and what next for amir khan and kell brook? after theirfeud was finally amir khan and kell brook?ir feud was finally settled in manchester. got excited they are with all of thatjurgen klopp fist pumping! welcome along, thank you forjoining us. 2a hours on from the closing ceremony, as team gb's athletes continue to return home from beijing, the focus shifts to what can be learnt from these games. the weekend finally provided medals — thanks to the curling teams — including gold for the women on the final day — but that doesn't take away from the fact that a total of two medals is fewer than the minimum target set before the olympics. patrick geary reports. in the end, eve delivered. the long wait for a british gold in beijing was over, eventually. that wait for a british gold in bei'ing was over, eventuallyfi wait for a british gold in bei'ing was over, eventually. that it, the handshakes _ was over, eventually. that it, the handshakes come, _ was over, eventually. that it, the handshakes come, it _ was over, eventually. that it, the handshakes come, it is _ was over, eventually. t

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he was very interesting something ed brooke. bob dole. you think well opposite end of the spectrum, you know, kind of stylistically very, what are they having common they both lived at the watergate? but good friends. and that was the first hint to me that bob dole was not necessarily the bob dole of the 76 campaign the kind of the caricature. the democrat was etc. etc. anyway, beggars can't be choosers. i i got a call. coming out of washington and meet with the senator. and i you know, he apparently looking for speech writer. and the aa was made named rich armitage who would go on to? bigger and better things in a certain notoriety in this town and department among other things. it's state department exactly. and anyway, i never met bob dole and i didn't know much about it to be honest with you, except the little one, you know. but anyway, i remember i went into his office and we talked i don't know we talked in 20 minutes. i won't say it was perfunctory. i but it was. was not a searching examination on either side, you know. and of cour

he was very interesting something ed brooke. bob dole. you think well opposite end of the spectrum, you know, kind of stylistically very, what are they having common they both lived at the watergate? but good friends. and that was the first hint to me that bob dole was not necessarily the bob dole of the 76 campaign the kind of the caricature. the democrat was etc. etc. anyway, beggars can't be choosers. i i got a call. coming out of washington and meet with the senator. and i you know, he apparently looking for speech writer. and the aa was made named rich armitage who would go on to? bigger and better things in a certain notoriety in this town and department among other things. it's state department exactly. and anyway, i never met bob dole and i didn't know much about it to be honest with you, except the little one, you know. but anyway, i remember i went into his office and we talked i don't know we talked in 20 minutes. i won't say it was perfunctory. i but it was. was not a searching examination on either side, you know. and of cour

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after he left brookings. i'm very proud of my brookings colleagues who worked with both administrations, both parties in the defense of this country and my good colleague and friend, fee owena hill -- fiona hill, who went to work for trump, not necessarily him but mcmasters and john bolton. just did great things for the country and tried to make the u.s.-russia relationship work but standing firm in defense of our allies. i think brookings has a strong frack record of working with both parties. i spent a lot of time talking with people in the trump administration. not the president himself. but people at the pentagon. thinking about this question. no. in fact, i'm upset of both the number of journalists who perpetuated this wrong-headed analysis. if we're biased in favor of russia or democrats. host: a text from russ in texas who asks -- michael, would you agree that putin sees any democracy like ukraine with many ethnic russians, internal threat to his rule, a prosperous, progressive ukraine is a big negativ

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brooks of alabama, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva of arizona, i inform the house that he will vote yes on h.r. 2116. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. buchanan of florida, i inform the house that mr. buchanan will vote nay on h.r. 2116. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: madam speaker, as the member designated by members mceachin, fletcher and frankel, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 2116. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. carter of texas, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote yea on h.r. 2116. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from f

alec brook-krasny.ocrat in the assembly and carried bills that wouldn't be exactly bills for a member of democratic party. for example, a bill that would for capital punishment for cop killers or punishment for the senior abusers, punishment. i've been always on law and order side and i just cannot stay with the party that we -- >> todd: bill like that will not gain a lot of positive support from your former fellow democrats. not just you, there is a problem nationally with the democratic party and this bears that out. 29 house democrats, congress, retiring or not seeking re-election, there is the big board on the screen. alec, what is wrong with the democrat message and tuesday is time to get out. >> i just have been trying to be kind of a -- in the democratic party. i was trying to change a party from within. i realize finally, it is just impossible. now i'm ready to go from outside. the message is wrong anywhere you go, whether it is safety and security, or it is bail situation, bail reform. where it

brooke. >> brooke: abc suspended whoopi goldberg after her apology failed. whoopi is taking time to reflect and learn about the impact of her comments chts "the view" co-host was discussing a school district banning "mouse, "which is about the holocaust, watch this. >> let's be truthful about it, the holocaust isn't about race, it is about man's inhumanity to man. >> brooke: next day goldberg apologized and expressed regret. listen. >> it is indeed about race, hitler and the nazis considered jews to be interior race. words matter and mine are no different. i stand corrected. >> brooke: ceo of the anti-defamation league is encouraging whoopi to educate herself on the genocide. >> her comments did cause confusion and hurt that i hope whoopi can use for process of interspection and learning. >> brooke: there is growing fury inside abc over whoopi's comment, one insider telling page six that manner of the network believe whoopi is too controversial for the show. sharon osborne and roseanne barr were fired after making controversial remarks. tokd the white house

brooke singman has the latest. brooke. >> brooke: good morning. special counsel john durham's investigation has accelerated and more people are cooperating than previously thought. the source revealing durham ran his investigation professionally adding he does this right and keeps it a secret and there has minister activity than visible to the public. here is durham's filing, listen to this. >> something i can't speak to you, i refer you to the department of justice. >> is what is described in that report about internet -- is that spy something >> i refer you to department of justice. >> i refer you to the department of justice. >> brooke: the white house tight-lipped former director ratcliffe anticipates more indictments, he would not say who he expects one. >> i expect quite a few more indictments. i think this conspiracy and i think there was a criminal conspiracy, is broad and deep. >> brooke: durham's filing revealing michael sussmann paid an internet company to infiltrate servers at the white house and the trump tower, asking a judge to stri

as for kell brook, he looked very muscular, very chiselled.ere is a rehydration clause. that is both men cannot weigh over 163.5 lbs on the day of the fight or they will be fined £100,000 for every lbs over that limit and that clause might well see amir khan because kell brook has campaigned at the heavyweight class for the majority of his career, a naturally bigger man of the two fighters. such is the rivalry between the pair is they had to be kept apart when they posed for the final customary head—to—head shot. a lot of anticipation ahead of this bout and it's one that's really split opinion. wil it be amir khan's speed that prevails when the kell brook's punching power? we will find out on saturday night. one game in rugby league' super league tonight and it was an absolute masterclass from wigan warriors' jai field. he put in a fantastic performance, this his third try of the night as his side saw off leeds rhinos 34.212. that's to have been follow the warriors. was the score three try as they beat in the partnership. found a hole in their

brooke singman joins us live with exclusive details, brooke. >> brooke: i spoke exclusively with former president donald trump and he calls on the justice department to release remaining records related to the original trump russia probe. trump telling me they should declassify absolutely, especially in light of what has just happend and what has been revealed. bill barr was told to declassify records in regard to surveillance of the election in 2016. the latest filing is just the beginning, telling me "you are going to see a lot of other things happening having to do with what is just a continuation of the crime of the century." and house minority leader mccarthy agrees, vowing to dig deeper if republicans win back the house in november. mccarthy calling durham's investigation "essential to getting to the truth," and protecting our democracy. he isn't alone. republicans want answers about the client campaign and calling out the media. >> the media needs to do their job, talk about what is coming out and hold people accountable. >> not surprise the networks haven't been interested in th

there's a biggerfirst time they brook plays amir khan.other will be to settle their differences in the ring. the fighters made 149 lbs, which is two lbs over their welterweight limit and both men made their weight any comfortably. amir khan looks in great shape. he says he hadn't let this good in the last ten years. as for kell brook, he looked very muscular, very chiselled. he said he'd left no stone unturned in terms of getting victory on saturday night. we understand as well there is a rehydration clause. that is both men cannot weigh over 163.5 lbs on the day of the fight or they will be fined £100,000 for every lbs over that limit and that clause might well see amir khan because kell brook has campaigned at the heavyweight class for the majority of his career, a naturally bigger man of the two fighters. such is the rivalry between the pair is they had to be kept apart when they posed for the final customary head—to—head shot. a lot of anticipation ahead of this bout and it's one that's really split opinion. but the amir khan's speed

brook is on acknowledgement factor wasn't. lei brook is on my mind. something that will always stick with us. british. .. something that will always stick with us.- british... something that will always stick with us. this is not for a world _ always stick with us. this is not for a world title. _ always stick with us. this is not for a world title. it _ always stick with us. this is not for a world title. it feels - always stick with us. this is not for a world title. it feels very i for a world title. it feels very much like a big fight night. a huge rivalry between both men. it is clear neither man can afford to lose this fight as far as a legacy is concerned. should be an epic on sunday. rangers a 3—1 in dortmund. we will round up things later. goodbye. storm eunice looks to be a very dangerous system. we've already got a met office top—tier rare red weather warning in force for this. it's across parts of south wales and south west england, where we could get gusts of wind up to 90 mph. these are going to be damaging, disruptive gusts of wind. the

>> that's it [ dramatic music ] >> ridge: there's something i need to know about brooke? >> taylor: i wish i didn't have to tell you this, ridge. but if brooke would have been honest with you, i wouldn't have-- >> ridge: honest with me about what? >> taylor: a--about new year's eve and what she did. >> ridge: i already know what she did? >> taylor: i don't think you do. >> ridge: i don't? i don't--i don't understand. >> taylor: you know what? i don't understand either. i will never understand how brooke says that she loves you and keeps doing the things that she does and you keep getting hurt in the process. i'll never understand.

brooke. >> brooke: good morning. the biden administration says it is not planning to hand out crack pipes to using american dollars. we are focused on using resources to reduce harm. no federal funding will be used to put pipes and safe smoking kits and jen psaki echoing a similar message. listen. >> press sect. psaki: may contain alcohol, lip balm, reduce transmission of diseases like hiv and help --00 hepatiti. >> brooke: it is part of a harm reduction program to the tune of $30 million. outrage, including from the mother of a drug addict in san francisco. listen to this. >> policies give him everything he needs to stay addicted. the way they have been supporting my son is keeping him chained to his addiction. makes me feel hopeless the city doesn't do anything to mandate triement or encourage treatment tis normalizeing and enabling. >> brooke: despite the chaos, justice department says it is considering opening safe injection sites in the name of public safety. >> todd: louisiana senator john kennedy says this is

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. >> brooke: yeah? is that why you're here? to rub it in my face? >> taylor: no, brooke. concerned on so many levels. >> brooke: sure you are, taylor. if you really were concerned, you would've come to me before running to ridge. you would've given me the chance to thi

brooke singman joins us. brooke. >> brooke: l.a. prosecutors support the effort to recall george george gascon, nearly 98% or nine out of 10 l.a. prosecutors support the recall as george gascon's policies lead to surge in violent crime throughout l.a. county after george gascon tried a transgender sex abuser as a juvenile for assaulting a 10 year old. fox news receiving a disturbing recording of hannah tubbs laughing about the lenient sentence, listen to this. >> i won't have to register or nothing. >> what will they do to you then? >> nothing. if there is next time i get in the trouble, i'm leaving the state, leaving the country, i ain't staying. >> brooke: according to staffers george gascon knew about the recording weeks before it was released, but george gascon and his advisor deny the claim and the deputy d.a. says the advisor is lying. listen. >> content of the jail calls, we did not know about, there are exceptions that exist, rare exception. that statement made is untrue and slap in the face to the victim in this case. >> br

. >> ashley: brooke songman joins us. >> brooke: abc suspended whoopi goldberg for two weeks effective asked her to reflect and learn about the impact of her comments. saga began when "the view" cohost was talking about a school banning the novel "mouse," when is about the holocaust. >> be truthful about it, the holocaust is not about race, it is about man's inhumanity to man. >> brooke: goldberg apologized and expressed regret over her comment. >> it is about race, hitler and nazis thought jews were inferior race. i stand corrected. >> brooke: ceo and national director of antidefamation league is encouraging the host to uses suspension to educate herself on the genocide. >> her comments did cause confusion and hurt that i hope whoopi can use interspection and learning. pruks there is growing fury inside abc over whoopi's comments with one insider telling page six many at the network, including her fellow hosts believe whoopi is too controversial for the show. critics claim double standard after osborne and roseanne barr were fired after making controversial comments. >> todd: let's br

>> taylor: brooke betrayed you. again. this time with deacon. >> brooke: i'm going to get what's coming to me? what does that even mest

brooke singman has the details.e. >> brooke: good morning, guys, i spoke with former president donald trump and he's calling on the justice department to release remaining records related to the original trump russia probe. trump telling me they should declassify absolutely, especially in light of what has just happened and been revealed. may 2019, trump told bill barr to declassify record related to surveillance of his 2016 campaign. trump said this latest file suggest just the beginning, telling me, "you will see a lot of other thuf happening having to deal with what is continuation of the crime of the century." and kevin mccarthy agrees, vowing to dig deeper if republicans win back the house in november. mccarthy calling durham's investigation essential to getting to the truth and protecting our democracy. republicans want answers about the clinton campaign's answers and calling out the main-stream media. >> they spied and lied. they need accountability. talk about what is coming out and hold these people account

only pulled out a fake plastic gun on the officers. >> for us and brooks did survive.say that he was critically injured. the investigation is ongoing. >> a new government report says the number of homeless americans has skyrocketed in recent years. according to the department of housing and urban development, the pandemic has created concerns about living in shelters, relief benefits, including expanded unemployment benefits along with child tax credit payments. help people avoid homelessness. but democrats say that those programs were just temporary. they say that the build back better package could provide more long-term solutions. if it is passed by congress. >> data shows that more than half of shelter people and 40% of unsheltered people experiencing homelessness worked but still clerk of court housing. the significant economic instability brought by covid-19 and reports of crisis from homeless service providers on the front lines. only heightened concern. >> some republicans say that solving the issue will require more than just housing. they say the homelessness

brooks jarocz reporting for us in the newsroom, brooks thanks. a woman is searching for answers after her brother was killed in a hit and run crash. that collision happened last week in san jose. police are still looking for the driver in this case as ktvu jesse gary reports, this was san jose's ninth fatal crash in just the first month of 2022. my brother says, i'm sorry. it was a good person. we did everything together when we were kids, erin rickman says she was connected at the hip and soul to her big brother of 14 months. as a toddler. when travis rep then went to school, she cried from separation anxiety. 37 year old's life ended january 28th two injuries from a hit and run collision. if you alameda and newhall street right now we're looking for witnesses. we don't have a lot of information in this hit and run san jose police detectives say around 4 30 in the morning weapon was crossing the alameda. his sister says he lived in the area and didn't drive but usually walked. the driver of a white van, perhaps a transit van police say hit him i

brooke singman live n. a word, a lot of this is just gross. >> brooke: good morning, guys democrat leaders are at odds over athletes exposing mistreatment at the beijing olympics after nancy pelosi warned american athletes not to rock the boat. the white house is sending a different message, listen. >> press sect. psaki: we support the athletes, they have the right to freely express themselves, that is case in beijing, at the olympics, anywhere, they will make the choices as individuals, we support right to peaceful protest. >> brooke: republicans are exposing companies profiting from beijing human rights violation and mistreatment of athletes. >> this is them trying to fool everyone. we're not stupid, cutell from the fact that americans are not watching olympics, sponsors will continue to think they can make money and they can't. they are torturing people in front of our face, we promised never again and have to stand by that. >> across the pacific, athletes are sounding the alarm on -- she details to be o

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if you look at his statement that he made in t, v. brooks with brooks describing his attack and that although i had just spoken to put in for hours, any one who has read what put in says, can have no doubt that putin wants to create a rational empire. he wants to recreate the order within europe. and he has no fear of using military might to achieve it. and we're seeing this in ukraine. today's though we have to ask ourselves what capabilities disputants, russia have, and what capabilities do we need in order to counter there's threat to day and in the future law is one thing is for sure, meaning that we need to invest considerably more in the security of our country in order to defend our liberty and our democracy in this way as well. this is an a goal so not so this is a major use a challenge for the entire country. it means to have a modern progressive german armed forces wonderfully that we can protect us in legal munich, security conference. a week ago, i said we need to for air craft. we need ships, and we'd soldiers who are well equipped, ideally equipped for their missions. t

david brooks and don -- jonathan capehart way the response to russian aggression toward ukraine, and the ongoing politics of gun violence in the united states. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by ♪ >> moving our economy for 160 years, bnsf, the engine that connects us. ♪ ♪ >> consumer cellular. ♪ >> the john s and james l knight foundation, fostering an and engaged communities. more at k's.org -- kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions. ♪ and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: president biden said today he believes russia's president vladimir putin has made the decision to further invade ukraine and it will likely happen in coming days. his remarks in a news conference, u.s. officials said even more russian troops have arrived at the russian -- russia-ukraine border in recent days, joining 150,000 already on station. who the u.s. says are a -- poised to

congressman mo brooks. he discovered the information.n us to break down what he found out. first top biden team members could be ensnared in special counsel john durham's criminal probe into the botched trump russia investigation. congressman dan bishop joins us next on "the evening edit". at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows several different whistles. doug blows several different whistles. [a vulture squawks.] there he is. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ today, your customers want it all. you have to deal with higher expectations and you have to lower wait times. with ibm, you can do both. your business can unify apps and data across your clouds. so you can address supply chain issues in real time, before they impact your bottom line. predicting and managing operational issues that's why so many businesses work with ibm. with voltaren arthritis pain gel. my hu

and i cannot lose against kell brook will be very upsetting to my career if i lost kell brook that'srting to ease off into the north sea towards scandinavia. and so, now the strongest of the winds will gradually start to die down. we still keep some showers, though, some of those wintry at lower levels. and the winds still noticeable first thing in the morning — gusts in excess of 40—16 mph potentially on exposed coasts. some of those showers, yes, still of snow, will start to ease as we go through the day. and into the afternoon, it is certainly the calm before the storm as we continue to see a blustery afternoon with some sunny spells and highs of 5—12 celsius. but through the latter stages of thursday into friday, all eyes once again out into the atlantic as storm eunice approaches. now this storm is expected to undergo rapid intensification — and on the leading edge through northern ireland and certainly central and southern scotland, snow will be the main issue which will cause disruption. amber weather warnings for the strength of the winds, damaging gusts of wind across englan

brooke. >> brooke: good morning, todd and carley, an exclusive report to kickoff the day.mer director of national intelligence john ratcliffe told john durham there is enough evidence to indict multiple peep nel his investigation into the origin of the trump russia probe, following the stunning revelation from durham's file whering he alleges campaign to establish a narrative linking trump to russia. some republicans are already making plans to hold clinton accountable in the midterm, ohio congressman mike turner was asked directly if he would move to hold hearings on capitol hill if he was in charge of the house intelligence committee. here is what he had to say . >> absolutely. this is a threat to our democracy itself. this is so wrong. >> brooke: and a new poll shows 66% of democrats wants clinton questioned in an attempt to tie him to the kremlin, the former president responding to the filing say whatting hillary clinton and what left democrats did with respect to spying on the president of the united states is far bigger crime than watergate. this is insult to the rep

brook prook joins us live with the details. good morning. >> brooke: good morning, virginia governor glenn youngkin empowering parents with swipe of a pen, making masks optional in public schools. listen. >> now is our chance to give all parents the rights to make decisions that we know they have. we are reestablishing and restoring power back to parents. >> brooke: youngkin says it will bring normalcy back to the classroom and the bill gives parents right to choose in the event of future mandate. >> any authority, local school board or local board of supervisors or the state government wants to mandate masks, parents will have ability to opt out if they think that is best for their child. >> brooke: a win for parents in loudoun county, judge granting temporary injunction filed by three parents requiring public schools to make masks optional immediately. the school district was set to roll out the new policy next week. but starting today, students with choose whether or not to mask up. any students who face disciplinary action

david brooks and jonathan capehart consider the week's political news.more. >> woodruff: at the three-day security conference that began in munich today, u.s. and nato leaders aimed to further unify western nations, in their efforts to combat russian aggression against ukraine. nick schifrin has more now on the european response, with a key european diplomat. >> schifrin: joining us to discuss the crisis in ukraine is emily haber, the german ambassador to the united states. ambassador haber, welcome to the "newshour". earlier we heard president biden said he believes putin decided to invade. n.a.t.o. officials tell me they fear invasion could come tomorrow. do you agree? >> we have been briefed and informed and been sharing information along allies with the n.a.t.o., with the united states throughout these past weeks. there's no day when we don't exchange information about the latest knowledge and the latest assessments. so, given the monumental military buildup around ukraine, which is the biggest concentration of military forces since the end of the co

as you say, agl has rejected this with no mention of further engagement with brookfield or ken brooksis stage. the proposal was pitched at a 4% premium and those premiums don't generally tend to be successful in australia. i think there must have been some level of understanding on the initial approach might not get them across the line. with that in mind, it would not be too surprising to see them come back with a higher offer. i think it has also been written around by some commentators that agl rejecting the so quickly could be a sign there other suitors waiting in the wings. we will need to wait and see on that front. agl is relatively cheap on a historical basis. the stock has been pummeled on the past 12 months on the deteriorating fundamental outlook fred the energy generators in australia. shery: why was the bid made in the first place? tell us about the origin of the origin of this deal. >> brookfield and mike cannon brookes are serious players. they are not going to enter a bid like this without having serious intentions of making this into a profitable business. you cannot

>> brooke: good morning, guys. a source tells me special counsel john durham investigation has accelerated and more people are cooperating than previously thought. the source telling me durham has run his investigation very professionally adding he's done this right and keeps it a secret. the source telling me there has been more activity than visible to the public. the white house is dodging questions related to durham's filing. listen. >> that is something i can't speak to from this podium, i refer you to the department of justice. >> is what is described in that reports, internet traffic, is that spy something >> again, i can't speak to that report. i refer you to the department of justice. >> generally speaking -- >> i refer you to the department of justice. >> brooke: the white house's tight-lipped former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe anticipates more indictments, he wouldn't say who he thinks could face one. listen. >> i would expect there to be frankly quite a few more indictments. i think

. >> ashley: brooke singman said they have had enough, brooke. >> brooke: good morning. things reaching a boiling point. a dozen students marched to the front of the meeting demanding an end to school mask mandates. they are expected to end mandates statewide. the legislation would allow parents to opt out of masking, same step governor glenn youngkin took on his first day in office issue but his efforts have been stalled, facing lawsuits and pushback from the white house. press secretary jen psaki tweeting thank tou schools defying youngkin's order, she is now changing her tune, walking back criticism of democratic governors doing the same as youngkin. >> do you believe the democratic-led states who are breaking with cdc, they are throwing science away? >> press sect. psaki: it is important to note, states allow decisions to be made by local school districts. our hope is states and leaders look at science and data and make decisions about local school districts, local school districts have always made these decisions. >> brooke: new york governor hokel expected to raise

this friday night jonathan and david brooks. we appreciate it.lympics, and theyouf have been one of the most unusual and more controversial games, given covid and china's >>> we are just about at the midpoint of the winter oympics. they have been one of the most unusual and more controversial games given covid and china's record on human rights. even so athletes trying to compete under enormous pressure at the highest levels. we get the perspective of an olympic great. >> judy this first week has seen its share of disappointments for the americans but the have been electric moments as well featuring: kim, nathan chan and lindsay jacob ellis to name a few. there are us there is also a lot of attention on eileen who was born in the u.s. but competing for china, her mother's home country. for more on the games from an athletes perspective i am joined by apollo ono. he is the most decorated winter only be in in u.s. history with eight metals including two gold. welcome to the news hour. úthank you for making the time. >> thank you for having me. >> h

it is 50 years since the willow brook story. awful place has become a college -- part of the city university. carbelo who was a resident of willow brook was there self-advocate was there ken from indiana university kathleen lavin darr doctor of staten island. it was wonderful. >> we have touching. first time i had seen that film the whole film of the original willow brook expose of 50 years ago in many decades. so i was sobbing like old men do and it was dana. >> dana: another man who has been sobbing a lot. bill hemmer because the bengals lost. so when he flew home from the super bowl he watched the whole game again. >> jesse: oh, no. >> dana: we have live video. video of him on the plane. why am i hitting myself? why am i hitting myself like this little hen here. poor hemmer. he says that by monday he will feel a little better. >> jesse: did he take the whole . >> geraldo: sent directly to the blossom store in glenville, georgia. and by the way, they are now opening up a part of the store for infants to had high schoolers as w

. >> carley: brooke singman has the details. this is certainly a talker. >> brooke: that is right.n says it is not planning hand out crack pipes using american tax dollars. department of human searchss says we are focused on using resources to reduce harm. no federal funding will be used to put pipes in safe smoking kits. white house press secretary jen psaki echoing similar message. >> press sect. psaki: may contien lip balm, other material to promote hygiene and reduce transmission of diseases. we don't support federal funding for pipes. >> brooke: statements doubt political fire storm which started after washington free beacon reported pipes for drugs would be in safe smoking kits as part of harm reduction program. that report igniing out rage for a mother from san francisco sglchlts policies give him everything he needs to stay addicted. the way they are supporting my son and keeping him chained to his addiction, makes me feel hopeless how the city doesn't do anything to mandate treatment or encourage treatment. it is normalizeing and enabling. >> brooke: guys, despite the chao

it is a constant battle but that's only if you can get to someonene at haven brooke.my understanding is in january of 2020 haven brooke was bought and it is essentially a money grabbing tool that is all they are doing. the lower lower socioeconomic class to grabb money. when went by hundreds of dollars last year i asked for representative, why is it going up so much? i faithfully pay my rent i do everything you have asked me too do and more and you are still going to every year charge me hundreds of more dollars. she said we have to please the investors. it was shortly after that that i really started to get into thean fight with my group here. i was already a part of the group after that statement from the representative i knew that i had a voice and i was going to voice it as loud as i could. because we are all human beings and we all deserve to live healthy. thank you again for your time. i really appreciate the opportunity. >> that runs through all these center has joined us and told her story. so thank you. ms. jones, thank you. cindy newman is from greatan falls

brooke singman. >> brooke: good morning, guys. a dozen students marched to the front of it is meeting, serving school board affidavits and demanding end to school mask mandate. a loudoun county parent joined us last hour. >> locked out of the school board meeting after they served papers. it is sheriff had to be called. we are standing up against these people. we had state representatives getting involved. this is not the in-person equal education we should be getting. >> brooke: the chaos coming as virginia lawmakers are expected to pass a bipartisan bill today to end mask mandate to arkllow students to opt out of masking, same step governor gleebs /* gleens youngkin took. press secretary jen psaki tweeting thank you to schools defying youngkin's order, now she is walking back criticism of democratic governors doing the same as youngkin. listen. >> do you believe the democratic-led states who are breaking with the cdc on guidance, they are -- >> press sect. psaki: these states arkllow for decisions to be made by local school dist

brooks well, that's right . those are just some of the allegations laid out in lawsuits against center for covid control . now it's headquartered outside of chicago and advertised hundreds of sites. until it abruptly paused operations in january. and we've learned the california attorney general is now investigating. once you can check out some photos taken by ex employees who described bags of bio waste boxes of pcr test. and a processing mess of the company's illinois headquarters . this was amid the holidays. workers say they were told to lie to customers about results and instructed to mark those customers as uninsured even if they weren't while building the federal government for their tests, records show. it's partnering lab has received $140 million in testing reimbursement from the federal government. center for covid control and doctors clinical laboratory operate out of the same building . neither has required lab license or registration with the california department of health. former employees say th

. >> todd: brooke singman joins us live with the details 6789 brooke. >> brooke: that is right, lawmakers in the nation's capitol condemning the attack on ukraine and calling for range of swift, severe and crippling sanctions. congressman dan dan crenshaw, i hope president putin suffers immense losses this is barbaric, praying ukrainians fight like hell, may the people be with ukraine. republicans and democrats are calling for putin to be punished. chris murphy tweeting, tonight entire post world war international order sits on a knife's edge if putin does not pay a devastating price for this transgression, our own security will be at risk. some are places the blame squarely on president biden's shoulders. listen. >> on day one for biden presidency, he strengthened putin. he approved the nord stream 2. i served on the arms services committee in congress. i'm very, very clear on what it means to be -- have peace through strepth and joe biden does not understand that, he's never once shown strength when it comes to making decisions to protect this country. >> former president donald trump t

supreme court, we turn to the analysis of brooks and capehart.ist david brooks, and jonathan capehart, columnist for the "washington post." >> it is good to see both of you, thank you for being here on this friday night. we are going to talk about ukraine in just a minute, but david, i want to start with president biden's choice of judge ketanji brown jackson for court. what did you make of his choice of her? >> she seems great. you know, what you want on the court is someone with a lot of intellectual firepower but without intellectual arrogance and she seems to have that, as marcia and others mentioned before she has the defender, she was a regular old judge on -- with real trials, not just a fancy appellate judge so she has been in the trenches and she seems like just a wonderful person, i wrote, read a good story on the 19th about four friends, three friends she had starting in freshman year in harvard, four black women who entered harvard together, and roomed together, four cities of them and went to harvard law together and since then they