>> well, first, i applaud trooper cavalier for coming forward.our nation is saying we want officers to step forward when they see something is wrong. i think it is what the community wants, and i think leaders of agencies are asking their officers to do that. apparently it didn't happen here, but there are some leaders now that are saying we've taken a step back with what is going on with trooper cavalier. >> it is interesting because he felt that he could not go to higher ups in the department because they were part of the problem, and he claims that the culture at state police there, that it is racist. do you think he had any other choice but going public? >> well, when i look at this investigation, it took 474 days for this investigation to get started. so it seems like there were no other recourses but for him to come forward the way that he did. you know, someone would say, well, he could have done something different but i don't think there was any right way when you are coming forward with something that you see as a wrong. >> you know, ro

trooper carl cavalier accusing his colleagues of murder in the case of ronald green and claiming that the cover-up came from the department. his superiors say he violated department policy by speaking publicly. i want to warn you the video you're about to see is graph ing. cnn's nick valencia has more now. >> okay. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> i think it was ten times worse than i anticipated it being. it just gave me a horrible feeling in my stomach just to know that it could have been me. it could have been my family member or friends, your family. it could have been anyone. >> reporter: louisiana state trooper carl cavalier says what we're watching is a murder caught on tape at the hands of police. the 11-year police veteran alleges his colleagues, seen here in the may 2019 beating and arrest of black motorist ronald green, are part of an internal cover-up to green's death that goes all the way to the top of the agency. the disturbing body cam video shows green being repeatedly tased and beaten by state police. in it, you can hear green screaming in agony and trying to reason with the

it strikes me as cavalier to encuae matter. it strikes me as cavalier to enauae in matter.to engage in a multimillion _ matter. it strikes me as cavalier to engage in a multimillion pound - engage in a multimillion pound transaction with the family of a foreign state, where... our own government's foreign office has described corruption as a part of every day life. some world leaders have been in the off shore business. in seip ruz sieb rus. —— sieb rus. we have a revelation about the president of cyprus. not about his hiding his weather, but his law firm helped clients to hide theirs. this island is one of world's biggest offshore centres. president president nicos anastasiades said he is trying to clean the government up. his government has introduced d a register to show the companies that are based here. it is aimed to reduce secrecy. that sounds transparent, but our documents reveal that the president's own law firm did the opposite, helping a rich client stay in the shadows. it happened in 2011 before nicos anastasiades became president. this is the client they kept h

out late because last 2 games with the saw uncle, the returns the line up against the cleveland cavaliers. the side where he started his n b, a career, 18 years ago to the day. and he led the way the lakers with $26.00 point comma anthony came off the bench and added $24.00, including $63.00 pointers. as the lakers ended, the cavaliers a 3 game winning streak afterwards, the bron reflected on his milestone anniversary of 2025 and over again 25. so getting better, getting better with age, just like just like wine. so, you know, but it is a treat and i will never forget that moment. i have uniform on wine and go for the 1st time and step on a floor. it was just very unique because it was very nerve reckon canadian gulf at taylor bunder. hendricks shot a court record, a tenant de paul to take the lead at the mute a championship. a 30 year old to work. he put picked up 9 bodies and one eagle in his 2nd round on friday. that's bumped up $25.00 places with of the leader board. he's on 11 under paul. one clear of patrick roaches. that soil sport with me and piece that we'll have more for you. a

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it strikes me as incredibly cavalier to engage in a multimillion pound transaction with the family of.our own government's foreign office has previously described corruption as a part of every day life. some world leaders have been in the offshore business. here in cyprus, the files take us into the corridor of power. we have a revelation about the president of cyprus. not about his hiding his wealth offshore, but his law firm helped a client to hide theirs. this island is one of world's biggest offshore centres. president nicos anastasiades says he is trying to clean the country up. his government has introduced a register to show the real owner of 200,000 companies that are based here. it is aimed at reducing offshore secrecy. that all sounds transparent, the thing is, our documents reveal that the president's own law firm did the opposite, providing fake owners to help a rich client stay in the shadows. it happened in 2011, before mr anastasiades became president. this is the client they kept hidden. leonid lebedev, a russian oligarch. who made his fortune in oil and gas. mr lebede

it -- it seemed like it was a very cavalier attitude throughout the whole process there. on both sides of the camera. >> i want you both, if you could, kevin, since you were referencing it, the complaints that your sources are talking to you about. complaints that you were hearing from onset can you elaborate more about that? >> sure, kate, and i also want to mention that entertainment tonight has been contacted by the production company and in a statement, they told us that they are launching internal investigation into everything that happened on the set. um, but that there were no official complaints. now, meanwhile, these crew members according to the l.a. times had -- had complained about driving 50 miles from albuquerque, each way, to the set because they had been promised hotel rooms. they also complained about conditions on the set where allegedly a gun had misfired twice, before. and then, they also felt like -- according to the l.a. times and these sources -- that they hadn't been paid. so, in these -- when these crew members walked off set and they were union m

police only told his family he died in a crash, and now a black state trooper, carl cavalier, tells cnnsing his colleagues of murder during an interview with her affiliate wbrz -- with our affiliate wbrz in june. >> we still have murderers in my eyes on the job. we have guys who's been slapped on the wrist for their roles in this ronald green incident, or just went unpunished. still patrolling the streets. >> two troopers involved in the incident were reprimanded for their actions that night including for not following body cam procedures. a third trooper was going to be fired, but he died in a car crash. we should note cnn has reached out to state police for comment about cavalier's claims. >>> she describes standing before a judge as a teen asking permission for an abortion and feeling like her life was in one man's hands. why my next guest wants to ensure texas teens don't need to beg for their reproductive rights. ♪ ♪ kiss the people you love. mark this moment in time, and celebrate every kiss. for people who are a little intense about hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight.

lebron james, his former teammate, they won a championship together with the cleveland cavaliers.e is personally vaccinated. he went on to say it is left up to an individual's choice, whatever the person thinks is best for him and his family. he supports that. the strangest thing about the nba, the local new york city and san francisco, the golden state warriors, one of their players tried to get a religious exemption. that did not work out so well. he had to be vaccinated. the nba is not imposing this right now but the staff, the referees, all of those have to be vaccinated. there is this catch-22 situation. if you are visiting new york or san francisco, you don't have to be vaccinated. somewhat kyrie irving out of new york. some think he is crazy for this decision. he stands for what he believes in. brent: i wonder what his doctor -- it has -- it is hard to imagine his doctor has told him it is a good decision to stay unvaccinated. what about other professional leagues around the world? >> we can talk about england's premier league. it attracts millions and millions. a lot of th

if you act deliberately with sneering, cavalier contempt for the american people and their representatives, we will hold you in contempt. we will get to the truth of the violent assault on america. >> it's also been widely reported that as the vote was taking place, qanon congresswoman marjorie taylor greene crossed the aisle physically, not metaphorically, and tried to pick a fight with both raskin and cheney. according to cnn, liz cheney responded to the nonlegislating bully from georgia by saying she was a joke and referred to a previous margie comment about jewish space lasers for a source familiar with the interaction. all of this republican intransigence and wackiness from the lady in georgia aim after house minority leader kevin mccarthy made the bogus claim this morning that the bannon subpoena, get this, is invalid, among other things. >> no, they're issuing an invalid subpoena. issuing an invalid subpoena weakens our power, not if somebody votes against it. he has the right to go to the court to see if he has executive privilege or not. i don't know if he does or not, but neither

this was a small circle that showed a casualness and a comfort and a very cavalier attitude towards sayingretty gotesque things. >> reporter: today, aaron rodgers saying those opinions don't have a place in the game. >> i don't feel like those are opinions shared by players. we don't treat people differently, and i'm proud of that. >> reporter: we're learning that the tampa bay buccaneers have removed jon gruden from their ring of honor. in las vegas, the special teams coordinator will be taking over as interim head coach effective immediately. so far, the nfl has not responded to the recent allegations. >> kayna, thank you. >>> now to your health. new guidelines on aspirin affecting millions. tonight, an influential health advisory group is saying the risk of bleeding may outweigh the benefits from the aspirin. here's erielle reshef, breaking it down. >> reporter: tonight, those new draft guidelines from a panel of experts, recommending doctors stop prescribing daily aspirin for people over 60 to lower the risk of having a first heart attack and stroke. >> they've shown that the risk of b

and on the other side there's this kind of cavalier defiance like i'm ok, it's not going to be a problemube in london these days fewer than half the people on the tube are wearing a face covering. even though when you walk down into the station there's an announcement saying you must wear a face covering on all london transit. this feeling of british people completely ignoring the rules is quite odd and new to me. you've experienced something that is a contrast in the enforcement of the rules in this country and the enforcement of the rules in france? we got back from paris- and the french countryside, we use the metro all- the and not once and not one restaurant, not one metro train. did we see an unmasked person. imagine that! and there was one moment when somebody was taking | their mask off and we heard i some security guy or whoever it was saying, 135 euros fine if you do that. - and there seems to be a total understanding that this - is about society and how we owe each other and ourselves, - and ijust thought i arrived . in a much more civilised place where people are taking care|

to one has repeatedly condemned ambassadors issued a statement to denouncing turkey's handling of cavalier case and calling for his release. today mark's full year sincere, ongoing detention of postman cavallo begin the continued delays in his trial inclusion by emerging different cases and creates new ones up to a previous acquittal. gus, to shadow over respect for democracy, the rule of law and transparency in the turkish dish or a system. this is a really an extreme reaction, and it shows to me the great attentions that we are having between turkey and the e. u and the other nato countries. what race is some concern is that a cover le indeed was the founding member. busy of the open society foundation of george soros in turkey. so there are certain relationships with those billionaires and philanthropists who often have interfered in other countries in internal government affairs, turkey claims to see as its own sovereign right. and to determine how to do the internal affairs and they reject any interference into their traditional re a push to the right seems to be key to success in fre

tyler aiken owns two restaurants in philadelphia and serves as chef and partner at le cavalier in wilmingtonays costs are up significantly for certain meats and equally critical kitchen staples like frying oil. >> paying $25 last year and now in the $60 range. >> reporter: aiken says they've had to pass some of the cost on to their customers. >> it can have a sticker shock effect to guests but it is not an abuse of circumstance. it's just the reality that we're facing right now. >> that was tom costello reporting. >>> developing right now in san jose police are hoping you can help solve a road rage incident that sent one man to the hospital. this happened friday night when police say a woman was driving an suv and hit another car near capital expressway and capital avenue. when the woman driver did not stop the other driver followed her, hoping to exchange information, and that is when things turned violent. his wife says that once they pulled over the other driver made several phone calls and two men showed up and severely beat her husband. he is now hospitalized with serious injuries. >> m

the ambassadors issued a joint statement denouncing turkeys handling of a cavalier case to day marks for years. sincere ongoing detention of osman cavallo begin, the continued delay in his trail, inclusion by emergency different cases and creates new ones after previous acquittal, cast a shadow over respect for democracy. the rule of law, andras' baron, see in the turkish dish or a system. let's say with spats heading, then let's talk to geo political, endless reign of office. welcome back to r t at the ambassadors of these countries, most of them and nato allies. they must have known that president addison, a leader, that takes criticism likely to think they were aware that their move would cause such a reaction. i'm not really sure if they are expecting such a harsh reaction that 10 ambassadors and shall be to care persona non grata. this is really an extreme reaction and it shows to me the great attentions that we are having between turkey and the e. u and the other nato countries on earth in general. so it's surely not only the case of, of my customer kabbalah that is here at sta

job which is in kill samsung will you not covered kind of research 2013 when he was a member, the cavaliers have a lot of mutual friends and family and we know each other as well. so and knowing kyrie and the type of person he is particularly as it relates to not necessarily subscribing to think and moving to the beat of his own drum and really analyzing things and not jumping to something just because everybody else is doing it. my gut says no, but i also think that, ah, what happens with mere de blasio as well as kyrie and the nets and everything going on with the mandates could, could dictate a change. so from our perspective and cover inquiry and knowing the type of person he is and i say no. so i think if you think he might not get this job, where does that leave his future? atlanta is to think of a possible trade in the future as being focused on well, i think when you look at carrier vics trade value, arguably one of the best handlers of the basketball mbm b a. but if he can't play because of various mandates, even traveling or what have you, it leaves his trade value kind of obsolet

when he was a member, the cavaliers have a lot of mutual friends and family and we know each other as well. so knowing kyrie and the type of person he is particularly as it relates to not necessarily subscribing to think and moving to the beat of his own drama and really analyzing things and not jumping to something just because everybody else is doing it. my gut says no, but i also think that what, what happens with mere de blasio as well as kyrie and the nets and everything going on with the mandates could, could dictate change. so from our perspective and cover inquiry and knowing the type of person he is and i say no. but if he can't play because of various mandates, even traveling or what have you, it leaves his trade value kind of obsolete. so i think kind of similarly the been simmons who's now returning to philadelphia after sitting out training care, if you play your value can go up, but carry situation is a lot different. i think it's a matter of whether he gets the vaccination or not. and like i said, knowing him, i don't see it happening. they learn to braves a through to

they called for the release of a child philanthropist. osmond cavalier has been in prison since late 2017. without being convicted. he was accused of financing the 2013 guest pop protest and participating in a fail coo, which he denies. a joint statement from several countries, including the united states, canada, france, and germany, alleged the case cost a shadow over respect for democracy on gary and prime minister victor o ban as accuse foreign powers of trying to meddle in his countries politics as thousands of people turned out for rival rallies in the capital buddha, past the demonstrations were in support of opposing candidates, next year's parliamentary elections and came on the anniversary of the anti soviet uprising of 1956. o bon has been in power for 11 years, but he faces an unprecedented challenge from the united opposition. brusell. would you best feel? brussel today speaks to us and treat along with the poll as if we were an enemy. we have a feeling of deja. the air of the soviet doctrine permeates europe as well. it is time for them, brussels to understand that even

sat out like his last 2 games with a sore ankle, but he returns the line up against the cleveland cavaliers beside why he started his nb a career 18 years ago to the day. and he led the way the lake has with 26 point comma. i'm 30, came off the bench and added 24 in creating 6. 3 pointers. as the lake has ended that have loose and free game winning streak the brought afterwards reflected on his 18. yeah, and be a on a bus $2925.00 and over again. 25. so get better. get better with age, like just like, just like one so. yeah, you know, but it is almost a treat and i would never forget their moment or curves, uniform all. and i want to go for the 1st time mr. ball and maybe a floor was just very unique because it was a very nerve written tell you that paris azure land, coachman, se, porch and tina is hopeful in unless he will be fit for the champions league game against. i'll be like sick on wednesday the argentine has been battling a muscle injury and he was substituted at half time against raining legal champion sale. this was just a precaution psv trout at the break before catch to mock me

out the lakers last 2 games with a saw ankle, but he returned to the line up against the cleveland cavaliers. decide way. he started even b a korea 18 years ago to the day. and he led the way for the lakers with 26 points . camilla anthony table, the bench and added to $24.00 feeding 6. 3 points is as the lake as end of the cavity is a 3 game winning streak with a 12 point victory. the bron reflected on he's a senior india anniversary, ultimately. 122925 and over again. 25. so get better and better with age. like just like, just like why so? yeah, you know, what is, i'm is a treat and i will never forget their moment, the printer that their calves uniform on, i whine and go for the 1st time several. and maybe a floor was so very unique because it was a very nerve wracking to them. and full so full time now in lubbock, premier league matches mentioned the said he would be seen by crystal palace. to know liverpool, drew with bryce and chelsea defeated newcastle 3. no, that's all the spoke for now. i'll be here again with another up a little bit later to right. thank you. see you then peter, th

but if not now, when nick clark al jazeera copay, the mountains romania tell us cavalier us and there is an expert at the u. anesco world heritage center. he says the research into protected forests had positive and negative findings. we did this a very 1st analysis in which we were able to quantify the amount of carbon that is absorbed and released from heritage forests. and we were kind of surprised both positively and negatively. of the results we found out that indeed will hurt the forests or a large carbon sink absorbing $190000000.00 tons of c o 2 per year. that's more or less at half of the case, annual emissions for fossil fuels. but also, unfortunately that 10 will heritage for us have a emit the more carbon then captured. and the reasons i'll say are many lenders, pressures, but also climate change. actually what stroke us more in this study was and the impacts of climate related events. for instance, the wildfires and we have seen unprecedented wildfires over the past few years, which for instance working why fi really more c o 2 emissions than a country per year. and, and

everything was very cavalier about vaccines and masks and the way he treated me refusing to wear a maskthey are trying to get you to pull your commissioner there for what? they are really reaching. they are really afraid of you. >> this is a manufactured -- he was asked to meet with the state senator. he offered to do the meeting outside or he would stand in the hallway if that made her more comfortable. she rejected that and is using it to get political air time on comcast and at&t. that's fine. that's just politics. the idea that he should be withdrawn is ridiculous. he made a huge impact already. cdc would say all of the healthy kids should be quarantined. one person infected and the whole class goes home. there was no data to support that. he got rid of health quarantines and that kept thousands of kids in schools. the result has been in the 5 weeks we have done that, our cases are down 74% among school aged kids. joe was right about that. the overall media narrative said you need to quarantine health kids. he saw through that. it's part about me and part of him because he doesn't a

the sneer flies from the cavalier port, which is the last ha gateway or for afghanistan to the rest of the world. but that he has been a specifically asked whether chuck he is going to recognize taliban or not. he says that definitely the international community must, how a certain level of the engagement with taliban that will be for the benefit of afghanistan. but it is not the nickel ignition. so tricky is in an engagement with that about that that, that, but that is not the recognition so far result. thank you very much. big story in europe. the sir norway's intelligence agency says, an attack by a man using a bow and arrow appears to have been terrorism. 5 people were killed, 2 were injured in the town of congress burg southwest of the capital, or slow. a 37 year old danish suspect has been arrested. alexey o'brien reports an arrow, pierce's a wall in southeastern norway. part of what police say as several crime scenes, after a man armed with a bow and arrow roamed through the small town of cones berg about 80 kilometers from the capital oslo. over 30 minutes, he picked out target

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everything is very cavalier, vaccines, masks and the way he treated me. >> they are trying to get youl your commissioner there for what exactly? there really reaching, they're really afraid of you. >> this is a manufactured - he was asked to meet with the state senator, he offered to do the meeting outside or he would stand in the hallway of that made her more comfortable and she rejected that is using it to get political airtime on comcast and at&t so that is fine, that is politics but the ideas that he needs to be withdrawn is ridiculous, he already made a huge impact. cdc would say all these healthy kids should be quarantined in schools, one person is infected the whole class goes home. that was terrible, disruptive for parents and there is no data to support it so joe when he came and understood that, he got rid of healthy quarantines in the state of florida. that has been a huge source of relief to so many parents, kept thousands and thousands of kids in school and the result has been in the 5 weeks we've done that our cases are down 74% among school-age kids so joe was right abo

this is a very big central figure in this entire thing, and i think someone who's going to not be cavalier about violating subpoenas if i had to guess? >> the january 6th story is very much in terms of this particular episode a tale of two jeffs. we know a ton about jeff rosen's perspective, he's actually been unusually forthcoming regarding just about everything he knows from his time running the justice department through a historically chaotic moment. i know based on conversations with folks throughout the day that one of the key focuses now for the january 6th select committee, one thing that they really pressed rosen on when he was testifying was clark's role. lots of questions about who clark was working with, whether he was working with people in the justice department as well as who he was working with outside the justice department. questions about the way clark was connected to strategies to try to get the supreme court to step in and overturn the election, as well, of course, as lots of questions regarding this effort to tell the state legislators falsely that the fbi had found

biden was calling dissent is a murderer, being cavalier with your kids, they were going after footballs in florida getting everybody killed. go to a football game in florida, the biggest health risk is jaguars fans jumping off the roof of the stadium. jillian: it is 7-day numbers, another 7 days might have been different. we have to keep that in mind but it is still the numbers do not lie when you look at them and they are low right now. to your point -- sorry. let me get the question out here. you look at states like california, different states where numbers are surging and seeing an increase and you wonder, it is getting colder in the northeast, more people inside and you wonder if we will be back like we were last fall with more people with restrictions and lockdowns and how much more people can take of that. >> that's the frustration. we are in a place where we are fighting each other harder than we are fighting the pandemic which is why there has been so much of a blue about florida doing beautifully which is disgusting and this might be the biggest argument against mandates. i h

echo office microphone, it will give you all honesty a good taste of what he was like and it's all cavalier if you will. sir, walter scott, i hope you did not do this off-the-cuff, if he did i am jealous. this assemblage of beauty ends to the thirsty is ambition. one smile from the beauty contended in the rough arena of life where more than sufficient to compensate me for all my humble labors on the field. the smile of women and the approbation of men of our aspirations. to win them the student burns the midnight lamp the soldier sheds his blood on the battlefield and for them all are willing to die they are the sweetest apples. i'll never get this one his parities, anybody no agent history, guess what all that convoluted stuff i went to the mississippi public education system. [laughter] what is your excuse, thank you for bailing me out. you know were on live television. allow me too propose the women of the south the safeguards of her honor wherever they point there are honor lies. you can smell the whiskey on his breath when you read that quote right there, you look at a drink and right

i think the risk return equation starts to adjust and i don't think that there's going to be the cavalier level of risk taking that we've seen over the past, really, five years. i think that will impact the market by dampening future returns. again, still positive, just not what we saw. >> stay right there for a second we want to touch on a couple of upgrades and downgrades. barkley is downgrading disney to equal weight saying long term guidance could be a risk with growth slowing, despite new titles and releases. downgrading virgin galactic to sell with a price target of $15, with a weaker balance sheet position given higher cash burn into 2026. morgan stanley adding mcdonald's saying the top line has performed well in the u.s. key international markets heavily impacted in 2020 now no recovery mode. any of these names stand out to you, jenny >> disney i use as my final trade on friday on halftime, so that was disappointing to see it downgraded they're talking about streaming. i used it as my final trade because we saw the travel restriction get lyifted in the u.s. so i think the parks ar

. >> if you act deliberately, with sneering cavalier contempt for the american people, we will hold you in contempt. >> congressman jeremy raskin on the high stakes decision for the justice department. then, beaten by the trump mob on january six, metropolitan police officer michael fanone joins me exclusively with reaction today's big vote >> i'm glad that they voted to enforce the subpoena, i want accountability. >> the lieutenant governor of texas offered a big reward to find voter fraud. i >> set this up shannon to mirror crime stoppers. >> tonight, the lieutenant governor of pennsylvania over how one of his constituents is finally collecting a check. >> my dude owes me at least $2 million. >> when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, today the house of representatives voted to refer one of donald trump's closest allies, steve bannon, to the department of justice for possible criminal contempt charges. bannon, who is the chief executive officer of trump's 2016 campaign, and then's went out to serve as chief strategist, and chief counselor to the p

if we do a cavaliers out, mitch mcconnell will say, we'll do it in two years for the right to life or something that we consider very important. by the way, mitch mcconnell is licking his chops. he's hoping they get rid of the filibuster and then katy bar the door when he is in the majority. this is not an easy call. i want you to realize that there is -- there are a lot of really important issues that we're going to have to face in making this decision. the bottom line is we have to protect the country, protect the democracy. we can't let this wave of voter suppression and the changing of the rules as you mention happen, you know. this is fragile, and we're at a really dangerous moment. this is the most dangerous moment, i think, since 1860 in terms of the future of the country. >> senator angus king, thank you so much for your time tonight. as i said, i know it's been a long day. a long couple days already. of thank you for here with us tonight. >> thank you, rachel. great to be with you. >> all right. much more ahead tonight. stay with us. >> all right much more ahead tonight. stay

and he's going to control the business he's got a cavalier attitude about it, the fact that he's outling. i don't know if you saw him making fun of white journalists because they got his wave board incorrect in terms of what kind of board it was. he just doesn't take it seriously. to me, maybe because he gets burned out and being the most hated guy in the technology space but change his behavior, i haven't seen it. >> ark, i want to give you the final word here. how do you respond to jason's concerns and criticism of the company? >> yeah, look, i'll respectfully disagree you know, i think what we forget is, cambridge analytica was a big thing until it wasn't. and research shows that the it was overblown. we look at the algorithm change in 2018. i remember seeing a company presentation tptsd that says the worst thing that we've seen that affects mental behavior is lurking. so on the platform now, certainly, engagement is the north star, we can't forget that but part of what allows them to change algorithms in to begin with was the idea that engagement from friends and family actually

health official to be treating me this way, the way he treats covid in general, everything is very cavalierhen i told him i have a serious medical condition shows his temperament. >> is he an actual real doctor? pretty much every doctor i know can communicate through a mask. doctors communicate in hospitals all the time through masks, tens of thousands of them, nurses as well and lab technicians and a lot of very hard working people, they wear masks all day long and they communicate with each other just fine. >> it's absolutely true. and all of us have been imagining for the last few years and it's pretty much a slap in the face to those of us struggling all of this time. he is a real doctor. he has an excellent pedigree but he just chooses to in my mind believe in anti-science and to not be looking out for the best interest of floridians by flouting mask mapndates and he said students in school should not be quarantined even if they're exposed to covid-19. >> i get somebody trying to boost his public profile. he gets this high-profile job because he can tell the governor this is the kind o

joe biden cavalier wants to say freedom to kill? are you serious? it's insulting.line is that it's a part of the democratic playbook. they want power and control over every aspect of our lives. there is no mandate. not required in florida, but yet, biden looks at this as a power grab. the democrats do not understand it. that freedom and liberty is something worth dying for, and something worth fighting for. >> sean: leo 2.0 terrell perella. scott brown. coming up, bombshell you reported standing the nih funded gain-of-function research at the virology lab in wuhan. what does it mean from flip-flop fauci? and he lied to congress? later, alec baldwin x and atlee shot and killed a cinematographer on the set of his new movie injuring also the director. we will tell you what will happen straight ahead. ♪ ♪ kidney alert for type 2 diabetes! forty percent of people with type 2 diabetes will develop chronic kidney disease, or ckd. did you know ckd can lead to kidney failure and dialysis? kidney alert! ckd often has no symptoms until it's too late! help protect your kidneys

and in los angeles the cavaliers who have been good so far this year never trailed against the clippersl and boston where the hot start for florida panthers continued last night with a 4-1 win over the bruins. the pap thers are now the 14th team in league history to start the season, 17-0. i would note i made a request for more hockey highlights during that segment. i love the nhl. i did not expect a bruins defeat. thanks, guys. >> time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins with the forecast. bill, how are we looking out there with halloween approaching? >> we're still recovering from yesterday. i've got amazing pictures. wait till you see this tornado footage from orange county yesterday. this tornado wasn't on the ground for a long time. it looks like your average tornado. suddenly it gets stronger, picks up trees, projectiles, gets very violent in a hurry. that's a little too close for comfort. whatever's in its way. at one point it picks up an a tv and tosses that. we still have all the people recovering in the northeast from the nor'easter. we still at this tim

but i just feel like it -- in some ways it could just come down to a cavalier attitude about, you knowe out in the wild west and we're having a lot of fun and here we go, guys, let's shoot some targets. >> okay, to that point, patrick, the new york times is reporting that detective found three revolvers, spent cases, casings, rather, and ammunition in boxes loose and in a fannie pack. they don't specify what that ammunition was, whether it was blanks or live rounds, but regardless, based on best practices in your experience, would something like this happen on a well managed film set? >> never. all those tools and i mention them as tools because they're tools for us to tell stories, but they're all locked away. and, you know, as i'm just going to repeat this, as everyone has, with those things don't come out until it is time to hand off the weapon to shoot the scene where we're actually firing blank rounds. >> does this concern you at all moving forward? >> you know, i think -- as much as i hate to say it, i think that sometimes these incidents happen and they correct behaviors. i'm st

echo office microphone, it will give you all honesty a good taste of what he was like and it's all cavalier if you will. sir, walter scott, i hope you did not do this off-the-cuff, if he did i am jealous. this assemblage of beauty ends to the thirsty is ambition. one smile from the beauty contended in the rough arena of life where more than sufficient to compensate me for all my humble labors on the field. the smile of women and the approbation of men of our aspirations. to win them the student burns the midnight lamp the soldier sheds his blood on the battlefield and for them all are willing to die they are the sweetest apples. i'll never get this one his parities, anybody no agent history, guess what all that convoluted stuff i went to the mississippi public education system. [laughter] what is your excuse, thank you for bailing me out. you know were on live television. allow me too propose the women of the south the safeguards of her honor wherever they point there are honor lies. you can smell the whiskey on his breath when you read that quote right there, you look at a drink and right

. >> if you act deliberately, with sneering cavalier contempt for the american people, we will hold you raskin on the high stakes

it's not even -- elizabeth: kt, critics are saying the president did sound cavalier last night.es out of control, making our cities unrecognizable, so the white house should be on a forward footing. and to your point, attorney general said he doesn't know how many illegal aliens have been prosecuted. well, it's been cut in half since 2019. i think it's now 47,000 prosecuted for crossing illegally. it was more than 106,000 under trump. >> yeah. i mean, and is now we're up to, what, 1.7 million people that they know have crossed the border? there are probably another 400,000 people who they know have cross but not checked in and who knows how many, quote, gotaways. there's probably at least 2 million people who havecrossed so far this year -- elizabeth: that's the size of nebraska. it's the size of nebraska. yeah, go ahead. go ahead. >> yeah. it's the size of nebraska, right. they're adding another state to the united states by the people who are coming in, and as governor desantis says, planes aarriving at military bases in the middle of the night, he's not been notify pd, none o

. >> if you act deliberately with sneering, cavalier contempt for the american people and their representativesill hold you in contempt. we will get to the truth of the violent assault on america. do not believe for one moment that if we fail to hold steve bannon accountable that he will be the exception. he will become the rule. not a rule of law. but the misrule of men. either we are all equal before the law or none of us is. this is the essence of our democracy. >> nine republicans joined democrats in the contempt vote. one of them, liz cheney, criticizing her own party. >> in this chamber right now who were evacuated with me and with the rest of us on that day during that attack. people who now seem to have forgotten the danger of the moment, the assault on the constitution, the assault on our congress. >> the vote now triggers a process in the hands of the department of justice. they will decide if bannon's defiance is worthy of prosecution. if convicted, he could face fines and jail time. attorney general garland will have the final call. >> department of justice will do what it always do

describing the amount of water that we had or amount of revenue or our expenses, if we are just cavalier about it, they expect board members to quiz staff or at least to peruse the document on an area that is of top of mind, critical and that if you do that, you just discharge your responsibilities. second darely the thing that the s.e.c. is wants to see, if you are competent experts at the table preparing your disclosure documents, you can rely on that. i can assure that steve has over 30 years experience in the public finance. he's an expert in this area. i, myself, have 30 years in this space, worked for the city of san diego during its troubled metropolitan water district. staff is trained, we're bringing lots of resources in terms of preparing p.u.c. official statements. it's that type of engagement with the process that the s.e.c. expects. that's why we're doing the training so at least from the defensive standpoint, defensive posture, we can say that we trained up. we talked about the issues. people were aware. that's all i wanted to add. >> commissioner ajami: thank you. i really