ray. >> lawrence honore: i think he's pretty nice. ken. and you see you out there on the blacktop, and it gets up a level. >> ray johnson: right. >> alfonsi: that's by design? >> ray johnson: i want you to be out your comfort zone, because i need you to pay attention. and when you pay attention, you learn. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> alfonsi: a few minutes into practice and it's clear the band's program isn't just designed to produce good musicians-- it's part of the school's larger mission to produce good men. >> ray johnson: y'all look good, man. great job. proud of y'all, thank you. >> dr. miller: that's the history of this-- of this school. your teachers are strong, intellectual black men. your coaches-- strong, intellectual black men. your band directors-- strong, intellectual black men. so, you see that wide range, that wide display of, again, black male success. >> alfonsi: the school preaches discipline, and the band demands it. the only way to achieve st. augustine's signature military formations is to stay in line, and make sure the guy next to

yet, no worries. >> brian: he deserves a medal of honor. >> lawrence: it truly is unbelievable.> listen, you and everybody goes through a crisis, okay? great, i feel bad for everyone. i don't take million-dollar payments from the chinese government and do blowhole payments for $500,000 in the greatest rift in human history, okay question work i have problems too. i always have problems. i don't think the payment from the moscow mayor's wife -- i'm sorry. take it up. i'm a christian, take it up with jesus christ, he can heal you. that is not my problem. maybe you don't cash $3 million cash from the moscow mayor's wife employment on your problem with smoke and crack runs. that sounds like a personal problem. go get treatment, i'm sorry. that is not my issue. >> brian: three year investigation involved with the irs and china in more than that. we don't get any result. it is 2022 now. how long does it take to investigate it question market is unbelievable. dan, thank you so much. >> ainsley: thanks, dan. turning to headlines just hours from now the u.s. security council will meet to

lawrence, such an honor to be here with you.im on the fox news channel for a very long time. as he presses the button. >> he is definitely the most hated man in new york city. very interesting. >> there we go, he's got a mask. >> and the countdown begins. >> people are removing their masks so that they can kiss. dr. fauci will not like that. at all. >> no kissing or hugging. >> the ball is set to drop in new york city. that mask is blow your nose, be careful. 10, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one... happy new year. and welcome 22022. we're in new york city. the new year has begun. 2022. we hope it is just a bit better than a 2021. >> we have a new mayor is that going to be any better? i would say that 2021 was rough but we are blessed by god. we are so lucky to be alive right here and right now. they were dropping those boats taking machines everywhere. we are going to get through this. we are going to get through the virus and this president. who gets to live like this? >> that is the message. we have to be g

. >> lawrence: do they have any honor? do they have any honor? don't agree with, i'm done. and thank god i have never been forced to do that. i always been told to just be l.j. look, i can tell you this from being down on the border, they don't trust this police chief. this border patrol chief. they even have these little coins making fun of him because he says one thing to them behind closed doors and then he follows the marching order of the biden administration. there has been several chiefs before him that resigned because they didn't want to go along with the get along. there is an honorable approach and get on the record and tell the american people what's happening so you have some backing. >> will: let me tell you what is happening i'm sure many at home already know but tonight is the debut of lawrence jones cross-country 10:00 p.m. eastern time. put on a happy face. lawrence. this is the big moment, man. we are excited for you. we are proud of you. you are going to be talking to people across this country. bring us your perspective but or

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honor to have you. >> thanks so much for having me, lawrence. >>> coming up, here's a live look at the house floor where lawmakers are preparing to vote to send the freedom to vote john r. lewis act to the senate. more on that coming up. >>> next, ezra klein has written the new must-read piece for anyone who is worried about the midterms, voting access, state of democracy, and the message is, stop worrying and start working. ezra klein will join us next. working. ezra klein will join us next ♪ baby got back by sir mix-a-lot ♪ unlimited cashback match... only from discover. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. i'm always up for what's next, even with higher stroke risk due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin i'll go after that. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk better than warfarin and has less major bl

lawrence. tonight, community members cross bay area came together for a vigil in honor of fremont native michelle. go. >> who was pushed to her death in front of an oncoming subway train in new york city last weekend. a similar vigil was also held in times square tonight. kron four's taylor bisacky has the latest. >> with friends and community members mourning the loss of 40 year-old michelle go affordable, fun for tragedy. we all deserve to be safe. former classmates and co-workers gathered for a vigil in san francisco's chinatown tuesday night. a similar vigil also took place in new york city's times square, an area close to where go lost her life saturday morning. go who was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont, died after being pushed on to new york city subway tracks as an oncoming train was approaching. company very comfortable with >> as somebody was so memorable, that and it's say that san francisco city attorney david chu also spoke at the vigil calling for a stop to the violence and racism against asian communities. at the beginning of the pandemic. >> before a single covid case was

honor of the team. >> and they will stay that way. as long as the niners remain on their quest for their 6th super bowl win. all right. big 40 niner fan lawrencejoins us now with a look at the game day forecast in i'm cheering on the niners to even raider fan. it's going to be a great day for the game. the weather down there. that's going to be perfect as it usually is at this time of year. >> in los angeles, a beautiful stadium there, downtown game time beginning at 03:30pm, in the afternoon. the temperature just about perfect, 70 degrees outside sunny skies and warm. >> and just a very light breeze. so should be a great game in southern california back in the bay area. we've got beautiful sites along the golden gate bridge. skies are staying clear. now you see the flag. boeing will in the when they're actually going back toward the coastline that is the offshore wind that has been keeping skies nice and brought us some very nice temperatures around the bay area of the one thing that has suffered a bit their quality. you've seen that the haze out there today as high pressure sits over head, not much in the way of wind down below sure, not see

lawrence. also coming up on kron, 4 news at 6 president biden asking democrats in congress to do whatever it takes to the voting bill. >> details in a live report. >> plus, nfl legend john madden honored in congress today. we're going hear from a bay area. congressman payne tribute and respect to the former raiders coach. a little bit later, a covid shot scam caught on camera where one caught on camera where one nurse is now under arrest. when a truck hit my car, caught on camera where one nthe insurance companyest. wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the

honored harry reid today. he served in the senate for three decades and died on december 28 after a four year battle with cancer. john lawrenceat he was laid to rest today. >> reporter: family friends and longtime political colleagues remember the life of former senate leader harry reid. among them was president biden who worked with him in the senate for years. >> he gave his word and kept it and you could bank on it. that is how he got so much done for the good of the country for so many decades. >> reporter: he won his first senate election serving as majority leader from 2007-2015. >> he led the democratic caucus not just by speaking but listening and hearing all points of view and finding a common ground. harry care so much about his fellow americans and so little about what anybody thought of him. it was all searchlight and no spotlight. >> reporter: former president barack obama said that he was a loyal friend. >> i heard nancy pelosi that she never heard harry say anything bad about any of his colleagues. i don't know about that nancy. but he would work with them. i could not have asked for a better friend. >>> a fier

i hereby appoint the honorable brenda l. lawrence to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi. speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. holy and omnipotent god we stand before you, vulnerable to your power at work within and around us. like precious metal we are being forged. tested like silver. formed by your creative hands. in these moments may we trust that you are refining us, restoring us, and shaping us that we would best reflect your image in all we do. we also stand before this nation exposed to a multitude of opinions and a host of challenges bearing the responsibilities that have been placed in our care. many voices attempt to drown out your own divine word that has called us to hold fast to our faith in your perfect righteousness. in these moments may we stand firm in our obedience to you, to your claim on our lives. may the trials in our lives and the testing of our faith produce steadfastness in our walk with you. in your abidin

honor of my father. and then, i found this all caps tweet from cher. she said, got to give it up for lawrencenk share once, when you could thank share twice. so, joining us now, by phone, share. she was watching last night. cher, thank you once again for your kind words about with the audience of the show does for those kids in malawi. >> hey lawrence. our babe, i'm so proud of you and your audience. i couldn't bully you last night, all of the money you have raised. i've been watching for a long, long time, and i didn't realize that it was in the millions and millions and millions. you took on a herculean task, and you rocked it. >> cher, you're the closer, coming in for lawrence tonight. we are very close to $33 million, i think it will push us over the top. you still have a very, very long way to go. most of the schools in malawi still don't have desks, most girls in malawi still don't get a chance to go to high school, so all of that money is pumped right into their needs, right away. thank you for taking notice of it, and thank you for bringing it to the attention of your billions of fans

honor, for a couple reasons. first of all, i think the vast run of those cases -- some mentioned from time to time are griswold, lawrence, these are cases that draw clear rules, can't ban contraception or intimate relationships between consenting adult, marriage of people of the same-sex, clear rules that have engendered a strong reliance and not produced negative consequences and all the negative starry decisive considerations we pointed out. none involved the purposeful termination of a human life, so those two features starry decisis and termination of a human life puts those safely out of the court rules here. >> i'm sorry to interrupt again. we might be making progress in the part that i read, you know, of casey. >> yes, your honor. >> they think back 150 years, maybe now can go back 200, they think there have only been two cases what they call the watershed, and special tough overruling rules apply. you want this to be the third? or do you think there were more? if so, what were they? >> well, your honor, i think there's quite a bit of difference. the question is never is it bad to overrule, period. >> the reason

lawrence. some legal teams win buckets of jury verdicts. others, like donald trump's, win buckets of subpoenas. and i'm so glad to see the committee do this. it is honoring the truth seeking function. it is a really rare thing to subpoena a lawyer. and honestly i'd be uncomfortable with it, if these folks were acting truly as lawyers. a lot agreed does not shield an inquiry, if you are a coconspirator, or coup plotter. or have ongoing criminal activity. i think that for these lawyers. like rudy giuliani, this attorney client privilege argument, which they are starting to advance right now, is a double edged sword. on the one hand, these for folks, hope to keep their actions from public scrutiny. but on the other, they are going to have to defend what they were doing that's bona fide legal advice. you have any data of how hard that is going to be. just google the word, sydney powell disbarment. we will see how hard that claim is going to be. >> neil, this seems to be legitimate fifth amendment claims of available to some possible all of these witnesses. especially rudy giuliani. >> shore. there is potential criminal activities here. the letter that you re

lawrence. you know, some legal teams win buckets of jury verdicts and others like donald trumps win buckets of subpoenas that and i'm glad to see the committee do this. it's honoring truth seeking function. it's rare to subpoena a lawyer. i would be uncomfortable if these folks were acting truly as lawyers but a law degree doesn't shield your inquiry if you're a co-conspirator or plotter or have on going criminal activity so i think for these lawyers, you know, like rudy giuliani, this attorney client privilege they're starting to advance now is a double edged sword because on the one hand, these four folks hope to keep their shield their actions from public scrutiny but on the other, they have to defend what they were doing as bonefied legal advice and if you have any doubt about how hard that's going to be, just google the words sydney powell disbarment and you will see just how hard that claim will be. >> yeah, and so neal, this seems to be legitimate fifth amendment claims available to some possibly all of these witnesses especially rudy giuliani. >> sure. i mean, you know, there is potential criminal activities here. the letter that you read, lawrence, that c

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great honor for just a small movie by a not very well known director and it got a lot of oscar nominations. >> the film had this really compelling presence at its center played by jennifer lawrencenifer lawrence goes from being this fresh face in "winter's bone" to becoming the face of a massive franchise "the hunger games" movies. >> thank you. for your consideration. >> and then an oscar darling with movies like "silver linings playbook." >> forget i offered to help you. forget the entire [ bleep ] idea because that must have been [ bleep ] because i'm so much crazier than. you. >> keep your voice down. >> i'm just the crazy slut with a dead husband. forget it! >> shut the [ bleep ] up. >> she was great. i love jennifer. her character was so powerful and strong and she he did it so well. i didn't trust her before but i got to say now i do. >> now you like her, dad? >> i have to say i do. yeah. >> when she wins the oscar for "silver linings playbook," it makes perfect sense. she's not just a figure very much in the tradition of the great movie stars of the past but also someone who is funny and witty and real who it seems like can do anything she sets out to do. >> three, two.

lawrence, obrador filled, these cases draw clear lines, can't ban contraception, can't ban marriage between people of the same-sex. strong lines of interests, and all the many negative -- is pointed out. your honor. none of them involve the purposeful termination of a human life. those two features, stare decisis, and termination of a human life, your honor, puts all those safely out of reach of the court. >> okay. i'm sorry to interrupt. but you are making progress in -- the part that i read -- >> yes, your honor? >> you would have to go back 150 years, they think they are wrong in two cases, which will make all the watershed, in a special tough overruling rules apply. you want this to be the third. or you think there were more? and if so, what were they? >> well, your honor, i think there is quite a bit of difference -- the question is never, is it bad to overrule period? >> but in their terms. there were two, they mentioned. and they don't want casey them and they don't want roe to be the first. and in your opinion, you just justice answered, okay, they are not rocking at that level. okay? -- in your opinion? >> i think i'm not sure that i necessarily agree with the watershed characterization