well, clark arrives. september or excuse me, february 20 seconds,. 1779 in how governor hamilton is tried to make the post defensible years, men have worked for much of the winter, and indeed in his diary the the evening before clark and his men arrive, he says, you know, we're getting there. we're starting to make the post a little bit better prepared as a as a defensive position. well, again, this is from the nps at vincennes. there's no reconstructed fort there today. there's a large monument for those of you who've been out and seen the the sort of george rogers clark national storage site. but this is what the fort, you know, perhaps a little bit more honestly than that charles mcpherson painting would have appeared in 1779 to blockhouse as imagined the forts kind of surrounded by the local community buildings to the south side of the forts, the wabash river behind the forts a lot of cover for an enemy force to come in and seize this area and potentially use that cover to attack the fort again. even

clark: very slim. morrison: (voiceover) the sailors had spotted a flock of shrieking sea gulls perched on top of a body. looked like it had been in the water for some time. det. clark: (voiceover) it was in extreme decomposition phase. morrison: right. det. clark: bloated and... detective robert martindale: barnacles had attached themselves. morrison: barnacles already. det. clark: (voiceover) absolutely. det. martindale: (voiceover) correct, yes. morrison: (voiceover) there was no id on the body. it was labeled a john doe and taken to the la coroner's office. det. martindale: well, initially it was believed to be a drowning victim. morrison: (voiceover) but who was he? identifying their john doe posed a huge challenge. det. clark: we could only say it was a human being. that was it. morrison: (voiceover) though there was one odd thing. medical examiner pointed to the man's left hand. three fingers were missing and clearly had been, said the examiner, for years. det. clark: when the victim was young, h

i yield to our distinguished whip, katherine clark. ms. clark: thank you, mr. leader. the 118th congress is going out just as it started. it is the g.o.p., the majority in the house, leading with chaos. who is left on the sidelines? the american people. and the leader set forth all the impacts in the short term of a government shutdown. it will impact government workers. our military families, all the small businesses and farmers and communities that are are waiting for this disaster aid. it will impact our community health centers and the ability to deliver health care that is affordable and accessible. and it will rise the costs of everyday items. whether that's childcare, to the groceries anti-price you pay at the supermarket -- and the price you pay at the supermarket. what for? because elon musk, an unelected man, said we are not doing this deal. and donald trump followed along. so here we are once again in chaos. and house democrats are going to stand together and make sure that american families' voices are heard here. because we shouldn't even be in this situat

i received some information from clark. i don't know that these are the actual numbers, but in those two years, at least for fiscal year 23 and year to date, at least 111 young people who could have been eligible for this program is my understandin, and more than likely, even more. this is just raw data doesn't necessarily have, you know, the types of charges. and we haven't identified what those charges would be for this program. but based on the evidence of the long standing program program in los angeles, you know, i had some numbers from them, 95% success rate, you know, with only 5% of those young people recidivism being, you know, $40,000 saved per youth enrolled in the program versus them going into the program and having a 20% recidivism rate when they don't have the program. so i can imagine that of those 111 of these young people, you know, we could have potentially already diverted to you know, development education programs and help young people stay out of the system. so i hope that we can use this kind of rese

clarke: mr.peaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the d.h.s. cybersecurity internship program act will advance our shared goal of strengthening the american cyberwork force while supporting d.h.s.'s effort to recruit the next generation of cybertalent and defend the homeland. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on h.r. 9689. and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. green: mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. i again urge my colleagues to support h.r. 9689 and i yield back the daal of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 9689. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentle

caitlin clark deserves that. there is no doubt that caitlin clark, the impact that she had on the league was extraordinary. the tv ratings, the attendance, the sellouts, even sheila johnson's own team, the washington mystics, moved there to indiana fever games from the 4200 seat arena to the 20 000 seat arena, and in september had the biggest crowd in wnba history because of caitlin clark and sheila johnson knows that i. i understand as i've covered this story and continue to write it and work on it in the book, i understand the issues, but and i understand the issue she's getting at. but why she chose that where caitlin has these great answers in the time magazine piece, she talks about her admiration for and respect for the role models of black women. the 70% black league she grew up idolizing maya moore with the minnesota lynx as a girl. she went up there and watched her play and got a chance to hug her when she was a little kid. talks about maya moore all the time. caitlin has been nothing but great on this i

all i'm saying about caitlin clark, all i'm saying about caitlin clark is this i have a bias against clark. >> yes. >> just innately. >> you said it. yes. >> and i and i want to be extremely clear because i'm a south carolina gamecock fan, and she took away one championship. but but i also recognize that caitlin clark know something that this is the second point. the first point was my truth. the second point is, scott, you cannot denigrate you cannot simply say that dawn staley and lisa leslie and sheryl swoopes and all these women who do something insanely better than all of us at this table, did not build anything that you can't respect. yet the league wasn't built in a way that would make money. that's not what it is. >> that's not what it was for. >> but but these ladies gave their all the suburbs of the world. i mean, we don't even have to talk about the got on a list, but you can go down the list. and so that's my only point. but i'm hoping that you're able to understand that. >> but, scott, you're saying but scott basketball. no no no. but scott it's disrespectful for you to

she played with caitlin clark at iowa and actually it was a funny story. she came to the draft to just support her teammate caitlin clark, going number one in the draft. and got drafted at number 13 out of the stance. like it was kind of crazy. she ends up going to the vegas aces, becomes a solid a solid option for chelsea gray. and she's dealing with some injuries to come off the bench, hit some corner in the mix of things. and she's definitely a player that plays with a chip on her shoulder, which is what head coach of the duplantis natalie naka said that she wants. then there's also temi fagbenle. this is a big that i love. she's a forward out of london that played for the indiana fever alongside to help. she runs the floor in transition. she's a tremendous shot blocker and she's got a little bit of a handle. so what you can expect even just looking at these two but also in their supporting cast threes running fast in transition and good defense. why don't you speak for a moment just about the timing of the valkyries coming into the league. it really co

the lady at the back isjoan clark. a prominent female code breaker. joan back is joan clark. joan clark was played by keira _ female code breaker. joan clark was played by keira knightly - female code breaker. joan clark was played by keira knightly inl was played by keira knightly in the film the imitation game. there's people in here i have never seen photographs of before. it's a really unique window in time of our history. the album is full of beautiful portraits, stunning stood shots mainly of the women who worked at the government code and cypher school. at the government code and cypherschool. but at the government code and cypher school. but because bletchley was kept secret for decades, most of these have never been seen before. the album was compiled by erik, a sergeant in the intelligence corps. he was a jersey man, and this photo shows the mail boat arriving for the first time after the aisle was liberated from nazi occupation. he was very passionate _ from nazi occupation. he was very passionate about - from nazi occupation. he was very passionate about jerseyl v

we that clark and labor maintained a friendly relation with clark, writing to labor asking that he send his regards to his two young daughters labor in turn right to a superior that clark the greatest courtesy from all inhabitants of his district. they are debtors to him for his pleasant manner clemency an upright administration of justice. and so you see an evocation of at at lower right at the saint charles county heritage museum in the exhibition that i encourage everyone go and see if you haven't already so to bring things full circle i began my talk a discussion of george washington's hair. and so i'd like to conclude with some thoughts. fernando de labor, who did not hesitate, i should add, to describe americans under clark's command as bandits appearance. i mentioned the stoneware, jar of hair, powder inventoried among labors possessions in 1780, drawing its cues from the french dressing table, the lieutenant governor's spanish colonial dressing table appears to have been quite outfitted. so in addition to, that hair powder his inventory enumerates 14 bars of soap to beard cloths

clark, wouldheck if there's any remote public commenon this item?o see if there are any callers on this item.9i chairman live, there are no callers on this item. thank you. agenda closed. i now call agenda item eight. discussion and of the executive director to make amendments to the ethics commission's ethics commissioanning. thank you. chair. this isr for the commission regarding ethics commission regulations. from time to time, staff will observe not minor non-substantive errors with regulations. there are a couple of examples presented in the memo one 3.205-1, where clearly from the context of the was intended to be, was entered as march 30th as well as other kind of numbering and formatendation before the commission today is to pass a motion that would give the executive director the authority to make minor non-substantive amendments to commission regulations without requiring a vote by the commission, which we believe will just allow staff to you know, efficiently maintain the regs without having the commission that might not require your atte

what did you think of chris clark and his comment there. >> look, i think clark feels really burned ins. i think that he thought they had an agreement that would have brought a resolution to this, and it would have satisfied the justice department at the same time, protected hunter biden from prosecution under a trump presidency. this was back in the summer of 2023, and they thought this was done and they thought that they were very close on this and they went to court and the whole thing blew up in their face. so if you are clark, you are very, very disappointed by the whole process. you are angry about that because you thought that you had a deal that brought it into it, not only did it not bring an end to it, it brought on to further indictments of hunter biden, and the fact that hunter biden was looking at a massive amount of time in prison, something that if they had gone along with the deal that clark thought he had, maybe, hunter never would have been going to prison. so i think there's a lot of deep frustration on their part because they think the government betray them on this

caitlin clark comes along and caitlin clark a skywalk it's.rned every bit of it. it is because when she is on the court and she comes down and crosses that mid-court line she can shoot at any moment from anywhere and it will likely go in. people want to watch that it is amazing. it is like stuff carry amazing stuff. so to bring it into this white privilege and stuff it is disappointing but i would tell it is not really surprising giving what she is risking. she gets on the court and the fact that she knows she is the target and a lot of people resent her because she is white. >> tom: tyrus, i see everybody's perspective on this. >> very convenient of you, tom. he is everybody's friend. which means he is nobody's friend. >> tom: i always think people on social media i wish they would not be harsh to her but they are coming after her because they really, they want to see the end of this woke thing. they want to see the end of this white privilege thing that is why they are going after her. >> if you want to get rid of white privilege basketball

whenever clark stepped on the floor. her rematch against angel reese and lsu was watched by 12.3 million people, making it the most watched women's college basketball game ever. >> caitlin clark is headed to the wnba as the number one overall draft pick. >> just getting to enjoy it and soak it in, i think is the biggest thing because like, this is once in a lifetime. >> clark's remarkable year ended with her winning the wnba rookie of the year and leading the fever to the playoffs in 2024. certainly, an extraordinary year for the wnba. the league setting records for attendance and viewership. and in the end, it was the liberty winning their first ever title, beating the lynx. and finally, our number one sports moment of the year belonged to patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs, with taylor swift in attendance to cheer on boyfriend travis kelce. the chiefs beating the 49ers in an overtime thriller in the first ever las vegas super bowl. mahomes, kelce and company winning back to back titles in their third in five ye

whenever clark stepped on the floor. her rematch against angel reese and lsu was watched by 12.3 million people, making it the most watched women's college basketball game ever. >> caitlin clark is headed to the wnba as the number one overall draft pick. >> just getting to enjoy it and soak it in, i think is the biggest thing because like, this is a once in a lifetime. >> clark's remarkable year ended with her winning the wnba rookie of the year and leading the fever to the playoffs in 2024. certainly, an extraordinary year for the wnba. the league setting records for attendance and viewership. and in the end, it was the liberty winning their first ever title, beating the lynx. and finally, our number one sports moment of the year belonged to patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs, with taylor swift in attendance to cheer on her boyfriend, travis kelce. the chiefs beating the forty-niners in an overtime thriller in the first ever las vegas super bowl. mahomes, kelce and company winning back to back titles in their th

whenever clark stepped on the floor.rematch against angel reese and lsu was watched by 12.3 million people, making it the most watched women's college basketball game ever. >> caitlin clark is headed to the wnba as the number one overall draft pick. >> just getting to enjoy it and soak it in, i think is the biggest thing because like, this is a once in a lifetime. >> clark's remarkable year ended with her winning the wnba rookie of the year and leading the fever to the playoffs in 2024. certainly, an extraordinary year for the wnba. the league setting records for attendance and viewership. and in the end, it was the liberty winning their first ever title, beating the lynx. and finally, our number one sports moment of the year belonged to patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs, with taylor swift in attendance to cheer on her boyfriend travis kelce. the chiefs beating the 49ers in an overtime thriller in the first ever las vegas super bowl. mahomes, kelce and company winning back to back titles in their third in five y

mary ann clark: right. told what to say. andrea canning (voiceover): john was ordered, yet again, to stay away from jj and was summoned to the trooper barracks to explain himself. jeff whitmer: i talked to john and he seemed like a nice guy. he seemed pretty mild mannered. i mean, he wasn't jumping up and down, screaming or anything. andrea canning (voiceover): retired trooper jeff whitmer spent 15 years as a criminal investigator. he sat in on the interview as john denied everything. jeff whitmer: he was calm. he really was. and like i said, i think he really wanted to at least help us get to the bottom of things. he knew what the allegations were. he didn't have to come there and talk to us, but he agreed to come in. it wasn't like he was under arrest at that time. andrea canning (voiceover): john agreed to take a polygraph and passed. no criminal charges were ever filed. but it was up to a judge to say whether john could see jj again. his divorce attorney showed the judge what she considered to be proof

whenever clark stepped on the floor. her rematch against angel reese and lsu was watched by 12.3 million people, making it the most watched women's college basketball game ever. >> caitlin clark is headed to the wnba as the number one overall draft pick. >> just getting to enjoy it and soak it in, i think is the biggest thing because like, this is a once in a lifetime. >> clark's remarkable year ended with her winning the wnba rookie of the year and leading the fever to the playoffs in 2024. it's certainly an extraordinary year for the wnba. the league setting records for attendance and viewership. and in the end, it was the liberty winning their first ever title, beating the lynx. and finally, our number one sports moment of the year belonged to patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs, with taylor swift in attendance to cheer on boyfriend travis kelce. the chiefs beating the 49ers in an overtime thriller in the first ever las vegas super bowl. mahomes, kelce and company winning back to back titles in their third in f

clark. i'll now call item ten.cussion and possible action on future meetings and apologies, director ford, i thought this is the item we were on last time. that's why i was confused when you were at the podium. so that was my apologie. i had one kind of thought, and it's about the factors that we consider when we're looking at employment waivers. the disqualifications, and also, frankly, the penalty factors we consider in enforcement actions. to what extent are those something that we can supplement or add to? are they. and i didn't give you a heads up about this. so maybe you don't know. but my question is how much we can weigh in on considering additional or updating or modifying those factors that we consider. sure. so for the waiver standard that is in the code, but i think that the commission has shown a willingness to look at other factors beyond what's strictly stated in the code. that could be a reg project to memorialize additional factors that you look at. otherwise it would have to be a legislative proje

dick clark's new year's rockin eve with ryan seacrest begins at 8 p.m. it's live from times square, with performances across the country from the jonas brothers, carrie underwood, megan moroney, teddy swims, our alanis and so many more. >> happy new year. >> we'll see you next. don't worry, i ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning america. >> rebecca: it's already 2025 half way around the world. here? we are just hours away. the new year's eve ball getting a final test drop before the big moment. and the latest on the security preparations. the forecast for the world's biggest party. and how ryan seacrest is getting ready. >> the most important thing is the 10-o. >> gio: miracle survivor, one of two who survived the south korea plane crash is speaking out. >> rebecca: honoring jimmy carter, details on how the country and his home town will pay tribute to the late president. and his grandson, jason, joins us live. and the moment when president carter joined gma live, for a special surprise for an incredible little boy. >> gio: new twist in the so-called "gone girl" case

but after simpson was acquitted, marcia clark resigned from the l.a. da's office and became a new york times bestselling author. now, marcia is tackling another headline grabbing true crime case that asks, was a woman wrongfully sent to death row? marcia clark three decades after oj's trial and just months after simpson's death, we, the jury, find the defendant, orenthal james simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder. three decades later, opening up with true crime news about the high profile case, saying lingering anger in the black community came into play in oj simpson's acquittal in the simpson case. >> there is no question that the atmosphere in los angeles in particular was fraught. i mean, literally, the city was burning. a year and a half prior to that, because of the acquittal of the police officers who beat rodney king, it was a turbulent time. >> white people, excuse me, but that's the way i feel about this situation. trying to set the bayreuther up. >> the sensational simpson trial was just three years after four white lapd cops were acqu

this was a close one, but the honors continue to pile up for caitlin clark. clark began began the year leading the university of iowa to a national championship game, and she's ending 2024 as the ap female athlete of the year along the way. clark was the top pick in the wnba draft, earned rookie of the year honors. clark has also done more than just about anyone else this year to raise the profile of women's sports. her college championship game had more viewers than the men's championship game for the first time in history, and since joining the wnba, tv viewership is up 300%. and as always, i will be posting links to the other stories you voted for on my instagram. the 49ers are spreading the holiday cheer. they held their hope for the holidays drive-thru giveaway outside levi's yesterday. more than 100 families in need were invited and players handed out food, toys and clothing. quarterback brock purdy called it a perfect event for the players and families who need a boost this year. for us players, man, we're able to just show up with our families, wives,

oh, bruce clark, yeah. yeah. well, curveball the the 21st is is again like a lot of these other engineer combat battalions that it's exactly as i described earlier is in this kind of crossroads choke point or road block battle that is going to have to fight is this sort amalgam of engineers and infantry. and i mean, i would argue they have as much impact as any other, if not, they're going to employ mine ends. they're going to fight, though, as infantry. here's what it comes down to. i i mean, the level of commitment and valor mean honestly. these guys on the on the cover of these are engineers. so the 2/91 similar to the 35th or others. absolutely so bruce clark that's a it's a different animal in terms of the fighting. that's the northern shoulder fighting and of course, my friend greg fontenot knows far more about bruce clark than i do. and he knew him personally from from his own explorations. many ago. but clark is basically one of the combat command. leaders in the seventh armored division who's going to fi

caitlin clark comes along and it skyrockets. and it has nothing to do with the fact that she's white. and she acknowledges that. she says, i earned every bit of it. and she did. it's because when she's on the court and she comes down and crosses that line, that midcourt line, she could shoot it at any moment from anywhere, and it'll likely go in and people want to watch that. it's amazing. it's like steph curry, amazing stuff. so to bring it into this white privilege stuff, it's disappointing. but i'll tell you, it's not really surprising given what she's risking every time she she gets on the court and the fact that she knows she's a target. and a lot of people resent her because she's white. yeah. >> tyrus i mean, i see everybody's perspective on this. >> i see, you know why she's very convenient of you, tom. >> no, exactly. >> but, you know, he's everybody's friend, which which means he's nobody's friend. >> and i almost think people on social media, i wish they wouldn't be harsh to her, but they're coming after her because t

it's just not caitlin clark. it's reese. we have so many, so much talent out there that has been unrecognized, and i don't think we can just pin it on one player. >> there has been this phrase has been couched, hasn't it? the caitlin clark effect. why do you think that has been the case? >> well, i want to be very diplomatic about this. um. it's just the structure of the way media plays out. race. i'm going to be very honest. um, i feel really bad because i've seen so many players of color that are equally as talented, and they never got the recognition that they should have. and i think right now it is time for that to happen. so last night we read time magazine, where caitlin clark was named athlete of the year. why couldn't they have put the whole wnba on that cover and said the. wnba is the league of the year because of all the talent that we have. because when you just keep singling out one player, it creates hard feelings. and so now you're starting to hear stories of racism within the wnba. and i don't want to hear th

clarke now steps in as the caucus prepared for the largest in history.as tenure will focus on combatting civil rights and ensuring economic health care and educational opportunities for black americans. this historic transition marks a significant moment for the cbc as it remains at the forefront of the nation. so, the realities of what is happening in foreign policy, certain domestic policy, offers an opportunity under your new leadership for the black caucus to play an elevated role. how do you see that role in matters of state and foreign affairs as members of congress? because oftentimes i'll be straight up, african american representation in the house by a lot of people outside, that has nothing to do with hud so don't talk about it. you know. >> and ironically, enough, michael, the two ours that you just spoke about, with respect to security, are headed by cbc members. ranking member bennie thompson heads up the homeland security committee and ranking member gregory meeks heads up the foreign affairs committee. so our finger is always on the pulse

whenever clark stepped on the floor. her rematch against angel reese and lsu was watched by 12.3 million people, making it the most watched women's college basketball game ever. >> caitlin clark is headed to the wnba as the number one overall draft pick. >> just getting to enjoy it and soak it in, i think is the biggest thing because like, this is a once in a lifetime. >> clark's remarkable year ended with her winning the wnba rookie of the year and leading the fever to the playoffs in 2024. certainly, an extraordinary year for the wnba. the league setting records for attendance and viewership. and in the end, it was the liberty winning their first ever title, beating the lynx. and finally, our number one sports moment of the year belonged to patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs, with taylor swift in attendance to cheer on boyfriend travis kelce. the chiefs beating the forty-niners in an overtime thriller in the first ever las vegas super bowl. mahomes, kelce and company winning back to back titles in their third i

you've got somebody like caitlin clark, this incredible phenomenon..., single—handedly, she has risen women's basketball up to a different level. how is that changing the game? well, i think that, you know, just like larry bird and i changed the men's ncaa tournament forever, and then we changed the nba together forever, caitlin clark changed women's college basketball game forever, she's changing right now the wnba. and she's had an impact already, and she's only played one game so far as we're doing this interview, right? so let's talk about you. you have two names — magic and earvin. yes. how are they different? magic... ..is extremely competitive. and then we changed the nba together forever, caitlin clark changed women's college basketball game forever, she's changing right now the wnba. and she's had an impact already, and she's only played one game so far as we're doing this interview, right? so let's talk about you. you have two names — magic and earvin. yes. how are they different? magic... ..is extremely competitive. i like to win at everythin

clark explains the worst case scenario for the 39 year-old. if the jury returns a verdict of first-degree murder, many is looking at 26 years to life in prison. >> if the jury decided it was not premeditated but was second-degree murder, then it would be 16 to life if the many is charged with involuntary manslaughter. he faces up to 4 years behind bars. voluntary manslaughter would be up to 12 years. 43 year-old lee was stabbed in the heart under the bay bridge on april 4th of last year during the trial, many took to the stand testifying that lee pulled out the knife first swung at him and many redirected the knife back to his chest in self-defense. and the defendant claims he never called 9-1-1 because he didn't know lee was injured. and the big question, i think that this jury >> was asked about was who brought the knife to the altercation. that is the key. and i think that was something they work very the defense had a competing narrative for everything. the prosecution put on witness stand. and i think that was key here as well. >> clark a

clarke was the top pick in the wnba draft and earned rookie of the year honors.has also done more than just about anyone else this year to raise the profile of women's sports. her college championship game drew more viers than the men's championship game for the first time inistory. and since joining the wnba, tv viewership for the league is up 30%. my dad is like her biggest fan 300 300%. i'm sorry. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platfoforms. gue who's here on this christmas eve? terry mcsweeney joins us now with what's coming up next at 530. gemmell right now at 530. here's what we're working on this christmas eve. spreading holiday cheer to families in need. the special deliveries made by oakland police officers today. also, first, there's an egg shortage because of bird flu. now comes word of a recall involving eggs sold at some costco stores. what you need to know. and we

just in case you didn't know, caitlin clark is a superstar. she is now time magazine's athlete of the year. no surprise there. the 22 year old wnba star spent the first few months of 2024 wrapping up her legendary career in college at iowa. she quickly moved on to breaking wnba records for the indiana fever. clark led the fever to its first playoff appearance since 2016, and she was named the wnba rookie of the year. time magazine also credits clark for her impact in the surge of viewership of women's basketball. well, up next, honored for the top tier care in the maternity ward, the bay area hospital. a few of them actually being recognized for a fourth consecutive year. and lester holt preparing right now for nightly news. you're looking at a live look at the control room lester is in in los angeles tonight. police. one of the top stories. police say nfl star joe burrow's home was broken into. he's the latest nfl player t become jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wi

paige is this year's caitlin clark and we knew more about paige than katelyn until a year ago she wasat. and this could be her season. geno 69 years of age just became winningest coach and on the flipside you've got tennessee a program that has a shadow cast by the late pat that's remarkable and for the first time has a coach that's not connected to the summit regime. kim caldwell is eight months pregnant, 36 years of age, and coaching an undefeated tennessee team now trying to get its foot back in the door as a prominent program in this southeastern conference and you add to that iowa with life after caitlin clark we'll see. and louisville has a great coach too, and jeff walz got a team that's played touchest schedule and best recruiting class this past year. >> how each of the programs notably yukon tennessee, iowa had real reasons to watch in the past how the success or stardom led to impressive ratings which we have to say is probably attributable to caitlin clark in the path 35 million total unique viewers 60% in increase in viewership and 96% up year over year and paige is a big

acting attorney. >> thank you assistant attorney general clarke and i am the acting u.s. attorney for the western district of tennessee. i stand before you, the city is my home, i love memphis and i am committed to do the work for our city to be a safe place for all people. we have a long history of civil rights organizing and community engagement. those who march at sat in at lunch counters sacrificed so we would live by one rule of law and the same law would fly to all people regardless of race, gender or socioeconomic background. when the department of justice opened this investigation in july of last year, we promised to be thorough and follow the facts wherever they led and that is what we did. this process and these findings uncovered one thing, our city has a lot of work to do. the resounding conclusion from this investigation is there is a significant disconnect in the culture, communication and directives that drierve our law enforcement and experience and perspectives of the citizens of this district. it erodes trust and makes our community less safe. it is one

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you can watch dick clark's new year's rockin eve with ryan seacrest tonight starting at 8 p.m.t is right here on abc. >> and that first special aired back in 1972, it's live with kelly and mark. today, the fonz himself, henry winkler. plus actress juno temple. and wish you could turn back time? we've got amazing anti-aging tips.

i'm dave clark.s we wind down, i just had a quick question about new year's new year's parties and things like that. do you feel if you go to a new year's party, you have to bring a gift and or you have to make a toast? >> oh, i don't think you have to. i like bringing cookies that i want out of the house. yeah, yeah. >> or those little chocolate, right? yeah. right. yeah. right. >> like, ooh, i got a five boxes of truffles. look, i like bringing maybe a sparkling bottle or something. that okay. or something? i might enjoy. i don't think you have to quickly, ali. >> no, i mean, i don't i don't like to go to a party empty handed. >> no. >> ever. so, i mean, you know, a bottle of wine or something, or like, maybe if there's kids there, a bottle of martinelli's, they can enjoy it too, right? >> yeah. this doesn't help anyone's dry january, but i always bring a bottle of booze to a party. that's sort of my deal. is a bottle of wine. bottle of whiskey. usually i'm gonna drink it, but, yeah, it starts janu

and we both love lewis and clark.r 30th wedding anniversary, there is a book called "undaunted courage" about their journey. and we retraced four days on the missouri river with eight friends in two-man canoes. we did four days on the missouri river retracing lewis and clark's trip at the white cliffs. >> jimmy: was it fun? >> yes, jimmy kimmel, yes. >> jimmy: it seems like that kind of fun. >> it was fabulous. >> jimmy: i bet lewis and clark didn't have fun. >> they had great times. and the truth is what you need to know about lewis and clark and shackleton, earnest shackleton, one of the great explorers, nobody died. i'm not being silly. >> jimmy: because we haven't heard of the ones who died. the ones who died, died. >> they didn't die. they took all those people across california and back. nobody died. on shackleton's adventure, that frozen ship and all those guys having to get off the frozen ship, nobody died. >> jimmy: right. >> leadership! [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. also, no dysentery, which is lucky, i guess

the lois and clark thing was serious, and it was part of the trailer. and thank you for affirming me, david betancourt. come back any time. >> it's a very professional question. >> yes. very good. i have never seen you geek out more than i have today. i am shocked and happy about it. the trailer was good. super guy for superman. >> we see you, john. we see you, we see you, we hear you. >> oh, this is you. it's happening. >> superman. i'll show you the superman thing. >> oh, wait. >> you have to break. >> i was like, what? this is happening? >> you should have just done it as a teaser. just wait for it, guys. thanks for joining us this cnn news central cnn newsroom. up next psoriatic arthritis symptoms can be unpredictable. >> one day your joints hurt, the next sits on your skin. >> i got cosentyx. it feels good to move. >> feel less joint pain, swelling and tenderness, back pain and clearer skin and help stop further joint damage with cosentyx. >> don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. >> an increased ris