roger harrington's car was parked facing the wrong way. they have roger's coffee mug.commit a murder? they have roger's cigarettes. again, why? roger harrington's family insisted from the beginning that their son was harmless. >> he was no troublemaker. he was a good kid, you know. he wouldn't even strike at anybody. >> when the newspaper and all the reports come out saying that this dahm character was telling him to kill people, i was thinking, man, you've really got this wrong. dahm. dahm was a rubber mask that he had. and he had told my oldest son, it's just a mask. it's there to scare people. >> i don't think he would have hurt anybody, and i don't think he was crazy. >> but then again, can we trust the word of the family? even though there are still a few pieces of the puzzle that didn't quite fit, the case was closed, and mark winger was going on with his life. >> someone's here, bailey. someone's here. >> hey! good afternoon. >> when you live with someone, and you're taking care of a child together -- >> knock them down. >> she only does that with me. >> it's ve

>> roger, we agree with that. and columbia, houston, just for information you dropped them right on target, the folks are getting ready to fish them, and bring them back. >> okay, the arrival was pretty neat. >> the solid rocket boosters which separated from the columbia's planned, two minutes and 11 seconds into the flight, landed in the atlantic motion, under 50 miles downrange from the launch site. after being towed back to kennedy space center, both boosters will be refurbished and used again in a future shuttle flightrsñ. the third and fourth burns are also successful. raising columbia's orbit to an altitude of approximately 172 miles. for the first television transmission from inside the spacecraft, the crew will give a status report on the mission. >> the flight so far has gone as smooth as it could possibly go. we have every test that we are supposed to do. where upon the line. in the vehicle has been performing beautifully, much better than anyone expected. on the first flight. the systems are out of shap

rogers. yeah i hear there are enough of you know the police chief faculty got to get those dogs back. out of you know. roger of funds a recurring message amongst those assembled here destroy use strict jungle was said a disturbing international precedent and it's imperative that the legislation be changed. because we want you to come back to australia to work for the whole while i'm sure my life going now to our turn of the exhibit i did that brian also on your person that. called going into a show doing a great job and i thought my social lives are going to be that the star of the house of god when i seriously i get everything. the volunteers told roger hell the n.r.a. sways public opinion. play howard on the foam or ability of women women women you know women protecting themselves c.d.a. bill is it shouldn't she be allowed to protect her shyness so why are you trying to take just away from programs like you somehow put it into the context i can ruin your view by taking away her choice detec

rogers. you have. here is there enough of you know the police chief faculty got to get those jobs back. out of your. rojo funds a recurring message amongst those assembled here astray has strict gun laws said a disturbing international precedent and it's imperative that the legislation be changed. or are we going to get it got back to australia to work in one shot of my life and i don't know now to turn the well you know i did that by and also i never said that. i will donate i'm doing a great job but i thought my social lives are going to be that the star of the talents i don't want i seriously i get everything. the volunteers told roger hell the n.r.a. sways public opinion. play how'd on the foam or ability of women women women you know women protecting themselves c.d.a. bill is it shouldn't she be allowed to protect her child just so why are you trying to take just away from her just like you somehow put it into the context i can ruin your view of how you take away her choice detectorists you know w

over 3 years roger filmed with concealed cameras. can you go the hundreds of hours of hidden camera recordings. and yeah you. can out of those very very live where i work. at the hotel in washington d.c. the one nation delegation relaxes with broacha as it prepares for potentially game changing meetings with the gun lobby. and the happy that the media is well out of sight. only thought i doubt the truth about senator bayh and i got that i'm going to do it and see that's why you went up so it was like you know it stuck. james ashby is a key political strategist and chief of staff for the right wing party. he wants the n.r.a. to provide one nation with its electoral clout and know how to. use or rather. that's one stock to up to to behave themselves. it's really developed this week for folks who. are going to circle. his colleague steve dixon dreams about what he do with lots of money living like a drug lord with an arsenal of guns. i'm going to have a rather fewer emissions and you are not the ones tony progress on the ship that we we

and then roger williams that i mentioned was very concerned as are many others at the time that other tribes could potentially be brought in. and there was real concern at that time to lead the military efforts from the colony and there were concerns that quite literally the colony was very vulnerable. so that reference is that circumstance of vulnerability. and then coming into a close. and also feel that the jury trial helped in a different way. and with this jury trial has the building block to the democracy. and when i described the governor ordering the jury trial in 1623 just to provide some context, half of the colonists coming from england died the first winter. and in 1623 it was a survival situation so i do think about that for a jury trial that didn't take a lot of research to uncover the environment that they had left in england. time when people were tortured, physically branded for their religious beliefs and this is what really spoke to them about a jury trial being the last point. we think about things that are important as americans like free speech there really was n

roger: i agree. they are tough decisions. issue ultimately is when the law is the right law at this time in this place in america. whether or not the risks to the franchise for hundreds of thousands or more georgians is worth the effort. so i think these are clearly tough decisions. no one wants to be confronted this way. as far as i can tell it is all the result of a law many of us have looked at and have serious concerns and reservations about. judy: what do you want to have happen? are you talking to corporate leaders in other states that are looking at laws similarly, imposing new restrictions around voting? roger: i am not personally doing that but i think what has happened, and this show is an example of that, the national debate and discussion about access to the ballot and what makes for a safe and secure election has risen to the top. importantly, we see it often occurs at moments of stress and uncertainty in america that corporate leaders are now stepping forward and expressing a point of view based on their analysi

and now roger stone involved. to brake ventures, one week before "the new york times" broke news of the probe. this is the same that stone was using to hide income. now, roger stone was already convicted in the federal mueller probe. he even had his home raided infamously. that led to his former client, donald trump, pardoning him and accepting that pardon is really an admission of group. now the doj is turning for what he calls this counselor of advice to, of all people, roger stone who was busted in a doj probe. you can't make this up. gaetz and stone are both known as colorful florida characters. they certainly swam together in the trump years. >> joining me now is one of the most impressive young, hard charging conservatives in the u.s. congress, matt gaetz. >> it's good to be on with you, roger. >> do you think trump should pardon roger stone? >> i do. and i think that it requires -- >> congressman, come on. >> matt gaetz shows tremendous promise. >> gaetz under investigation in this doj sex crimes probe. he

on all circuits. >> roger. >> contact, houston. >> houston contact. >> roger. a quick voice check. >> houston. >> the countdown has begun. ignition. ♪♪ ♪♪ after two minutes of flight, the solid rocket boosters burn out and fall away. they are recovered in the atlantic 175 miles down range from pad 39. to be towed ashore and used again for another shuttle flight. the main engines continue to burn. and the external tank now empty is jettisoned to fall into a remote ocean area. space shuttle is in earth's orbit, 150 miles above our planet. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> the astronauts moving with the rotation of the earth fly into night and into day many times in each orbit. in a 54-hour planet they'll see 36 sunrises and 36 magnificent sunsets as they orbit above the planet earth. looking down on clouds and life below. ♪♪>> good morning. this is -- reentry is one of the most critical moments in the order peter passage and the orbit of 19,000 miles per hour. the shuttle falls into the atmosphere generates temperatures of up to 2800

. >> roger, we copy. >> ok. copy.r: historian james a michener in an address to congress said, there are moments in history when challenges occur that such compelling nature, that to miss him is to miss the whole meaning of an epic. space is such a challenge. james: i am james michener. for most of my working years on this planet, i have been chronicling the rise and fall, and if there is one thing i am convinced that, is that enemies do not destroy nations. time and the loss of will brings them down. to see that it does not happen to this nation of ours, the united states cannot retreat from the challenge of our age. narrator: each era of human history progresses to a point at which it is eligible to wrestle with the great problems. the ancient greeks, it was the organization of society. for the medievalists, the spelling of their relationship to god. for the men of the 15th and 16th centuries, the mastery of the ocean, and for us, it is the determination of how mankind can live in harmony on the finite globe we call

roger borges nos cuenta cÓmo fue este impactante rescate.o gracias a esta foto y al poder de las redes sociales. estaba caminando en el bosque nacional de los Ángeles, cuando se perdiÓ en 1 a donde habitan pozos y leones de montaÑa. enviÓ esta foto a un amigo, al cual escribiÓ auxilio con mi telÉfono se estÁ muriendo, estoy perdido, y creo que estoy a tres millas de distancia en el caÑÓn. >> la policÍa publicÓ las fotos en las redes, por suerte otro excursionista reconociÓ la ubicaciÓn rocosa. >> [habla en inglÉs] roger: con la ayuda de esta pista, un helicÓptero dio con su paradero, y fue rumbo a Él para rescatarlo. quedo agradecido con todos los que hicieron eso posible. escuchen esto: las autoridades encontraron a menos de una milla de las coordenadas que les dio el otro excursionista, y todo basado a esa foto que pude enviar justo antes de que su telÉfono se quedarÁ sin baterÍa. sin duda vemos el lado positivo de las redes sociales. aileen: gracias, roger, precisamente, nos conectamos con el protagonista de esta historia, renÉ cuplian. n

roger daltrey is here!nd applause >> jimmy: and we've got great music from moneybagg yo. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i'll tell what you i've been listening to i've been listening to justin bieber's new album "justice." [ cheers and applause that's my jam. i'm loving this. it's fantastic it's called "justice." and i wanted to do something fun with it, so the roots and i decided to invite justin into our "tonight show" virtual music room we grabbed some classroom instruments and did our own version of his hit single, "peaches." check it out [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ and i see you the way i breathe you in it's the texture of your skin ♪ ♪ i wanna wrap my arm around you bab never let you go and i say oh ♪ ♪ there's nothing lik your touch it's the way you lift me up oh ♪ ♪ and i'll be right her with you 'til the en i get my peaches out in georgia ♪ ♪ oh yeah i get my wee from californi that's that ♪ ♪ i took my chick u to the north yea badass bitch i get my light right ♪ ♪ from the source yea ye

roger, always good to see you. roger: i will send my love to judy woodruff. judy: thank you. reference and we need more roger bennett on the newshour. that is the newshour for tonight. i am judy woodruff, join us here online and from all of us here at the pbs newshour, stay safe and have a good weekend. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- ♪ >> consumer cellular. johnson & johnson. bnsf railway. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting initutions to make a better world. hewlett.org. >> supporting social entrepreneurial's and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems. skoll foundation.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions. ♪ >>>> and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. this is pbs newshour west. from w eta studios in washington and from our bureau at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. [cap

roger that.new space transportation system would begin delivering in earnest, and with increasing frequency. ♪ opening a new era in science's space lab, where scientists from around the world work together in a unique international research center aboard nasa's space shuttle. built by the european space agency, space lab is creating exciting new opportunities for research in all the sciences, and making routine international cooperation a reality. ♪ looking farther ahead, there is the space telescope that will expand our vision almost to the edge of the universe. the shuttle gives the united states an unrivaled tool for the practical use in space. historically, the space program as proceeded in a building block fashion, and towards that end manasseh has begun looking at the next logical step, a possible future space station, a permanent presence in space. the station would serve as a scientific and technological laboratory, as well as an operations base from which satellites could be serviced, an

>> roger, loud and clear.ming up nine minutes. >> we are now in the approach trays and everything is looking good. altitude 4200. >> two and a half down. four forward. to the right a little. 6 -- -- 6 -- six and a half. >> tranquility bay here. the eagle has landed. that is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> ♪ >> apollo 11 crew were welcome back -- welcomed back as heroes. . ♪ meanwhile, more than 100 scientists from here and abroad began intensive studies of lunar samples. before project apollo ended, six additional flights to the moon were made. all but one were highly successful. ♪ skylab was the next demand phase -- space flight. a two story orbital workshop. then, the first of 33-man crews departed to meet the orbiting laboratory. those crews would state 28, 59, and 84 days respectively. one major objective was to find out if astronauts could physically withstand extended stays in space and continue to do useful work. the answer was yes. experiments in astronomy, earth resources observ

rog borges tiene —— roger borges en el Último de este paÍs, el segundo mÁs habitado del planeta.n del paÍs. india se enfrenta uno de los peores brotes de covid—19 del mundo, el nÚmero de fallecidos continÚa en ascenso, con mÁs de en 1600 este poder, mÁs 200.000, desde que comenzÓ la pandemia. continÚan aumentando infecciones, y rompiendo rÉcords. >> [habla en otro idioma] [habla en inglÉs] roger: los expertos mÉdicos de los estados unidos dicen que necesitamos dar un palo y ayudar. >> [habla en inglÉs] roger: en medio de la crisis, facebook ocultÓ temporalmente publicaciones con un hastag que pedÍa la renuncia del primer ministro indio, porque supuestamente las publicaciones iban en contra de los estÁndares de la comunidad. esta semana la casa blanca se comprometiÓ a entregar suministros por mÁs de 100 millones de dÓlares a la india. incluye dos cilindros recargables de oxÍgeno, 1700 concentrador de oxÍgeno para extraer el oxÍgeno del aire, 15 millones de mÁscaras n95, y suministros para hacer 20 millones de dosis de vacunas astrazeneca. estados unidos enviarÁ 1 millÓn de pruebas

roger goodell said trey lance. fair enough side. he needs some work.it of a project, but he's a ton of talent and the exciting see what he does yeah. stace. exactly. aaron rodgers says it go and we'll have at the 6 o'clock hour and hopefully hear from someone for the forty-niners about this pick. >> sounds good. thank thank you, jason. >> all right for your health right now. cruising may be making a comeback in a letter that was released by the cdc. cruz's could resume on american waters by mid-summer. the industry has been unable to operate for over a year and an update is coming as the travel restrictions across the nation continue to loosen the cdc notes that though cruising will never be a 0 risk activity. the goal is to establish a plan mitigates the risk of covid-19 transmissions as much as possible. we'll take a break and be right >> the senator's teenager is being called a hero tonight after saving a guy who was drowning this is at sunny covid happened over the weekend. trump force michelle kingston explains the local surfer didn't hesitate for

wenstrup: coach scott rogers led his team to a 28-0 record. number two national ranking. and has won 72 consecutive games. among the team's many talented athletes is junior guard brans ford who was recently named ohio's miss basketball. i commend coach rogers and the entire mount notre dame girls basketball team for this historic accomplishment and tradition of excellence. congratulations again to the mount notre dame players, coach scott rogers, and his staff, and the mount notre dame faithful. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> since mid january we have seen a scourge of immigrants -- surge of immigrants coming into the country along our southwest border. the numbers are staggering and the situation along the border continues to deteriorate daily. in march, over 172,000 individuals were encountered by l

go ahead. >> roger, we got that done.with as many as four satellites orbited on one mission, >> engine is good. stand by for the execute. 30 seconds. >> the department of defense will have payloads on the 400 flights scheduled over the next 12 years. ♪♪ >> space is not now an american monopoly. it will be less so as time goes on. we are approaching the point where the world community, and not just a few nations, is interested in space. >> dr. isaac asamof, microbiologist, author and lecturer. >> the space shuttle. >> oh, thank you, thank you. we are entering a new era of construction engineering and architecture. now for the first time in space, we are going to be able to ignore gravity and build structures that will be strong for other reasons than simply passive resistance to gravitational pull. it's going to be a new kind of architecture. we're going to have pre-fabricated structures which we can just move into position and watch the structures grow before our eyes into new forms and new shapes. the space shuttle will

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the last time the 49ers had a decision like this, they chose alex smith over eryn rogers. am sure it will have a lasting impact on the franchise. let's meet the candidates. first up is mac jones. helped lead alabama to a national title. his nfl comparison is minnesotay exwhy jones d be the 49ers pick next step is lance, his nfl comparison is a young cam newton. and then there's justin fields he won twisty 20 and two at ohio state. he ran for 63 touchdowns and his 22 games. his dosh time was the fastest of any quarterback in the draft. is comparison is a taller russell wilson. >> we know exactly who we want? maybe. i do not feel like we need to say that. >> about the fan vote? justin fields at 43% followed by lance. vote now on twitter and on the kpix.com. you can research and then discuss and analyze till the cows come home. critical mistakes are made. i saw that firsthand in new york in the 2000 and five. >> someone should call eryn rogers and ask him who he would. >> were going to see that sound bite over and over again. 's but the 49ers passed on erin rogers but so did

at the end of all these exchanges, roger stone tells greenberg the same thing.e would not help." late march, matt gaetz, his campaign pays roger stone's company for strategic consultant. less than a week later we have the first "new york times" report and gaetz is ready to counter punch. >> it is really interesting context here. roger stone told our chris cuomo that he didn't help and never took any money from anybody or does not raecall any letter. what's your response from these denials from stone? you had a lot of specifics that would seem, obviously would make all the things i listed false. >> well, if you look at what stone says, they're narrow denials. i don't think he actually denied anything in the report. he has not said these text messages don't exist, they were out of context and there is no way they can no it because we have shown him all the texts we have. his denials were specific. i would like to point out that he seems to confirm some key elements here. he confirms that greenberg did talk to him about getting a pardon and confirms notably that gr

the packers season ended when the coach decided to kick a field goal instead of keeping brandon rogers on the field. he was the host of jeopardy tonight. >>> here is the guest host of jeopardy, aaron rupture and roberts. >> scott, the correct response, i wanted to kick that field goal. [ laughing ] >> it was the coach who wanted to kick the field goal, not rogers. by the way, rogers wants to be the permanent jeopardy host. >> i would take dennis questions aaron rodgers, or $500. >> that would be priceless. >>> coming e 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have mul

another florida man, roger stone who lives in brow ward county. the trump play book of deflect and project and raise money the entire time. matt gaetz is not going to be able to use all this stuff by fighting the corporate media and the swum p and all that stuff in a courtroom. but he can use it in the court of public opinion. and his district is ruby red. so this is his way of filling his campaign cough coffers. >> yeah. you make a fair point that if he's only worried about his right flank, the more he can re-cast this politically as a trump and stone situation where the perceptions can be where it is all about your friendship with trump and not some other greater malfeasance, maybe that plays politically. roger stone is speaking out. i have interviewed him in the past. we invited him on the program. he was maybe going to come on the program in january. he is invited back if he wants. we haven't spoken to him since the mueller probe, but he has spoken out elsewhere and that's what he's saying. >> he needs to go on offense. this is right upfront i

the packers season ended when the coach decided to kick a field goal instead of keeping brandon rogerswas the host of jeopardy tonight. >>> here is the guest host of jeopardy, aaron rupture and roberts. >> scott, the correct response, i wanted to kick that field goal. [ laughing ] >> it was the coach who wanted to kick the field goal, not rogers. by the way, rogers wants to be the permanent jeopardy host. >> i would take dennis questions aaron rodgers, or $500. >> that would be priceless. >>> coming ladies... check it out. so strong. so... not ripped. what're wewe talkin ababout.. thatat's the hefefty ultra a strong bagag hefty! h hefty! heftfty! (w(whispers) g gimme. (c(confused) g give me thehe ? get hehefty ultra a strong at a lowow price does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? onlyly nature's s bounty doe. new immunene twenty-fofour hours has longnger lastingng vitamin. plusus, herbal and otheher immune s supers. onlyly from natuture's bountn. >>> one of the most famous hours fields is open. the tourist attraction is 30 miles north of san diego, just opened after being closed f

>> roger stone, the self-described dirty trickster, the master of the dark arts.an't go through the proper channels, especially on the far right. he reminds me of the wolf from the movie pulp fiction, not the good wolf from "the situation room." he knows that you do not need a confession to get a pardon, especially not under the trump administration. yet he demanded one from greenberg. i think the reason why he did was that stone goes in and out of trouble a lot, and this is maybe some leverage he could use in the future, just something he would have handy in case the biden justice department decided to investigate and prosecute stone for something. he could say, look, i've got information on a sitting member of congress. a bigger question is why greenberg would send it to stone. i guess he wanted to pressure stone, trump and gaetz to give him a pardon, because he thought gaetz was their buddy. >> thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, as crematoriums overflow in india right now, the biden administration is about to crack down on travel to the united states from

roger borges con lo Último.oteos amenos en 24 horas, se suman a una lista de masacre que golpean a la naciÓn. comenzamos en austin con texas, donde terminÓ la cacerÍa humana de un exagente de la policÍa del alguacil del condado de travis, un hombre de 31 aÑos es el sospechoso de matar a tres personas a tiros, incluyendo dos mujeres hispanas este domingo. fue arrestado en las Últimas horas en un suburbio en austin, y tenÍa una pistola en la cintura, cuando dieron con Él. pasamos a chicago, una niÑa de siete aÑos fue muerta a tiros. su padre de 29 aÑos fue hospitalizado, despuÉs de que dos pistoleros abrieron luego en el drivetrue de un mac donalds. segÚn las autoridades, dos hombres saltaron de un automÓvil, y acribillar una balazo el auto de las dos vÍctimas, mientras estaban dentro. >> [habla en inglÉs] reger: oficiales en la escena llevaron a la niÑa en su patrulla al hospital mÁs cercano, pero los mÉdicos dicen que fueron demasiados disparos, y no la pudieron salvar. roger: en new orleans, luisiana, otro ataq

roger martÍnez cobra muy bien al 45.ntegral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] paola: antes de despedirme, le recuerdo que en santa clara se habilitaron centros de vacunaciÓn sin cita previa. tambiÉn puede acudir maÑana jueves a la plaza de la herencia mexicana. llegamos al final. lo dejamos con el noticiero nacional. este jueves en "primer impacto". fÉlix: miÉrcoles 28 de abril y estÁ son las principales noticias. el presidente biden afirma que estados unidos avanza de nuevo. puso un plan financiado y califica de un Éxito la campaÑa en vacunaciÓn de coronavirus. la "ciudades santurario" podrÁn recibir

doctor roger kline, the expert institute policy advisor, doctor, great to have you back. what you make of this recommendation, maybe a booster shot within 12 months, there's talk as well of maybe treating it as we treat the flu, and annual vaccine shot, what you make of all that? >> we don't know yet and that is the real answer. up to six months the vaccines look very effective. we don't know for sure whether or not the buyers will hang around. openly it won't but if it does, we are going to maintain a level of residual immunity and that's going to happen. the real question is, will it

dr roger out of time is trying to reform teacher training. there are teachers who are radical believe have to change today just don't know how teachers training is that they need different way of endangered skills and they need to develop a community does teach us. to get a teacher's view on training i meet the need our program called a primary teacher at a government school. and that he might be at being. me on how well what i had. done and carney i'll make a call and be that. polite it all back in korea he did it at the bell and even honey how. but she says the government offers little support for retraining teachers. they laugh. but i'm not mad he may climb up a partner how you young. dr archer ordered high invited ronny deila to join a trial training session you don't diversity to introduce new teaching methods. teachers as. an authority and naturally stand in front of the classroom. we deliver what students should. we want to be able to change things dynamic so that students are so care and students so. active. participants. the training

roger was a longtime colleague of mine at the wall street journal. i first went to afghanistan in 1985, 1986 when i took one of the troops behind soviet alliance with the mujahideen. and i really learned to love the afghan people and heroism. the country has come so far, yet has so far yet to go. these are crucial months ahead, perhaps not helped by the nature of september 11th, but that really depends on us. it depends on the transatlantic community, depends on the countries in the region, plus it depends on the afghan people and pakistan, of course. i really want to thank everyone who came here today, want to thank the co-chairs and ambassador cunningham and i want to thank's america, our own team, the director -- and of course steven hines and the rock about rockefeller brothers foundation for their help in this ongoing work. i work in afghanistan does not end here, can't and here. we want to continue to be a leading voice and shapingse thes so much to be done not just for the good of the afghan people that for the region and the importance in the

we are joined by gill rogers, rutgers professor of public policy. he's a former u.s.artment chief economist. thanks very much for your time. budget reconciliation is one way to push through legislation if you have got a 50/50 split and the vice president. it's a little more difficult if joe manchin doesn't want to play ball. bill: most definitely. that will help to keep some of the items that people call christmas tree items to a minimum. i think in the end senator manchin will come along. it is good economics that is behind both the $1.9 trillion package and now this infrastructure package. it's all about the three r's, relief, recovery, and re-imagination. one point $9 trillion is focused on relief and recovery, providing the bridge to prosperity for all americans. the $2.25 trillion infrastructure package is around reimagining the economy and address the care economies, racial and ethnic inequality, and we address the general challenges of all workers, white, black, male, female, asian or latino. even prior to the pandemic, yes, we had a great economy. economic ins

the biden administration has now announced that they are suing roger stone.paid the taxes, not an easy thing when his prosecution left him unable to work, when the judge in the case couldn't even speak in public. he was completely broke. stone paid everything he owed. he was negotiating a settlement. he was negotiating with the government as many do. and then the day after joe biden was inaugurated, the feds pulled out of the negotiation and went after him publicly. roger stone is broke, but guess who is doing great these days question what can you guess? hunter biden. and it turns out that hunter biden has tax problems too. you know that from his laptop. it indicated that he may have taken millions of dollars from communist officials in china. the question is, did hunter biden pay taxes on that money? the judge was wondering that too. they had a criminal investigation into hunter biden's taxes. but you haven't heard a lot about that investigation and that's weird. well, maybe it's not so weird because on inauguration day, joe biden needed a new head of the c

it was organized in honor of roger allen from daley city. late this group also learned about the death of 13-year-old adam toletto from chicago. following the group of about a couple hundred demonstrators, the sister of roger allen, one of those being memorialized. she joined the demonstration before they started marching. she is surviing deep loss. >> that was my only brother. now it's just me. >> reporter: roger was killed april 7 in daley city. a vigil was held last night after new information was released on his case. he was shot by a police officer while holding a fake gun as he was sitting inside a truck with a flat tire. >> i never want my brother to be a hash tag. >> reporter: the demonstration in san francisco was part memorial and part protest. some brought flowers to lay before photos of wright and allen. >> my heartbreaks every time this happens. i'm a black person myself. >> reporter: this event is in solidarity where daunte wright was killed this weekend. the officer who pulled the trigger says she mistook her taser for her pis

mister rogen, the real mister rogers, mister rogers, mister rogers, mister rogers. you know, they the neighborhood, aaron rodgers. i bet she's just as friendly as >> guys. but yes, funny. i thought he handled that well. that national state. go ahead with that question out there. know get a reaction from those and has the buzz. >> he had a >> we're back in a 25 national headlines this morning. embattled florida republican congressman matt gates says he will not resign from congress. he made the statement overnight after it was reported last week that he's under investigation now for possible crimes including having with a 17 year-old gates denies the allegations. he says he thinks he's being targeted by political opponents. gates has been one of former president donald trump's most loyal defenders. but so far gates has received almost no public support from other congressional republicans or from the former president. >> a minor league baseball team in california is being sued by the family of a man who choked to death doing a taco eating contest, one of the games. i

roger sue at the cal grew up a niners fan went on, of course, have the hall of fame career he's stillnd now he wants out of green bay. he is reportedly interested in being traded to the niners. the raiders for the broncos who knows of any of that will happen before all the rogers rumors surface. the niners fan base was worked up enough to get about which qb the team would take after trading up to 3rd. most nfl insiders think it will be matt jones who won the national championship with alabama this year. but the niners fan base doesn't seem to love that idea of selecting the accurate but not super athletic jones north dakota state product trey lance rumored to be the next likely a selection if the niners do not take matt jones and justin fields of ohio state is also forecasted to be an option with the 3rd overall pick. you mentioned the front-runner to be selected is matt jones white, alabama and his running back there in tuscaloosa is the pride of naji hurts. harris is expected to be one of the first running backs drafted and kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills is live at. >> his draf

person who appears to have committed many, many different times, who is an unreliable narrator, as rogerne said. but to me, that's all the more telling about why prosecutors are willing to cut a deal with him. it would suggest at least to me that it's likely that they have more than just his words. and, you know, another detail is "the daily beast" story that i thought was so interesting is that it talks about roger stone sending messages on his app signal meant to quickly disappear, but greenberg is taking pictures of all of them. if that's his m.o., you know, it is likely that wasn't just his m.o. with stone but his m.o. with gaetz as well. >> you raise several tantalizing things. i'm short on time. but to that point i want to read from some of those messages because there aren't many possibilities. they were obtained from signal or a phone. they're real or somehow fake. there aren't a lot of options. michelle, reading from one of them here, allegedly, you have, quote, stone saying this is treacherous territory with a lot of different players, such as jared and giuliani playing a hand.

by roger stone.he guy who courted controversy, who made controversy a political art form for decades. what does $5,000 get you from roger stone if you are matt gaetz? >> mine, it's unclear, right? we see he paid him that amount, $5,000, and we do see when he paid him. so this report that i looked at covers just the first part of the year, the first three months. and most of the spending comes just ahead or around the time that the investigation was announced. his payment to stone on march 24th. so he paid his firm $5,000 and then he meets his dad meets with this doj prosecutor, former doj prosecutor, to discuss some extortion scheme that's connected to this investigation, and matt uses that immediately to counterpunch against the news. he takes that extortion scheme to distract from the fact he has been announced to be under investigation for sex trafficking, which he acknowledged himself. that has to be -- those two things have to be twinned together. it seems like maybe he some sort of consulting m

mister rogen, the real mister rogers, mister rogers, mister rogers, mister rogers. the neighborhood aaron rodgers, i bet she's just as friendly as >> guys. but funny. i thought he handled that well. that national state. go ahead with that question out there. know get a reaction from those and has the buzz. >> he had a >> almost done here on kron 4 morning news, but they never stop on kronon. well, bellow is standing by in the newsroom with a preview hi, noel heidari a good morning. a lot to get to today. we're going to continue following that breaking news out of oakland international airport where a man with a knife had forced terminal one to shut down for several hours are going to have a live report for you right at 10 o'clock. so stick with us for that. later this morning. we'll take you live to city college of san francisco where governor newsome will update us on vaccination efforts across the state. you can catch all that and many more local stories on our kron on app. anytime of the day. you can download it for free in your app store. back to you guys. thank