glenn close: oh, my god. spirits rose with the possibility that i was on the road to recovery. dana reeve: you do have to learn to walk the fine line between hope without expectation. as soon as you start expecting something, the disappointment is so much more ferocious. michael manganiello: i think if he could have just gotten off the ventilator. oh, my god, and he practiced so much. it was brutal to watch. steve kirshblum: but the strength of the muscles weren't present to give him enough ability to wean off completely. dana reeve: he wanted to give people hope, but it was really hard. and he did not show that to the world. christopher reeve: what's really curious is that in all the time since my injury, i've never once had a dream in which i've been in a wheelchair. laurie hawkins: it's easy to sink into a depression, and you have to get them out. we had a list of people we'd call if we weren't good enough. we called brother robin. glenn close: another thing that robin and marsha did was that on the annive

the john glenn, as has been reported, is one of the district's fireboats. it is not the primary asset for this type of operation and so while it's in the shop, it didn't affect anything, and we hope to have it back by this summer. yes. i have the closures. -- >> i have the closures with fox. so you said 2 or 3 are closed because of their proximity to the crash site. can you explain why they closed? >> sure. absolutely. so the question is why are two of the 3 runways here at national airport closed. so if you're familiar with the runway configurations. we have a main north-south runway and we have two what we call crosswind runways. the two crosswind runways, if aircraft were to take off or land over the aircraft recovery sites that is out there right now, those would be impactful to the operation. so we've elected to keep those runways closed and follow up how long. -- remain close. -- closed. >> how long do you expect that to remain the case? and are you saying that if there if there are still recovery teams in the potomac, then there's no chance that thes

we're back with glenn christie and glenn. happening at the us attorney's office in dc is appalling, but there is something different when it happens at s.d.n.y. explain. >> s.d.n.y. i'm a new yorker, so forgive me for using this metaphor. it is the yankee stadium of federal prosecutor's office. it's really central. for one thing, it you know, it's produced a number of luminaries, one of whom was was rudy giuliani back in the day. but this case against adams, you know, it has been criticized by, by by people on both sides. but the way that this was dismissed, the claims and one of the most extraordinary parts of this is in a letter memo to danielle sassoon, the interim us attorney there, he brings up that this might impinge on her, on adams's capacity to vigorously prosecute the immigration enforcement actions that the that the white house wants done immediately. because when he was indicted, adams was stripped of his security clearances, which have subsequently been restored. so it is the first time that i can recall, first o

you worked for john glenn years ago. not just in respect to ohio but to the midwest, how many counties to john glenn used to win by 20% and 30% -- how did counties john glenn used to win by 20 or 30 points go to trump? >> i would like to make a comment more broadly on a theme of this panel. i am not sure it's quite that clear. earlier today, we had a question from one of the students who was here, who asked something similar, because when donald trump wins the kind of overwhelming victory he did in the electoral college, where he sweeps all seven swing states, when the republicans now control both houses of congress, it's easy to think this was an unmitigated disaster for democrats in november and it's maybe even easy to buy into trump's claim that he and his maga allies have won a major mandate but i think that is a misreading of what happened in november. from for the first time in three tries for the presidency managed to win a plurality of the popular vote. he did not win a majority. to me, it's hard to clean you hav

you worked for john glenn years ago. i would like you to explain not just with respect to ohio but the midwest, how did counties the john glenn used to win by 20 or 30 points become counties that kamala harris lost in the senate race by 20 or 30 points. what happened in the battleground of american politics. >> with your permission before i get to that i would like to make a comments more broadly on the theme of this panel which is how democrats lost the plot. i'm not sure it is quite that clear. earlier today we had a question from one of the students who asked something similar. when donald trump wins the kind of overwhelming victory he did in the electoral college, sweeps all seven swing states when republicans now control both houses of congress it is easy to think this was an unmitigated disaster for democrats in november and even easy to buy into trump's claim that he had his maga allies have won a major mandate. but i think that's a misreading of what happened in november. yes, trump for the first time in three tr

so was glenn close. have you ever got to see glenn close ever again? mean, besides you. [ light laughter ] i mean, yeah, you're super fun. >> thank you. >> jimmy: here's what i love about you, too. not only your acting and everything, but your spirit, and the way you are around -- at these award shows, and your energy. and you're always positive. [ cheers and applause ] i love that. i love that. you got the script for "love hurts" and you were like, "ah, i'm not sure if i want to do this," or "i don't know what -- is this the right move?" and then you drafted a text to steven spielberg. >> yeah, now you can see how much i depend on him. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you go, "should i do this?" >> well, you know, because i -- you know, the action genre is something that i love. and every action movie that i've seen over the last few decades, you know, none of the action stars look like me. so when i read the script, even though i loved it, but i didn't think i was right for it. and this was right after the oscars, and, you know, i was so worried about disappoi

also governors we have governor glenn youngkin of virginia. thank you glenn, a good job.ill lee of tennessee paid thank you. jeff landry, louisiana. thank you. kim reynolds of iowa, thank you. we are trying to move you know education back to the states, we are making a big move and we are counting on linda mcmahon, linda mcmahon and sitting next to you is the new star is born caroline, congratulations. new star, a star is born. patrick morrissey, congratulations. a great friend of mine and he has really helped us at the border, greg abbott. thank you. jim pillen, where are you. very good. are you feeling good? not -- you had a bad fall. you are doing all right? brad little, thank you brad. good job. good job, do you like education going back to your state you will make it top right? just so people understand, in the education world you ranked very poorly for 38, 39 and 40 out of 40 countries. we are at the bottom of the pack almost always are very close to and it just came out we are 40 out of 40. if we move it back to the states i can guarantee you if you take idaho, iow

all right glenn, it's great to talk with you.of those workers. we really care about working conditions in this country. >> that's very generous, thank you. >> jesse: thank you so much. >>> breaking news on the jfk assassination. coming up... [car honking] [notification] taxes was feeling... ...so stuck. ♪ now taxes is having a turbotax expert... who does your taxes from start to finish. [music playing] ♪ while you check in anytime. ♪ and get the most money back on your time. now, this is taxes. ♪ narrator: for generations, this ally to the north has been by your side. ontario, canada, a partner connected by shared history, shared values, and a shared vision for what we can achieve together. stable and secure, when the world around us isn't. you can rely on ontario for energy to power your growing economy and for the critical minerals crucial to new technologies. ontario is your third-largest trading partner and the number one export destination for 17 states. our long-standing economic partnership keeps millions of americans work

taken care of by glenn close, who comes? glenn close herself. so you watched and read all these horrible orphan stories where there was there a good one? is there any fictional thing that actually orphanhood? interestingly? yeah. so i knew i was going to get this quote. i finally just started reading demon copperhead, the barbara kingsolver book that's a rewrite of david copperfield's and is appalachia. foster care related? so far, so good in terms of the that i like consumed i kind of did like party of five but it's like it's like bad television. it is just i like i liked it and i like, oh, this is a guilty pleasure. and i had never watched it when i was a kid because i was a little too young for it. but i mean, not kind of i do think it's kind of an accurate representation of orphanhood, but. i mean, to hit you with like a double jeopardy question, you don't have to answer in the form of a question either. but was this happened fairly recently? so within the last 20 years, when it was a politician or a leader came out and said, well, if we jus

also joining us is new york times justice department reporter glenn thrush. glenn, we may as well move this forward. what does happen when kash patel gets there? >> well. >> we i should say that that has not yet he has not yet been confirmed. and we're expecting at the earliest, the middle of this month as being a vote on his, on his confirmation. forgive me. i'm losing my voice. it's been a long week. >> we had we had in the script. we made it to friday and i took it out. and your honor, i should have left it in. we made it to friday. >> i just hope it's not going to be a long weekend. yeah, but i think, curiously enough, i've spoken to some, some people over the past couple of days who have actually said to me, we're looking forward to having kash patel, a guy who has an enemies list and talked about turning into fbi, turning fbi headquarters into a museum, having him on board because he'd be more accountable and have to testify before congress, unlike interim leadership. so i think we're dealing with a situation here in which the department of justice and

and congressman glenn ivey of maryland. he's a member of the house of house appropriations and homeland security committees. gentlemen, thank you very much for being here. you've been sitting here this entire time through the ntsb press conference. before we went on the air, you both were commiserating, asking each other if you had constituents on on the plane that day, and you both said yes real quickly. what are you hearing from your your constituents? congressman connolly. >> just a sense of grief and mourning, especially among the ice skating community. my daughter was an ice skater, and she knew a lot of those people. one of the major ice skating rinks in northern virginia is in my district, so there's a lot of grief and a lot of mourning right now, and people trying to bind up their wounds. >> congressman ivey same. >> you know. >> we've. >> got a rink. i think it's. >> down in waldorf, which. >> is just south of my district. it's in his district. but a lot of grief, not only from the families that were directly invol

all right glenn, it's great to talk with you. we're going to send johnny down the mineshaft to rescue some of those workers. we really care about working conditions in this country. >> that's very generous, jesse. >> thanks. thank you so much. breaking news on the jfk assassination coming up. >> welcome to tackling life with fred and sydney. brought to you by experian. >> question number one tackling quarterbacks or tackling subscriptions. >> oh, if i had to choose tackling quarterbacks. you know why? because it's so easy to tackle subscriptions with experian easy. they can help cancel those subscriptions that we don't even need. when you get to save your time and your. >> money, totally. >> i'll go tackle those quarterbacks even though it's hard. download the experian app now. >> when you really need to sleep, you reach for the really good stuff. ezequiel ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil, ezequiel ultra when you really, really need to sleep.

and then she they robbed something from a guy named harry glenn b of the glenn b manufacturing fortune big money hairnets. so she she's involved in that. she gets caught and one of our associates commit suicide. she shows up in our story a couple of decades that when she comes in from chicago go with a rich businessman they check into the ansonia hotel and the place is raided by detectives except they're not detectives. not detectives. this is a badger game. this is a blackmail operation and they want shake this guy down for money. he says, i don't care. i'm not paying. and then she has to take on the lam. she comes back into the city where becomes the mystery of one charles a, though, who? the owner after. 17 of the new york baseball. remember horace stoneham moved the giants to san francisco. horace stoneham was a stockbroker who was involved in the operation type of operation called a shop. what's a bucket shop. a bucket is when you go in and you say you should buy an a car and a copper and they know it's a stinker. they know it's overvalued. and you give them the money and they don

congressman glenn ivey joins me next. his district is home to tens of thousands of federal tens of thousands of federal workers. we're back in 90s. [uplifting music] arearn: saint jude-- they gave it 110% every time. and for kenadie to get treatment here without having to pay anything was amazing. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! (♪♪) (♪♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪♪) (vo) explore the world the viking way from the quiet comfort of elegant small shipslief. with no children and no casinos. we actually have reinvented ocean voyages, designing all-inclusive experiences for the thinking person. viking - voted world's best by both travel + leisure and condé nast traveler. learn more at viking.com. mopping is hard work, but then i tried the swiffer powermop. it has a built-in solution that breaks down dirt on contact

let's talk tech now with glenn karcher. he is the founder and chief investment officer of light street capital. get his insights on part of the conversation that we just had. welcome back. it's nice to see you. >> great to see you as well. >> is now the time to take some chips off the table in the mag, what some are calling lag seven now. >> well. >> i think adam's. >> got a great point there that. definitely we're seeing increased. capex spend and the move. >> that we made. >> as far back as a couple of years ago. >> was to shift. >> a lot of our. funds into what i call the i five. so those. >> are the companies, the big semiconductor companies that ar. really in are really taking advantage. >> of. >> this capex. >> spend from the mag seven. so that includes. >> nvidia, tsmc, amd, marvell. >> and broadcom. >> and that. those are. >> lagging as well. >> this year. they're about. >> in line with. the mag seven. but last. >> year they. >> outperformed by. >> quite a bit. >> i wonder then i mean if you're leaning into what has

glenn ivey discusses actions by the trump administration and role of democrats in congress. c-span's washington journal, join live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now or c-span.org. onhursday the senate judiciary committee meets to vote on whether to sendash patel's nomination for fbi director to the full senate for nsideration after initial at the request of democrats on the committee ntinue to call for a second confirmation hearing wi patel. you can watch theomttee vote live at 9:00 eastern on c-span3 c-span now or online at c-span. work. saturday's watch american history tv's 10 week series first 100 days where we will explore the early months with historians, authors and the c-span archives to look at accomplishments and setbacks and examine how events impacted the nation up to the present day. saturday the first 100 days of ulysses grant's presidency. a famous civil war general winning the white house in 1868, his slogan was let us have peace. issues during his first one hundred days include reconstruction, payment of debt, voting rights and fight aga

new york times justice department reporter glenn thrush is here. plus, nbc news justice reporter and author of sedition hunters how january 6th broke the justice system. ryan riley is here, and msnbc senior national security analyst frank figliuzzi is back. he's a former assistant director for counterintelligence at the fbi. with me at the table, former top official at the department of justice and msnbc legal analyst andrew weissmann is here. andrew, i'm going to start with you and frank. what's going on right now at the fbi? >> i think they are waiting for. >> an ax to. >> fall from. >> from the department of justice. and your report. >> about the. head official in new york is that is one. of what i understand are many people at the senior leadership level, up to and including the. acting director, who are pushing back on this? they want to protect their people. they did. nothing wrong. just so. that you understand, it's one thing to have pardoned people who participated. >> in the january. >> 6th attack. we all witnessed that. it's one thing to

glenn thrush i once anchored with that voice. you have to rest it. we will see you when you are better. thank you for starting us off when we come back, letter by letter today. crews making sure the words u.s. agency for international development no longer exists at the ronald reagan building in washington, d.c. just hours before nearly the entire staff of usaid is expected to be removed from their jobs, something the president himself has demanded publicly over and over and over again, with an inexplicable frenzy. and a judge right now is weighing whether to, at least temporarily, block him from dismantling this agency. plus, continuing with the theme of punishing federal workers everywhere, the architect of project 2025, who has made it clear he wants to wreck the government, was approved by every single republican in the senate to lead the office of management and budget. we'll look at what russell vote has planned. lots more to come straight ahead and deadline. white house continues after a white house continues after a quick break. don't go i'm

vern glenn has the story of a sports journalist who has been at the top of his profession for decadese been around, literally all the greatest players in the history of the game. i met earl lloyd, guys that were on my wall, magic, berkeley, bird, jordan. i have met them all. >> before sportscenter -- >> i remind myself that i get paid to write about basketball for a living. >> before his position as senior nba writer for espn, mark spears was a san jose kid with dreams of playing in the nba, until one day, in the seventh grade -- >> there was a guy from the warriors that came down and spoke to us and i just went to listen to him and hoping to get some free tickets or a bumper sticker or something, but what he ended up giving me was some words that changed my life, he pointed to me and he said what do you want to do when you grow up? and i said i wanted to play for y'all. and he said well what if you can't, what if you get hurt, what are you going to do? and i said, i don't know. and he said my advice to you, combined what you love and life with what you do in school, and you will love

in lahore, an unbeaten century from glenn phillips guided new zealand to victory in their tri—series pakistan fell short in their chase — bowled out for 254 — losing by 78 runs. to the dallas open, where jaume munar has just begun his semi final against casper ruud. defending champion tommy paul in sunday's final. the final on the line alcaraz has taken the first set 6—4, — ad—lib latest. currently six all in the second. wta title since having a baby. she came from a set down to beat america's ashlyn krueger in three sets — lifting the title for the second time in three years. more on all of those stories on the bbc sport website, that's it for now. will be back later. british teenagers, who believe they died after taking part in viral trends that circulated on the app in 2022. to the so—called "blackout" challenge have been blocked. laura kuenssberg about it. on a huge corporation, to go to court in america? accountability. they need to look at notjust us, parents around the world. why hold back from giving us the data? how can they sleep at night? viewers in the uk can watch that i

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[laughs] oh, glenn, i'm so glad you asked me out. who cares? you should never be afraid to be different. hoo. hoo. whom. morning. [yawns] morning. we kind of had a crazy night. yeah, we... did we? i don't really remember, but i do feel like i might be down a couple of quarts. [empty metal drum banging] well, even though you seemed like a sure thing, i really wanted to make sure. oh, my god! you roofied me?! are you mad? no. i'm in love! sonja, honey, stay right here. i just have to go to the bathroom. wait, glenn. take this wine glass. we can use it later. [voice breaks] my god, i... i've never been so happy! with the new ultimate hut bundle, create your ultimate pizza hut feast. i got meat lover's and double pepperoni! gronk we got double pep! i get double pep! dude, bundle bros! bundle broooos! ayoooo! bundle bros! build yours, starting at $24.99 no one outpizza's the hut. for all those making it big out there... build yours, starting at ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at ho

so governor glenn, you youngkin approve at the board university what happens next?o see the medical school curriculum i had run at university of pennsylvania for 13 years, and i had sol real expertise in that area and i was told no. you can't see the curriculum. and it was because that's going to interrupt somehow the running of the medical school, and our job was simply to keep track of how the president in the university was doing as board members. then i asked to meet with the dean of the school of medicine based on recommendation by the secretary of education of the state. and they said no. you can't meet with the dean that would interfere with the runs of medical school. and then subsequently, when it came time for the virginia board, virginia legislators to approve my appointment to the board, the democrats apparently on a party line vote decided that i should not be part of the -- board of trustees of old dominion. >> it was amazing and has to be pointed out old dominion has a medical school what does diversity and equity and inclusion have to do with prop or

. >> cool story, glenn. >>> that's who crushed me in mini golf in 2018. seven years later she tapped in for her first lpga win, the founder cup in florida, by four shots. it was her 111th career start. for the 23-year-old, she earned $300,000. next time we play miniature golf over at golden tee in castro valley she's paying. >> i was going to stay you at least deserve a rematch, right? show off your skills. >> that's right. >> you get her next time. thanks, vern. >>> up next at 5:00, with the growing popularity of lab-grown meat scientists in the uk are working on a new product, cheese. >> our benchmark of success is traditional ch ♪ (upbeat music playing) ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ kia movement that inspires. (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, potentially fatal b

. >>> cool story, glenn. >> oh, this was cool sunday.red the number 22 of a'ja wilson, a four-time all american and now three-time wnba mvp with the las vegas aces. wilson led the gamecocks to the program's first natty, but that wasn't the only 22 to go to the rafters. check it out. iowa basketball honored its most famous alum, caitlin clark, the ncaa's all-time leading scorer and led the hawkeyes to back-to-back final fours. clark and the indiana fever will be at chase center june 19th for a wnba game at the golden state valkyries and that will be a bam. >> that's going to be sold out, too. >> oh, yeah. >> well deserved. thanks, vern. >>> the 2025 grammys are in the books. as usual, bay area artists were well represented among the winners. we're going to show you next. >> this kind of music can't exist without diversity. that flavor, the sauce from new orleans to oakland, oaktown. touches of black. they say a lot without having to say much. they stand for elegance. refinement. and prestige. even a little can go a long way. and though th

. >> lawrence: it takes me back to virginia and i remember when glenn youngkin was running for governorn, down in the polls, significantly. he made it about the parents and then you had terry mcauliffe who says parents should be involved in these decisions lo and behold you got glenn youngkin rose to the top of the polls and, of course, he became governor. doesn't seem like they are taking any notice of that. >> ainsley: as a parent i want to know everything that happens to will school. i always talk to my child when i pick her up. shy will tell me the good and the bad. a lot of times kids don't talk. if something is happening illegal, that is my child, i have the right to know. >> brian: if the democrats want to get back in power, they have to go back to stop having a war with common sense. they have tomorrow brace common sense. they don't have to be conservatives, this is common sense. talk about it makes perfect sense for me to toss to carley shimkus, right? >> carley: it does. good morning to you guys. news to get. to say secretary of state marco rubio heading to the middle east nex

in ohio, you asked about that in 1992 those jon glenn's last campaign for reelection, which iran.he best county we have in the wholesales account called belmont which is a working-class blue-collar county in east central ohio along the river. we one belmont county by 36 points better than we did in any of the other 88 counties in the state. this last november brown lost of belmont county by 34 and a half points. that's a 70-point swing in 30 years. i think the problem has been we promised all these benefits are going to come from globalization. the problem is the people who live in the belmont counties of thiss country are living in hollowed out towns and working dead-end jobs that do not pay enough to make ends meet. and unless we go back to our rooseveltian roots with for lack of a better term a liberal or a center left populism that focuses on how we can bring back good standards of living to regular people. things like noto just raising e minimum wage, raising all wages across the board may be cap in g credit card interest rates. making childcare more affordable. making elder

there will be plenty of basketball stars past and present in town this weekend so vern glenn has more on what some of them will be doing before sunday's all-star game. you get to get in on all the action. >> you said it. 200,000 people coming in. a big ticket item but not the only one we got. all eyes on chase center court this weekend. but there's going to be stars on a different kind of court at the warfield theater for the celebrity pickle ball bash. 16 players will compete saturday in a tournament style format with musical performances mixed in. they are calling it pickle-tainment. he is paired up with tennis bro john isner. six foot ten. look at that. >> do you see any potential upsets? >> festus has something in his throat. >> i think festus and john might make a run of this whole thing. in addition to bragging rights we have a really, really nice diamond chain we will be giveing to the winning team. >> always happy to walk away with jewelry. i want to add to my collection. that's the whole goal. >> so saturday matches start at 1:00. sunday, noon to three. >> when were they in o

our vern glenn has the story of a sports journalist who's been at the top of his profession for decades. >>>>i've been around like, literally all the greatest players in the history of the game. i've met wilt chamberlain. i met earl lloyd, the first black player in nba history. guys that were on my wall, magic, barkley, bird, jordan. i've interviewed and met them all. we welcome in senior nba writer marc spears. >>>>before sportscenter. >>>>i remind myself that i get paid to write about basketball for a living. >>>>before his induction to the naismith basketball hall of fame >>>>coach. in terms of scottie, when when did you believe in him. >>>>before his position as senior nba writer for espn's landscape, marc spears was a san jose kid with dreams of playing in the nba. until one day in the seventh grade. >>>>there was a guy from the warriors that came down and spoke to us, and i just went to listen to him in hopes of some free tickets, t-shirts, bumper stickers, something. but what he ended up giving me was some words that, like, changed my life. for some reason. he pointed at me and h

>>>>you can hear the full story from vern glenn tonight at five, and be sure to tune in to our blacktory month special next thursday, february 20th at 730 on kpix. well, that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast is at 430. have a great afternoon. [somber music plays]

. >>> all right, coming up, vern glenn is going to join us to talk about the blockbuster deal the warriors just landed (♪♪) a single touch can say a thousand words. it says... i see you. i feel you. i got you. and i'm never letting go. (♪♪) ever. (♪♪) say it all with irresistibly touchable skin. get in touch. gold bond. >>> we normally don't get vern at this hour. >> never any sports at the 6:00 news. >> until tonight. >> imagine you have them going at the 5:00 hour, and just before you go on, hold on, scrap everything. jimmy butler has been traded to the golden state warriors. what? crazy turn of events that happened within the last hour. the cost, butler gets two years, $121 million for an extension, andrew wiggins, dennis schroder, kyle anderson, and a first round pick. major reaction. the heat win this trade because they get a first round pick. but butler, i mean, he comes to the warriors. he's a proven scorer. he's going to help steph curry. warriors have been waiting to have somebody with scoring punch to add to it. originally he rejected that idea of going to golden state because he

it was still the doing the book, the glenn about could i, the mean for support is all isn't just sort of in problem set total. i mean is that $2000.00 something almost a us a $97.00. that's to me. so slow. no long job cause you see in this field. i'm you nice from talk to ya. so today just to lock the wife wants to be a little connected to our many i'm going so nice of all of the fall into waterloo stuff. that's just a, this is out, i'd be know what's good or not keep petty or thoughts on that. let people know for us to cut off from that we mention. but i mean when i was wondering, my mama between i go someone's office to the front desk please. the moment to finish couple of a standard wallace the on assignment the the see me all she menus to i just call set to meet that much of potted. most a. ok, not could i you got to call to school plug, which on hold for 50 for the one for the, for each let me use, but it all got some sample of the fulton stand on. so when you were having to lie companion at the school, could you incorporate a pop? and that said, single was they call you, this se

glenn stevens junior. sir, thank you so much for joining us. auto is basically a trade group representing auto makers. what will these tariffs mean for americans who want to buy cars? >> thanks for having us. >> on this morning, john. >> well, this is a very resilient industry. >> we've been doing. >> this for over 120. >> years in michigan. >> but what we don't. >> do well is. >> with is. disruption short. >> term. >> disruption or long. >> term disruption? >> disruption and. >> eventually input. >> costs go up. >> tariffs do increase. >> the cost of doing business. >> parts move back and forth across our borders here in michigan and. >> ontario every day. and eventually that shows. >> up in the consumer price, in the showroom. >> costs go up. cars will be more expensive. >> absolutely. >> how long will that take to manifest? >> well, that. >> takes time. it's not over. >> overnight. >> but again, these these supply chains, particularly between canada and mexico, are very interconnected. um, it's a just in time type of business. parts move mul

like all governors in virginia, glenn youngkin is term limited to a single term. is a campaign year. and what with with what this white house is doing now that is going to be on the ballot this year. at a town hall this week in loudoun county, virginia, hundreds showed up to the point that people were standing in the lobby. one person told a wtop news reporter, quote, every day for the last week or two, everyone has been scared. everyone is afraid. every day the other shoe is going to drop and we're going to get cut. end quote. this isn't just about federal workers and what happens to them. federal workers are not just a thing. they work for the american people, like veterans, like preschoolers, like cancer patients. what happens to all these people? so for the do something folks out there, there is no reason to wait until 2026. the time is now. joining us now is the candidate for governor of virginia, democrat abigail spanberger. she's a former cia officer and a former member of congress. great to see you. thank you for being with us tonight. you can you really p

we have governor glenn youngkin virginia. thank you glenn. good job. bill lee of tennessee.bill, thank you jeff landry, louisiana. thank you jeff kim reynolds of iowa, thank you. we're trying to move. you know, education back to the states. you do know that we're making a big move and we're counting on linda mcmahon linda mcmahon and sitting next to you is the new star is born. caroline. congratulations. you've done great. new star. star is born. patrick morrissey. patrick. congratulations. great race a great friend of mine. and he's really helped us at the border. done a great job of texas. greg abbott thank you. greg. jim pillen, where are you? jim? very good, very good. are you feeling good? he had a bad fall. you're doing all right, huh? good. you look great, brad. little brad. thank you. brad. good job good job. do you like education? going back to your state, you'll make it top right. you know, just so people understand in the education world we're ranked very, very poorly. we're 38, 39 and 40 out of 40 countries. we're at the bottom of the pack almost always, or very

he got in trouble growing up. >> glenn always believed that bob was his mother's favorite. do as they attended bob's funeral. >> at his funeral, my mom, who was confined to a wheelchair, she was in very poor health, so she goes, "how could somebody do this to my boy?" i said, "mom, i don't know. i don't know why." she goes, "well, i want you to find those people. i want you to kill them." and i said, "that's not how this works. i'm a police officer. i can't do something like that." but she was very devastated, and literally three months after his death she died. >> she just lost her will to live. >> it was kind of a rough year, for sure. >> i went up to the funeral and seen diane, and she was broken up, but i didn't ask a lot of questions. >> she never really said a whole lot. she really didn't say a lot about anything. she was pretty quiet. >> i was just watching diane and just grieving with her, and i noticed there was a large police presence. and i just thought that was odd for a funeral. but if they suspect the murderers to be there, then they were there for a reason. >

glenn y los pequeños tuvieron que regresar a casa con la ilusión a cuestas porque no pudieron viajar que no podíamos viajar, algo que les molestó mucho y les causó desconcierto. pues yo con mi esposo nos preguntábamos y cómo es posible que se van a vencer los boletos si todavía está la advertencia ahí de la nota de que de que inspiran a los 6 o 7 meses. nuestros televidentes nos pidieron que les ayudáramos a recuperar ese dinero porque sus planes para ir a el salvador siguen en pie. y además, esa cantidad que gastaron en los pasajes dicen que les cuesta mucho ganarlo. pues decidimos llamar a telemundo, le dije yo no, pues llamemos a telemundo a ver qué nos dicen. la mediación con la aerolínea nos tomó un par de meses, pero al final logramos que volaris les otorgara un crédito de 843 $ después de lo ocurrido. glennie quiere darle un consejo a quienes planean viajar al exterior. el consejo que les doy. que estén pendientes de los documentos que estén vigentes. la mayoría de países requiere que la fecha de expiración de un pasaporte sea 6 meses o más para poder viajar fuera del país. as

i certainly not goldman, glenn ended, is not property that can be bought and sold out on new our waste on how mazda is regard. as by the us and the european union as a terrorist organization. however, it tells govern the gaza strip since 2007. how must also called on our up on must have leaders to hold an emergency meeting and sent a clear message to the trumps position on garza would not be accepted in the region . the us presidents remarks could threaten to cease fire, deal to which itself is a balancing act for all sides. trump statement has already drawn sharp international condemnation. the boss is a little late. china has always believed the palestinians given in palestine is the basic principle of postwar governance of gauze us and we oppose the false relocation of peopling garza. i'm told that relevant policies will take the ceasefire and what comes after it as an opportunity to push the policy an issue back on the right track and achieve lusting piece in the middle east to the city of australia of turkey, russia and others issued similar comments on wednesday, saudi arabia's f

well, glenn allen, the small town north of the city of sonoma, is in the grips of what some in the study are calling a death trap. if another fire were to break out there for stephanie rothman live for us in the newsroom. with the community's demands from local leaders, stephanie. >> vicki, this community is no stranger to devastating fires. that's why the study was done to show major problem spots with evacuation routes all to prevent another disaster from happening in 2017. the nuns fire leveled parts of glen ellen and sonoma county. >> destroying more than 400 homes in the sonoma valley, including being anderson's. there was nothing left of our house. the damage left lasting scars. there are still people on our block that have not succeeded in rebuilding some people are really traumatized. >> and it's just. have so much fear. they really struggle with it. the devastation wenu right through a neighborhood. >> in 2017 and do not know what to do. >> the fire prompted the community to fund the sonoma area. fire evacuation study or safe fighting showing evacuation could take 4 hours of gri

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supervisor glenn church remembers vistra officials boasting that their older plant's cooling system wouldn't just limit damage in the cluster of batteries, it would stop fire altogether. i was assured i was saying, you know this what happened with pg&e is it can't happen here. we have we have all this, this great system here. and yet a fire did break out in vista's batteries, one that burned for two days. church says he's dubious of how safe battery storage really is. i mean, nobody in the industry really knows what's happening. nobody in the government really knows what to do. and that is the problem right there. we're learning something as we go, and this isn't right. it is a complicated topic. barrow, who helps develop battery system safety standards, acknowledges some gaps, but he sees progress and believes battery plants will evolve to safely meet the growing demand for power storage. so we've already seen the technology respond to the new safety regulations. i do believe that's making them safer and i think they'll continue to get safer. jaxon van derbeken nbc, bay area news. if you ha

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all right, vern glenn, we know when we have the honor of starting the show with him, there is something big going on. so tell us about this massive trade. jimmy butler to the dubs. >> sara, it's a win now move to maximize the window of steph curry and draymond green. jimmy butler, he can hurt you defensively. he can make an array of shots, clutch shots, but most importantly, the warriors have been searching for another consistent star scorer to complement curry. he'll be better than this jimmy. >> jimmy's ready. jimmy's got some new moves. check jimmy out. >> butler agreed to a two-year extension worth reportedly now $111 million. sacrificed are four warriors to three teams and a first round pick. the 35-year-old butler had been suspended by the heat for conduct detrimental to the team. that's over. so now the six-time all star will pair with steph curry to try and make the dubs a contender again. >> i know who jimmy is. been to two finals. he's a winner. i understand there's a lot of drama down there and who really knows what the story is. we expect to have a motivated, committed, you

our vern glenn joins us with a story of a sport journalist who has been at the top of his profession for decades. >> marc spears rise to the top of his profession did not come without bumps in the road. this son of san jose never forgot where he came from. he's not just paying it forward now. he's paving that bumpy road, too. >> i've been around like literally all the greatest players in the history of my game, wilt chamberlain, magic, barkley, bird, jordan. i've met them all. >> before sports center. >> i remind myself that i get paid to write about basketball for a living. >> before his induction to the naismith basketball hall of fame. >> coach, in terms of scotty, when did you believe in him? >> before his position as senior nba writer, marc spears was a san jose kid with dreams of playing in the nba until one day in the seventh grade -- >> there was a guy from the warriors that came down and spoke to us and i just went to listen to him in hopes of some free tickets, t-shirt, bumper sticker, something, but what he ended up giving me was some words that changed my life. for some r