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. >> christine romans, thank you very much. >> who is mike richards? host of "jeopardy!." the host of the show stepped down as the next host, following the discovery of several comments that many see as misogynistic. claire uncovered that. really terrific reporting. why is it you think your reporting seemed to be final jeopardy as it were, forgive me, for mike richards? >> reporter: what's gotten a lot of attention was scrutiny of the podcast that he host as he was host of "the price is right." and he made a number of controversial comments, ugly slurs. that's gotten a lot of eyeballs but also that he was extremely involved in the search for the permanent host and then, of course, he was named permanent host. i think a lot of fans were rightfully a little suspicious of that. it turns out he was intimately involved with every stage of the process. >> i pick me factor rubbed people the wrong way and the sxiches of this stuff that you broke that you uncovered made the question, there's so many good people out there. why did it have to be that guy, given t

christine warmath secretary of the army . jacqui: continuing to watch dignified transfer of the 13 fallen service members at dover air force base. mike, i recall the images that we have seen of these heroes over the last few days as we begun to learn their names, how young they are, one image that stands out to me a young woman cradling a baby posted to her instagram a few days before she was killed i love my job. mike: heartbreaking. one young man about to become a father in the coming weeks, the 20-year-old sworn in months before the 9/11 attacks they don't set american policy but they were there at the tip of this beer carrying out american policy as we continue to witness the dignified transfer at dover air force base over delaware there is. [no audio] is is very solemn and very somber return home to our fallen heroes. mike: this is known as the dignified transfer a solemn movement and fallen service members return and a flag draped transfer case rather than a casket or coffin as we've mentioned 11 of the 13 families agreed to allow some media coverage into wanted it completely private, one can only imagine what these families ha

mike. a young woman from danville left speechless as she was crowned miss wheelchair america. >> isla communications major. i am supposed to be able to get this going. wow. wow. thank you so much. kumasi: christine won the virtual competition tuesday night, she was born with spina bifida and will serve the next year serving as a spokesperson for americans with disabilities. she's putting disability back in diversity. congratulations. coming up, seven things you need to know this morning. kumasi: -- julian: the escape from alcatraz run his back. kumasi: and it's a nationwide issue, the search to fill vacant school bus driver drives. julian: taking a live look i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. kumasi: a