. >>> also we'll ride along with a man who changed the face of the sport of kings, kareem rosser rose up from poverty and a tragic childhood to become a national champion in polo. we'll talk with him about his new book documenting the journey. >> i i love thahat look. >>> > plus, they are two lie acclaimed indydy artrtists who formed a m musical and romantic partnenership. we'll hahave a specicial valeles perfrformance f from waxahatchcd kevivin morby i in ourur "satur session."" thatat and so m much more i is this morning. >>> first, a large arctic air mass is pushing across the country, keeping hundreds of millions of americans in the deep freeze this weekend. snow started falling in seattle friday, and there could be up to half a foot of accumulation by the time it's over, passing the average annual snowfall in less than a day. it's part of a nationwide polar plunge with snow, ice, and cold temperatures expected in nearly every corner of the country. charlie de mar begins our coverage in chicago. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: jeff, good morning from a frozen-over chicago. as

abdul kareem, thank you very much for being here.be accurate, then the astrazeneca not only helps -- not only prevents someone who receives that vaccine from getting severely ill or dying, it cuts down on the transmission. that person who receives the vaccine can't be a carrier as much as we thought. your take on this? >> yes, a very good afternoon. it's really an important finding. one has to say that usually we want to see what is called a second re-attack rate. in other words, we take vaccinated people, non-vaccinated people, and we look at their family members and work colleagues and we look at how many of them are becoming infected. and we look at how much lower the secondary attack rate is among vaccinated versus non-vaccinated. this study did not measure that. instead, it was an indirect measure, by looking at swabs. and trying to use swabs as a proxy for those who are infectious. and so the result itself is a promising start. it's very promising that two-thirds of the individuals did not have a positive swab or had minimal in

yes a chance to me jason kareem abdul-jabbar was considered tom brady of the n.b.a. for free and definitely left his imprint on the n.b.a. from scoring perspective a social justice perspective when you look at le bron james now remember the lakers . chase goal we had announced you know the 35000 mark after the loss to the mets earlier a few hours ago but then when you look at just what he's done on a basketball court yet he has a chance to do it and i think was really impressive for he's done with social justice and more so i think when you analyze his whole body of work ron is a great player and readies a living legend in these continuing to add on rebounding and things of that sort are definitely in his territories so great job i want things for sure. and francis match if ever has won his 2nd gold medal at the world skate championships in italy he was the unexpected winner in the men's giant slalom his compatriots alexy panzer i have been the favorite to win this lift on his final run then he finished outside of the medals 29 year old fabro also won gold in the men

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kareem on if he was made it one nil only 10 minutes see i'm. one flashback have gone 3 games without victory minds have recently shown they're not going down without putting up a fight. my roses which wasn't looking any better. but the fellows were able to build up plate and square things off the field i found my cats in law still buried a shot scoring his 10th of the season on his 200th competitive match the 1st year. finally a little relief for rosa. but his foes just didn't look at the top of their game. quite missing the target here. and here florian knew it house not even getting a shot off. meanwhile the visitors kept at it until the very. yes might's delivered the final blow with less than 5 minutes left on the clock and secured all 3 points similar to last week the make score was once again super sub kevin still go. another setback which only makes matters worse for glass but also. on a truly. course that counts for me as well because today for the performance i have to take responsibility. but rosa can't exactly take the blame for ever

i know it's worked for me for the 1st attempts but kareem to me about his improvised finish was nothing to sneeze at either. one nil. live accuse and was stringing together passes at leisure as if to bring this to me about again with the 2nd. half an hour gone and the stuttgart keeper not just mad about getting not made also and he's a different defense in fact the deficit could have been far greater by the break. but after half time his side showed why they known for their lethal attacking 3. 5 minutes into the 2nd half and substitute sasha collided she pulled off a cheeky chip to put stuka back in the game. even if not for long. because shortly afterwards the same stuttgart showed their meekness at the back. abi again ran riot in the box to set up the right. that was led the queues and stood the visitors made it look like target practice leverkusen work at least hitting the target again and this drive it was the obvious 2nd assist of the game. and his 3rd wasn't long coming. pinpoint cross to florrie invents and it was goal number 4 for live accuser and for the season for the 17 year

a free throw during last night's game made lebron the third member along with kareem abdul-jabbar and reach the 35k mark, but the lakers lost that game last night. >>> the stars of "home improvement" are heading back to the workship. >> tim allen and richard carne are reuniting years after the start of "home improvement" to judge a competition show where contestants will make things out of household items. >> a live version of "tool time." i'm not going to do it for you. i'm not going to do it. >>> finally the perfect golf game in a winter wonderland. >> so a man in pennsylvania misses warm weather so much, he spray painted a golf green in the snow. take a look at his first chip shot. >> did that go in? no, it didn't.>> it's a hole in. >> wow. video or it didn't happen. >> that's very impressive there in the snow too. >> in the snow as well. now build a pool. we'll check the top headlines next. ♪ i've got the brains,♪ ♪ you've got the looks ♪ ♪ let's make lots of money ♪ ♪ you've got the brawn ♪ ♪ i've got the brains ♪ ♪ let's make lots of... ♪ ♪ uh uh uh ♪ ♪ oohhh ♪ ♪ there's a lot o

what he represented, even though he was not an ali, or ashe, orca r -- or kareem or others that you could mention. he was not specific oriented, but his presence, especially in the beginning of his career was symbolically important. then he the scandal and he to come back from that and he the physical challenges and where it was a almost a foregone conclusion, where he won 14 majors less than a decade and he was still in his 30s. it was a foregone conclusion that he would zoom past nicklaus 18. and now it looks his like 15 wo be the number. look at 15, it's a decade after he fell out of the rankings he comes back a majorer and wins at augusta. he has that. i said to jake tapper earlier, if you were shooting a movie about tiger woods life, the closer scene would not be this car accident, and it would not be the way his life came crashing down around him in 2009, it would be that moment on the 18th green in augusta in 2019. >> a couple things here. you said that his presence was sim symbolically significant. let's talk about that, and his wins. that was 2015. he broke racial barriers with h

host: on our independent line from new york, kareem. caller: good morning. i take issue with mr. spicer's representation of the media. you are the very person who stood there, i believe it was the first press conference for donald trump who lied about the crowd size. that set the tone for the rest of his presidency. donald trump's presidency -- don't get me wrong, the media does a lot wrong, but donald trump's presidency is one of the major reasons there is no trust in media. you lied to the media and try to make those lies into reality by constantly putting them into people's heads. these are verifiable, provable lies. this is what the trump presidency did to the country and there is a lot of blame to be taken and you are a big part of that problem. caller: i would say i -- sean: i have made mistakes, i've been open and honest about the mistakes i made. i wrote an entire book that you are free to read or download that talks about my first day in particular and other mistakes i made. i will own up to the things i screwed up. one of the things i tell people all the time is, as a p

what he represented, even though he wasn't like a muhammud ali or an arthur ashe or lebron now or kareemthers you could mention, he wasn't specifically issue-oriented, but his mere presence, especially at the beginning of his career, was symbolically important. so there was always that. and then he had the scandal, and he had to come back from the humiliation of that. then he had the physical challenges. and where once it seemed to be an almost foregone conclusion when he won 14 majors in barely more than a decade and he was still only in his 30s, it seemed to be a foregone conclusion that he'd zoom past jack nicklaus' 18. now it appears fairly certain that 15 is going to be the number. but think of what the 15th was. a decade after his life and his career came tumbling down and after he had fallen out of the top rankings, he comes back and wins not just a major but wins at augusta, the most magnificent and historic of all stages. he has that. as i said to jake tapper earlier, if you were shooting a movie about tiger woods' life, the closing scene would not be this car accident, and it w

. >> like bill russell and kareem abdul-jabbar helping to spread the word that the covid-19 vaccinese and effective but espn report some current superstars are reluctant to join the push. the hesitation to take the vaccines themselves, vaccine hesitancy received a boost in the fall when biden and harris announced distrust and when they claim the biden vaccine starting from scratch. >> the problem goes deeper than political posturing. a kaiser family foundation poll, more than getting the covid-19 vaccine. at the same time close to 50% who are waiting to see how it worked or flat out refused it. the kaiser family foundation minorities are less likely to get the vaccine in part because of longtime distrust and one third of military troops offered vaccine shot has declined, noncompliance extensive front-line workers, even nursing home workers, among those who need it most. in ohio 60% of nursing home workers said no. at the heart of vaccine distrust our disinformation propagated on social media by well-known anti-fax or personalities like rfk junior who was kicked off instagram for vacc

the only other player to score more points than lebron, kareem abdul-jabbar and carl malone. >> that'slinked with some of the greatest ever played this game is an honor. >> lebron james finishing with 32 points. anthony davis and kevin durant not playing due to injury. >>> the anaheim ducks had a bit of fun offering a free beer for anyone in attendance. now, christine, great promotion in theory. only problem there, fans still aren't allowed at ducks games. while they had that for all the fans, no one was there to enjoy it. maybe they'll bring it back. >> it's great for everybody who gave up drinking in lent. free beer. it doesn't exist. thanks. great to see you, andy. >>> a huge moment for nasa, 9 years and 300 million miles in the making. >> touchdown confirmed. perseverance safely on the surface of mars ready to begin seeking the scan for past life. >> the journey of nasa's perseverance rover landed safely, touchdown on mars. unbelievable. within minutes the rover was sending the first stunning images of the red planet back to earth. now the science begins. perseverance will roam the

jordan, bill russell, kareem abdul-jabbar, it is tom brady.is inspiring to anyone even outside the world of sports. he's 43. he's 43 with the brand-new team. this is amazing. if you just have a little discipline and dedication, maybe you can succeed late in life just like tom brady. i am so inspired and gushing over what just happened tonight. >> if you are older it's just a matter of days. two wills point, what's exciting about this too is that it means he doesn't operate in the silo. the box one last time they were at the super bowl in 2002 and he turned around an entire franchise so what do you see for them moving forward. >> i think his leadership is going to play role, i think the one major thing that people are missing when you talk to brady and you look at some of the interviews, he is getting there in age, he said from a mental standpoint the game has become easier for him. the way he can predict and read defenses and take that leadership role in the locker room matters. his body has gone through a lot but he still there. he has the fi

and all the assistance we're working on those sharking, when was working on kareem foods, this one was reconstructs mulling and so on. and this was miss carter, the black woman at the end of the hallway and she was assigned to work on prostitution because what do we discovered when he invited new yorkers, he said come to my office, you can speak to my assistance, tell me what crimes are bothering you in your neighborhood drugs are being sold in this house next door and there was some of that. but mainly, new york was concerned about brothels, they were concerned about, as they used to say, streetwalkers some of you may remember that term and so, do we had a problem he had to take these complaint seriously because citizens rope them, in but he had no intention of running a prostitution case. so he gave it to the black woman on the staff to look into and it made clear to her, this is not something that was ever going to be tried because he didn't think how they should take out organized crime in new york. now, one of the things that happened historically was that the few black female pro

team's lebron has been to more of these games than anybody else playing right now and trails only kareem and kobe on the all-time list. back in 2002 when kobe was an all-star and lebron was in high school. kobe gave him a pair of sneakers. off for auction now if you're in the market for pricey patriotic footwear the opening bid is 20 grand. there are a size 14, which was a squeeze for lebron but he wore many way lebron was already a size 15. in high school. naomi osaka is proving to be a big foot and 10 s but she's still just a pesky little sister, look what she did e s p an interview she scrawled a note to her older sister mari. it says stop sending where damages on group chat. just stop it. murray is also a tennis player, not as good as naomi she's going to beat the australian open tomorrow and all this pressure and she still messing around with her sister watched the flip it around in a second. and you can see her sister get the message, but i don't know she was just goofing around dolly parton says now is not the time to mess with a statue. she doesn't want tennessee lawmakers to eve

. >> jimmy: kareem was saying he thinks the young players in the nba should get the vaccine on televisione to go get the vaccine. >> well, i think he's right. when you think about they're popular, they have a great platform. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i think that people would say, oh, wow. lebron got it. maybe i should get it. kevin durant got it, maybe i should go get my vaccination as well. >> jimmy: we know based on all the tattoos -- [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> jimmy: did you ever imagine -- first of all, both of your teams, lakers and dodgers, win titles this year. and still it's the worst year ever. >> yes. >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. [ laughter ] >> and it's so bad because here we have these two great teams with lebron and a.d., two best -- top five players in the world. mookie betts and kershaw. and we can't even go to the stadium and see them play. that's what's killing me. >> jimmy: that is bittersweet, yeah. >> and we didn't have a parade. you know how many millions of people would have been out there for the lakers and the dodgers? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> it w

equaled by kareem abdul jabbar, who also won three ncaa championships at u. c l.rady stands among the all time greats in any sport, still amazing part of his journey is the fact that all 32 nfl teams had a chance to pick him at least five times in the 2000 draft. six quarterbacks were taken before brady, who was chosen by the patriots 199th overall 49ers were among the team's looking. for a quarterback that year, way knew all about tom tom was from sarah high school right up the street here at the combine. when you watch tom, you saw this tall, gangly looking kid, one of the slowest quarterbacks in the combine, does he while you throwing the ball, the new england patriots are the team that finally weighed all of that and chose brady and now as far as pro football titles of concern brady is again at the top all by himself. joe fonzi ktvu fox to still unbelievable. so many teams passed him up. okay, according to espn chiefs quarterback pat mahomes will undergo surgery tomorrow to fix a turf toe injury. his foot is bothered him since late in the season and throughout

hopefully we'll come back to to see how successful the scheme has been in south africa salema bill kareem thanks very much for joining us from durban. drug like a fire has pleasure an additional $75000000.00 vaccines to the european union for the 2nd quarter it comes after a battle with astra zeneca and pfizer announced a delay in vaccine shipments now the european commission president wants 70 percent of the adult said the block to be vaccinated by the end of the summer so far the vaccine rollout has been slow. israeli forces have dismantled several homes in the jordan valley displacing more than 70 palestinians locals told al-jazeera they're being pushed out so israel can expand its illegal settlements in the area the united nations says the israeli army has demolished $78.00 palestinian owned structures since the beginning of this year . there is a vestige of unit has uncovered a criminal that were colluding with the security forces of bangladesh and profiting from powerful links with the country's prime minister the investigation found evidence that generalising is head of bangladesh'

to getting communities of color to trust the vaccine, particularly african-american communities, kareemusly one of the all-time greats in the nba, is endorsing the idea of letting some current nba players jump the line, beyond the vaccine, as a way of being someone in the community that can send the message that these vaccines are safe and i know -- look, there's a lot of debate because we've seen a lot of -- look at washington, d.c., the wealthier your community is, the more vaccines you seem to get. so that sends a mixed message, where are you on that, dr. blackstock? >> i was interviewed for a piece about this for the "washington post" and i was really surprised when the commissioner mentioned it. while i think that having celebrities and athletes do advocacy around the vaccine is really important, i do think that giving the vaccine to young, healthy individuals when we have elderly people in the country who have not been vaccinated yet, i think that sends a really bad message, especially in light that the professional teams have access to testing earlier on in the pandemic, when man

jordan wanted all six times the number equaled by kareem abdul jabbar, who also won three ncaa championships so we've established that brady stands among the all time greats in any sport, still amazing part of his journey is the fact that all 32 nfl teams had a chance to pick him at least five five times in the 2000 draft. six quarterbacks were taken before brady, who was chosen by the patriots, 199th overall 49ers were among the teams looking for a quarterback that year. we knew all about tom thomas from sarah high school right up the street here at the combine. when you watch tom. you saw this tall, gangly looking kid, one of the slowest quarterbacks in the combine. does he while you throwing the ball, the new england patriots are the team that finally weighed all of that and chose brady now as far as pro football titles of concern, brady is again at the top all by himself, joe fonzi ktvu. fox to, amazing story the 49ers test with pretty much everyone else. all right, let us check this out. this is a pretty cool story. right here. this is zach. hot skins born, missing the lower half of his

makes him just the third player in nba history to score 35,000 in his career, joining all-time leader kareembdul-jabbar and hall of famer karl malone. the league officially announced yesterday that it will hold the all-star game on march 7th in atlanta, naming starters from each conference with james now a 17-time all-star, captain of the western conference squad, after leading the overall fan vote for the fifth year in a row. brooklyn's kevin durant will lead the eastern conference team in his 11th career all-star appearance. once the full rosters are set, captains will draft their teams from a mixed pool of players with each selecting four other starters and seven reserves, regardless of conference affiliation. because of the pandemic, what is typically a weekend of all-star festivities will be reduced to a single night with the skills challenge and three-point contest taking place before the game and the slam dunk contest at halftime. >>> cleveland indians pitchers reported to major league spring training yesterday without their ace, american league cy young award-winner shane bieber, who

yes a chance to me jason kareem abdul-jabbar was considered tom brady of the n.b.a. . definitely left his imprint on the n.b.a. from scoring perspective the social justice perspective when you look at one james now remember the makers. james cole we had announced you know the 35000 mark after the loss to the nets earlier few hours ago but then when you look at just what he's done a basketball court yet he has a chance to do it and i think was really impressive for he's done with social justice and more so i think when you analyze his whole while you were running as a great player a living legend in these continuing to i don't want to rebounding and things of that sort of his territory so great job i want to change for sure. manchester united is premier league title bit has flattered to end the recent weeks but there may no cause for european silverware the red devils thrashed real sociedad 4 nil and their europe any 1st leg round of 32 time the matter was played in turn due to spain's coach at 19 restrictions the 2nd leg of the rather 32 european league that will be at

team's lebron has been to more of these games than anybody else playing right now, and trails only kareemnd kobe on the all-time list. back in 2002 when kobe was an all-star and lebron was in high school. kobe gave him a pair of sneakers. auction now if you're in the market for pricey patriotic footwear the opening bid is 20 grand. there are a size 14, which was a squeeze for lebron but he wore many way lebron was already a size 15. >>in high school. >>naomi osaka is proving to be a big foot and 10 s but. >>she's still just a pesky little sister, look what she did e s p an interview she scrawled a note to her older sister mari. it says stop sending where damages on group chat. just stop it. moore is also a tennis player, not as good as naomi she's going to beat the australian open tomorrow and all this pressure and she still messing around with her sister watched the flip it around in a second. and you can see her sister get the message, but i don't know she was just goofing around dolly parton says now is not the time to mess with the statue she doesn't want tennessee lawmakers to even c

tonight we feature freshman members with backgrounds in progressiveactivism including kareem bliss, landwehr jones, jamaal bowman and simon williams . watch interviews with new members tonight at eight eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. right now conversation on proposed changes to the structure of the supremecourt and reports . posted by the brookings institution. this is about an hour 15 minutes . >> thanks so much to everyone for joining us today . for discussion of a really tremendously urgent and important issue of court reform. we've been thinking about making this panel together over a number of months and then always some unknown piece of the puzzle. was the senate actually going to confirm a new supreme court justice in theweeks before a presidential election ? was going to win the presidential election, which party would have control of the senate following the georgia runoff so there's always been some other piece we needed to know and now january 25 is where here, sort of core ppieces are in place and as the big answer looms, we've ass

to score 35,000 points, just the third to do it in all of nba history joining the all-time greats kareemad a good day all around. he was also named to the all-star team. >> wow. >> really? he made the all-star team? that's a surprise. >>> we are going to begin with ted cruz under fire right now. the texas senator speaking out overnight after facing outrage for taking his family on that vacation to cancun while millions in his home state are living in those deadly conditions. trevor ault is in houston with the very latest on this story. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. you know, in this political climate, it's not often you hear citizens from both parties vocally upset with a single politician. but every texan that i talked to was unhappy with senator cruz jetting off to mexico and now we are hearing especially from people who spent the past few days waiting out in 30 or 40-degree temperatures inside their homes. following swift backlash overnight, senator ted cruz saying, it was a mistake to leave texas in the midst of an unprecedented crisis to take his family t

host: on our independent line from new york, kareem. caller: good morning. i take issue with mr.r's representation of the media. you are the very person who stood there, i believe it was the first press conference for donald trump who lied about the crowd size. that set the tone for the rest of his presidency. donald trump's presidency -- don't get me wrong, the media does a lot wrong, but donald trump's presidency is one of the major reasons there is no trust in media. you lied to the media and try to make those lies into reality by constantly putting them into people's heads. these are verifiable, provable lies. this is what the trump presidency did to the country and there is a lot of blame to be taken and you are a big part of that problem. caller: i would say i -- sean: i have made mistakes, i've been open and honest about the mistakes i made. i wrote an entire book that you are free to read or download that talks about my first day in particular and other mistakes i made. i will own up to the things i screwed up. one of the things i tell people all the time is, as a person