hogan: not really.st of all, chris christie and i are friends, but we don't have to agree on everything. but i think, in spite of all of that, the relationship was pretty good. i tried my best to never be attacking the president regardless of who the president is, i want to work together with them, chairing the national governors association, you know, i brought together in a bipartisan way, all the governors of the states and territories speaking with one voice, in many cases unanimously, pushing for certain things. while sometimes the president may have bristled if we did not just compliment him on everything, for the most part the whole team was very cooperative. david: as a republican, after trump was elected president the first time, you did not vote for him. you worked with him when he was president. you flirted with running against him for the republican nomination in 2020. why did you decide in the end not to run for nomination? gov. hogan: honestly, i don't know if flirting is the right way to

hogan: it was. learned a lot about integrity and public service from my dad and there was that one particular moment i was most proud of him for. it was a difficult decision. he was the first republican on the house judiciary committee to come out for nixon's impeachment, to say it publicly. he was the only republican in congress to vote for all three articles of impeachment. it was a difficult thing with a lot of people very angry, but i think history remembers him well. my dad was running for governor of maryland in 1974. he lost to race due to that vote. republicans were really angry. when i was sworn in, when i was elected in 2014, my dad was there. i was proud he was still around to see it. i said "it may have taken us 40 years but we will finally have a larry hogan in the governor's mansion." david: when you were a teenager your parents divorced and he -- you went to live with your mother in florida. you went to florida state university. you had some jobs working at the -- at beach related pla

the difference is that hogan was 36 in his accident. tiger is 45. we will continue to bring you updates as we get them. >>> san mateo and marin are back in the red tier. this means after being in the purple restrictions can now be loosened. indoor dining is now allowed at 25% capacity. museums, movie theaters and gyms can also open with some restrictions still in place. reopening public schools are up to school districts. it's good news for local restaurants as they can have some tables inside. >> for the customers when we have seniors that didn't want to sit in the weather. it helps a lot. >> relieved. feeling relieved that it's getting better. i just got my second vaccination yesterday. >> the risk of infection is higher in poorly ventilated indoor spaces for long periods of time, combined a lack of masking. restaurants, cafes and films are seen as transmission hot spots. >>> today the president is scheduled to sign an executive order demanding a review of supply chains. it's aimed to avoid shortages of vaccines, ppe and related products. >> the b

in their generations, but what ben hogan did was, you know, unthinkable, incredible. you can think of all the words, all the adjectives you can toe describe what he did, and they really don't do it justice. just almost eerie that his story that tiger woods so admired and here we are years later, and we're obviously thinking about him, his family, carl. thank you so much for jumping on tv with me. appreciate it. >> good to talk to you. >> thanks for having me. >> we've got big news on the vaccine front today. the fda says johnson & johnson's single-dose vaccine is safe and effective and could hit the market as early as next week. >>> plus, voting rights are under attack here in the united states. we'll talk about several new pieces of legislation that threaten access to ballots, and a big shift in how the u.s. deals with russia. president biden's plans to hold russia accountable for recent bad behavior. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. we'll be right back. this phone paired with 5g ultra wideband-- wow! (vo) the new samsung galaxy s21 is here and it's on verizo

republican governor larry hogan joins me to discuss in moments. >>> plus, back to school, vaccinations across the country slowly increase as evidence mounts it is safe to reopen some schools. >> if we want to get our schools open, the best way to do that is to decrease the community spread. >> but when will all children be back in the classroom? i'll speak to cdc director dr. rochelle walensky ahead. ♪ >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington, happy valentine's day. in washington, the state of our union is shaking our heads. former president donald trump is off the hook again this morning. the senate voting 57-43, ten votes short of the two-thirds ma majority needed to convict him of inciting the deadly insurrection on capitol hill that some leaders including vice president mike pence escaped by only a few feet. this is also the most bipartisan impeachment in history, richard burr, lisa murkowski, mitt romney, ben sasse and pat toomey. still the majority chose the easier way out for their political careers and some tried to have their cake and eat it too like minority leader mitch mcco

joining me is republican larry hogan of maryland.en senate republicans did break with their party, voted to convict former president trump. would you have voted to convict and what does the final vote count say about the gop? >> well, first of all, i think there were a lot more people who didn't have the courage to vote that way who may have been convinced and moved by the argument, but you're right, there weren't enough people willing to stand up. there were ten members of the house and seven members of the senate who did. i'm proud of them because sometimes it's not -- it's not easy to go against your party and the base of your party and the former president and -- but it's hard to do the right thing sometimes, but i think i'm proud of those folks who did take that decision and put the country ahead of party or personal affection or whatever. it reminds me of when my dad took that same position back in the '70s in the nixon impeachment. it wasn't very popular with some of these friends but it was the right thing to do. >> i want to

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but he also recognizes that republicans -- and governor hogan just said the same thing to you. republicans are not going to be able to win elections if they do not repudiate donald trump. mitch mcconnell knows that, and it's why he said what he said. he repeated it in an interview right after he took this vote. he said i care about electability and that's it. >> you know, claire mccaskill, joe neguse, his entire closing argument was aimed at an audience of one. he clearly had read mitch mcconnell's book, and there's an excerpt about mcconnell's mentor, john sherman cooper. he says, how do you take such a tough stand and square it with the fact that a considerable number of people who elected you have the opposite view. he didn't hesitate a moment. i not only represent kentucky, i represent the nation and there are times you follow and times when you lead. claire mccaskill, you and i were on the air together a couple times yesterday, and you were defending mitch mcconnell here a little bit during the back-and-forths. where are you on the genuineness of his remarks? >> well, let'

governor hogan talked about faxing to tradition, increasedu funding for education and crime prevention. it is just under 20 minutes. >> my thurlow miller -- marylanders although it seems like a lifetime ago just a year has passed since we last gathered with members of the general assembly for the annual state of the state address. last year i spoke about how maryland was setting a shining example for the rest of america because of our shared convictions that there is no problem we face that hard work, honesty and courage cannot solve if we work together. over this past year as we have faced unimaginable challenges those words were truly put to the test but together we rose to the challenge and it is because of the courage, the sacrifices and the strength of the people of maryland that the state of our state is more resilient than it is ever been before. just days after the last state of the state address i convened a meeting in washington with all the nation's governors and the federal government's top public health experts, including anthony felty and cdc director doctor robert redfie

my guest this morning, the top democratic impeachment manager jamie raskin, larry hogan and dick durbin. plus, the cdc announced new guidelines on opening schools. the biden administration secured 200 million more vaccine doses. i will talk to the director of the cdc rochelle walensky. joining me is kasie hunt, carlos carmelo and audie cornish. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. during the presidential campaign, donald trump made what will be the most accurate public statement he has made. >> i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lewis any voters. >> 43 of 50 republican senators voted to absolve him of responsible for the deadly january 6 riot at the capitol. le final tally was 57-43 to convict. ten votes shy of the 67 needed. this was after democrats read into the record a statement that president trump sided with the mob in a call to kevin mccarthy as the riot was underway. it was after they ma

hogan suffered a broken leg, pelvis and collarbone. >> they said originally that he would never walk again. then he came back. >> our golf analyst remembers his sixth major championship that he won after the accident. an unthinkable accomplishment that made a big impact on woods back in 2018. >> he got hit by a bus and the pain he endured and the things he had to do just to play, all the hot tubs, and just how hard it was for him to walk, that is one of the greatest comebacks s >> now the sports world is hoping there is another chapter in woods career to be written. >> he is one of the most amazing competitors ever in this sport. i have to think he will be given a great run if he can come back. >> one big difference here, then hogan was 36 at the time of his accident. tiger woods is 45. there is a long road ahead for tiger. >> but he's got the strength to do it, if he can. dennis, thanks. >>> everyone from former presidents to notable bay area sports figures are sharing memories and supports for woods on social media. we invite you to do the same using the # kpix. >>> a freeway overp

i'm alex hogan. a look at the alex hogan. a look at the winter weather. freezing conditions are expected in much of the us from washington state to texas to virginia. fox news alex hogan has the latest now from new york about 120 million people from coast to coast are under winter warnings, watches or advisories, a major storm is expected to bring heavy snow, frigid temperatures and dangerous windchills. you don't have to come outside in this don't come. power outages could be a major problem with the arctic blast. it's more than 200,000. people in oregon were without power on sunday with the average temperature in portland hovered around 30 degrees and across the country, nearly 200,000 in virginia. we're dealing with outages. it's been a little tough we have we have no gas. we're all electric at our house, and so. hating the house has been the biggest issue the winter storm, also bringing dangerous travel conditions in washington state. more than a dozen crashes shut down a major interstate, delaying traffic for hours this just days after a massive pile

hogan's alley is known as the rivera country club. that's why tiger was out here, his own tournament. the genesis l.a. open. he wasn't able to participate but handed the trophy off. the irony, hogan's alley and he had this horrible accident, which is a legendary things, to come back from that and now to have tiger in a terrible car crash just having left rivera a couple days ago, a lot of parallel there that is unfortunately frightening and sad. let's hope for the same outcome that ben hogan had that tiger is able to lead and full and successful life and golf would be the icing on the cake. >> neil: yeah, to your point, the comeback at the masters, that mesmerized the nation later that year. former president trump tweeting out, "get well soon, tiger. you're a true champion." a statement coming from jason miller speaking on behalf of the president. at the outset there and i agree with you, jim, he had taken it to a new level. we talk about arnie's army, arnold palmer. the tiger army, a bigger army, more diverse army, opened up golf to

he's a long admirer of jack nicholas and ben hogan and the men before him. a certain irony in the story here when you consider the life of ben hogan. tiger is 45. when ben hogan was 36 years old at the prime of his golfing career, he was making a car drive from phoenix, arizona with his wife back to their home in fort worth, texas. western texas, he got struck by a bus that crossed the double yellow line. he broke several bones in his body. he lived. at age 36, a year later, he came back and competed at the highest level of the game and went on to win several tournaments and major tournaments for hogan. look, tiger woods is aware of this history. martha, i'm a fan of the game. aim fan of his. on behalf of all of us that are hoping the best for tiger woods, say a prayer, keep him in our thoughts and keep our fingers crossed that he will come out of this incident yet again intact as we all hope to see him play very soon. martha? >> martha: well-said. thank you, bill. looking at this kttv shot which is as close as we've seen it in terms of getting a close look

i guess i'm obsessed with it because i also wrote a book about ben hogan. >> ben hogan was able to come was also younger. we don't know what tiger wo woods -- what will happen with tiger woods. we can only hope that he walks again. where do you think this fits into the arc of tiger woods' life? we look back, in some ways, the fairy tale ending to the career would have been the masters win, number 15, in 2019. so where cousin this fit? >> there's a chance there could be another fairy tale ending, given this guy's amazing ability to rehab from injury and surgery. maybe after a long rehab, he walks again, hits balls again plays at a high level again and we've got another grand finale to this incredible career this man has had. >> it may be that the fairy tale ending is just to be comfortable, happy, and pain free, as pain free has he could be. and he wasn't pain free before, with the ten back and leg surgeries combined. you note something really interesting and i want you to go into this. because in 2009, 2010, i covered extensively what was going on in tiger woods' life. the tumult, the s

dave hogan is my name. just wanted to talk a little bit for just a moment about the center of military history. you'll see it's on my -- our web address is on the lead slide. we're the army's clearinghouse for historical activities, and we do a lot of different things for military history for the army. we write official history, which is what my director rat specifically does. we run the army museums through the army museum enterprise and our brand-new national museum in the u.s. army which is due to open in virginia later this year. and a time to be determined. right now we're looking at november, but there are things going on. our website is a great resource for teachers and students. if you want to look thereon, we've got information on the army and all of america's wars. publications, commemorative sites, daily posts and social media, facebook and twitter and instagram. a lot of great things on there for you folks who are looking for material on world war ii or on the army generally. so, i'd like to tal

paul hogan, tracking the rain for us. >> we have the rain falling heavily right now, directly over the bay. that will push into the east bay. oakland, to the east bay, fremont, picking up more west of marin county. that will be moving into san francisco and further down the peninsula, over the next hour to hour and a half. the heaviest rain you will see all evening is going to happen between now and 9:00 this evening. after that, it will be a gradual process to dry out. scattered showers continue until midnight and then a few leftover spangles the rest of the night. there are more rain chances later on this week and into the presidents' day weekend. we will check those out with futurecast in just a few minutes. >>> let them play. the movement calling for the return of youth sports is gaining momentum. today, young athletes take their case straight to the governor. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. kpix 5's ken bastida live in the newsroom with their emotional pleas today. ken? >> yeah, alan, liz, these plans have been on the sidelines for close to you now. today, t

national guard reinforcements, and the department of defense that answers the donald trump denied larry hogan that support to help the united states congress. that is absolutely critical. >> you can find all of our "washington journal" segments on c-span.org. sec. psaki: just a couple of things for you at the top. the president and his administration are continuing to engage closely with leaders on capitol hill about the need to act quickly on the american rescue plan so we can finish the job of getting to thousand dollar checks out to americans, more vaccines in the arms of americans, economic relief to families facing eviction or food insecurity and help reopen schools safely. we are encouraged that both speaker pelosi and majority leader schumer are in full agreement about the need to move swiftly. the committee markups we will see throughout

tom kane, for hogan chairman pointed out should have representation, not as much confidence from the american people. along these lines, and b the undertaking needs to be fair, evenhanded. that shouldn't be controversial and it goes beyond the makeup of the panel. the speaker's proposal is more than an investigation into specific security failures heard here at the capitol. set the stage for broader inquiry and domestic violence extremism beyond just that day but the partisan panel wouldn't decide which are and are not relevant. political violence are important and unacceptable no matter what caused the mob. these are not forms of political speech. for almost a year, we've seen this almost as an increasingly normal phenomenon. none of us should except that. january 6 was uniquely great because intent was to interrupt constitutional duty ofut congres but if thisrg new commission iso go beyond a targeted security failure here the capitol, congress is going to attempt some broader analysis of political violence across the country. in that case, we cannot have artificial of t what terrib

a quick thought from hogan gidley. he was part of the press operations for the president's first impeachment. hogan, good to see you this afternoon. we're now in the middle of an unprecedented impeachment of the president of the united states. your thoughts as you look at how this case is being laid out today on the other side. >> well, the whole thing is just political. it's a power grab by nancy pelosi and the democrats. what they're trying to do is basically permit the evidence involved here to keep the president of the united states from running for office again. that's how scared they are of donald trump. but also what they're basically doing here is trying to say that if you support president trump and do not vote to impeach donald trump, then you do support the rioters at the capitol. that is absolutely disengenius, a dirty trick and dangerous for the future of our country. that is the wrong choice to lay before the american people when you consider we just disagree with democrats fundamentally on policy. we, as

hogan. ms. hogan was born and raised in detroit, was a proud daughter of our community. she began her first career in public district working for the regional public transit system. after 20 years of service, ms. hogan retired before she was called back into service with wayne county clerk. she took proud in it. she believed in grassroots actions. she will be dearly, dearly missed. i also want to give tribute to a very highly respected public servant. this is wayne county sheriff benny napoleon. he left a tremendous mark on our community, and the community that he truly loved to service. benny napoleon served as our wayne county sheriff from 2009 until the time of his death. his love for detroit and its people was unwavering. his tenure as wayne county sheriff was worked to reduce inmate population by utilizing alternative to incarceration and employing electronic tethering. he was well-known for his pernt and his big heart -- personality and his big heart and he had a smile that would just light up the room. shortly after his death, we lost yet another public servant in

by stark contrast, first action taken by ruth hogan senate majority in the got the majority in 2017 was an attempt to reach appear on the nation's healthay care law and rip healthcare away from millions of americans. republicans followed up with the giant tax cut disproportionally and that corporations and superrich. democratic senate majority will start on a different note. this week the house and soon thereafter, the senate will start working on president bidens american rescue plan to deliver it desperately urgently needed assistance in the american people. one final note on this minimum wage, as it has been reported widely, senate parliamentarian's arguments on the $15 minimum wage policy included in the house version of the bill. according to the congressional budget office, raising federal wage to $15 an hour is a hisignificant budgetary impact which should make it permissible under reconciliation rules. i want to thank the hard-working senate staff and my staff senator sanders and many others in participating in these arguments today. on another matter, everyone knows our country

bill hemmer mentioned ben hogan. 72 years ago, ben hogan was hit by a bus while driving a car. they said he was done. broke both legs. it was a major thing for fans that watched ben hogan own the golf world. he came back and won again. tiger woods haas 82 wins on the pga tour. 15 majors hick jack nicholas at 18. there's people pulling for him in the golf world and all over the world because he's bigger than just golf. he's an interesting character in our culture. i guess that's why we're wall to wall but the good news is it's not life threatening. >> we have a live report from the hospital. matt finn? are you there, matt? hey, matt. what do you have? >> hi. >> hi, matt. you're talking to dana. how are you? >> hi, dana. >> you're outside the hospital. tell us what you know. >> yes. this is the harbor ucla medical center. as far as los angeles goes, it's just north of long beach. it's not too far from where the accident site is in rancho palos verde. this is likely the closest hospital that tiger woods could be rushed to. our understanding is he's being treated in the hospital an

ben hogan wins his 4th major championship just 16 months after he collided with a greyhound bus on a foggy texas bridge with his wife valerie in the car. ? survived but hoban suffered a broken leg, pelvis, and collarbone. >> they said he would never walk again and then he came back. >> john remembers his 6 major championships hogan won after the accident. unthinkable accomplishment that made a big impact on woods back in 2018. >> he got hit by a bus. the pain he had to endure, the things he to do just to play. the wrapping of the leg, all the hot tubs and just the how hard it was for him to walk, walk period, that's one the greatest come backs theres. >> many thought his win at the masters in 2019 topped hogan's come back. now the sports world is hoping is another chapter in wood's career to be written. >> is he a -- amazing competitor in sports. and i got to think that he is going to give it a great run to come back if hek. >> kpix5. >>> and be sure to stay with us in our next half hour. we will have a live report. >>> time now is 6:09. fear rising as a rogue coyote attacks again. >

fox's alex hogan has more now from new york.the united states may soon start making some progress in the battle against the coronavirus, the cdc says deaths from covid-19 may start dropping a bit beginning next week, according to the agency. covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are not rising as dramatically as they had been, and that's because the holidays are now behind us. i am anticipate as our hospitalizations start coming down, and they have been that somewhere next week, perhaps a week after we will start seeing deaths come down more. in 26 million americans have already had the virus. it's taken the lives of more than 459,000 people domestically, the rushach more concern over the spread of more highly transmissible variants of the virus. nationwide minorities are significantly under vaccinated and disproportionately harder hit by covid-19. new york city, turning yankee stadium in the bronx into a mega center for covid vaccinations. of the cities boroughs, the bronx has the highest percentage of positive covid-19 cases. th

important in come to the country alone is politically difficult to turn down but particularly peter hogan thank you very much for talking to us about the sink you for your time thank you. now that break said it's done its biggest tax revenue generator the city of london has lost its status as europe's biggest share trading capital to amsterdam a shocking transfer of wealth as the finances of the country rapidly deteriorate and march 3rd finance minister receives so not an advocate of bracks it will need to find money to pay for the pandemic when he delivers his budget a $2.00 trillion dollar economy some to its worst economic performance in 300 years the country is on course to report a budget deficit of $400000000000.00 pounds britain spain a $1.00 trillion dollars in tax a year but the big question is what taxes to increase to pay off the deficit after a decade of austerity are the people of u.k. ready and willing to pay and according to the resolution foundation $2600000.00 people expected lose their jobs this year as about 8 percent of the working population. so what will the finance

larry hogan delivers his state of the state address. he talked about faxing distributional, increase funding for education and crime prevention. just under 20 minutes. >> my fellow marylanders, although it seems like a lifetime ago, just a year has passed since we last gathered with members of the general assembly for the annual state of the state address. last year, i spoke about how maryland was setting a shining example for the rest of america because of our shared conviction that there's no problem we face, that hard work will honesty and courage cannot solve. if we work together. ... . >>. >>. >> last spring, no stay in america had any covid-19 testing capacity whatsoever. as of today the state of maryland has now conducted 7.1 million covid-19 test. just a few months ago, and the covid-19 vaccine seems like a distant dream but now we have begun the greatest peace time undertaking that america has ever launched. all hands on deck effort to produce, distribute and administer hundreds of men and millions vaccines across the nation. a

a cold front will be moving across the northeast through tuesday in new york, alex hogan fox news.r big weekend for skiers and snowboarders in tahoe. more than 8 ft of snow has fallen during the past two weeks at alpine meadows and squad valley ski resorts, and there are plenty of people enjoying the sun snow in the sunshine despite the current coronavirus restrictions at most resorts, a reservation is needed to head up the mountain to ski. today we talked to kevin cooper, he says that there are a lot of people in lake tahoe right now taking advantage of the excellent conditions, so be prepared for crowds. the resorts are all restricted access they have. they're down to about 50% of occupancy at the resort vail resort properties have the north star in kirkwood have a reservation system and the amount of people coming up to the sierra is all time right now. so you are going to experience lift lines, challenges with parking and also the resorts actually closing access, so that's the biggest challenge for you. drive up to top of this weekend has been smooth. but it's always a good ide

next, david hogan with the u.s. center of military history examines the meaning of world war ii and the lasting impact. the friends of the national world war ii memorial provided this video. >> hello and greetings to you all. hope you've had a really good week with the world war ii conference, friends of world war ii. i'm here from the army center of

maryland governor larry hogan pledged nearly 1 million covid-19 tests and an unlimited supply of ppe for the state's schools free of charge on thursday. so far the governor said all but two public school districts have either resumed in person instruction for the march date. hogan said he would use any legal means necessary to get students back into classrooms drawing criticisms from teacher's unions. >> reporter: i'm natasha chen. the city of new orleans has announced all indoor and outdoor bars will be closed friday through mardi gras which is next tuesday. bars operating as restaurants will also be closed to the public. liquor stores will be prohibited in the french quarter and all to go drinks will be banned during this time. latoya cantrell said the crowds seen on bourbon street were unacceptable. she'd rather be accused of doing too much rather than too little when it comes to people's health. >> now the health of the commander in chief isn't just a personal issue, it is a matter of national security. when donald trump contracted coronavirus last october, he was much sticker th

jon: alex hogan at yankees stadium in the bronx, alex, thanks. >>> well in cities across the countryht over reopening schools is intensifying. places like chicago places there will lock out teacher who is don't show pup for in person classes on monday. meantime dr. anthony fauci tells neil cavuto it is safe for schools to reopen. >> we should try to get the children back to school as quickly as we can and keep them in school. you can't have children going back to school as we've had in the past without necessarily having everyone vaccinated all of the teachers or students vaccinated. jon: lucas tomlinson has more on that story. reporter: chicago home to the nation's third largest school system where teachers on the brink of the strike cities democratic mayor says she's fed up with teachers and want to see them return to the classroom as quickly as possible. >> we are failing those children by not giving them the option to return to school. failing grades -- depression, isolation and so much more. we need to get it done today. >> teachers unions also resisting returning to the classro

in new york, alex hogan, fox news. todd: thank you. utah, are considering laws that would ban transgender girls from women's sports because of an unfair advantage. co-sponsoring the bill, the representative joins us live. what is the crux of your bill? >> thanks so much, todd. the crux of this bill led by representative scott satiki in ten see, simply says that for the purpose of defining gender in a student's participation in a school sport, in middle and high school, that it would be determined by their birth gender or their sex on their birth certificate. todd: okay. obviously, in a situation like this, you're going to have some opposition. the tennessee quality exec that opposes your bill write that's the bill is discriminatory and misleading. they're not providing a path for everyone to play. they're picking a group of people and trying to find a way to sit them out of. how do you respond? will your bill put transgender athletes on the bench? >> you know, tennessee led 100 years ago in a very historical manner to give women the ri

too far out to project what happens to tiger woods, if it is anything similar to ben hogan, ben hoganback stories, but tiger woods winning a major from 2008, with the surgeries and infidelity, scandal as well as dui to come back and win in 2019 at augusta national after not 11 years not winning a major i think that is the greatest comeback ever. neil: i think you're right. jim gray, good catching up with you even under these circumstances. we'll monitor anything we get from tiger woods' condition from california. we'll pass that along. meantime we talk about good economic numbers. the national retail federation talking about progress on covid getting behind us could lead to a 8% jump in retail sales activity this year. now we get news out of the gap that it plans to build a new distribution center in longview, texas, to meet rising demand for such topics. imagine that. after this. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the l

i spoke with art hogan at national security's anti-said this is analogous to a flash crash in treasuriesa lot of investors are getting spooked. they haven't seen this happening in a while and they almost can't envision an end to it. romaine: we are talking a 30-something basis point move over less than the past couple of months and i am curious, we talk about the 10 year sitting at 15. that doesn't seem like much of an erosion and that doesn't seem like much of an erosion of gains in equities or erosion of the dividend yield and we talked to a lot of people the past two weeks and said you had that you need to get 3% of nominal yield before you panic. i don't know if we saw today was panic. vildana: again, that rate of change, but the past couple weeks, basically every equity investor was saying yes, we are seeing yields spiking but it is happening for all the right reasons, that is the terminology they used. because what it is signifying is growth down the line, and you are seeing economists at goldman sachs for instance and at jefferies, bank of america, all our revising targets for gro

governor hogan, shame on you. not a big fan of what's happening in florida. >> cpac isn't about conservatism anymore. cpac is about trump's and donald trump until they will follow him right off the cliff if that's where they lead. he leads them, they are playing a shrinking base. >> laura: gloria, a world a world-renowned expert in conservatism, a shrinking, base. >> i don't tend to follow the advice of cnn but look, there's this one point which is the conservative movement is not about a singlebo voice, it's abt lots of voices. wees have a star-studded lineupf great conservatives but here is what 95% of the coalition of republicans and conservatives and the new bank of people. they believe what donald trump, after four years, basically eight years of accomplishments arthat were shrunk at the four years, they're overjoyed that we had a president that did the things that they talked about and fought like for them. if it's donald trump running for president, that's what they want. >> laura: american first conservati

mike: alex hogan live in new york city. alex, thanks a lot. with us to discuss this and more michigan democrat congresswoman and cochair of policy and communications committee, debbi dingell, welcome. congresswoman: thank you, happy valentine's day, mike. mike: thank you, i'm wondering your thoughts on you hear the latest reporting of nursing home scandal out of new york? congresswoman: i'm deeply concerned. we need to have the facts. this is one of the issues that i've been working on since i came to congress. i miss my husband on valentine's day and -- miss him every day. you have workers that are working in several homes at the same time, they are car years, it's hard to find people. so many don't have advocates. this is just another disturbing development and, you know, i obviously want the facts but it highlights how long-term care is spoken in the country. mike: to reopen the nation's schools, here is the cdc from today. >> i'm a big advocate that the guidance is followed, the teachers are prioritized, but from a scientific standpoint, w

trace: death toll numbers are astonishing alex hogan. putting pressure on biden administration after president met with cuomo and other governors at the white house yesterday. mark meredith has more live from the white house. mark. >> good evening president biden is spending his weekend at camp david we're waiting to see what wife white house there may be to news regarding impeachment but as this town is focused on impeachment there are still grows questions about nursing home deaths. we did see the governor of new york andrew cuomo here at the white house yesterday he had a chance to meet with president biden as well as other governs as they were talking about this covid relief package, this bill that stimulus package that the administration has been eager to get passed the white house press secretary was asked after the meeting, if the administration stand behind cuomo gwinn new allegations of a coverup. >> the president hosted governor cuomo and a bipartisan group of governs and mayors to the white house today to get their perspective

hogan's comeback reads like fiction.. >> this guy knows how to recover. he never gives up. and he's got a wonderful family around him to support him and friends and the entire golfing community. and i think that's going to rejuvenate him and provide inspiration for him to work his way through this. >> guys, i asked notah what his good friend is probably thinking about in the hospital room behind me and he said, you know, probably about being a dad and returning to that part of his life. we have been fairly obsessed with will tiger return to golf? tiger's thinking about getting out there with charlie, being a caddie. the long record to recovery starts in earnest now, guys. >> craig, thank you so much. we'll focus on tiger woods' road to recovery. we have an orthopedic surgeon with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> dr. wright, big picture for a second. we've heard about the right leg, tibia and fibula, trauma is rarely an isolated event. as you know. how likely is it because of the high energy nature of the accident th

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mike: alex hogan live in new york city, thanks a lot.stronauts now taking a stroll above the earth. you can see their space walk live right there on your screen. how cool is that? the astronauts are working on one of the airtight hatches on the outside of the international space station. nasa flight engineers kate rubins and victor glover jr. set out about 6 a.m. eastern time, so that means they've been outside of the spacecraft for more than seven hours. they'll be completing another walk on friday and will be joined by a japanese astronaut. we wish them the best. ♪ ♪ mike: president biden's calling for the senate to quickly pass his $1.9 trillion covid relief bill that narrowly passed the house with no republican support. david spunt is live in wilmington, delaware can, where the president is spending the weekend. hello, david. now. the eyes of the nation are upon those 100 senators that have a difficult decision and important decision to make here in the next couple of days. now, president biden wants this to pass as soon as possible,

fox's alex hogan is at a shake shack location.hake shack, they're opening up twice as many stores this year as last, right, alex? reporter: hi, connell. that's right. a lot of big expansions are as more people are dining out, getting fast-food during the pandemic, forcing a lot of big companies to have conversations about what the future of dining will really look like. >> are we going to have to get rid of the fast-food places with playgrounds on the front? are restaurants going to continue to being able to offer cocktails to go? is take-out and delivery going to remain the staple for many restaurants that it is right now? reporter: the yum! brands, including taco bell, kfc, rolling outduel drive through and contactless pickup. shake shack plans to unveil prototype of walkup windows. the company will open up twice as many restaurants this year as last. most small businesses are hard hit in this industry and they cannot redesign. blair around her husband opened jimmy's, which is a family diner in brooklyn as they started a family

alex hogan, thank you very much. eric? eric: yeah, arthel.this sunday on the other side of the country, indoor religious services back in session today across california. that after the supreme court ruled governor gavin newsom's decision to shut them down entirely was unconstitutional. christina coleman live in our los angeles bureau with the latest on the services today. hi, christina. >> reporter: hi, eric. yeah, many church members say they are grateful for the court's ruling. we caught up with a parishioner here at st. monica catholic church, and he tells me being allowed to return to indoor worship services will give him a sense of normalcy during this pandemic. >> it's the church, kind of like our second home. there's a quality of family about this church. i guarantee you, they're still going to take every precautions. they're going to space people apart except for families. >> reporter: st. monica catholic church, which services some 7,000 families, is one of many churches across the state that adjusted worship services to state healt

maryland the re-hogan talking about leadership. he was interviewed by the ceo of the mount vernon estate, hosted by the brookings institution. vernon. >> welcome, everyone. i'm joined here for this conversation. we've got the governor. welcome. >> thank you very much. it's a pleasure and honor to be with you. i'm sorry we are not there in person but i'm glad to be there with you virtually. >> you can see behind me there's a picture where you can see maryland. and of course the water that comes up to the state here. >> we are happy to let you use it. >> you have a wonderful connection at the beautiful statehouse. talk about where you see him. >> this is the oldest operated statehouse in america and this was the first capital of the united states after the end of the revolutionary war. i'm in the governor's reception room talking with you but in a room just below me is the old senate chamber we recently restored back to its original condition. it's where george washington resigned the commanding general of the forces and it's where w

arthel: alex hogan in new york city. thank you.c: the first departure from the biden administration white house deputy press secretary tj duck resigned yesterday one day after suspended for threatening a reporter, he has apologized and president biden's apologizing and going into detail, he said i know this is terrible i know i cannot take it back but i also know i learned from and do better this incident is not representative of who i am as a person and i'll be determined to earn back the trust because of my intolerable action. on friday the white house made it clear it felt his conduct was inappropriate and suspension not termination was not the right punishment, that cop people by surprise president biden himself and he insisted any misconduct would lead to determination. >> i'm joking when i say this, if you ever work with me and i hear you treat another colleague with disrespect, talk down to someone i promise you i will fire you on the spot. >> that was the president on january 20 as for this weekend the president is at camp