. >> juju: chief rizzo sends sergeant cindy barrett to investigate.st up, chris' apartment. >> this doesn't look like chris' apartment at all. it's all disheveled. >> something happened. i knew that my heart, i knew that in my gut. >> juju: when chief rizzo digs deeper into chris' life, she discovered another woman he'd been dating, a 33-year-old co-worker by the name of kelly cochran. >> i would go over to chris' and usually cook. then we were intimate. usually i would leave. >> chief rizzo had told me to go and interview kelly cochran to see if she had any information as to the whereabouts of chris reagan. and matt came out. so i said, are you kelly cochran's husband? and he said yes. and shortly thereafter, this woman comes out. so i says, is your husband aware of your relationship with chris reagan? she says, oh, yes, he's fine with it. jason cochran is standing there just stoically not saying a word. >> juju: chief rizzo asks for help from the michigan state police. they sent two detectives who question the cochrans the very next day. >> i'll tel

is that -- is that rizzo >> yeah, it was anthony rizzo.his contract out of the way. and he said, "now we got to -- we got to get you locked in. so - >> jimmy: really >> he -- he was calling me every day. he was sending me texts every day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: every day? >> yeah. it was -- it was -- he was working hard [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he really did a good job working -- but then, i think that sealed the deal is you're -- not only are you guys friends, but your dogs are friends [ cheers ] >> yeah. oh, yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it always comes down - [ cheers and applause it always comes down to your pet, right >> yeah, he went for the -- he went for my heart. so, he went for -- you know, my little penny and his dog, kevin, are the best of friends >> jimmy: they're the best of friends. penny and -- >> got a picture there we go. >> jimmy: there's a picture -- yeah >> this is what i had to deal with [ audience aws ] every day, i was getting photos like this. >> jimmy: now who is who >> i got penny right here, the little blondie >> ji

especially anthony rizzo you see the diving stop in the fifth. and the fourth yankee pitcher to do it. i love it. >> i love it too. favorite story of the day we agree on this one. >>> i love this, simone biles is coming back after withdrawing from the tokyo olympics. she's set to compete in the u.s. classic in august outside of chicago. >> it's been used as a soft launch for comebacks in the past. biles has won 7 olympic medals, including four golds over the course of her career . >> and we want to end the show today saying good-bye to one of our teammates, one of the favorite people in the studio. cameraman mike stein, he can't come on camera because he's running the camera we're using right now. he's been at cnn for more than 20 years. he's retiring today. we wish you lots of love and good fortune and lots of sleep in the near future. also mike is a huge new york rangers fan. can you see the screen? look up -- mike look up, that's your name and jersey. look at that. >> that's in our studio. what you're seeing there is a rangers jersey in our st

lithography was charles rizzo, william brown, who founded their firm in 1832 and is pretty that the khans who brought her who brought far more understood the power of the visual image and they were the ones who were asking the rizo and brown to do a lithograph of her and probably were those who broadly distributed it the medium of the lithograph was really important. it was something that was cheap enough for many middle class americans to own and. i'm sure that what they hoped was that people would buy this lithograph. they would see the goods illustrated in atomized salon and they'd see her so were both promoting the goods and for my and the interesting thing this is that that image the lithographic image which shows the furniture and smaller goods that were being brought in by the khans but it also was an image that was reproduced in many newspapers throughout the country. so wherever we went you would get this image of in the newspapers. so it really was the very first time that people an opportunity to see from boy and we sort of have to remark her again as you mentioned, she is the

you saw josh donaldson there, but especially first baseman anthony rizzo, made that diving stop in the fifth inning to preserve history. german becomes the first dominican born player to retire 27 straight batters in a single game. also became the fourth yankee to do it. david cohen was the last to throw a perfect game, he did it in 1999, just 88 pitches. a year before that boomer, david wells pulled it off. and don larson threw the only world series perfect game in 1956 game five against the brooklyn dodgers. how rare is a perfect game? think about it this way. more than 23,000 games have been played seasons the rlast one in 2012. since then, more than 54,000 home runs have been hit, more than 213,000 runs have been scored. there have been more than 407,000 hits. it's rare. let's put this in the historical conference. according to baseball reference, there have been more than 237,000 games played in the league's 140-plus year history. and again, there have only been 24 of them that have been perfect. that means it only happens once every 9,0876 games. and that poppy harlow is why it i

parents, ally and rizzo key on may 12th and now they're ready for their kron. 4 debut red ruffed lemursre critically endangered with only a small portion found in northern madagascar are. and would you like this rock on your fingers? yeah. this is the world's largest ruby. >> ever to be auctioned 2, it's up for sale. the 55 carat gem stone was found in africa last year. it is described has a one in a lifetime find because ruby's that larger rarely seen so the b's new york expects the ruby to sell more 30 million well, you need a sling, you know. >> hope that you would know anything about that, that wraps up kron. 4 news at 9. ken and pam are here with what's coming up on kron. 4 news at. >> thank you, vicki. thank you. grant leave the ruby alone for now. move on. >> the san francisco have too many cannabis shops. some city leaders say yes, how they're now trying to put a cap on the number of pot store. plus, a surveillance video capturing several man breaking into a fight shop and getting away with 5 for thousands of by the store's managers say they believe the crime was planned during

. >> my name is laura rizzo, and i'm the former police chief of iron river. and also the first police chief to serve actually in the entire upper peninsula. it was a lot of double-takes when i first started with some of the old timers, who were like, "what's going on here?" the people of iron river are really good-hearted people, accepting. but i think when someone new comes to the area, they're a little skeptical at first, and they take their time to make sure that you are worthy of being included into their little circle. >> one of those outsiders who came to live in iron river was 51-year-old chris regan. >> we had to actually go buy him all new clothes, what he called his yooper clothes, because he had city clothes. >> terri o'donnell was an old flame of chris regan's, and the two had recently rekindled their romance. >> he decided that he was gonna move to iron river so that we could be closer together. it was a whirlwind. god, i was so in love with him. christopher and i used to come down out apple blossom trail and walk around the river. we'd sit, list

if i would have left, i would have left prior to the rizzo race. trump is not legally prohibited from running for president, but such a bid would nevertheless provide a massive stress test for the country's political and legal system. harsh criticisms were leveled and argued that the case against him was politically motivated. these are degenerates that are after me, he said. he does not plan on dropping out of the presidential race for the republican nomination. at a campaign even in georgia, he last stopped at the justice department. here is what former president trump had to say. mr. trump: this is a political hit job. republicans are treated much differently than democrats. these are the same people who caused the catastrophe. you know what i am talking about. jack smith. what do you think his name used to be? it sounds so innocent. he is deranged, but he is the one who caused the catastrophe with the irs, one of the worst things to happen in this country in many years, going after evangelicals, christians and great americans of faith. they had

if i would have left, i would have left prior to the rizzo race. trump is not legally prohibited from running for president, but such a bid would nevertheless provide a massive stress test for the country's political and legal system. harsh criticisms were leveled and argued that the case against him was politically motivated. these are degenerates that are after me, he said. he does not plan on dropping out of the presidential race for the republican nomination. at a campaign even in georgia, he last stopped at the justice department. here is what former president trump had to say. mr. trump: this is a political hit job. republicans are treated much differently than democrats. these are the same people who caused the catastrophe. you know what i am talking about. jack smith. what do you think his name used to be? it sounds so innocent. he is deranged, but he is the one who caused the catastrophe with the irs, one of the worst things to happen in this country in many years, going after evangelicals, christians and great americans of faith. they had