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. >> reporter: juror brandon mitchell speaking to our robin roberts on gma, about that gut wrenching video of chauvin pinning floyd at the neck. >> what was the impact of that 9-minute, 29-second video and was that the difference-maker? >> seeing the multiple angles of it from the body cam, from the other cell phones, it was probably the most important piece of evidence. >> to understand the knee on the neck -- >> reporter: mitchell says the jury relied heavily on testimony from dr. martin tobin, the prosecution's expert on lung function and breathing. >> by him saying, like, when the last breath was, from his perspective, that stood with all of us. >> reporter: when it came time to deliberate, mitchell says they discussed each charge individually, revealing it was the third degree murder charge that took the longest to agree on. >> it was one person that was still kind of like they were unsure. they were like, maybe it does, maybe it doesn't, they needed more time to sit with it, and to talk about it. >> find the defendant guilty. >> reporter: the jury would find chauvin guilty on a

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this is you-- where is this this is you backstage with joni mitchell. where is this? terms of an act of raw courage. the people at home who don't know, joni mitchell has an extraordinary album called "blue" and you performed the entire thing one night in los angeles, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: it was a full house, and you and other musicians on stage performing for her-- you performed one of her greatest albums to the master herself. where did you find the courage to do it? >> buddy, i don't know. i had to get hypnotized to do it. and, i mean, i'll tell you what, i was so terrified. but i lost it all. i walked out on stage and i went, ♪ i'm on the lonely road and i am traveling, traveling, traveling ♪ and i look up and i just see the whites of joni's teeth, and she's sitting next to and holding hands with elton john. and i was like, this is what's happened to me in my life. this is where it's come to. and i just-- all the honor just took over the nerves and it became like the greatest-- my greatest i think mushal moment. >> stephen: brandi we have to take a qui

this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington. today derek chauvin is behind bars, facing a possibility of decades in prison after being found guilty on all three counts in the death of george floyd. reaction outside the courthouse, white house and across the nation. the first black vice president announcing relief for criminal justice reform. today it was announced that the federal government will investigate the minneapolis police department for a pattern of civil rights abuses. >> it will include a comprehensive review of minneapolis's training and use of force. it will affect the current systems of accountability and whether other mechanisms are needed to ensure constitutional and lawful policing. >> george floyd's family after a year of loss in such a horrible and public way are happy about the outcome. they talk about the moment judge cahill made that announcement. >> i hear guilty and some more numbers and guilty again. i said, lord, please let it be another one. and i hear guilty again. i was excited. i was excited. it was

i'm karina mitchell.sident biden is proposing a capital gains tax almost twice as high as it is now. those earning $1 million or more could pay as much as 43.4%. the president wants the increase to help pay for a raft of social spending to address inequality. russia is withdrawing thousands of troops from the ukraine border today. western leaders had called on moscow to pull troops back. there were fears conflict could lead to new economic sanctions. panasonic has agreed to buy american artificial intelligence software developer blue yonder for $7.1 billion. panasonic will fund the deal through cash and a bridge loan. the company also has a 20% stake in blue yonder, which uses ai to predict product demand. daimler predicts research and vehicle demand in the midst of the pandemic. the world's biggest auto street -- biggest automaker suggests an historically strong showing. spacex shuttle lifted off from florida today, the first trip made with previously flown equipment. it will dock with the orbiting lab e

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i'm karina mitchell.his is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this infrastructure bill has got to come to an income tax plan. all of that will weigh heavy on this market. >> when you have stimuli of this size around the world, it is coming down the line where there it is corporate taxes or gain increases. >> that probably wouldn't be good for the u.s. economy. >> the president's calculation is that there is a need for modernizing our infrastructure. his view is that should be on the backs of the wealthiest americans who can afford it. jon: some of the reaction to the potential biden tax plan in the next several weeks. good morning. alongside tom keene, lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. closing out the weak potentially with a week of losses on the s&p 500, set to bite into that by .2%. positive nine points following the biggest one-day loss going back to march 18th. yields a higher by a basis point, 150 472 -- 15472. that has been the last story of the last month or so. tom: it's interesting going into the weekend. ever

i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. haidi: next, the market outlook after the blowout u.s. march jobs sprint. why a strong rebound may be shaping up in the next few weeks. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> one year ago today, the secretary stood right where i am and was talking about the job losses in this country, from the previous month because of covid-19. one year later, we are coming back and we are going to come back strong. with this american drops plan, we will come back stronger than ever in our country. pres. biden: it is a once in a generation investment in our economic future, chance to win the future, paid for by asking big corporations, many of which do not pay any taxes at all, just to be and to pay their fair share. and it will not raise a penny tax on the family making less than 400,000 dollars per year. >> what the president proposed this week is not an infrastructure bill. it is a huge tax increase, for one thing. and it is a tax increase on small businesses, on job creators, in the united states of america. >>

i'm corinna mitchell with the first world -- karina mitchell with the first word news.energy from aramco will erase its key great for asia by $.40 a barrel while keeping prices for europe the same and lowering prices for the u.s. the decision comes after opec-plus agreed to increase daily crude production by more than 2 million barrels a day between may and july. suez canal authorities say the backlog of hundreds of ships caused by the massive container vessel that ran around has now been cleared. the last ships passed through the waterway on the weekend. 30's added the operation demonstrates the ability to manage emergencies. a total of 422 ships have passed through the canal since it was freed. canadians at cities build a malicious plot to destabilize the kingdom. jordanian officials confirm the former crown prince was placed under house arrest after allegedly working with foreign entities. 16 others were also taken into custody. the prince denies involvement. and china has set an ambitious target of vaccinating 40% of its population by the end of june. that's about 5

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a legacy that mitchell ultimately solidified.ell told adrienne broaddus last night that his time on the jury was just dark. it felt like every day was a funeral and watching someone die every day. it was tense every day. i wasn't nervous, but it was stressful. it was a lot of pressure. joining us is cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson. joey, the two witnesses that impacted mitchell the most were donald williams who witnessed floyd's arrest and dr. martin tobin. tobin took the jurors through to the exact moment the life left george floyd's body and even asked the jurors to touch their own necks while explaining the impact of chauvin's knee. this clearly had an impact, and it's so interesting to hear from jurors which moments made the most impact on them. >> without question. good morning to you and john. we have an incredible system in our country, and i think we cannot overlook that. certainly there are disparities in our system that need to be fixed at every level. discretion as it relates to arrests and

andrew tye speaking to ali mitchell.to bring you up to date with what's happening at the world snooker championship at the crucible and world number onejudd trump has a battle on his hands against 2005 champion shaun murphy — it's fourframes all after the afternoon session. australia's neil robertson is looking for his first world title since 2010 — he's 5—3 up against last year's beaten finalist kyren wilson. that one resumes at 7 o'clock tonight. mark selby, has the advantage over mark williams of wales after the first session of their match — the �*jester from leicester�* is 6—2 up in that one. and anthony mcgill, who knocked out ronnie 0'sullivan in the last round, is giving stuart bingham a run for his money. mcgill won the last frame of the morning session to square the match at four—all. they'll start again at seven o'clock — live coverage across the bbc. with just two months to go until the start of wimbledon, the all england club has been laying out its plans for this year's championships. it was the only grand

tonight, from the new animated movie, "the mitchells vs.is here. [ cheers and applause ] then later, from reykjavik, iceland, their new album comes out tomorrow. it's called "surface sounds." music from kaleo. [ cheers and applause ] we have a nice lineup next week. we've got new shows with arnold schwarzenegger, dave grohl, maya rudolph, justin theroux, malcolm gladwell, billy porter, and mr. mypillow, mike lindell, will be here on wednesday. [ cheers and applause ] with music from the flaming lips, tom jones, and kings of leon. so please join us for that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is wonder woman, which is really the only credit you need. she also has a new documentary series about real-life women of wonder. "impact with gal gadot" premieres monday on national geographic's youtube channel. please welcome gal gadot. [ cheers and applause ] hi, gal, how are you? >> hey, jimmy, i'm good, how are you? >> jimmy: good to see you. >> good to see you, i'm sending you a big hug from here. >> jimmy: i've been practicing saying

i am karina mitchell. bloomberg. ♪ haidi: china and south chris said they will work together to denuclearize the korean peninsula. top diplomats for both countries said they will seek a political solution to the pyongyang stand of the u.s. and this is likely something that will come up when japan's prime minister yoshihide suga meets with president biden in washington this week. joining us, an analyst at the rand corporation. anything surprising to about these talks on the positioning eight side took? >> not at all surprising given we have already seen a preview, as to how the u.s.-china pivots is going to be affecting the original dynamics and may be the region. the foreign minister of china mentioned the south korea meeting was timely. i think that was intended for a particular audience, the united states. we do have to ask, where, not just for a washington and beijing are situated, but also the difficulty and positions of other countries dealing with both security interests as well as the economic inter

lester >> andrea mitchell tonight, thank you >>> up next -- the death of a teenager at a group home our investigation. >>> for over two years kate snow has reported on allegations of abuse at group homes for children run by sequel youth and family services. now for the first time, a former employee speaks out about one teen's death. and we need to caution you, some of the video is disturbing. >> reporter: the video was shocking, 16-year-old cornelius frederick died days after being restrained on the floor of the cafeteria at lakeside academy in kalamazoo, michigan, a group youth home run by sequel youth and family services. >> we have a student he was in a restraint and now he is unresponsive >> if you asked the majority of our staff six months prior, we probably could have told that this was going to happen. >> reporter: former sequel employee megan fulkerson is speaking publicly for the first time she was cornelius' case manager in a statement sequel death senseless and tragic and said the actions taken by the staff members in that video do not adds here adhere to the lakeside policie

troops there until september 11th andrea mitchell has more >> reporter: after 20 years, costing 2,400 american lives, officials say the withdrawal will start almost immediately so president biden can focus on today's threats. but he won't get out by former president trump's may 1st deadline, which mr. biden has acknowledged. >> it's going to be hard to meet the may 1 deadline just in terms of tactical reasons, hard to get those troops out. >> reporter: the u.s. has 2,500 troops in afghanistan plus about 7,000 nato forces who would also leave defense secretary austin and secretary of state blinken in europe today briefing allies. >> we know that the taliban will attempt to come back into power, and i hope that we have put some checks and balances in place with the taliban, with the afghan government, to ensure that that doesn't happen. >> reporter: congressional reaction is mixed because the u.s. will be leaving without a taliban peace deal or guarantees to protect the rights of women. but a senior official says the president believes waiting for that is a recipe for staying in afghani

migrant sisters are safe tonight after a smuggler dropped them over a border wall here's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: the images are disturbing and heartbreaking, all captured on nighttime surveillance video a smuggler dangling a young girl over the border fence, dropping her 14 feet to the ground and then tossing over another child before abandoning them in the desert and running away how did these two little girls survive that drop? >> it is a miracle. >> reporter: the girls are sisters from ecuador, toddlers, just 3 and 5 years old, rescued by border patrol el paso border patrol chief gloria chavez made sure they're uninjured. >> they're just happy little girls the 5-year-old acts like the responsible one, obviously, and is caring for the 3-year-old >> reporter: they're part of that record migrant surge at the border after president biden allowed unaccompanied children to stay in the u.s there are now more than 18,000 children in u.s. custody, more than 5,000 still held by border patrol, waiting to be moved to health and human services care earlier this week the administration allowi

andrea mitchell has that story >> reporter: it's heartbreaking to watch, a young boy approaching a u.s. border patrol agent last thursday in the middle of the desert alone and sobbing. can you help me, he says i was coming with a group and they abandoned me and i don't know where they are. they left you alone? the agent asked. they abandoned me, he says, adding his parents were not with him and he was afraid of being kidnapped. it's the latest shocking video of unaccompanie migrant children crossing the border. last week surveillance cameras capturing smuggler tossing 3 and 5-year-old girls from ecuador. over a 14-foot border fence. then running away. incredibly, the two sisters were uninjured, part of the record migrant surge after bide changed the policy, allowing unaccompanied children to stay in the u.s. >> we are encountering so many children, about 100 a day, here in the el paso region that are just turning themselves in. >> reporter: there are currently more than 19,000 unaccompanied migrant children in u.s. custody, more than 4,000 held by the border patrol in severely overcrow

brandon mitchell was one of the 12 jurors who convicted derek chauvin of george floyd's murder. >> it was tough. there were days i literally didn't want to know. to watch somebody in agony to watch somebody die over and over again on instant replay. >> he said the initial ballot for second degree manslaughter was 11-1 they came around in an hour. the longest discussion was about third degree murder he said because of confusing jury instructions second degree murder was unanimous on the first ballot. the key testimony for him, dr. martin tobin, and eye witness donald williams, the mma fighter. >> i thought the prosecution was doing too much i thought it was a for sure no brainer. >> as for the defense' angry cr officers. >> i was like if that's the route you're going to go, that doesn't make sense. >> reporter: mitchell did not say what he thought an appropriate punishment for chauvin would be the sentencing is scheduled for late june. >> let's turn to our weather and nbc meteorologist janessa webb good thursday morning to you, janessa. >> hey, good morning good morning, everyone we're

. >> reporter: brandon mitchell was one of the 12 jurors who convicted derek chauvin of george floyd's>> it was tough. there was days where i literally -- where i just didn't want to go to watch somebody in agony, to watch somebody die over and over again, on instant replay basically >> reporter: he says the initial ballot for second-degree manslaughter was 11-1 but that lone juror came around within an hour >> everyone was being extra careful and extra delicate >> reporter: the longest discussion was about third-degree murder, he says, because of confusing jury instructions. second-degree murder was unanimous on the first ballot the key testimony for him? dr. martin tobin, the world-renowned pulmonologist, and eyewitness donald williams, the mma fighter. >> i thought the prosecution was almost doing too much i felt like it was a for sure no-brainer. >> reporter: as for the defense's argument that an angry crowd of bystanders distracted officers >> i thought that was absolutely ridiculous. i thought that was crazy. i was like, if that's the route you're going to go that doesn't even ma

much more when "andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >> good day. this is andrea mitchell in washington as communities and law enforcement across the country away the verdict in the derek chauvin trial. we heard the comments much the president. he said he could only imagine the pressure and anxiety the floyd family is feeling. he also said he prays there is a right verdict. the jury is three hours into the second day of deliberations on the charge of second degre deplf national guard troops ahead of verdict. george floyd's brother spoke this morning on "today" hoping for calm regardless of the result, but was realistic what could happen if chauvin is found not guilty on any or all of the charges. >> we want everybody to be peaceful, but at the same time i can't stop people from doing the things they are doing. people are in pain, they are hurt. they are looking. daunte wright was just killed ten miles away from where we were in the courtroom. we just want everybody to get it together and understand that we can live with each other in unity. >> i am

nicholas mitchell, 200 days into his year long goal.ell says he's raising money for the cecily fund that brings in resources for orphaned children in zambia in africa. he jumps in, stays in three minutes at a time, every day. on the coldest day he says he was 24 degrees out of the water and 41 in it. but he doesn't mind the brisk temperatures. >> i feel it gives you a real boost of energy every day if you're feeling kind of a bit lethargic, a bit tired. >> it will wake you up. even though the weather is getting warmer, the lake stays frigid with an average yearly temperature right around 43 degrees according to the california e.p.a. >>> and don't forget, get ready to roll up your sleeves tonight. nbc is hosting a star-studded vaccination special with russell wilson to j.lo and matthew mcconaughey. the celebs are joining president biden in encouraging people to get the vaccine. that's happening in about 30 minutes on nbc bay area. >>> if you're looking to gete, clara, oakland coliseum, lots of openings as of a few hours ago. there's got

you spoke with brandon mitchell and the whole world was waiting on his decision along with the other weighed heavy on brandon as well as the other jurors. he said every day was tense. he said it was extremely stressful and took an emotional toll on him. he also mentioned he didn't think he and the other jurors would deliberate for as long as they did. he thought it would take about 20 or 30 minutes but he was wrong. i asked him to take me inside the courtroom and tell us about things that we could not see from the outside watching at home. one thing he pointed out was derek chauvin's demeanor. he said at the beginning of the trial derek chauvin was confident, but as the prosecution began calling more expert witnesses, that confidence began to erode according to brandon mitchell. he's a 31-year-old and he's a basketball coach at a high school in minneapolis, and he also hosts his own podcast. i asked him if there were any moments or any testimony that moved him to tears, and listen in to what he said. >> so when george floyd's brother was up on the stand and he was going over with how

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i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. >> it is 1:00 p.m. in new york. 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. 7:00 p.m. in berlin. i'm matt miller. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the stories we are following for you from around the world. looks like the biggest loser in the capital -- the ceo keep his job on a $4.7 billion right down. genetic sequencing giant illumina is surging after announcing sales will be higher than previously forecast this year. we will talk to the ceo. an president biden is geared up for a fight over his 2.2 $5 trillion infrastructure plan. -- $2.25 trillion infrastructure plan. we will ask if it's even enough. let's take a look at what is going on in the markets today. we don't have a lot of movement on the s&p 500. the index, with a gain. if it closes, it will be another record high of 4079. the ftse in london, playing catch-up, 3.3%. the european stocks in general are rallying into the close today. bold as rallying as well -- gold is rallying as well. the nymex crude, more than a dollar 5970 -- more than one dollar $59 -- more than $1.59. it's

this is andrea mitchell reports in washington. president biden is saying he will slash greenhouse gas by 50% by 2030. china and russia joining dozens of others for the event. countries looking skeptcally at the u.s. after they pulled south of the paris climate accord. >> all of us, particularly those of us who represent the world's largest economy, we have to step up. scientists tell us that this is the decisive decade. this is the decade we must make decisions that will avoid the worst consequences of a climate crisis. >> the challenge now of course is how the president plans to meet the goal of emissions by 2050. the pandemic did slow down global emissions, but not enough. according to a new u.n. report, it shows that the climate crisis intensified in 2020. this morning greta thunberry said the u.s. needs to cut emission boos 50%. >> we need to cut emissions by lots. you may say we are naive, and that's fine, but we are not so naive that companies will make distant targets without pressure from the general media and public. how

i'm karina mitchell.s is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is something biden had said all along he was going to try to do, and now he says i am going to try to do what i promised i was going to do. in the market, if a 1% fall in stock prices is all you get from a major increase in capital gains taxes, that is not a big problem. jonathan: that's what you get from a proposal, not actually realizing that proposal. from new york city this morning, good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. up seven on the s&p. we events about 0.2 percent. yields higher by a single basis point, and euro-dollar through the week clinging onto $1.20. -- clinging onto 1.20 -- clinging onto one dollar 20 since. -- clinging onto $1.20. tom: lara davidson is with bloomberg tax. she last night moved the markets and moved the world of washington with reporting on a very large capital gains tax increase. in your reporting and preparing the very important breaking news, what was the hardest thing to confirm within t

bloomberg markets. ♪ >> i'm karina mitchell.on has revealed a bold plan to reopen the economy. stores, outdoor attractions and gyms will reopen. he warns britons not to let their guard down. >> we can't be complacent. we can see the waves of sickness afflicting our countries and we have seen how this story goes. we still don't know how strong the vaccine shield will be when cases begin to rise, as i'm afraid they will. >> the prime minister says a ban on foreign travel could be lifted as soon as may 17. new york lawmakers have reportedly reached a tentative agreement that would mean wealthy new yorkers have the dubious distinction of paying the highest taxes in the country. single filers earning more than $1 million will see their tax rates climb to 9.6% fro

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jessi mitchell, cbs news, grand isles, louisiana. >> o'donnell: we got word today that bernie madoff, the mastermind of the biggest ponzi scheme in history, has died in prison. madoff promised investors abnormally high returns but it was all a fraud and unraveled during the financial crisis in 2008. paper losses totaled nearly $65 billion. madoff was serving a 150-year sentence and suffered from kidney disease. he was 82 years old. we turn now to the lingering battle against covid that millions of americans are fighting months after being diagnosed with the disease. an estimated 5% to 10% of covid patients are long-haulers, who feel endlessly trapped in the virus' grip. cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook reports now on the search for answers. >> reporter: after enduring covid this past december, 38- year-old camile hlavka, a dedicated marathon runner, now often gasps for breath, which was clear a few minutes into our interview. >> sorry. this happens when i try and speak for longer, like, sentences. >> reporter: her most cherished activities are a struggle. >> all out

it's been a grueling school year for 17 year old mitchell gilman with his basement bedroom serving as his classroom he admits it's been hard to stay motivated during virtual learning it was definitely a challenge not quite knowing my teachers this fear of not being in a classroom and sitting inside your house day after day. of the fun part of school is going in and socializing with your friends is extra curricular activities like basketball are happening but is a little bit more monotonous less stuff to do and while new york city secondary schools recently reopened time actually in the classroom is limited his mother got worried when he started sleeping more and eating less is he really excited about learning now he's not in the laboratory he's not in the hallways he's not in the cafeteria at school he's not engaged in school. time that's why parents like her in new york new jersey and los angeles are taking school officials to court in new york and on line campaign raised nearly $25000.02 pay attorney jim or me goes to represent them are the safest places for children he blames teach

>> reporter: jessi mitchell, cbs news, marietta, georgia. >> diaz: playing it forward.d news," we meet the woman saving hippos and getting closer than she expected. though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm reaching for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? i'm on board. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental p

all right, tonight we'ea found derek chauvin guilty of murdering george floyd. 31-year-old brandon mitchell described the toughest part of the trial for him. >> we were distressed about the simple fact every day we had to come in and watch a black man die. that alone is stressful. coming in, each and every day, and having to watch somebody die is-- is-- is stressful enough by itself. so anything outside of that was- - was secondary. >> o'donnell: mitchell also says if chauvin had testified, it might have made a difference. all right, coming up next, we want to remember one of the heroes from america's first moon mission. an become your big mome. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea,... ...nausea or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts... ...or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weig

to pull up on him >> yeah, that's a real look at what it's like out there >> our thanks to andrea mitchell >>> going to turn to weather right now. janessa webb joins us right now with the midweek forecast. hopefully it's looking good. >> yeah. i have the positive news of the day. a ton of sunshine continues for the east coast and you will not need that coat. we have the deep south that remains above average. today i am watching a little bit of severe weather that's sparking up across wisconsin into the great lakes and then it starts to linger more into the gulf coast communities for louisiana all the way into arkansas. we have nine million people that are under that enhanced risk i think damaging winds and als o a ton of sunshine from the carolinas all the way down to the florida coast. we're seeing highs about 10 to 15 degrees above average finally, some consistency with these temperatures we'll take a look at that coming up, guys >> not many things in this country that the majority of us -- >> that you can smile on >> enjoy at once janessa, thanks. >>> still to come here on "early today,

in an hour, andrea mitchell will interview nancy pelosi.biden is putting the finishing

we're getting married in may and you're not coming, so... [ laughs ] mitchell. oh, look at us moving on.

this time, mitchell takes care of business himself with the three he had 12 points. butler had 17 baylor a 78 59 winner. bears will try to win the second national championship in school history, and they meet the winner of uc leg. gonzaga at first national title for baylor occurred in 1948. scott and the season is only three days old, but the reds and cardinals they're acting like they're in the heat. summer reds nick past ammiano's hustles over from third to score on a wild pitch by the cardinals. jake woodford cost the honest was on base because he was hit by a woodford pitch. costello's was ejected for his gesture at the picture, which started all of this. the reds were 96 winners, and for the record, there are still covid rules, in effect that the two teams are dramatically. violating their giant said seattle have before tonight in tennis, and also that you see, like gonzaga game cnn. all right. sounds good job. thank you. yep that video really shows sports is back. thanks fornues. it's been mighty cold in here since "the big chill." what say we warm our hearts b

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