin bragg saying political pressure forced when im to lawn of his case against former president donald trump. they are demanding answers from the d.a. himself. phil holloway with his legal expertise in "focus." dr. anthony fauci and d.c.'s mayor getting a shot of reality. i bet it feels like a vaccine. they hit the streets to push the covid vaccine and some people they didn't expect hit back. >> when you start talking about paying people to get vaccinated, when you start talking about incentivizing saying to get people vaccinated there is something else going on. >> harris: yeah, you want to know what people think? ask them. we'll see if that footage makes the new documentary set to premier. we'll play it here. stay close. ed at the interest rs on your credit cards lately? get ready for a shock. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars every month, pay off the balances on your high-ra

senator marsha blackburn, senior senator from that state. is the shooter, and what was his motive. and i suspect it is a him, that's the tragedy. this is almost always young men who engage in these type of shootings in schools. the fact that the police may have been on the scene, how quickly they got there, the fact that three were killed and not more. we don't know how many were shot and wounded yet. >> we don't, we don't, no. >> it would appear that the police were either on the scene or reacted extraordinarily quickly to their credit. there is a group i know called the secure community network and they represent, they protect jewish facilities across the country which are often targeted. the sad truth about america today, institutions like this often have guards. i can tell you how many jewish facilities, synagogues, hilel, summer camps. >> jccc. >> who have to have armed guards or volunteer guards to protect the perimeter, praying or being educated. it's a tragedy to see it happen at a christian academy. i hope we don't need security. >>

joining me now, senator marsha blackburn. you make of this visit, xi jinping going to moscow. >> maria, this is the axis of evil as i call them, russia, china, iran, north korea. what you have is china is the leader of this pack. we know they're helping to bankroll russia right now. they are buying their oil. they are helping to finance iran. manufacturing drones in russia, they're encouraging north he korea to send rockets to russia, so here you see them beginning to build out what they see as their path to domination over us. couple this with the fact that china is expanding their belt and road initiative into the western hemisphere. and biden is weak. xi jinping knows this. and he feels like he's got some running room right now and gordon chang, who is always so good on this, will talk about how china plans to be globally dominant by the time we get to 2050 and they feel like this is their time to really make some headway and they see this as their open window and it is going to be up to us to stop them. maria: and joe bid

senator marsha blackburn after garland and what she called the two thirds of justice and questioned whyused of firing bombing a crisis pregnancy center in her state. crisis pregnancy centers, if you recall, are not for discouraging people from having abortions as advertising themselves as having clinics and information about abortions. this was an exchange about senator blackburn and the attorney general. >> let's talk about the far left group janes revenge. they claimed the responsibility for that. they went so far as to spray-paint their name on the wall. do you intend to prosecute that? >> i intend if we find them to do that -- >> so you can't find them? >> if you have information about those groups -- >> that is your job. >> that's right, we're putting heavy resources into this. >> meanwhile, several other senators are concerned that no charges have been filed that have been protested outside the residence of supreme court justices in the wake of the leak dobbs decision to overturn roe v. wade. senator tom cotton appeared to question whether the doj was to preoccupied to take any me

joining us now senator marsha blackburn from the great state of tennessee, the chief of police was opposedo the crime bill. it is like a get out of jail bill. the mayor vetoed it. and yet the district council ide overrode the mayor, why are we with this bill? >> well, the -- we have no doubt that the dc council will probably try something again. but because of the good work of senator hagerty, my colleague from tennessee, we did have the resolution of disapproval. we have passed it, the president is not going to veto it. it is appropriate for us to override it. if there were a try to veto it. you know, trey, what we know is that this administration is anti-the rule of law. that has spread across the country. but the people are beginning to speak up. to push back. because they are tired of this disrespect for law enforcement and tired of villains made to be law enforcement -- made -- law enforcement made to be villains, they are tired of criminals made to be heroes, what they want to see is respect for the rule of law. they want to feel safe in their communities. they definitely are tired o

thank you., wh senator blackburn.y should a community bank,ur let's say, in gatlinburg, tennessee,, ba your state, bailt chinese investors or other depositors? they should not be bailing out chinese depositors, investors or shareholderors or. and it is of great concernu lo to us that when you look at what it would cost to insure all of these deposits in every bank in the country, that you have to realize that first of all, yellen told me she has not run the numbers on this and they have not quantified the cost. and i i asked her to do that.a l but you should never put the small community banks, us taxpayers and have them be responsible for paying backm people from the chinese communist party and kind . ha i've got to tell you, when you look at what happened with thisn bank, first of all, they are so given to woke policies in dgi t arand esg that they are not and watching the books, they're noty watching their liquidity. n and basically what joe bidend is and janet yellen have said is,u look, you go ahead and you stays

arizona next year that something to keep an eye out for also a number of house lawmakers like marsha blackburnor example. and also even some foreign figures coming in like the former president of brazil it has become international. >> the chairman of cpac family is very accessible to the media to talk about the speakers and the agenda but we don't know what that will look like this year because there has been potential misconduct allegations we know his wife and former trump administration official will be out front hosting a panel with the opening events but even if he if he is out front the media will ask him about those legal issues distracting from the event. >> they are vehemently denying these allegations very much pushingg back will move forward but right now vehemently aku bakr al-baghdadi pushing back and we should see the government soon. >> and then they pick up the "washington post" the front page on this topic beyond the sex assault suit over culture and leadership that they may see over at the hotel the hill newspaper joins us for democrats independence and republicans out of lou

senator marsha blackburn, republican tennessee, welcome to new york. biden signed the covid declassification bill so that we can see intelligence on how covid started. tell me what happens next. ashley: what comes next according to republican senator josh holly is to hold federal bureaucrats accountable, release of the declassified reports may reveal what the government knew about the origins of covid. it allows the director of national intelligence to produce intelligence related to china's will hand lab. president biden says the it ministration will share as much information as possible without compromising national security. republican lawmakers says it has been three years since covid surfaced and there are basic unanswered questions about the origin of the virus and that is simply unacceptable. stuart: dying to see what's on "the intelligence report," see you again later. the president of mexico blame the fentanyl crisis on lack of love and hugs on american families. he tells american lawmakers he's prepared to help us deal with the crisis. engagi

for more on this, let's bring tennessee's senator marsha blackburn. it is great to have you on. i want to put up this poll. this is the head to head between desantis and president trump. it is a little closer. trump at 51% and desantis at 40%. what do you think of these new numbers coming out of quinnipiac? >> i am going to leave that race to you and people in the media. i have got my own race that i am going to be on the ballot for this year. i do spend a lot of time defending president trump, and his record and his administration. i can tell you this. the american people were much better off under his policies and trace, there is a deep bench of republicans that would love to serve this country, and the american people would be much better off under them rather than under joe biden. when you look at inflation, you look at the problems that are there with our foreign policy, you look at what's happening at the southern border with chief ortiz saying the border patrol does not have control of that border. so, republicans are the ones that's right on this policy. >> i want to pla

radley blackburn, cbs news, new york. >> we could use that in my 500 square foot apartment with two dogs. interesting stuff. >>> expect it to be that way in the future. one investor in the company is ikea, actually and they have also announced a partnership with marriott hotels. >>> check this out. you have to see to believe it. in south korea, an escaped his ear on the run in seoul. you can see them right here. after a stroll through city streets, police and emergency crews were able to corner the zebra and entering his freedom. the zebra was checked out by veterinarians before taken back to his home at the zoo. how he actually escaped is still a mystery, but i could see my dogs doing this. the zebra looks like you have a lot of fun. >>> california ski resorts have been hit with a historic amount of snow. how it is leading to even more good news for skiers and snowboarders. we will love that. it is 7:56. >>> a ross ford solar panels in california. we explain why acute wave of homeowners want to get it done by april. >>> have family and friends and listeners have a popular morning radio

. >> martha: with that, we bring in republican senator marsha blackburn from tennessee. she's traveled to taiwan in the past. she was there in the past. always a bold move for a u.s. lawmaker to travel to taiwan. your thoughts on what we watched in this briefing and john kirby's explanation as these two meet. >> perception is reality. when they look at joe biden, they see someone who is weak, who i think they believe is compromised. he is not going after them. he doesn't go after them on great power competition, on the trillion dollar trade deficit that we had with china. he's not going after them on covid. our fentanyl, our tik tok. things that are harming our people. because joe biden will not stand up, the perception by xi and putin is that he is weak. >> martha: let's look at this other exchange. this goes to what you're discussing, senator. how did we get here? you know, how did we get to the point where we have the white house press representative or the white house representative of the national security council saying, well, we're doing to see what they talk abou

blackburn is the longest tenured picture in the organization. i have been around for a long time and the guys playing seven years in that uniform is not a common thing. >> yell, i don't know. i love it here. >> reporter: that puts the brentwood native in another role here in mesa. >> i tried to wear a jersey every day so i can get back into the flow of things and i was walking out in a jersey and i had 6 to 10 young guys going, we get to where a jersey? and i said, you cannot go wrong wearing a jersey. that's all i said. and they were like, what do we do? they were like, man, i don't know who that was when he started. >> that is a rep from mesa. i have a plane to catch. >>> some music fans are already looking ahead to summer. >>> details on the first chance to get inside. >>> the bay area events calendar brought to you by broadway san jose. >>> here is what is going on in the bay area, this weekend: the symphony is celebrating its 40th anniversary at davis symphony hall hyundai at 2:00 pm. the art festival is celebrating women-owned businesses f

senator blackburn and i are putting forth a bill on that. but can you talk about the steps the department has taken and plans to address smuggling of both people and products across the northern border? >> senator, thank you very much for your concerns. i know that you are very well aware of the announcement that we made last week with respect to the agreement with canada to ensure that we are fortifying the land, the border landed between the ports of entry. we were very proud to move that regulation through with extraordinary speed. we are focused intensely on all of our borders, not just the southern border but the maritime borders and the northern border as well. i just recently spoke with of the commissioner, the acting commissioner of u.s. customs and border protection with respect to the deployment of personnel to the northern border precisely to address the concerns that you have expressed. >> very good. going beyond canada, i will ask on the record some questions about work authorization for ukrainians. many of us on the committee a

this is the exchange between senator blackburn and the attorney general. >> let's talk about the far left group because they claimed responsibility for that. they went so far as to spray participate their name on the wall. so do you intend to prosecute that? >> we intend to find them to do that. >> oh, so you can't find them? >> if you have information about those groups we're happy to -- >> that is your job. >> that's right. and we're putting heavy resources into this. >> meanwhile several other senators were concerned no charges had been filed after protests outside the residence's supreme court justices in the wake of the leaked dobbs opinion to overturn roe v. wade. senator tom cotton appeared to question whether the doj was too preoccupied to take meaningful action. >> considering the efforts your department has put into tracking down everyone who was even on capitol grounds in 2021, you've dedicated millions of hours to study videotape, to go knock and do interviews. you can't allocate just a few agents to look at people's social media account to say they are present outside a

marsha blackburn put up this yesterday. earlier this week i spoke to joe biden after the senseless tragedy in nashville and i introduced legislation to provide 900 million for school safety. it's clear this white house has no interest in protecting our kids. they just want to make this about politics. why is the white house so immovable? >> bill: hundreds of millions of guns in this country, hundreds of millions of people. it's an interesting idea. it was grant money for any school that wanted to hire a resource officer on their campus. she's right. it's going nowhere under this administration. here's what i keep coming back to. this happened on monday. on monday afternoon we were told by the police in nashville that there was a ton of evidence left behind as to why she acted the way she did. it's friday afternoon and we have seen very little of that evidence and i would ask why. where was the manifesto? why have we not been told? >> martha: it is disturbing that we haven't been told what's in the manifesto. we've heard thi

york city is beating up security ahead of donald trump's arraignment next week and we have bradley blackburn joining us live outside the courthouse in manhattan . you can see the barricades behind you. what is it like? >> reporter: no sign of protest yet but plenty of cameras from all around the world for this historic moment . it is is correct because donald trump is not just the former president but the current front runner for the presidential nomination and his campaign is already underway as he will come to new york city to stand in front of a judge and hear the criminal charges. they remain sealed but prominent republicans are falling in line and supporting him, and his defense team promises this will be a fight. cbs news has learned former president donald trump will travel to new york on monday to surrender himself before his court appearance the followin ts ll e granjury historic indictment will be formally unsealed and the former president will be asked to enter a plea . the case centers rent payments made to adult film actress stormy daniels before the 2016 presidential election.

so as far as federal resources, because marsha blackburn, the senator from tennessee put out her own statement she as well as other state officials have been in contact with federal authorities on all of this. what do we know about the involvement and coordination so far, jonathan? >> this is all hands on deck situation. you have the federal authorities, you have state authorities involved, trying to figure out who was responsible for this. obviously the shooter is now dead, the alleged shooter dead, and so we are not going to get any information out of them, obviously, but they are going to try to piece together what led up to this event. there is also a report that we have not been able to independently confirm but local tv station wsmv is reporting that two adults are also dead. that's in addition to three children who were confirmed dead to us by the vanderbilt university medical center. they had been brought to the children's hospital there on the vanderbilt campus, all of them had suffered gunshot wounds, sandra. >> john: jonathan serrie with the update, we'll let you continue

the senator from the state of tennessee, one of them, martha blackburn has taken 1.5 million dollars over the course of her career from the gun lobby. you see similar levels of support, officials at the state level, tennessee just recently, the governor signed into law, a carry bill that will make tennessee more dangerous. it's already the state in the country with the 10th highest rate of gun violence and with some of the worst loss. w rank theme as -- we rank them as having a failing grade. there is so much they can do. here is what we know. research shows that in safety laws work. we know the public supports them by wide margins. we have shown, last year with the passage of the bipartisan, safer communities act that we can bring democrats and republicans together in support of safer gun laws. we need to do the -- this at an ongoing basis and we need to see courage from our politicians. dion: we continue to see that message after each of the shootings happened. i feel as though there is that fatigue, it's now or truly never. briefly, comparing to other countries in the world, where

manchester united defeated fulham by 31, they beat fulham with 5 goals and sheffield passed the flood of blackburn and the first practice of our country's national football team under the supervision of the new head coach was held at the national team camp. the players of the national football team went to the hotel one by one from sunday morning. modern olympics and introduced themselves to the staff of the national team i didn't say because someone is the head coach of the national team since you are playing outside of iran , we will all come back together to win the asian nations cup, the best city for the german national football team, things happen , the potential of our country's national team players is very high , and you must be sure that you have a strong management, god bless everyone. it started in the presence of the members of the board of directors and under the supervision of ghalenoi . ghalenoi pointed out that the national team staff has not yet been formed . our work is not yet complete because before the game against masjid suleiman, if i am not mistaken, i talked to me and we

tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn who also offered her prayers are tweeted her office stands ready to assist those impacted once again. thoughts and prayers are not enough. democratic senator durbin on the senate floor monday pleaded for republicans to come to the table. i cannot imagine the founding fathers. >> what even envision we're allowing today following last year's deadly massacre at a texas elementary school. >> congress passed the first gun reform bill in nearly 3 decades. and earlier this month, the president signed an executive order to try and limit gun sales without a background check. the president has done and was as much as he can from the federal level. we have to do more. >> i to pass a more aggressive gun reform package like tackling assault weapons is battle on capitol hill. republicans. they're pervasive message at this point has been they did not want to pass any legislation that would infringe on the second amendment rights of law abiding citizens. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you right now. all right, raquel things that update there.

bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. >> that is the "overnight news" for this thursday.i'm jeff pegues. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm serena marshall in washington. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has been hospitalized after falling at a private dinner in washington. according to his spokesman the 81-year-old tripped and has been admitted to the hospital where he is receiving treatment. >>> the ceo of norfolk southern is expected to apologize later todaytoday before a senate comm. alan shaw will testify following two recent derailments including one that caused the evacuation of thousands of people in east palestine, ohio. >>> and president biden will unveil his proposed budget in philadelphia today. it aims to cut $3 trillion over the next decade. but his spending proposals and the cuts too are unlikely tohe house or senate. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm serena marshall, cbs news washington. >>> tonight, the justice department takes action against police misconduct in two american cities, finding years of abus

in the championship, blackburn rovers boosted their promotion hopes after beating sheffield united 1—ame in the fifth minute, left back harry pickering finishing off a brilliant counter attack. rovers are now unbeaten in their last 11 games in all competitions. they stay fourth, six points behind the blades. the sides will meet again in the quarter—finals of the fa cup in two weeks time. here are the other scores. middlesbrough kept the pressure up in third place with a 5—0 win over reading. luton's 1—0 win over swansea takes them fifth. norwich also go above millwall into sixth after winning 3—2 at the den. there was a heavy defeat at home for sunderland, beaten 5—1 by stoke, managed by alex neill, who started the season at the stadium of light. huddersfield drop to the bottom of the table after being beaten 4—0 at home by coventry. plenty more on the bbc website. rangers are back to within six points of the scottish premiership leaders celtic. after a 3—1 win over second from bottom kilmarnock. hearts beat stjohnstone 3—0. there were away wins for hibs and motherwell. dundee united

now, also, tennessee, senators republicans, marsha blackburn and bill haggerty do not agree with president biden's proposal of banning assault weapons. but both did respond to the tragedy saying that their offices are in contact with federal, state and local officials. they also thanked first responders just into our newsroom. now, president biden has ordered flags lowered to half-staff after this deadly school shooting. live in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. just thank you. we are following the developments on this story on air and online. you can scan the qr code that's on your screen right now. >> it will take you to our web page and there you will find updates on the investigation. >> all right. time now for our 4 zone forecast stepping outside a live look at the golden gate bridge. looks. >> kind of calm out kind of for now. lawrence is back with us. lawrence. so, you know, the winds were damaging last on destructive last time. are you expecting them? sometimes the winds are actually worse than the rain. they're going to be intense. that's for sure. but it doesn't lo

and scotland have called up blackburn rovers defender dominic hyam for the first time ahead of theire injured jack hendry. scotland host cyprus on saturday, and then spain on tuesday. away from football — england's alice capsey played a key role for the delhi capitals, as they moved a step closer to an historic win. she took three wickets with the ball, then scored 3a as delhi chased 139 to beat up warriorz and win with 13 balls to spare to reach the final of the inaugural women's premier league. delhi will face either the up warriorz or the mumbai indians, who face each other in an eliminator on friday. it's been a day of mixed emotions for veteran snooker playerjimmy white. the 60—year—old rolled back the years to beat former world champion and world number five judd trump 4—2, to reach the last 16 of the world snooker tour classic. but his tournament ended just a few hours later when he was beaten by china's pang junxu, losing 4—1. and that's all the sport for now. we'll have more later on, see you then. this is bbc news. we'll have all of the headlines and main news stories for y

please welcome to the stage senator marsha blackburn.applause] ♪ >> what a great way to spend a saturday. here with a lot of happy warriors, freedom fighters. i am delighted to be here and to see your enthusiasm. we need a in washington d c because everything go day is a fight. -- in washington dc because everything is a fight. i got fight to defend safe family freedom, hope and opportunity. [applause] we are fighting against joe biden, we are fighting against chuck schumer, i think it would be a pretty good thing if we fought chuck schumer in 2024. [applause] yes. you watch the news and think you cannot make this up. [laughter] i made a list when i was flying over here this morning. in two years look at what they have done to our country. look at the change. that they have brought. look at the border, you have gangs. you have drug dealers. you have terrorists. you have over 150,000 people that have come across the border every month for the last 24 months. that is how out of control this is. on top of all of the human trafficking which

blackburn: thank you, madam president. ask unanimous consent that senator young and i each be able to speak for five minutes prior to the scheduled vote. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. blackburn: thank you, madam president. last year, senate democrats used the budget rec onle isiation process to pass the inflation reduction act. they did this without a single republican vote. included in that monstrosity was an $80 billion payday for the internal revenue service. more than 6.5 the times the amount of funding that the irs would normally receive in any given year. after this happened, i had a lot of at tennesseans ask me, whys the irs need that much money? many of them are really fearful that the irs is going to come after them and their small businesses. you know what -- they're probably right. the biden administration insists they're going to use this $80 billion to help the irs answer the telephones because they're only answered about 20% of the time. but we know that it means more audits for small busines