with bob telling danny he planned to run for local office and eventually the united states senate. at the time danny had a different path in mind for himself, but like bob's plan ran for office and eventually was actually elected to the senate before bob. after danny was sworn in, one of the first things he did was call his old friend and said, bob i'm here in the senate. where are you? now, as bob approaches the pearly gates, let us take comfort he can reunite with his old friend once again. in the meantime, let the rest of us carry on in thanksgiving and unending celebration of the life of this incredible american statesman. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. speaker pelosi: good morning. mr. president, it is a sad and official honor to join our colleagues and the leadership in welcoming you and first lady and the vice president to the united states capitol. you come as senator dole's long time colleague, personal friend and as president. and we -- as we recognize the life and service of the honorable robert

this is about danny rodriguez saying that trump called us to d.c. let's listen to this. >> how do you get to january 6? like what else happens in that period of time? >> trump called us. trump called us to d.c. >> tell me about that. how did he let you guys know to come to d.c.? >> if he's the commander in chief and the leader of our country, then he's calling for help. i thought he was calling for help. i thought he was -- i thought i was doing the right thing. i thought we were just -- i had no plans of what was going to happen. i didn't know what was going to happen. i'm not a leader of anybody. and i just had what i thought was good intentions of going and being involved and being a part of and joining whatever. i didn't know what was going to happen. i really didn't. >> so this crying guy is the guy who is saying i had good intentions. he is on video tasing a police officer, tasing officer fan known repeatedly. >> that's right. and afterwards, he actually went back to an airbnb in virginia where he was staying with a bunch of other trump suppor

no danny wu. but anxiety?s, cars. >> yeah. you do. you feel like there's a serial killer in town. >> and then a call from the local convention center. two catering company employees told the dispatcher they'd gone in through a side door to the kitchen. >> and here sits this person who they readily recognize as this danny wu that we had disseminated the images of, and he was sitting there drinking a coke. and he basically picked up his stuff and disappeared into the facility. >> so he's in the building somewhere. it's a big building. >> it's a big building. >> within minutes the police surrounded the convention center. a search dog trained to bite joined in. they set up a command post outside one of the center's windows. >> the dogs just woof, woof, woofing at the door. and the oregon state trooper behind us says i can see a leg hanging out of the ceiling. >> looking through a window. >> i take about two steps back from where i'm standing and i can see it. so i give him the command to enter. they enter, go stra

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so he's on a danny jonathan. hi. sorry about our team about how many to list with office they've come on it. i know i'm always out on the bus, off a shelby i'm with ah ah right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that he's fancy and sugary and salty under dictum. it's not at the individual level, it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change this obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment. mm. so what's driving the obesity epidemic? it's corporate with ah, danny on says, and i am ah, a studio with a, a the with mine a mean just gotten a static my father had the i had had enough, has got america. i mean, and how begin not a stomach and happy in or oh, you bach, any a ya many you've been a while. the love a semi mad that mean funny betty at the studio and i think i can work on the for me . okay. buddy, mist walk and it has human thought that the let one of those about t

so he's on a, danny jonathan. hi. so about our team about how many to list with oftentimes come on in the 77. know i'm always up on the bar a sort of help me out with ah, working hammer shirts in the back. she popped in. she said, well, i'm getting ready to go shopping for christmas, and i wish there was a good bye to another shooting another safe part of american life shattered by violence. the gunman was armed with an a ar 15, semi automatic rifle. when the issue comes home, it's time to act. when we're firewood on this issue, the other side winds, by default, the lady that lived over there. i was walking one of the dogs, which is why do you where again, where you scare me? nothing. but take it off of i think the people need to take responsibility in their own and be prepared if those kinds of weapons were less available. we wouldn't have a lot of the shootings that we certainly wouldn't have. the number address with ah, neon says a new night. ah . ah, you hadn't met a studio with a with a with a palace mine a mean.

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at the time, danny had a different path in mind for himself, but, like bob's plan, ran for office and eventually was actually elected to the senate before bob. after danny was sworn in, one of the first things he did was call his old friend and said, "bob, i'm here in the senate. where are you?" now, as bob approaches the pearly gates, let us take comfort he can reunite with his old friend once again. in the meantime, let the rest of us carry on in thanksgiving and unending celebration of the life of this incredible american statesman. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> good morning. mr. president, this is a sad and official honor to join our colleagues in the leadership in welcoming you and the first lady and the vice president to the united states capital. you come as senator dole's long time colleague, personal friend and as president, and as we recognize the life and service of the honorable robert j. dole. thanks to the leaders and members of our congressional community here with us this morning, we all c

so, danny, did the rnc act appropriately here?egal fees? >> should? beats me. but the rnc knows where its bread is buttered. they know they still need donald trump. they're heavily invested in donald trump, and perhaps this is the psychological principle of sunk costs. they've already put so much into him and put so much faith in him and so much belief that he could deliver them from whatever, that they're continuing to back him. in fact, you can read between the lines of that statement. that's basically what they're saying. they're saying, this is our guy. he's been our guy for a while. he's going to be our guy, i guess, going forward because we don't have anything else that we can think of. >> so, glenn, we know that the january 6th committee has issued a subpoena to phil waldron, who circulated that now famous powerpoint before the riot. that powerpoint detailing how to overturn election results. glenn, what is this guy going to be able to provide to the committee in terms of details of the planning before january 6th? >> well,

danny, to you, _ omicron. and are, thank you very much. danny, to you, we - omicron.s in different countries, also china as well. what do they need to be looking out for? it's really important question, because sitting in this country, we have tended to get really obsessed with astrazeneca and pfizer and to a lesser extent, moderna and b forget that there are people who are lucky enough to access the vaccine and may have accessed any one of 24 different vaccines out there. so these are two common examples. cover shield is the name that was come to the licence for astrazeneca, manufactured in india, then we have lots of people in this country who may have been in countries that have the chinese vaccines, and the answer in all cases is that they are eligible for a booster, and the general booster programme to give pfizer or moderna would be absolutely superb for them. they are doing a mix—and—match combination of vaccines, they work really, really well. i would have no concerns at all. , ., well. i would have no concerns at all. ., 4' ., well. i would have no concerns a

. >> we have defense attorney danny cevallos with us. danny, explain this objection and what do you think the side bar is getting into? we know the prosecution was going through a series of yes, nos here. >> it's uncertain. i mean, it seemed to be the initiation of the judge, unless i didn't hear the defense counsel, but you see the prosecutors coming back to the podium. they apparently resolved it. >> never mind. we'll go back to the court. >> all right. so april 11th started as a slow and uneventful day. right? >> i guess. it's a sunday. >> i'm going to put on the screen exhibits 224 and exhibit 178 next to each other, please. all right. miss potter, on the screen are contributes 224 and 178. you'd agree that these are photos of your taser and your firearm respectively, yes? >> my firearm, for sure. i'm not sure if that's the taser that was taken that day, but i'm guessing it is. >> and you carried a taser 7 that day? correct? >> yes. >> and that's what's on this picture, exhibit 224? >> yes. >> now, these items look different, don't t

i did not on the matter that handler danny to lady will i the id, danny, to george's wedge id yan. and to matt, i'm to famous. are they gonna lead out on mom? man mom muscle when she buffy tab. ah, she is such a relief after speaking with my mother. i know now that she did not endure the worst form of f g m and i feel proud of my parents decision to end the practice. which meant that i did not endured. and in turn, neither when my daughter ah, this journey is immense, my b, f, g m will end one day. change will come, but it must come from with, from zillow. so understand that the richness and uniqueness of culture does not depend on traditions harmful to women. ah, running is one of the most accessible sports in the world. al jazeera correspondent tandy richardson takes us on his personal journey of discovery. when you find yourself out in the middle of now and the run is hurting, why should not just stop exploring the growing popularity and science? he pushes the limit from kenya to the antarctic. in search of answers to why we run al jazeera correspondence. ah ah, well to a world

but really it doesn't matter in danny rodriguez's guilt. what could come to play, is whether he gets domestic terrorists sentencing. because a lot of what he said in their shows the political motivation behind this crime. and it shows what he was trying to accomplish. it shows that this was in fact an act of domestic terrorism. and if that is not allowed to be introduced, that could allow advance mint. once he is actually punished for his crime. he is looking at a lot of time behind bars. he almost killed mike fanone,. >> ryan riley, thank you for staying on this piece. staying dedicated to it. and thank you for joining us tonight, really appreciate it. >> thank you so much for having me. >> well the house select committee investigating the one six, has been considering holding trump white house chief of staff in criminal contempt for defying the committee subpoenas, has now reached a deal. with mark meadows, in which mark meadows will cooperated with the committee. the committee has already received documents from mark meadows including 60

bob used to tell the story of he and danny recovering from war wounds in hospital in michigan. they discussed their futures with bob telling danny he planned to run for local office and eventually the united states senate. at the time, danny had a different path in mind for himself, but like bob's plan, ran for office and eventually was actually elected to the senate before bob. after danny was sworn in, one of the first things he did was call his old friend and said, bob, i'm here in the senate. where are you? now, as bob approaches the perly gates, let us take comfort he can reunite with his old friend once again. in the meantime, let the rest of us carry on in thanksgiving and unending celebration of the life of this incredible american statesman. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> good morning. mr. president, it is a sad and official honor to join our colleagues in leadership in welcoming you and the first lady and the vice president to the united states capitol. you come as senator dole's longtime

i'm going to bring in danny ceballos to join the conversation. danny, welcome to you. manslaughter charges against the parents of the suspect in a school shooting are pretty rare. how challenging is the burden of proof? >> they're rare but they're not unprecedented in michigan. in just 2018, the michigan court of appeals approved of a similar theory of liability for a parent who left a shotgun somewhere where the kids could get to it and tragedy resulted, and the upheld that exact same theory of liability. involuntary manslaughter is not a crime specific to guns. it's specific to whatever creative theory a prosecutor comes up with. and in this case, the allegations are simply that through gross negligence, which is being aware of a risk and knowingly disregarding it, they allowed their son access, allegedly, to a firearm and that that access caused the death of these victims. so, the path to a conviction is there if the prosecutor has the evidence, then the michigan court of appeals has suggested that involuntary manslaughter is a possibility. what we may be seeing her

danny: the key focus is logistic supply chain.h a number of partners to solve that riddle, which i think efficiencies allow e-commerce to explode. and secondly a great point you brought up, we are working with our banks on how to push financial inclusion and also looking at fintech opportunities to ensure the cash society becomes as cashless as possible. >> when we look at opportunities and working with other companies, we did see alibaba have a $400 million take in masan in may. how are you working together with alibaba's southeast asian group and what kind of further cohesion do you see here? danny: i think the genesis of that partnership has obviously become e-commerce today. 2% of e-commerce is online grocery. for us, offering our products and goods, focused on the daily category is where the -- [indiscernible] >> look at the big cities like, ho chi minh city's 32111 e.m. danny: it comes down to logistics. a population density. that is number one. trying to leverage our off-line stores to act as a segue. when everything is cas

danny, david, shaq, thank you all. still ahead here on a monday morning, long lines and a shortage of those at-home testing kits. amid a surge in covid cases and with the holidays rapidly approaching, americans are finding it harder and harder to get appointments. what's being done to change all of it? >>> and then a little bit later, we'll go to capitol hill where the president's signature piece of legislation now hangs in the balance. how senator joe manchin explained that no-decision on build back better just moments ago. >>> and how the party is going to move forward next. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. that's our everyday price. plus, our plans always come with unlimited talk, text and data included. so, switch to t-mobile and get 2 lines of unlimited for only $27.50 a line. that's half the price of verizon or at&t. o

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danny vincent, thank you. joining us from hong kong. prestigious sports personality of the year goes to tennis star emma raducanu. we have her reaction. the world of music has been paying tribute to george michael, who's died from suspected heart failure at the age of 53. he sold well over 100 million albums in a career spanning more than three decades. the united states' troops have been trying to overthrow the dictatorship of general manuel noriega. the pentagon says it's failed in its principle objective to capture noriega and take him to the united states to face drugs charges. the hammer and sickle was hastily taken away. in its place, the russian flag was hoisted over what is now no longer the soviet union, but the commonwealth of independent states. day broke slowly over lockerbie, i over the cockpit of pan am's maid of the seas, _ nosedown in the soft earth. you could see what happens when a plane _ eight storeys high, i a football pitch wide falls from 30,000 feet. christmas has returned to albania after a communist ban lasting

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let's get more in this time. cross slide 12, responded danny armstrong. good evening, danny. some diplomatic fireworks, i suppose. then this new year's eve, or what spring set. you know, of course, just as you said, most people are getting ready for firework displays and salute all around moscow, all around russia. little bit of diplomatic fireworks between russia and cost for it comes as costco has declared to member a russian member of the un mission in cost of persona non grata. now that's an order that's come from above. straight from prime minister. our courtesy relate through his deputy donica, drove alice far. she said in a facebook post that it was due to harmful activity of the diplomat that goes against them, violates the costs of and safety that can just get what she said in that facebook post. just here now the republic of cost of will continue to cooperate even more closely with international allies to prevent every destabilizing effort of the russian federation in our region. now the declaration of persona non grata means the diplomatic immunity will be lost by

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danny cevallos, shaquille brewster, thank you so much. my 2022 wish for you that you get warmer assignments. every day you're out in the cold. we've got to change that next year. coming up, this is no surprise, but it is knew. michael flynn suing the january 6th committee to try to block a subpoena, running the clock as a sitting congressman refuses to cooperate with his own colleagues. we've got the brewing legal battle and what, if any, if any is important part here, consequences could be in store. e super emma just about sleeps in her cape. but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin, we switched to tide hygienic clean free. it's gentle on her skin, and out cleans our old free detergent. tide hygienic clean free. hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin. >>> we are about two weeks away from the one-year anniversary of the january 6th attack on our nation's capitol. and we are following multiple developments in the investigation to uncover what exactly happened that day. republican congressman scott perry of pennsylvania says

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i want to bring in right now danny cevallos and cedric alexander, and danny, first i want to go to you and talk about this potential accomplice here. now, that sheriff said that when deputies got there, it actually might have been detroit police who got there first and found the car outside that detroit warehouse, that somebody outside was smoking a cigarette and ran away. unclear who that person is, but in terms of this potential accomplice right now, what are prosecutors looking for here when they're considering charges? >> there's a crime under the michigan penal law for when somebody assists somebody who is the subject of an arrest warrant to avoid capture or avoid them being located. so, there are crimes available to the prosecutors and the police in investigating whether or not somebody who even used a key to open a warehouse or an office building to let these suspects in did so knowingly and with the knowledge that there was an arrest warrant or the intent to help them evade detection. so if that's the case, i expect we will see prosecutors referring charges. >> and cedric, one

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cattle rancher danny miller says he has seen tornadoes in his lifetime, but none like the one that tookhe lives of his brother billy and his wife. >> they lived in a-- it just exploded, i reckon. they said that i was found outside the house, laying on their sides, facing each other. >> they were always together, so that's the way they went, went home. >> reporter: danny and his wife, jane, say they depended on billy to keep lost valley farm, which has been in the family for four generations. but when the tornado killed 40% of his cows, he said he wanted to quit. >> we haven't lost this many at one time. >> it's hard to make it on a small farm, especially to depend on your total livelihood comes from it. >> reporter: the tiny community of bremen, kentucky, suffered great loss. at least 11 people were killed in a town of 200. >> we still definitely are in rescue and recovery. we have people missing. i still expect that we will find at least some more bodies. there is just so much destruction. i hope that that's not the case, but it's-- it's still an expectation. >> reporter: at least 17 p

when we got back into the changing room and i am having a go at danny forgetting booked.had been going on during the game. i didn't like the fact the boys could mention in the changing room at half—time or report it. so for me it was like, this is awful, how is this environment where our players are allowed to be abused on the pitch and they don't even feel comfortable to report it or feel anything is going to happen. even now i know that we would all worry about, even if we reported, is anything going to be done about it? but at the least this had to be a team where we were united on how we saw it. and we could send a message to young kids watching that i think the lads may be didn't realise how powerful that would be going into a tournament. chris woakes admits england's cricketers were under—prepared for their ashes tour, but he says they can't use that as an excuse for the their performances. england are 3—0 down in the series, with the ashes already lost and two matches still to go. woakes says now is not the time to feel sorry for themselves. asa group as a group of

>> so, danny, let's start with covid. would you have sequestered the jury by now?ou surprised the judge hasn't? >> no, i'm not surprised. i think judges are really reluctant to sequester juries. frankly, judges are reluctant to even have trials to begin with. and i say this as someone who is sitting and waiting and wondering whether or not a january trial date is going to go forward. so the idea of sequestering juries during covid is way down the line. first we have to decide are we even going to keep this jury here going forward. >> all right. so much to the question of what's taking so long, you know, as was just laid out so well by ron, this is a complicated case, there's a lot of different counts, there's a lot for the jury to go over. but is that what's happening here? could it be something else? do you think that it could be some disagreement? give us an idea of what about this case could be impacting the length of deliberations inside that jury room right now, danny. >> there was a public perception about this case early on. the thinking went, well, jeffrey

good morning, danny. thanks so much for being here today.s is an extraordinary spotlight on this trial. the jury deliberated a little longer than some people expected. let me start with a simple question. were you at all surprised by what they ruled? >> no, i was not. this is a case where the federal government does not normally lose. they have a conviction rate of over 90%. when they bring a case, it's usually ready to go. i was a little surprised at the length of deliberations, but at the same time, keep in mind, this was never a layup for the government in that they were prosecuting crimes that happened in the early '90s. i was in high school back then, and i'm certainly not young. so thinking about reconstructing what happened in the early to mid '90s today was a challenge for the government when most of the case rested on the credibility of accusers who took the stand and had to struggle with memories of traumatic events from so long ago. >> danny, you seem very youthful to me. the jury did find maxwell not guilty on one of the counts.

get us danny devito!"id danny devito know, he probably thought he was a guest spot for clowns. >> yes, he built into his contract he'd only work ten days of the entire season. >> jimmy: for the year? >> i'm like, i guess we can figure this out. we did that to protect himself against us being clowns. and i think by the fourth day he was like, these guys are clowns but the good kind of clowns. >> jimmy: we'll raise it to 11. here we are, 15 seasons later. the show is picked up through 18 seasons? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. when we come back, we're going to see a scene from the new season. rob mcelhenney is with us from "it's always sunny in philadelphia." we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ on floor or displays.s shopping malls can be a big trigger for young homeowners turning into their parents. you ever think about the storage operation a place like this must rely on? -no. they just sell candles, and they're making overhead? you know what kind of fish

i was really happy. >> i could eat there every day, danny, i could i could.>> i hear about it, sometimes i throw caution to the wind. i needed to ask you that yeah, more surface area. i like that. >> we got to go, but here's the other question, on christmas day, turkey, no turkey people i think are moving away from turkey i hear, is that possible >> we have turkey that goes moo. >> cows. >> danny, we wish you ha ep holidays >> thank you all >> we will move to the other side >> we know how to do this and we will >> thank you appreciate it. >> thanks, danny >>> when we come back, julia boorstin takes us inside the metaverse once again, she says consumers are trying to push into that virtual world, or not. ayst tuned you are watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. huh. is that true? geico's been saving folks money for 85 years? yeah, that's right. wait — so if geico's 85, that makes you — are you asking if i'm 85 years old? i mean sea turtles live to 150, so

the was in those attorney a 30 minute set up file a danny, up the salesman with your own live fi, you lose still a fee and a slight the fuel. i'll dial about the no messiah. so i have say, yeah, even if you will, mendoza. i'm not much a blood the missouri eliana fia a baby. i knew it must bite the fuel thomas meet the flood. miss after fled. decoy you love him up at the luck them for that than i mrs. settled at ease. sure. for sure. we have one here. any are good though. my kind of feeling can where i cheerfully shadowed them. la. just look into them. can't i have fully daniel individual for next friday on board? mia them might be good. what is your height of leaving that? don't cost on it or less, but i will pull if he were lad with them. but ob name a couple of positions level what they did, a lot of stuff was already hit our policy the why leave it got the feeling to a half but i will love all the hello. just a still a community come on. shayla had come on the she got a new job and possible costs with you have a long, i'm good to show value. i live here on the head of the by sure,

so, that's the way they went home. >> reporter: danny and his wife jane say they depended on billy to keep loss valley farm which has been in the family for four generations but when the tornado killed 40% of his cows, he said he wanted to quit. >> lost this many at one time. >> it's hard to make it on a small farm, especially to your total livelihood comes from it. >> reporter: at least 1 1 people were killed in a town of 200. >> we still definitely are in rescue and recovery. we have people missing. um, i still expect that we will find at least some more bodies. there is just so much destruction. i hope that that's not the case. but it's -- it's still an expectation. >> reporter: at least 17 people died here in hopkins county. there is an urgent search-and-rescue mission for more than 80 people who are still unaccounted for. >> all right. let's break. let's go get it. >> reporter: david jarden and his volunteer group hit the ground in dawson springs soon after the tornado struck to provide natural disaster relief. >> we are all veterans, we're all first responders. we have seen bad

i'm doing mana, danny. he's meeting his turkish counterpart, leverett consoler, left his name and conditions. if again, it's 10 and how to coordinate our efforts in order to linda helping hand to the gant community. and also how to corporate with the international community on the afghan. any issue will also examine the issue of capital airport as the state of cutter is called. i think i'm coordinating closely with the term government of afghanistan in order to reach a fond agreement on the operation of the airport. we had an opportunity to talk about with other regional issues including the palestinian israeli conflict. both our views, the views of katara on turkey are almost converging. we have a clear cut stand and support of the palestinian cause, which is a pivotal regional cause for the arab and muslim one. we also examined a number of other regional issues including the developments and iraq, syria sludgy. it was a good opportunity to follow up with him on these regional issues and also to continue o

danny, an announcement came over the radio saying nobody should move because it was still too dangerous. it will truck the colleague next me eventually picked up a phone or been found. an oligarchy, had been killed by an air strike ticketed. later. the strike was confirmed. little shogun, the kurdish authorities believe abdulla is still alive and could still be working behind the scenes for the terrorist group. they continue to search for him, of a know repaid letter here with google, as whether he's in europe or here, but dash, he's wanted as a major figure in the islamic state, terrorist group and give them on fee. oscar as the man in charge of foreign activities, though he certainly dangerous, had drugged put into a saying, dove, and he's also of key interest to germany, georgia shun affair. i think it's important for our co operation that we find out where he is, the fish and better yet put him on trial in for a good day. back in germany, we asked prosecutors whether they're investigating attleboro, but they didn't want to say our findings alarm to lawmaker been humans. teresa yonde

danny vincent, bbc news, hong kong. the united states has renewed its call for a cease-fire in ethiopia after the united nations human rights council ordered an independent investigation into violationsy all sides of the conflict. state department spokesman ned price said he was gravely concerned by reports detailing domestic tensions and killings of ethnic people. there is a large and vocal ex-pat community in the united states and they are divided on the same ethnic lines that fueled conflict, as barbara has been finding out. >> ethiopia's civil war is 7000 miles away. and it is right here in this kitchen, on this canvas. gabrielle's family is from the northern region of the epicenter of the conflict. a theme that consumes her art. >> it is like opening up a channel in this passageway taking us back there. but what better way to create beauty with your pain? there are so many other things i can do. >> for more than a year, the ethiopian army has been battling rebels and their allies. thousands are dead. human rights a

i'm danny glover. almost half a century the pbs newshour, has been a cultural mainstay across america. in my home, it's been an important source of reliable news and information for many years. it began in 1975 as the robert mcneil report. today it's a 60-minute news round up with judy woodruff as anchor and managing editor, offering national and international stories explored in depth. as pbs newshour approaches its 50th anniversary, we'll look back to see how it got here, what makes it so distinctive, and, in fact, why there is nhing else like it on television. - [just]: well, in a way, the newshour is more than one program. it's the, "what happened today?" program. and it's the, "why is all of this happening?" and then it's the, "tell me a story that i haven't heard." - [nawaz]: it's really the only institution like it, in the ameran journalism landscape. we have time to explore some of these really complicated topics that people worry about and wonder about every day. and that is a luxury in journa

i want to underline what danny said. i'm in wisconsin where i think the vast majority of gun owners take safety seriously and the responsible handling of guns seriously and what makes thomas massie's picture so on scene. look. that is not the spirit of christmas. nothing about christmas there. it is also not about responsible gun ownership and in terms of the second amendment that's the equivalent of a dick pics for gun extremists. adam is right. >> sorry, everybody. charlie? >> i'm just saying he is trying to show off. trying to get reaction and not designed to make a serious argument and doesn't take the gravity of what happened seriously. it is designed to again show off in this fetish way and this isn't -- seems to be a growing culture on the right. remember ted cruz was cooking bacon on the barrel of a machine gun? you have marjorie taylor greene and again the vast majority of gun owners want to take it seefr sli with gravity and spoirmt and not seeing that there. >> i apologize to the families listening. basil, i h

. >> reporter: danny ryan announced to his large following on instagram earlier this week due to all of the recent events going on all over the bay area we decided to pull everything off of the shelfs and fully shutdown. >> our retail store will be closed indefinitely. until further notice. danny says he made the decision because of the dramatic spike in retail robberies across the bay area. this jewelry heist happened just yesterday at east ridge center. stores in valley fair and santana road just down the street from his shop have been recently hit pgh and he pgh and he -- hit and he is friends with some of the people victimize ized. >> it is hard for me to see them dealing with it. >> he opened his store seven years ago this month. in 2018 two men broke into his business getting away with a stack of clothing. this year although the holidays are the busiest time of the year for him he says it just was not worth it. he closed up shop on black friday and then decided this week it was time to shutter his doors for good. >> we did not feel it was the smartest move for our business, emp