she told blaine alexander that she and the grand jury recommended the indictment of more than a dozen people. >> and so we are talking about multiple people? >> yes. >> how many people. was this a long? last >> it's not a shortlist. >> so we're talking about more than a dozen people? >> i would say yes. yes. >> are these recognizable names? named the people would? no >> there are certainly names that you would recognize. yes. there are names also that you might not recognize. there are names that you might recognize as someone who's followed this case but your mother might not recognize because she doesn't care about the intricacies of the case. but there definitely are some names that you would expect. >> did the grand jury recommend an indictment of former president trump? >> i'm not going to speak an exact indictments. >> would we be surprised? other bombshells? >> i don't think there are any giant plot twists coming. i don't think that there are any giant, that's, not the way expected this to go at all! i don't think that's in store for anyone. >> so nothing that would surprise pe

she's being relaxed in the way she has her exchanges with blaine alexander. so, this interview does not have the feel that you might expect in this kind of interview and emily kohrs explained why the grand jury did not subpoena donald trump. >> i think there were a lot of people that we could've subpoenaed and there are a lot of people we might have subpoenaed, but there was also -- i don't know. it's partially the time factor. if we had subpoenaed everyone who had, potentially, something to say about this, we would probably be there for two years. you know what i mean? there are just so many people involved. i think at some point, through this investigation, as we begin to speak to higher profile witnesses, i think some of the combativeness that we experienced meant that the da's team, as well, kind of started to pick our battles. and and when someone, for example, goes before the january 6th committee and says, they plead the fifth 200 times, do you really expect them to come before you and say something different? you know what i mean? so, it became a batt

she is now discussing, in response to our own blaine alexander, why that has come up. >> what made you and fellow grand jurors believe that you were being lied to? >> i remember at least one, and probably more than one moment, where an answer made me pause, because it did not match something that either i had heard previously, or something i had seen. >> that is essentially a procedural answer and does give us a little of a clue about what eda is presenting. for example, although we can't say which person she is referring to, it would sound like him if she is telling the truth, that idea is presenting hard evidence, transcripts, physical evidence about a claim and brought someone in who then contradicts it, and the hard evidence of that scenario might look quite obviously to the grand jury, far more convincing than someone denying something, especially if they are denying to try and cover themselves. then, something our own nick ackerman, legal analyst, emphasized where we got the story, you may have remembered that this was coming out over the course of the afternoon, mr. ackerman not

host: blaine on twitter says, " how many people in this country took covid money and did not even need it? they should probably pay it all back." nathaniel in irvington, new jersey. let's hear from you. caller: i had one quick question for the guest. i know there has been a lot of talk about oversight, common american people who took benefits during the pandemic. i want to know, will the same oversight be placed on the 1%, the politicians of all these corporations who took a lot of covid relief money? will that same oversight be applied to them? i will hang up and hear the response. thank you so much. guest: thank you, nathaniel. it is a good question. gao and the inspectors general lacrosse government, there is an inspector --generals across government are pursuing these investigations no matter who the people are. there is some organized crime activities here. i know the secret service is also doing the investigation. i have a great deal of confidence that people who committed wrongdoing will be addressed and investigated no matter who they are. host: gene dodaro is our guest. he is

you are secretary of state and to me, blaine can has finished his visit to israel and the palestinian territories. after talks in jerusalem on monday, he met with palestinian present mood, abass, and rama on tuesday with a spike in violence between israelis and palestinians. is to blank and expressed his condones this or what he called the innocent palestinians. civilians who lost their lives over the last year. the earth, mr. bastard, deescalate tensions now. he promised a proposed no new initiatives. he reiterated washington support for a 2 state solution. during the short press briefing in ramallah, the secretary of state went on to say this. it's also important to continue to strive, not only reducing violence, but ensuring that ultimately the israelis and how seems like enjoy the same right. the same opportunities. what we're, what we're seeing now for our citizens is a shrinking to rise and a whole not expanding one. and that to we believe needs to change services. i'm based a journalist, a sammy sock all gave us best assessment of anthony blink and visit well at z a secretary o

jury investigation in fulton county, georgia, yesterday in a very revealing interview with our own blainexander, the juries for woman spoke out about the months long investigation and confirmed that the jury recommended indictments for multiple people. while she did not disclose specific names, she gave some pretty telling hints. >> i will tell you it is not a shortlist. we saw 75 people, and 6 pages of the report cut out, i think, if you look at the page numbers. so it's not -- >> we are talking about more than a dozen people? bigger i would say that, yes. >> did the grand jury recommend an indictment of former president trump? bigger i'm not going to speak on exact indictments. >> would we be surprised, are there bombshells? >> i don't think there are any giant plot twists coming, or any giant -- that's not the way i expected this to go at all, i don't think that is in store for anyone. >> the art of speaking about what you should be speaking about this -- definitely on display, she is very careful and speaking out at this time, which makes it unprecedented but also in an unprecedented

host: blaine, let's get a -- wayne, let's get a response.uest: i'm truly sorry for the loss of your cousins. you raise several important issues, and one is that it is not just about fentanyl. we have an addiction crisis in this country. it is primarily driven by alcohol. we have more alcohol involved overdose deaths. it is the totality of substance use disorder in this country, untreated addiction. 90% of people in this country do not get treatment who needed. only about 10% get it. that is why a lot of the work i have done, a lot of the work the federal government has done focuses on that totality of the issue. how do we prevent substance use from ever occurring. how do we expand evidence-based treatment? how do we support people in recovery ? there is an entire system that has to be developed in this country and infrastructure that helps people get the treatment that they need and also at the same time looking at the issues of counter narcotics trafficking. host: in case somebody is dealing with addiction right now, is there someplace they

today we welcome laurin and blaine to the alex trebek stage.ng out which of you will be celebrating valentine's day with a "jeopardy!" win. here are the categories in our first round. first up, this is appropriate... then we have... then... and finally... - kendra, start the game. - come on get hoppy for $200. - blaine. - what is the kangaroo rat? - yes. - tv shows in spanish for $200.

hi, i'm blaine. i've lost 75 pounds on golo. and i can't see it at all!ediabetic. i tried other diets and they didn't work for me. i'm here because golo does work and i want everyone to know that. >>> good morning. it's tuesday february 14. on kpix news, multiple dead in a shooting at michigan state university. we have a live report on what police are saying about the suspect and motive. >>> in the bay area, what police say was happening inside sun set district house before it exploded. plus avlable for cted >> g haslessed methe soluon. >>t w is trbled past to make a better future y t chilly, cold, wet one too. we'll talk about this. >>> c net cyber security expert joins us live with what to look for if you are trying to find romance this valentine's day. we are already starting to see brake lights for the ride into the altamont pass. i will have your travel times. >>> three people were killed in a mass shooting on michigan university state's

we're gonna have more of blaine aleksandr's interview with that for a person of the georgia grand jury. it's a 42-minute interview. we used 13 minutes of it last night. that's the most that has been shown anywhere on nbc are msnbc. there is more. there's the pat cipollone part that no one has seen before. we will get to that later in this hour. >> it is riveting television. i have seen some bits and pieces they did not make it to air, and you really could just screen the whole thing for you the entire hour. >> you really could. it's really something. and it's going to be irrelevant as soon as the district attorney fani willis makes four decision and goes forward. >> yes, and so that is why we much feast upon it now. >> it's all we have. right now it's all we have. >> and we have a right now, a handful of bread crumbs. i will be watching, lawrence. >> thank you alex, thank you. >> yesterday nbc news correspondent blayne alexander, as you saw, conducted what can very fairly be called an historic interview with the four person of that grand jury in georgia that investigated donald trump.

these german tanks are the latest package of military aid from blaine to kiev. of course, spiegel has stated that the delivery of these tanks will not be done earlier than next summer. germany had announced earlier this month that it has agreed to send lofredo tanks, and it is said that the sending of this work may start in two months. french farmers joined the protest against the french government with their tractors . these protests were formed after government france has imposed restrictions on the use of pesticides for the farmers of this country, while this image increases the production costs of farmers at the same time as the price of energy carriers and fertilizers increases. have participated in this demonstration along with their 500 tractors. a passenger bus crashed into a valley in northern pakistan, leaving at least 25 dead. the death of 25 passengers has been confirmed, due to the serious condition of the injured in this accident, there is a possibility that the number of casualties will increase. the reason for the fatal accident was the illegal s

this german work is the latest package of military aid from blain to kiev , although as previously arranged, the delivery will be earlier than the summer . the future will not be done. the german chancellor announced earlier this month that he has agreed to send lofredo tanks , although the shipment may start in two months . french farmers with their tractors joined the protest against the french government. these protests were formed after that. that the french government for the farmers of this country, the use of pesticides has been restricted, while this image increases the production costs of farmers at the same time as the price of energy carriers and fertilizers increases . according to the french union of farmers, more than 2000 farmers have been called along with their 500 tractors, participate in this demonstration. a passenger bus fell into a valley in northern pakistan, leaving at least 25 dead. 25 passengers have been confirmed, due to the serious condition of the injured in this accident, there is a possibility of an increase in the number of casualties. the reason for this fa

actually, of states has postponed, a planned visit to beijing as the presence of a tiny surveillance blaine placing over the country. china says the balloon as not being used for surveillance. pentagon says a 2nd billing has been spotted. i have a latin america. michael today with director wong ye, i made clear that the presence of this surveillance balloon in u. s. aerospace is a clear violation of u. a sovereignty and international law that it's an irresponsible act. and that the p r c decision to take this action on the my plan visit is detrimental to the subset of discussions that we were prepared to have. i told a director wong that the united states remains committed to diplomatic engagement with china. and that i plan to visit beijing when conditions allow. in the meantime, the united states will continue to maintain open lines of communication with china, including to address this ongoing incident. ukrainian president laws ms. lewinsky has hosted a summit of european union leaders and keys. whether discuss ukraine's membership application to the block, lensky also adds western allie

doctor blaine the senior board spoke with msnbc sanders earlier.er or student. moreover, i've been barnstorming the country for two years. most in front of african american audiences, or talking to them about this course. what i can almost every one of the conversations as, i wish i had that course announcement school. now we have an opportunity to have a course that is created by some of the best scholars in the field delivered at scale to hundreds of thousands of students. i do think we can take advantage. >> dr. brian, what do you make of his explanation? >> unfortunately, i think it's disingenuous. i recently signed an open letter along with an estimated 650 scholars of african american studies. many of those scholars were consulted for this curriculum. many of them have openly expressed shock over the changes. they were not consulted in the set of changes were made. i think many of them are caught by surprise. more to the point, the fact that they were siding over this underscores that collectively we see this as a shameful act by the college

blaine alexander has more from this foreperson. that'll be on "nbc nightly news." >>> also, i have a 60-second break. when we come back, i'm going get into two more things. the fox news story. my legal take on the tucker text tweet. >>> and the other side of the legal probe. why are we hearing about it this way? way? erizon. my other network used to drive me crazy! (cecily) yeah... and with welcome unlimited for just $25 dollars, i love that i got an awesome network and saved money doing it. (seth) i know—$25. but what i love is that it's guaranteed for 3 years. (cecily) yeah, yeah, yeah well what i love is that i got to keep my phone. more savings! (seth) what i love... (cecily) hey! we're sittin' on a sign here. (vo) switch and get welcome unlimited for $25 a line. guaranteed for 3 years the savings that last on the network you want verizon meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching

tim bresnan and john blain also pulled out of proceedings, following andrew gale's withdrawal injune.statement, the ecb says... the six nations begins on saturday, and for england's new head coach, the calcutta cup match against scotland will be his first in charge. england are looking to beat scotland for the first time since 2020. there's a return to the side for 35—year—old prop dan cole, who could win his 96th cap more than three years after his last appearance. as you get older in your life and in your career, you realise you haven't got many games like this left, so to be able to play in front of 82,000 at twickenham, calcutta cup, first game of the tournament for us, you're certainly excited. there's a buzz. you can feel that anticipation in the air, especially when we run out. i'm looking forward to that buzz again. and finally tonight, is football doing enough to tackle global warming and really doing its bit to put the environment first? most people may say no. the carbon footprint of football is huge, and only last month you might remember nottingham forest were criticised

delivered to northwest syria, which is the, the part most vulnerable in the country. basher al assad, blaine, the sanctions that the u. s. has put on the syria for the lack of aid is he right. sanctions do play a role in him during the humanitarian response. that's just a fact. however, the impact of sanctions on the humanitarian response is hugely exaggerated by the asset regime. so what's actually limiting that the delivery of aid is the factory of the regime. the diversion it's, it's a factor that matters a lot more than sanctions. now do say, how do sanctions hinder the humanitarian response? so say you are an organization based in any country around the world and you want to send money to, to syria. you would actually struggle to send that money using the formal channels because of western sanctions on syria. now what i mean by saying it hinders the humanitarian response, but it doesn't stop it. there are many alternative ways to getting that money into syria. there are other impacts for sanctions on the humanitarian response. however, their impact is hugely exaggerated. what is the hum

commercial ones were this is flight $48.00, the guys have fuel to fulfill their desk that having cries the blaine and the enemy territory running their military convoy, it's now time to commemorate what they have done. and i was at it in a thomasville mote. it's wagner versus the entirety of ukraine's military might no man knows the situation on the ground letter when the roost chieftain, regardless of the clock, are threads of buffalo. astro moved to one wise and bought martin. it seemed to paralyze the korean army and it's already paralyzed. the enemy is deploying reserved troops, but we're advancing in different directions every day. somewhere. it's 50 meters and somewhere it's $100.00. we are fighting for each house for each square meter you. there is a $45.00 area in every yard garza mago and then we see another familiar face. a fighter who starred in was believed to be a ukrainian propaganda video. the footage purported to show him being brutally executed, bludgeoned to death, alive well and back in the ranks. he himself, dogs to say, oh, when i was captured, they beat me. i was tortured an

jerusalem, the palestinian authority as well as a number of human rights organizations from both sides. blaine, israel, and in successive use of force had opened fire policy during military operations for the dramatic escalation has his reasons missing in the west bank with the us. second to the faith president said that they've exhausted all means of negotiations with russo them or molly's now we're just going to nationals community to interfere and to put more pressure on israel to stop it's policy. america has told diplomat who before making a bus and that also met these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu hearing jerusalem said that both sides to work together and trying to de escalate the situation on the ground and reduce tensions. but israel things to be very determined in fighting hard what he sees as, as tara thread. so fears out that there will be more tensions and even more dramatic escalation and as the war in yemen field by western weapons supplies to saudi arabia continues to drug on the british government lawyer has argued in favor of continuing sales to react well being gr

the guys have fuel to fulfill their desk, having garage to blaine and the enemy territory rowing their military convoy. it's now time to commemorate what they have done, what in our term of score back moot, it's wagner versus the entirety of ukraine's military might. no man knows the situation on the ground better than the groups chieftain preggers in. look for it, for bunker astro boot. why is it important? it seems to paralyze the korean army and it's already paralyzed. the enemy is deploying reserved troops, but we're advancing in different directions every day, some where it's 50 meters and somewhere it's 100. we're fighting for each house for each square meter. there is a 40 fight erin. every yard. then we see another familiar face. a fighter who start in was believed to be a ukrainian propaganda video. the footage purported to show him being brutally executed, bludgeon to death. alive well and back in the ranks, he himself debunked the fake when i was captured, they beat me. i was tortured and pressed into saying what they wanted me to say. i got many threats. they threatened to

having cries the blaine and the enemy territory rowing their military convoy, it's now time to commemorate what they have done. what did it in our charm of score? back mote, it's wagner, verses the entirety of ukraine's military might. no man knows the situation on the ground better than the roots chieftain preggers. look our friends above them, astro bahamas, one wiser than bought nothing. it seemed to paralyze the korean army and it's already paralyzed. the enemy is deploy reserve troops, but we're advancing in different directions every day. somewhere. it's 50 meters and somewhere it's $100.00. we are fighting for each house for each square meter. there is a 40 fight erin. every yard gave them a gun. then we see another familiar face. a fighter who starred in was believed to be a ukrainian propaganda video. the footage purported to show him being brutally executed, bludgeoned to death, alive well and back in the ranks, he cells debunked to say when i was captured, they beat me. i was tortured and pressed into saying what they wanted me to say. i got many threats. they threatened to kill

but it's blaine did only jamini rebels who sit tactics made it difficult for so dea rabbit to operate within the principles of international humanitarian law. they were no uniform, haven't any differentiation in their vehicles and deliberately use violence and civilian infrastructure as shields. the bar i spoke in court and made an ongoing case after a u. k based a n g o, the campaign against arms trade legal action against the country, the government, which lucrative arm sells the saudi arabia. we ask the military house been accused of committing multiple war crimes during get to a 2 year intervention in yemen. civil war. however, london under the defendants in 5th, the u. k. is not a party to the conflict since 2015. the u. k. is license the lease to a 1000000000 pounds worth of military aid to saudi arabia for use in yemen. some estimates say the real sum is much higher and therefore additional licenses are taken into account. the will number could be closer to 23000000000. the british weapons include military aircraft and devastating bombs which had been used against cities held b

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matthew hoggard, tim bresnan and john blain were amongst seven people charged by the england and walesnext month. bbc sport understands the three don't believe they'll get a fair hearing. the former yorkshire captain and head coach andrew gale opted out of the process injune. in a statement this evening, the england and wales cricket board says... more reaction to that over on the bbc sport website. time now for some of the other sport stories making headlines today. ford will return to formula 1 after 22 years. they'll partner red bull, providing engines from 2026. the news was announced as red bull launched their new car in new york. chris wakelin's dream start to 2023 continues. after winning the snooker shoot out last weekend, he's now through to the quarter finals of the german masters. he upset australia's neil robertson by five frames to three in berlin. he'll face robert milkins next. anthonyjoshua's comeback fight will take place on april first at the 02, in london. the former two time heavyweight world champion will take on american jermaine franklin. joshua has lost his last

. >> did you take this gun and blow your son's blaine brains o? >> no, i did not. >> did you shoot a 300 blackout into her head causing her death? >> yi didn't shoot my wife or m son anytime. ever. >> sarah, please continue. >> so the biggest thing, just saying no. but no, i did not, i've never done this, and he goes on to what i call smoke screening. the -- what i really wanted to pull if you listen closely, he says things like unwe qequivoc absolutely not. again, liars try to convince. and he also said something later, he says what i can tell you is this, did he call the wife to have her come home. lance armstrong side bar here, lance armstrong came clean that he took steroids, but when he made a statement statement to the a.p. press, he said i told oprah to go wherever she wants and i'll be each and honest. and that is all i can tell you. when someone says that is all i can tell you, 100% of the time it means that there is something that they are not telling you. so there is a smoking story that there he is not sharing. this is the explanation

. >> blaine alexander, lisa rubin, thank you both. >>> the defense continues to build its case in thel of alex murdaugh. they hope to wrap up their case by the end of this week. this comes a day after murdaugh's surviving son buster took the stand. catie beck is in walterboro, south carolina, with more on what's happening inside the courtroom. talk to me about the mood if there was any shift with what buster said and also what new we've learned since then. >> reporter: e yeah, buster took the stand, this is the first time he has spoken about the death of his mother and younger brother publicly. i think generally there was an expectation that it would be more emotional, that there would be sort of an outpouring of defensive love and support for his dad. we certainly did not see that on the stand yesterday. buster did talk about the fact that his father was devastated and heartbroken in the wake of these murders. he also talked to defense attorneys that it was not uncommon that his father would have changed clothes in between the videos we see of him on the property that night and when

>> i am just curious, we talk about her walking up the line, blaine, did she crossed the line?e and situate answers that she should not be insinuating and what is the consequence of that? >> those were our questions yesterday about the many interviews given by the foreperson of the fulton county special grand jury that investigated former president trump's alleged interference into the states 2020 election. emily coors essentially did a media tour since the partial release of the grand jury's report. and now, cbs news reports lawyers close to several witnesses and the investigation are looking to use statements by corps to squash any potential indictments by the district attorney. they argue her comments could taint the investigation. to be clear, the special grand jury can only recommend charges. the district attorney would have to bring indictments before a regular grand jury, her office is refusing to comment on those media interviews by course. >> we have former u.s. attorney harry lippman and senior attorney for palm beach county, florida. what do you think of the statemen

emily kohrs spoke to nbc's blaine alexander about the list of indictment to the jury recommended. >>short list. >> so we're talking about more than a dozen people? >> i would say that, yes. >> are these recognizable names? names that people would? know >> there are certainly names that he would recognize, yes. >> she would not say whether that includes the former president, but did i say this. >> i do not think that there are any giant plot twists coming. i do not think there are any giant, that's not the way i expected this to go at all! i don't think that is in store for anyone. >> when the new york times asked her if the jury recommended indicting donald trump himself, she said this. quote, it's not rocket science. and you will not be too surprised. of course, the final decision about who to charge is up to a district attorney fani willis, and we've got a lot to take into here. back with a -- and former fbi assistant director for counter intelligence and former federal prosecutor ronaldo -- is a legal affairs columnist for politico. frank, what in the world do you make of this jur

nbc news blaine alexander sat down with corps for her first television interview. and she draft dropped a whole lot of hints. >> did the grand jury recommend indictments of multiple people? >> yes. i will tell you, it is not a short list. we saw 75 people. and there are six pages of the report cut out. >> so, we are talking about more than a dozen people? >> i would say that, yes. >> are these recognizable names? names that people would know? >> there are certainly names that you would recognize, yes. there definitely are something that you would expect. >> the grand jury forewoman telling nbc today that the grand jury panel recommended that over a dozen people be indicted. doesn't is a lot. and on the one question that we are all wondering about -- did the special grand jury recommended an indictment against the former president? take a listen. >> did the grand jury recommend an indictment of former president trump? >> i am not going to speak on exact indictments. >> would we be surprised? are there bombshells of who is -- >> i don't think that there are any giant

that we have this one from caltrans district five, saying caltrans crews are clearing snow from blaine'sonding to multiple down trees and highway 17 this morning in the santa cruz mountains. what have you to wake up to? i took this one myself. my dad took these photos. he's from south texas in all with the snow that we woke up to this morning as well, pretty cool. stuff you see berkley? it's deep out there. we received 26.2 inches of snow over the last 24 hours. which brings our three day total to 45.1 inches. and who is that? brooks jarocz taking it all in right now? snow in oakland and the berkeley hills. he was loving it out there. that tweet by the way from brooks has more than 400 retweets. already this one nws bay area three hours in 10 seconds. look at that time lapse. this is city of cupertino, keeping sending those reports, rulers and snow with the location are super helpful that they say and then we have this one from bark heavy and sustained snowfall with close to one inch accumulation so far at 2200. feet above los cotto's thunderstorms and power is still out tree snapping al

the blaze of spread across vio, new blaine. r acadia, destroying more than a 1000 homes. please. of arrested. 20 people suspected of committing austin. i shrank as president has been greeted with more protests on a visit to the far north of the country on a woodcress singer is already under severe pressure of the nation's economic crisis . the worst in its history was now attempting to engage the minority. ethnic tamela had of the elections next month when al fernandez is following the campaign trail in the tunnel majority city of jack. now if president ronald vicar missing who wants to reach out to the timers in northern she lanka, arresting those demonstrating against his visit is probably not going to help you. diversity students and political activists in java spoke out against the president's visit on saturday. but they faced the same treatment as anti government protested in the south. this is to reach out to the time the community has its roots in the civil war of the 19 eighties and nineties, montana, tigers took up arms against the government. the community said it suffe

leading to the collapse of thousands of newer structures. russia player berto on the government of blaine property developers, accusing them of negligence. 12 people including contractures, have been arrested early on, has also promised to crack down on people who've been caught looting in the wake of the disaster. turkish authorities of arrested 48 people across 8 different provinces. yes, so soon as you go look, when did we get the state of emergency law passed? we passed it. why did we pass it so that blue to slow don't take advantage of the earthquake. there were some robberies in some places. markets were robbed. think about it. does nation level resorts to say on there is and if they were to ask the owner, so supermarket, or they would give everything that they have a job to select, let's talk about the center console. go see joining us from the capital anchor. so since i am the president has now come out and said that the response could have been quicker after coming under increasing criticism. but we're also hearing of legal action that's being taken against. the builder is tell u

let's go .delphia, because it's all about blaine. gee, who are you rooting for? we >> oh, that's the only one . no one team to go very far . >> yeah, that's a good hat.>> t. and could there be trouble the ahead for the kansas city chiefs? star quarterback p the team's owner telling foxat and friends that star quarterback patrick mahomes matg not be one hundred percent healthy. >> great thing is , patrick'st l a very fast healer and he was ac able to get ready to play the afc championship game. he'she's doing great this week. i don't know that he'll be one hundred percent, but he's sure u and going to tell youse otherwise. >> and we're very excited fo r this. rihana we'll be making herrn highly anticipated return for r bowl halftime show.sh and it sounds like she wants it to be the perfect performance. they're probably about thirty nine versions of the setlist right now. yeah. oh, yeah, that's where there, er are thirty nine . chang i mean, every little change counts . bowl i've been so focusedot m on the super bowl, i totally forgot my birthday's coming up. >> i

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blaine alexander talked to the inspiring owner what makes it so special for a growing community of fans "money made easy" series. >>> we have a big week coming up, before the new season begins, carson will catch up with his buddy from the voice, blake shelton, kelly clarkson, chance the rapper and niall horan and a live performance from dirks bentley, "outer banks" star chase stokes will stop by and much, much more. >> what a week. >> wow. >> it is chilly. time for al. >> look at all of the guys here. it is raining men, y'all >> whoa. >> let's show you what we've got going on for your weekend ahead. first of all, spring training, getting started in arizona. well, it doesn't feel very much like spring, i mean look at these temperatures flagstaff, 37, stafford, 68, yuma, 68 degrees and how about the opening days of spring training games my golly, today at 1:00, average high is 72 it is 65 and tampa bay, against kansas city, or texas, i should say, against kansas city. and then peoria, the sports complex there, mostly sunny, and the temperatures are still on the chilly side. the weekend ou

host: blaine, let's get a -- wayne, let's get a response.st: i'm truly sorry for the loss of your cousins. you raise several important issues, and one is that it is not just about fentanyl. we have an addiction crisis in this country. it is primarily driven by alcohol. we have more alcohol involved overdose deaths. it is the totality of substance use disorder in this country, untreated addiction. 90% of people in this country do not get treatment who needed. only about 10% get it. that is why a lot of the work i have done, a lot of the work the federal government has done focuses on that totality of the issue. how do we prevent substance use from ever occurring. how do we expand evidence-based treatment? how do we support people in recovery ? there is an entire system that has to be developed in this country and infrastructure that helps people get the treatment that they need and also at the same time looking at the issues of counter narcotics trafficking. host: in case somebody is dealing with addiction right now, is there someplace they c

host: blaine on twitter says, " how many people in this country took covid money and did not even needt? they should probably pay it all back." nathaniel in irvington, new jersey. let's hear from you. caller: i had one quick question for the guest. i know there has been a lot of talk about oversight, common american people who took benefits during the pandemic. i want to know, will the same oversight be placed on the 1%, the politicians of all these corporations who took a lot of covid relief money? will that same oversight be applied to them? i will hang up and hear the response. thank you so much. guest: thank you, nathaniel. it is a good question. gao and the inspectors general lacrosse government, there is an inspector --generals across government are pursuing these investigations no matter who the people are. there is some organized crime activities here. i know the secret service is also doing the investigation. i have a great deal of confidence that people who committed wrongdoing will be addressed and investigated no matter who they are. host: gene dodaro is our guest. he is th

everybody wants to blaine trump or blame biden, but there are systems in place that allows them wherehey are at. i believe trump did a far better job than biden. host: do you think president biden should give some sort of address to the nation about these objects? caller: it may help the situation and provide some transparency. but at this point, the system is in serious need of fixing. quick simply. -- put simply. host: aaron out of alexandria, virginia, good morning. caller: good morning. this is aaron from across the potomac, as you like to say. i am thinking of the world broadcast from years ago when people were panicking over balloons. i do like biden's handling of it right now because we are on a need to know basis. during the trump administration, we heard nothing about it, sort of like his downplaying of the coronavirus. if it is a huge threat from china or any other adversary -- i do not think china is nothing more than our adversary at this point. we need to take a deeper look into the applications. we do not know if it is a weaponized device or simply surveillance. we do no

in my district, california's 25th district, the crimson energy storage in blaine is the second largest energy storage project in the world. constructed by union labor, including the international brotherhood of electrical workers, and i believe also the teamsters powering the vital medical equipment, electric vehicles, and so much more. our country needs more batteries and battery storage projects like this. batteries need lithium. and lithium is found at the sulk and see, in the imperial valley in california. in my district, the salted sea has a massive supply of raw materials that could power clean energy futures. the sultan sea has the fifth largest deposit of lithium in the world, and it has the potential to supply the lithium needed not only for electric vehicles, but also the batteries that can make our electric grids resilient. lithium valley, as we like to call it back home, is the key to unlocking a clean energy future, cement the u.s.'s leadership, strengthen our battery supply chain, and protect our national security. dr. unruh cohen, you mentioned that china has a start on

it follows the decision ofjohn blaine, matthew hoggard and tim bresnan, a former head coach andrew gale yorkshire and the individuals were made after allegations made by former all—rounder aseem debbie. forwards coach richard cockerill is set to join the french club, montpellier, after the six nations. steve borthwick succeeded jones as head coach in december and has brought in defence coach kevin sinfield to his team as he attempts to rebuild the site before the world cup. england lost their six nations opener to scotland last weekend. work has begun to restore one of golf�*s historic landmarks, the bridge at st andrews were the winners parade de claretjug, and they had been criticised after installing a new paved area to the approach, and the commentator ken brown likened the regular patio, i said several fans had brown likened the regular patio, i said severalfans had added a brown likened the regular patio, i said several fans had added a table and chairs to the newly renovated surface. st andrews said it was necessary because of the wear on the ground and the mud on the approach, a