in case you didn't believe me, he just backed me up on national tv. >> yeah, man, look at you flexing. hey, straight ahead in sports, i know we're on a basketball court, but we will talk about local baseball. >>> and well, since we're here in sacramento, well, where are the kings headed after dispatching dub nation tonight? >>> chp had to swoop in to save a man who got stranded on marshalls beach in san francisco just north of bakers beach. he said he started to feel sick while he was out there and got so weak he ended up trapped at high tide. he was rescued, as you see, taken to the hospital. we are told he is, fortunately, going to be okay. >>> meanwhile, the san francisco fire department got a chance to show off what they call the most effective tool in locating missing people in disasters. it's got four legs and loves treats. that's barney. he's one of four search and rescue dogs that can literally be dropped into action in a disaster situation. the k-9s can search for up to 20 minutes at a time. today barney showed off his skills and earned a much-deserved snack. >> cheese is lik

arrival sent ticket prices through the roof more than doubling, and now most of their games will be on national tv. >> in terms of attention, we've never, ever, ever seen anything like this. >> clark, along with south carolina center camila cardoso and ucla guard kiki rice, are profiled in an upcoming espn docu series, this moment, showing clark's competitive spirit when she was a girl learning to ride a bike tire. >> i got out my pink bike and i'm like, mom, take my training wheels off. let's go. >> now that blake's learned to ride katie's giving it a shot and she's doing quite well. >> another top contender in tonight's draft, angel reese. despite the lsu forward stardom analysts do not expect her to be chosen in the top five due to worries about whether she can be effective in the pros. what is for certain, these players are driving historic interest in women's hoops. the national title game scored bigger tv ratings than the men's bench. clark oh my. and tonight's draft will be the first in nearly a decade with a live audience. even snl's michael che will acknowledge it's a slam dunk for the sp

the indiana fever will have 36 of their 40 game schedule on national tv.arts may 14th. >>> as for the second overall pick, stanford star cameron brink is headed to the l.a. sparks, the highest a cardinal has been selected since 2014. the 6'4" brink was a two time national defensive player of the year. >>> the crowd was cheering because if there was a miss, they'd all get chick-fil-a sandwiches. so he missed on purpose. everybody eats thanks to him. that's an appropriate story since it is about dinnertime. >> you got me really hungry for a chick-fil-a sandwich. >> warriors and kings tomorrow night at 7:00, a's and giants later on on jackie robinson day. >> that's right. happy jackie robinson day. thank you, vern. >>> still ahead, a unique seed sharing program at san francisco library, how it's helping residents and the community at the same time. >> you don't have to go to the store. you can go right here why do i care about paper so much? because my life and career were built on them. auditions, headshots, boxed wine... i mean, the least i can do is keep i

if we turning on national tv, it's not made it on national tv. it has been on the newspapers. it's been on social media. this perhaps give is a, a bit of a bubble compared to some townsend beast, a feeling the full impact of russian attacks. i'm russian, shelly, but if you talk to ukrainian soldiers that on the power on the front lines, perhaps in a web this moment in time is policy because it, so it comes to trade on that job. but they all desperately aware of how much they lack in terms of munition intensive defense systems and how much they need those thoughts to be replenished. yeah. and so on. so on that point of the, of what's lacking to what extent then is the belief that this age, a bill dis package of it process it will throw a lifeline to the ukrainian military. a status think that they feel that it will start life, lifeline. commodities have told a team ukrainian commodities in the field at the moment. there are pricing on $6.00 to $1.00. every show that they send over the 6 rushing shows that are coming back. and they terry's top military commander has said that i

arrival sent ticket prices through the roof more than doubling, and now most of their games will be on national tv. >> in terms of attention, we've never, ever, ever seen anything like this, clark, along with south carolina center camila cardoso and ucla guard kiki rice, are profiled in an upcoming espn docu series, this moment, showing clark's competitive spirit when she was a girl learning to ride a bike. >> tyler got out my pink bike and i'm like, mom, take my training wheels off. let's go now, blake's learning to ride. >> katie's giving it a shot and she's doing quite well. >> another top contender in tonight's draft, angel reese. despite the lsu forward stardom, analysts do not expect her to be chosen in the top five due to worries about whether she can be effective in the pros. what is for certain, these players are driving historic interest in women's hoops. the national title game scored bigger tv ratings than the men's bench. clark oh my. and tonight's draft will be the first in nearly a decade with a live audience. even snl's michael che will acknowledge it's a slam dunk for the sport. >

the fever will have 36 of their 40 games on national tv. with the second overall pick, stanford star cameron brink was selected by the l.a. sparks, the highest a cardinal has been drafted since 2014. sara, i know you're an athlete, would you take 6'4"? would you like to be 6'4"? >> i'll take 6'2". >> okay. >> also, i just want to say, caitlin clark head to toe in prada, brink looked amazing. these girls stepped out full fashion head to toe. >> oh, they dressed out for tonight. >> they did. they did. there needs to be more hype about wnba draft fashion. >> okay. >> i think they outdo the fellas big time. >> note to self, let's work on the fashion okay.. >> 6'4", yeah, i'll take it. >> you'll take 6'4"? >> i'll take it. it's up there, that's okay. i'll find a date. >> you hear that, guys? >> vern, thank you so much. >>> a bay area bride needs help nabbing the porch pirate who took off with her dress. he was caught on camera thursday night stealing the $2,000 gown from her home on adam street in redwood city. to add insult to injury he took a

the entire saga playing out on national tv. this is the moment in 1994 when o.j.pson's life went global. police had just named him a suspect in those brutal murders. he then led them on a slow speed chase. network tv breaking in, covering it for hours. 95 million people watching. the so-called trial of the century was also televised live, lasting 11 months. simpson's lawyers, known as the dream team, turning the tables on the prosecution and police, casting doubt on key pieces of evidence, including the bloody glove found at the scene. simpson's lawyers insisting over and over, if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. and that's what the jury did, finding simpson not guilty after deliberating for just four hours. the verdict, a split screen moment for america, exposing the hidden fault lines of race, celebrity, wealth, and justice that still resonate today. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman leads us off in los angeles. >> reporter: tonight, o.j. simpson -- one of the most polarizing figures in american history -- dying of cancer at the age of 76. his famil

you know, who calls dictators his friends, right on national tv with putin, calling him a friend.onald trump, if he is friends with people like that, then that makes you just as guilty as that as what they are doing. host: do you have a question about the financing of campaigns? the money in the 2024 campaign? caller: well. i have a question as far as you know as far as this campaign. i am looking at the supreme court, and i am a citizen of this country. i am looking at a corrupt supreme court saying on right on technet -- national tv like i saw this lady interviewed trump the next day, what do you think about them trying to hang your vice president, and then he said maybe mike deserved it. and then these republicans are calling in and trying their best to dust -- justify what donald trump is doing. i am a veteran. and then he says the veterans that got killed are losers. and they are still supporting him. i just do not understand. host: ok. that is a little bit off topic that if you have a comment. guest: the caller mentioned one thing which is important which is in the united st

. >> ainsley: on national tv. >> lawrence: you are something else. >> ainsley: come on, ted. >> brian: i want to make a mental note. >> ainsley: carley, get one leg and i'll get one. >> brian: are you taking her side? >> carley: brian will go in this. >> brian: i don't want to forget. >> carley: any sean out there. or jesse. we have a fox news alert, most serious one, u.s. officials warn of imminent attack on israel by iran in retaliation for the idf strike that killed a top iran ian commander. analyst jack keane joined us earlier. >> jack keane: iran has a finger on the trigger. iran does not want escalation of this that would lead to war with israel or united states. >> carley: u.s. ambassador in jerusalem reminds u.s. citizens of need for caution and increased personal security aw awareness. a shocking moment when uc berkeley law school students turned on their dean after being invited to their home for dinner. >> this is not your house. >> we have attorneys. >> you don't have to get aggressive. >> leave our house, you are guests at our house. >> carley: the students -- investing i

>> family fights are best kept internal and plague those out on national tv is not the way to solve auld manage the house better than my good friend johnson. he's one of the best conservative speakers we've had and we understand you're out there fighting but you're doing more harm than good. there's a reason there's only a handful of you. nobody's following you. you're not leading and you're being detrimental to the american public and certainly to the republican party. stuart: i would agree with that . senator roger marshall, sorry it was so short on time today. my apoll >> is but come back ad see -- apoll >> is >> ajim jos but come back and see us soon. investigation into the temu app, t-e-m-u. lauren: it's like amazon marketplace and very popular here in the u.s. for its cheap prices. they ship overa million packages a week here. senators tom cotton and marco rubio wrote several letters to the biden administration to investigate using slave labor and knockout products and m assive amounts of your personal data. they're concerned it's one of the most downloaded apps here in the u.s.

tv. he's on the verge of losing his star power on tv and he gives the 1964 speech on behalf of barry goldwater on national tv and like dwight eisenhower said, oh my god, we picked the guy. this is a guy who can get behind us. barry goldwater never had that kind of power persuasion, inspiration, optimism. and of course reagan was like almost all the presidents, if not all of them, incredibly ambitious. i mean, in no at all. he's already thinking about becoming president now step one, he's got to do something. so he immediately for governor and gets elected and is a very popular governor of california makes the cover of time magazine of people saying now this guy's for real. you may think he kind of a grade b movie actor in a death valley days, guy on tv, but he's for real as, a politician. he blows people away with. this speech. and so it was it was it came from his mother but there wasn't one day of his life that he ever seemed to be down, with the possible exception, when jane wyman left him and and that depressed him for a little. but then along came nancy and she she, of course, just fed him every sing

because biden folks don't want him to debate and give trump the platform and risk exposing biden on national tv>> i was thinking my old job from two years ago you also don't want them to say no because no is weak in no is fear so you have to say yes, they both have to say yes. nicole: do you think with the latest poll numbers biden will move forward with the debate. jason: those puppeteers there's no way to allow him to debate. the big discussion in the white house last week, how are we going to get joe biden to walk to and from the helicopter without looking like the feeble old man that he is. the cognitive capability of this president does not allow him to debate, those five people on msnbc or whatever network that was, they know joe biden does not have the wherewithal to go toe to toe with the single best debater that we have seen in donald trump, no way they will let him do that, absolutely not. joe: i disagree. nicole: i think a debate would be highly entertaining. great tv. we gotta leave it there, coming up was a secret skiing to get karine jean-pierre booted from the white house? >> you

. >> they don't want to give that platform and risk exposing biden like that on national tv. >> except thinking if i was in my old job from two years ago you also don't want him to say no because no is weak and no is fear. you have to say yes. they both have to say yes. now, whether this happens we all know negotiated -- >> laura: lots of things that need to be negotiated. byron, whether this happens, what is the over-under on this here with debate? >> very. >> laura: what is the real odds? >> very, very unlikely. biden just blurted this out on howard stern show and by the way i watched the entire hour and 15 minute interview with biden. you could not have had a more fawning, flattering, positive, easy interview and biden did get through it but the idea of getting through an actual debate clearly his team doesn't want that they wouldn't even do a super bowl interview. so this quick little biden statement on howard stern i don't think is going to end up being the position of the campaign. >> laura: matt, do you agree? >> oh, i agree. i just think this never happen. they will find an exc

netanyahu has not appeared on national tv in any meaningful way to reassure his nation. but just following this attack i wouldn't be surprised if the israelis choose not to make a big deal out of it, maybe not rub it in iran's faces. they sent a message and with a few missiles. >> a clear message. there was speculation throughout the week that the nuclear facilities was on the table. i spoke to an ex-mosad intelligence director. and he said we sent them back to work but we're monitoring the situation. let's talk about iran's several nuclear facilities spread around the country. let's show the main ones. the bonab research center in the north. there's also fordow and the natanz nuclear plant. it was over the airspace of isfahan international airport where we understand these missiles or the iranians say it was drones they struck, their aid defenses kicked in. that's where we understand the strike was. >> and israel message is if we can land a couple missiles, military base missile, we can also land a couple of missiles in a nuclear research facility as well, if we're push

my mom is going to get mad at me for saying that on national tv but this is why we make washers and dryersn the washer and the dryer and it will be fine. >> trace: good enough. >> no way. i don't need to worry about some cockroach coming in in the middle of the night. >> trace: you wash the sheets. >> not the same night. >> if you have a good movie on, popcorn in bed but what happens, popcorn gets inside the bed. you find it a couple of days later it's not good. >> trace: matt finn. >> irony have a tv in my bedroom ... >> trace: it gets in the nooks and crannies. i hear you. kevin corke. >> no eating in bed. i get it but generally speaking no. >> my concern is more for the timing. i don't eat dinner until 9:00 pm because i'm unhinged so i don't really have time for a late night snack and on the cleanliness issue my dog sleeps in bed with me. i don't have much room to talk about this. >> trace: i'm going to go ad libitum. i'm all for it. you eat something in bed... come on. on with carl. we asked do you ever eating your bed? yes 30 percent say on ask and 34 on instagram. here are the respon

. >> the folks don't want him to >>debate or give trump that platform and exposing biden on national tv i was thinking if i was in my old job from two years ago, youw don't want him to say no becaus no is weak, no it's fear.w, so you have to say yes. they both have to say yes. if this happens, lots of things beneed to be a negotiated. >> laura: lots of things need to be negotiated, byron, whether this happens?is what is the over/under on this with the debate? >> very, very unlikely, really unlikely.s biden just blurted this out on the howard stern show, by the way, i watch the entire hour and 15 minutes with biden your code you could not have had a more fawning, flattering, positive, y interview. and biden didn't get through i but the idea of getting through an actual debate, clearly, his team doesn't want that here they wouldn't even do a super bowl interview periods at this quick little biden statement on howard stern i don't think will. be the position of the campaignt >> laura: matt, do you agree? >> oh, you agree. i just think this debate is never going to happen.ha they will find

intellectually disingenuous for you on national tv to try to attack donald trump as angry. 't complete sentences and angry at the american people because they are demanding answers because of his corruption, dealing with his son hunter biden. the only people in the country who did better under joe biden is hunter biden and illegal aliens. if you want to do better you need to be an illegal alien. donald trump is pledging to make america great again. securing the border. something joe biden is uncapable of doing. >> harris: i want to get the full quote in here. you were talking about what the president had said about jewish americans. he said biden has totally lost israel on that issue. and abandoned israel. then he went on to say if you are jewish in this country and you vote for him, you need your head examined. that was the full context of that. you made it sound he willy-nilly said it. he is saying this is a problem. anti-israel protests up to the line if front of biden's home in delaware. the secret service holding that perimeter around the president. they are showing up

biden's folks don't want to give trump that platform and risk exposing him on national tv. >> if i wasmy old job from two years ago, you also don't want him to say no because no is weak and no is fear. so you have to say yes. they both have to say yes. now, whether this happens, there are lots of things that need to be negotiated, how many water cups. >> it won't happen tonight. >> it won't happen tonight. kristen's not ready for it. >> it will be a tell for us this summer that biden has room to make up and he's got to come back still. >> one of the issues that they will undoubtedly both have to deal with if they debate, geoff bennett, is what is happening in the middle east. we are seeing how fraught that issue is. it's playing out on college campuses all across the country with these protesters. as we said, they're not monolithic, and this is something they have to grapple with. >> we've seen president biden trying to calibrate on one hand and one hand defending students rights to protest. i talk with biden allies who say that yes, these protests are significant and be in large part

so the witness can go on national tv and call the defendant a liar but the defendant can't will applys is a liar? the asymmetry does not boast of the trial's integrity or fairness. house and possibly fair in modern society for everybody else to say everything they want about this case but the guy on trial can't? >> i don't know. the fact michael cohen continues to speak out and did so even yesterday about donald trump he has a podcast where he talks about donald trump apparently obsessively and yet no gag order imposed against him and trump makes an interesting argument that this is unconstitutional reign of political speech and it's an interesting argument everything he is saying is political because it's only happening to him because he is running for president and everything matters and running for office everything matters for campaign. let's not forget the aclu no friend of donald trump's last year in civil fraud trial filed an amicus brief also arguing that a gag order against trump was unconstitutional and a problem. >> john: they had to be consistent they can't always be polit

he talked all about it and he backed up the story on national tv. >> i didn't know san francisco had tes. what the hell is going on over there. >> i didn't either dude. we're shooting this commercial by a hill. on the outside of the city. and i see this thing, you know, trotting by with a long tail. sure enough no one was going to scream. and i screamed and i was like yo, there's a coyote. i can't remember that was a real thing but she walked by and she was a news anchor and i was like dude i just saved a news anchor's life from being eaten by a coyote. it's real man. i can confirm it. >> what are the chances. >> such bravery from someone who's still not shaving yet. >> and in looking -- >> he's a baby to me. >> he is and in looking at that footage i think there was a brock number 2. >> a double. >> i saw that. >> in the car hart vest with the plaid. >> the one who sits there so brock doesn't have to come out on set yet. >> we need to keep brock in bubble wrap and win the super bowl. >> not do that. we got -- we're looking at new orleans down the road here. no, no. let's not do that.

. >> so, juror number two the nurse who found herself being outed on national tv it was heartbreakinge judge said she would have been a good juror. she was ready to be fair and impatient and because she was outed now all of a sudden she finds messages, she is scared, she is criticized, prejudging how she would vote before anything has even started or any evidence presented. it has to be a difficult situation for somebody not in this arena at all. just there to do their civic jury. it is unfortunate and it needs to stop. >> this is before the jury was selected, before they had seen any evidence, before anyone glared at them, before they made any reactions. what do you, what do you do to protect the jurors in the coming days >> for starters, one thing that they changed from monday to now is on monday it was striking to me that all of the jurors you could identify who they were. they were outside holding their juror slips and waiting for at least 30 minutes outside, right across from where all of these protests were going on. right across from the press line. so, people were interviewing

it was just announced that 36 of the fever's 40 games will be on national tv.ay for a matinee game at the ballpark in san francisco. or an afternoon in the cove, if you will. i got the hang of it. that's what you want to be doing right there? yeah, giants bats finally woke up. tyler fitzgerald. broken bat flare. his first hit of the year. that brings in matt chapman, two one. giants in the second, fitzgerald two singles and a double today. jordan hicks. he's been the giants best pitcher this young season. he gets jacob young swinging in the fifth. yeah. no chance to hit that one. hicks gave up only one run in six innings. the giants win 7 to 1 to salvage the series finale against the nationals. and just enough time for our play of the day. you got to check this out. this is from last night, actually. 70 sixers center joel embiid, seven feet tall. watch this. oh my goodness the no look falling down foul on that two. no. he wanted the foul. yeah maybe a little luck but one. but pretty pretty skilled play there. the reigning nba mvp finished with 37 points in the

>> well, again, i don't want to get ahead of the president or closed down his decision space on national tv his statement today, the readout from his conversation with prime minister netanyahu was very clear that we will so make decisions about our policy in gaza based on our assessment of how they meet their commitments and changes that they're willing to make in the way they're prosecuting operations and protecting innocent civilians, including aid workers. so we're going to watch and see what they announced in what and how they act on those announcements that they make will monitor it very closely. closely. we're going to judge it by what they do, not just by what they say. i just don't want to get ahead of the president on this. >> you heard the secretary blinken earlier today, suggest he warned that there's a real risk. the way israel is waging its war in damage to civilian infrastructure, and now the potential impact on humanitarian organizations being fearful of moving into gaza so you maybe have all these crossings open, wolf, but if you don't have truck drivers who are brave craig,

and that was august 8th, 1974, when president nixon went on national tv to announce his resignation from office. that followed a compel long series of hearings in the us senate the year before and a threat of impeachment by the house of representatives. thanks for joining us for the american history tv series. congress investigates where we look at significant congressional investigations over our history. this week, it's a look at the watergate hearings and their aftermath. our guest is kate scott, who is the senate historian and author ofhe book reining in the state civil society and congress in the vietnam and watergate era era. ms. scott, what was the defining event that led to the senate hearings in 1973? the trigger that set off the hearing, the call for the senate hearings in 1973 had happened the prior year in june of 1972, when five when burglars broke into the democrat national committee headquarters in the watergate office and apartment complex here in washington, d.c. those burglars were arrested. and in the course of reporting about that, there unusual arrest and some of the

it was just announced that 36 of the fever's 40 games will be on national tv. wow.for a matinee game at the ballpark in san francisco. or how about fishing in the cove? it looks like he's got a little nibble right there. back to him in a moment. but first, the giants bats. finally woke up against the washington nationals. tyler fitzgerald with a broken bat flare. it drops. it's his first hit of the year. matt chapman scores two one. giants in the second. meantime, back in the cove after fighting to reel in the fish, he's gets a little help from his buddies back inside the park. jordan hicks on this pitch, just a bit outside. hicks one of the hardest throwing pitchers in the league. that one clocked at 99mph, which has to be a little scary for the batter, jacob young. and five pitches later, hicks. that one's right across the plate. sit down . he gave up only one run over six innings to improve to two and zero in his first three starts. and as for that fish, that's a beauty that looks like a halibut. giants win 7 to 1 to salvage the series finale against the national

arrival sent ticket prices through the roof more than doubling, and now most of their games will be on national tv. >> in terms of attention, we've never, ever, ever seen anything like this. >> clark, along with south carolina center camila cardoso and ucla guard kiki rice, are profiled in an upcoming essay moment showing clark's competitive spirit when she was a girl learning to ride a bike. >> tyler got out my pink bike and i'm like, mom, take my training wheels off. let's go. >> you know, blake's learned to ride. katie's giving it a shot and she's doing quite well. >> another top contender in tonight's draft, angel rice. despite the lsu forward stardom, analysts do not expect her to be chosen in the top five due to worries about whether she can be effective in the pros. what is for certain, these players are driving historic interest in women's hoops. the national title game scored bigger tv ratings than the men's clark oh my, and tonight's draft will be the first in nearly a decade with a live audience. even snl's michael che will acknowledge it's a slam dunk for the sport. >> thank you. i can

he'd have to tell the truth now, he was on national tv but then this happen. >> let me ask you the question did you have an affair with ms hunter in 200062 years ago? >> i >> made a very serious mistake. mistake that i am responsible for. is this a fair completely over? >> oh, yes, it's been over a lot for a long path >> edwards, ever the skilled trial attorney was being very slippery with the truth here. but what came out next was an unbelievable outright lie and that picture is absolutely you and you are holding that baby. >> the picture in the tabloid? yes. i have no idea what that picture is. but you've seen that picture, right? i did >> say an ad. i cannot make any sense out of it. i don't know who that baby is. >> this is the part of john edwards that you have to really say, my god, turn it off already, just stop. >> he admits to the relationship. but not the fatherhood. yeah. >> i mean, i don't even >> understand the hair the hair splitting, the denied that interview, denying paternity really change things i had a really hard time without one at that juncture. why did he not do the r

. >> so the juror number two, the nurse, who found herself being outed on national tv.. the fact that she would come as the judge said, she would've been a good juror, she was ready to be fair and impartial and because she was outed, now all of a sudden she finds and and blood of messages she is scared, she's been criticized already as prejudging how she would vote before anything has even started and any evidence has been presented so it is going to be a really difficult situation for somebody who is not in this arena and just there to do their civic duties. it is really unfortunate, it needs to stop. clear this up before the jury was selected, before they had seen any evidence, before anyone had glared at them, before they made any reactions. what do you do to protect this jury in the coming days? >> well, for starters, one thing that they changed from monday to now is on monday it was striking to me that all of the jurors you could easily identify who they were. they were outside holding their little juror slips and they were waiting for at least 30 minutes outside r

listen, i'm going to say this on national tv. the reality is presence got great finance. he's got a great outside shot. but if he comes to me on a port in newark, you ask shack about how we play. were you asked shack about how we play? so i, you know, the president is on a different level right now. he's formed prezi united states i respect that. but but if he comes into my house it's a different kind of gain a lot. >> cory booker, a lot of what's tickets you're selling the same thing. first i charles i believe in peace and love and gentility, and kindness. but on the field, whether it's a football field where i played or the basket four chord you play to win, play by the rules, but you played when. why? >> number one? and i want to thank you for being here. i'm going to take the rest of the show and teach bet gail basketball i'm analogy >> i know basketball term luck. next you're gonna tell me the round mound of rebound is a compliment to >> okay? >> all right. senator cory booker, thank you for joining us. thanks a lot. >> coming up now, appreciate you. buy. you will see

>> well, again, i don't want to get ahead of the president or closed down this decision space on national tv his statement today, the readout from his conversation with prime minister netanyahu was very clear that we will make decisions about our policy in gaza based on our assessment of how they meet their commitments and changes that they're willing to make in the way they're prosecuting operations and protecting innocent civilians, including aid workers. so we're going to watch and see what they announced and what and how they act on those announcements that changes they make will monitor it very closely. we're going to judge it by what they do, not just by one but they say i just don't want to get ahead of the president on this. >> you heard the secretary blinken earlier today. i suggest he warned that there's a real risk. the way israel is waging its war in gaza. reich's right now is making it indistinguishable from hamas us, how close as israel to that point >> well, it's difficult to say on a scale like that. i mean, we have to remember hamas, there was a ceasefire in place on the oct

it will fever will now have 36 of their 40 games on national tv. >> honestly like -- i'm just excited or not, going into tonight, i think once you actually see your name like on the board, and the commissioner says your name, and you get to enjoy it with your family. it's a whole different feeling and just lot of pride, like getting to share that with them and so thankful. >> the la sparks took stanford star cameron brink with the second pick. the 6'4" brink was a two-time national defensive player of the year. she looks stunning. i mean. absolutely gorgeous and con congratulatelations to her. >> she and caitlin i wonder who was styling them? you know what i loved about caitlin? you can tell i mean, with all the accolades she had and she knew she was going to go first overall. she was still nervous. you can see it in her face. and i love that. >> yeah. you know what? the camera is one thing but the court is another and sometimes they have to learn to master the two. but what i love is seeing women in power and i look at my daughter and i think be like them. so cool. >> you saw through

the right word, scrutiny, every decision, every move judge merchan makes is being talked about on national tv hard when his goal and his focus is to make sure the defendant gets the fair trial to which he is entitled. he needs to make sure he does everything the right way and to do the best he can to treat them as he would any other defendant. of course donald trump is not any other defendant. but at the same time, the whole panaplea of rights, just because he's the president of the united states, doesn't mean he's not subject to the rules of the court. the gag order is in place because donald trump has indicated that he can't seem to follow the rules. the gag order doesn't apply only to donald trump. those rules are part of our landscape, our judicial landscape for anyone who can't follow the rules. this is where we are, and i think judge merchan will make ultimately the right decision here. >> judges are human. >> thank you. >> in addition to that, look, if you feel that there's someone in your courtroom who isn't following the proper procedure, isn't prepared, i could go on with the list,

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you know, who calls dictators his friends, right on national tv with putin, calling him a friend.nd donald trump, if he is friends with people like that, then that makes you just as guilty as that as what they are doing. host: do you have a question about the financing of campaigns? the money in the 2024 campaign? caller: well. i have a question as far as you know as far as this campaign. i am looking at the supreme court, and i am a citizen of this country. i am looking at a corrupt supreme court saying on right on technet -- national tv like i saw this lady interviewed trump the next day, what do you think about them trying to hang your vice president, and then he said maybe mike deserved it. and then these republicans are calling in and trying their best to dust -- justify what donald trump is doing. i am a veteran. and then he says the veterans that got killed are losers. and they are still supporting him. i just do not understand. host: ok. that is a little bit off topic that if you have a comment. guest: the caller mentioned one thing which is important which is in the unite

national one tv and news network, which is accompanying us in this conversation tonight as in the previoushts , as you saw in the news and specially followed from almost the maghrib to the horizon of tehran. on khabar network, in tonight's special news talk , we want to talk to you about the terrorist attack by the zionist regime on the iranian consulate in syria. the occupation has attacked the building of the iranian consulate in damascus with 6 missiles. the ambassador of iran in syria announced that this five-story building, which was the residence of the iranian ambassador in syria in addition to being the iranian consulate in damascus , collapsed due to this attack and resulted in the martyrdom of a number of diplomats and of course, the military advisors of our country have visited the iranian consulate in damascus today in the terrorist attack of the zionist regime . we want to talk about the dimensions and angles of this terrorist attack. two guests will accompany us in the studio, mr. dr. ahmad zaraaan and mr. dr. iraj farkhandepour, senior experts. west asian issues during the c

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screen the second game of the series will also take place in zhlobin on friday follow the game live on tv channel belarus 5. in the national hockey league, both clubs, for which the belarusian legionnaires washington and calgary play, achieved victories last night as part of the regular season, although the lights managed to do this only in overtime and far from the most a strong opponent, and the capital won the most important victory in the prospect of reaching the playoffs. elena gorelchik will tell you the details in her story. let's see. washington defeated detroit on the road with a score of 2:1. the longest six-game losing streak in the nhl regular season. the capitals really had nowhere to retreat before this meeting. and in the second period, thanks to goals from strome and ovechkin, the guests took the lead. but they conceded in the third twenty minutes from kane. belarusian washington forward alexey protas spent 13 minutes 47 seconds on the ice. he made three shots on target and finished the match with the puck, thus scoring a double. sherangovich spent 17 minutes 56 seconds on the ice, in addition to the assist

. >> so the jury number two, the nurse, who found herself being outed on national tv,s that was justhe fact that she would have been a good juror. she was ready to be fair and impartial. because she was outed, now she finds an inflood of messages. she's scared. she's criticized as prejudging how she would vote before anything has even started and evidence has been presented. so that's got to be a difficult situation for somebody who is not in this arena at all. just there to do their civic duty. it's really unfortunate and needs to stop. >> and this is before the jury was selected, before they had seen any evidence, before anyone had glared at them, before they made any reactions. what do you do to protect this jury in the coming days? >> one thing they changed from then to now, it was striking that all of the jurors you could identify who they were, they were outside holding their juror slips. they were waiting for at least 30 minutes outside right across from where all of these protests were going on. and right across from the press line, so people were interviewing them as the pre