green bay winters can be long, brutal, and unforgiving.but local teenagers tommy vandahigh and jacob vincent >>> green bay winters can be long. brutal, and unforgiving. but local teenagers, tommy vanderheyden and jacob vincent have learned to take them in stride. it was a lot warmer here back in may of 2016 when both boys were helping till an alfalfa field. that is when the two boys made a gruesome discovery. the body of a woman. >> she was laying on her stomach with her arms folded across her forehead. >> reporter: and she was naked. >> her hair was all bloody. and, it looked red. and, half of her face was showing like maybe this half. and, but it was all bloody. >> reporter: it was a sight neither teen will ever forget. >> i was shocked. more shocked than anything. it just felt weird. like, sudden knowing of that is a dead person. you never think you will see someone dead. >> reporter: tommy's grandfather immediately called 911. >> we just found a human body. >> okay. >> is the person beyond help? >> no. beyond help. >> reporter: soon, t

friday, i flew to green bay, saturday. and so this is just a couple of days of hospital. i would go out the coin toss for the third coldest game in the nfl history was 33 below zero. and and and instead of going they had they had a a booth for me to go into said, no, i want to stay on the sidelines with them in. and, um, i stayed the entire it went into overtime. um, corey webster end up intercepting, um, brett favre in overtime. so i have the last football that brett favre threw as a green bay packers because it was an that game. so we, we drive enough for a lawrence time to kick the winning field goal so i'm going to the super bowl and and so we got there on a friday before the super and so i actually went a practice on saturday that's the first time i gone to a giants and i was next to coach coughlin on the way back. and asked coach coughlin if i could talk to the team and i and, you know, when i asked them, i was i kind of half hoping he had a plan would say no. but i really i really wanted to talk to him, but i didn't. and said, yes, you can talk to. and i was like,

the follo going into the nfc championship against the green bay packers in, green bayme on a wednesdaythe before the game and asked me if i would be the honorary for the york giants. and i was like absolutely coach and i and i telling my doctors that i'm like, i'm out of here whether you guys let me out here or not, i'm going to green bay and and they discharged me, i think, on thursday. fridayo green bay saturday. and so this is just a couple of days of hospital. i would gohe coin toss for the third coldest game in the nfl history was 33 below zero. and and and instead of going they had they had a a booth for me to go sidelines with them in. and, um, i stayed the entire it went into overtime. um, corey webster end up intercepting um, brett favre in overtime. so i have the last football that brett favre thr an that game. so we, we drive enough for a lawrence time to kick the winning field goal so i'm going to theup and and so we got there on a friday before the super d went a practice on saturday that's the first time i gone to a giants and i was next to coach coughlin on the way back.

sweep. >> the remedy was for vice president pence, the quarterback in the green bay sweep to remand votes back to the six battleground states. >> do you realize you are describing a coup? >> no. >> well, he must have realized it by the time the january 6th committee got to work. he flagrantly ignored them, just said no. claiming trump's executive privilege covered all their communications. the department of justice disagreed. so did the grand jury which indicted him on two counts of contempt of congress. after a two day trial, another jury convicted him. prison is an unpleasant thing to contemplate for peter navarro who is 74 years old. >> if i were to go to prison for a year which is what the contempt of charge could do for me, that would be a fourth of my remining life. there could be a fine with a significant portion of my retirement savings. so i'm taking this very seriously. >> he only got sentenced to four months in prison, but still, navarro appealed the conviction. he asked the supreme court to keep him out of jail during that appeal. monday, the court said nope, we're good.

according to the trump campaign, he'll address supporters in green bay next tuesday.s marks only the second rally trump has held in recent weeks following an event in ohio last month. campaign light schedule with financial trouble having to pulled down a tentative event planned for arizona. so a spokesperson for president biden's campaign in wisconsin is calling out trump in a new statement writing this. "after many visits to wisconsin from president biden, vice president harris, and democratic leaders, donald trump finally decided to make time to visit our state in between his busy schedule of hiding out in his country club, calling for cuts to social security, and calling in to white supremacists radio shows to spew anti-semitism." we should note, of course, biden won wisconsin in the last election by less than 1%. trump captured it in 2016. joining us now conservative commentator and msnbc contributor charlie sykes, mr. wisconsin himself. charlie, donald trump will be in your home state next week. give us the lay of the land there in wisconsin, which is traditional

sweep. >> the remedy was for vice president and the quarterback in the green bay sweep, do bring no. >> he must have realized it by the time he housed the january 6th committee got to work, they issued a subpoena for his testimony and documents related to the conspiracy that he spelled out to my colleague. he frequently ignored them, saying, no. me that trumps executive privilege covered all of their communications, the justice department does a great, so did the grand jury, which indicted him, and then after a two day trial, another jury convicted him. prison is an unpleasant thing to contemplate for peter navarro, who is 74 years old. he told the so, during his trial. >> if i were to go to prison for a year, which is what the contempt charge could do to me, that would be about a fourth of my remaining life, and there would be a fine that would take a significant portion of my retirement savings. so i'm taking this very seriously. >> he only got sentenced to four months in prison, but understandably, peter navarro appealed his conviction even asking the supreme court to keep him

other notable jerseys swapping today, running back josh jacobs leaving the raiders to sign with green bay are adding running back saquon barkley to their backfield. atlanta gave quarterback kirk cousins 180 million reasons to leave minnesota and quarterback gardner minshew is joining the silver and black in vegas. >>> the 2 1/2 mile road course got a facelift, brand-new resurfaced track, even has that new smell. ever wonder what it must be like to jump in your car, get on a track and gun it? well, look out for the power of a 2004 white scion. >> reporter: this is sonoma on a race day. but it had a much different sound and look on monday. jeff, i don't want to intimidate anybody, but i did bring my fast car. it's faster than it looks. let that engine eat! what is the disparity between the white knight, the scion, and a cup car? >> huge. >> reporter: race hasn't even started and i'm getting a sponsor. >> you got toyota save mart 350 for you. all right. you are officially good to go. >> reporter: we're on the track! woo-hoo! any moment now we're going to go green! oh, man, listen to that eng

running back josh jacobs is leaving the raiders and heading to green bay. jacobs, now a member of the packers. >>> for a special anniversary you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line. visit xfinitymobile.com today to learn more. >>> the rock band wheeze or is going on tour. the tour which they called the blue planet tour includes a stop at chase center in san francisco october 9th. weser has been around since the 90s and they will celebrate the 30th anniversary of its debut blue album. they will play that album in full along with other fan favorites. 3 the 49ers are kicking off a search for the best teachers in the bay area part of the dr

so a one-year deal, campbell comes from to the forty-niners after 3 seasons in green bay where he was named the first team, all pro in 2021. after recording a career-best 146 tackles. but over the last 2 seasons, he has missed 10 games because of knee and ankle injuries. so campbell is expected to play in place of an injured re greenlaw who is, you know, was injured during the super bowl after he tore his achilles trying to take the field. so obviously we're hoping to make up some ground there now. i didn't take long for jimmy g to make up some ground grapple out. found his way back into the league. just almost quick as he found so bad that he's in the nfc west, though, this time he was released by the raiders. >> forty-niners fans is not coming back here is actually going to 7 california where he will be in la with the rams. he signed a one-year deal but will not be able to play immediately, of course, because in 2024 he was suspended for the first 2 games, which is this year. obviously because of violating the nfl's performance enhancing drug policy. so he'll miss a couple of those

so camel comes to the forty-niners after 3 seasons in green bay. he was named first team. all pro in 2021. after recording a career-best 146 tackles. but over the last 2 seasons he was been has missed 10 games because of knee and ankle injuries. so campbell is expected to play in place of injured ray greene locked. we know >> was injured when he tore his achilles during the super bowl this past season and he will not be able to return until later in the season. he'll able to return. but a little later than the start of the season. jimmy garoppolo because he didn't take long to get back in the nfl after being released from the raiders. so this week. >> jimmy g is back in the nfc west. start to forty-niners fans, of course. but he's not coming back here to the forty-niners. he's actually taking his talents out to la with the rams. so jamey signed a one-year deal but will not be able to play immediately because in 2024 he was suspended for the first 2 games of the regular season for violating the nfl's performance-enhancing drug policy. now the other hand, aaron, donald is ha

it's just a light shower right around green bay and larkspur that isolated shower activity through tomorrow morning. an area of low pressure off the coast is heading in our direction. if you're going to the polls to vote tomorrow morning, watch out. there may be a couple of dance spots at 9 a.m, temperatures will be in the 50s. a warm air conditions for the afternoon. we're talking about upper 50s to mid 60s and then cooling off. but certainly will be cloudy. i'll be back to let you know exactly when we're going to be seeing more showers coming right up, dan okay, sandy, thanks a lot. >> you know, it's what we love doing every day here at abc seven. you're spotting the breakthroughs in our cities that help build a better bay area. and while we've heard plenty about the businesses leaving san francisco, especially downtown, not all is lost. tonight, two restaurants are expanding in the city, partly geared to the downtown area. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone talked with owners who say they're optimistic. even now. >> if you're under the impression that businesses, including restaurants, c

[cheers and applause] green bay there we go. some fellow midwesterners here.ross the entire great lakes region because ofr the proximity to major freight highways, railways. the st. lawrence seaway, which is a shipping route that can bring goods from the midwest all the way out around the world. so we're helping to build the first new port terminal in green bay in almost 100 years. we're excited about what what ithe drawing board, and and there's the drawing board. at the port of long beach founded in 1911, we're adding on-dock rail capacity so that goods move more quickly and less pollution, bringing the rails closer to the ships means that you don't have to wait as long for trucks t to transfer them onto the rails. it sounds technical but it can make all the difference in the world especially when supply chains come under the kind of finish that they did in 2021. that theyr did in 2021. in chicago we're updating tens of thousands of feet of track on a 100-year-old elevated freight railye line that runs through the city.l's eboé

considering one of the most famous people in history of the state of wisconsin as a running mate, former green bay packer quarterback current jets quarterback aaron rodgers. >> ainsley: what do you think about that, brian? >> brian: r.f.k. jr. trying to get credibility by putting running mate that would make people feel better and reaches to a guy rehabbing has achilles tendon? >> steve: peter, yesterday i turned on the hur hearing, you were the lead sound bite, republicans ran where you asked the president about being an old guy with a bad memory, do you get residuals for that? >> we are recognized as performing oversight here as white house officials. we'll get a staff and investigators moving forward. >> steve: peter doocy unit will have a staff? >> peter: peter doocy oversight. >> brian: a lot of montages yesterday. miami beach, florida enforcing strict spring break rules after years of chaos. >> steve: check in with lawrence jones, who is with nicole parker, who lived nearby. lawrence, last year, had we done this live, would have seen a lot of people milling about. >> brian: anti-milling. >>

cnn reporter pamela brown had a conversation years ago when he was a star football player for the green bay was actors. he felt parents and children were actors. i wonder what calculation r.f.k. jr. makes of that or if it is just rumor? >> michele: i don't know why pamela brown would lie. it is hearsay, she is saying what he said. he has not had a chance to respond. if aaron held that belief, i would be disappointed. i dealt with aaron because vivek ramaswamy was interested in getting aaron involved. i don't know if it was for vice president or anything, they wanted to be connected. aaron is influential in the world of politics. this story makes it very interesting and he will have to respond to allegations that this cnn reporter made and if true on any level, r.f.k. jr. can't use him. >> harris: paul, one thing you learn in politics, somebody thinks about choosing you from candidates i'm interviewed over the years, it teaches how important a team is and you can't go on your own. by having somebody identify you, that can be helpful, their team takes you under their wing, whether it is ventu

in some cases, over a foot in the mountains and marquette, green bay and looking at potential for a coastalhis weekend for the northeast. we have cold air sinking down toward the gulf coast, the potential for snow and this area of low pressure moving up toward northeast coast looks like mainly rain along the coast in interior sections getting snow. home for the geffifs model. spring on the calendar, some areas not so much. >> todd: mom called me about the thing coming to jersey. >> janice: she was ahead of me. >> todd: i promised to listen to janice this morning. >> janice: hi, mary anne, good morning. happy to give you a forecast, as well. >> todd: today wraps up president biden's visit to arizona, taking his campaign to texas hoping to salvage support among catinnos. >> carley: might have his work cut out for him. say it with me, the future is ours. >> president biden: i was sort of raised in the puerto rico community at home. >> unique as breakfast tacos here in san antonio. >> carley: our voter panel is on deck to respond so keep it here on "fox and friends first." look who saved slider

in san francisco, it's 507 in harmful blue green algae blooms have the east bay regional park districtp warnings to keep people out of the water. >> danger advisories have been posted at a number of parks, including fremont's quarry, lakes. abc seven news reporter lena howland explains where the algae is coming from and how long it might stick around. >> from our sky seven view, an obvious green tint to livermore's lake del valle is spreading on the first day of spring. >> there are a whole wide bunch of organism forms, some of which produce toxins that can be harmful to people or pets or fish. >> john rosenfield, science director at san francisco baykeeper, an environmental watchdog group, says this is called a blue green algae bloom. >> they bloom particularly when, there's enough nutrients, the water is warm enough, there's enough sunlight, but also the water. when the water is moving slowly or not moving at all, the east bay regional park district has posted a danger advisory urging to keep people and pets out of the water, not just at lake del valle, but also at shadow cliffs lake

mate will be and we know that aaron rodgers, the quarterback for the new york jets, formerly the green bay is a prominent name in that. why? >> you know, he's one of the people we've talked to. i really like him because, you know, our appeal is to young people. we are trying to make sure that young people are participating in the political process, that they have hope for america. we want somebody, the people who have run up that debt on that generation are all older people and we want somebody young who's going to look out for that generation. aaron rodgers is battle tested, he's stood up and been hammered by the press. stood up for things he believed in and i like that part of his character. he's a critical thinker and i think we need that as the rise of ai, we need people who understand that you cannot always trust authority, just because somebody is in charge it does not mean that they are telling you the truth. we want somebody who is going to critically examine. my father used to say one of the duties of living as a citizen in a democracy is to maintain a constant posture of skeptici

he has rallies next week in grand rapids, michigan and green bay, wisconsin. hitting the swing states like the president did. meanwhile you have all the news about r.f.k. this week. a lot of points to be made here. give you your shot. last night on prime time. >> the democratic party is doing everything it can to disenfranchise people and make sure people can't vote for who they want to using litigation against me and i'm not a fan of president trump's but i want to beat him in a fair fight. the democratic party for voting rights and encouraging as many people as possible and give them choices. that's democracy. it's not the -- in the soviet union the political party will choose the candidates. >> bill: mark penn was with us yesterday. democratic strategist saying that the democrats going after kennedy is over the top. some of the language. robert garcia is a congressman out of california called it tin foil hack conspiracy theorist. horrific campaign on the day he announced. a lot more democrats will pile onto this commentary than what kennedy is talking about

former green bay packers quarterback now with the jets is having his name tossed around as a potential not trump's vp, not biden's vp, rfk junior's vp. >> i really like aaron because our appeal is to young people who are trying to make sure the young people are participating in the political process that they have hoped for america. he stood up, he's been hammered by the press. suit up for things we believed in. i would like to have part of his character. he's a critical thinker and i think we need that. >> jesse: the kennedy rogers ticket, i could see it on a bumper sticker. the sports world is sold on it. they just have one question. >> could you see a world in which aaron rogers is the quarterback of the jets and actively running for the vice presidency at the same time? >> hell, yeah. >> me too. >> you think he isn't going to take the opportunity to show the rest of the world that -- that he is smarter and better than the rest of us? he only does every time he talks. >> i think it's really cool. i think it's really fascinating. >> jesse: a 40-year-old aaron rogers coming off of ach

making stops in michigan, greene bay, wisconsin and former president trump back to being a candidate.n the campaign trail. >> take as much. started next guest wrote this article. the headline is, trump in the dock. it's on, baby. msnbc contributor has covered 11 presidential campaigns and secured a seat at the hush money trial in new york starting april 15th. first of all, congratulations on securing a seat at the first criminal trial of the former american president. i am curious, what is significant to you about this history? >> first of all, people have to understand we once had a former vice president aaron brewer, who was put on trial in a criminal case. he was acquitted of treason in 1806. we have never had a president facing a criminal trial. , that for a second. you could say it is about a -- an adult film star and how much will people care? we do not have an answer to that question. the historical significance of this should not be minimized. also, the danger that donald trump is in of being convicted around early june in this case. almost all of the defense motions to the ju

following this remarks he is heading to green bay, was constant for a rally tuesday night., he will be back at mar-a-lago for a thanks for joining me on this holiday. i appreciate you taking the time. a new report sheds light on the challenges donald trump mice case motivating members of his own party. politico is reporting voters. didn't want trump and right- leaning counties. while largely voting for him in 2016 and 2020, have remained resistant to his takeover of the republican. her concern and should this be to the trump team? >> user voters that in turn distract and publicans got lucky last time. if you look at the most recent district, george santos' district, district 3, the republican candidate asked trump not to come. wouldn't say if she even voted for trump. trump is toxic in those areas. especially with her this morning congressman mike lawlor on another network who represents west chester area that he won't even say he is endorsing trump yet. all the republicans them are. statistically, many of them will go home. this is a group of voters that may have ideologic

>> former raiders running back josh jacobs has agreed to a four year, $t8 million deal with the green bay with the raiders. he did rush for close to 6000 yards, scoring 63 touchdowns, but finished with career lows in games played, rushing yards, and rushing touchdowns. with the silver and black last season, another running back on the move, saquon barkley,úleaving the new york giants to join the philadelphia eagles. >> he has reportedly agreed to a three year contract worth $38 million, including 26 of that million guaranteed. barkley was a two time pro bowler in new york. he rushed for more than 5000 yards and 35 touchdowns in six seasons with the giants. >> all right, how about a little baseball? after signing matt chapman last week, fellow third baseman j.d. davis time in san francisco looked like it would be coming to an end after placing him on waivers on saturdays, san francisco released davis today. this came after davis won his arbitration case against the team for $6.9 million, rather than pay that price, the giants decided to let davis go, putting them on the hook for only 1.1 m

gone to green bay to watch the packers play.'s final football season. now struggling with alzheimer's, he's approaching his illness with the same approached life, no bitterness. he said i'm the luckiest guy in the world with the life i've led. he said he has no rets. lisa and i will continue to keep hal and his family, including ann, alex, and close to our hearts during this difficult season. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. mr. welch: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. welch: mr. president, every day we are reminded of the worsening humanitarian catastrophe in gaza, most of the infrastructure in the territory has been destroyed. thousands of apartment buildings, schools, mosques, honts and markets have been reduced to twisted metal and ru which the bodies of unknown people are buried. of the world's humanitarian crises, the situation in gaza is the worst. this is due to the large part of the netanyahu to the delivery of sufficient food, water, medi medicines, shelter and fuel. gettin

. >> yeah, go bay fc green bay fc will kick off their season in los angeles on march q7th.t& >>c ivfg a controversial ruling by the state supreme court just a few weeks ago. >> fox's jonathan serrie tellst& us more about the legislation that was signed into law just last night protecting ivf doctors and patients. >> the governor of alabama signing a new law wednesday its passage by the stateowingt- legislature for giving legal protections to ivf providers and patients, shielding them from civil and criminal liability in the event that embryos are destroyed. >> it's been hard on the physicians, hard on the staff, hard on everyone involved in the care, and most especially hard on the patients. >> this following a ruling by the state supreme court last month saying that embryos spcreated through in vitro fertilization are considered children under state law and those who destroy them could be held liable for wrongful death, the ruling prompting ivf clinics throughout the state to stop treatments. don't have, you know , unlimited time to wait. reallo give it a try and see if we can have

[applause] please welcome back our finalists-- a philosophy professor from green bay, wisconsin...ic executive from tampa, florida... and a social and personality psychologist from vancouver, washington... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome back to the finals in the tournament of champions. in yesterday's game two, all three of our finalists were cruising through the double jeopardy! round with solid scores, and then this happened. true daily double. okay. [cheers and applause] [applause] - what is petrified wood? - that is correct. you have, whoa, $43,600! [cheers and applause] [applause] that daily double wager was the third largest in "jeopardy!" history and the biggest ever made by anyone not named james holzhauer. [laughter] and it slingshotted troy to a runaway victory. both he and ben have now picked up one win apiece, but remember, this is a best-of-seven series where the first player to notch three victories will be declared our champion. so we know we have at least two more games

buckle in. [ laughter ] the truth is what the deep state, which is based in green bay, wisconsin, byhe way. deep state headquarters is a factory in hobart that makes all the cheese for the pedophile pizza places. [ laughter ] that's another story for another night. what the deep state won't tell you is that aaron rodgers never played football. he's not a football player. he faked his entire career. in fact, first time he ever played in an nfl game was last year, the week before his first game with the jets. aaron's body double, the guy who'd played every single game for him before this, died of covid, and they had nobody dumb-looking enough to fill in. [ laughter ] so they had to bring in the real aaron rodgers. and he had to go in and fake an injury on the third play of opening day. that's why he only threw one pass. and you don't have to believe me on this, do your own research. [ laughter ] when you do, maybe you'll notice that the bible says the number 8 represents a new beginning, a new order. [ laughter ] and man's true born-again event when he's resurrected from the dead into

and former president donald trump will be having a rally on tuesday in green bay, wisconsin. medicare temple live from washington, d.c., our newest dc correspondent. we're so glad you're with us during kron for news in the afternoon. thanks for joining us. all right. now it's the latest on the war that's raging in the middle east. the top united nations court has ordered israel to take measures to improve the >> humanitarian situation in gaza. this does include opening up more land crossings to allow food, water, fuel and other supplies into the war ravaged areas. a panel of judges at the un's top court is also considering a complaint from south africa that accuses israel of committing genocide in the palestinian territory. the judges were unanimous in their decision but israel urged the court not to issue new orders. back to the bay and in the south bay, san jose's alum rock school district is facing some serious money problems and this could cause some schools to close leaving a lot of students in limbo. kron four's will tran in san jose with the details. the alum rock unio

green bay packerle, could you -- mr. state is contemplating? how that would impact your members and additionally, couldr pursuing such an agenda in the u.s. ag sector might lead to increased dependency on chinese know, what that would mean to our national security? >> thank you, congressman. very good questions and points. i'll and producer and grower perspective in rural north dakota. there's a time and a place for electrification and electricking vehicles and that's going -- electric vehicles and that's going to be more widely adopted on the coast.mer and producer in the middle of north dakota, from the trucking to the tractors, the combines, rail, what we rely on to move product from our farms to our elevators to our markets, those types of industries i think will probably be lateren it comes to electrification. and what we're -- so what we have to offer in that space is american -- as farrs, as a afrpt, you know, the significant addition that we provide to the that's another testament of what the u.s. farmer can prod

[applause] please welcome our finalists-- a philosophy professor from green bay, wisconsin...xecutive from tampa, florida... and a social and personality psychologist from vancouver, washington... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to the fourth game in our tournament of champions finals. so far, this series is all knotted up at one win apiece for yogesh, troy and ben. and as this is a first-to-three-wins tournament, we know we're in for at least two more games before we determine our winner. it's been great so far. i can't wait to see what happens next. let's get right into the game. good luck, champs. here are your categories in the jeopardy! round. ♪♪ first up... then we have... we're going...

. ♪♪ please welcome back our finalists-- a philosophy professor from green bay, wisconsin...sychologist from vancouver, washington... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everyone, to the fifth game of this tournament of champions finals. in friday's game, it was ben chan who came up with a clutch correct response in final jeopardy! to pull off his second come-from-behind win of this series. another win for ben today would hand him the toc championship, but i have a feeling yogesh and troy will be doing everything in their power to ensure that this thing goes to a game six. good luck, finalists. let's get to work in the jeopardy! round. ♪♪ here are your categories. we begin in...

40 niners star christian mccaffrey, former raiders running back now josh jacobs is headed to the green baykers. four year, $48 million deal for him. the 26 year old former first round pick had a career season two years ago. in a related move, the packers released starting running back aaron jones for the second straight game. no. stephen curry for the warriors as he recovers from an ankle sprain. it's going to be reevaluated tomorrow for the second straight game. warriors taking on the spurs. the western conference worst team beat the dubs by 13 saturday night, and now they have victor wembanyama back in the lineup. klay thompson back in the starting lineup. warriors 21st different lineup this season. didn't see wemby the other night, but here he is here. that's just way too easy. left handed push shot early on. then the start of the second. that's like when i dunked on my nerf hoop when i was a kid. he doesn't have to jump. chris paul to tj d for the alley oop. cp3 had 11 points, four rebounds in the first half in place of steph brandon the santa clara kid to klay. splash spurs led by two

josh jacobs, according to some reports jacobsen, the green bay packers have now agreed to a deal. >> no word on how long how much it's worth. the packers just released their starting running back. >> aaron jones jacobs is expected to fill that role with the cheese heads. and jacobs was drafted by the raiders in 2019 and has spent his nfl career with the team. jacobs is coming off a bit of a down year last season. only rushing for a little more than 800 yards and scoring 6 touchdowns the year before he had more than 2000 all-purpose yards and 12 touchdowns. there's a lot of us this afternoon around las vegas. sports. the oakland a's hosted the brewers in spring training. this was on saturday. the a's won. 42 and team management says it's tricky to stay in the moment and focus on the season in oakland while facing so many questions about the move to las vegas. >> it's nothing new for me. it's something that i understand my role in this organization as a as a leadership position that i'm going to have to do with this and answer these questions. you know, we've made the most of these pla

green bay, wisconsin -- there rico, from fellow midwesterners here, there's so much potential for newajor freight highways, railways, the shippingthat can e midwest all the way out around the world. we are helping to build the first newport terminal in greenbrae inars. we are excited about what it means to get this off the drawing board. there's a drawing board. at the port of long beach, founded in 1911, we are adding undocked rail capacity so the goods move more quickly with less pollution, bringing the rails closer to the ships, meaning you don't have to wait as long for trucks to transfer them onto the rails. it sounds technical, but it can make all the difference in the world, especially when supply chains come under the pressure they did in 2021. in chicago we are updating tens of thousands of feet of track on a 100-year-old elevator freight rail line that runs through the city. in baltimore, if we can go to baltimore]) next, this is -- bos points for this one because it's not just 100 years old, it's 150 years old. i'm sorry, you know what, this one up here is in pennsylvania,

[applause] welcoming back today's finalists-- a philosophy professor from green bay, wisconsin... a music executive from tampa, florida... and a social and personality psychologist from vancouver, washington... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny, and welcome back to the finals in this tournament of champions. in yesterday's game one, it was ben chan who pulled off the come-from-behind victory with a savvy wager and a correct response in final jeopardy! today, 61 new clues await our finalists as yogesh and tr are each hoping to lock in their first wins in this first-to-three competition. good luck. welcome back. let's get right into the game. here are your categories in the jeopardy! round. we have... followed by... then we're... note that b-i-t in quotation marks. followed by... but first, i need you to... [laughter] yogesh, where do you want to start?

weather alerts in general stretching a span of about 1,300 miles from great falls all the way to green bayarts of nebraska under a blizzard warning. by the time it's all said and done, they could see 1 to 2 feet of snow. which would be good for the ski resorts. that's a look at the forecast across the country. let's see what's going on in your neigh >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast. my friends, back to you. >> will: thank you so much, somara. let's turn to march madness, why don't we. the women's first round wrapping up overnight. caitlin clark cruising past holy cross. and the men, seeing a second round of full overtimes taking shape. morgan norwood has all that and more. morgan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, will. you know this better than anybody. our resident bracketologist if you will, the upsets and thrillers, they tend to take center stage during march madness, but what doesn't love a good cinderella story? nc state finished tenth in the acc. they're now ncaa bound. for the women, it was all about the power players. this morning, women's m

feeling more like spring for green bay and davenport. 72 for you.ost summertime heat. there's your forecast today. we have a low pressure system coming out of the northwest, that's going to travel across country and bring the risk for severe weather today, wednesday, and thursday with a real highlight as we get into wednesday and thursday. we could see the potential for tornadoes and heavy rainfall that could cause flash flooding. that's the next big storm system we are going to have to watch over the next couple of days. ainsley, we will enjoy the 60's, over to you. >> ainsley: it was so cold yesterday. >> janice: it was 70 miles per hour in the northeast. grounded planes and steve was talking about delays. >> ainsley: going to get nice weather. >> janice: very nice weather. an. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. this chilling warning coming from the fbi director christopher wray. >> particular network where some of the overseas filterers of the smuggling network have ties. >> ainsley: chad wolf on that threat on our border. that's next. ♪ choice hotel

. ♪♪ please welcome our finalists-- a philosophy professor from green bay, wisconsin...florida... and a social and personality psychologist from vancouver, washington... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny, and welcome to the finals of the tournament of champions. as debuted in last year's finals, this year's toc will once again culminate in a best-of-seven series in which the first player to accumulate three wins will be named our champi. out of a field of 27 champs, the largest we've ever had in one of these tournaments, only three now remain-- yogesh, troy, and ben. good luck, finalists. here we go with these categories in the jeopardy! round. we begin with... various newspapers, large and small. then... then... and finally...

. >> the remedy was for vice president pence, the quarterback in the green bay sweep, to remand thoseix battleground states. we had over 100 congressmen and senators on capitol hill ready to implement -- >> do you realize you're describing a coup? >> no. >> mr. navarro would continue to insist that his so-called sweep was lawful but he also refused to respond to a subpoena lawfully orchestrated and presented to him that sought information about what he was discussing there. it came from congress in response to that interview. navarro ultimately was charged, tried and convicted. today, he woke up in a federal prison for the first time after exhausting his legally-allowed appeals. yesterday he reported to serve a four-month prison sentence. >> when i walk in that prison today, the justice system, such as it is, will have done a crippling blow to the constitutional separation of powers and executive privilege. i will gather strength from this, donald john trump is the nominee for the republican presidential campaign. >> that is mr. navarro's perspective. he has every right to speak out t

green bay packerle, could you -- mr. gackle, could you discuss implementing an aggressive electrification agenda like the one new york state is contemplating? how that would impact your members and additionally, could you also address whether pursuing such an agenda in the u.s. ag sector might lead to increased dependency on chinese supply chains, you know, what that would mean to our national security? >> thank you, congressman. very good questions and points. i'll speak from my farmer and producer and grower perspective in rural north dakota. there's nd that's going -- electric vehicles and that's going to be more wy but for me as a farmer and producer in the middle of north dakota, from the trucking to the tractors, the combines, rail, what we rely on to move product from our farms to our elevators to our markets, those types of industries i think will probably later adopters when it comes to electrification. and what we're -- so what we have to offer in that space is american -- as farmers, as a.s. afrpt, you know, t

and another name being thrown about is aaron rodgers, you know, of course, former cal quarterback, green bay quarterback, he's got the same vaccine or i should say anti-vaccine views as rfk jr. so that would be interesting too, right, sandhya? yeah, absolutely . >> i mean, it'll be interesting in the coming months regardless. kristen >> yeah, yeah, i'm a name recognition, but for aaron rodgers. but what qualifications? yeah, exactly. >> but i will say it's nice that we're talking about a woman and that's not the story. we've gotten to that point where it's not oh possibly a woman. you know we're beyond that now. i do like that. >> that's true. we'll just be talking about a vice president that can throw a good tight spiral. yes right. a california based beverage brand just topped $1 billion in value. and they're selling liquid death. it's just water in a can. but last week, the la based company announced it raised a new round of investment, putting its value at $1.4 billion. the ceo says liquid death refers to murdering your thirst and also death to plastic. again, it's in a can ama. it's mor

he's agreed to a four year, $48 million deal with the green bay packers and five seasons with the raidersand scored 63 touchdowns, but finished with career lows in games played, rushing yards and rushing touchdowns. this past season with the silver and black okay, one other big name running back on the move, it's saquon barkley. he's leaving the new york giants but staying in the nfc east to join the rival philadelphia eagles. barclays reportedly agreed to a three year deal worth $38 million, and the former second overall pick. he made two pro bowls over his six seasons in new york. lots of comings and goings in the nfl. we'll probably hear more tomorrow and on wednesday. >> yeah, and good luck to saint mary's. >> absolutely. in the finals against the zags. >> yes. all right jason thank you. all righty. next at 11. >> but that takes on a different meaning this year knowing that the people of gaza have been starving for many months now, muslims around the world and here in the bay area mark the first day of ramadan as concerns grow over the humanitarian crisis in gaza. >> the 11:00 news on

know rfk junior personally, aaron rodgers, who want a super bowl during his 18 seasons with the green bay packers and now plays for the >> new york jets, has been friends with robert kennedy jr. for years, hiking with them as recently as last month i'm robert f. kennedy jr. and showing his support for the candidates rebuttal to president joe biden's state of the union speech. i realize i'm in the crosshairs of the woke mob right now these days though, aaron rodgers, like his friend rfk junior, is his well-known for his embrace of fringe theories as he has for his day job cnn has learned that in private conversations, including with cnn journalist pamela brown, rodgers has shared wild and unfounded theories about the 2012 sandy hook elementary school shooting, calling the shooting were 20 children and six adults were murdered. a government inside job one source saying that several years ago, rodgers claimed, quote, all those children never existed. they were all actors. rodgers through his agent, has declined to comment to cnn that's just one of the conspiracy theories. rodgers says promot

. >> aaron rodgers, former green bay packers quarterback now with the jets, is having his name tossed around thes asp potential vp. not trump's vp, not biden'.s vp, rfk jr's vp. >> i really like aaron, because, you know, our appeal to young people, we're trying to make sure that young people are te th participating t political process, that they have hope fo r america. >> aaron rodgers is embattled. he's stood up. >> he's been hammered by the esur thstood up for things w believingse. and i like that part of his character. he's a critical thinkehe's ar ai think we need a kennedy rodgers ticket. >> i coulde ke see it on a bumpi sticker. the sports world sold on icker. >> they just have one question. could you see a world in whichrs aaron rodgers is the quarterbacs thk of the jets and actively running for the vice presidencdy at the>> mo same time? yeah. me to. aaron rodgers ain't goingg to to take the opportunity to show the rest of th e world thatat he's smarter and better than all of us. >> he only doetes it every time he talks. >> to be honest, i think it's really cool. >> ii think i

a wall up of snow green bay to milwaukee perhaps a mixture into chicago by friday morning that moves to the east coast, mainly rain event for these coast, northern new england snow, then our secondary storm system comes in for the weekend heads-up, sunday into monday, could bring more additional snowfall to places like minneapolis. remember, there are in a major snow deficit this year. the potential exists for 12 12 inches of snow or more not 12 feet. certainly. there is a lot of wind associated with this current storm system. and this has caused quite a bit of problems across the mid-atlantic states. i'm taking it out to shenandoah valley, these pictures tell at all they've been battling wildfires and brush fires in the wins. you could see guston nearer to 50 he miles per hour, wind subsiding, fire, danger of starting to diminish. however, those pictures really say 1,000 words here. case you can see just what they've been dealing with here in this beautiful, beautiful part of our country. >> oh, wow, yeah, not too far from where we sit in i love that area of the us. all right. 30 or

he was recruited to rookie squad's with the seattle seahawks and green bay packers and the nfl, and now placed professionally in the next best thing. the cfo in canada with the calgary stampede is not bad for a bully from a pro. and it could be just the stops, and that's gonna have all the all good to me in the out. and if i don't want to in canada, i'll have a chance that the nfl c f l is great. and i learned a lot from the nfl veterans. i have to keep playing hot and hope that i get a chance to read while the us is becoming less of a closed shop. the nfl is trying to get some more your a pain players involved in american football. but the swedish lake is, it's bad to say one of the more unusual routes. so the top alongside games held in europe. the nfl also recruits elite plays from other sports through the international play. a pathway. welsh rugby world cup stopped lewis, re summit is one of the latest. but the era broad black north american coach believes sweden can be a good starting place. the nfl dreams like these, like most one who was with the black knights, the black knights