enter the wild card, the squeakiest of squeaky wheels, mike williams' mother, who simply was not buying the official story that mike, an experienced outdoorsman, had an accident on that lake. >> mike is not in lake seminole. he did not drown. he did not get eaten by alligators. >> reporter: some called cheryl williams, with her pigtails, eccentric, even crazy. but she demanded answers, appealing first to the media. and when she didn't get any results she opened her purse and spent money she really couldn't afford. >> i take out an ad in the "tallahassee democrat" and i ask the public to help me find my son. it was a $1,200 ad. >> reporter: earnings from the daycare center she operated out of her home. >> you have to change a lotta diapers to pay for an ad that expensive. but it got publicity. >> reporter: some of the day care center kids, now all grown like marya denmark, remembered making missing person posters. >> i was only 6 years old when mike went missing. i remember somebody would draw out mike's name and missing, and then we would fill it in with like a black sharpie. >> reporte

mike. >>> coming up next what prince william is saying following the bombshell meghan and harry interviewh. >>> it's no secret that texas governor greg abbott has had ups and downs lately. up next an a-list celebrity considering to take a run at the governor's job. >>> plus -- >> president biden expected to address the nation for the first time in a prime time address tonight. we will have a preview. take you to the big board where the dow is hitting new records after opening at a record. and then kris sanchez is asking everyone to send her pictures of the last normal picture on your board -- do we have the photo? there we go. you can see scott there last time he was out and about getting close to people. he's masked up because he's skiing it looks like. that was the last normal picture in his photo roll he has. if you have one, send it -- i should say tag scott in the picture and we'll talk about it. it is 6:39 for you this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> it is 6:42. morning views over walnut creek, the rolling clouds. by the afternoon, we're going to get a mix of sun an

our thanks to don samuels and ted williams. mike tobin in minneapolis right now.thing of the leaders here are stressing is that at the moment, there's no intelligence about my credible threat to people or property at this point. demonstrators are out today but the numbers are in the single digits. one woman chained herself to the fence around the courthouse and declined to be interviewed. some of the security presence has increased. some of what the troops are doing is providing security at the courthouse and supplementing local police. more troops could be called up if needed. >> when the jury decides to look at a possible verdict, you'll see our communities will see a more robust presence. >> yesterday evening the protesters were out on the streets. we ballparked their number around 400. the demonstration yesterday was organized by some 14 different groups. as a result, their demands were long ranging from police reform to dropping all the charges against the protesters that were arrested last summer. no destruction of property and there was no trouble. the secu

ted williams and leo terrell. first, we check with mikee the third precinct where we understand there were some protesters out there today. hi, mike. >> hi, martha. there were demonstrations today. a small demonstration. when i say small, we're talking about less than ten people. there's a bigger demonstration planned for tonight. one of the things that the officers stressed at the operation safety net briefing is thus far there's no deinstruction, no arrests. so in the calm, let me give you a quick tour of the area around the third precinct, which is a very significant flash point. right across the street from me is the third precinct building itself, which the officers attempted to hold from tuesday through friday. it's friday before city hall, they assembled and retreated up snelling avenue. we have the target that was looted among other things, they had the grocery carts that they brought out here to the intersection to make barriers. across the intersection, new construction here. this used to be the auto zone that burned to the groun

nick williams: they found the boat. mike wasnt in it.

our sunday group, marc short, former chief of staff to vice president mike pace , julie pace and fox news political analyst juan williams he faces, because it is not just his allegations of sexual harassment now from four women. he also faces federal and state investigations of whether his office covered up the number of nursing home residents who died of covid in the state legislature just voted to strip cuomo of emergency powers in the pandemic. julie, what are you hearing from top democrats both in washington and in new york about cuomo and all of his problems? >> well, he doesn't have a lot of allies among democrats right now, not a lot of people rallying around him to support him in this moment but you also aren't seeing a lot of democrats, with a couple of obstructions, -- the party line is basically let's let this independent investigation of the sexual misconduct allegations move forward. we feel that these are inappropriate actions on the part of the governor but we want to see what comes out of this investigation. and i do think that this is democrats and society at large grappling with where the line is right

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no idea if he'll play in memphis, he seems to be feeling like mike should be ok, you know, the next week or so. we'll see. >> trent williamsis now the highest-paid offensive lineman in nfl history. the forty-niners time to tackle to a 6 year 138 million dollars contract with 55 million dollars. guaranteed. there had been rumblings that he was going to test the market. you want to come and a lot. the big boy right there. but san francisco clearly viewed him as a priority and he was paid as such another priority for the niners was how you've checked a fan favorite the niners resigned him and made him the highest-paid pull back in the nfl last week and today we got to chat with him for the first time since he signed that contract. he told us that many factors led to him returning to the forty-niners more than just money at the end of the day, it all made sense. i had a number of mine of. >> if we could just reach said number if san francisco can reach that number. i would be happy. and i and i would want to come back in 19 delay the process honestly, there's there's no there's no better fit in the league for me than in san fr

gay giffen schneider, mike horton, kathy jones, calvin showenfield, william kirby, manuel, mark anthonyblack jack," and more than half a million other names. every single one of them deserves to be said out loud in this hearing. all irreplaceable, all dead. thank you for allowing me to share our marked by covid story and holding this hearing to address the role of media fanning the flames of disinformation. >> thank you. thank you so much. and now we have our list of presenters. ms. bell is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman. thank you, ranking member and distinguished members of the subcommittee. thanks for having me here today to speak about this incredibly important issue. i also want to thank the journalists and researchers working in this area with an extraordinary lack of data, and i hope that this is something that we can also address, which is why we know so little about what actually happens in our information environment when we have such abundant material often trapped in the surface of our largest technology companies. we've heard about how both the tragic e

of defense, secretary of the army, william walker, commanding general, district of columbia national guard. can i just make a correction? i said lieutenant general mike flynn. it was lieutenant general charles flynn. sorry. i wanted to correct that. there were people in the room with me on that call that heard what they heard. >> okay. we'll have to follow up with more questions. i appreciate your testimony. thank you. >> ranking member portman, you're recognized for your questions. >> thank you, chairman peters. thanks to our witnesses. general walker, i'm going to continue to talk about your recollection, if you don't mind. this morning you testified you received this letter from secretary mccarthy on january 5th, so just the day before the attack on the capitol. in that letter, did secretary mccarthy prohibit you from employing the national guard's quick reaction force without his authorization? >> i have the letter in front of me. his letter does not, but it is the secretary of defense that says i have to use it as a last resort. the secretary of the army told me -- i have the letter -- that i could not use the quick reaction force -- i'll just r

mike flynn for those crimes. but general flynn may be in a new bucket of trouble. that a trump pardon and intervention from attorney general william barr at the justice department can't save him from this time. gunked up with so much conspiracy theories and smoke and mirrors from the right, it's easy to forget what went wrong for first national security adviser, it emerged he had been acting as secret unregistered foreign agent for another country. for turkish, had been on the turkish government's payroll. you can't do that and be national security adviser in the united states. and can't take money from another foreign country like that as recently retired senior military officer. around the time that flynn became national security adviser, emerged he had been a foreign agent for turkey and taken secret payments, tens of thousands of dollars from the russian government without declaring them to the pentagon as he required to do as recently retired flag officer. pentagon started investigation into general flynn when this came to light, around the time he became trump's national security adviser. only when flynn was fired from white

. >> mike smith tribute, go blue. i'm going to get a williams college one for you. >> thank you.s an international break. most mighty nations around the world start qualifying for the men's world cup, 2022. that process doesn't start until september for our united states men. they played a friendly against a modern northern ireland, looking to rebound for the national humiliation of failing to qualify for the 2018 tournament. average age, 23 years, 27 days. our babies toiled against a physical minute. the 18-year-old of new york, long range shot, deflected. you miss 100% of the shots you don't take, wayne gretzy. he converts a penalty himself. usa will host the world cup. give us the trophy now, america. not so soon. northern ireland, a rory mcilroy with a driver strike master blaster. what a goal. the greatest thing out of northern ireland. the u.s. able to win. first win in our nation's history or british or irish turn. don't read too much into friendlies. it's so bloody fantastic to watch our american men play and feel optimistic again. >> how does this american team compare t

mike pompeo. ethical trial -- as the trial for derek chauvin, charge of the death of george floyd, continues, one witness testified that he called 911 because quote i believed i witnessed a murder. donald williams, a former wrestler who says he is trained and chokeholds, said he saw the 46-year-old slowly fade away. the attorney countered saying williams helped escalate tension at the scene and that officers felt threatened. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on bloomberg quick take, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. >> is 1 p.m. in new york, 7 a.m. berlin, one a.m. in hong kong, i'm not miller. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following as wall street reels, there are big questions looming about regulations. we will take a look at the issues facing market watchdogs. and rob arnott says the ev craze is a classic sign of big market delusion. we will find out why, but compensating the victims of covid-19. we will talk to one of the most well-known dispute resolution experts in the world, ken feinberg. that is all coming up. first, let's take a quick check out what is going on in mark

william walker. can i just make a correction? i said lieutenant general mike flynn.t was lieutenant general charles flynn. i just wanted to correct that. there were people in the room with me on that call that her but they heard. -- heard what they heard. chairwoman klobuchar: we will have to follow up with more questions. i appreciate your testimony, thank you. >> ranking member portman, you are recognized for your questions. >> general walker, this morning you testified that you received this letter from secretary mccarthy on january 5. in that letter to secretary mccarthy -- gen. walker: i have the letter in front of me. is letter does not, but it is the secretary of defense who said i have to use it as a last resort. the secretary of the army told me, i have the letter, that i could not use the quick reaction force. i will read it. i withhold authority to approve employment of the district of columbia national guard reaction force, and will do so only as a last resort, in response to a request from an appropriate civil authority. i would require a concept of oper

williams, live for us in our washington newsroom juggling a couple stories this morning. >>> we are also juggling a bunch of stories on this friday morning. we're talking about republican senator mike braun about why he is not supporting the covid relief bill even though that bill has overwhelming support from voters. >>> plus breaking overnight, new troubles for new york governor andrew cuomo a report alleging top aides altered documents to try to hide the covid death toll in his state. the reporter that broke that story is live with us next. >>> later my interviews with elizabeth warren and patty warren, why they are demanding more data on the covid impact on press nant and nursing women. part two of my special report coming up. >> the people we need to protect the most are our mamas and our babies. our mamas and our babies ♪ excuse me ma'am, did you know that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? thank you! hey, hey, no, no, no leap, no leap! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ 1 in 2 kids is under hydrated. ♪ plant-powered creative roots gives kids the hydration they need, with the fruit flavors they love

william walker commanding general. can i just make a correction. i say lieutenant general mikeflynn, it was lieutenant general charles flynn. but there was people in the room with me on that call that heard what they heard. >> okay. we'll have to follow up with more questions. i appreciate your testimony. thank you. ranking member portman, you're recognized. >> general walker will you continue to talk about your recollection, you don't mind? this morning you testified you received a letter from secretary mccarthy on january 5th, so just the day before the attack on the capitol and in that letter were you prohibited from deploying the quick reaction force without his authorization? >> i have the letter in front of me, and it does not but it is the secretary of defense that says i have to use it as a last resort. but the secretary of the army told me, and it's in the letter that i have, that i could not use the quick reaction force. i'll just read it. i withhold authority to approve deployment of the district of columbia quick response force and will do some only after a question