reeves. and how old were you then? >> i was 17. >> judge judy: and how old were you, ms. reeves?ll me, mr. hernandez, what happened on july 24th of this year? >> well, on july 24th, i was out walking my dog, and i had got a call from my friend here that ms. reeves was at my doorstep, looking for me. >> judge judy: would you stand up, please? tell me your name, sir. >> benny ma.

, , call the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves. . , ., , reeves.set out his plans of the commons, the _ reeves. having set out his plans of the commons, the chancellor - reeves. having set out his plans of the commons, the chancellor then| the commons, the chancellor then faced more questions. the uncomfortable _ faced more questions. the uncomfortable truth - faced more questions. tue: uncomfortable truth for faced more questions. tte: uncomfortable truth for the chancellor is that even after what he has announced today, families in britain will be still paying hundreds of pounds more for their energy including some of the poorest families from april as a result of the breathtaking rise in energy prices announced by 0fgem. what do the government offer? a buy now pay later scheme which loads up costs for tomorrow. later scheme which loads up costs fortomorrow. high later scheme which loads up costs for tomorrow. high prices as far as the eye can see. the for tomorrow. high prices as far as the eye can see-— the eye can see. the other opposition _ t

>> i did do that, and i watched it with matt reeves, the incredible director and his family. >> jimmy looking at you the whole time during the movie to see how you reacted? >> i'm not really sure. i watched it with my girlfriend as well. she was like -- it was really her reaction that kind of changed the entire thing. because i'm pretty sure she's not normally into watching superhero movies. >> jimmy: these kind of movies, yeah. >> just seeing that it was capturing her attention the entire time, then she held my hand and just touched it right there, i could feel a little tear. what i was like, no way. >> jimmy: really. [ laughter ] then after the movie, was she just all over you? super sexed up from batman? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> i mean -- yeah. >> jimmy: how did it come to be that you played batman? was this your idea, was this something you reached out about? or did they reach out to you? >> i can't -- it's strange, i kind of -- i just had this strange feeling. no one really knew what the status of it was in 2018. and i met dylan clark, the producer. about some other stuff. an

ludacris, ty reese gibson or keanu reeves? >> keanu reeves. kennedy: incorrect.land from no one, no man. no woman, no cry. no was on the board. you could hop into the lead -- >> you didn't tell us the answer. kennedy: tyree's, obviously. gosh, yes. stop talking. [laughter] >> i'm just installing. kennedy: i kr. which of these rich and shameless but a 500 year old castle in germany, spent 4 million to renovate it and still at a loss by spending just one night to cover tax that to the irs? was it nicholas cage? >> i know he had tax problems so wesley snipes? kennedy: no. we made it all too easy, nicholas cage. we reset the whole game, here you go which of these rich and shameless by a building in manhattan and turned it into a luxury garage for his personal car collection? kanye, jay leno or jerry "seinfeld"? >> i feel like i see jay leno around cars, jay leno? kennedy: no. jerry "seinfeld" is a car guy. >> everybody has a car. kennedy: but he lives in new york. which of these rich and shameless paid million-dollar for an leonardo da vinci painting? claims mohammed

and corona writers, reeves without any protective equipment for themselves, and owned as little as $60.00 a month. we won't even given sanitizers my. we arranged for masks gloves and sanitizers on our own, so that we could continue our work. now i've worked for 26 years and does job, but i am not entitled to a bench, and this is why they're protesting for basic. well, could i get no protection? i've lost 3 family members to corona virus, yet i went to work with my toddler intro because we were told we cannot take leaves . paulson for workers here are demanding better working conditions and more b. 1 am ronnie has done and i'm been body center for 9 years. she says she is sole worked that she doesn't have time for her own children. the government doesn't value women's labor. think we will work a lot for bedding, little wages as women. we end up accepting the stomach because we've figured at least we're earning something because unemployment has skyrocketed under this company. on the bodies were foss set up decades ago to fight child hunger and malnutrition, in viet luman, like johnny helpe

. >> and curtis reeves found not guilty.shooting of chad olson after a dispute over a cell phone used in a movie theater. the jury cleared reeves of second-degree murder and aggravated assault charges. >>> and the cdc relaxing its mask guidelines for about 70% of americans. the agency labeling u.s. counties red, yellow or green, based on their covid levels. the cdc says yellow and green counties, or those counties with medium or low levels of covid, no longer need to wear a mask indoors. >>> now the play of the day, "binge this." and here to make his saturday binge this debut, mr. will ganss. >> good morning, everybody. it's a byop. thank you. i'm not going to wear a plain black suit after the air horn. a little snazzy, right. byop, because it's a star-studded weekend on tv and here to break down the best in binging is daryn carp, she's the host of "reality check" on people.tv. good morning, how are you? >> doing well. will, got my popcorn ready. i'm ready to break this down. >> first up, i'm going to channel my inner ryan s

but he hasn't totally broken free from all aspects of trump world as our own ellie reeve found out. >there on election day and only a couple of cars in the parking lot. the record turnout they say there was in fulton county, georgia, the county i voted in, it didn't happen. >> wasn't there a significant amount of early voting? >> in that demographic, it's a poor area, it's a predominantly black area, you'll never be able to convince me they were sitting around watching cnn and fox news and all these things and that's what they were most concerned about was the election and getting that ballot and mailing it in. if you ask people, is joe biden going to get more of the black vote than barack obama? people would say no. and biden supposedly did. it doesn't make any sense. >> right, but the bigger picture here is one i'm interested in, because, which is that you have skepticism about the black vote in this election. part of it, it seems to me, you said you lived and voted in a black area, and how could those people have the time to pay attention to the election. why do you think you'd be

patricia: se declarÓ culpable en varios cargos al imperio de la droga de su esposo keanu reeves a cadena misterio sobre el paradero de coronel y las versiones sobre este beneficio penitenciario. claudia: emma coronel, la pareja del narcotraficante joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn saldrÁ en libertad el 13 de septiembre de emma coronel, la pareja del narcotraficante joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn saldrÁ en libertad el 13 de septiembre de 2000 23.5 meses antes de su condena original . el departamento de justicia le confirma univisiÓn que coronel estÁ bajo custodia del servicio de los alguaciles federales. para un exagente es un indicio de que emma estÁ colaborando con las autoridades federales. >> tambiÉn se me hace raro que me ——— le quitaron cinco meses de su sentencia que tambiÉn indica que posiblemente todavÍa estÁ colaborando con las autoridades federales. >> el abogado del coronel afirmÓ que es un proceso normal y quiere que su clienta salga libre mucho antes. nos dijo que la sentencia se cumplen 85% de modo que una sentencia de 36 meses significa que ella tiene que cumplir 30 mesesy seis dÍas. e

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what dazzles seems reeves us through. we are looking to do serious and remembering to do for now. 4000 agnes theft into around 500 kilometers away in silver crone adam of hussein ease home village. the farmers are discussing how they can benefit from the program. is anyone wanting an irrigation system from coco bad who has to pay back the costs over a number of years, which can be a big challenge for one individual? we're all of our youths here. those are local pharmacy. i saw does that as you put out the assets into groups, it will help us creating a cooperative. but until then, adam of who seine is trying to get as much out of his plantation as possible. he's been given compost and hopes his trees will continue to be strong and healthy. and that's all from us at global 3000 this week. thanks for watching. and we'd love to hear from you write to us at global 3000 and d, w dot com. and check out our facebook page to d. w global ideas. see you soon. take care. ah, with who? ah. the biggest tax scandal in german history. co

>> -- in virginia, mayor reeves, i hear it. congratulations on that. i hope it is. a little bit more than a year ago, president biden stood not far from here at the u.s. capitol and promised to make health care more secure and more affordable i am proud to tell you that just days ago, we announced that a record-breaking 14.5 million americans got themselves a health insurance plan they could afford through the affordable care act in its recent open enrollment period. let me take off this mask. that is an important number because while the 40.5 million is big, here in virginia, more than 300,000 of those americans are virginians who now have health insurance and the peace of mind that comes from knowing you can take your child to the hospital without going bankrupt. the american rescue plan, which congresswoman spanberger helped across the finish line, helped lower the average monthly premium. that is more money in your pocket. in fact, thanks to the american rescue plan, four in five people who recently signed up for the health insurance under the affordable care ac

. >> reporter: while the cold snap is an inconvenience for those with reeves overhead, it is the cause of genuine concern for the unhoused. today marked the beginning of santa clara counties place in time count of the homeless. in the predawn hours, under creek beds and tarps, the census was on for the first time in two years. >> this count is so essential for our ability to be able to get an idea of exactly who is experiencing homelessness so that we can cater our services to be a part of the solution. >> reporter: with his rest condensing in the frigid air, mayor sam accardo acknowledged the urgency of getting shelter for those on the streets, especially in this weather. >> we are out here for a few hours, but, our residents are living here. with inadequate shelter, obviously sometimes in sleeping bags, sometimes not. it is a horrible existence and we have got to do more to get more of our residents out of these tents come out of creeks and into houses. >> reporter: that place and time count will continue tomorrow here in san jose, early tomorrow morning, just like it did today. of c

thank you to mayor reeves and members of the culpeper town council for being with us.oday, i am proud to bring the president of the united states here to one of the campuses of germania. this institution does tremendous workforce training and they truly have a hard for not just the careers of their students, but also their well-being. if anyone in your administrations -- senior administration has questions about how to get the next generation prepared and keep our country competitive, look no further than this place. throughout the pandemic, places like all pepper ever look out for their neighbors. people have banded together and supported small businesses, first responders, police and health care workers, all of whom make our communities stronger. we have seen tremendous progress in the battle against this virus, but even in the midst of this moment of recovery, our communities still struggle with the sticker prices of many items, including at the pharmacy counter. covid has exacerbated what was already a staggering, day-to-day cost for virginia families and we are lo

the reboot from director matt reeves focuses on the emotional connection between alfred and bruce wayne i got nine of them. i the new incarnation of the batman will be in the cinemas next month. claudia redmond, bbc news. hello there. high pressure's expected to build in across the country to end this week and into the weekend to settle things down, bring us some sunshine and lighter winds. but before that point, thursday looks very unsettled. it'll be cold and windy with sunshine and even wintry showers. now, the cold air�*s been moving in across the country during the overnight period behind this weather front, this band of rain, which is actually a cold front. it'll be lying across the south east of england and east anglia to start thursday morning. some heavy rain on that, bit of sleet on its back edge, but eventually it'll clear out during the mid to latter part of the morning, and then we're all into brighter skies, sunshine and blustery showers. these will be wintry across northern and western areas, particularly on the hills. frequent snow showers across scotland, northern irela

coral reefs are threatened by climate change is the mold deeds. conservation is there are helping the reeves to grow back. they say they must act now before it's too late. an ocean paradise full if color and life but rising. see temperatures a damaging the color reefs of the mount, eaves and the ecosystems marine life. the signs are all too clear. good idea that it, that there won't be any color on it. when you go, dea dakota, you kind of see an acre, a light alive oil light alive. so i'll give you a big or no, no, look like ok. but steps to being taken to save the coral. marine biologist, emily cattle has established a coral breeding program last year. she placed 200 metal structures to build a coral nursery and for real life has returned to lake oakland. i plenty of the corals we planted our healthy, we can see that they've grown. we can see that the fish arrived and we can see the positive impact on the reverse quizzes if you've heard of others, like seen in a, seem a building, a different kind of nursery, an educational one. she was the 1st woman to get her diving diploma on the island,

omicron declining -- >> -- in virginia, mayor reeves, i hear it. congratulations on that. i hope it is. a little bit more than a year ago, president biden stood not far from here at the u.s. capitol and promised to make health care more secure and more affordable i am proud to tell you that just days ago, we announced that a record-breaking 14.5 million americans got themselves a health insurance plan they could afford through the affordable care act in its recent open enrollment period. let me take off this mask. that is an important number because while the 40.5 million is big, here in virginia, more than 300,000 of those americans are virginians who now have health insurance and the peace of mind that comes from knowing you can take your child to the hospital without going bankrupt. the american rescue plan, which congresswoman spanberger helped across the finish line, helped lower the average monthly premium. that is more money in your pocket. in fact, thanks to the american rescue plan, four in five people who recently signed up for the health insurance under the affo

that was rachel reeves responding _ the future, too. are making £i2 the likes of shell are making £12 billion in profit. it is pure greed and profiteering." please do keep getting in touch with me. right now, it is time to say goodbye to viewers watching on bbc two. coverage continues here on the bbc news channel. goodbye. more now from our political correspondent peter saull. we have heard from the chancellor in terms of what he is going to be doing to mitigate the increase in the cost of energy bills, but it has already been pointed out that it covers basically half of what the average increase going to be. fir average increase going to be. (1) even less, you could argue. he says £350 is half ofjust under £700 of the average energy bill, but part of that will be a discount on the council tax in april, but the £200 part which will come of your energy bill in april next year you will have to pay back. £40 a year over the next five years. it is obviously a number, rachel reeves are saying this is a buy—back payback later scheme. any chanc

. >> governor reeves is now recognized to give the state of the state. >> spent the governor is now recognize to give the state of the state. >> thanknk you. thank you for giving me this opportunity. thank you should lieutenant governor and the speaker and the members of the legislature, other elected officials and other appointed officials thank you for your commitmenter to bettering our state. thank you for your dedication to our people. together we can do great things. i look forward to partnering with each of you to continue taking mississippi thent best state inn the nation to live and work and raise a family. i would be remiss if i do think the person who enabled me to dan here in the first place someone always put someone before herself someone who is an amazing ambassador to our state and a great first lady thank you for everything you do for me and for our family. i cannot ask for a better partner and mississippi cannot ask for better first lady. mississippi has weathered great storms in the last two years we didn't but we did not break we dug deep and we stood tall and got do it all

we can talk now to the labour shadow chancellor at rachel reeves.cellor rishi sunak a package of measures which he says are going to take the sting out of these energy price rises. do you think they will have that effect?— that effect? families are facing a cost of living _ that effect? families are facing a cost of living crisis _ that effect? families are facing a cost of living crisis right - that effect? families are facing a cost of living crisis right now. - cost of living crisis right now. inflation at its highest level for 13 years, national insurance contributions coming up in april. today we learn and almost £700 increase in the energy price build paid by families across the country. and today's response by government was pretty underwhelming. £200 for bill payers, but that is on aid by now, pay laterscheme bill payers, but that is on aid by now, pay later scheme so £200 of bills from autumn this year, but then £40 added to build for the five years after that. and for people on the most modest incomes, families and pensioners, just £350 of

the reboot from director matt reeves focuses on the emotional connection between alfred and bruce wayne, honey, i got nine of them. i the new incarnation of the batman will be in the cinemas next month. claudia redmond, bbc news. before we go i want to remind you of the latest developments that russia, ukraine conflict. the meeting will be held in a few hours' time as a result of those escalating tensions between the two sides on the request of kyiv, i might add. ukraine's resident zelensky has appealed directly to the people of russia for p saying the possibility of war depends on you. he switched to the russian language in that address and said that 200,000 russian troops were massed on ukraine's border and had been ordered to move forward. he said he had again sought talks with vladimir putin but was met with silence. there's lots more for you on that story on our website. do make sure to have a look at that. we will also have a look at lots more on the story throughout the day on bbc news so do stay tuned for that. thank you for watching newsday. hello there. high pressure's expecte

. >> governor reeves is now recognized to give the state of the state. >> thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you for giving this opportunity. bailey. gordy. thank you. thank you lieutenant governor hose men. thank you speaker gun. to the members of the legislature, other elected officials and other appointed officials, thank you. thank you for your commitment to bettering our state. thank you for your dedication to our people. together, we can do great things. i look forward to partnering with each of you this session to continue making mississippi the best state in the nation to live , work and raise a family. i would also be remiss if i did not thank the person who enables me to stand here in the first place. someone who always puts others before herself, someone who is an amazing ambassador for our state and a great first lady. thank you for everything you do for me. [applause] and for our family. i could doubt ask for a better partner and mississippi could not ask for a better first lady. mississippi has weathered great storms in the last two years. we have been to, but

emily: speaking of the private market and valuation differentials, that more of a reeves on tuesday privateore companies to sell to companies like you? sam: i did get desk. we've been evaluating whether it makes sense. looking at the relative environment, this is something that doesn't make us feel a ton of urgency. sonali: i'm wondering if you are seeing more large institutional investors seek access to cryptocurrency through companies like yours rather than direct exposure? sam: i think that's right. even from a customer experience perspective, buying into stock whether public or private, they have to figure out how do they report them. the same sorts of things banks are going through, what it would mean for them to have any cryptocurrency on their balance sheet, more has to be on behalf of customers. emily: you have expressed interest in m&a. what are some areas that might help you compete with the likes of other deep-pocketed exchanges, whether it's finance or beyond. sam: there's a few versions of this. we've done acquisitions historically that lean toward what we might be looking at i

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>> i spoke with the governor, tate reeves.e was saying the knock on effect is all about localizing supply chain. what they plan to do is not only build these new ev's but also a battery plant. they are hoping to attract jobs and the focus is on retraining the existing workforce. matt: in terms of ev sales, there needs to be a lot of infrastructure. you have been reporting on dvds for years now. is the infrastructure there to support the demand? >> i spoke to the coo a couple of minutes ago. he said you can never be 100% confident in your supply chain. that doesn't mean that if you don't have assad supply chain you cannot have business continuity, but that is why they feel good about mississippi being the next part of their ev evolution. they think they can quickly turn this factory into one that produces two new battery electric models. matt: they will need some chips, but that is a problem they will be dealing with throughout the year. ed, thank you. investors have a chip on their shoulder, as nvidia shares drop. despite earn

will reeve has the story. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, george.lson posted yesterday he apologized to the people that his comments negatively impacted, on that list now himself losing those major sponsors in the fallout. >> phil mickelson! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: phil mickelson has been a superstar on the golf course for decades, and a sponsorship machine off of it. ♪ making $40 million a year in endorsements. >> you know about the maverick carbon crown, right? >> reporter: but this morning, the six-time major champion has lost key sponsors kpmg and amstel light following incendiary comments he made in favor of a golf tour backed by saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund. in a piece posted on the fire pit collective, the world golf hall of famer told journalist alan shipnuck, the author of an upcoming biography of mickelson, he would support the new league even though the saudis are scary to get involved with. we know they killed khashoggi, and they have a horrible record on human rights. they execute people over there for being gay. kn

cnn correspondent ellie reeve has the story. >> january 6th, 2021 was the greatest day of my life. >> why? >> i felt like a patriot that was standing beside our founding fathers, speaking up against king george. i felt like braveheart. >> reporter: we first met keith scott at a small rally on the anniversary of january 6th. he told us he spent months after the 2020 election living in his car and going to every "stop the steal" rally. now he's calling a huge flag calling the movement a cult. but leaving a cult, whether real or metaphorical, is messy. >> something was posted saying there was a rally, like i was not in control. i was going. no matter what. >> stop the steal! >> how did i get caught up in this? i'd never been to a trump rally. you know, i wasn't one of those people. >> reporter: the whole crew for this interview was also at jan 6. so we had the same question. how did so many people get to a place where they were willing to commit crimes to stop a democratic election, all while calling themselves patriots? >> they make things happen. they pushed me out and they maced me. >

will reeve joins us now with more on all of this.d morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin. juwan howard is a michigan legend as part of the fab five team that had such an impact on college basketball three decades ago. now, his michigan legacy will include this, this altercation that has led to him being suspended for the final five games of the season and fined $40,000. it all started in the postgame handshake line where howard took issue with wisconsin coach greg gard taking a time-out with a big lead late. there were only a few seconds left in the game. howard and gard getting into it. players and coaches from each team joining into what became a melee. howard lashing out with an open hand hitting wisconsin assistant coach joe krabbenhoft in the side of the head. after the game, howard refused to apologize saying that he was only protecting himself. later as emotions have cooled and suspensions and fines have been handed out, howard has apologized saying, quote, after taking time to reflect on all that happened, i realize

topic during the legislative session so far and even before going into it, like our governor, kate reevesan the theory in speeches, so it has been on a lot of people's minds. i wouldn't necessarily say that i was surprised by anything brittani told me because previous to our interview, i had read the letter she sent. but i just really appreciated her bravery and her honesty in speaking out about -- him going against the party line in minutes disappear, especially. >> and really going up against friends and family. you wrote this about britney's experience. she was excited by what she was learning and she wanted to share it with her peers. she started chatting with her conservative classmates about how the readings weren't like anything she'd thought. am i gonna regret talking to you about this, a classmate joked. do you think britney's experience might change some of her classmates minds? >> i think about that is certainly what britney wants. you know, she put so much heart into her letter, especially in talking to me, she just kept saying, i really hope people will see how honest i am ab

. >> reporter: eighth grade teacher jackie reeves experiences the problems middle schoolers have havingr. our sixth graders were in fourth grade when they were last in school. and so meeting the bar that is kind of expected of a sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, whatever grader, they're being asked to meet both that kind of behavioral and developmental bar and that academic bar, and they missed out on boeth of them. it's hard to meet the academic one, when you're still right to figure out, how do i stop being a pofourth grader. >> reporter: it's 1:45 p.m. on a thursday. hi. >> i'm evan. >> i'm ana. >> nice to meet you. what usually goes on in this room? >> i teach language arts and english language development, but we also do advisory. today, we're going to do some gratitude and some goal setting for academics, but we're also going to do mindfulness. we are one of the only schools that has somebody that does yoga and plans mindfulness for us. >> we'll do some breathing and we'll do a little meditation or visualization. let your breath soften. and the connection with their peers, which they

we'll speak to the dad of the band's guitarist, river reeves, about his legacy.y're on african soil and in their forever home. and we can't play it yet but — after eight — we'll bring you a sneak preview of the duchess of cambridge's turn as a cbeebies bedtime story reader. at 7am we will get an update to the uk's gdp. �* ., at 7am we will get an update to the uk's gdp. ~ ., ., , uk's gdp. and with a largely ositive uk's gdp. and with a largely positive figure _ uk's gdp. and with a largely positive figure there - uk's gdp. and with a largely positive figure there is - uk's gdp. and with a largely positive figure there is stuff| uk's gdp. and with a largely i positive figure there is stuff to look into. we can go to nina in nottinghamshire. 0urjob this nottinghamshire. our job this morning nottinghamshire. 0urjob this morning is to make sense of the figures in relation to people's realise. —— real lives. yes, it will reflect businesses like this, they make parts for rolls—royce and others. this is the scanner where they look to check everything is in working orde

after that, they will reeve revisit this. they could possibly continue or they can do what other locations are doing in getting rid of the masks. as far as in the burlingame school district. guys, they are allowed to take their mask off when they're outside. so i can't wait to get reaction. this has been a very hot topic. there. some parents are saying enough is enough and there are other parents. have 7 is being one of them. there are other parents who say i read the rather have my kids wear. the mask is better to be safe. then sorry, back to you. >> thank you very much. well, >> on the peninsula, the burlingame school district has dialed back their mask requirements for students when they're outdoors. the district says outdoor masking is now optional for students and adults on campus. but masks are still required indoors in burley. the district says it's going to be keeping a close eye on the covid cases and then revisit this later and change it if need be. >> when we think that's a good plan, the rates are dropping lower.

points, including that dunc they fought with 12 points down in the 4th quarter, and it was often reeves who put them out of sight to snap utah's 6th game, winning street and across town in los angeles eli rams football team has been parading the super bowl trophy thousands lined the streets to cheer them on after their victory over the cincinnati bengals to the 3rd team in the city to win championships in the last 2 years. but the lakers and dodgers didn't get parades because of the pandemic. even the hollywood sign was decorated to say rams house. hold, that's all yes work. now hinge back over to emily. thank you very much. leanne. all right, that's so for me, emily angland for this news as well. but nick clack will be here just a moment with morning stay with us. ah mm. for did remy? this is lena families. the pain is unbearable for their relatives were killed last week. doing a military operation ordered by the venezuelan government, security forces accused him of being part of a colombian rebel group and said date died in combat. when neighbors and family members insist they were in

cnn's elie reeve has his story. >> january 6th, 2021, was the greatest day of my life. >> why?triot that was standing beside our founding fathers, speaking up against king george. i felt like braveheart. >> we first met keith scott at a small rally on the anniversary of january 6th. he told us he'd spent months after the 2020 election living in his car and going to every stop the steal rally. now he's carrying a huge flag, calling the movement a cult. but leaving a cult, whether real or metaphorical, is messy. >> if something was posted saying that there was a rally, like, i was not in control. i was going. no matter what. >> stop the steal, stop the steal. >> how did i get caught up in this? i'd never been to a trump rally. i wasn't one of those people. >> the whole crew for this crew was also at jan 6th so we had the same question. how did so many people get to a place where they were willing to commit crimes to stop a democratic election? all while calling themselves patriots. >> no, no. >> they pushed me out and they maced me. >> we spent four hours listening to every detai

they fought from 12 points down in the 4th quarter, and it was austin reeves who put them out of sight to snap utah's 6th game winning streak in across town. in los angeles, thousands lined the streets to welcome home. the eli rams football team. now super bowl champions. they beat the cincinnati bengals on sunday to bring it home there the 3rd team in the city to win championships in the last 2 years. but the lakers and dodgers did not get parades because of course, of the pandemic. even the hollywood sign though, was decorated same rams house. it's kit. well that's all you swear for. now, here you back over to emily. thank you very much. layer. be deign spot. all right, that's all for this news out of the jenko anyway, i'll have more of the day's news in just a moment. stay with us. ah, this feels like representation of who i am and what i want people to remember me by boxing, is my get out to is, is not a human. just mark against the people around like you got to when i'm telling the story about my life is going to take 50 future to do a don't so bad with you. deep award winning doc

i didn't have that many questions that comments so with that i yelled that reeves thank you mr. gimenez and we will now go to ms. napolitano. >> thank you madam chair. i have a couple of comments to make. i was listening very intently and i have several concerns. one is we now have three and 65 days a year in california and i understand 40% of the fema and employment declined in california which leads me to believe you have a problem with personnel. low morale and burnout so what are you doing and where are you looking and is the training sufficient cliques the training is different in the 80s than it is for hurricanes. california has fires and earthquakes because of climate change so what are you doing to promote better employees with training and employment for people who want to work for fema, mr. currie? >> yes maam, thank you. the gao we have looked at a number things in the workforce and with wildfires and let me take that one by one. on the training issue i think they have faced challenges trying to get their folks qualified and trained at the level they need to be effect

. >> we met this couple, andy and lena reeve they moved from san jose, california, they both work as scale, tesla and oracle relocating to the austin area and tell similar stories, business friendly policies, much more open during covid and that combination over the last couple of years, we're seeing it now play out in the job numbers. back to you. david: connell, thank you very much. are those red states getting the president a blueprint how to get our entire economy booming again? here to discuss with us again, wheelhouse chief executive officer ann barry, and steve moore, and sara, thank you for coming in. sara, first to you, it's very hard to argue against freedom, which again is what you hear time and again from the folks in florida and texas, and no taxes, zero income taxes in both texas and florida. how can you argue against that? >> as we all know, that right now biden is leading a once in a generation economic recovery, but, yes, blue states did take a bigger hit during the pandemic. simply put, blue states are more vulnerable to covid. jobs like lodging or working in the fo

will reeve has the latest. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin. of the nine nfl head coaching vacancies this off season, six have been filled by white men, and one by mike mcdaniel who is biracial. in a leaguewide mental row this weekend, commissioner roger goodell said the league is committed on updating diversity and inclusion. flores' lawyers say they're not sure they're buying it. this morning, the miami dolphins hiring mike mcdaniel as their new head coach. the 38-year-oldreplacing brian after beind by mia. >> until mike mcdaniel's hiring onunday, mike tomlin was the only coach of color, and will they actually see this as something they need to change? i don't know. >> reporter: mcdaniel who is biracial joins the pittsburgh steelers' mike tomlin as the only two black coaches in the 32-team league. >> touchdown, miami! >> reporter: the new hire by the dolphins comes as lawyers for flores escalate their battle with the nfl and commissioner roger goodell. flores is suing the league for what he calls racist hiring practices, alleging that minorit

will reeve joins us with the story. it's a feel good story, will.it really is. michael, good morning. it's almost inconceivable worst case scenario for a parent, a child almost getting hit by a car walking into school, but thanks to the brave and quick actions of this crossing guard, the worst was averted by mere inches. watch this near-catastrophic moment caught on a school bus surveillance camera. >> whoa! >> reporter: a maryland crossing guard pushing a girl out of the way of a speeding car. >> i would say thank you for saving my life because if you weren't there, i would have been the one going to the hospital. >> reporter: violet watt making it to safety by just inches thanks to the lightning fast reflexes of corporal annette goodyear. >> i'm talking to her telling her, you know, good morning, have a good day, and just see there's a blur out of the corner of my eye and at that point it's just the car was on top of us. >> reporter: goodyear signaled for the car to stop as she summoned watt to cross the street. but right here, the sedan barrels t

we know we know the great florida reeve is in danger and we are doing everything to restore it. this is critical to our recreation, clean water, to protect habitat, and to tourism. a few inclusions that passed bipartisan is a five-year authorization on restoration activity for natural disasters where it has degraded the ecosystem. this is funded at $32 million. it creates a block grant program where states and territories can receive federal management funds where the prior year and getting action plans in place will have increased investment. and we are helping partnerships that are key tore water sphrawrk upgrades and regrowing reeves and and ensures states continue to have a voice in u.s. coral reef management. public feedback is essential. establishing guidelines to implement the national strategy given the state and local authorities. these action plans will focus restoration efforts more effectively and allow for emergency grants and funds for coral disasters. this is critical for hurricane-prone areas like florida and will assist with oil spills and other major pollution

will reeve is here with the story. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're excited for this show.rip back in time. >> you have to see it to believe it. >> reporter: history channel's "i was there" executive produced by george stephanopoulos takes us behind the scenes of some of history's biggest events to deconstruct how they truly unfolded. >> the biggest aircraft ever. >> reporter: the host travels to the scene with cgi technology. archival material and expert testimony helping to bring the stories to life. we're transported to bloody sunday when civil rights activist john lewis led 600 people across the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama, until they were brutally attacked. demonstrating for voting rights. >> john lewis was the toughest person i ever interviewed. he was willing to put his body on the line to fight for this cause he believed in so deeply. >> reporter: state troopers violently attacking the peaceful demonstrators including john lewis. >> dozes of peaceful protesters are beaten and injured for daring to demand their constitutional rights. >> to add insult to in

will reeve has the story. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, linsey.ia fame. the accessibility that makes followers feel like they know or have a right to know the person on their screen. when you take that to its tragic extreme you get a situation like the one facing ava majury. and in the latest twist in this story, ava did know he person she's testifying against now from school. she's the 15-year-old tiktok star with more than 1 million followers. ♪ good morning ♪ >> reporter: ava majury whose family spoke out just days ago about the moment her father shot and killed a stalker outside their florida home. >> someone came to kill me. i was in freer for my family's life and had to do what i had to do to protect my family and i made sure of it. >> reporter: now this morning majury preparing to testify for protection against one of her classmates who the family says also stalked her. >> she's fearful and when she went to school she thought somebody was following her. >> reporter: majury's attorney sitting down for an interview with abc news before she go

will reeve is there at buckingham palace with the latest for us., robin. in the 11 days since the queen marked 70 years on the throne here's what's happened. she's been with prince charles two days before he tested positive for covid. then his wife camilla tested positive for covid, then prince andrew agreed to settle the lawsuit against him in the sex abuse case, and now prince charles' foundation is under investigation. this morning, london police launching an investigation into prince charles' charity after allegations of corruption. metropolitan police confirming the investigation concerns alleged attempts to secure royal honors and citizenship for a saudi national in exchange for a large donation to the prince's foundation. so far, no arrests have been made. charles seen here with his wife camilla visiting the foundation earlier this month is the president of the foundation but does not oversee its date-to-day affairs. the foundation cooperating with police turning over documents to investigators after its own independent investigation last ye

prosecutors arguing the couple ignored warning signs that their son was dangerous, it and will reevey. >> reporter: good morning. while their son faces charges including murder and terrorism and is expected to plead guilty by reason of insanity, jennifer and james crumbley face four charges of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors using records of text mssages and eyewitness testimony to try to prove that their negligence contributed to tragedy. the parents of ethan crumbley appearing in a michigan court tuesday after that oxford high school shooting that killed four students last november. prosecutors say jennifer and james crumbley gave their son a firearm and repeatedly ignored warning signs. investigators showing text messages jennifer crumbley sent the day before the shooting when ethan got in trouble for looking up bullets. on his phone during class. jennifer texting with her >> did you at least allow -- >> and -- >> lol, i'm not mad. you have to learn not to get caught. >> reporter: the morning of the e school for mith bleys went to e 1 llam crumbley madestouater. i at there's

our guy, will reeve, is here with more. good morning, will. >> good morning.p for the record books. after 12 seasons with the detroit lions matthew stafford is in his first big game in his first season with the rams. while joe burrow has led the bengals to the super bowl after a 32-year hiatus for cincinnati. the two qbs' paths are different but started their nfl careers the same way as number one overall draft picks. just two years ago, burrow was in college winning the national championship. now he's making his super bowl debut in just his second season, the quickest ever for a number one pick while it took stafford the longest for a number one pick after spending those 12 long years toiling with the lions, never winning a playoff game. and off the field both have endured adversity. stafford as been a rock for his wife kelly who had surgery for a brain tumor and burrow suffered a catastrophic knee surgery his rookie season but bounced back big time and won comeback player of the year at the nfl honors. all the while they call the man joe brrr and he has won