you, last year, had a pretty extraordinary meeting with some former farc guerillas.the first time you had met them face—to—face. what was that like? i think it was very important for me and for the country, because, you see, we have been in this peace process talking aboutjustice, law, condemnation, etc, but at the end of the day what we want is to be able to see what motivated these people to have such an inhumane behaviour to others of their peers. how could a human being chain another to a tree for six years? how could they be abusive? how could they humiliate everyone that were under their custody and enslave them? did you ask them direct... crosstalk. ..and enslave them. because here's something that one of the leaders of the farc, known as timoshenko, said last year. he said, "to those who never returned from abduction, to those who lost their lives at our hands, to all those burdened by the years of loved ones�* absence, we beg them to forgive us and we speak today with a sense of shame." do you, today, as a presidential candidate, do you offer that sense of f

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the long-awaited sue gray report, what a farce. it was carefully engineered to be a fact-finding exercise with no conclusions. now, we find it is a fact-finding exercise with no facts. so, let us talk facts. the prime minister has told the house that all guidance was completely followed. there was no party. covid rules were followed. i believed it was a work event. nobody believed them then, and nobody believes you now, prime minister. that is the crux. no if's, but's. he has willfully misled parliament. >> order! >> inadvertence. misled the house is not acceptable. >> the prime minister inadvertently told the house that no parties had taken place, but they had. it is bad enough mr. speaker, , the prime minister's personal integrity is in a ditch. but this monkey business is tainting everything around us. it is his own intention. it struck the prime minister to publish the sue gray report in full, for the prime minister, of being in obstruction by the house to publish as required. , mr. speaker, amidst allegations of blackmail, the

it was a wonderful farce. i have one of the highest wage built in world football, but nowhere near the best squad. having a team packed with starts does not always bring success long gone as that berlin summer night of 2015. barstow lost their way as an institution and the effects were drastic. this manifest and disastrous performances and a champions league, most notably against roma, and a 2017 agencies who morsel and i had come to the one. the 1st, like for one only to blow would a 3 meal defeating the 2nd, losing on aggregate goals a year after they faced liverpool as my final. they won the 1st like 3 nill, but the 2nd leg more soon. a bottle the lead once again, and we're eliminated after loosing for new. but it was during the $21920.00 season that all of boxes mistakes eventually cut up with the club. it could all be summed up in one match, but jammed with a quarter final against fine yet parcel in a word thrash, 82 by byron. it was the clubs worse defeating champions. the history midwinter. apollo was a

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salazar: listen, this is all a farce. and why is that? because if this congressman put up that video, congressman goes are put up that video that i hear going to my staffers, and then he brought it down and he apologized. if we'r goinge -- we're going to do that to him, then we have to talk about maxine waters on the others, who went on the streets and went on television and said we have to call and we have to stand and -- whatever she said, i don't remember. but i know that she inferred violence. so if it's good for the goose, it's good for the guest. the difference between goes are in marjorie taylor greene is that greene insulted, spewed anti-semitic comments against district when he seven, miami. i received a lot of calls telling me they were pretty offended because marjorie taylor greene specifically said that the jewish committee had started the california wildfire and that they were responsible for this disaster in this state. i could not have accepted that. but goes are put up a cartoon, which i haven't seen. so what is madame spe

that is clearly a farce at this point. >> the governor's office would not say when or at what point the governor might consider ending state of emergency at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> today president biden pitching americans on his plan to lower health care costs, including the price of prescription drugs. >> my plan allow medicare negotiate. the prices are prepared to pay for each individual. the company says i'm not going and to that price with millions of customers. >> during a speech in virginia, the president says that he wants to let medicare negotiate the price of drugs, something the agency currently cannot do. he also wants to cap the amount that seniors have to pay for drugs under his plan. no senior citizen with pay more than $2000 a year in total and insulin costs would be capped at $3500. i'm sorry. 35 dollars a month the president said it is unacceptable that the united states pays more for prescription drugs than any other developed country. honor. >> new at 6 tonight in the south bay joining forces to bring attention to the desperate need for blood

that is clearly a farce at this point. >> the governor's office would not say when or at what point the governor might consider ending state of emergency at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. the warriors coming down to the wire against the knicks but end up losing by just 2 points. some do moss with highlights. coming up. >> we're back at 4.45. the warm temperatures and continued drought situation is leading to concerns now that we could see an early start. to the fire season. strange that we have these concerns in february. but that's the situation we're in crawford. charles clifford has a look now at conditions out in contra costa county. >> well, here in contra costa county has a rain for over a month, but there's a lot of green grass on the ground and a lot of the heavy fuels do have moisture in them. so there's no immediate fire danger. but the contra costa county fire protection district is thinking ahead with dry conditions expected to persist the contra costa county fire protection district is being proactive about prep

is a former congresswoman in colombia, and of course was famously held hostage for six years by the farc in the elections, the presidential elections. and she says that, you know, "you need the centre to hold a lot more in latin america." absolutely. she's against this kind of polarisation. you agree with that? absolutely. and i think that boric, the new president in chile, is playing to the centre. he understands that he has a programme, he wants things to get done and he needs the other 46%. so, look, you are one of the most famous latina women in the world. how far do you see it as your mission, through your writing, to explain and bring south america to the world, as it were? because a lot of your books are set in a country that could be anywhere in latin america, really, couldn't it? it's not a specific one. yeah. well, i don't see myself as having a mission. i love to tell a story, and the stories that i tell are always immersed in a social and political context. that's why i can't write romance novels because they happen in a sort of bubble. it's all about the passions and emotion

conspiracy, terrorism, and much more human rights into director of human newness, calls it a judicial farce or have not been able to prove any crime against this. people who have been practically kidnapped and kept in prison, violating the law and denying them due process, there is no presumption of innocence. the lawyers have had no access to them until the day of the trial. this is a model of an isolation. so in union says the cues suffer from cruel and becoming treatment, including torture, would be presidential candidate phillips, my dad, the other faces up to 24 years in prison for leading an opposition coalition that demanded free and transparent elections last year. his wife, who says she and their daughter were forced to flee, nicaragua believes a guilty verdict is a foregone conclusion. i feel might be facing though. i think the hardest part is having to console our 8 year old daughter and knowing that he might be arrested, felix sent her a tight message saying he loved her and would always be thinking of her. but it's difficult. hammer, president ortega began arresting his staunch

he can make a farce of the un through the ukrainian ambassador also argued this was not just about his country. the united nations is think that's a matter of fact, it's been here by the virus spread by the kremlin will lead to come to these wires. it is in the hands of the membership. thank you, mr. president. criticism of russia was not limited to the west african nations express particular concern at the breach of the territorial integrity of ukraine. multilateralism lies on its death bed to night. it husband assaulted to day as it, as it has been by other powerful states in the recent past. but russia said it was precisely the failure of multilateralism that had led moscow to make its decision. specifically, the refusal of kiev, backed by washington to implement the cease fire agreement meant to permanently end hostilities in easton ukraine and give the region autonomy. the minister agreements gave new post or chambers through here have not only very quickly returned to militant rhetoric and continued shelling civilians, but also did everything to sabotage and eventually destroyed

current polling numbers are a lot worse than you'd normally see even at the worst point mid term blue farceinister. it's worse than david come ran got in the 2010-2015 parliament. it's worse than tony blair got up until his last months as prime minister. it's worse than the resay may got until she pretty much got booted out in 2019 no prime minister has ever really managed to come back from the kind of polling we're currently seeing for the prime minister. the big however i put in there is while things are particularly bad for conservatives, there's not a lot of trust and faith in the labour party either. they don't necessarily trust the labour party still to run the economy. they're still not convinced that starmar is strong enough for the top job. the labour party needs to do more but the conservative party's numbers are pretty bad. >> very quickly before we wrap up, what are you looking out for in the nt, say, week, as this story starts to cut through with voters and they start drawing conclusions about it? >> big thing i'm probably looking for is actually numbs that are completely unrel

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he can make a farce of the un. we must act together in response to this crisis. over the past few weeks, the world has heard the other 14 members of the security council speak with one voice asking russia to pursue diplomacy. other members of this council, even those who often align with russia on other matters, have been clear that the sovereignty independence and territorial integrity of every you and member state should be respected and safeguarded, including ukraine. that this is a basic norm of international relations. and that it embodies the purpose of the un charter, the sequence of events that secretary of lincoln spelled out for this council. last thursday, appear to be proceeding. exactly as he predicted. to day president putin has torn the mask agreement to shreds. we have been clear that we do not believe he will stop at that. in light of president prudence, latest actions, we must all stand up for the principles upon which this organization was found. it . president biden inch issued an executive order to day. that will prohibit new investment, trad

and it was a complete farce because you had the federal government pouring all this money into county governments and, you know, to improve ventilation systems to decrease covid risk. 100 people stuck in a courtroom, almost no air ventilation. the thing that made it bigger for us was at the start of the day, the judge says is there anybody here who might have trouble trusting the testimony of police in this murder trial. and if so, raise your hand. i raised my hand. i've written about how the montgomery county covered up a brutal killing, i wrote about that for "usa today," i raised my hand. i still had to sit there wearing a mask for eight hours before i was dismissed. i don't want to sound bitter, though. >> steve, san jose, california, republican. >> caller: there is so many questions and so little time. i have been very skeptical, umm, of fauci from the very beginning of this. why was he doing research and funding the wuhan lab? they are our enemies, they want to destroy the united states. they're shipping fentanyl precursors over into mexico. they -- they -- i -- i tell you, they

conspiracy, terrorism, and much more human rights center, director of human newness, calls it a judicial farce. or they've not been able to prove any crime against this. people who have been practically kidnapped and kept in prison, violating the law and denying them due process, there is no presumption of innocence. the lawyers have had no access to them until the day of the trial. this is a model of an isolation cell when nunez says the accuse suffer from cruel and acumen treatment, including torture, would be presidential candidate felix my dad. the other faces up to 24 years in prison for leading an opposition coalition that demanded free and transparent elections. last year, his wife, who says she and their daughter were forced to flee, nicaragua, believes a guilty verdict is a foregone conclusion. i feel might be facing who i think the hardest part is having to console. now, 8 year old daughter and knowing that he might be arrested, felix sent her a tight message saying he loved her and would always be thinking of her. but it's difficult. hammer, president ortega began arresting his stau

he wants to demonstrate that through force, he can make a farce of the u.n. >> reporter: the white house is now urging ukraine's president zelenskyy to leave the capital for his own safety. zelenskyy posting a video to social media in the early morning hours, telling his countrymen and women they're strong and ready and saying, quote, we are not afraid of anyone or anything. we don't owe anyone anything, and we won't give anything to anyone. in a rambling speech monday, russian president vladimir putin questioned ukraine's right to exist, claiming its leaders are puppets of the west, and he claimed the soviet union was robbed of land after it collapsed in the early 1990s. that's when 92% of ukraine's population voted for independence from russia. putin also recognized these two border regions in ukraine as independent states. moscow-backed separatists controlled the highlighted areas, about half of the land. but now putin is ordering his military into all areas of those two regions to, quote, maintain pain, leaving many to insist that russia has already invaded ukraine. >> the white hous

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he will use force to make a farce of the united nations. the united states rejects that firmly. this is 2022. we're not going back to an air of empires and colonies, or to the u. s. s. r or the soviet union. we have moved forward and we must insure, as the permanent representative from kenya said, in the security council on monday night, that the embers of dead empires do not ignite new forms of oppression and violence . unfortunately, the fake reality russia wants to crate is already having real consequences for the people of ukraine and for the world. to date, russia's war in east in ukraine has already killed more than 14000 people, nearly 3000000 ukrainians, half of whom are elderly people, and children need food, shelter, and other life saving assistance. and of course, ordinary russians should be asking how many russian lives putin is willing to sacrifice to feed his ambitions. if russia continues down this path, it could, according to our estimates, create a new refugee crisis. one of the largest facing the world to day with as many as 5000000 more people displaced by rus

it's, you know, completely farce or russians present was one of the few world leaders who attend the winter olympics opening ceremony. vermeer proteins held talks with his chinese counterpart. it was shaking things 1st face to face meeting with a world leader. since the beginning of the pandemic attorney, you report some beijing that an illusion and she didn't ping standing shoulder to shoulder, showing what they describe as an unshakable bond. the leaders of russia and china met ahead of the opening of the winter olympics in beijing. it's the 1st time president she has met a foreign counterpart in person. since the beginning of the pandemic took a certain azusa rehabs or a spirit of friendship and the strategic partnership. her router, the unprecedented levels, bozo or maria ad there. so she went to olympics 80 years ago, we promised to meet again. we have kept the promise. the leaders signed a joint statement, presenting a united front on a range of foreign policy issues. they called for nato to end it expansion and for the military alliance to abandon its so called cold war approa

that is clearly a farce at this point. >> the governor's office would not say when or at what point theconsider ending state of emergency at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> we're going to get a check on our weather. a lovely picture outside. what a great day it was today all around the bay area. warm and sunny, everywhere. now where it's colonel here to tell us, not one, but several records broken today. yeah. we thought they might end today. turning out to the warmest day of the week and here we go. a beautiful day. this will be nice for any summer day. but here we are in the middle of winter. look at these records coming down. 77 degrees. >> that was a record in redwood city. 79, the oakland museum, 79 the airport and san jose sfo. checking a 78 degrees in salinas. get this 87 degrees today for a record high all around the bay area. the numbers impressive 16 degrees above normal in downtown san francisco. 76 73 downtown oakland, 79 in san jose. 75 degrees live more. 76 in concord and 79 degrees in santa rosa. and it's just been impressive. this heat wave these last f

to the order that combat operations or offensive be resumed in all directions, that really means, farcehe orders are cn was they were having logistical issues. with that, the feared russian war machine may have some problems that weren't anticipated. general, what about putin's mental state? he seems like he's off his rocker, it seems like he's launched something that essentially amounts to biting off more than one can chew. he's united so much of the world against him, it's kind of extraordinarily insane what he's doing. >> yes. i just wanted to follow up on your former point. i found that clip, when the russian tankers -- the tanks encountered them. in those type of units, about a third of them are draftees, conscripts. these are good troops, but they're not the elite. when you're faced with something like that, you don't -- as my colleague said, they don't know what to do. this is -- so they are tremorstt that. not just among soldiers, but young officers. what are we getting ourselves into? vladimir putin, i think that charitably, a number of us would say he's cold-blooded rational p

. >> the whole trial was just a farce.t was the one that i had expected to be given. >> did you expect this verdict? >> it's what i was hoping for. >> so at that point she went into combat. she went into battle to get some kind of justice for what they had done to her only child. >> just anything, just any excuse to put these two men, and the acquittal when people a signal that lynching is now back in order. >> she was very stern and she was very strong and she was very dedicate and she was not scared. >> i believe that the whole united states is mourning with me. for him to have died a hero would mean to me than for him to just have died. >> -- if that boy whose picture you see there does not die an inconspicuous death, and that his case will be remembered and something will be done about it. >> we think of mamie till, the courageous black mother of emmett till. and the courage of beulah mae donald, who was unrelenting in trying to get justice for her son is part of a tradition of black women and black mothers in particul

he asserted that russia can recolonize its neighbors and that he will use force to make a farce of thetates rejects that firmly. this is 2022. we're not going back to an era of empires and colonies or to the ussr or the soviet union. we have moved forward, and we must ensure as the permanent representative from kenya that the embers of dead empires to not ignite new forms of of oppression embodiments. unfortunately the fake reality that russia wants to create is already having real consequences. who date, russia's war in ukraine has already killed more than 13,000 people. nearly 3 million ukrainians, half of whom are elderly people and children need shoot, and they should be asking how many russian lives putin is willing to sacrifice to, it could create a new refugee crisis, one of the largest facing the world today with as many as 5 million more people displaced by russia's war of choice and putting pressure on ukraine's neighbors. and because ukraine is one of the world's largest wheat suppliers, especially for the developing world, russia's actions could lead to a spike in food pric

motions of sort of making it look like it might be justifiable even though everyone recognizes it's a farce undeterred and moving ahead and it seems like he might know what the move ahead is. today he's at ukraine isn't even a real country, back is worry some things to come perhaps. >> and i think that's what's so sickening, almost seeing it coming together in real time, seen every brick in the wall being late. i think it's all the more reason why we cannot just act in the way he's expecting because he's already taken and that conclusion. if we keep having this gradual incremental approach, we are doing nothing to get the strength, the train off the tracks. guy: americans have watched the buildup in whatever is going to happen next with a fair amount of skepticism what the u.s. intelligence community tells them might come next and i think it is a fair artifact, iraq and vietnam, what is the healthy balance between being skeptical in a meaningful way of u.s. intelligence without being duped by russian propaganda? >> there is certainly a fine balance there. there was a need to rebuild the tru

ourselves what did the diplomacy that began months ago real ea amount to this whole time and was it a farceust stringing the u.s. and west along to prepare for it's invasion? and the idea ukrainian officials would go to belarus when they have very good reason to believe they're personally targeted for either capture or possibly much worse is pretty difficult to imagine. so, i just think there's no reason to trust the russians at this point. >> talk to me about the refugee situation. 100,000 ukrainians have already fled. as many as 4 million could end up as refugees. poland is obviously right there on the front line. are the aid groups even prepared for are this? >> well, they're trying, andrea. but this has happened -- although the warnings have been coming for a while, the real potential scope has only donned on people somewhat recently and beyond the u.s. government, i think people found it hard to fathom that vladimir putin was going to follow through on an invasion of this magnitude. the u.s. government, i will say, has done some preparation here. the 82nd airborne is in poland. they ha

eastern ukraine which they claim russia has recognized their, quote, unquote, independence which is a farceof those along the russian border is a potential target, a troop buildup across the border. how is it different, and i use the word just carefully, if the military is not just in the separatist regions but in other major ukrainian population centers as well, how does that escalate the stakes? >> it does become a full-scale invasion of ukraine at that point. taking the separatist areas with something a lot of people anticipated. but once they cross that line into the ukraine with tanks and with soldiers and with a full-scale invasion, what happens here we have moved to a full-scale effort by russia to take over ukraine. that's the difference. and the reality is putin hasn't pulled any punches the last few days. there's no question in my mind that he is intent on now taking over ukraine. that's his goal and that's what he's after at this point in time. >> let's go deeper into that. general kimmitt said they would put up a fight but the russians have an edge in training and equipment. wha

how much -- because now that we know the last four years of trump were under investigation, was a farce, and it was all a lie and how all that plays into it, are they going to take what he said he did or are they just going to play along as if nothing ever happened? that he was cheated? host: doug brinkley on how these surveys are put together and if you want to talk about president trump. douglas: we had to decide to even include president trump or any -- or even president obama, that shortly after their presidency. we like to say in the presidential business that we wait for the freedom of information act to kick in so people like the caller and myself can get access to the documents and that takes about 25 to 30 years until you will get to see what transpired fully in the trump white house and to let some of the partisan buzz taper down a little bit. in the end, we live in a speedy time and everything is kind of a nano second and we decided to include all presidents, as long as they were not in office. trump came in and you -- and the double impeachment may be had an influence on why

speak of this hearing is a farce and we should be looking at inflation, the economy, afghanistan, thiso that. >> congress has historically intervened with the team, the late senate majority leader harry reid routinely railed against the name of the team and native american senator block the team from using federal land for stadium unless they dropped washington redskins. >> john: chad pergram with all the latest emma thank you. up next howard kurtz, leslie marshall and matthew continetti on the president biden's plans to address the crime crisis, the special operations mission to get the isis leader, and the lack of coverage and a new report about lockdown effectiveness, stay with us. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. [zoom call] ...pivot... work bye. vacation hi! book with priceline. 'cause when you save more, you can “no way!” more. no wayyyy. no waaayyy! no way! [phone ringing] hm. no way! no way! priceline. every trip is a big

>> i mean the images we saw of the camps and the camps farce the is concerned.e images they believe the big military encampments on russian territory close to the border have started emptying out. and believe some of the forces are dispersing closer to the border. with ukraine. there have been videos that surfaced of tanks rolling through villages. so as far as the u.s. concern they seem believe the russian forces are dispersing into smaller battle groups which they believe could indicate that an invasion of ukraine is drawing closer. of course we have heard from the u.s. government. they say they believe a decision has been made by vladimir putin to invade ukraine. and again the russians are saying that simply is not true. they say all of this is hysteria. of course, we have also seen more of an up tick in violence. especially in the don bass region. the one hand the separatist accusing ukrainians of shelling them. we saw the video earlier of the ukrainians saying they have evidence of the separatists essentially shelling their own positions to try and provoke

it has become a big farce.ot only are you one of the best energy analysts out there period but materials also. what is happening here? acting better. you always give us one or two names. so what do you like here as well? >> hey, actually i like gold here for the first time in a while and gold tends to perform very well during fed hiking cycles. so that said i think instead of actual gold price, i think miners are the best way to play this right now. we had kl merge with aem, under the ticker symbol aem now. i like that. i like gfi and ngd. charles: gold on the cusp of a major breakout. we may be off to the races. tracy, always appreciate it, thank you. >> thank you, charles. charles: what if i told you the white house isn't the biggest threat to crypto? does the name george soros ring a bell? we'll explain right after the break. ♪. real cowboys get customized car insurance with liberty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own

that's just a farce. >> i just want to make sure i'm understanding you correctly. you claiming that the l.a. -- the l.a. police department did not properly report the numbers of those who are unvaccinated? >> i think you're taking a number out of context because the process to discipline people is a lengthy one, and if they have eight people right now, there's a lot more people waiting in the wings that are going to also be terminated. and they're just not giving the full picture. i'm giving the full picture for the impact on the sheriff's department. and they're very similar. the difference, though, is i actually run the sheriff's department. the chief of police has to answer to the police commission, the mayor, city council. so it's a different legal framework. and there's a big difference between the two. >> you had mentioned a couple times so far -- just mentioning the conservative idealogy and how that is feeding skepticism in your ranks about the vaccine. do you see it as a problem at all that your officers are bringing their politics into work so much that t

. >> harris: the "new york post" calls enforcement on the southern border a total farce.uote from that op-ed reading the only white house strategy seems to be keeping the flow going flying migrants around the country to spread out the impact and trusting the media not to report on it and pretend nothing is really happening. didn't the left once claim to be the reality-based side of our politics? brandon judd, national border patrol council president, in "focus" now. welcome. when i hear you say the words that you'll just be good to get 5% of what's out there what are you telling us is really out there? >> first off i don't say it lightly. i do it based upon information that we have. intelligence that has been gathered. we know drugs are being smuggled across the border every day. not being smuggled across the border once a week or once a month but every single day. yet our seizures, we might have a seizure by happenstance. i don't know, once a week maybe if we're lucky. when you look at that and look at the amount of product on the street. the street value. how low the st

that to me would be the biggest farce joke.iculous nature of anything i've ever heard of the people. that are saying that are the same people that don't want to teach players accountability, respect or anything else. so in my opinion , that is asinine. he's gotta go into broadcasting when he finishes coaching hey great example of terrible sportsmanship here in junior hockey back east. this is a team from massachusetts against the pennsylvania player by the name of paul ha ligon takes issue with the call. the ref gave him a penalty and you cannot do that the united states premier league gives him a lifetime ban calls it completely unacceptable. and yes, indeed it was. that's an example of terrible sportsmanship. how about we go the antithesis of that? check this out. this is a triathlon in spain. j teagle of england was in third place. kind of lost his way a little bit so spaniard diego meant striga. says you know what? that's not cool. others wait for him. he was leading me the whole way and he lets him finished third. the span

action being taken right now to reduce the risk in the next wildfire season will take you into the farce and show you the mitigation efforts underway all winter long, including purposely setting fires like they're doing in this video. i'm about to do in order to protect all of us. and this happened just a few days ago. >> we have some breaking news to tell you about out of oroville in butte county, where a shooting has injured a number of people. authorities say someone opened fire just before 8 o'clock tonight. as of right now, at least 5 people have been shot. that is according to reports out of butte county. but officials say there could be more victims. a suspect was taken into custody at a nearby walmart. this is still an active investigation. we'll continue to monitor the information. we'll bring you the latest as soon as it comes into us. >> all right. let's check on our 4 zone weather forecast. a live look outside tonight at sfo. it looks like anybody wants to see rain. they're going to have to fly and go somewhere yeah, lawrence, it's been a long time, hasn't. yeah. the parts of

and it's just -- you know, it feels like a farce.erday. >> i think you're also tapping into something, adam, which is -- and, look, we have seen your tweets. february 5th you were saying what can we even say in all caps. i'm team usa. but you watch a young athlete from another country and you admire them when you see this kind of ability. and then you find out they have gotten an edge, right. you can't even admire what you think in a way is almost like a unicorn. >> right. and, you know, there are so many things that make camill kamila great skater that don't involve taking a drug. it feels like such a rotten move that the people around her have made. at some point along the way there was an adult that failed her. or multiple adults that failed her. because a 15-year-old does not just walk into walgreens and pick up a prescription for angina. . >> that's what travis tygart, who leads the u.s. anti-doping agency, and i'm sure you have had contact with his people over the years. that's what he told me last night. you don't end up with

they're technically under a quote/unquote ban which is actually a farce of a consequence, but they'reon the promise that wada was going to insure that every russian athlete that did compete on behalf of the russian olympic committee was going to be clean and had passed their drug tests and they obviously dropped the ball on this one big time, and it's now thrown a grenade in the middle of the olympics and stolen the moment, as christine just so eloquently said, from clean athletes from around the world, both from the u.s. and other countries, that want their moment and want their sacrifice to do it the right way to be rewarded and we can all know and hope that they are the stars and inspirations that we want and so desperately need them to be. >> travis and christine, thank you both so much. appreciate it. >> just ahead, a look at a high profile murder tonight. what it says about hate crimes in the u.s. and the overall rising crime rate. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's i innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pron

and i do got a comment on that since that's not insulting to anybody that to me would be the biggest farceanything i've ever heard of the people. that are saying that. are the same people that don't want to teach players accountability, respect or anything else. so in my opinion, that is asinine. alright it was coaches who actually started the whole thing . meanwhile back by popular demand, the olympics, of course , are now history for this time around, but some very pleasant memories brought to us, as i say, by popular demand this day in sports history, courtesy of joe fonzi. it's one of those you remember where you were at the time moments. leave it. bell waivable al michaels call contributed to the legend of what's now known as the miracle on ice, the u. s hockey team of amateurs and college all stars beat the highly favored soviet union 4 to 3 in the 1980 winter olympics at lake placid. the us team would go on to win the gold medal. that's this day in sports , february 20 seconds. i'm joe fonzi. hey that was great. we dusted off this day in sports for this occasion. now that was a plea

i think it's an absolute farce.rity if should be able to pick -- in this case, kevin mccarthy -- should be able to pick and select who is actually serving on the committee. for them to hand pick the two people that have obviously already made up their minds about the conclusion of this and is already have made decisions about this is a joke. and i don't think that those two people, adam kinzinger and liz cheney, of which i both know and i've been very friendly with in the past, but i've got to tell you, i think they should have stood tall and said, no, that's not the way america works. the minority gets a voice, and they get to select who gets to be on this committee too. and if you're going to go along with this cha railed, then you should not be in the republican party. howard: so you're perfectly comfortable with the rnc saying they shouldn't be part of the gop. >> absolutely. i think they should be dismissed from the -- i just think they are not caucusing with the republican party. and republicans get to choose