charlie duff, thank you so much for coming on tonight.imple question, why don't you come as a michigander come have a right to know what exactly are governor was doing in florida? >> beats me. i'll tell you what, here are some breaking news. i was talking to the florida state police, and they don't have a record of her calling up and asking for some executive security, which is normally the course of action, so she didn't want anybody to know, so madame governor, tell us all, when you went, how went you went, and what exactly you returned. that would be nice. and whose check did you take? >> tucker: that's the other question, how did she get there? you can be in a position where your governor is a super-spreader and he would not know. you obviously have asked these questions. help others have asked. tell us what kind of answer you have received from the governor's office. >> here is the thing, not only do i find out she went, i found out her health director went down to margaritaville in the middle of the pandemic, not fully vaccinated, n

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they haven't played in league one since 2009 and as you can see, their manager michael duff is quite— gordon taylor — speaking to a parliamentary committee — has denied that the organisation has been too slow to act over increasing evidence that concussion in sport is linked to neurological conditions like dementia. while on the same subject a new study has found that teenage girls are almost twice as likely to suffer concussion playing football, compared to teenage boys. researchers at the university of glasgow and in the us, are now calling for more work to be done looking at the risks to girls. this is a controversial thing to suggest but may you have to think about the specific differences in the game. if girls are getting concussed more regularly from hitting a ball orfrom collision with the ball, we should think about should adolescent females actually be hitting the ball at all, should we think of it the differences in approach for athletes. the all england club has announced that it hopes to welcome at least 25 percent of its usual crowds to wimbledon, which equates to around

lary duff will sin series on hulu. the main character and narrater who tells her son the story of how she met his father. "how i met your mother" ran for nine seasons on cbs. >>> and there's a new bar in new york city that could be a little hard to find. the roughly 500 square-foot speak easy called la noce is located inside a subway station. it's tucked away behind a door. the owner says it can only sit about 10 to 12 people at the same time. he says there's a 2,000-person waiting list to get in. >> when you're here you forget about the outside world. and because we're underground and the only thing that links us to it the glass block, you know. you feel almost like in a casino. you don't know what time it is outside. you don't know what reality. we create our own reality here. >> the owner says the bar was ready to open last march on the same day the city shut down due to the pandemic. clearly a lot of people are ready to get up close and personal with strangers in tight quarters. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning,"

them together that affects the nation coverage in each of these population groups while there has duff once you look into the data those are the videos of the interest of looking into what the causes that these vaccinations take in this population group is not hard ones that their knowledge is being that they need to start tailoring interventions allowing them to improve their vaccination those countries let's talk a little bit more about those interventions specifically because you know one thing is is the production of logistics of simply getting the vaccines you know getting them to the facilities and then into people's arms another thing is this back in skepticism in european heads of governments seem to be in constant disagreement over which vaccine is safe to use we saw that you know most recently of course with the blood clot issue that has been reported with regard to astra zeneca and the abundance of caution that that many that some leaders are using to what extent is this part of the problem. thank you so i think though of one thing let me let me then break this into 2 parts

series, people were very excited to hear about this new series being released duff posting a photo ofn get to it. kiss looks like it will be the next band getting the bio pic treatment. netflix is nearing a deal for the film titled "shout it out loud." paul stanley confirming the news himself by quoting the article and writing true there was a bidding war for the project with netflix close to tieing it all up hoping to give kiss the "bohemian rhapsody" treatment that queen received. it's going to follow band leaders gene simmons and paul stanley from their childhood, starting kiss, and going into full makeup and pyrotechnics they're e probably going to be getting big names to lead that film. >>> one more, here we go it's happening head coach sean payton is making headlines, but not for anything on the football field. he took part in the zurich classic of new orleans pro am golf tournament joined by pace and hill and actor new orleans native anthony mackie, and after shooting a tee shot into the grand stand, he was able to make an impressive recovery right off the deck >> wow nice save

they haven't played in league one since 2009 and, as you can see, their manager michael duff is quitewice as likely to suffer concussion playing football, compared to teenage boys. researchers at the university of glasgow and in the us are now calling for more work to be done looking at the risks to girls. this is a controversial thing to suggest, but maybe we need to think about sex—specific differences in engagement with the game. so maybe if girls are getting concussed more regularly from heading a ball or from collision with a ball, we should think about, "should adolescent females actually be heading the ball at all?" should we be thinking about differences in heading approach in young athletes? the all england club has announced that it hopes to welcome at least 25% of its usual crowds to wimbledon, which equates to around 10,000 people, for the tournament which starts at the end ofjune. they've said they hope henman hill will be open for business — with social distancing in place. and from next year, there will be a change to the schedule. it was announced play on the middle su

interview i would never get a second, because when i came in for the first interview, she gave me a duffar, you know those ice cream bars coated with chocolate. she had one and i had one but i bit into mine and shards of chocolate scattered on her pristine carpet. her cream colored carpet. it may kind of a mess. i was worried she would never invite me back. fortunately, she invited me back, but she never again offered me anything to eat. lesson learned. host: in those interviews, you write in the introduction she is a tough interview. how so? guest: she is very disciplined. she knows what she wants to say. she is not embarrassed to say it over and over again. there are couple quotes she gives about abraham lincoln and the importance of public sentiment or about ronald reagan and the strength of an immigrant nation. she's perfectly happy in an interview to tell you exactly what she said that they had a news conference or three months ago in a speech. the effort to get things that are new and different more spontaneous, more insightful, was tough. the interviews got better the more of them

inspiration from that and try to shine a light on people, like a couple weeks ago, a woman named elizabeth duffashville. then for this last year, unfortunately, it's been a way for us to shine a light on people who have been lost to covid-19 people who are pastors or teachers or doctors or nurses that we can really put the light on the people who are the heros. >> truly excellent production. no one does it alone you have a wonderful executive producer, matt, and wonderful producers and technical true that give it that special look. >> it is a lot of work it is a lot of work to craft that one hour. we have a small team but, man, they are awesome. >> you know how you know you're big? your mugs are big. >> exactly. >> we compare the size of this mug to ours, it's like an espresso cup. >> we don't like ours anymore. >> we want bigger mugs. >> that's our gimmick. you can get two cups of coffee in your cup of coffee. >> love it. >> congratulations. >> cheers. >> love you all. thank you. >> cheers to you >> that's not water. you can watch this sunday, they'll do a special fifth anniversary edition of

since then has rued the day that roosevelt did that because, oftentimes, a president does not show his duff its scope. but president biden has drawn comparisons to fdr in his ambitions, his legislative ambitions. if you look at the sheer numbers that we're talking about, up into the trillions on a couple of different packages. how do you compare in that way legislatively what joe biden has done so far, what he hopes to do in the next few weeks compared to fdr? >> this is what they call a transforming president, meaning a president who is not just trying to fix problems he's dealing with, but also change the system so that those problems are less likely to happen again. and that is why we honor fdr. he said we're going to have the government more involved in helping people directly from washington than has ever been the case before because in a modern economy, there are too many dangers. and lbj in 1965 said federal government has to move in to make sure there are civil rights and booty wipes and help in education and people who are poor get direct help and all sorts of other things like med

so this area is fairly representative of a duff site that we see normally in the forest. so having a database for any species with timber is gog to help investigations in the futureecause it enables us to take a piece of evidence at we suspect has been ston and then trace it back actually public lands, to a stump on the forest. goddard: we have to figure out what the victim is in terms of species. it may be legal to kill a certain species or perfectly illegal, depending on its genus and its species. we can analyze the dna of a tree, then we can extract dna from that plank, which is all we need to examine the oils to determine this genus and species. we are the first crime lab ever to have a xylarium, where we use the known samples to identify wood evidence. lancaster: so a xylarium is for wood what a library is for books. it's where we house all the different wood blocks that allow us to look at reference material when we get a new sample. and so, if we get an unknown and we have an idea of what it is, we can build a population based on what we have here. there are wood c