., �*, rodgers? that's right, so we saw this week a _ rodgers?at's right, so we saw. this week a high court ruling which said that this flight early next week that is just coming could take off. however, there was permission given to the claimants to appeal. so tomorrow we are going to be seeing whether it is the policy of the government is defeated in a court of appeal. at the same time, which the other story kind of goes into in a bit more detail, there are also individual claims being put in by the claimants, the refugees, who were being put on this flight 31 people tomorrow and all of this altogether means that there is a good chance people in government feel, ministers and officials, feel that there is a good chance that the removal flights will not be able to actually go ahead. they can go ahead, even if there isjust one person out of the 31 on the flight, but it could be that there is... you know, there are all these different kinds of appeals going on, judicial review, these things take weeks and weeks, so it could be that obviously priti

rodgers of washington.he speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from washington, ms, each will control five minutes, the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from washington. mrs. rodgers: i rise to express my strong support for the ferguson amendment which would incorporate the bipartisan house-passed behavioral and authorizes the administration to develop best practices for establishing and appropriately using behavioral intervention teams in schools. they are multi disciplinary teams that support students' mental health and wellness by identify students experiencing stress or anxiety and conducting outreach to help manage risk. these teens are active such as texas tech and university ofcalifornia, los angeles. by acting in a pro-active manner and assist students, behavioral intervention teams create a safe environment and improve mental health outcomes. schools and communities have guidance how to provide resources and interventions for students who facilitate the early invention. this amendment will help chil

rodgers: first of all, i thank god for this day. thank god that his mercy is new each day and he's the giver of life. and i ask for the next 50 years and beyond in our country how are we going to define the greatest human rights issue of our generation. the supreme court decision marks a chance for us to restore hope, restore hope in healing to every family in this country, moms and children at every stage of life. and may it begin with each one of us doing our part to protect and celebrate all life in this greatest experiment ever, greatest experiment in self-governance that the world has ever known. however, speaker pelosi and the democrats are forcing an extreme agenda on america through their abortion on demand until birth act. it would nationalize abortion all across this nation. making america just as radical as china and north korea. it legalizes discriminatory abortion based upon race, sex, or disability. it overrides state laws that protect women from coercion. there's no part of this that celebrates the life, the dignity,

rodgers of kentucky, mr. rodgers will vote no on h.r. 55885. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from michigan seek recognition? ms. stevens: as chairwoman eddie bernice and they mr. williams: vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski from indiana and pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote yes on h.r. 5585. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representatives tlaib, davis, they will vote yes on h.r. h.r. 5585. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia. >> ms. new man, mr. moore and mr. connolly, they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. salazar of florida, she will vote yes. >> for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the m

tom brady and aaron rodgers on the same team? >>> police in los angeles have arrested a woman accused of carjacking an suv with a baby inside. they tracked down the toyota and rescued the unharmed little girl. they stay baby's mother had stopped to check her tire pressure when a woman jumped in and stole the vehicle. >>> new questions about the government's response to the baby formula crisis. with many parents still struggling to feed their children, the white house is struggling to explain a new statement from president biden. here's abc's report he. >> reporter: this morning president biden now acknowledges he did not know about the baby formula crisis until months after a crucial manufaturing plant owned by abbott was shut down. >> i became aware of this problem sometime in, after april -- in early april about, how intense it was. and so we did everything in our power from that point on. >> reporter: the president met yesterday with ceos of several companies. >> we knew from the beginning this would be a very serious event. >

has been such an outpouring of outrage, as sienna _ been such an outpouring of outrage, as sienna rodgersugh there has obviously been some support from some who _ has obviously been some support from some who see this as an issue of people _ some who see this as an issue of people coming over. tory mps are in support— people coming over. tory mps are in surmort of— people coming over. tory mps are in support of this. but there are campaigners, people on the ground, oppositi°“_ campaigners, people on the ground, opposition parties who have real concerns— opposition parties who have real concerns about the human rights aspects — concerns about the human rights aspects of — concerns about the human rights aspects of this and there were always— aspects of this and there were always going to be legal challenges, ithink— always going to be legal challenges, i think that would have been packed in with— i think that would have been packed in with the _ i think that would have been packed in with the government when they carried _ in with the government when they carried this — in with the governm

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tyler rodger was on the mound and at the plate he met jack zelensky.rd roam run of the game and he walked it off for the pilots. he has a three-homer game that included a walk off blast. pittsburgh 4, san francisco 3. giants didn't win the series when they worked on monday. jericho nink hopefully got bobby winters sky, shallow, he rierd the science. daup, dawn, pamela. the run for the season. open the story, will it seemed strong. we have carlos santana that ended me the maine can nuks. 5 2/3 nicks. no tryingouts, no and drove this one for a three-run homer. as won it for a three-run homer. as host the mariners on tuesday. >>> pivot over to golf. shout out jennifer kupchow. the big boys, outside boston. the u.s. open, national championship on the line. anybody doing this today? yeah. it's always the club's fault, right? to the action. here's from 50 feet. how about a fresca. took them to 5 under for a share of the lead. san francisco, will zalatoro ch. had the look at 225 out. what a stroke saver. within 20 feet of the penn made the putt and took the l

and in the end, it was brady's teammate, aaron rodgers who comes up clutch. they were hall square.hey all knew it. >>> and in soccer, the ukrainian national team is one win away from the world cup. they have to defeat wales to do that. >> thank you so much, charlie. >>> up next, a piece of u.s. history is getting a permanent california home. the new museum being built around the space shuttle endeavor. >>> ernie johnson writes a this is the story of an airline. but wait! it's about more than just planes. it's a sci-fi story about a piece of trash that becomes sustainable aviation fuel. it's a rescue story... about saving thousands of connecting flights. it's a romance, an adventure, a musical- but most of all, it's a people story. starring more than 80,000 hero characters on a mission to do good in the air and beyond. because this... this is the story of an airline when good leads the way. >>> the retired space shuttle endeavor will soon land in a permanent home on earth. the california science center in los angeles broke ground today on a 200,000 square foot science and education

and in the end, it was brady's teammate, aaron rodgers who comes up clutch. they were hall square.hey all knew it. >>> and in soccer, the ukrainian national team is one win away from the world cup. they have to defeat wales to do that. >> thank you so much, charlie. >>> up next, a piece of u.s. history is getting a permanent california home. the new museum being built around the space shuttle endeavor. >>> ernie johnson writes a >>> the retired space shuttle endeavor will soon land in a permanent home on earth. the california science center in los angeles broke ground today on a 200,000 square foot science and education center. once the museum is built in three year, endeavor will be on vertical display as if it's ready to launch. >> it's a completely authentic spacecraft and has not just the space shuttle part, but the part that lift it is from the earth into space. that's the boosters and the external tank. >> endeavor flew 25 successful missioning before its final flight in 2012 atop a boeing 747, followed by the world's slowest parade. it will include about 150 other interactiv

i saw nile rodgers _ yourself. it was... i saw nile rodgers as— yourself. it was...felt the same. i had my mother with me who came to see the show and it was more special to have my mum and be part of the occasion. for mother to see her son on stage outside buckingham palace, it is incredible. ., ., , ., outside buckingham palace, it is incredible. ., ., ., , ., incredible. how do you rehearse for somethin: incredible. how do you rehearse for something like _ incredible. how do you rehearse for something like this? _ incredible. how do you rehearse for something like this? do _ incredible. how do you rehearse for something like this? do you - incredible. how do you rehearse for something like this? do you know l something like this? do you know about it months in advance? how does it work? i about it months in advance? how does it work? ., about it months in advance? how does it work? . , _, about it months in advance? how does it work? . , ., it work? i had 'ust come off tour in aril. we it work? i had just come off tour in april- we were _ it work? i had just come

tom brady aaron rodgers, arguably two of the best football players ever come out of northern californiahey're teaming up competing in another sport, and dave let the trash talking begins its gonna begin right now , though, let's check in with andres senior see what's coming up in the eight o'clock our mornings onto good morning, andre. morning to you, david garcia series of storms flooded neighborhoods near downtown san jose five years ago. street submerged homes and apartments swamped with a muddy mess. what just happened for hundreds of homeowners who filed a lawsuit with one of the bay area's largest water agencies. won't you join us on the nine the number of teens and young adults who overdosed from drugs has skyrocketed since the pandemic began, and leading those numbers are drugs laced with fentanyl. we're talking live with a doctor about the reason behind the uptick and the resources that are available. stick this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundr

. >> jennifer rodgers, before we go, there are legal timelines and political timelines here.itical process. it's a committee. but there are other investigations under way in georgia, elsewhere. everybody talks about, you've got to do it before the midterms. are there any legal processes under way that we're going to see results from in the near term? >> maybe georgia. i don't think we'll see anything from doj. that's bigger, much more complicated. once you get close to the midterms, of course you won't see any because of doj's policy not to interfere with elections. i do think if they're going to move, if they're going to diet people for january 6th and all that led up to it, it has to be by early 2023 because what you don't want to have happen is bring a bunch of indictments and then the presidency changes and they just, you know, dismiss those cases. so, they need to bring it by 2023 to have a chance to finish. >> trump could announce by then, you know, his intentions to run even before then. jennifer rodgers, doug heye, good to have you. >>> still this hour, ukrainian civi

rodgers, i assure you, this is a very competitive interest rate... oh.gns-- yes. no, no, no, no. this is my loan, not his, to pay for repairs to my acting studio, not his. if you would just let me cosign the loan, or i could just give you the money. richard, i'm a businesswoman now. i do not want your money. i do not want your signature. thank you very much. it's the principle. no, ms. rodgers, it's the interest. and i've just lost mine. excuse me. i have $1 million... (man) mm-hmm. into this now, so... (beeps, phone rings) (cell phone rings) (beeps) what do you want, castle? tell me you need me. excuse me? i'm stuck at a bank, helping my mother get a loan from my banker.

with me are sienna rodgers, senior writer at the house magazine, and rachel watson, scottish political editor at the scottish sun. thank you forjoining us. quick look through the front pages. the metro's front page focuses on the former british soldierjordan gatley, who's reported to have been killed while fighting in the war in ukraine. the daily mail leads on the government's rwanda asylum—seeker policy. the paper calls the potential ban on putting people on the first flight to rwanda a "farce". the i newspaper also follows the story, saying the delay could be caused if the policy is blocked by the court of appeal on monday. the ft reports on the northern ireland trade deal, as conservative backbenchers apply pressure on the prime minister to rip it up. the guardian features a stark warning from the confederation of british industry that overriding the northern irish deal will damage uk investment. the times leads on what it calls a crackdown on universities, who could be forced to reveal investment from "foreign actors" in a bid "to stop uk values from being compromised". according

a border area of alpha rodger, south african authorities are investigating the deaths of at least $21.00 young people found inside a popular bar in the coastal town of east london. police are collecting samples to see if the victims were exposed to some kind of poison. got stuck with headlines one use coming up after $11.00 east, on counting the cost. central banks take decisive action and bring in aggressive rate hikes to try and bring sore, and consumer prices under control. but what more can be done last, we take a look at what's in store for the aviation industry following the global pandemic. counting the cost on al jazeera hawaii, the birthplace of surfing, and the home of aloha. these pacific islands are his life to paralyzed with some but nice. you pay wines have a different story to tell a boy is being sold to the call boy was not given to take. take it it's a struggle for land, language and culture. forcibly taken from them, bugs united states of america. this is a 5th pre meditated system, a ties a not consider a south american. we are not going to be quiet on one or one east.

rodgers and brady come out on top over allen and patrick mahomes. >>> finally in soccer, ukrainian national team one win away from a world cup berth. that would immediately be a huge story line of the world cup in order to get there they have to defeat wales. that's sports. have a great day. >>> it is now 4:56. we're just hours away from the start of the nba finals at chase center. >> the huge excitement for fans right now as the dubs get ready for game one against the celtics. >>> for pride month, we're bringing you stories that represent what it's all about. coming up, the work that went into saving the last surviving piece of the ♪ girl you know it's been way too long ♪ ♪ i got to get back in my zone ♪ ♪ ooh wee ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ alright ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ 3... 2... 1... ♪ ♪ you know i'm feeling too good to be cooped up ♪ [ music stops ] ♪ hey ladies, don't we look good? ♪ ♪ we came to have a good time baby ♪ ♪ said i'm feeling too good to be cooped up ♪ ♪ me and all of my girls gonna tear it up ♪ . >>> we're just hours away from the start of the nba finals. preparation for th

with me are sienna rodgers, senior writer at the house magazine, and rachel watson, scottish political asylum policy calling it the "new rwanda flight farce" as all migrants due on the first plane tomorrow enter appeals.

slater air mills the throw throne ends up on second with the second error of the inning then brendan rodgersackmon 2-1 giants at with the ground assault continues for colorado ryan mcmahon rolls, one off the glove of estrada third error of the inning chrome scores giants with four errors on the day. then jonathan does a caps off a run an rbi single that drops in giants fall 4-2 and they dropped two of three to the rocks a's trying to snap an eight-game losing losing streak in cleveland little brisk. in ohio second inning christian bettencourt deep to ride and it is gone. to nothing is cleveland would tie it then in the sixth seth brownwood untie it a two-out double that's off the wall in center two runs scores. so it's 4-2a's guardians tied up yet again, then they lead for good in the eighth andres jimenez with a single off lou trevino gave up five straight hits eight four cleveland a's of lost nine in a row game two women's college world series between oklahoma and texas sooners. take game one. they take the lead in the fifth kinsey hansen a three-run bomb sooners national champs yet again,

whatever nile rodgers ends up playing, it will be on this stage, built over the last four weeks outsideingham palace. and this is where queen and adam lambert will open the show later tonight. brian may won't be on the roof of buckingham palace this time, but i'm told he does have a surprise up his sleeve. and following them onto the stage, we have diana ross, sir rod stewart, paul mccartney, george ezra, duran duran, and many more. one, two, three. # good luck. # going round the world. # chasing other girls. # thinking you'll find better, baby #. among them is the pop singer mabel, who says she's not feeling nerves ahead of the show. well, it's not really about me. do you know what i mean, it's about celebrating our queen and her reign and all the fantastic things that she's done. after the pageantry of trooping the colour and the gravity of friday's thanksgiving service, thejubilee concert promises to be a concentrated blast of energy. mark savage, bbc news. russian forces have blown up bridges on a river near severodonetsk to stop the ukrainians bringing in reinforcements, according

slater air mills the throw throne ends up on second with the second error of the inning then brendan rodgersblackmon 2-1 giants at with the ground assault continues for colorado ryan mcmahon rolls, one off the glove of estrada third error of the inning chrome scores giants with four errors on the day. then jonathan does a caps off a run inning with an rbi single that drops in giants fall 4-2 and they dropped two of three to the rocks a's trying to snap an eight-game losing losing streak in cleveland little brisk. in ohio second inning christian bettencourt deep to ride and it is gone. to nothing is cleveland would tie it then in the sixth seth brownwood untie it a two-out double that's off the wall in center two runs scores. so it's 4-2a's guardians tied up yet again, then they lead for good in the eighth andres jimenez with a single off lou trevino gave up five straight hits eight four cleveland a's of lost nine in a row game two women's college world series between oklahoma and texas sooners. take game one. they take the lead in the fifth kinsey hansen a three-run bomb sooners national cha

with me are sienna rodgers, senior writer at the house magazine, and rachel watson, scottish politicalthe former british soldierjordan gatley, who's reported to have been killed while fighting in the war in ukraine. the daily mail leads on the government's rwanda asylum—seeker policy. the paper calls the potential ban on putting people on the first flight to rwanda a "farce". the i newspaper also follows the story, saying the delay could be caused if the policy is blocked by the court of appeal on monday. the ft reports on the northern ireland trade deal, as conservative backbenchers apply pressure on the prime minister to rip it up. the guardian features a stark warning from the confederation

our guests joining me tonight are sienna rodgers, senior writer, at the house magazine; and rachel watsontor for the scottish sun. with fuel prices soaring, there's to be an urgent review into whether a five pence fuel duty cut is being passed on, in full, to drivers. the government has asked the competition and markets authority to examine the fuel market for local variations in petrol and diesel prices. the cost of filling an average family car, hit a record £100 last week. it comes as the confederation of british industry, warned that waning consumer spending, will mean households going into recession later this year. our political correspondent, helen catt reports. the cost of filling up has been going up, and up. this week, the cost of a full tank for an average family car hit £100. it's actually a killer. i don't know how i'm going to carry on affording travelling. it's horrendous. i don't know how people are going to survive. i rely on my car all the time, and it's a huge cost to everybody. today, i can announce... in march, the chancellor announced he was cutting the tax the gover

palace right here behind me the stage is set for an amazing concert with artists like queen, nile rodgersng for her majesty dom, there is an electric atmosphere because everyone is waiting for them to come out of the palace just behind me. >> so, tania, some of the initial reports that we heard and have spoken about the idea with hundreds of horses and soldiers and performers. all of that. there is no party like a british party. that is happening in front of you. how important is this celebration marking that kind of a reign? 70 years seven decades. thousand how important is it for the british public and morale like we have dealt with over the last couple years with the covid pandemic >> reporter: dominic, it is so important. of course, this is the first time post-pandemic that all of the crowds are allowed to gather in person. it is so important for the british public to actually support the monarchy which has been controversy over the last years with prince andrew and, of course, with meghan and harry, as well. her majesty is unifying her family getting them all together to celebrate th

those are doing the worst as consumers reassess spending even a stalwart like chipotle down 6% kate rodgerser. kate >> with inflation and focus gas prices above $5 a gallon, analysts are warning about restaurant slowdowns and others are standing up to these challenges during the last recession the average limited restaurants declined more than 2% compared to more than a 7% decline for full-service restaurants on bank of america two names that were held holding up better were darden, parent company of olive garden. goldman sachs, cowan and bank of america picked higher income consumers and more insulation from chipotle that may be able to flex that pricing power and hang on to diners in this environment, but while many of those names have not yet seen the pullback, invests on are definitely watching. take a look at howard schultz just last week >> when i look at gas prices at 6 and getting to $7 we are on a collision course with time in terms of how long the american consumer and family can continue to spend at the level they are and so it's hard to be optimistic unlesthere is a to get infla

. >> reporter: sarah rodgers fessed up to keeping the water flowing freely. >> i love my green grass, love my lawn. the majority of my neighbors, they don't have that. they don't water. i hope no one rats me out. >> that's exactly what could happen. this is the hotline set up by the legislator valley water district to take reports of water wasting. the agency says it took in five complaints by noontime, complaints have come in with photo documentation or a simple email. here is one sent by a jogger who saw water on the sidewalk and peaked over the fence to find a broken sprinkler. it's all set up to be reporting neighbor. >> valley water is not conducting patrolling at this point. we are relying on our community to be vigilant, to step in and help us identify that water waste and be able to educate people and be able to address that waste. >> reporter: first and second complaints will get a letter and door hanger notice. by the third, a $100 fine kicks in and it goes up from there. >> we can also provide fines up to $10,000 for extraordinary amounts of waste. >> reporter: neighbors do

and he said let me call kcathy mcmorris rodgers katherine graham.tional when i talk about this to this day. bradlee called me back. and he says katherine graham says they're not your notes, they're her notes. and if anybody is going to go to jail, she is going to go to jail. and it shows you the courage of this great publisher, that she would do that. and to me, in many ways, it's the most emotional moment of all of the coverage. and indeed, she was the possessor of the notes. >> if we hadn't been right, we'd have been dead because all the newspaper has is its credibility. and our credibility was being attacked every day. >> it took courage. it took persistence. it took honor. it took ethics to uncover the things that they uncovered for the good of the country. and i wish we had more people like them at the moment. >> there was also at that time much more trust in the media. that the people who are presenting the news were believed and considered to be trustworthy sources who were presenting the facts objectively. >> you're saying it's a falsehood,

you've got tom brady and aaron rodgers taking on two of the game's brightest young stars in patrick mahomes. we want to win. >> we want to win. especially those two guys. >> i'm not going to let my partner down. he knows i'm a gamer. >> it will be really fun, it will be really challenging. >> and this will be challenging because for the first time ever in the match, no pro golfers are involved and fans will be in attendance. >> i said are there caddies out there, anyone that can help us. and he said nope, you guys are totally on your own. so we'll be reading each other's putts. i don't know if that is a good thing. >> we have to hold this thing together, it will be interesting for sure. >> and what will make it even more interesting is the heightened level of trash talk that will take place out here on the course. >> we'll be in their heads and we'll force them to hit a couple shanks and miss a couple putts. >> josh really hasn't backed much up on the football field in his career, let's be honest. especially playing against me. >> as the day goes on longer and longer, you will see who the r

jennifer rodgers is also here.use we're reading through the opinion, but it is really critical, is there a carveout. i mean, heller in 2008 told us that the second amendment is not unlimited. and there are constraints. and the big part of the oral argument was, you know, sensitive places like the subway. and that is going to be a big part of that decision. >> yeah, and poppy, these issues, law enforcement issues, public safety issue, have usually been left to the states and local governments because they are the ones who know what the dangers are and what the citizens need to be protected. and so we definitely need to wait for that. justice thomas language says that the language is consistent with the firearms regulation. and so the question becomes as you look back at that,s that been traditional that states and localities can regulate in areas like that whether particular public safety dangers that a rise in the subway, in stadiums at public events. and so that is what the government in new york state and these o

the sixth edition of the match taking place this las vegas yesterday and tom brady and aaron rodgers> a little chunky. i call that a little josh alleny. >> yeah, there was some good shots and a lot of really bad ones. charles barkley joked safest place for the fans would be standing in the middle of the fairway. mahomes and allen actually had a lead with three holes to go but brady making a 15-footer to win it on the last hole. a fun event and brought in more than 10 million meals for the feeding america charity. >>> and finally ukrainian soccer players draping themselves in their flag as they took the pitch for their world cup qualifying playoff game in scotland, the entire crowd singing along as their national anthem was played. they put on a show, brilliant goal gave them an early lead. and then they got a header in the second half that turned out to be the winning goal. ukraine ends up winning 3-1. and they will make the world cup if they can beat wales on sunday. guys, if they do that, they will end up being team usa's first opponents inn the world cup in november. >> russia was

start by thanking congressman pallone and ranking member rogers for their -- ranking member mcmorris rodgers for their work in tashingling the growing mental health crisis in our country. during the covid-19 pandemic, we have seen a dramatic rise in global mental health, illness associated with anxiety, depression, and collective grief. in my state, almost 45% of north carolinians reported symptoms of anxiety or depression in february, 2021. with more than 22% unable to get necessary care, largely because of prohibitive costs. almost 130,000 children ages 12 through 17 in north carolina suffer from adolescent depression. multiply that nationwide. more than half of the children in north carolina did not receive any care in the past year. once they reach high school these children are twice as likely to drop out of school as their peers. these statistics tell just part of the story of families disrupted, education delayed, and the barriers facing americans striving to achieve their full potential and well being. congress has a duty to address this crisis with the same urgency with which we pas

and i just can't help but say, if this was tom brady, or aaron rodgers, or stuff carry, or somebody overher to fall to the background. is there something more that we can all be doing, something athletes, but even just regular folks like you and me, can we be doucette doing something warm? >> well i think one of the biggest things is that if this were steph curry, or john, brady or aaron rodgers, they wouldn't be. there it will be happening in the first place, because i think one of things that we need to pay more attention to is the economic underpinnings of this. this is not, you can look at it as a political case, you can look at it as an example of the relationship between the united states and russia. but with this really is an economic case, because female athletes have to travel the world and be very vulnerable, and go to places that may be dangerous for them, in order to earn. because they do not earn the salaries that the male athletes earn here. when you are looking at someone, for example, like i irving on the brooklyn nets, he's trying this i next week whether not he's gonna

here in las vegas is all about the quarterbacks, you have the grizzly veterans tom brady and aaron rodgers the match no pro golfers are involved. these guys aren't going to have caddies out here, they will have all on their own which should make it a lot of fun. >> i said are there caddies out there? is there anyone that can help us? he was like, no, you guys are totally on your own. we will be reading each other's putts, i don't know if that's a good thing. >> i'm not carrying us, we have to hold this thing together, man. this is going to be interesting for sure. >> making it even more interesting is going to be all the trash talk you hear between these guys on the course. for the first time ever fans will be in attendance adding even more pressure. brady told me he's going to be the most nervous on that first tee. if he can get through that without hitting anyone he will be good to go. be sure to tune in early. the match gets started 6:30 eastern on tnt. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, it is wednesday, june 1st, i'm john berman with brianna keila

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it's all on the ballot in november >> on the other side, republican cathy mcmorris rodgers focused onortraying democrats as out of touch >> speaker pelosi and the democrats are forcing an extreme agenda on america. through their abortion on demand until birth act. it would nationalize abortion all across this nation, making america just as radical as china and north korea. >> shep, just on the pure politics of this issue, democrats are counting on a boost in energy from their voters going into november, but they already faced a tough electoral landscape and an array of issues that weren't going their way, including higher inflation, rising crime, and president biden's declining poll numbers. it's really anybody's guess whether the new energy on the left if it even materialized, would be enough to offset the trends that are benefitting republicans. back over to you >> thanks very much. >> amy stoddard now, do you participate or anticipate, i should say, this ruling will have an impact on the outcome of the midterms >> i do, if even on the margins this does make a difference. eamon poin

my bipartisan bill with ranking member mcmorris rodgers, congresswoman axne and congresswoman kim doesn't need a fancy name, it just needs to become law. that's because it will extend and strengthen key youth and young adult suicide prevention efforts. many of us have talked about the youth mental health crisis extensionively -- extensively and the past two years have only increased the need for solutions that protect our children. that starts by authorizing the garrett lee smith memphis act and -- memorial act and the key programs it supports. to provide mental health resources, bolster suicide prevention efforts, and end the stigma associated with getting help. make no mistake, these programs have a long track record of success. study after study has proven that these initiatives have significantly reduced youth suicide rates for young people and saved tens of thousands of lives. we must ensure that these programs continue and i urge my colleagues to support this legislative package so we can do just that. madam speaker, i rise today to honor the hardworking men and women of the interna

future hall of famer tom brady and aaron rodgers will team up to face off against young stars patrick and josh allen. they'll play 12 holes at the steve wynn golf club in las vegas and expect plenty of trash talk. it has already begun, rogers told reporters. this event is billed as experience versus youth, but he doesn't understand why they paired up the two best golfers against the two worst, allen said. once tom brady runs out of all the jokes, his writing staff came up for him. he'll have trouble thinking on his feet. ouch! we're now a week away week and a half away from the toyota save mart 3 58 cinema raceway, and it's the final askar race of the season for fox sports. joining us now is nascar driver austin cindric. good morning, austin. i should say rookie sensation austin cindric who just basically blew everyone away. by winning the daytona 500 . is that ever going to get old asking to talk about this? absolutely not. keep going, right? i mean, look, man, this is one of the best rookie seasons for a driver. you're on the number two ford mustang for team penske and you're coming

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