for logan and for abigail. i hope that it's a comfort to logan and abgallon, i see they have their cozies with them there, but i hope it is also a comfort to them that their father, an american hero, is lying where abraham lincoln lay. many of us have heard billy's friends talk about his favorite part of the day was returning home from work to see his children's faces light up with joy. how billy loved sharing with them his love for sports, particularly boston sports. how each day was an adventure whether play fighting with light sabers as the leader mentioned, building cities of legos, and enjoying the magic of harry potter series. everyone who knew billy knew he was a hero on the capitol police force and in his family. it is our hope that with this tribute the american, too, will know and remember the truth. logan and abgallon, no words are adequate. we can only iimagine your sadness -- imagine your sadness, we hope it's a comfort to you that so many now know about your dad and know that he is a hero. his nam

logan and abigail, no words are adequate.can only imagine your sadness, but we hope it's a comfort to you that so many now know about your dad and know that he is a hero, that his name will always be on our lips and his memory in our hearts and , that the president of the united states is picking up one of your distractions. ♪ ♪ -- [laughter] is looking after your toys. as everyone mourns your loss and praise for you, including the president of the united states, here today to offer words in tribute to billy. we also hope this is a tribute a comfort to capitol police who have endured a horrific and heartbreaking several months. as we grieve the passing of officer evans and all who have given their lives to defend the capitol and the country, we are moving by the courage, grace, and resilience with which each member of the force has met this moment and continues to serve our nation. thank you. may god bless the united states capitol police force and all who work to keep our nation safe. and may god bless america. thank you to

logan and abigail, no words are adequate. we can only imagine your sadness. but we hope it's a comfort to you that so many now know about your dad and know that he is a hero. that his name will always be on our lips and his memory in our hearts. and that the president of the united states is picking up one of your distractions. the president of the united states looking after your toys. and that so many mourn your loss and pray for you, including the president of the united states. here today to offer words of tribute to billy. we also hope that this tribute is a comfort to members of the capitol police officer, who have endured an horrific event and who have given their lives to defend the capitol and the country. we are moved by the courage, grace, and resilience with which each member of the force has met this moment and continues to serve our nation. thank you. my god bless the united states capitol police force and all who work to keep our nation safe. and may god bless america. thank you to the family of billy evans for giving us this honor to pay tribu

for logan and for abigail. i hope that it is a comfort to logan and abigail. i hope that it is also a comfort to them that their father, an american hero, is lying where abraham lincoln lay on the post built for abraham lincoln. many of us have heard billy's friends talk about his favorite part of the day was returning home from work to see his children's faces light up with joy. how billy loved sharing with them his love for sports, particularly boston sports. how each day was an adventure whether play fighting with lightsabers and building cities of legos and enjoying the magic of harry potter. everyone who knew billy knew that he was a hero on the capitol police force and in his family. we hope with this tribute the american people, will know and remember the truth, logan and abigail. no words are adequate. we can only imagine your sadness but we hope it is a comfort to you that so many now know about your dad and know that he is a hero. that his name will always be on our lips and his memory in our hearts. and that the president of the united states is pic

most importantly, by holding logan and abigail as tightly as you can. because the long as you have them, you've got billy. as long as you have them. you know, my prayer for all of you is that a day will come when you have that memory and you smile before you get a tear in your eye. i promise you, it's going to come. it just takes a while. it takes a while. but when it comes, you'll know. because he is still with you. he's still in your heart. moves of the son, daughter, brother, sister, mom, dad, it's like losing a piece of your soul. but it's buried deep. but it comes back. there's a great quote, it was read when my son who was chief law enforcement officer in the state of delaware, attorney general, came back from iraq after a year and he died. they read this poem. it said, "when will defies fear, when duty throws the gauntlet down to fate, when honor scorns compromise with death, this is heroism." your son, your husband, your brother, your dad was a hero. and he's part of you. he's in your blood. my prayer for you is that moment of the smile comes be

may it shed courage and consolation upon officer evans' mother, janice, his children, logan and abigail, and their mother, shannon in the sure and certain hope of the eternity you have promised. we commend them this service to your will and your servant william to your keeping. in your strong and holy name we pray. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable charles e-schumer, majority leader of the united states senate. senator schumer: to the family, my colleagues, and members of the capitol police force. billy would say but you already did? to know billy evans was to know, to borrow there shakes sphere, a fellow of infinite jest. his childhood friends will tell you that billy capitalized literally on every opportunity for a joke. his college crew, as he called them, would add that he could be a prankster. his bowling crew and his band crew would say just the same. he was one of many crews. one you would be stationed with on a lazy summer day. the first pick of an afternoon of legos and light saber due else. of course not all of his jokes

so i'm very biased about logan. wrote a book called the betrayal of the negro, and it is about the period immediately following reconstruction. reconstruction people argue about it but generally it's 1865 to 1877. the voice of the buck ends in 1877. logan's book begins in 1877. that is the period of the rollback, to reconstruction. it takes a while to roll it back because blackmon had an enormous amount of power. five people were in the majority. south mississippi, louisiana, almost in the majority, florida, alabama, and georgia, florida, alabama, and georgia, there were 16 black men elected to congress between 1870 and 1877, including two united states senators. in south carolina theb of the house, secretary of state, one of the great moments of the film, i go to john klein burns office and he has all the reconstruction congressman on his will and he could do a whole black history lesson. but systematically, step-by-step, the redemption honest, the former confederates wrote -- and they disenfranchise those black me

we will have exclusive reporting from our own larra logan. miss information from joe biden, the media mob. democrats. the woke corporate cowards it is now hitting if you can believe it. new levels of derangement and psychosis. because the outright lies that are being spewed about georgia's new voting law and proposals in texas, it exposes just how corrupt, just how bitterly partisan our major institutions are and how they have become. peer state run propaganda outlets. they are less interested in truth than ever before. here on this program, we are going to do the job the mob and the media will never do. and we will separate fact from fiction for you and lay out what the law is and what it is not. we will expose how abusively bias the media is, the double standards are, the misinformation campaign being waged against election integrity. oh, yeah, and delaware's voting laws, far more restrictive they on the georgia law. we begin where joe biden began his lies. this does not end voting hours early, joe. if you are awake. i doubt it. in fact, it

now, in just a moment, laura logan will be here. she will have the very latest into these human traffickers and the drug smugglers and the cartels and how dangerous they are and how all of these groups are capitalizing big time on joe biden's border crisis. and also tonight, we have new details and the hunter-biden saga, including his involvement with the biden family international pay for play get-rich-quick scheme. we are going to have a full report straight ahead. i promise you won't hear that in the media mob. but first, after several feeble painstaking steps of the stairso air force one in the wind, and the rain, the very frail, the very week, the cognitively struggling joe biden made his way to pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where he unveiled what is a massive multitrillion dollar tax hike, the largest in history, and green new energy program disguised as an infrastructure bill, which it is not. just like the emergency covid bill was not about emergency covid relief. in fact, out of the roughly 2.3 telling dollar spending -- 80 bil

i'm joined by fox nation host, lara logan. the latest season of her show "lara logan has no agenda" has a fascinating show. good to see you here. lara, what goes through your mind? when you watch the two children gets dropped over the fence. you talk about the dynamic behind all of that. tell us about that. >> well, sadly, the first thing that goes through my mind apart from the initi pit in your stomach where you feel sick because you think it could be your child. but what i think about immediately after that, martha, is that this is a diversion. the cartels know exactly what border patrol cameras are, they know their tactics, techniques, procedures. what they know is when they drop two little girls like that, border patrol agents will search that area and be completely consumed of taking care of those children. that goes to show the u.s. politicians and leaders in this country that discredited and targeted and terrorized border patrol agents and their families should be ashamed of themselves. the cartels know that they will

joining me now is lara logan, host of fox nation's lara logan has no agenda.ocused on the border crisis. the migrants are confused because they are just allowedd in. they are confused. this goes way beyond confusion to assisting the cartels. tell us about it. >> it really does and i was speaking to some agents on the border today who were saying it's not just all the people that are being released. it's not just the thousands and were getting away. it's the fact that they are under so much pressure to push people through as quickly as they can that they have no idea who they are. you're right that the cartels are the ones who are the bigle winners in this situation and they know it. they are sending five rafts across at a time because while agents are consumed with it or taking care of children dropped over the fence et cetera, they know that that's the opportunity for them to push drugs and guns and whatever they want. cash. coming back into mexico from the u.s. the cartels, what we are hearing, i've been in touch with some sources on the mexican side, but we

his name is doug logan. okay.ay an "arizona central" reporter who volunteered to help the audit gain access quoted, i notice the auditors are supposed to only have blue pens, supposed to be only red. the blue pens the counter have could potentially be used to mark the ballots. i pointed this out to doug logan with cyber ninjas, that's his i'm apparently. doug is running this audit. he told me his understanding of blue ink was fine, the ballots only reed black ink. then he came back and said actually it seems i'm uncorrect but he still seemed unsure. he would work on this. that's what is going on in arizona ride now with the actual battle. okay. that's the same guy, the one she is talking to, with people going around with blue pens on the physical ballots. that's the same guy who tweeted "stop the steal." his audit counters are using pens that could potentially be used to change ballots. what on earth? i mean there are already legitimate questions about the security around those ballots and this whole audit. a loca

. >> alcindor: retired staff sergeant chaunsey logan spent 20 years in the army.ay through her service, she decided to put her hair in locs, because it was easier to maintain. that style, however, violated the military's grooming policy, which was particularly difficult for many black personnel. >> i was ordered to cut my locs, and i refused that order. so i ended up being tried under u.c.m.j.-- uniform code of military justice-- was found guilty of refusing that order. and the punishment was to be reduced in rank and to be separated from the military for refusing to cut my hair. now, that didn't happen. >> alcindor: what changed? during the trial, she made a minor change to her hairstyle, allowing logan to keep her job and rank. >> my hair like this was wrong, but doing this, twisting two of them together, this was determined to be within regulation. so this is what i did all over my hair. >> alcindor: in 2017, the army removed its ban on locs, but logan still remembers how the scrutiny made her feel. >> that is the worst experience i've had in my 20-year career.

. >> youtuber logan paul will fight floyd mayweather in june. paul is 0-1 in his fighting career. undefeated in his pro career going 50-0. >> logan has been asking for the fight posting this doctored image with the caption 50 and, oh, my god, he's small. >>> next mark zuckerberg is offering an explanation for a photo that got him roasted. >> last year he was caught surfing in hawaii with an excessive amount of sunscreen all over his face. >> well, during a live chat yesterday, zuckerberg revealed the extra sunscreen was his failed attempt to disguise himself from paparazzi. yeah, maybe he's a mime. >> he could wear a mask. >> top headlines next. ll up tho. with dupixent, teens saw clearer skin and significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines, don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. so help heal your skin from within and talk

if they've ever had a violation of the logan act, and i think the logan act is something they should use, it's very simple. you can't do what he did. and i said during my administration too, i think that he was seeing them and saying don't make a deal, don't make a deal, maybe we'll win and you'll be able to make a sweetheart deal with us. don't make a deal. because iran wanted to make a deal so badly but john kerry was telling them in my opinion don't make a deal. we'll make you a sweetheart deal if we win. and that is a violation at at the highest levels of the logan act. on top of that, you have this recording that they found saying some of the things but much more than what you just stated, that is horrible. it should never -- a thing like that should never be allowed. and you know, a lot of people are calling for his resignation and they're calling for a lot more. what he did is totally illegal. maria: yeah. well, we see the treatment there where we're not hearing much about it and then we see what took place with rudy giuliani, your personal attorney, a search of his apartment

charles logan, an employee in a box factory, was discovered dead by his wife carolyn logan. mrs. logan gave the following statement. on tuesday night, november 2nd, 1943, she was alone in the house when charles came home around midnight. he had been drinking and was in a quarrelsome mood. they had an argument but she was finally able to persuade him to go upstairs to bed. she waited downstairs for him to go to sleep before she also went to bed. after about half an hour, she heard him moving around and shortly therefore heard a shot. she ran upstairs and found the situation as illustrated by the model. there you go. she's downstairs. hears a shot. runs upstairs. and this is what she finds. do you buy it? these were meant to be observed in a darkened room. really all the light is supposed to come from within the diorama. i always loved that back drop. it's just so cool. and when i got here, there's a light bulb that's back behind there. but in front of that space there was no light. so it was dark there. and i'm fiddling around. i was messing with this, looking in there. and i saw

>> reporter: logan square, about northwest. >> oh, logan square. >>. >> reporter: a couple miles from the city. we marched a couple of miles, basically did a circle loop and then came back here to the square. >> all right, martin, as you said. keep your head on a swivel. you have to protect yourself out there. we'll continue to check in with martin and with sara sidner. martin is in chicago. there's been so much violence over the last 100 days and it has been 100 days since the capitol insurrection. prosecutors have charged hundreds of people in question, the riot but hundred more still unidentified. the latest on the investigation. that's next. so what do you love about your always pan? the non-stick? incredible. the built-in spatula rest? genius? i just learned to cook and this pan makes it so easy. so what's going on? [dog] i'm a talking dog. i just learned to cook the other issue. [dog] oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's tre

giants starter logan webb all smiles in his season debut in the giants dugout. was he smiling at the finish? scoreless bottom third, into the mariners bullpen. that's a solo job, folks. 1-0 seattle. 2-0 in the fourth. dylan moore, he got a double, all the way to the wall in left. that brought home a run. third straight double by the mariners. webb allowed three runs in five and a third innings. seattle won it 4-0 to take 2 of 3 in the series. >>> hey, young fella, hang on to that baseball souvenir. a's game three with the astros. top four, the best of shortstop elvis. the stab and the throw to get his man. how about it, elvis? yeah, love that. 2-1 astros in the fifth this. one did not stay in the ballpark. jordan alvarez gone. a three-run job. astros put a nine spot on the board, won it 9-1. it's the a's first 0-3 start since 1996. >>> the sharks against the rival kings a second straight night. tied at 1-1 in the second. oh, the pass. logan to evander kane. san jose took a 2-1 lead. less than five minutes to go, tied at 2-2. beat him to the puck. gam brel, who s

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so mcfeely had us read du bois's book and a book by rayford logan. he was the third or the fourth black man to get a ph.d. in history. but he wrote a book called the betrayal of the negro. and it's about the period immediately following reconstruction. reconstruction people argue about it. but generally acceptedxg8+ 1865 to 1877. du bois' bookends in 1877. logan's book begins in 1877. and that is the period of the rollback to reconstruction. it takes a while to roll it back. black men had an enormous amount of power. black people were in the majority. south carolina, mississippi, louisiana, almost in a majority, florida, alabama, and georgia. florida, alabama and georgia. there were 16 black men elected to congress between 1870 and 1877, including two united states senators. in south carolina, speaker of the house, secretary of state, one of the great moments of the film -- i go to jim clyburn's office and he has all the reconstruction congressmen on his wall and he could do a whole black history lesson. but systematically, step by step, the redempti

logan webb, on the help for the giants. tied france. he wins that battle, it is 1-0.tarting the giants offense. didn't get a runner basil night. start top shop, crawford gets to double play. giants manager hit six. a rare sunday off. they will play monday in san diego. a's and astros fans in reliefju is a big one. alvarez, three run blast. his first of the year, and it is 5-1 strus. bottom of the eighth. same score. aces loaded for chad pender. he's got a chance right here. he is going for the grand slam. right center. but stays in the yard. that is an out. houston adds more, and they were 9-one. the a lot a's starting the season. sharks extending their winning streak, the captain, logan, great behind-the-back pass to k 16th of the year 2-1. sharkey's. to the third, game tied to-2. jonathan quick tries to play the puck, turns it over and that is good for the sharks. sharks win 3-2, that is four straight, they are making noise in the playoff race. abc 7 sports, sponsored by your local toyota dealers. dion? >> chris, thanks so much. >>> thank you, everyone, that is it.

chant of protest logan's a lot of supporters show up today to attend the hearing to show senator solidarity to the child defendants and also to protest against their sentences the wish they think is unjust and in response though many of the defendants i have spoken to over the previous weeks that they said oh well prepared for cho term but still. at a moment when they were sentence that they chanted slogans inside a courtroom insisted on there is no there is nothing criminal to all the nice and attend and unauthorized assembly there is a peaceful one although without permission from the police that they insisted this is not just to see follow this obedience now jimmy lie was the most arguably the most prominent defender today in court talk to us about the significance of his 4th 14 month sentence and also tell us a little bit about him what makes him so remarkable. yes to me i have received one of the most heaviest sentence we've seen today that he is the founder of the very famous and the biggest opposition news outlet in hong kong. he has been spoken critic of the chinese government and a

logan has retweeted posts claiming the 2020 election is rigged.ring more information on the process and would have paused effort had democrats paid $1 million to cover the costs but they refused. only voter noted that counters were using blue pens, against the rules for recounts as can be used to remark ballots. with me now democratic arizona congressman ruben gallego. could barely get through the read, so many parts made no sense. election was five months ago, challenges in your state that didn't find evidence of fraud. what is what happening here? >> three things, number one, this is a scam to take money from slow and dim-witted that don't want to accept the results. and way to prop up hurt feelings in arizona because they lost the race and state is turning blue. ironic, trump people supposed to be tough. and stage an issue to pass more voter suppression laws. not unnoticed that one state senator in arizona said i want to wait until the audit is done in order to pass more laws. audit is a sham. why hire anyone named cyberninjas? and we're not cl

. >> reporter: cyber ninja ceo doug logan immediately come under fire.donald trump got 00k more votes than previously reported in arizona. logan was listed as an expert witness in a lawsuit that reiterated there was election fraud connected to dominion voting voting machines. all this sparking outcry in integrity groups. they point to the partisan nature, restrictions on outside election observers, limited observations on who will conduct the hand count and owe paig make plans -- if arizona senate republicans are looking to reassure all voters about election integrity republican election lawyer ben ginsburg says this isn't the right approach. >> 30 or 35% of our population doesn't believe in election results. that's a ticking time bomb for the country. but the arizona senate republicans have made a huge mistake in the people who they have hired to do this audit because they are tainted by partisan leanings by what they have said in the past. >> reporter: kara murray, cnn, washington. >>> coming up in an exclusive interview, vice president kamala harris s

>> reporter: logan square. we're about northwest of the city, a couple of miles out from the city. >> yeah. >> reporter: so that's where all this has been. we marched for a couple of miles but basically did a circle loop and came back here to the square. >> martin, as you said, keep your head on a swivel. you've got to protect yourself out there. just make sure that you are safe. we're going to check in with martin and with sara sidner, who is in brooklyn center. martin's in chicago. you know, there's been so much violence over the last 100 days, and it's been 100 days quite frankly since that capitol insurrection. prosecutors have charged hundreds of people in connection with the riot, but hundreds more still unidentified. the latest on the investigation. that's next. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and prin

canine deputy logan fox who was a two-year veteran of the department died at the scene. after being taken to a local hospital. these were deputies who were responding to a welfare call to check on a person who did not show up to work. and with me now is watoga county sheriff lynn hagerman. sir, thank you for being with us. i'm so sorry for what you, your community and your department are going through here. can you tell us a little about deputy fox? i know he was only 25, and sergeant ward, who is the father of two kids. >> that's correct. yeah, we are certainly devastated, but the community has really come together, and logan fox, the canine officer, that was his main driving goal in life, to be a canine officer. during the time he was here, he certainly exhibited great professionalism and great drive and loved his dog and really helped the community. then deputy ward, the same thing. he was a devoted family man. he was a great deputy, had some prior experience, but was a great leader as well, and the folks -- for both of them, the folks in watauga county grew to love t

i want to thank governor logan and his first led -- lady and staff and all the people in the kitchen who made the greatest maryland crab cakes i have aoept for a long time and it is a pleasure to come back to the oldest state capital in the united states still actively working for the people of maryland. this is something that is very important. we had a great group of presenters. governor hoganen put a great team together to present the challenges we've. being tell you this in washington we will be able to come together. i have all the confidence in the world. i think itis bipartisan. to put a good infrastructure bill together. we can take care of the needs of our country and take care of the opportunities that people need in a fiscally responsible way. i want to thank everybody here all of you for doing a great job. we don't always get to together that often. you would think we are all in congress and the senate and house is always together. we are not. i want to thank the people who worked together to get it opportunity. we need to be doing more of this. i want to introduce to you

texas governor dan patrick and larry logan who has no agenda. the media's coverage of this, during and after the trial. your reaction. >> the media's coverage is consistent where they take whatever narrative they want fueled by political opportunity and political leaders, and they run with it regardless and completely ignore the view of millions of americans on context, they ignore the history and don't try to dig below the surface and push out a constant constant barrage of propaganda regardless of the facts. there are many aspects of this that were shocking at the whole country united in condemning, that is absent from the narrative. one of the other things they do is leave out critical parts of the story and only cover the story they want over and over and then claim the moral authority of objectivity, have total information dominance so it doesn't matter what they do and even when they get it wrong and are exposed like they were with officer sicknick who was not killed with a fire extinguisher at the capital on june 6th, when they got it wro

ryan mcmahon, his fifth of the year tied for the league lead and he comes off of logan webb and gives the rockies a 3-1 advantage. in the six, i guess people have forgotten that buster posey is an all-star catcher. gunned down tapia. that would make a difference. in the bottom six that one is out of here and and and the giants. a three run homer. 4-3 is the final. third straight win for the giants. round three of the masters delayed by bad weather. nothing was going to stop corey connors. for under on the day highlighted by the sixth place. he had a hole-in-one and just became the sixth player to ace hole number six. jordan spieth is in the hunt in seventh place at five under par . up and down on the chip for brody but the man everybody is chasing is marciano. 65 and he is the leader up by four and in the clubhouse at 11 underpar. we have kevin durant a nagging hamstring injury. they were talking about a dispute on the bench from a few years ago. that was the beginning of the end as katie for a warrior. stay tuned for that coming up at 8:00. >> thank you. >>> that is all the time we h

logan and abigail, no words are adequate. we can only imagine your sadness, but we hope it's a comfort that so many now know about your dad and know that he is a hero. that his name will always be on our lips and his memory in our hearts. >>> well, she is right. no words are adequate. >> reporter: -- for officer evans, another special moment was when his 7-year-old daughter abigail was wiping the tears away from her mother throughout the ceremony. this is something that has become too familiar for capitol police. i was speaking to a capitol police officer before the ceremony, who said i can't believe we are doing this again. of course, officer sicknick laid in honor earlier this year. he died during the insurrection, but president biden had a speech full of empathy and sympathy. as someone who has experienced his own familiar tragedy, let's take a listen to what he had to saw. >> you a know you're going to make it by holding each other together most importantly, but holding logan and abigail as tightly as you can. because as

joining me now is texas governor abbott and laura logan host of logan has no agenda.the media's coverage of this during and after the trial, your reaction? >> well, the media's coverage has been consistent with the last few years, laura, where they take whatever narrative that they want, and that is fueled by political opportunists and leaders and activists and organizers, and they run with it regardless. and they completely ignore the view of millions of americans, they ignore the context, they ignore the history. they don't try to dig below the surface, and they just push out this constant, constant barrage of propaganda, regardless of the facts. and, you know, sure, you know, there are many aspects of this that were reported that were shocking that the whole country united in condemning. that's absent from the narrative. so one of the other things they do is leave out critical parts of the story and they only cover the story that they want over and over again. and then they claim the moral authority of objectivity and they have total information dominance. so it re

liz: sarah henry, logan capital. thank you for these three names.the dow is down 315 points. the s&p down 37, on a report that president biden will hike the capital gains tax at some.that will do it for "the claman countdown." time for "kudlow." larry: hello, everyone. welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. great to be with you. lots of big news today, mostly on the climate front and how ironic. today is earth day. i'm all for the earth but i am not for these climate change policies that are coming out. i'm not a climate denier. i know there is a human element to the carbon emissions story. i also know there are natural elements to the carbon story but what we learned today is that president biden wants to slash the level of carbon emissions to be 50% lower in 2030 than the

logan webb gives up the souvenir. that's all the giants needed. they were shut out on the scoreboard. 4-0. the giants off tomorrow to san diego to face the padres on monday. at the coliseum, the a's have fallen to the astros 9-1. alvarez with a three-run shot in the fifth. they've been outscored 27-7 in three game. the sharks stay red hot on the ice. a 2-2 tie in the third to lift san jose to a 3-2 went over the kings. the sharks have now won four in a row. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm

kitty logan in london with the latest.und wreckage from the missing submarine now but they say that certainly means there's no hope of finding new survivors with this discovery, the search becomes a recovery operation. a difficult one too in deep waters. officials suspect the submarine may have broken up after it passed maximum depth and run out of oxygen by now and no bodies have been found so search continues. the u.s. is assist requesting that effort sending a claim in area to support the navy. 20 ships involved in this operation so far, with more joining from other countries. the depth of the sea in area is close to 3,000 feet. making this search extremely challenging. submarine lost contact in waters 16 miles north of the island that went missing after a dive during a training exercise on wednesday. it is still not clear what happened although authorities are working on a theory that the submarine may have dived beyond its limits but they ruled out the explosion onboard. this was the worst possible outcome for familie

from fox news headlines 24/7, carley shimkus, and host of "lara logan has no agenda," lara logan. former wisconsin congressman, fox news contributor, sean duffy. good morning and welcome to you all. sean duffy, a former congressman, i am interested in your perspective because you really have the full national top-down viewpoint. share with us your thoughts on what is going on. >> sean: first off, it is the role of the government to keep their citizens they fear that is one of the primary goals. this is very simple, right? you get more violence, more criminals. more guns. more victims. so, what is happening in portland in minneapolis, that is an easy correlation. less police means more crime, and one of the problems we have is and just police officers. it is that we have really bad prosecutors right now, so prosecutors across the country who have been funded by people like george soros and others on prosecuting crimes, so you can have investigators prosecute the crimes, these defendants get off. they go back on the street. one other point i would like to make it as we see a surge o

bottom three, two on for logan webb. who says pitchers can't hit? look at that, rips a triple to the gap in right center, two-run score. webb also pitched seven shutout innings. the bull pen would make it interesting. the giants had a 4-0 lead, they beat the marlins 4-3. madison bumgarner was dealing against the braves. he pitched seven innings. but it won't go in the record books as a no-hitter, because the game was only seven innings. you know that new rule for doubleheaders. still a great effort on the mound by madbaum. >>> it appears to be set for the jags and jets. many wondering what are the 49ers are going to do and who will they take at number three. cynthia freeland's numbers say they should take the quarterback out of ohio state. >> the highest fit for me is justin fields in that scenario, and it's pretty significantly higher than the other two. >> when you're crunching the numbers, how do you look at arm strength, ability to scramble and get the first down? >> i do only things that are measurable. it's about in this system, this fit would

by holding each other together, most importantly, by holding logan and abigail as tightly as you cans you have them you have billy. >> president biden also jumped out of his seat when the little girl dropped a model of the capitol dome handing it back to her and after speaking the president knelt down and handed a presidential challenge coin to evans' young son. >> that whole event, laura, so moving and just a reminder of the sacrifices that so many of these people who keep our country safe and the fact that the capitol building could have been politicized in these recent months as somehow someplace -- i just -- it just breaks my heart. >> and this is just a reminder of the human toll, the human loss. this is a real person with children and a wife and people who loved him. >> we send our very best to logan, abigail and her mom. >>> taking a look 53 minutes past the hour at markets around the world. asian shares closed mixed here, europe has opened higher a little bit and on wall street, you know, barely moving essentially ahead of the start of earnings season. jpmorgan, goldman sachs

war police cap to billy's beloved children, logan.bigail i want you to know that we are forever indebted to your dad. sure evans died defending the capital, its institutions and the thousands of people who come here to do the people's business. there are a series of upcoming hearings on capitol security in the wake of the january 6th ryan lawmakers are still discussing the fencing around the capitol complex and how much if any, of it should be made permanent. they will also likely restructure the capitol police chain of command. make changes to the capitol police board. we're talking about money, and we want to make sure that it is the appropriate amount, nothing less than we need, but nothing more than we need and appropriately prioritized to again open up the capital so that it is the temple of democracy. they're currently 2300 national guard personnel defending the capital through at least may 23rd in washington. ray bogan, fox news. president biden has decided to leave american troops in afghanistan beyond the may 1st deadline. th

her district is near chicago's logan square neighborhood. congresswoman, good evening. >> good evening, joshua. thank you so much for having me. >> well, you are one of the folks that we wanted to talk to, particularly, because of what antonia just described. the trauma that folks may be dealing with after this. what are you hearing from your constituents about everything that's been going on? i am sure that they're talking about it. >> people are sad. a seventh grader is dead. you know, i have to tell you, as a former teacher, my heart is just breaking for that. that, this child's life was cut short when he had, perhaps, a great future ahead of him. and we could have all helped him. but people are just furious, also, just mad. when is this going to stop? you know, the -- the -- the death of -- of young men and young boys, now, a boy of color, is just unacceptable. and chicago has a history, actually, of police brutality. and we have got to do something about it. and frankly, i feel that this officer, who made a, pretty much, a split-second