as we entered america's newest national park, john denver's timeless song echoed in our mind. ♪ countryake me home to the place i belong ♪ ♪ west virginia ♪ >> reporter: this is lizzie watts third tour at new river george, and based on what just happened, it is hard to imagine it is not her favorite. are you like why hasn't it been named a national park until now? >> a little of both. >> reporter: it is very old, estimated to be the second oldest river in the world. terrain is long, skinny and wild. >> people have been floating in the river for thousands of years. left parts of their world. >> reporter: first explored by native americans, the george has become a recreation it looked like vegas. >> reporter: it was a little vegas. >> people came from all around to come to thurman. >> reporter: jerry cook is the man responsible for sheparding the george's transformation from mining hub to an oasis. >> more coal came through here from richmond to chicago. >> reporter: essentially a ghost town? >> yes. th itrial revolution.he stiun te ning does in ef the fting runs in the world. what is it

john denver. >> west virginia. >> hey, man, that's where my family is from.cky mountain high. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> take care. >>> i want to get now to the man matt gaetz called his wingman, pleading guilty to six federal charges including soliciting and paying an underage girl for sex. joining me now, daverenberg, the state attorney for palm beach county and he knows the gaetz family. i appreciate you joining us tonight. joel greenberg was facing 33 charges, but since he agreed to give substantial assistance to prosecutors, he only had to plead guilty to six, on six of those charges. what does that tell you about the kind of information greenberg could have? >> yeah. good night, don. it's great to be back with you. you know, fellow prderal prosec are not going to cut a sweet deal with a child sex trafficker unless that person has real information that could lead to a prosecution of someone equally or more culpable than he is or a bigger fish. we know joel greenberg is the most culpable person here. but when it comes to a bigger fish, yo

so you were at a seminole moment in the crossroads of culture in 1985 along with frank zappa and john denverou were at some senate hearings talk about the pm rc. the parent music resource center. that was headed by tipper gore. al gore's ex-wife. i am wondering what you see the parallels then i had group of powerful parents and powerful lobby who were trying to cancel and censor it in the government to censor lyrics and music. what you see that happening now cross culturally with cancel culture? >> first of all let's be clear the effort in 1985 was a bipartisan effort. by the oil they could agree on during the reagan era. now what i have seen, even though al was a dem. is a very conservative dem. he was dangerous he was a republican and dems clothing back then. so i see now a conservative effort is now been taken on by a more liberal group. we have got more liberal people trying to censor by using pc as the reason for it. we got to be pc. like i said i wrote a new record i was very tough. because here i'm trying to write lyrics. an metaphor has been kind of removed from my repertoire. you ca

great concert, john lennon, john denver, stevey wonder.ebrity boxing matches. 33 years ago we figured out that these golf tournaments are the way to raise money. a woman who had the founder of the charity had a child in the institution. so with the help of these wonderful, wonderful people we have opened 50 homes. the first one named after yours truly. but there are 50 more. they are all around the tristate area. and other groups like they are opening these homes all over the country so it's a great thing. deign day that is a great thing. well done. >> jesse: that's it for us. "special report" is up next. >> bret: congrats on the book but how did you get it through legal? >> jesse: it took longer than you think. >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the white house is scrambling to come up with answers why it's only now seriously pursuing the origins of the coronavirus that has obviously raced raged across the planet for more than aer yoosm the escaped from a chinese lab once mocked conspiracy theory gets new covera

hotel california by the eagles, life is a highway i tom cochran, take me home country roads by john denverad again by willie nelson. this survey was conducted by one pole on behalf of christian brothers automotive. >> i'm going to keep my mouth shut this time. >> [ laughter ] all right. so i will add a little to this christian brothers automotive is based out of houston if that helps. why they are all 70 songs? maybe those are the last cars some of us could work on because now they are too technical. >> okay. we'll take it. >> we will go with this theory mike. >> trying to put a veond takea at what's going on and you can see from the oakland 880 calendar -- camera, temperatures will drop into the 50s, 207 inch of drizzle at rocky ridge again, receiving the only measurable drizzle this morning. partly sunny and comfy today and tomorrow but heat risk increases from moderate to high sunday monday tuesday, it will be cool at the coast and so will the water temperature, in the 50s so be careful if you go in the water. you can see low clouds spreading across all the neighborhoods, they retreat b

- i know you have -- you have two daughters and they do not enjoy listening to you >> one loves john denverohn to tanya tucker to your mom did you -- over the course of your career as you developed your own voice, were you acutely aware of how those influences were finding their way into your music? >> i think like most young people, i started out just mimicking with a lot of affectation. who influences you to the point where so many people influence you that it's hard to pinpoint any one person but, you know, you can see it on -- in this audio book where i recorded 31 songs. and like you said, they're like, wildly diverse and all of these people are my heroes and have been my heroes, you know, in a more concentrated way at different points in my life and i think during points of my life i mimicked all those people and now it's just mixing a melting pot of it. >> seth: and now, of course, due to your success, there are going to be singers, and there are singers working right now, who you can tell have been influenced by brandi carlile do you have an ear for that and is it something you're f

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as we entered america's newest national park, john denver's timeless song echoed in our minds. ♪ countryt lizzie watts' third tour to the gorge. based on what's happened, it's hard to imagine it's not her favorite. are you like why hasn't it been named a national park until now, or are you just happy that it did happen? >> a little of both. >> just a day's drive from half the u.s. population, the new is actually very old. estimated to be the second oldest river in the world, the terrain is long, skinny, and wild. >> people have been playing in this river for thousands and thousands of years and left parts of their world. >> first explored and settled by native americans, then fought over in the civil war, the new and its surrounding gorge have become a recreation destination. rewind 100 years, and things looked a lot different. >> the rumor is there were 13 honky tonks, bordellos -- it was a little vegas. people came from all around. >> now they come for entertainment, just a different kind. >> a different kind of entertainment, we hope, yes. >> jerry cook runs ace adventure resort and i

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we used to raise money, we had john lennon did a concert and john denver and roberta flack and stevieyears ago we started golf and the last several years my partner in crime, shawn hannity has always shown up as he will a week from monday, for life's works golf tournament. do you have a picture? he's a great golfer, and he will swing the symbolic first shot. i'll hack it into the woods some place, but we'll make a lot of money for the cause of creating small community-based residences for the developmentally disabled so they will never be institutionalized again. it's a great charity, proud to be associated, and i appreciate my buddy shawn. >> lawrence: you and shawn are always doing stuff for people. one of these days when you pass away i'll be able to tell the audience some of the stories and the people that you've saved their lives. geraldo: we'll tell you the stories at a bar some day. i've got a million of them. ainsley: geraldo i recently did watch the willowbrook, because i was, you know, not aging or i was going to watch it so i watched it recently, i guess i went to youtube o

let's keep the conversation going with john avlon and former republican congressman denver riggleman.resentative don bacon, republican, one of the 35 who voted for this commission, he said last night, democrats, quote, basically gave us what we wanted, including for instance changing the representation on this commission to an even number of republicans and democrats. so what kept more republicans or 83% of them -- what had them voting against this? is it fear of donald trump who has called this commission a trap? >> yes. it's a political calculation. i'm friends with don. he's a retired air force general. i'm an air force guy. and i know john katko very well. he's a dear friend. i had even talked to john before hand. it seemed like they got what they wanted. so i never like to be cautiously optimistic, but i thought they'd get over 30 votes. they did. i thought it could be as high as 50 but didn't get there. this was a political calculation. i find it interesting. i want to say this very quickly. the further this could be pushed out, it may be more detrimental. the issue is if donald

if she has john katko as a republican, liz cheney, adam kinzinger, anthony gonzalez. >> former congressman denver riggleman. >> if she sticks to a very bipartisan select committee, that will take the wind out of the republican argument that this is partisan. >> we'll see what happens. jamie gangel, i wish we were covering a more pleasing adventurous story, but it is what it is. it's good to have you here, jamie. >>> coming up, more of my interview with the mother and partner of the late officer brian sicknick. >>> then, the cdc just updated their guidance for masks for children. will your kids have to mask while playing kickball? stay with us. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪ you love rich, delicious ice cream. but your stomach doesn't. that disagreement ends right now. lactaid ice cream is the creamy, real ice cream you love that will never mess with your stomach. lactaid ice cream. are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks

lot of that they were supposedly gone to denver at one point to marvin davis that fell through the hawes family. save the age for the bay area community again. john fisher says he's committeddoesn't yet have a balr one plan safe to say that the age will be here for a while, but if you remember they were saying they hope to be ready to go by opening day of 2023. we have yet to see an official plan. you have yet to see a shovel in the ground. and that obviously isn't gonna happen in time for 2023. so hopefully what this is, is major league baseball, saying to all those different bureaucracies, and we've seen all the different battles in the lawsuits you got better get it together or you're gonna lose your baseball team. that's it. all right. ktvu sports anchor joe fonzi. thank you. mayor shaft put out this statement that reads. in part we share mlb sense of urgency and their continued preference for oakland today statement makes clear the only viable path to keep the a's rooted in oakland is a ball park on the waterfront. the mayor went on to add that the city has made great strides so far to bring the howard terminal proposal to fruition, and she