what is cork? amanda: it's the outer bark of the cork oak tree.inly in portugal and spain. lemonis: are there cork trees in...? amanda: california, yes. i actually tried to bring one back here. actually, julie told me not to. lemonis: are you julie? julie: yep. julie. lemonis: i'm marcus. julie: hey, marcus. very nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. julie: welcome to new orleans. lemonis: thank you. how long have you guys been in business together? amanda: since 2012. lemonis: okay. what did you do before? julie: i'm a lawyer. i still am. that's my day job. lemonis: okay. uh-oh. julie: yeah. sorry. sorry. amanda: i was a builder. i built townhomes and condominium developments. lemonis: how many stores do you guys have? amanda: four. lemonis: really? amanda: yeah. so two here. julie: two here. amanda: we have one in santa fe, new mexico. lemonis: oh, you do? amanda: and then we opened one in santa rosa beach, florida. lemonis: well, first of all, is that how you spell "cork"? amanda: no. [ chuckles ] julie: she was so obsessive about it. i

pop your champagne corks and break out the cork and screw. everything could happen inside those bars. the drinking will happen and officially it's back open in the city. that is just one of several changes that will take effect. sierra johnson is live there this morning. this is all because san francisco is moving into that least restrictive tier, yellow tier we've been talking about, so many counties wanting to get there. >> so many counties want to get there. san francisco right now the only county in the yellow tier. that means a big deal for bars like this one. that means they can just serve drinks and don't have to serve food with their beverages. another change, 25% capacity. they're able to get 25% capacity now. so, starting today, we are officially in the yellow tier. we mentioned this is the least restrictive tier. some other counties have had their capacity, gyms, wineries, tasting rooms they're able to open at 50% capacity. capacity for live events now increases to 67%. and all of these changes could really show a domino effect wit

can in never sink, no what -- cork. it can never sink, no matter you what do to it. because it was an up and coming wealthy island with a huge middle class. more americans used to emigrate to cuba pre-castro than cubans used to come to the united states. think about that. and then look at it today. yeah, that is the marvel of socialism. you know, you saw in this last election how the entire south florida hispanic community coalesced against socialism. and i saw so many fresh reports saying, well, it's because the people in south florida, the hispanics were misinformed. well, that patronizing attitude, again, is not only pat ronizing, it's false -- patronizing, it's false. let me tell you the truth. those who do understand socialism though, who have seen this before are the people in south florida. our constituents. if you believe socialism is the answer, speak to our constituents who have lived it. you believe taking people's firearms away, if you believe that censoring books from book stores is the answer, come speak to our constituents who have seen it happen befor

. >> yeah, the cork has been pulled and the floodgates opened. >> we wanted to give back a year ago inere all experiencing. hopefuy a year latereo will still enjoy it and cheer >>ur thanks to amy okay. so here on "world news now," we're good for a scoop. janice will be back. >> you heard that here first. >> and "friends" is supposed to be called insomnia cafe. >> let's pivot. we're going to pivot. >> to "weird science." ♪ ♪ >>> all right. it is "weird science." and we love a good birthday here on "world news now." apparently, we might be, according to scientists, celebrating a lot of birthdays to come. the oldest person on record so far is a 122-year-old that passed away in 1997. now scientists believe the maximum age americans can reach is 150 years old. >> i don't buy that. i'm living forever. >> the apps, volunteers, and they found out that there's two data points that it's based off. biological age, with stress, lifestyle and resilience. how a person can return to noalt ss. they found between 120 to 150 years old, the body can no longer just bounce back. >> so 80 is the new 40. >>

immediately lock the door behind me and then i would 1st take every room holding pepper spray in my hand corked it almost bordered on paranoia or you could cleanse. but i think at moments like that you being afraid can be good to a certain extent because it makes you cautious and alert some of. the hostility she experienced almost has left its more of. this keep track of their days when the verbal attacks just roll off me i can stand there and say oh come on you can kiss my butt on this guitar and there are days when it really hurts when all at once i fall silent and take a step. that's horrible and a lot of people have had similar experiences there are going is a sense that specialize in dealing with hate speech and digital ourselves to help those who have become targets of hate campaigns one as hate aids in berlin the 1st thing hate and hate employees try to do is to stabilize hate speech victims emotional. scum hostile content for posts that could carry legal consequences. not all those attacks wish to file charges this also has financial reasons then. if you've been libeled or threatened fo

while we can't pop the cork on all the benefits just yet, researchers say a time for a toast is not toofar away. >> getting this onto the shelves for consumers could be that next best thing in wine. >> researchers say it will take another two years to study how processing impacts the potential health benefits. >>> paul, that means you have to crush the grapes and then press the grapes. and then what is left over is a waste. so you are eating fermented grapes. >> right. >> and the problem is? y. i want to know if rks i guess you would be eating barley then. that doesn't sound not the best idea. let's take a look at what's happening. fog spreading out throughout the evening hours. it really moved in early for the city and across the bay. we will be breezy and cooler throughout the day on thursday and then we warm white backup as we head into the weekend. let's take a look outside, there is the fog. as we look out from the mark hopkins hotel. temperatures have been dropping, it is down to 50 degrees in the city, otherwise temperatures in the low to mid 50s. they will not drop too much fart

fox reporter kevin corke with us now with more.eporter: evening mac president biden issued a statement he is frankly dissatisfied with the intelligence he received so far into the origins of covid-19 saying quote, i have now asked the intelligence community top redouble their efforts to collect and analyze information that could bring us closer to a definitive conclusion. and a report back to me in 90 days. the president adding frankly are two camps in the ic. that is the intelligence community. one believes the virus occurred naturally and another believes it did leak from the wuhan lab. both have low to moderate confidence in their findings according to the president's statement. the state department meanwhile is pushing back on widely spread report yesterday that it shut down the small state department team at the burrow of arms control verification was looking into the origins of the covid-19 virus. that was reported just about everywhere yesterday. here is a statement today from state department spokesman ned price. he says th

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kevin corke, thank, thank you. >> arthel: a california judge could make a ruling on this case in the next few weeks. served in the marines for six years. facing a potential extradition to spain, a ruling that he says could put his life in danger. he has been implicated for his role in staking into the embassy in spain to allegedly help a defect or escapee or the biden administration has push for extradition. new york city welcoming tourists, but will the surge in crime derail the city's big reopening plans? texas democrats, a vote on the republicans knew new voter laws, state legislatures across the country moved to protect the electoral process. how this could impact the 2022 elections and beyond. that's next. lete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis lo

so we have stories like you said about cork. expensive which is about the filipino dispensed it.ut dim sum. we have books about keeping bob perotti dumpling soup as well as instant ramen and really in terms of thinking about this book and kind of talking about these books. we want to think about these common themes, right family and food and how these things can bring us together and help us understand our culture and heritage. little bit more as about as um, offer up windows for others who maybe don't know as much to be able to come. i have talked about this. these things and kind of be able toe. have a discussion about these very fun and accessible way. and when you talk about asian american pacific islander that spans a wide range of different countries, different cultures, how many are represented on your list? 100% and i think in this specific list, there's only six books from this list. so each book does kind of focus in on maybe one family or one specific experience, and we do want to recognize that there are. very many different cultures within the fbi and each community,

kevin corke has the story. a day of honor and remembrance for those who lost their lives to protect our freedom in his first memorial day as commander in chief president, joe biden said, it's a very difficult day for all of us. but especially so, for the families of those we honor. you must remember the price that was paid. for our liberties and west. remember the debt? well, those who have paid it. the families left behind memorial day is observed every year on the last monday of may and commemorates the lives of those who died in u. s military service. this morning's activities kicking off with the remembrance ceremony at the world war two memorial. then the president joined by the first lady, the vice president and the second gentleman at arlington national cemetery, laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the president addressing an audience at the cemetery, saying the sacrifices of those who died can never be for gotten for while we stand amid monuments of stone must never forget that each of t

i'm kevin corke. fox news.r shortage is hitting the hospitality and tourism industry, especially hard. federal officials say that there are 2.8 million fewer workers now compared to a year ago. hotels and restaurants had to furlough workers when businesses were shut down. many of those people found other jobs and don't plan to return. some businesses now say they're having to turn customers away. nbc has confirmed that after 19 years, the ellen show is coming to an end, ellen tells the hollywood reporter that she is moving on to find something new to challenge her. the show will finish its current and upcoming seasons before ending next year. today show host savannah guthrie confirmed the report on twitter today and announced she'll have an exclusive interview with ellen tomorrow. alan is also expected to make a formal announcement about the shows and later today. san francisco 49ers gonna open up the regular season out there on the road against those detroit lions. the full nfl schedule will be announced in ju

and during that meeting fritz calla the president referred to one of his vice presidents running a cork as fright and why is that fairly significant will run on friday was that as you said an infamous nazi judge he was involved in vons a conference in 1942 during that conference it was the final stages of the holocaust being planned of course the mass murder of 6000000 jews why the comparison will run a cult is a judge himself in munich in munich now and the president for its color has apologized for his remarks which were clearly then leaked out during this private meeting so khalid khalid football fans ordinary people reacting to this scandal well i think there is a lot of outrage and i think it is being taken seriously by the german football federation there was an emergency meeting at the weekend between the associations that make up the german football federation during that meeting a statement was released saying the remarks were completely unacceptable calla lost of votes of confidence 26 to 9 now i mention his apology the apology hasn't been accepted by ryan a cock i think that

is everything in here cork? amanda: yes.es ] we moved. lemonis: i don't remember ever talking about moving. ...and her reckless spending... credit-card fees -- $257,000. ...is putting this once-buoyant business at risk. amanda: if we don't stop this cycle of borrowing and not having enough money to repay things, there's no way we can survive it. lemonis: if i can't teach amanda how to put a cork in her mounting debt...

kevin corke reports on the new numbers. more americans are taking to the skies as air travel during the pandemic is finally skyrocketing. sunday, transportation secretary administration officials reporting the highest number of fires since march of last year, with more than 1.6 million jet setters going through tsh checkpoints. as much as this tt year, but still down about 35% from 2019. take off vaccines. all those flyers could soon have more opportunities to travel the united kingdom, expressing hope that it will soon allow some international flights to resume on may 17th. but the excitement also comes with some reservations. gonna make sure that we don't see the virus coming back in. meanwhile 27 additional countries, including spain, greece and italy, could soon once again become tourist destinations as european union officials began talks monday about lifting restrictions for fully vaccinated international travelers, we need a change of scenery. we need to see new things experience new places. still some health experts

we can't pop the cork on all the benefits yet but researchers say a time for a toast is not far away. >> getting this on shelves for consumers to eat could be the next best thing in wine. you can drink it but you can also eat your wine too. >> researchers say it will take proctspotential s to health bene. i am with it. >> especially on the weekends. wine and weekends go hand in hand. >> absolutely. >> so true. >> can we talk about the weekend? it is thursday, mary. >>> we are almost there. we are looking at that sunshine and a great weekend. of course sunday is mother's day, should be a nice weather day treat as well. let's show you a live look of the roof camera. you see the bay bridge and those clouds out there. it's a grayer start to our day for many locations. we are in the 40s and 50s. concord 53, oakland 51, livermore, downtown san francisco at 49, 53 san jose, 48 santa rosa. checking current visibilities, you can see that cloud cover and fog especially along the coast, around the bay, even some inland locations, even san jose waking up to those clouds this morning. our current

we've got protein bars we've got past though we've got chips all made with cricket protein now radek corks a good game of course but what does it taste like well time for a little taste challenge we've got one of their products a dark chocolate and sour cherry protein. made with crickets. set of chips made with the p m cricket team there's even the protein powder itself that you put into smoothies into pancakes into any baking. the big hard core challenge of course is the crickets themselves they talk about a huge factor in this industry by the find know what they mean by that things i do for all take. salty. you know what if it didn't have ice when it went in that would have been pretty acceptable no but overall bulbs for dinner books for lunch not sure about books for breakfast now gropes or a growth industry with the global market for edible insects to be worth over $4000000000.00 by 2027 the want to bill it is think about one day trading in a broad 1st for a book of a i really appreciate meat and even though it helps environment i prefer not to eat insects at all it's not too bad and s

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don't go with the idea in mind because i would never find it test the collect driftwood, old bottle corks, see shells, and anything else she finds on cornwall beaches. sometimes she finds so much material. she can't transport it all in one go. i just found this amazing different fly car, unremarkable on one size and then this lovely chippy pain, which is my favorite. i expect to use that for see one of my case still saying about the war shimmering in the some me the 49 year old draws inspiration from no cause the site towns and villages like poly pero with its quaint houses and narrow anyway. ah oh, started by complete 2 incidents. i was on the beach looking for treasure like i was day and i found a piece not too dissimilar to this one actually had it was a block with a slanted reef. and i thought well that it's like a house when i came home and i sleep on this help and secured it for the capitalist nails, which served as chimneys. kelsey finn, this god near plymouth fan. she's got 2 workshops, one for the heavy work where she uses stores and chisels kicks the collection of supplies. and

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that does there's nothing wrong with that as just people are people and everybody has their corks. but this is a whole different situation. and i don't know if police or anybody has said anything about, you know, what do you report. what you don't report to. you know, you don't want to get carried away and start calling police for every little thing. but this guy had some serious issues. obviously. >> what be interesting to find out is now that the biden administration has confirmed that in 2016 he was detained by us customs and he was found before the book about terrorism and he indicated that. he hated his workplace. what will be interesting to find out now was now in the next days ahead is what follow-up was done at that. what follows is done by federal officials. but communication was made with local officials or was any doubt at all that something we don't know. but again, that's something we'll certainly be looking into. >> all right. dan kerman, i know we'll be talking to you later tonight. again, thanks very much. >> we have a from the family of top each saying the 36 year-

immediately lock the door behind me and then i would 1st take every room holding pepper spray in my hand corked or almost bordered on paranoia where to cleanse. but i think at moments like that being afraid can be good to a certain extent because it makes you cautious and alert and. the hostility she experienced has left its more. escape target there are days when the verbal attacks just roll off me i can stand there and say oh come on you can kiss my butt on this guitar and there are days when it really hurts when all at once i fall silent and take a step. that's horrible and a lot of people have had similar experiences there are going ization that specialize in dealing with hate speech and digital ourselves to help those who have become targets of hate campaigns want to hate aid in berlin the 1st thing hate and hate employees try to do is to stabilize hate speech victims emotional. the scum the hostile content for posts that could carry legal consequences. not all those attacked wish to file charges this also has financial reasons then. if you've been libeled or threatened for a post and you

. >> the cork has been pulled, the floodgates opened. >> reuniting this cast again, i knew it was goings been. >> we were on the brink! >> reporter: the stars sharing what it was like to finally get together with all six cast members in the same room for the first time since that 2004 finale. >> let's do it, come on! >> what do you hope fans walk away with after they watch this reunion special? >> i hope the fans walk away with a sense of wa it was like for us to have made the show. >> we're equally excited to be finally doing it, and hopefully to give something back, and you know, put a little laughter, a little love out there to everyone. >> does courtney still have her lines written on the table? >> we've literally just slipped right back. >> reporter: the comedy about six 20-somethings living in new york city became a cultural sensation. america's number one comedy show for a decade. >> i just want to be married again. >> don't worry, you guys, we're going tot you out of there! >> reporter: the show's final episode breaking records -- with more than 50 million viewers, the most-watc

." >> reporter: trevor cork says, since then, conflict has spread across the province. >> you prettyrio right now and they have a sign war going. >> reporter: and this all stems back to that guitar store? >> absolutely, it's all on him. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've often thought where is this going to go? and how is it going to end, is it going to end? >> reporter: hopefully not because no war has ever brought more people together. so who will be next to join the fun? no telling. steve hartman, cbs news, "on the road." >> o'donnell: i think that means game on. queen elizabeth's life thr t ht. t. we are thrilled we finally found our dream home in the mountains. the views are great, the air is fresh. (sfx: branches rustle) it is bear country though. hey boo-boo! we hit the jackpot! bear! bear! bear! look, corn on the cob! oohh chicken! don't mind if i do! they're hungry. t-bone! that's what i call a smorgasbord! at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. they do save us a ton of money. we'll take the cobbler to go! good idea, yogi. i'm smarter than the average bear! they're gone,

that song and as i watched that video and thought about all the people who lie outside what's a red cork center of the dart board which is most of the planet and it was so beautiful and so i mean there's not a money out were all beautiful but i'm so touched by that song you must feel very proud of yourself that ship and that you know it's interesting that song because when i started you know i just when i sit down at the piano or guitar i just write i don't have a plan there's nothing nothing there's no lyric there's no idea there's no concept nothing i just pick up the guitar or sit at the piano and i started writing that song and. and when that lyric came out because i was i mean i am beautiful i have a psych. no i don't i don't think fat i can't sing that i can't say that i don't believe that at all so i had to listen to some of my advice own advice that i give everybody's just finished the song don't add it don't freak out if the song is coming just write the song figure it out later so i finished the song and then oddly enough you know a few weeks later christina came over and she a

that song and as i watched that video and thought about all the people who lie outside what's a red cork center of a dart board which is most of the planet and it was so beautiful when i did so i mean there's not a funny you know we're all beautiful but i'm so touched by that song you must feel very proud of yourself that ship and that you know it's interesting that song because when i started you know i just when i sit down at the piano or guitar i just write i don't have a plan there's nothing nothing there's no lyric there's no idea there's no concept nothing i just pick up a guitar at the piano and i start writing that song and. and when that lyric came out because i was i mean i am beautiful i have a site. no i don't i don't think fat i can't sing that i can't say that i don't believe that at all so i had to listen to some of my advice own advice that i give everybody's just finished the song don't add it don't freak out if the song is coming just write the song figure it out later so i finished the song and then oddly enough you know a few weeks later christina came over and she as

that song and as i watched that video and thought about all the people who lie outside what's a red cork center of a dart board which is most of the planet and it was so beautiful and so i mean isn't a colonial war all beautiful but i'm so touched by that song you must feel very proud of yourself that chip and that. you know it's interesting that song because when i started you know i just when i sit down at the piano or guitar i just write i don't have a plan there's nothing nothing there's no lyric there's no idea there's no concept nothing i just pick up the guitarist at the piano and i started writing that song and and when that lyric came out because i was i mean i am beautiful i have a psych. no i don't i don't think fat i can't sing that i can't say that i don't believe that at all so i had to listen to some of my advice own advice that i give everybody's just finished the song don't add it don't freak out if the song is coming just write the song figure it out later so i finished the song and then oddly enough you know a few weeks later christina came over and she asked me to bre

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me, nico ross, they're also organized to teen corks, sport as such a big power and reach that it is the duty of sport to also leverage the reach for doing good and for changing the world for the better. and that's what we're nearing of the motor sports championship organizer alejandro. a godsend year during the planet to find the most desolate backdrops at the end of the earth. we have lambda, we started looking for places from the fort rain forest of the amazon basin, to the glazed fears of the arctic extreme. he hoped to draw attention to places threatened by global warming and environmental devastations. lasers are, are melting and we will have some electric race cars making the racing in front of the wall of the not. so these were like a little bit like the game of thrones. the ice will we can have i think some of them will stick tackler racing back throughout that. so no one has ever seen the news. the i think motor sport needs to be closer to society. most. courtney need to reflect what society is and in society. we have half a woman, half of men in motorsport. we have 99 percent

federation and during that meeting for the president referred to one of his vice presidents running a cork as thrice and why is that significant will run on friday was that as he said an infamous nazi judge he was involved in vons a conference in 1942 during that conference it was the final stages of the holocaust being planned of course the mass murder of 6000000 jews why the comparison will run a cult is a judge himself in munich munich now and the president for its kind of has apologized for his remarks which were clearly then leaked out during this private meeting so hard football fans people reacting to this scandal well i think there was a lot of outrage and i think is being taken seriously by the german football federation there was an emergency meeting at the weekend between the associations that make up the german football federation during that meeting a statement was released saying the remarks were completely unacceptable calla lost of votes of confidence 26 to 9 now i mention his apology the apology hasn't been accepted by ryan a cock i think that speaks to a white a power str

it is not perfect, there might be some corks and measurement issues.ave to see what happens with more indicators. >> we have a great analog of overall facing in our real world of economic data and that's the traditional walk from the house of commons over to the red leather house of lords. they are in a pandemic and it really speaks to everything we are talking about, restaurants half full, retail barely going and the huge disappointment friday. 74 people watching the speech and that speaks volumes about the western world's future. jonathan: should we explain what's going on? tom: it looks like a liverpool bar after they lost to man u. jonathan: it's more sophisticated than that. the queen arrives mouse of lords to reopen parliament officially. escorted by prince charles. what will happen as members of the house of commons will come in and fill out their chamber socially distanced. as you pointed out, essentially the queen reads a press release from the government which is a list of priorities of the parliament. one of the interesting priorities will b

i'm kevin corke in washington. more "tucker carlson tonight." >> tucker: researchers confirmed this week what's been very obvious for more than a year, people of been infected and then recovered from the coronavirus will almost certainly develop antibodies and they will likely last the rest of their lives, therefore they do not need the vaccine. earlier this year we spoke to one physician who realize this a long time ago. >> the most unprecedented thing we are doing is deploying it indiscriminately into folks who have been recently or previously infected and i think we shouldn't underestimate with the effect of a vaccine driven immune response is on the tissues and individuals who have been previously infected, the footprints of the virus persists in the tissues of the previously infected so it's not a far stretch to imagine that those tissues such as the inner lining of the blood vessel would be targeted by the vaccine immune response and i have not seen any evidence of the fda or cdc taking this seriously, it's a

white house correspondent kevin cork looking at that. >> there is more evidence quite frankly that ton rest in the middle east is the first true test of this administration but not for the reason you think. while strife and unrest are fairly commonplace there the ideological battle at home with the policies happening over there is threatening democratic party unity. >> you're a really dull class. [laughter]. >> is the sun getting to you? >> his jokes didn't exactly land but the commencement address at the coast guard academy was if nothing else a welcome distraction given the drama half a world away as israelis and palestinians continue to exchange declarations. biden call for deescalation. israeli prime minister netanyahu was unmoved saying he is determined to continue this operation until its objective is achieved and quiet and security restored n. washington it's biden's policies under siege this time from members of his party with new york congresswoman ocasio-cortez leading democrats in resolution to block a $735 million sale of precision guided weapons to israel. in a statement o

let's get to kevin corke. he's tracking the latest developments. >> good evening. group is called dark side. they are responsible for the attack that happened. the investigation into the attack is ongoing. labeling through the sophistication of the tools is very high. the white house is weighing in and they say they are monitoring reports of fuel shortages across the country especially on the east coast and in the southeast. >> this is of a my administration, our administration has been tracking extremely carefully. i have been briefed every day. >> the attack carried out by darkside forest colonial pipeline to shut down approximately 5500 miles of line which delivers gasoline from texas to the northeastern part of the u.s. the impact of the shutdown already being felt along the eastern seaboard with two virginia product terminals. that's where drivers philip trucks to transport gas to stations. there are other reports tonight that about 5% of virginia's stations are having to make do without gas stoking fears that similar problems could happen and spread. national

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white house correspondent kevin corke is looking at all the data for us.d evening, kevin. >> mr. biden said ordered an intelligence review of what the administration believes two equally plausible scenarios of the origins of the covid-19 pandemic. one case this could have occurred in nature and the other case it could have leaked from a lab. very sharp criticism that the administration reportedly shut down a similar probe by the trump administration may charge that biden folks have gone to great pains to deny. >> i have now asked the intelligence community to redouble the efforts to collect and analyze information to bring us closer to a definitive conclusion and report back to me in 90 days. that was from president biden issuing a new directive today at the origins of the coronavirus pandemic to the officially unknown under increasingly scrutiny. the hypothesis that the virus may have escaped from a chinese leviton wuhan has recently gained attraction. however the administration rejects that they terminated a probe into the origins of the virus initially

kevin corke is following the latest tonight. >> good evening. you know companies across the u.s. even some police departments have actually opted to pay ransomware extortionists rather than suffer the loss of critical data or incur the cost to build computer systems from scratch. while the white house is being especially careful to not make too much about colonial's choice, administration officials that even some congressional lawmakers are warning that by paying now you could ultimately suffer more pain later. >> when you briefed on the fact that the company did pay a ransom? >> i have no comment on that. >> mr. vine declined to answer whether colonial had paid it's extortionists, the white house possess the dash for the positil government is not paying ransom. >> as per the people carried out this attack, the fbi has released details on the attack so others can take steps to prevent from being victimized like colonial. >> biden's admonition was largely echoed on capitol hill where concerns over copycat attacks and furtive rogue state actors abound. >> we don't want people to th

white house correspondent kevin corke taking a closer look at the economy with some surprising new numbers evening. in a world of redlines, this one is scarlett, fire engine, candy apple red. that's when republicans leaders, how best to invest in new infrastructure without onerous tax increases. >> we are not interested in reopening the 2017 tax bill. we both made that clear to the president. that is our redline. >> the redline for mitch mcconnell and while lawmakers have said yes, they agree there is a need for federal infrastructure investment, the disagreements over the scope of the plan of how to best pay for it, those have frankly persisted for weeks. it's a debate inflamed by increasing worries about inflation. >> you won't find any republicans who are going to raise taxes. that's the worst thing you can do this economy when you watch inflation. gas is going up. that's a nonstarter. >> look at the consumer price increases year-to-year. food up, apparel, new cars, used cars and trucks of big. energy soaring. energy commodities up massively. gasoline prices skyrocketing. fuel oil, util

he was not able to, because he was bobbing like a cork on top of the ocean. this was a horrific storm, as you will see in headlines in a minute. this was no run-of-the-mill blizzard. there will be one a week later that was even worse. the shipwreck was not the first time this happened at scituate light. going back to the 1850's we know that the ship elizabeth washed up precisely where ss etrusco did. in 1886 we have a rescue there of eight men when there was no keeper on the station. one of the stories of scituate light i tell quite regularly, for as much as we love it, and we dearly love it, it never worked. from the minute it was turned on her mother was request after request to turn it off. -- from the minute it was turned on, there was request after request to turn it off. the light collapses in april of 51 and the scituate light is brought back into service. in november of 1861 when the current light is brought on service, scituate light is retired and not lit again until 1994. so, there was no keeper. there was tenets, but no keeper -- there were tenets