it was time to sit down with greg johnson. the police? >> yeah, they were like you did it. accusing me of killing my wife. told my sister that, you know, greg did it. >> the usual suspect was starting to look like the right guy. >> coming up -- >> she called me at the time and said "it's getting really bad. it's to a point where i'm just afraid." >> when "dateline" continues. when "dateline" continues >> sandi johnson was missing. police believe she had been killed and they were zeroing in on her estranged husband greg. his world had turned upside down. >> life changed fast. i mean, and i can tell you stories of, i come home from work and there's three or four tv stations in front of your house, ready to do the 5:00 news. >> the more investigators talked to sandi's family and friends about the couple's on the rocks marriage, the more suspicion of greg. sandi had confided in her cousin gina boone that living with greg had become very difficult. >> she called me one time and just like, it's getting really bad. it's to a point, an

. >> jesse: should've been fired for -- >> greg: exactly, dom johnson.h. i was so naive, because i thought he was getting fired over the writings. [laughter] over the ratings. [laughter] not a secret relationship over two divorced adults. over there and ty cobb narrative, all the fake news, but this relationship doesn't register in my brain. perhaps, it is a violation of something in human resources, but it is nothing compared to the hazardous waste that drips out of cnn every night. he should have been fired. when you think about how bad cnn got under zucker. it's a left wing station that now tucker carlson has more democrats watching his show. this show gets more democrats watching than cnn. he literally drank the milk shake on their home turf. that's humiliating. [laughter] this obviously is about chris cuomo exacting revenge. this is like a relationship version of mutually assured destruction. when powerful people know things about other powerful people, you'd better be careful. i know what's in your backyard. that is what happened. this was a takedo

greg: sorry to bring it up. [laughter] >> dana: magic johnson, like with other people that might have immunocompromised conditionshe has the ability, rights, and responsibility to take care of himself. both newsroom and garcetti said magic johnson asked for the picture. magic johnson doesn't have a mask on. if you have an immune problem, i respect that, but i have the vaccine, you do, it's great -- you have to have the responsibility. we can't all protect all vulnerable people. magic johnson seems comfortable they are. the best thing to happen to gavin newsom is mayor garcetti. he made gavin newsom not look as ridiculous as he was. if you ran garcetti just said through the joe rogan podcast test, imagine -- they tried to cancel joe rogan after all that nonsense! said "it would make you happy." do you want my theory? >> greg: i agree, make you happy "shut up." if you are not following the rules, neither are we. >> dana: what would make me happy is if you are following the science. my theory is that the president and his team -- i think they are trying to wait until the state of the union on mark 1st to make some s

without the big names, without the likes of dechambeau and johnson, who were the big names that i think gregthis whole project around. without them, it does look dead in the water. disability golf has received a boost with a revamped and renamed golf for the disabled tour announced today, with more tournaments and investment for the european disabled golf association. the dp world tour, formally known as the european tour, will increase its support to take the tour semi—professional. it'll also feature events at the porsche open in germany and bmw championship at wentworth for the first time. mark cavendish has claimed his second win of the year with victory on stage two of the uae tour. cavendish bounced back after missing out on the green jersey at last week's tour of oman. the 36—year—old edged out yasper philipsen in abu dhabi. he's now up to third overall, just six seconds behind the belgian who leads the race. and that's all the sport for now. hello. the weather is looking a little calmer and quieter for the rest of this week. no new named storms, but still some wet and windy weather a

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pastor greg's spiritual journey took him to oak park where he served as the johnson baptist church and then moved to l.a. to the english congregation at the chinese faith church. in 2005, pastor greg and his family moved to san francisco to be part of the temple baptist church which was later renamed authentic church. for over 16 years, he was pastor there. he sheparded the authentic church. pastor greg's life was taken abruptly. when he killed by a vehicle while riding his bike in marin county on january 29, 2022. riding his bike, was his time to connect with his faith. he lived his last moments doing something he loved. it pains me that his death was preventible. pastor greg is remembered and loved by his family, congregation and community. he saw the good in every person and every situation. his calling was to help others. i the pleasure to meet pastor greg last year when i took office. he reached out to establish a relationship and to share a vision to offer the church open space for the community as a place of respite and restoration. in his memory, i hope the work of the church a

greg: we will have 1 million of them made up. it's over. it's up to the american people. >> dana: johnsonouble and decided "pandemic is over." that's fine. if you are at 70% of where the people are in america, you lead them where you want to go. >> greg: exactly. >> dana: you are not leading them away from it. today, england, finland, ireland, and denmark said "the requirements are done as of today." i'm not suggesting we need to go that far immediately -- actually, i am. [laughter] we can protect vulnerable people. we have vaccines. cases are going down. i know those from noble people out there, and it is a serious issue. we have gone through a lot of serious issues without ruining the livelihoods of business owners, children, the careers of these young professionals who graduate from college. i think it's a big problem. it could end if the president decided to help the people go where they want to. >> greg: we understand there is a baseline risk for everything. after 2.5 years, we understand where that is. jesse, i came up with this idea: someone should start a website that tells you wh

johnson apologized and refuses to quit. >>> a georgia federal judge has rejected a plea deal for two of the three men convicted of killing ahmaud arbery. greg and travis mcmichael have already been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. the plea deal reached prosecutors would not have reduced those sentences but would have averted a new federal hate crimes trial and allowed some father and son pair to serve some sentence in federal instead of state prison. >>> cleanup is under way after a bridge collapsed in a ruswreen injuring ten people. a port authority bus was left dangling with a human chain was formed to rescue passengers ins the vehicle. the bus has since been lifted from the wreckage with a crane although some areas remain closed while the area near the incident is cleared. >>> all right, let's get a check of your weather on this first day of february with nbc meteorologist janessa webb good morning, janessa. >> hi, good morning. we do have another winter storm we are watching and we do have these advisories and winter storm watches. they're now starting to expand across south texas so this stretches all the

pastor greg's spiritual journey took him to oak park where he served as the johnson baptist church and then moved to l.a. to the english congregation at the chinese faith church. in 2005, pastor greg and his family moved to san francisco to be part of the temple baptist church which was later renamed authentic church. for over 16 years, he was pastor there. he sheparded the authentic church. pastor greg's life was taken abruptly. when he killed by a vehicle while riding his bike in marin county on january 29, 2022. riding his bike, was his time to connect with his faith. he lived his last moments doing something he loved. it pains me that his death was preventible. pastor greg is remembered and loved by his family, congregation and community. he saw the good in every person and every situation. his calling was to help others. i the pleasure to meet pastor greg last year when i took office. he reached out to establish a relationship and to share a vision to offer the church open space for the community as a place of respite and restoration. in his memory, i hope the work of the church a

pastor greg's spiritual journey took him to oak park where he served as the johnson baptist church and then moved to l.a. to the english congregation at the chinese faith church. in 2005, pastor greg and his family moved to san francisco to be part of the temple baptist church which was later renamed authentic church. for over 16 years, he was pastor there. he sheparded the authentic church. pastor greg's life was taken abruptly. when he killed by a vehicle while riding his bike in marin county on january 29, 2022. riding his bike, was his time to connect with his faith. he lived his last moments doing something he loved. it pains me that his death was preventible. pastor greg is remembered and loved by his family, congregation and community. he saw the good in every person and every situation. his calling was to help others. i the pleasure to meet pastor greg last year when i took office. he reached out to establish a relationship and to share a vision to offer the church open space for the community as a place of respite and restoration. in his memory, i hope the work of the church a

johnson isn't a mess, but no wonder you've done some tv things all the time. not least, of course, well, mr. mcgill, if i could ask you to the energy minister greg hines is claiming that all these downing street resignations are a good thing. apparently, they mean their prime minister is quote, taking charge of his operation. are you convinced when i makes a question? what was happening before was the prime minister, not in charge of the operations. you only know after 2 to 3 years on the job, starting to pick jobs or of operations and may explain the device that we've got. but it's not really a very good for, for people in the, you know, i'm just coming off a decade of the cooper universal candidate cuts. national insurance raises food and energy prices. no, not all. lot combined with di, stabilized europe with russia near the boat of ukraine. so you know, there's a lot of issues out there and voters, johnson is a distraction to all these big issues. well, let's bring up one of the other issues we've been reporting here at our t as have many outlets on the massive energy bill high coming up for a british household. in fact, some people might remember the bars jo

greg: this part of the week is almost over for me. i am almost done. it's wednesday. stop clapping. they'll do whatever i say. happy wednesday, everyone. not if you're whoopi goldberg, a.k.a. karen johnsonhoopi was a karen. i thought it was only for white

greg: this part of the week is almost over for me. i am almost done. it's wednesday. stop clapping. they'll do whatever i say. happy wednesday, everyone. not if you're whoopi goldberg, a.k.a. karen johnsono knew whoopi was a karen. i thought it was only for white people. roll it, francis. >> could welcome and welcome to "the view." you saw the news. whoopi will be back in two weeks. okay. >> greg: it's so cute when one of their side gets punished. they look like they ran out of raw cookie dough in the green room. whoopi was suspended for two weeks because she said the holocaust had nothing to do with race. she said this on a show called "the view" which has everything to do with race, except now. >> the holocaust isn't about race. no, it's about -- it's not about race. it's not about race. >> what's it about? >> it's about man's inhumanity to man. >> greg: that is heroically stupid, even for "the view." what did she think hitler meant when he said master race? the 100-meter dash at the berlin olympics? it's about some whites exterminating 6 million otherwise. what's the big deal. reminds me of a guy who looks at black on black crime and says that's just them doing what they do. if that

greg abbot even call for criminal charges against staff who provide kids with pornographic books. it is part of a national parent of parents and school officials banning books at unprecedented rate georgia m. johnson's play out on a national stage? >> to wake up every day and see that more and more people within the country who have power are trying to deny kids who are like me access to my story is heartbreaking. >> reporter: katy schools declined nbc news request for comment. inspired to fight for book removals after watching parents fight over books during the virginia governors race. >> we're talking about vulgarity that is inappropriate for any child. >> reporter: iris, a member of her school's speech and debate team is no stranger to speaking out. lately she doubts the adults are listening. >> it sends this message to myself and to my peers that our opinions aren't valued >> reporter: many of the books under fire are newer titles purchased by school librarians in recent years as part of effort to diversify content available in public schools. in texas a group of librarians are now pushing back trying to keep books on the shelves. they created a #fread freedom campaign to share stories and supp