"please take care of meghan.really did love you." >> reporter: was that a suicide note? >> oh, i think so. >> reporter: that's a matter of opinion. >> i think when you say, "take care of my daughter." "i did love you," all the other insecurities in that note -- the point of that note to me was there's another side of j.j. that a lot of people didn't know. and there were some real issues there. >> reporter: but the idea that was a suicide note? ludicrous, said the prosecution. could have been written years earlier, probably was. after all, why would he ask cara to take care of meghan? she was an adult, living on her own, when j.j. was killed. and j.j. was over the moon with his new life with a new woman, so those expressions of love, highly unlikely at the time of his death. anyway, with that it was over. cara had done all she could to make her case. >> reporter: what was it like when that jury went out? >> i knew it was in god's hands. there's nothing i could do. now, my attorney looked like somebody had punched

we will discuss with meghan graper.nd we will hear from the chair of aston martin and owner of formula one team as well, lawrence strahl on the launch of the new car. let's get a check on what is going on in the markets. equity indexes, the s&p is down 40%. it had been down less but moving on these headlines we are getting jim bullard right now, to your yield of jumping up to one. a 19-basis point move. we have not seen something like that since november. a big move especially at the front end of the curve. the u.s. two-year now at 2.0398. the u.s. 30-year also at 2.3381. big moves in rates. that leads me to summing the caught my eye today. market swaps show a full point of tightening over the next three meetings. that is what the world would like to see. if you look at the interest-rate probability on the bloomberg, wi rp, will show you that. what the market is pricing and right now rate hikes through the end of the year. this is a number of rate hikes we are expecting. expecting almost two in march, three in may, clos

but 1st, meghan, get to have you here on the screen. please introduce yourself. tell her what you are and what you do. hi, i'm making jeanette sky. i'm a columbia based journalist who's been covering this issue for the past 4 years and are covered the decision itself. on monday for al jazeera, the new york times and sienna, all right, thank you so much. all right, so audience you have seen and heard from our panel, would you like to be in this conversation as well? the comment section is right here. i ask you to be sensitive and courteous because whenever we talk about abortion rights and abortion on the screen of the comments section here, it's usually on fire. i want the passion, but also the courtesy as well. thank you for that. marianna, monday evening. your mood was what and why? well, trio to hear that they go see different court may is tory ruling that is going to change the life nice already changing the lives of many vulnerable women and girls that before and mom they were forced to have unsafe abortions. because they were not having many choices and the

it's going to be so wonderful to hear from meghan. please welcome her. [applause] >> thanks so much connor for that introduction and thanks all of you for coming today. it's great to see your faces mostly happened them. this is my first in-person event at a virtual book tour. the book came out at the end of august so it's exciting to be here with you today. i'm going to start reading a portion of the book that takes place exclusively in madison. i wrote this chapter and opening to the chapter that's about robotics largely and i was writing this chapter around the time i was teaching a class on campus. it was one of those food delivery robots that showed up that you have all seen roaming kearound here. so i'm going to read this short opening to this chapter and then i will talk more about the book as a whole and maybe read a few more passages. i want to make sure we have time for q&a also. nobody could say exactly when the robots arrived. they seem to have been smuggled onto campus during break without an official announcement, arexplanation or warning. t

meghan ob a writer who was raised in the midwest. it is always wonderful when the wisconsin book festival can host great wisconsin authors and macon is one of those. you may have seen her at the festival for her first collection of essays interior states published and when the booker award for nonfiction. it is absolutely one of the wonderful that we get to call her our own here in madison . this book "god, human, animal, machine: technology, metaphor, and the search for meaning" is really about what it means to be a person in this time. it takes on science, takes on faith, takes on technology in ways that push you to think about what your day-to-day life is ntlike, what your entire life is like and what the future of your life can be like. it is going to be so wonderful to hear from meghan. please welcome her. [applause] >> thanks so much for the introduction odand thanks to all of you for coming today. it's wonderful to see your faces, most of them. i did an introduction and a virtual book tour for this book which came out the end

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no, i bought meghan trainor's old house.tudio there that i'm knocking down. before we knock it down, we're recording there. >> jimmy: oh, you're knocking it -- why are you knocking it down? you have a use for it. >> for a podcast? i could do that under your desk. >> jimmy: i see. >> i never -- i did not say that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: does meghan know you're knock herring recording studio -- >> yes, she wa one of our guests. >> jimmy: oh, she was? >> hang on. meghan trainor. ryan trainer. kaylin allen. ty burrell. jesse tyler ferguson. mayim bialik. you. lots of people. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did you ever do that in school? did you every the answers to a test -- >> no, i was such a goody-goody. i knew there was no way i was going to remember that tonight. no effing way. >> jimmy: i could have written on it a card for you. >> yeah, but -- i mean, now i'm always going to remember. oh, ash. ash. i met her here. she was the musical guest when i was hosting. >> jimmy: oh. >> she's got a great episode. wait till you he

well. , ., , meghan as well.conservative person, with a small cand he said, yes, in quite a conservative person, with a small c and he said, yes, in some ways deliberately so because the truth is —— make be view as she should always go at the pace of the slowest person if the slowest person every kingdom so that no one should every kingdom so that no one should ever feel left behind so she has kept going solidly and steadily to ensure that nobody ever feels left behind. 50 ensure that nobody ever feels left behind. ., i ensure that nobody ever feels left behind, ., i ., ensure that nobody ever feels left behind. ., i ., ., behind. so lovely to have your thouuhts behind. so lovely to have your thoughts this _ behind. so lovely to have your thoughts this morning, - behind. so lovely to have your thoughts this morning, thank| behind. so lovely to have your i thoughts this morning, thank you behind. so lovely to have your - thoughts this morning, thank you for being with us and we speak about this i'm sure as you jus

. -- as has meghan. it royalfamily. —— as has meghan. it was decided this was a good fit for her.poke to the captain of the winning's rugby union team sarah hunter and she told me that she felt that the duchess coming on board was going to really give a boost to women's rugby in particular. there was a definite talking point on the pitch and that was about competitiveness. of course prince william is the royal patron of the welsh rugby union, she is the patron of the english rugby union, so when the two teams get together, which royal patron is going to be the winner? i think that should be a good watch. winner? i think that should be a good watch-— winner? i think that should be a aood watch. , . ~' , ., winner? i think that should be a aood watch. , ., ~ y., good watch. yes indeed. thank you so much. sarah campbell there. time for a look at the weather now. here's sarah keith—lucas. most of us have cloud today but there are glimpses of sunshine. this picture off the coast of east sussex. some blue skies may linger but for most places the rest of the day does look fairly grey, cl

i want to welcome to another edition of your max with me, your house, meghan.

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i'm meghan calpen, department staff. i'm going to provide a brief overview of the budget equity assessment which is included in the budget staff report you received today. the assessment tool [inaudible] four places. the phase one, social and equity resource plan allocation goal, the commission's resolution from summer 2020s to [inaudible] acknowledgment of injustice and take concrete action that are visible in the reallocation of resources and work programs. end quote. this department piloted a budget equity tool last year that we built on for this year and we're continuing to seek alignment with the office of racial equity's recently released budgets equity assessment tool which all city departments will use in the future. in general, this is how the budgetsing process goes. as deborah mentioned, there's an eight-month process and, since 2021, we have been infusing equity into the budgetsing process at each critical stage. so the budget equity assessment tool identifies work programs and contracts that center equity an

markte _ had with prince harry and meghan markle and prince andrew, i think she cautious but in termsto those _ celebrations she is looking forward to those irr— celebrations she is looking forward to those in that message, that letter— to those in that message, that letter says thank you so much for your— letter says thank you so much for your affection and loyalty and surrport, _ your affection and loyalty and support, so that isjust her taking the chance — support, so that isjust her taking the chance to take stock of 70 years — the chance to take stock of 70 years. today will very much be a reflective — years. today will very much be a reflective one for the queen and as you mentioned it's the day her father— you mentioned it's the day her father died so a bittersweet moment for her— father died so a bittersweet moment for her and _ father died so a bittersweet moment for her and of course the first accession _ for her and of course the first accession day she celebrates without prince _ accession day she celebrates without prince philip, so this year there will be — prince philip

he is friends with prince harry prince harry and meghan markle.acists when we all know he himself was forced to apologize for wearing black face in the past. it's a big political problem for justin trudeau. he's gone out of his the white to position himself being against blue-collar workers who kept canada's economy afloat during the pandemic. kept all of north america up and running one might argue. i don't know how is going to overcome this. moving forward, neil young is not done speaking out after spotify's ceo refused pull podcast host joe rogan from the platform. up next how the aging rockefellers calling for a company lockout. ♪ ♪ >> woman: what's my safelite story? i'm a photographer. and when i'm driving, i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, it had to be fixed right. i scheduled with safelite autoglass. their experts replaced my windshield and recalibrated my car's advanced safety system. ♪ acoustic rock music ♪ >> woman: safelite is the one i trust. they focus on safety so i can focus on this view. >> s

and good for meghan mccain.ancel culture errors become the subject of cancel culture. >> ben: at the two week vacation, let's stop calling it a suspension. it's a two-week vacation in the media wanted to protect her, abc wanted to protect her, cbs wanted to protect her and put her on their show and she screwed up the apology multiple times. this is no accountability, this is a vacation. she will be back. i would argue it's in a fireball offense, not opinion. it's pure bigotry and racism from whoopi goldberg and what she said. but i would say this is not even a slap on the wrist. it's a two week vacation and many americans wish they could have right now. >> emily: jonathan perez wrote a really interesting op-ed for "the new york post" where he pointed out that her real name is karen johnson. drop the goldberg name that you co-opted it, you don't deserve it. moving on, california's deferment of justice ordering black lives matter to disclose its finances, a move that could shed light on how the group's cofounder a

joining us is meghan o'sullivan, former assistant to george w. national security adviser for iraq and afghanistan and on the board of raytheon technologies as well. we're learning british petroleum is going to exit its $14 billion stake, a sign of the western business world cutting its ties with the kremlin. what's your reaction to that and the decisions taken by germany and the rest of the eu regarding s.w.i.f.t.? presumably it will be ratified by the belgian people who run that messaging service. >> what we have seen is that in the last week, we have started to have things that were not even spoken about really with any seriousness a week or so ago come into the realm of the reality and the possibility when it comes to economic sanctions. so i think we're really moving into a territory where we're no longer looking to deter president putin but really looking to try to really contain him, really even if this problem with ukraine, if this terrible invasion is reversed, which i don't see happening, basically we're going to see the west be at odds

meghan and harry, there is no appetite over here in the united kingdom for them to return.g over there, over here they are polling incredibly badly. and i think after the messages over the last couple of days about, you know, the things that prince harry does, and the oprah winfrey interview is still rated so badly in people's minds overhear. it's actually made prince charles and camilla even more popular. a lot of people feel incredibly sorry for them, so you know, difficult times. >> martha: 30 seconds left but i want to swing you over to ten downing street because there is the garden party gate that has exploded. do you think boris johnson can hang onto his position as prime minister? >> i'm going to be back there this afternoon, but i do. he will cling on, he's reevaluating what's going on there, some good people around him now and so we will keep you posted. >> martha: plus lifted all the restrictions, whichever but he left. [laughs] all right, thank you so much! always good to see you! from london this morning. and that is it for today. i am martha maccallum. i'll see

>> they fired her for defending a comment on meghan markle.sagree on the semantics of the comment. i don't think was hateful. this is a woman shrugging off the holocaust and you shouldn't fire her, you should educator, that argument falls flat. she knows a holocaust and she should know better. that's her driving crazy. we don't want to fire her we want to live in a world where speech is speech. you get to keep her employed, but laos us from here on in because they're not going to good hereto the cease-fire. keep her on the show because it's harder to deal with joy behar than it is to be canceled. >> bill: thank you. good to see you. breaking news right now. former miami dolphins head coach is suing the nfl and three teams alleging discrimination against black head coaches. florida said that his interview with the new york gias was a sham and the dolphins owner offered to pay him $100,000 for every game they lost in 2019. seemingly to give the team a better shot at getting a better draft and in the following year. good morning. >> good morning.

talkshow and she was fired last year when she supported a comment that was made by piers morgan about meghankle. we've been hearing a lot of people saying there are double standards here, that sharon osbourne was fired for saying something that was considered to be in support of a racist remark, but will be goldberg is only getting suspended for two weeks. do you s a double standard ther katie: what she said was ignorant, i don't think it was anti-semitic the army is -- the irony is that the biggest ai-semites see the jewish as a separate race. so you can just accuse her being insensitive in her perspective and how she is basing it on her own experience and what we live today. the other thing is that she was making the point that books like "maus," which is a graphic biography about holocaust survivors. her point is that this should be taught. she's coming from good place. she's not holocaust denier, she's just being a little dense i would say when it comes to understandingow nazis saw jews, and how anti-semites see jews today. brent: should the take -- should she take the option to travel t

harry and meghan, who themselves landed a multimillion-dollar deal with the platform also expressingpotify announcing they're now working to add a content advisory to any podcast episode that includes a discussion about covid-19. >> these companies are businesses. spotify is probably doing the least risky thing possible by saying we're going to keep joe rogan, but we'll certainly provide warnings or avenues where people can gather more information if they want to get it. >> reporter: spotify now joining other online platforms like facebook and twitter who have made changes in response to the growing wave of misinformation. >> companies don't have to do this. there are three reasons that companies might want to do this. number one, they would say it so they can do the right thing. number two is because they're getting a lot of pressure to do it. and number three is i think a lot of these companies are concerned that if they don't do more that they could end up getting regulated more by the government. >> reporter: while spotify's market value dropped by more than $2 billion over the w

. >>> and prince harry and meghan markle made a special appearance at the image awards. presented with the president's award. the couple was recognized for their public service in the u.s. and around the world. they talked about several issues including ukraine and the fallout after the murder of george floyd. >> in the months that followed, as my husband and i spoke with the civil rights community, we committed ourselves and our organization to illuminating those who are advancing racial justice and progress. >> actress jennifer hudson won the top honor, entertainer of the year, for her role as aretha franklin in the biopic "respect." >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," 20 years after avril lavigne made her debut she is back with her seventh album. we'll see how she's keeping the party going and returning to her musical roots. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." musical roots. >>> gear up for spring with your favorite brands... get kids' under armour - $35 and under... find must-have shoes from nike... and tekgear tees and tank tops - $30 and under! p

if meghan markle he is the king.eople who have a legitimate cause. i don't necessarily agree with a lot of what they are saying, i absolutely defend to the death their right to period of time iy have been doing. trudeau by bringing emergency powers and having the police rounding them all up like it's some fascist state, this is what i'm talking about. this is a form of fascism going on. and, yet, he would profess to be the most liberal guy you would ever meet in your life. yet, is he behaving like a fascist. this is what i mean by the hypocrisy of the woke movement if you like. the woke brigade is that they say one thing, they say they stand for tolerance and fairness and equality and liberalism. and they behave in a completely different manner. and i find that -- what's happening in canada, these are shocking things. this should not be happening. and if you go and talk to canadians now. it's not just the conservative right who are complaining about this. a lot of people on the left are saying this is ridiculous. how

2011, we have seen visits of younger royals at the time in 2014 and most recently in 2018, harry and meghanincreasingly popular in australia among younger australians and many people in australia are interested in the younger royals and i would see the royal family is still interest here and there's a shift in the younger generation to following the younger royals. we have talked a little bit about australia and i wonder if you can comment further afield to other countries that at one point in history were colonies of the uk would you say the relationship is, and i understand that's a wide geographical area but is there anything also worth pointing out? it's important to note that while many countries are independent of the uk, 15, including the uk have the queen as the head of state and that includes australia, new zealand, canada and other island nations. but many remember the british empire are members of the commonwealth like singapore, for example. malaysia. in those countries do not have a constitutional relationship in the way australia does, but they're still entwined in the history

small but growing revolt of artists scrub their music from the streaming platform, prince harry and meghan also expressing concern with spotify, their podcast partner. >> it was an easy decision sad one to make. but you know, this is not about joe or music or this or that. it is about the people trying to save our lives, asking for help and standing with them. >> reporter: the hall of fame guitarist following in the footsteps of neil young who specifically took issue with "the joe rogan experience." >> if you're 21 years old and should i get vaccinated, i go no. if you're a healthy person and you're exercising all the time and you're young and you're eating well, like, i don't think you need to worry about this >> reporter: rogan later clarified he isn't anti-vax this week, spotify responding to those calls for change saying a content advisory will be added to podcasts discussing the virus, directing listeners to a covid-19 hub, something rogan offers his full support on. >> i think if there's anything that i've done that i could do better is have more experts with differing opinions right

with prince harry, his wife meghan and now prince andrew all losing their royal patronages, the queenced to take on more positions. and the captain of the women's team couldn't be happier with harry's replacement. i think women's rugby in this country is going to take off domestically and internationally, so, yeah, hopefully to have her as an advocate and, like, pushing in that direction is really important. england kits for the cambridge children, who are rugby fans, according to their mum. the only issue may be with dad, as prince william is the patron for welsh rugby. she said that they're pretty. competitive in their household between the two of them, - so she's not really too sure how it's going to go down - when england play wales. during this six nations, expect the royal rivalry to be as fierce as that on the pitch. sarah campbell, bbc news, twickenham. we are looking forward to it! that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. this is bbc news. the headlines... the us has confirmed it is sending 2000 more troops to europe, in a response t

with prince harry, his wife meghan and now prince andrew all losing their royal patronages, the queen captain of the women's team couldn't be happier with harry's replacement. i think women's rugby in this country is going to take off domestically and internationally, so, yeah, hopefully to have her as an advocate and, like, pushing in that direction is really important. england kits for the cambridge children, who are rugby fans, according to their mum. the only issue may be with dad, as prince william is the patron for welsh rugby. she said that they're pretty competitive in their household between the two of them, so she's not really too sure how it's going to go down when england play wales. during this six nations, expect the royal rivalry to be as fierce as that on the pitch. sarah campbell, bbc news, twickenham. hello there. it's been mild for the time of year, for the last few days. thursday's also another mild day for most of us. quite a bit of cloud around once again, but i think we should see a little bit more sunshine into the afternoon. and it's going to be breezy, as wel

poor little thing that called it's brought to my mind, i actually studied him doing this hector, meghan, me, music man, my son bob boyd. oh, now jesse iraq, when the news breaks, the kremlin says that if the united states were to impose sanctions on present employment, it would be comparable to severing ties with russia. and the story builds, we want to find out more about how offers are being taken from the wild and sold with exclusive interviews. and in depth reports, al jazeera has teens on the ground. there hasn't been a train running by for almost 2 decades to bring you more award winning documentaries and lied knees from international politics to the global pandemic. and everything in between. it did not restart to poor people and pure our planet promised to ensure the safety of women. what happened, the doctor $15.00 fullback, that people actually have more feel. why is the u. k. feel hostile to play in the mysteries? all of us join me if i take on the live, dismantled misconceptions and debate the contradiction. carmen get up front on al jazeera dawn with ah ah, getting close to

please remember meghan. please remember meghan. >> thank you for your comments. mr.tkins, do we have another caller in the queue? we have 13 listening and there's about two in the queue ready to make comment. if you are one of the 13, please press star three. let's welcome our next caller. [ indiscernible ] welcome. if you turn down your phone -- turned on your television we will be in sync. >> should i just start speaking now? >> yes, sir. >> hi. my name is paulo sake. i would like to speak today on item -- on items regarding the resolution commemorating the 80h anniversary of the signing of the executive order 9066. and today -- today's resolution is long overdue. eight years ago, the japanese american community needed the support of our city leaders here in san francisco to help protect our civil and constitutional rights, rather than lend a hand, the police raided our homes, arrested our leaders, and assisted the f.b.i. and military and the forced evacuation of japanese americans from san francisco. i only wish those generations that were incarcerated were here t

that's meghan lea. money on that when and she was harassed by a network president the remainder of couldn't contract to those see was only a 2000000. why is chris cuomo asking for up to $60000000.00 from warner media? how does he justify it? well, you talk about a golden parachute. i mean, this is insane. i, here's the deal. we're, we're getting reports. i just want to preface it. everything i say is reportedly that i've heard that i've read, i don't know anything 1st hand about this, but the reports are, you know, chris cuomo was reportedly fired because an investigation was done and it came out that he was advising his brother on how to handle public relations agree about accusations of with the of misconduct with women, et cetera. and that he lied about it to jeff sucker. and then it came out and they fired him. now, zucker, of course a car last week was fired himself. and the explanation was, well, i had an inappropriate sexual affair with the car with a fellow employee and i was required by warner media to disclose it. i failed to disclose it, so i quit. well then we find out that, hey

let's discuss with kyle joseph, and meghan from the new hampshire department of education.how i feel about it. let's get context. megan, thank you both of joining us. you say the bill is the next step in whitewashing history. why do you think that? >> yeah, it is. thanks, don. the really big thing is truth matters. laws like this one are aimed are stopping educators from teaching the truth. >> very simple. the bill centers on teachers' loyalty. >> it was backed with communism and mccarthyism. it's an attack on the students' freedom to learn. and new hampshire, they are expecting educators to teach one sided history. >> let me know when you have full screen whatatatatatat the law states. prohibits educators from teaching that the u.s. was founded on racism. there it is. no teach shoulder advocate any docket win or theory promoting a negative account or representation of the funding of the history of the united states in america, and how do you do that with this? help me. >> well, happy black history month, don. i think that what you find here is just an effort to erase ameri

crime of remember she defended piers morgan's right to free speech and his benign comments about meghanou. whoopi goldberg signed new contract with abc in september, four-year deal, long time in this business, particularly for somebody in her 60s like whoopi. that likely goes into the seven-figure category. i think whoopi will survive because of business aspect and she's on the approved team, party she supports. two weeks issue let her think about it, advertisers know they are taking this seriously. i think probably she comes back. >> ashley: you said something that made me think a different wan than i thought about it. i am a conservative woman, i don't want to play into the way the left does. when you have that false sense of outrage on all the other situations that have prompted cancel culture and you have something like this that is said that is incredibly unnecessary and hurtful, it makes you have to go back to the drawing board and be this needs to be a case-by-case basis. i agree with you on that, i agree, we cannot go into that hole left wing cancel culture with every single thi

many thought it was the problem with meghan mccain.get along and you are seeing leaks from other co-hosts who don't want whoopi to come back period. it allows joy behar to be the moderator, which would be craptastic. i thought she would probably come back, she just signed a new contract that pays seven figures, i'm not so sure now. "the view's" ratings are plummeting. they are talking about how horrible gorsuch is instead of acknowledge whatting happened with whoopi, with some discussion from more than joy behar speaking on the matter. >> carley: jeff zucker not coming back to cnn at all, he resigned after failing to disclose relationship with a colleague, what do you know approximate this situation? do you think that is the reason he resigned? >> joe: no. when you see this, carley and you have here, a single male executive dating a single female executive, i'm pretty sure there is not much wrong with that and definitely sure that is kind of a thing issue not just in this industry, a lot of industries. we tend to gravitate toward peep

it's my distinct pleasure to welcome you and welcome meghan ob time we have celebrated the wisconsinook festival in yn ts two years to the day. yes.t [applause] it is wonderful and i thankall of you for coming out in person and i want to say hello to the audience watching at home . it is

with you to help you get where you want, maybe happy medium since he's highest paid, either him or meghant what do you think? >> would be a beautiful thing, beautiful when people are allies for each other any realm. i don't expect that, but i have to say i think he did fine job with his apology, said a lot of the things i would want to hear someone said. what stuck out most when he said it's not my word to use. >> right. >> and i think changed behavior is what we're looking for. if it went to allyship, would be wonderful but changed behavior would be wonderful, too. >> before you go, you said it's not our word to use. i always wonder why so many people want to use that word. especially it seems -- he said white people. find a lot of white guys feel like it's their right to use that word. why can't i use that word, i'm entitled to use it. do you understand? why do you want to say the word? if you want to, say it, but then suffer the consequences of actually saying the word. >> that's it right there. if you're asking me why, i feel like a lot of it has to do with popular culture. this is no

with prince harry, his wife meghan and now prince andrew all losing their royal patronages, the queeny's replacement. i think women's rugby in this country is going to take off domestically and internationally, so, yeah, hopefully to have her as an advocate and, like, pushing in that direction is really important. england kits for the cambridge children, who are rugby fans according to their mum. the only issue may be with dad, as prince william is the patron for welsh rugby. she said that they're pretty. competitive in their household between the two of them, - so she's not really too sure how it's going to go down - when england play wales. during this six nations, expect the royal rivalry to be as fierce as that on the pitch. sarah campbell, bbc news, twickenham. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. thank you and good evening, it has been another rather cloudy but mild day across the board, most places dry but we saw some sunshine through the cloud in southern areas this evening to overnight, staying mild and fairly breezy with some rain around, most in western scot

it was about meghan markle. >> greg: nutmegged. >> geraldo: i must say, the united states should confirm she says the u.s. senate -- just kidding, geraldo. [laughter] >> jesse: up next, and a fellow legend tom brady making a big announcement about his future nfl legend tom brady making a big announcement about his future. ♪ ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ as a professional bull-rider i'm used to taking chances. but when it comes to my insurance i don't. i use liberty mutual, they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wooo, yeaa, woooooo and, by switching you could even save 665 dollars. hey tex, can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ it's still the eat fresh refresh™ and subway's refreshing everything like the new honey mustard rotisserie-style chicken. it's sweet

it is going to be so wonderful to hear from meghan. please help me welcome here. [applause] -- please help me welcome her. [applause] >> thank you very much, connor, for that introduction. thanks to all of you for coming today. it is wonderful to see your faces, mostly half of them. [laughter] i did -- this is actually my first in person event. i did a virtual book tour for this book which came out at the end of august. it is really exciting to be here with you today. i'm going to start -- i thought i would read a portion of the book that takes place explicitly in madison. i wrote this chapter -- it is opening to a chapter that's about robotics largely. i was writing this chapter when i was teaching a class at campus, and it was when those [inaudible] showed up which probably all of you have seen roaming around here. i'm going to read this short opening to this chapter, then i will talk a little bit more expansively about the book as a whole and maybe read a few more passages. i want to make sure we have time at the end for q&a also. nobody can say exactly when th

they are having a tough spot filling meghan mccain's seat. not liking the decision if she is kept. >> harris: who put whoopi goldberg in that seat thinking it would drive numbers up? i don't understand how they can to see what she did, and the corruption of her words afterwards on another show -- she's got friends, so she can go on some of the else's show and say something even more corrupt -- i don't understand how they think that's going to be fixed in the 14 days grade >> joe: short memories in this business is perhaps the bat that the news cycle will take it out to sea. when you look it will be goldberg on "the view," it will be difficult to not think about her comments about the holocaust not being about race. >> harris: joe, thank you very much. breaking news on cnn, zucker out for potentially having an inappropriate relationship with one of his employees. we will follow that. now, president biden has a full year in office under his belt. governors across america are giving him a grade for his performance. that grade is not among the to

prince harry and meghan have also said they raised concerns to spotify about the dangers of misinformation the couple has signed a multiyear deal to host podcasts exclusively on spotify ashley carmen now, senior reporter for "the verge. she covers podcasting in the audio industry ashley, spotify reportedly paid $100 million for the rights to rogan's podcast, so maybe that's part of the reason he's so important to their business. >> pretty critical spotify makes its money through subscriptions, the ad business, and if you don't pay for spotify, you hear ads, even if you pay for podcasts and music, with podcasts, you still hear ads, so they're making money every time you listen to joe rogan's show >> he's promised to try harder and be more balanced, but the problem is misinformation. so much of what happens there is occasionally demonstrably, completely false so is this enough to slow all this down for spotify? >> basically all that has changed with the ton of stuff that's happened, spotify hasn't changed anything about what's going on it's still paying rogan $100 million. he can still do wh

. —— as has meghan. it was decided this was a good fit for her.tch and that was about competitiveness. of course prince william is the royal patron of the welsh rugby union, she is the patron of the english rugby union, so when the two teams get together, which royal patron is going to be the winner? i think that should be a good watch. winner? i think that should be a good watch-— winner? i think that should be a aood watch. , . ~' , ., winner? i think that should be a aood watch. , ., ,, i. good watch. yes indeed. thank you so much. sarah campbell there. time for a look at the weather now. here's sarah keith—lucas. most of us have cloud today but there are glimpses of sunshine. this picture off the coast of east sussex. some blue

performances from the kingdom's greatest artists and actors which is why meghan markle was not inviteds will create new kinds of putting in honor of the queen, already working on putting an end to the monarchy. [laughter] one major snap, over 10000 teacups and plates to commemorate the occasion with a glaring misprint instead of honoring the queens jubilee, they are in the queens jelly. the queen did queen put thinking and named the merchandise from teacup to double d cup. wink wink. we'll be right back with kenalog. ♪♪t ta you can also unlock short videos, step-by-step guides, and other easy-to-use tools designed for people just getting started. plus, investment professionals are on standby 24/7 if you ever have a question. it's the smarter way to start investing. ♪ it's the smarter way to start investing. ♪ living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio +

. >> and harry and meghan are just lazy. a given than one episode in two years.e not even like real royals. they are like kansas city royals. >> greg: do not bring george brett into the conversation. >> the only way he wears a crown as if he has a birthday or burger king. get over yourself. >> they let anyone where those grounds. to be one way to move on. i'm next, the they wait three sources to console her any thoughts they don't control ♪ ♪ >> greg: if names or words broke your bones, colorado state is waiting by the phone. turning point usa is accusing colorado state university of intolerance after putting up the sign highlighting 17 resources for kids impacted by the first amendment. yes, 17 resources or bruised feelings. i have one resource for actually bruises like on my finger. thanks, kat. the sign reads or you or someone you know are affected by his free-speech event on campus, here are some resources. among the 17 options, the options of equal opportunity, multicultural counseling, the vice president of inclusive excellence, and the victim dominic -- ba

and then on top of that harry and meghan came out and were like we have concerns.cerns basically means oh hell no! so things got big over the weekend. and then on sunday night joe rogan comes out and he issues his own apology. >> right? this is how big this thing got. and so like after you watch that apology, there are a couple of things that i wanted to say about it. number one, in my opinion, i actually thought it was a pretty classy apology from joe rogan, you know, for him to say i can do better. i am not trying to spread misinformation, you know, i will try and do a better job at this. i thought it was pretty classy. and i know some people will say the only reason he is saying sorry is because his bosses are making him say sorry, yeah, but bosses or not, be honest, in this society we live in, who says i'm sorry and i made a mistake and i don't have all the answers, i am just trying-- people don't say that any more. nobody admits to making mistakes any more. i was half expecting him to be like guys, my podcast was hacked, that wasn't me, but he owned up to it.

." >> dana: especially meghan bret, scott,. >> jesse: you are going to leave someone out. >> dana: montanath john roberts. >> john: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm john roberts in for bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden is sending 2,000 troops from the united states and about 1,000 based in germany to eastern europe. but the administration insists those troops will not be going into ukraine. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us tonight with the very latest. jacqui? >> good evening to you, john. president biden said his decision to deploy troops is consistent with what he has told russian president putin from the beginning, as long as russia is acting aggressively, the u.s. will reassure nato allies of our support. but

but, ray, apparently fellow podcast or come i'm one, but not one of this group, prince harry and meghan shared their "concerns" with spotify about the covid misinformation on the platform. oh, god. >> this couple can go suck eggs as part of my concern. they are getting paid $25 million must modify. they turned in one podcast so far. one. and given the stories they've spent about the royal family, i would be very careful about calling out others for misinformation. so as long as everybody is airing their concerns, i have a view the president's address to the nation's governors today. listen to this very cogent message. >> you know, the -- i, uh, had a chance to hear from several leaders, my administration, this morning. including former governors. and governor who have talked about the 10,000 state workers that you will keep on the job. not sure where you are sitting, but anyway, there you are. sorry. and i, uh, no you spoke today with the cdc -- not the cdc but you had the head of the covid team in here. >> my lord. that should've came with it "uh" warning. that is so sad. imagine being

please remember meghan. please remember meghan. >> thank you for your comments. mr. atkins, do we have another caller in the queue? we have 13 listening and there's about two in the queue ready to make comment. if you are one of the 13, please press star three. let's welcome our next caller. [ indiscernible ] welcome. if you turn down your phone -- turned on your television we will be in sync. >> should i just start speaking now? >> yes, sir. >> hi. my name is paulo sake. i would like to speak today on item -- on items regarding the resolution commemorating the 80h anniversary of the signing of the executive order 9066. and today -- today's resolution is long overdue. eight years ago, the japanese american community needed the support of our city leaders here in san francisco to help protect our civil and constitutional rights, rather than lend a hand, the police raided our homes, arrested our leaders, and assisted the f.b.i. and military and the forced evacuation of japanese americans from san francisco. i only wish those generations that were incarcerated were here