john glenn just made that cutoff.acecraft more like putting something on, as opposed to getting inside. it felt more like putting on clothes, it was so compact and tight. >> it was so cramped in there. >> look at that thing, it's tiny. >> it is tiny. think how far we've come with spacex, all the things we've done since then, what elon musk is doing. >> absolutely. so much has changed since then. it's so fascinating. >> that's the he'd shield that got up to thousands of degrees. that fails, it fails. it didn't fail. wow. >> the capsule will be on display until midsummer, then it will eventually return to the smithsonian on the national mall. i think we need a trip to d.c. >> yeah. let me call the news director to see if she wants to put up the cash for that. >> we'll cover this news story. >> thanks for watching, "nightly news" is next. >>> tonight on the edge of war, russia's brazen missile test as the u.s. predicts an invasion of ukraine could come at any moment. in europe, a full court diplomatic press. vice preside

facilitates in facilities like a research center in cleveland which is down a bit from my buddy john glennul and we let the world in research and development in internet and for somewhere along the line, which of our eye off of the ball. our infrastructure used to be rated number one in the world and today according to economic it reform, 13 in the world now and china and the rest of the world is catching up and passing us. but now the infrastructure law, we are reinvesting in our economy and in our people and reclaiming our leadership in creating millions of jobs were building a better america and that's what we will do but as we rebuild america, were buying america and betting on american workers. in this by law makes the most significant investment in the roads and bridges and highways and nearly 70 years for the infrastructure law. fixing as many as 1300 bridges and nearly 5000 miles of highway right here in ohio that are in poor condition. and i was not long ago i went to visit a place in pittsburgh pennsylvania. burbridge it was well over 100 feet off the ground going over a gorge an

john roberts in washington. much more on the mask debate when glenn youngkin joins in a bit. sandra: a live look now out of ukraine's capital kyiv, just past 9:00 at night there, and a top diplomat in ukraine tells fox news there is no evidence that russia is pulling back troops from the border, despite moscow's claims to the contrary. in a few moments, president biden is set to speak with germany's chancellor about the ongoing crisis. >> john: hackers hit the websites of the ukraine ministry and two banks. source of the attacks not yet known but russia as you can imagine is the top suspect. now there are new warnings that the kremlin could look further west for its before the storm of a possible russian invasion targeting the ukrainian capital. >> as these civilians sing to their national anthem, they pledge to stand up to aggression launched by vladimir putin. >> ukrainians, united. >> uncertain days ahead and more than 150,000 russian troops preparing for a possible attack. these ukrainians must face a choice, to flee or stay in the place they call home. >> we don't have a

he grew up in daly city playing college football at cal poly and in 2013 john madden spoke to vern glenn here at kpix 5 on the secret to success .>> i always wanted to win. even as a little kid, you know, flipping milk tops or cars, i wanted to win everything. i think it is important. everyone probably wants it, but then i wanted it so bad i was willing to work for it. i was willing to put the work in. >> among those expected to speak today at his memorial or nfl network broadcaster, steve mariucci, hall of fame player and coach art shell, and john madden's son, mike madden we will bring the live coverage starting at 5:30 p.m., on also kpix.com . >>> continue to follow the latest on the threat in the ukraine. the u.s. now preparing to pull all of its personnel out of the embassy in kyiv over the next 24 to 48 hours. that is the latest as we take a live up inside capitol hill right now. this is the national security advisor briefing congressional leaders on the latest intelligence as diplomatic talks to avoid a war continued this morning the russian foreign minister told russian president

john madden. the former raiders coach and nfl hall of famer made his home there for more than 50 years. >>> tonight, thousands have come together at the coliseum to honor his life and legacy. vern glenn is there. >> reporter: when john madden passed away at the end of december, his wife, virginia, knew there was only one place to honor her husband. >> john believes in the town of oakland, he believed in the coliseum. most of all, he believed in the raiders. the oakland raiders. >> a number of former players and coaches paid tribute to madden tonight but it was his wife of 62 years who stole the show. >> most of it was great. some were not so great. you just have no idea how much your husband means to so many people. the letters that i have been getting are just overwhelming. i cannot believe that he can't -- pop-up. he is everywhere. and i just can't get over the fact that he is not going to be here. inner, it hasn't sunk. >> a lifetime of memories shared inside the coliseum tonight. a place where madden coached the oakland raiders, 10 seasons, never had a losing campaign. ryan? >> all proceeds from tonight's event will benefit youth organizations in oakland through the madden founda

glenn. reporter: yeah, hi, john. thanks a lot. question -- the russians have violated basically every rule of war you can think of. under the 3:1, they should have about a million troops instead of the 200,000 troops. they are not concentrating forces. they don't have control of the airspace. they don't have -- they didn't have a good situational awareness of their opponent. my question is -- are leadership in the building, are they surprised how bad the russians have done -- have bungled this invasion so far? secretary kirby: we're watching this as closely as you guys are on a day-by-day basis, and we're refraining from making some sort of broad assessments or assigning report cards to them on any given day. it is day five, mike. it's day five. and it's clear the russians have not made the progress they wanted to make by day five. but that doesn't mean that they aren't going to adapt and try to overcome some of these challenges. and it doesn't mean that the -- that the ukrainians aren't going to also keep fighting for their count

john madden. happening right now at the oakland coliseum. >> a celebration of the bay area hero. >> vern glenn is live of the coliseum alongside friends and family who wanted to say one final goodbye. vern? >> reporter: liz said it best. it is a celebration, not so much of a goodbye, as story after story is being told about this great man. the first time i ever saw john madden, it was the nfc championship game press conference, in 1990. he was at the embarcadero hyatt. i walked in, and it was a who's who in that room. the first guy i saw, that summer. i look over, there is john madden. that pales in comparison to the stories that we have been hearing at this memorial service going on inside the oakland coliseum stadium. let's take a look inside as there was a laundry list of former coaches, former players, current head coaches, just waiting to get on stage to tell stories of the man who left us december 28th, at age 85. here is former 49er head coaches steve mariucci. >> when john madden says the janitor at the pro football hall of fame turns off the lights at night, and the bus talk to each othe

john roberts. i'm howard kurtz, and this is "mediabuzz." ♪ ♪ howard: ahead, glenn green wald on pundits still poundinginst joe rogan and spotify. what whoopi goldberg said about a the holocaust was deeply offensive. >> let's be truthful about it because the holocaust isn't about a race. >> no. >> no. it's not about -- >> well, it is -- [inaudible] >> but it's not about race. it's nobt race -- not about race. >> what is it about? >> it's about man's inhumanity to man. howard: not about race. well, except for the historical fact that the nazis murdered 6 million jews because they considered them an inferior race. after fierce criticism, whoopi apologized with stephen colbert and on her own show. >> i did a lot of harm, i guess, to myself. and people, you know, decided i was all these other things. i'm actually not, and i'm incredibly torn up. words matter, and mine are no exception. i regret my comments. howard: abc news suspended her for two weeks for, quote, wrong and hurtful comments, but many pundits criticized the punishment. >> she made a terrible mistake. we all a make terrible mistakes. she apol

glenn youngkin set to sign a bill ending mandates. come join john freedom is playing out in a courtroom and a european country known for the liberal democracy. to christians in film and is the prospect of prison time if they are convicted of ethnic education. it stems from a marriage pamphlet including teachings from the bible. a bishop who post it on his website is a defendant and the others a publisher of the pamphlet, a grandmother of seven who is also a doctor and a member of the finnish parliament. she says the outcome of this case will have major ramifications for the cause of religious freedom around the world. >> if i am convicted, i think the worst consequence is not the fine on me or even prison that is possible. it would be the censorship and the ban on what i think. there are thousands of similar things that could be bad after that. the consequence would be not only for me and christians in other people. >> emily: absolutely frightening. >> kayleigh: it's appalling, it's wrong, it's anti-christian. i can't sam surprise. the winds of secu

. >> delaware governor john carney another democrat announced the same and new york democratic governor kathy hochul will make an announcement about mandates on wednesday. glenn youngkin promised to fight state judge's order blocking his mask optional executive order in public schools. youngkin himself was heckled for going maskless inside a northern virginia grocery store. >> buddies, just hours ago the virginia supreme court declined to hear a case from parents that were challenging governor youngkin's executive order to his mask optional policy this was out of chesapeake, virginia tonight the youngkin team is calling this a victory. bret? >> bret: david, thank you. also breaking tonight, president biden says the u.s. and all of nato are ready if russia invades ukraine. and he says he does not know if vladimir putin knows what he is going to do next. the president met with germany's new chancellor today amid intensifying diplomatic efforts to ease tensions in the region. there are still questions whether the two countries are on the same page concerning a russian pipeline project that delivers energy to germany. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has

they're okay the virginia governor glenn youngkin says the shooter is now in custody college officials say the suspect killed these two men, campus police officer john painter on the left, and campus safety officer j.j. jefferson on the right. last year, that college was ranked as virginia's safest by the group safe at last. >>> more than a dozen historically black colleges and universities faced another round of bomb threats today. the first day of black history month. it's the second day in a row, and at least the third time in a month that hbcus have received these kinds of threats at least 14 bomb threats today alone, according to school officials and social media posts. there were six others yesterday. police in the nation's capitol had to clear howard university's campus on both days. today's threats stretch from louisiana to florida to maryland and now some community leaders are calling for aggressive investigations cnbc's valerie castro with reaction from students and law enforcement. >> reporter: college students across the country left feeling uneasy after a second day of threats. >> it halts all of our education and everything, and it doe

. >> john: breaking news moments ago out of virginia, that state supreme court dismissing one case from chesapeake against governor glenning back mask mandates. it's a developing story. the latest with david spunt in a moment. >> sandra: masks are dominating much of the news cycle, democratic star, stacey abrams, smiling up a storm in this photo, while critics say it's the perfect snapshot of hypocrisy. >> john: welcome back as "america reports" rolls into a second hour. john roberts in washington, a lot to talk about, sandra. >> sandra: indeed. we'll see what the two leaders have to say the top of the next hour. abrams front and center maskless in a room full of elementary school students. of course the kids all wearing their face coverings, and opponents pointing out she has pushed for more things for schools. >> john: salons, and beyond the borders, joining an ever-growing list of democrats not sticking by their own rules. a list that had a few more names added just over the weekend. >> sandra: mollie hemingway will join us. david, what is stacey abrams saying about all the attention she's getting for the photo? >> s

interview, virginia governor glenn youngkin announced there is even a tip line for parents to report school officials who they believe are teaching divisive subjects. johnungkin's nonsense. black parents need to flood the email with complaints. we are parents, too. that's who gets lost in all this, black parents and their children. we'll never understand this country as long as book banning, tip lines and legislation to bubble wrap the tender white souls among us continue to flourish. in the next hour we'll meet the progressive parents and activists pushing back against this classroom culture war. >>> plus, dnc chairman jamie harrison joins me to talk midterm strategy. can democrats make this a november to remember? stay with us. much more coming up on "the sunday show." sunday show. e a world where we have the tools to sell things that mean something. like a sunscreen made for melanated skin that blends in. proof that things don't have to be the way that they've always been. the world's been waiting for what you do. when i get a migraine, i shut out the world. but with nurtec odt that's all behind me now. nurtec can treat and prevent migraines. don't t

. >> john: developing now, a judge in virginia will decide if kids need to mask up or if the parents can continue to make the call. a hearing happening right now on whether the glennfternoon, the hearing still underway in the building behind me, you have seven school systems throughout virginia suing to block governor glenn youngkin's executive order to allow parents and students for that matter to decide if they want to wear masks on school grounds. governor said he believes the mask mandates are impractical and ineffective, and parents have applauded the governor's efforts. >> she should not have to wear a mask all day long. how many are wearing a mask for 7 to 8 hours all day long. the people that are making these decisions are not having to suffer in these circumstances. >> opponents say without today's actions, school boards are placed in a legally untenable position based with an executive order, in conflict with the constitution and state law and today's action is not politically motivated. also i want to mention we are watching in loudon county, not too far away, it's not part of the suit, students are facing suspension if they show up to school without a

she and john mitchell never speak again and end up separating and ultimately divorcing. she dies soon after richard nixon's resignation. host: let's hear from glennrnia. caller: we are not using our common sense. we have a very corrupt government for all these years and hillary clinton played a part in the watergate thing. we watched as a duly elected president, donald trump, was sabotaged his whole presidency, through impeachment and we were not being represented by our constitutional republic. we keep screaming our democracy. it is these corrupt people that have been in place for 50 years taking our freedoms away, not representing the people, representing themselves through the fbi, through the mueller report and through c-span. we should have a direct line to a representative and we should be representative as a free country. guest: one of the most amazing parts of the watergate story is realizing the role of all these players who are still with us today. the caller mentioned hiller rodham, actually a young attorney, part of the investigating team for the house impeachment committee alongside john doerr. this is sort of in some ways where she

john painter and j.j. jenkins came under fire bridgewater, virginia. they were responding to reports of a suspicious man on campus. virginia governor glennis expected to attend today's service, a 27-year-old former student is under arrest and facing murder charges. the los angeles county board of supervisors growing in favor of a motion that could result in the firing of more than 4,000 deputies and it's over their covid vaccine status. the sheriff blasting the vote warning, quote: this is nothing more than another politically motivated stunt by the board which has no bearing on public health but will definitely harm public safety. sheriff villanueva will join us in 7:00 a.m. hour to discuss the mandate's impact. new photos surface of georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams smiling maskless surrounded by people and children in a mask as she apologizes for the photo op., listen. >> protocols matter and protecting our kids is the most important thing and anything perceived as undermine nag is a mistake and i apologize. >> this apology comes after she posted and deleted this photo on twitter. and team u.s.a. claims its first gold meda