kathryn hahn. and music from rhye. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, thanks. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching on another very chilly day almost everywhere but here. snow is on the ground. more than 17 inches in new york city. in chicago, there was about a foot of snow. and this almost feels like life is getting back to normal. people snowboarding behind cars. people snowboarding behind minivans and trucks. there were people sledding. this person got a free ride on the bus. that is now the safest way to use public transportation. you couldn't tell because the face was blurred out, but that was oprah. [ laughter ] that's right. we can have a lot more snow on the way, at least according to punxsutawney phil. you know he keeps saying that every day in this pandemic feels like groundhog day? well, today it really did. [ laughter ] and i know groundhog day doesn't actually repeat itself, that's the movie, not the day. but just in case, i hired a belgian waffle truck to park outside my house this morning. i figure if i'm living the day over and over a

we're going to go chris hahn and carl rowe, thank you. that will continue. so it's another ugly day for governor andrew cuomo. this time it is a close former aide that says that he repeatedly harassed her and then made an unwanted physical move. the sorted story, which he's denies today. she tells next. we were alone when my husband had the heart attack. he's the most important thing in my life. i'm so lucky to get him back. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. research shows that people remember commercials with exciting stunts. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's something you shouldn't try at home... look, liberty mutual customizes home insurance so we only pay for what we need. it's pretty cool. that is cool! grandma! very cool. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (deborah) i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair, but nobody even sees them. (vo) discover the exclu

things got off to a downer in the 10 minutes however when andre hahn was left in the goldman box with all the time and space in the world to slam the open air past stand in keep the mob in hits. and do it once was continued in the 21st minute was early on and cracked a penalty off the crossbar that storm and hurt him best spot pick of the trials. things did then start looking up for the hosts and in swinging a kick from royce and an unstoppable header from thomas delaney. midway through the 2nd half jaden sanchez looked back to his best after latching on to a loved pass by wrapping eldoret there was never going to be any stopping the young fisherman it was just his 3rd goal of the season last season his tally was 17. to help us win our running away with the game and also have a little help from this own goal with the quarter of an hour left. dismay for félix would have caught by but really for dortmund and it was clear to see. after the show the fans are you know that the fighting spirit doesn't stop and you know we're disappointed in the last 3 games and you know we had a week to ref

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hahn doesn't know who he's approving it for.ater it's for the president and first lady. the president got the treatment. one of several different treatments he got at that time. but it also shows the that the white house really was scrambling at this time to get any kind of treatment they could, however experimental, to give to the president because there was so great concern about his condition. >> doctor wen, when the president left the hospital, he returned in a dramatic fashion where he takes the mask off, climbs a step. he's clearly struggling to breathe at that time. >> that's right. one of the sign wes look for in breathing is whether you're using other muscles to help you breathe. if you and i are breathing and talking we don't look like we're breathing. if someone is using their neck muscles and straining, that's when you can tell there's breathing. i was worry for mr. trump. it was too soon to leave the hospital. he was having drops which means test by definition unstable. if you were having changes in your oxygen leve

kathryn hahn. and music from rhye. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, thanks. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching on another very chilly day almost everywhere but here. snow is on the ground. more than 17 inches in new york city. in chicago, there was about a foot of snow. and this almost feels like life is getting back to normal. people snowboarding behind cars. people snowboarding behind minivans and trucks. there were people sledding. this person got a free ride on the bus. that is now the safest way to use public transportation. you couldn't tell because the face was blurred out, but that was oprah.

mike albert, james hahn, i make just up and picked him to win, just 11 strokes back for >>> cbs evening news, coming up next. >> here is norah o'donnell with a preview. >>> good evening liz and ken. good to see you. coming up next after kpix 5 news at 6:00, what's a seven- letter word for genius? a prodigy of crossword puzzles is what we will need. we have that and more news tonight, right here on "the cbs evening news." >> can't wait to see that. thank you for washing 6:00. the news continue streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find it on the kpix 5 app. "the cbs evening news " is up next. mac will be back here on the kpix 5 news at 7:00 p.m. tonight. have a ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the democrats rest their case, saying former president trump not only incited the riot, but did nothing to stop it, arguing he felt no remorse. after two days of stunning testimony, the impeachment managers used the words of rioters to prove their case that his supporters stormed the capitol on the orders of donald trump. >> fight for trump! >> no, he'll be happy. what do you

the party panel is back, jason chaffetz, kat timpf, and chris hahn. chris i will start with you.ing sure that julian assange does not face charges because of the threat it would post other members of the press? >> i don't think it's a freely freedom of the press issue. he obstructed a member of an armed forces how to take classified from a server and send it to him. we do not know who julian assange is working for protocol of a publisher of a magazine protected under the first amendment, that's not necessarily true. and that something that could've been worked on the justice system and the court, this court gets to decide that. before the court gets to decide when journalist is? >> the courts will get to decide whether the actions he check or espionage or an active journalism. i for one think they were espionage pretty think he should be held accountable. stuart this is why democrats like you are authoritarian to his him. the kat what you make of this? absently. >> certainly more authoritarian than someone like me who believes that what he did made it harder for the government to

dw's correspondent, julia hahn, was at today's protest.ter: protesters have gathered regardless of police warnings in istanbul. there's a massive police presence. the students are not allowed to hold the demonstration. policebrent: we apologize for te problem. i did's biden's plan for immigration reform was one of his biggest promises to the immigrant community in the u.s.. many u.s. citizens voted for him, expecting a radical break from trump's policies of come in a lysing undocumented migrants -- of criminalizing migrants. he has put an end to what is called a muslim travel ban. the nearly and operated u.s. president is aiming to keep his biggest promise to immigrant committees. our correspondent is standing by for us. good evening to you, carolina. how is president biden planning to reform u.s. immigration law? lots of presidents have tried and failed. what is it going to do that's making a difference? >> there are already a couple of things that president biden has done. for example, revoking the construction of the wall in the souther

and as a writer he's used to working at hahn in self-imposed lockdown. you know all writers. there are able people and misanthropic people as well and i'm one of them yeah we don't want to be bothered by anybody or anything we want to live in our minds however this is another side to lush and that's a social side which i really enjoy going to my village i live in a little village i know everybody part of my life is social and being with all of those people in the village. that has been somewhat difficult. has written over 2 dozen novels and collections of short stories we did one for the pandemic he'd currently being germany promoting his latest book talk to me the novel recounts in part the true story of an experiment conducted in the 1970 s. which turned a chimpanzee into a celebrity. american researches brought the chimp to move in a private household when it was a baby they wanted to see whether he would be able to learn a language and express itself through sign language the experiment was a failure decades later nim chimpsky is tragic fate would become the subject of a

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3/16 5000 spectators allowed on the entire course per day at one point today, alameda native james hahnad a three stroke lead hard to get it. good swing on the ball, though, when you're backing into cactus han had four bogeys on the back nine, finished four strokes back. not long ago. brooks jarocz hottest player on the tour, kept hitting his second shot on the par 4 17 that'll go for an eagle breaking kept out of a tie for the lead. it was his second eagle of the day and kept able to play for part 18 to finish a round of 65 that enabled him to win by a stroke. the wind is the first on tour for kept a in a year and a half. and frank i know you're gonna like this little magic with a stick and puck today. in d. c. where the caps we're hosting the philadelphia flyers. alex ovechkin, two bowls and two assists. here's one of those goals if there's such a thing as style points, this would be worth no 14 board. oh, my forces for the caps wasn't good enough to president will win. the flyers outscored the caps that seven before just for you, frank will go back to the super lost is just incredibl

you know we use corresponded julia hahn was at today's protest to set up a camera and i'm. going. to start. a map. that humans are not allowed to demonstrate. on. the beach. and then you have this 3. that was julie how they're reporting from turkey we apologize for the audio problems there now to the united states where president biden is expected to sign executive orders today to reverse the hardline immigration policy of donald trump biden's plan for immigration reform was one of his biggest promises to the immigrant community in the u.s. many u.s. citizens voted for him expecting a radical break from trump's policies of criminalizing undocumented migrants biden has already halted the construction of the border wall on the southern border with mexico and he has put an end to what was called a muslim travel ban. we're now the newly inaugurated u.s. president is aiming to keep his biggest promise to immigrant communities are washington correspondent karen interim or she is standing by for us good evening to you carlina so how is president biden how is he planning to reform i mean

how you how you've talked to your youngsters about that i also want to bring in a comment from robin hahn who's a call to needs and she experienced racism growing up and i'm wondering how you protect your children from it is running by move through america 14 without really speaking english so the 1st time i felt like i was a whore are well as the 1st day of my school in america there wasn't any e.s.l. classes so i was basically and we're all in the regular classes with no help and has a language i followed her and nor and very insecure or there are definitely sockets who blame me because i didn't speak in english and also i did not vote white american but fortunately i was able to make some friends by going to. art classes at a local comic book shop how did you handle racism as a youngster people coolers you names people call me names going up in the u.k. and and and that was just part of every day like how do you protect kids from. i don't know if handled it the best way when i was growing up there wasn't really. there wasn't really a blueprint there wasn't really like an instruction ma

francis collins, the director of the nih, and former commissioner of the fda, stephen hahn, demanding that the government use these so-called marchand rights to steal the legal rights of the product, in this case, remdesivir, and give it to a third party to manufacture. the letter was sent august 4th, 2020, so just a few months ago. we're in the midst of a global pandemic and just a few months after this, perhaps, life-saving treatment was approved by the fda for emergency use in hospitalized patients with covid-19. and it was almost an entire month before the fda expanded the use no longer severe disease. you didn't think the product was being manufactured fast enough and you didn't like the price. well, i don't -- i'm not convinced that comports with reality here. consumers were not being charged the full cost of the drug, and separate co-pays are not paid on inpatient drugs. congress had already acted to protect uninsured patients from any costs related to covid-19 treatments. in fact congress went a step further, increasing payments to hospitals that cared for covid-19 patients. b

hahn finds out later it was for the president and the first lady. as we of course knew at the time the president got the regeneron treatment, one of several different treatments he got at that time but it also shows that the white house really was scrambling at this time to basically get any kind of treatment they could, however experimental to give to the president because it was so great concerns of his condition. >> before the president left the hospital, he returned to the white house in a dramatic choreograph fashion where he takes off the mask and he climbs the steps. he's clearly struggling to breathe at that time. >> that's right, one of the signs we look for in breathing is whether you are using other muscles to breathe. that's when you tell there is work of breathing. there is something else going on. and i know that at that time, i was worried for president trump because i thought that it was too soon for him to be leaving the hospital. he was still having these drops and oxygen levels which to me means he's unstable. if he has continuing

hall transcripts, and when the announcement came over the radio that hiroshima had been bombed, otto hahn said to the rest of them, if that's true, you're all second raters implying that they were trying to do it. now, heisenberg, you know, argues that he did know how to do it, but wouldn't reveal it, but the historians of science that i've read make a fairly persuasive case, i think, that his calculations were wrong. on the other hand, thomas powers, a friend of mine, wrote also biography of heisenberg defending him, so i guess it's kind of up in the air. >> what do you believe? >> what i believe, i guess i'm more inclined to believe that he made a mistake. but without evidence. that's different. yes, maybe i should -- way in the back there. yes. >> why did oppenheimer change his views seemingly so quickly from wanting to use the bomb to let's internationalize it? >> yes, yes, why did oppenheimer change his views so quickly. he was convinced during the war when he served on the committees that it was necessary to use the bomb to prevent an invasion, and very soon after the war he learned

for catherine hahn's character.'m like, ma, what about that theory you had there. she's like, well, it's not over, anyways, we've moved past that. i'm like, who is we. well, me and the internet, people, you know, we have these theories and these thoughts and we've moved past that. i'm like okay. >> jimmy: it's interesting because i know there's easter eggs on the show and now i'm wondering, because when they mentioned aerospace engineer a lot of people thought maybe this is the way the fantastic four were going to be brought into richard whos mr. fant and reid and w i seees and i giu you're wearing is very similar to the uniform of the fantastic four. >> the easter egg. >> jimmy: maybe it's the easter egg, are you going to turn into flames and turn invisible. >> oh, gosh, in three, two and -- >> jimmy: do you even know about this stuff? are you a fan of the comic books to the extent where you would know what they're talking about when they talk about richards? >> no, i only know what my mom sends me, i'll read it, b

new shows with matthew mcconaughey, magic johnson, jamie dornan, robin roberts, jenny slate, kathryn hahn music from rye, ash-neeko, and pentatonix. please join us for those shows. our first guest won a golden globe award for "house of cards," back when it was fun to watch crazy people in the white house. starting february 12th, you can see her fishing, chopping wood, and singing '80s music in her film directing debut "land." please welcome robin wright. hi robin. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi 1y. jre on late i decided to get in bed because this is our new company land pajamas. we made them for the movie. it's an homage with the woods in the cabin, that's where the movie takes place. >> jimmy: i like those pajamas. for valentine's day i bought my wife a set of pajamas which now look the same as men's the same button and pants and she asked me seriously if it was bumming me out that she wears those all the time and i wasn't sure how to answer. >> well, what's the verdict? maybe i should send her a sexy pair of our pajamas. >> jimmy: or maybe i should wear those. >> i'm going to send you th

angeles area has yet to meet state standards for schools to reopen los angeles county supervisor janice hahn indicated the county had officially reached the state's threshold for reopening elementary school speech that mark. >>and that's a real testament in my opinion to the public on added the county has vaccinated more than a million residents leading to the drop in infections but many ellie teachers feel they haven't turned that corner on combating coronavirus and that many instructors are concerned about returning to the classroom before getting vaccinated. that was kareen wynter reporting tonight one district in los angeles county the last version is unified school district has managed to safely reopen campuses even without the teachers and the staff members being fully vaccinated. >>that district resumed in person learning back in october and is now up to 2200 students from preschool through 3rd grade, the district superintendent says that there has been 0 on site covid transmission. >>next today coronavirus help for nursing homes apparently already paying big dividends marin county li

could actually do and for being trail blazers within the sacramento police department chief daniel hahnated the department's atrium to felicia and flossie in 2018. and the torch has been handed down fauci's knees american poet amanda gorman spoke during the presidential inauguration we are extremely proud of her she is she is information if you work hard education and you treat people the way you like to be treated. >>the world is basically orders for there is always light if only we're brave enough to see it if only we're brave enough. >>to be it. >>for more stories like the ones you just saw just head to the special black history month section on our website kron 4 dot com. >>so good there's a lot of great stories on there plenty of the whole and what else is good right now is our weather forecast if you're into that like 70's in warm and sunny think sign me up recent robbery is the most popular woman intel bringing great. weather. high temperatures take a bow more resigned i mean you're welcome i dedicate this award to the bay area. i hope you enjoy that extra sunshine, let's take a

hahn's family reportedly told police he was acting strangely around the time of the murder. not revealed a possible motive they are offering a reward of $5,000 to anyone with information that leads to his arrest. ♪ ♪ as controversies continue to grow around new york governor andrew cuomo, so do calls for an independent investigation. the governor faces two major crises involving accusations of sexual harassment, and his alleged coverup of nursing home coronavirus deaths. alex hogan is live in new york city with the latest on all of that. alex. reporter: good evening, jon, while govan andrew cuomo face a lot of criticism for order that was puts in place in early month of the pandemic that sent nursing home residents recovering from covid-19 back to their facilities but new york was not the only state to do so. california, michigan, new jersey, and pennsylvania also had directives ruling that facilities could not put residents away if their tested positive for covid-19 most states later change or updated those rules. now new york hospitals are coming to the defense of governor

the team announced that finding today after investigating in was hahn where the first cases appeared.initial findings suggest that the introduction to a host is the most likely pathways. the finding suggest that the laboratory hypothesis is extremely unlikely and to explain introduction of the virus into the human population. >> in myanmar police cracked down on crowd who defied a ban against last week's military coup. authorities fired water cannons. some of the protestors were wounded by rubber bullets. searchers serged for survivors. a flash flood that killed 32 people and left 165 missing. rescue workers today looked through muddy valleys and cleared debris from a tunnel where three workers are believed to be trapped. one person has died after a shooting in buffalo, minnesota. three other people who were wounded at the health clinic are in critical condition this evening. police arrested 67-year-old gregory paul a ridge who they say opened fire because he was unhappy with healthcare he received. >> the history that we have as a department with this individual makes it most likely

in the house and the clip from 2019 showing new congresswoman marjorie taylor green harassing david hahnstudent who survived the parkland school massacre. guy benson, of fox newsradio, susan page, from usa today, and haired ford junior, the ceo of em powerment and inclusion capital. kevin mccarthy is going to be meeting with congresswoman green this week about her past actions and statements. guy, how big a problem is green for the gop? >> chris, this is not how republican leadership had the early days of the biden administration sort of drawn up in their minds, i would page. they want to unify the party, they want to unify their caucus in the house and they've gained a lot of seats of course in the 2020 election and put that unified front up against the democrats and try to win some votes or make the democrats' lives more difficult. instead, there's just this del luge of opposition research that's come out against this woman from georgia, this member of congress, who said a lot of absolutely insane, crazy things and has apparently spouted or embraced or amplified every conspiracy theory

mercedes schlapp and former white house advisor for strategic communications, chris hahn for the progressiveand former aide to chuck schumer. you have five kids, mercedes. >> i have to tell you, as all of us as parents have dealt with the frustration of the school systems and what has happened in terms of so many of our kids having to deal with virtual learning and then on top of that you have these parents who feel betrayed. betrayed by this board of trustee member and president who made these horrific comments and quite frankly they should resign. >> wow, chris, i don't want my children near anybody dumb enough not to know you can output on webex and zoom or whatever and make a mistake like that. so many people have been fired from their jobs. how could you not know it's on? >> yeah, it is unfortunate and i agree with mercedes they shouldn't be on a school board talking like that during a public meeting or talk about constituents like that, frankly. i think it should be the job of every school board member and every person involved in education to get our kids back in school. i'm fortunate

expectation that once johnson & johnson is authorized, which it has not been yet by the fda but could hahn as soon as the end of this month, the expectation was that a number of these doses would be ready to roll out. and it turns out that that number is smaller than federal officials expected. we're talking less than 10 million doses out of the gate. the hope was 20 to 30 million by april. you saw jeff zients saying by early june, july we could get these few hundred million doses. but that's going to be on the back end of this order. and officials want to get folks vaccinated as quickly as possible. there are also a lot of unanswered questions about how this is going to work when it gets to states. and states really haven't gotten guidance about whether this is going to roll out for the normal channels, what to do if people show up at an appointment and demand one vaccine over another. there are still some unanswered questions on the distribution side of this as well. >> and talk to us about testing this has obviously been such a huge issue over the course of the pandemic. what is this an

chris hahn, former advisor to senator chuck schumer. chris, i'm going to start with you. the cdc said it was fine for teachers to come back to school without vaccinations. now they say it's not. why aren't the teachers back in school? >> i think they should be getting back to school. our number one priority should be bringing our kids back to school and i think we need to work with teachers unions around the country to make sure they do that, just like we have done here in new york. i live in new york, in the suburbs of new york city. my daughters attend public school. they are open five days a week out here. they are open five days a week in chicago. they are opening up around the country. the money that you're referring to in the budget is to help create ventilation systems and other infrastructure improvements in the schools. i don't know how that's a payoff to teachers unions. i think we are just looking for a new bogeyman. public education is important. make sure we do everything we can to get our kids back in school as soon as possible. >> rachel: 64 billion for ven

now earlier we spoke to on hahn our correspondent in taipei we asked him to tell us a little bit more of a question as you just mentioned as like tick tock it's like a chore platform where people can upload their fundie dio's every day life video and now tick tock in china has around 600000000 users well quite so it's catching up with almost 500000000 users but if you use them you'll find very different features on them and a very different target groups tick tock you'll see a lot of content based lifestream in influence and celebrities with their glamorous lifestyle unquiet so it's like its model to embrace that lifestyle you'll find a lot of ordinary people cross through users shot their videos from everywhere from china remote villages or in small cities so it's really getting popular because it seemed to be an app for everybody but both apps they make money through e-commerce ally get mean and ally market it. there well virtually every company has had to adapt to the pandemic some however have changed their entire business models just to survive on others found their calling in th

could actually do and for being trail blazers within the sacramento police department chief daniel hahnicated the department's atrium to felicia and flossie in 2018. and the torch has been handed down fauci's knees american poet amanda gorman spoke during the presidential inauguration we are extremely proud of her she is she is in its formation if you work hard education and you treat people the way you like to be treated. >>the world is basically orders for there is always light if only we're brave enough to see it if only we're brave enough. >>to be in sacramento. rowena shaddox fox 40 news. >>this story and a quick reminder to be sure to tune in this saturday at 11:00pm we're going to be featuring are honoring black history special hosted by very own pam moore. we'll be right back. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait. enter the golden state, with real california dairy. the clock and while the warriors are getting ready to play tonight at the chase center. the team is giving back to the the

angeles area has yet to meet state standards for schools to reopen los angeles county supervisor janice hahn indicated the county had officially reached the state's threshold for reopening elementary school speech hit that mark. >>and that's a real testament in my opinion to the public on added the county has vaccinated more than a million residents leading to the drop in infections but many ellie teachers feel they haven't turned that corner on combating coronavirus and that many instructors are concerned about returning to the classroom before getting vaccinated. that was kareen wynter reporting one district in l a county the last version is unified school district has managed to safely reopen campuses even without the teachers and staff members being fully vaccinated. >>that district resumed in person learning back in october and is now up to 2200 students from preschool through 3rd grade. the district superintendent says that there's been 0 on site covid transmission. >>i'm not just shots were supply is a problem according to a new study millions of and 95 masks have been put in storage

we have kelly armstrong, tom del beccaro, hahns von spakovsky, matthew whiter and art del cueto.ressure on governor cuomo that pressure is on that he is be impeached or. governor cuomo downplaying, not apologizing. who cares people died in nursing homes, they died. after his team admitted they covered up the true death toll that put 9,000 patients back into nursing homes. 15,000 now dead. the new debate. if it is really who cares as governor cuomo says, then governor cuomo shouldn't care, he should immediately release the public all the documents, full transcript what went on behind the scenes in his administration. whether he really did tell the truth to the justice department as he now claims. also this, why didn't governor cuomo separate covid patients like florida did? why didn't cuomo use the usn comfort that president trump gave him. it was largely empty. daniel and peter, they lost their father due to covid-19 in new york nursing home. this is every family's worst nightmare. they women talk to us about it. millions still without power in texas from an historic polar blast.

things got off to a downer in the 10 minutes however when andre hahn was left in the don't win votes with all the time and space in the world to slam the out never lost standing keep the mob in his. hand goldman's was continued in the 21st minute as alan ball and cracked a penalty off the crossbar that storm and hurt missed spot kick on the trials. things did then start looking up for the hosts and in swinging a kick from royce and an unstoppable header from thomas delay. midway through the 2nd half jaden sanchez looked back to his best after notching on to a loved pass by roughing out guerrero that was never going to be any stopping the issue and it was just his 3rd goal of the season last season his tally was 17. the hosts were now running away with the game and also have a little help from this own goal with a quarter of an hour left. just may fail excluded high but relief for dortmund and it was clear to see. you have to run the show the functor you know that the fighting spirit doesn't stop and you know disappointed in the last 3 games and you know we had a week to reflect on wh

she chased down the kids like david hahn, telling them, i have a loaded weapon in my purse. she's not a good guy with a gun. she is a threat. if she lived in a state like florida with red flag laws, she would be losing her weapons. no wonder why she's so against them. but we can't let her get away with using that incidence as part of her recovery. she is a fraud. >> fred guttenberg, author, the father of parkland shooting victim jaime guttenberg, coming up on three years since that happened. sir, thank you so much for speaking with us tonight. i know that this is personal and hard, and you being here and being so articulate about what you know on the subject is an invaluable public service. thank you. >> rachel, thank you for having me. i appreciate it. have a wonderful night. >> all right. you, too. thank you. senator chris murphy is going to join us ahead tonight. stay with us. s going to join us ahead tonight. stay with us the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can take you to deep, depressive lows. or, give you unusually high energy, even when depressed. overwhelmed b

at one point today, alameda native james hahn had a three stroke lead, but hard to get a good swing onou're backing into a cactus han had four bogeys on the back nine, finished four strokes back. not long ago, brooks jarocz was the oddest player on the tour kept hitting a second shot in the park for 17 that goes for an eagle breaking kept you out of a tie for lead. it was his second eagle of the day. there was then able to par at 18 to finish a round of 65 that enabled him to win by stroke. the win is the first on tour for kept to in a year and a half. and here we go again, frank little magic with a stick and a puck today in washington, d c caps were hosting the philadelphia flyers. alex ovechkin had two goals to assist and here's one of those goals. you can appreciate a little bit better here in slow motion. there was such a thing. a style points. maybe he should be a figure skater. you get those there that would be worth two on the scoreboard. unfortunately for the caps, though, not good enough to translate into a win, the flyers outscored the capsule seven before but that she is mag

kenan thompson, regina king, kathryn hahn, jake tapper, lilly singh and ike barinholtz will all be joining amber. i guess, you're here to set up for "the amber ruffin show" tomorrow on peacock? >> yeah. and did you know, tomorrow night

that's more than you had hahn key things during the administration. there might be a couple things here or there. but that is nor. it's significant and more than what we saw in the impeachment trial last year. keep in mind, mitt romney from utah, he voted yes on one of the two articles a year ago. so this would be significantly different. you know, again, the other thing that the republican counsel, president trump's attorneys keep coming back to, they keep saying this is a process argument. the president hasn't been allowed due process. you know, a trial in the united states senate is a hybrid. it's a different animal. the rules you applied in a courtroom just don't apply here. it's a different animal. it's supposed to be a political process according to the founders, again, most people don't distinguish between those two things. we've only had 21 total impeachments in the history of the united states. so it's pretty rare. not all of those have gone to trial in the united states senate. it's rare to be through this let alone twice in 13 months. so ag

just -- and then also getting to, like, nod to so many beautiful sitcoms and then i had catherine hahnat job with and all the physical comedy and was very dick van dike it was a really big joy and really, really hard, but it was a lot of fun >> seth: you filmed the first -- this was of course before covid. but you filmed the first episode i believe in front of a live studio audience. was that -- i mean, i imagine that's not something you had done before. how was that >> i have only done, you know, theater before and then, like, going on your show or, like, other shows like it. and i get way more nervous for these kinds of things than anything else. i feel like i was really nervous before with the sitcom because it was our first time filming thisis show and it was in frontf an audience, so we're just like filming our failure if, you know, if it were going to fail it was going to fail in front of a bunch of people. but then i get into a rhythm because i feel like i know how to do my job, but this i don't know how to do ever and, like, i have to do breathing exercises before, like, seeing

number of committees for athletes and explains the challenges she has faced as a woman rafiq mcconnell hahn with her i think there are obstacles for women all around the world let alone a woman with special needs who is wheelchair bound and doesn't have access to many facilities had it not been for those challenges and invitations. he wouldn't be the person sitting before you today i think iranian women under all these circumstances prove many things and themselves to the world a country under sanctions a disabled female athlete and a pandemic with no clear end in sight all obstacles for most but here they are viewed as hurdles to overcome. al-jazeera to han golfer patrick reid shrugged off controversy to when the farmers insurance open in san diego the american was given a questionable a free drop which helped him take a share of the lead heading into the final day because a bit of a stir in the media but read it didn't let it affect him and he cruised to victory by 5 shots at the biggest winning margin in his 9 career titles well this is the moment that has caused all the controversy to h

want to bring in chris hahn, former senior aide to schumer and matt schlapp.utely. we were told that separating kids from adults -- it is not necessarily their parents, it is adults, was racist in a humanitarian crisis. these are the facts, bill. every president whether they be democrat or republican, president bush, president obama separated kids from adults. there is no proof even that in many of these cases that these are their parents and what we have seen is just tragic circumstance where many of these kids are being trafficked. the reason why they are separated from these adults is that they don't want to put the kids in a prison system with some pretty rough characters. when we say kids, everyone is assuming 3 and 4 year old. the predominant number of these people are minors, older teens. we don't know anything about them. it is important we take the right steps to make sure people come to this country legally and the fact is the way the law reads right now joe biden has actually no choice but to separate those kids if he is to follow the law like donal

fda was under a lot of political pressure to fast-track the vaccine and then commissioner stephen hahn who is trying very hard to safeguard the process to approve vaccines and make sure based on science not on political expediency, he made a commitment that the time that the pack would meet every time there was a new covid vaccine to be considered for an emergency use authorization and since then he kept the problem under promise every time any vaccine, he's no longer in there but every time a new covid vaccine is ready to be studied by fda to consider whether or not to issue an emergency use authorization convened a meeting of the verb pack and that's what's happening to look at the johnson & johnson vaccine. >> we will have coverage of that meeting on c-span, who sits on this advisory committee and how do you get a post. >> is a variety of experts, there are 15 voting members and if you members but the fda also has the right to add people to the committee on a case-by-case basis if they feel there is a need for more expertise mr. durbin: i ask consent the quorum call be suspended. th

so this is a fair amount of labor to take the kind of hahn hahn -- handwritten notes that comes out of the site protocol and turn it into a professional work product. so we've got about, i think now five staff working on this almost full time. next slide, please. lastly, i just want to leave you with a few visuals to show you how we're setting up school sites. again, signs, decals in the hallway. we want sign saturation, not just site placement is what -- sign placement is what we've heard clearly. we have two desks, but we've only put one student at them to help with social distancing. they're spaced apart, and we have the windows open. we've also taped off our turned around bookshelves and other materials not needed for the classroom day, and the teacher's work station is set up with a trifold partition and p.p.e. next slide, please. we are, per d.p.h.s guidelines, restricting access or eliminating access to water fountains, but for elementary schools, most of the classum raos, the over -- classrooms, the overwhelming majority have sinks with cups for water with the thought that that