jason: yeah. actually going well. the border was locked down, the economy was zooming, and we didn't have these inflationary, you know, numbers coming at us. but i want to segway here and talk a little bit about the mandates that you mentioned, because you've authored a bill to try to get rid of the mandates that are being imposed on our military. tell us about that. but i've got to tell you, as i go and talk to people across america -- some vaccinated, some not -- i think they're fed up with these mandates. they just don't think that the federal government should be telling them to get an injection, and if they do or they don't and they can or cannot go into a restaurant, they think that's a bridge too far. >> yeah. we know that mandates have not worked and just look at the past several weeks. we had over 500,000 people with positive tests two days ago and then just yesterday i think we were up to almost 500,000 as well. so the mandates don't work. what we did in the nda, the national defense aut

jason harper. sports loving, outdoors loving california boy with a childhood best friend named paul, who as they grew became tall paul. >> we were always together. early years he was taller than me and i caught up. we were the two tallest guys in school. >> when they got to high school there was one sport they were well suited to play. volleyball. >> harp was a stud, you know. i am not going to lie to you and sugar coat it. mvp on the team. >> yes. went on to play at ucla where he met jeremy grant. here they are together on ucla bruins talk on public access tv. >> everybody came back. we are not go to lose or whatever. came back. they have not lost since then. >> we can beat a lot of the teams out there, you know, we can definitely be a final four contender. >> we ran the same speed. we would run the warm-ups and end up talking together and became roommates throughout college. just a great guy, great friend. >> quiet, mind you. shy. at least around the girls. >> he wasn't quite the ladies man. not

jason chaffetz, take us home. >> jason: if you want the results, you have to elect different people.ove what harris and tomi just said about it, but i've got to tell you. if you want to change in your city, stop electing these democrats because they are the ones that are not prosecuting the crimes, not supporting their police force, and they are not doing what needs to be done to actually make your community safe. >> emily: that's right, and hopefully there will be some type of incentive for good people to run, so that the buffet -- the elected buffet -- i feel like a lot of the ballots, they are really stunted. and the options are all terrible, frankly. all right, just just ahead, the left tried and failed to attack governor ron desantis during a rise in covid cases. then they tried to take a swipe at senator ted cruz by using his 13-year-old daughter. that's next. ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams

jason was a good cop.e was the only way to do it. and that's why you see the streets full today. >> bill: part of what the viewers need to understand is that there is video of these assassinations we can call them. it has not been released. it may become public, we don't know that. the killer stood over these bodies based on the description we're getting firing more bullets into them. if that becomes public it will leave an impression for the entire country to think about. >> it is now left up to the family next. ty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ before you go there, or fist bump there, or...oh! i can't wait to go there! or reunite there, ♪ ♪ start here. walgreens makes it easy to stay protected wherever you go. schedule your free covid-19 booster today. i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just was

jason: when is your message online five? jason: the u.s.d come down on the side of energy security. it's been operating for six decades. it is the major source of energy for michigan, ohio refineries, detroit airport, and the southern quebec economies. about 640,000 barrels a day of light oil. it is critical to the upper midwest and central canada. canada has a treaty with the united states. we appreciate the u.s. sitting down and talking about this in context with the treaty, but we want to say to the biden administration, while you are begging opec to increase shipments, why are you talking to the governor of michigan to stop the efforts of interrupting the pipeline? josh: generally good news for alberta coppers. voters in alberta expect a valid budget coming from you next month? jason: we will see. the fiscal situation is improving. last year we were looking at an $18 billion deficit because of covid. we have been restraining spending, and the big bump up in commodity prices is putting us in the range of a potential balanced budget in th

and we know that's on jason's phone, jason's phone, because the police have taken his phone to -- tooad the information. >> all this seemed routine, then something ominous. on sarah's twitter feed, her brother-in-law nick learned that days before sarah went missing she had tweeted, "so, you know i live on a dead end. i see you creepin.'" and a second one, "getting threatened for days now. is that the new thing to do? " >> the dead end part really was the one that got to me. like, was someone following her? did she get to the house and someone attack her? it's a dark, dead end, very dark where she parks. >> they're very creepy, what she posted -- >> very creepy, yes. very creepy. >> no one had any idea who or what she was referring to. there were so many questions, and sarah's brother-in-law wanted answers. with the help of some large friends, nick went looking for anyone who was with sarah the night she vanished. he sounded more like a detective than a floor refinisher. >> who was she talking to, who'd you see her talking to, who'd you see her last leave with at the party, who she --

>> jason: i -- >> laura: what is she winning?jason: i would give democrats some advice start looking at grooming successors to some of these people who are going to be out of the way sooner or later. >> laura: okay. we have made progress. gentlemen, great to see you both tonight. thank you. and back to fauci. his apocalyptic pronouncements seem to soueid not just the public but among some of his cronies as well. first came the cdc big admission that after immunity was stronger at the anti-vaccine and they were forced to admit that cloth masks work with this. we told you that almost two years ago. and almost of the most strident supporters of these mandates are begin to see the light. >> we are dealing with a less verlander strain. the expectations will get resettled a little bit. we need to look at the things that might not necessarily be contributing that most to reduce further spread in society. >> laura: joining me now is dr. peter mccullough based in dallas, texas, first of all, you are awesome at the rally over the weekend,

jason rantz is joining me.ous situation to see guy carrying a 70-inch screen tv out of target in broad daylight and thinking he can get away with it. he has 22, stolen from the store 22 prior times, has rap sheet dating back to the 1980s. clearly a judge must have lookd and said, okay, you are going to jail. is that what happen? ed >> jason: no, this is seattle, we don't have judges that put criminals in jail n. this case, on first appearance, he was released. prosecutor office asked for $5000 bail. given this person has been trespass from target and has a long history, he is a threat to the public. the judge decided to release the suspect on his own, personal recognizance. he is still not in jail n. this case, the judge, belinda young, according to the paperwork, seems to indicate the suspect has covid or came in contact with covid, mentions of having to quarantine for quarantine period, we assume that is what the case is. he is in a homeless sxhoelths i'm sure he is being responsible and isolating from everyb

another. >> nobody said a word to jessica and jason. they noticed police blocking off the area with crime scene tape. >> i grabbed on to the officer saying what is going on. why are they calling for crime scene tape. he i don't know what is going on. i just know there are two people in the house that are deceased. >> chilling words but nothing compared to what investigators would find inside. >> seems to be an element of personal anger. close quarter killing with a weapon in their hand. >> definitely seemed to be personal with the brutality involved. y seemed to be personal with the brutality involved how did olay top expensive creams? like this with hydration that beats the $100 cream in every jar of regenerist retinol24 collagen peptide new vitamin c and the iconic red jar can't top this skin shop now at olay.com let's get ready for jalapeñoooo popperrrrs! can you hand me some potato skins. theyyyy're loooaded! turns out, michael buffer speaks like that all the time. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's b

for erin's widower jason, the dream is gone. only an empty chair, an empty ache remain as he and so many in the family, as if climbing those montana mountains, try to keep putting one foot in front of the other. >> it's a dance between the grief of their loss to the joy and the blessing of having experienced them. >> it's like seeing a meteor. you wouldn't curse your luck that you saw this meteor. you'd just be thankful that you were blessed to see it. so we just have to cling to that, that wow, how amazing that we got to spend a good part of our life with two of the most precious people on the planet. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. you for g ♪♪ >>> welcome to the nbc news now special "good-bye 2021," a year to remember and a year to forget. i'm joe fryer. >> and i'm stephanie sellers. >> the year started with a lot of hope for new beginnings as covid vaccines became widely available, but 12 months later, covid continues to impact us. we're going to get an extra take. >> a

jason, when i first heard this i was like excuse me, what?or the c.e.o. he's calling their bluff. if you spend all that time training them, hey, let's make sure they are all in. no excuses. >> harris, interestingly, he does say if you turn down $5,000 to stay here you are committed. that's true. >> yeah, i guess. i want to know if i take the money, though, how long do i have to stay? because i'll take the money and i'll stay that requisite amount of time and move on. we used to have a workforce where people felt like they were part of something great. they were in a job and do that job as well as you can no matter what your responsibility is because it builds character. that's what i'm teaching my teenager. i can't imagine her first job is going to pay her five grand, right? when she gets out there to work at whatever she works part-time in school. i mean, i want her to be there for the work ethic of it all and if they want to pay her more, great. but this makes me feel greedy, four weeks later, see ya, and count the cash. >> emily, when he w

>> jason, it's enormous. about this with sports for decades. whenever there's been a national crisis we use sports to keep everybody calm, give you a sense of normalcy. sports has dropped the ball on the pandemic. sports has not covered itself in any glory whatsoever. they decided months into 2020 that the show is going to go on and that's the bottom line here. even in the nhl you see some games getting cancelled. but basketball and football it's game time, go time, they're not changing that. the other problem is the unions don't have consensus with their membership. it's a conservative sport like baseball. >> i have a question. kyrie irving. first of all i'm exhausted with the unvaccinated, the intentionally unvaccinated. kyrie irving is in that category. he says that he did not understand the consequences. take a listen and let's talk about it. >> i knew the consequences. i wasn't prepared for them, by no stretch of imagination, coming into the season i had my thought process on being able to be a full team

jason. okay.ou so much for your report. >> it isn't just people connected to the warriors who have been eagerly awaiting clay's return to the nba hardwood. >> we spoke to a few players from around the league about thompson's come back and some of their best memories of playing against him. >> the memory that i that's burned. as the game 6. when i was in our case, showed up those bells, tough. whenever you a player. especially one, that's a that extended period of time. just seeing them come back from injury i that's just amazing. in itself may be great for the >> no player always been a big fan just, you know how he carries himself. how competitive he is. always fun playing against a good, you know, just. that brothers, you know, to believe me that it was said that he missed 2 years. i couldn't you know what i would howard respond to have to, you know, sit and watch to that at this point. my career like this point. the point is to to get but it would be great to see him back out of a series. opene

jason was the first person in his family to become a police officer. as i thought about him, i could not help but to reflect on my life. disappointed in my observation, the desire in the police department to build new bridges, he decided to go inside and help from within and he was committed to that desire and he did it for the right reasons. he wanted to make a difference. he wanted to become a police officer. and also thought about jeffrey. what it means to be a big brother, jeffrey. all you want is the best for your baby brother. you spend your entire life trying to protect them from harm and feel hopeless when something devastating happens. we have a tendency to blame ourselves when that happens. please don't do that. your brother was a hero and he understood the bonds of brotherhood and what it means to be a brother. and how painful this is for you. i remember looking at your face and thinking about bernard, my baby brother, and all i could say to you is that you have physically lost your brother, but you have gained me as your brother. and i than

nick: jason first. nasty little left to righter. jim: i don't know how you keep your mind occupied all this time if you're will zalatoris. nick: you have one thought, hole it to win. this for birdie. nick: wow. mighty close. his game is completely back. will is going to step right in and -- clean up. jim: does he have any idea what's going on about 100 yards away? can a young man just 25 with a unique putting style make the stroke of a lifetime for his first win? zalatoris! nick: too straight and too weak. he thought he did everything right and he was expecting it to go the other way. i thought that line he put down -- sharpie line dead straight and if he was going dead straight he needed to hit it firmer, obviously. jim: he thought he made it about 10 inches outside the hole. nick: yeah. yeah. it was a smidgen right to left. they don't have the luxury of the green books anymore. jim: didn't have enough speed to it either. maybe a little more behind it, it might have dropped. and luke list has withstood an hour and 45 minutes sittin

jason: that is a good point.morgan has spent needs to spend a lot in terms of technology, expanding distribution in the u.s. and outside and increasing market. there is something to see from others. i think wells fargo is coming from a different point. they for the last several years have spent a lot and as effectively as they can. there are places they can become more efficient and use those proceeds to reinvest in the franchise. throughout next weeek, there is expense pressures in the industry not only from wages by things like travel and entertainment as well as technology e-marketing. romaine: i want to get your thoughts on the regulatory environment. there has been talk about the reshaping of the fed and just a little bit more regulatory scrutiny coming out of the current administration. how do you factor that into your optional outlook for the bank ing sector? jason: at the moment, there is uncertainty around m&a. the fed started re-approving deals after a hiatus. there is backlog and rhetoric around what d

jason, _ restrictions. i think it is really disgraceful. jason, if- restrictions. definitely be knocking on doors in the not too distant future. jason, from your point of view, are you not at all worried that you will not on a door and the door will be opened by a junior doctor or a paramedic or a nurse, who could say to you "i've lived under those pressures, we didn't spend any of our time partying socially because we knew what the rules said." and will struggle to understand how that is not understood by some at least in number ten. understood by some at least in number ten-— understood by some at least in number ten. understood by some at least in numberten. . , ~' number ten. absolutely. i think it has been a _ number ten. absolutely. i think it has been a big — number ten. absolutely. i think it has been a big divide. _ number ten. absolutely. i think it has been a big divide. almost - number ten. absolutely. i think it has been a big divide. almost as| has been a big divide. almost as divisive as brexit had. people on the one side who just want to depose the

i'm your host, jason dumas, us. we've had a little bit of time to digest that 49 ers game and there's a whole lot to unpack there. there's warning, but this one is going to sting for a while for niners fans. 10 point lead in the final quarter just like that. we've seen this movie before. let's go to so 5 stadium. they were calling it levi south all week. niners fans showed exactly why today they did their part. this guy did his part to trent williams playing on that bomb ankle first forty-niners possession. this is not what you want to see to start the game. jimmy garoppolo overthrows a wide open. george kittle. that could have been 6. instead. the niners have a point. now the rams turn in the red zone. they make a mistake of their own. matt stafford to cooper cup intercepted by jimmie ward. forty-niners in business. but check this out. cheap shot by fred warner on the return. characteristics of him. no place in the game for that. but it didn't matter. anyway. rams get the ball back. cooper kupp catches this touchdo

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jason, thank you all. so one last chance today for the forty-niners to punch a ticket to the postseason. >> they have to beat the rams in la to do it. and boy, did the red and gold. take us on a wild ride. jimmy g the quarterbacking starting nod. he had a rough 1st half with that injured thumb. there's a look at the rap on it. and so did the forty-niners down 17. nothing at one point. but they make a furious comeback. now down only touchdown in the 3rd. >> people samuel takes the pitch and present to do one jennings. the 24 yard touchdown. it's a 17, 17 tight, but the 2 and a half minutes left. matthew stafford finds cooper cup from 4 yards out. another ramps take a 24 17 lead. >> so the forty-niners going to have to drive the length of the field with 31 seconds left, garoppolo hits had a huge game, 14 yard touchdown there that i did to 24 and we >> are going to overtime. niners would win the toss. get the ball first. and robin gold. 24 yards out to give san francisco a 3 point lead. but there was almost 3

and the words of the widow of jason rivera who thanks to the police commissioner jason , is posthumously promoted to first grade detectiveti were wee ringing in to see a standing ovation in st. patrick's when she said you didn't like those new laws and the new d.a. and everybody stood up, including the priest then and the cardinal up there. we've got to understand we are the majority. those loud mouthed leftists are nothing but a minority. s that governor is talking out oft both sides of her mouth. she's saying that she wants to talk to the mayor adams and figure this crime thing out and at the same time she's talking to her lefty friends saying, hey, we're not going to change any of the no bail laws. we're going to make sure we keep let them out one aft another. and you reference the in california. this guy says now he's a woman and therefore he two years in juvie he's going to spend his time with young girls when he's in there for h sexually molesting not just one but three young girls and he doesn't have to register as a sex offender. is this a joke? it's time to take america back . >

right now on jimmy kimmel, jason >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- jason bateman. ashley park. and music from laufey. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh! well, hi, everyone. hi, guillermo. thank you much. hi, everybody. oh, very nice. very kind. i welcome you. thanks. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for joining us from our headquarters here in hollywood where -- you know how it feels like the world could end at any second all the time now? like we're the loud mouth in a horror movie and you know it's coming, you just don't know when? if you do, this isn't going to make you feel any better. this morning in chicago, they gave the annual update on the "doomsday clock." this is a clock that is supposed to tell us how close we are to the end of human life on planet earth. it's not a fun clock. it's not like the kind of clock flavor flav would wear jauntily around his neck. [ laughter ] it's a death clock. they had the yearly unveiling today, and this is where things stand apocalypse-wise. >> today, the members of t

you do want want to miss our trades today joining me for the hour, jason snipe, stephanie link, josh brown and pete najarian co-founder of market rebellion.com. good to see everyone today let's take a look at where the markets currently stand because they look different than they did an hour ago. nasdaq pushing a 100-point gain. the dow is down nine yields holding steady, very much the key part of the story today. 176 is the yield on the ten-year note so, pete, jim cramer said the following. this is what he did on twitter people are looking at the ten-year if the ten-year stabilizes buyers come in and they seem to be doing that, pete, in the nasdaq >> yeah. there's no doubt about it, scott. take a look at the reaction. as a matter of fact, yesterday how about the move where we reversed 400 points give or take and now we're just adding to that it's a remarkable move to the upside and there is that fear of missing out and everyone is being looking at this saying, look, when is my opportunity people are looking at a lot of these names and there are so many names that are absolutely beat

virgin islands. >> thank you, jason. madame speaker, colleagues, members of the capitol hill family, including mr. and mrs. sicknick, you are members of our family now, as well. last year our country showed the best and worst of our country, our democracy. in georgia, grassroots organization having worked for months to get people registered and to come out and vote saw the fruit of their efforts as americans of all walks of life, young and old, black-and-white, poor and rich, voted and elected two new senators from georgia. showing that your vote can make a difference, can change history, can make representation matter. at the same time, a president, a man and his cronies drunk with power and intent on keeping the spigot of that power open, plotted and used the frustrations, ignorance, fear, anger, bigotry of many as a fire hose to push away the election results and destroy our democracy. the efforts of that day, january 6, were crushed by the brave men and women of the metropolitan and capitol police who defended the ci

she joins me next along with jason rantz. and we have this. >> if the republicans win power this november that's it. the american experiment is over. >> harris: that sounds so desperate. apparently america is done for if the democrats lose their seats in november. i guess we should brace ourselves since it is looking like there is a good chance many of them will. we'll try to figure this one out, stay close. m of homeownership more than veterans. at newday, you can buy a home with no down payment. and they're holding the line on purchase loans with rates in the twos. already own a home and need cash? with the newday100 loan, you can get up to $60,000 or more and lower your payments $615 a month. no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans like newdayusa. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself... 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is

jason nathanson spoke with the cast and its creators. jason: let the journey began. the spinoff "how i met your father" has finally arrived. hilary duff stars and sophie. she is single and ready to mingle. >> this is not a reboot. it is a show on its own. jason: she did not catch the original the first am around. >> i was on tour when it first came out. >> it is really exciting. new faces and people who are diehard followers of the original. jason: everyone involved excited and nervous. >> of course there is pressure. jason: the writers and creators in charge of how i met your father saying they love the original and want to honor it while also updating it because historically, many of these network to comms about a group of friends living in the big city have been very white and straight and that is not perfect of a real life. it was important for them to -- >> bring people together that do not all have the same experience because it makes for a more interesting life and more interesting television. jason: she describes herself as an og fan of the original series. >

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jason rivera killed a week ago today. next week we'll honor his partner as he is laid to rest as well. thank you for watching with us. "the faulkner focus" is up next. >> harris: breaking news as we are learning disturbing truths about president biden's border crisis cover-up. the federal government is treating communities in texas and new york as drop-off points for bus loads and plane loads of illegal migrants and the white house is telling us well, it isn't happening. but you know we have receipts. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". a source with probation and customs enforcement tells fox news illegal immigrants with criminal records are being released into the united states. well, in "focus" yesterday we caught it live. single adult males and some females. they were released in san antonio, texas. we know it is happening in brownsville, texas and westchester new york. and taxpayers we know are largely footing the bill for all their travel and lodging expenses. republican lawmakers are getting lo

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sports director jason dumas joins us after the break. with reaction to barry bonds. 10 rejection in his final year of eligibility. >> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. clear skies throughout much of the bay area today. that's far along the coastline. the offshore winds are blowing. could we soon see some rain? we'll talk about it coming up. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability >> now a 15 we're continuing to follow developments out of eastern europe where the u.s. and its nato partners are on high alert as tensions along the ukraine russian border, our intensify. the biden administration has n

the white house won't go there for some reason. >> winners and losers: jason?to retire probably before he want to do so could replace him with, before the midterm elections when democrats could lose control of the senate. roger collins, who in their tenth and final year of eligibility, were denied entry to the baseball hall of fame over allegations that they used performance-enhancing drugs. >> jeff, your winner and loser. >> on a lighter note, my winter is willow, the biden new cats, who gets the full white house to creep around. my loser is commander, their new dog as of last december, who has to share the white house with a cat. >> has there been pulling that the cat is better than the dog, in some way? [laughter] >> the cat was just adopted today, so the polling is still premature. [laughter] >> no offense to the cat people out there, but i think they always have an agenda. kimberly, winner and loser. [laughter] >> go dogs. my winner is the new york police commissioner, a powerful speech at jason rivera's funeral, reminding us of the importance of the polic

let's go to jason. jason. tell me what you think. it is hard to think. what is the absolute worst in your view? >> you went through a lot of the most terrible people who we can be unhappy with. the absolute worst person for me is defined by the fact that we had expectations they have disappointed it will harm us all. merrick garland. he will go down as the neville chamberland of american politics. stood in the way of the things congress has done and sat there passively as abortion rights have been sacked. he has been the single worst political figure this year. >> yeah. listen, when he was president obama's pick for the supreme court, you know, you had all kinds of other people out there. my face was like -- i am not sure he is the man for the moment. i call him merrick the mild. he seems to be very calm but perhaps things will change. tiffany cross, who is the absolute worst? >> i am going to tell you the absolute worst. i am so tired of wearing masks everywhere that i go. events getting cancelled. not being able to gather in large places. the absolute

jason, you own it. "tech check" earlier today tell us that international subs are the thing to watch >> absolutely. netflix has been a tough slay. recently it's down 14% year to date underperformed the market last year and it's up 11% last year, but yeah, the sub editions in media are tough to come by internationally, that's where the opportunity is and that's where the pricing power is they've got a lot of runway there, but it's an expensive stock. it's always traditionally traded at a premium so i'm not overly bullish on the name, i don't have a lot of conviction here, but they've invested a lot on the content library and hopefully that will benefit them going forward and going into the later half of 2022 >> sorry, jason. i didn't mean to step on your toes at the end there. dr. j, you own netflix calls and growth in the u.s. and canada has stagnated and everybody is now focused on international asia subs and the content spend and the pricing increase what do you see here >> well, just like jason said,

reportera: es el Último dÍa de honras fÚnebres para jason rivera.r. su esposa recordÓ el Último dÍa con su esposo, con quien tuvo una discusiÓn en la maÑana de la tragedia. >> nos peleamos porque le pedÍ que en su dÍa libre no estuviera pendiente del celular de trabajo. me fui en un uber y me dijo que estaba segura de no irse conmigo, ya que podÍa ser la Última vez. reportera: la viuda exigiÓ a las autoridades a acabar con la impunidad con el auge criminal. dijo que estaba cansado su esposo con las leyes del fiscal de distrito y que el sistema les fallÓ. los restos de rivera fueron cremados. el oficial rivera recibiÓ el tÍtulo pÓstumo de detective. se espera que el presidente biden se reÚna con el alcalde de nueva york la prÓxima semana para discutir un plan para frenar la violencia. ilia: el secretario de seguridad nacional visitÓ laredo, texas, para verificar la situaciÓn de migraciÓn en la frontera. harÁ visitas similares a yuma y al paso, texas. jorge: un proyecto de ley podrÍa permitir rechazar resultados electorales en ese estado. ilia: nuevos

this is to honor the life and sacrifice of officer jason rivera.d down when they were responding to domestic violence call earlier this month in harlem. flags will fly at half-staff across the city following that powerful miles on procession for his wake yesterday. firefighters lined the fdr to salute the slain rookie officer's casket which was draped with flags. thousands of police came out to pay their respects to the fallen brother from all over the world. so did people in the community. >> for such two young people it's terrible. >> a little overwhelmed because is he so young. that could be my child. anyone's child. >> will serve the city and his life is taken. how do you explain that? how do you justify. >> jetblue is offering free flights for families of the slain officers as well as members of law enforcement who just want to attend the funerals. rivera married his high school sweetheart in october. his widow posting a moving message on instagram describing how empty she feels saying, quote: this is the heaviest my heart has ever felt. i lov

sayso jason kilar, thank you for joining us on the heels of the at&t report. great to have you here >> thanks, julia >> jason, i want to get to the numbers but the deal is set to close in the second quarter, so my question to you is, how soon could we see the warnermedia and discovery streaming app assets combined and what is this combination going to mean for you as an executive? >> so that's what we call a leading question here in the industry, julia, as you know it's too early to answer that, either of those questions, candidly in terms of what a service could look like or services could look like post close, but clearly when you look at the results of hbo max, which i'm hoping we get into, i think the facts speak for themselves, which is hbo max is a leading streamer and clearly 2021 was a big year for it. >> yes, and you added a better than expected 4.3 million subscribers in the fourth quarter, but what's interesting is we're just coming off of netflix's results and they added twice as many subscribers in their fourth quarter but it was their guidance of

back to you guys. >> jason, thank you. meanwhile, an amazing journey is in its final stretch this weekend. check this out. this is 19 year-old zahra rutherford. and for the past 150 days, she's been fun flying around the world by herself. she soared over 5 continents. and 52 countries. and was she finally touches down in her home nation of belgium. tomorrow. she will have already broken 2 world records. the teen pilot set to become the youngest woman to fly solo across the globe. and the youngest woman to do it in a little micro like playing her. parents say they hope that she can inspire others to follow their dreams. >> we're extremely parent. we're extremely no, don't what? she's that because it the message she screen, i go for it. people reach for the you can do so much more than you think you can. >> pretty cool story there after she travels the world. zahra says that her final destination will be visiting her favorite sandwich shot. why next? the airfield in her hometown. very cool. thanks for joining us tonight. her

jason, your thoughts. i emphasize this because there's a thing in life and definitely in policy where people think they know something, and then they start talking based on what they think they know. i always would say respectfully, cool, let's make sure you know what you think you know is right or not. and i think i'm going to put that chart back up on the screen one more time because this is the news and these are facts. even recent history, even president obama not able to really dent this. clearly, both joe biden and the people around him in the white house counsel's office and the other places doing the vetting, it would appear they care about this, jason. >> yeah, they care about it. and they should, ari. look, the practicality is, if you want a judiciary that is remotely reflective of the country that we have, you should have more black women on the judiciary. you should have more black men on the judiciary. you should have more people on the judiciary that didn't come out of top five law schools. t

jason, good to have you with us. so this is a very serious allegation against these elite universities. how surprising is this and how widespread is the problem? well, i don't think it's so surprising. we know that in many, for many years, people have gotten admission because they are connected or because they had wealthy donors as family members. so some elements of this case are not surprising. it is upsetting though. busy because using wealth to determine admission or limiting financial aid is fundamentally anti american. so many americans changed to were the trajectory of their families by getting a university education. so putting a university education out of the reach of some students and price gouging is a serious problem for the future of our nation. and particularly for my students, who are many of them come from working class backgrounds that are african american or latino. yeah, and that's an interesting point you make, jason, because some of the service say the financial aid formula, as you say, benefite

so all feels doesn't jason, we know you talked about those twos. just devastating injuries. >> clay looked like he was moving. well, any word on any apprehension on him being able to do some of the things that he was doing before? all systems go for him. they weren't going to let him come back until he felt completely comfortable. >> jonathan, you saw that dunk. yeah. you put someone on the posters first game back. so he still has those hops. and one thing is he won't be playing back to backs in the beginning and he'll be on a minute. county probably won't play more than 25 minutes on a given night as they start to ramp it up. but this is just the beginning. but as far as that goes for things he can do on the court, he can do everything that he did before he got hurt. >> today is definitely a day warriors fans, sports fans in the bay area will not forget jason dumas, sliwa chase center. thank you so much. >> and for all of nation, as we mentioned, it's been a long 2 years as we've been waiting for claytor hit the court once again. yeah, fans were t

jason, the niners had their chances. they just couldn't capitalize. >> and jonathan, tough, tough, tough ending for the forty-niners season and >> unfortunately, it's a story we've all seen before blown 4th quarter league and a poor quarterback performance. that was the nail in the coffin. we'll have full highlights later in the show bullish. so you some of the key plays in this one and they were calling so fy stadium levi south and for good reason. look at all the red that showed up 65%. >> of the fans of forty-niners fans. 3rd quarter, jimmy garoppolo. it's george kittle right here, though. niners are in control. it's 17 7. i'm looking at flights to la. we go into southern california. silly me. 4th quarter. 3 point game here. the forty-niners have a chance to steal back all the momentum. but your car dropped the easiest interceptions will ever seen in his life. the rams went on to kick from the tying field goal. la got the ball right back in with a minute. and 49 seconds left matt. it's the field goal 2017. still plent

next i'd like to turn to jason. i know you have studied elections and congress, and the relationship between the two and how ballot structures and the rest might impact the way an elected official acts. i am curious for your thoughts. we have about a five minute window to answer the question, and it is a big one. do think it is possible under current electoral system that we can assure consistent consent from electoral lists -- electoral losers, or do we need to make changes? jason: there are some changes we can make. the point that will probably have the most impact would be to move to a system where the person administering the election is not on the ballot. you talked about the georgia gubernatorial race. it is a clear conflict of interest to have a candidate for an office administering the election. the person could have the purest of intentions, but it is going to look at no matter what you do. we couldn't should probably do more nonpartisan election administration. we need to develop better candidate norms. se

jason kenny takes the title!seventh 0lympic title while laura kenny raced to her fifth. now the husband and wife receive a knighthood and damehood to cap an extraordinary year. 78 0lympians and paralympians have been honoured including tom daley. oh, yes, it's brilliant! he receives an 0be for his dramatic diving gold but also for services to lgbtq+ rights. being an 0be it feels like a responsibility to make the whole commonwealth a better place for lgbt people, for women, for people of colour, to make it a more inclusive and accepting environment where everybody can be anything they want, no matter where they come from. there is also an 0be for another tokyo hero. adam peaty is the double olympic champion. after winning such an emphatic gold, adam said this was more of a shock. an incredible surprise. it went to my mum's address and she rang me, like, "am i meant to know this?" so i opened it and itjust makes you feel an immense pride. there is an 0be for hannah mills who became the 0lympics' most successful fem

yeah this is an unusual team, jason. several games this year where it really felt like they were out of it. we can just go back a couple of weeks to the ram game where it felt like that, and this has been as you said, a very resilient team. you mentioned the numbers. this was the fifth coldest game and lambeau field playoff history was also the second biggest crowd. but you know, coach is always talk about the three aspects of the game offense, defense and special teams, and maybe sometimes they just give lip service to special teams. but it was special teams that won this game for the 49ers and we got up with the guy who scored there are only touchdown, the rookie talent who fonda after the game. alright well, tell me. coaches always talk about offense, defense and special teams. it was special teams that ever you guys, wasn't it? no doubt. we're just happy to be out here and get a nine years old, so we can't complain. we're very resilient. we know where we were coming into this kind of environment. it's my first time p

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