in that case, whatever wight think about the rogers test, that's far from the heartland of the roger's test. the ninth circuit just made a mistake as to this, the end. why wouldn't that be the obvious or appropriate way to resolve this case if we were coming out your way? >> it's an obvious and appropriate way. as a lawyer we have a problem. that's not this case. >> i think that's good legal principal. it's like an ordinary commercial productsing a mark as the source identifier. that doesn't get any special protection. there is theegal principal for u. >> that looks like the fai usage exclusion congress didn' write-in. i'm fine with the commercial product. once you assume rogers you get into the situation of saying i allow a confusing short film but not a commercial. i'll allow aonfusing painting but not wallpaper. i'll allow a video game but not a board game. >> this is not to suggest there is secure rog's heartland. it's totally unnecessary to think about that question or get there. i'll just add a little bit. the reason why everyourt of appeal that thought about the question has ado

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roger cohen, heft on the world stage. roger cohen. new — heft on the world stage.cohen, new york times - heft on the world stage. roger cohen, new york times paris i cohen, new york times paris bureau chief and former columnist, thank you so much forjoining us on the programme with your thought. we have been talking about ukraine and volodymyr zelensky says poland will help form a coalition of countries to help supply warplanes to ukraine. he delivered a speech on the main square in the capital warsaw. president zelensky said russia would not win a war against europe when ukraine and poland stand shoulder to shoulder. translation: iwould like to say and convey | to our partners who are constantly looking for compromises from ukraine on our session to nato that ukraine will be uncompromising on this question as well, and i am grateful that poland will be with us on this path. an important point in our relations is the reconstruction of ukraine. it will bring closer our businesses and our nations. it is important for us. poland will be one of the main partners in the

roger, bring it back to today. i was impressed to hear earlier panels, the deputy environment minister, outlining how despite what we all see on the news every night, the economy is operating. companies are there. companies are building new plants. obviously, critical needs there. but day-to-day, what do you see? what more is needed for the short-term needs that they have? how is that working? >> thanks. we are still learning. we are very optimistic. i want to be optimistic. [indiscernible] it is a lesson. this has really been a wake-up call not only for ukraine but for all of us that we don't have these transformers sitting on shelves. when we deliver to ukraine, these are in such high demand all around the world, we have to go to our customers [indiscernible] -- others have to wait a little bit because we think it is more important, ukraine. we need to be thinking about our supply chains and thinking in advance and be very strategic in anticipating all kinds of challenges to the grid. whether in ukraine or elsewh

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ailes was fired back in 2016 we thought that was a big deal roger ailes architect of the network. in the time since then tucker's show went on at 9:0 in april of 2017, three months into the trump presidency, basically six years it's bee running, now if you think about that period in our history it's been a turbulent, compulsive, dangerous time we talked a lot in the morning about the battle between democratic values an anti-democratic values authoritarianism, autocratic impulses, political violence conspiracy theories -- >> by the way, a direct line from washington d. c. to russia, to hungary, to all of it the literal battle across th united states and the wester world. a battle between autocrati regimes and democracy. >> and we think about donald trump, obviously that is the trump era, his presidency the symbiotic relationship between trump and fox news, th most powerful force in america political media, it pain people to hear it, but that is the case that symbiotic relationship ha been at the heart of tha debate, of that struggle whether we are going to hold o to our democracy o

roger thank you for - here. that's really positive. roger thank you for your i here.istry says china is operating eight military ships off the island's water, despite the end of three days of naval exercises. the taiwanese says the president said the exercises caused instability. they simulated precision strikes on taiwan which beijing regards as a renegade province. a global study says a boom in renewable energy is likely to cause a fall this year in climate warming emissions linked to electricity production. researchers at ember say wind and solar power are generating about 12% of the world's electricity and a rapid transition to clean power is necessary by the end of the decade. the united states panama and columbia have announced an operation to tackle illegal migration through an area. about 100,000 people have crossed the colombia panama border this year. most paid those to travellers to take them across by boat and on foot. let's talk about doctorjuniors. they are preparing for a second day on picket lines outside hospitals in england. as a 96—hour strike conti

roger stone, thanks for coming in. this happened to you. people said roger stone is a trouble maker. it's okay if he's not allowed to defend himself. cnn can attack him but he can't fight back. maybe this will awaken people to how immoral this is. >> i think the idea that they might gag donald trump is really a testimony to his effectiveness as a counter puncher. he's used social media and his interviews to very effectively question the falsity of these charges, question the political motivations and funding of district attorney alvin bragg and question the bias of this judge. but more importantly, not only do i think the gag order would be unconstitutional, nobody where does it say you lose your free speech rights if you're charged with a crime. but more importantly, it's election interference. he's a legal candidate for the 2024 republican nomination. he's leading by closer to 40 points in the polls and this is a very clear effort to try to break his momentum. you can see in the polls a in the money he's raising that the stronger they hit

roger. if i could begin with you, you've just arrived in egypt after fleeing. sudan, can you just give us a brief explanation of how difficult that journey walls and, and how hard it was to, to escape certain? it's, so it's very, very difficult. and the reality is it's in sudan or people living in cartoon. we've been kind of under threats of a conflict him bombardment for the loss turn 15 days or so. are all scrambling to the sudan soon with the and you know them so that ruin they know most and which they're familiar, which with which has egypt. they've got thousands and thousands of people who are on the team. we're taking the same on the same road, taking the same routes toward the same kind of crossing points. the situation of the border is it isn't, but it is very kind of a difficult and protracted term. and the crossing point itself, or again, is a and it's not. and if human kind of, you know, a crossing point, it's a cargo and so it's not set up, but it is received thousands and thousa

roger, i wanted to start with you, having been at the fed in a senior position.re do you think the inflation fight is at right now? is a what the fed doing actually working even if they started it to slowly as many critics say? should they be in a one and done position? >> thank you very much for the question. what we have heard from fed's speakers is that they are at an inflection point. we heard from austan goolsbee yesterday that maybe it is time to take a pause. we have heard from other fed speakers, susan collins, suggesting that it is time to release one more tightening. we have heard from one person saying the move back to lower inflation is slower than they would like. i think they are at a crossroads, reflecting that inflation is coming down very slowly, the job market continues to be tight. and we also have uncertainty about credit conditions and the fallout from the inking challenges. it's going to be an interesting couple of meetings to figure out if they keep going, do they stop, and what do they say. it is a challenging time, we have heard different

perhaps roger drops came to russia not just for journalistic purposes.ng in addition to the editor-in-chief of the publication, he is quite successful in switzerland . businessman and russia sings the ground for him. he considers the expert in general, cappili surprised many things in moscow, for example, he noted that there are a lot of lanterns in moscow, that they burn on the streets of the city. they serve as dark decorations. due to energy savings, as in some european countries. in addition , the journalist replied that he was surprised by the quality of cellular communications in moscow. it turned out to be even better, for example, roger kappel from berlin, not the first foreign guest who has been russia for ten years, is surprised that these sanctions only worsen the situation of these countries that impose them, according to the journalist himself - this unpleasant thing for the west has increasingly begun to seep through the dense information blockade. in sberbank free from the hole deposit rate up to nine and a half percent lower transfer your

her boss was roger ale and i turned out to be precinct agai because roger ailes had to tal about theas friend with donald trump in a tape wa shown in court today of roge ailes interviewing donald trum to show this kind of chumm vibe between them. carol said that one reason she and come forward with her stor at the time it was she was fearful she could be fired because roger ailes was friend with trump >> she said, i would never report something like this roger ailes would've fired me. he was friends with donald trump and they played that - >> exactly >> she talks about the actua assault. and, i found it -- her peaking this picture o this - she's had kind of like out of ron come out of a movie. she's having a sport interaction with the famou donald trump and she's thinkin yourself, this is great. is a good story, right at one point the lawyer so something like, well you'r flirting with him. she says, yeah and then it just turns >> so the word flirting came up, and it's really interestin repeated ways throughout the proceeding because, afterwards she is so angry at herself for followin

john curtis and hannah roger, chief reporter for the john curtis and hannah roger, chief reporterforsunday mail. good evening to both of you. tonight, hannah roger, peter murrell has been released without charge pending further investigation. it was a dramatic day. humza yousaf called it a difficult day. dramatic day. humza yousaf called it a difficult day-— a difficult day. yes, yes, there is no denying _ a difficult day. yes, yes, there is no denying it _ a difficult day. yes, yes, there is no denying it was _ a difficult day. yes, yes, there is no denying it was very, - a difficult day. yes, yes, there is no denying it was very, very - no denying it was very, very challenging. as much as us journalists kind of can get a bit caught— journalists kind of can get a bit caught up— journalists kind of can get a bit caught up in all the details on what is going _ caught up in all the details on what is going on. — caught up in all the details on what is going on, but really it is very dramatic — is going on, but really it is very dramatic i_ is going on, but really it is very dramatic. i

the taylor rogers sixth inning, a little storytelling to unpack here.and in the starting lineup tonight. the giants had traded him to the mets last season. his first bat tonight, he took kershaw deep, i am talking inches from a home run! 2-0, san francisco. this was when the going was good. a turning point. taylor rogers. tie game, bases loaded. he lost a 15-pitch battle with freddie freeman. the go-ahead run scored, so rogers then threw hi glove into the trash can. okay. two batters later, max muncy struck. the giants killer cracked a second home run of th game. muncy's second homer of the series, 25th lifetime against the giants. dodgers win 10-5 and take 2 of 3 in the series. got to give credit wher it is due. the a's offense put eight runs in the board a secon straight night. >>> this time behind carlos perez, it mattered. perez' firs home run as an a. >>> nba. are you ready for this kings fans are! golden one aren saturday will house the kings' first playoff game in 17 years. head coach and former steve ker assistant mike brown has been hearing it

stuart: senator roger marshall joins us now.peached and removed nothing really changes, does it? he will be replaced by somebody carrying out biden's policy. >> this would be a huge message to the white house, we have a president who thinks he's running for reelection. he will have a tough time running for reelection when his secretary of dhs just got impeached. he's implanting the policies of the white house. this would be a huge message t country from enemies domestic as well as across the ocean and we are not doing that. talk to any american family they are concerned about the price of gas and groceries but the safety and security of their family. i'm obligated to go after the secretary. i hope the house would introduce impeachment of him and go through the trial. stuart: mayorkas is doing what president biden wants him to do. they get an appointment at the border, get an appointment at a city for a court date, wait for years, they've got the open borders, they are streaming in and they won, not much they can do until the nex

>> i find it hard to think, will certainly, the history of fox news, was when roger rails got fire in 2016, and we thought that was a big deal. architecture the network. but tucker's show went on a 9:00 in april of 2017. three months into the trump presidency and basically six years it's been running now and if you think about that period in our history it's been a turbulent, compulsive, and dangerous time. perilous on for america. we talked a lot about the battle between democratic values, and anti-democratic values, authoritarianism, autocratic impulses, political violence, conspiracy theory. >> by the way, a direct line from washington d.c. to russia, to hungary. the literal battle across the united states. >> the western world. >> and the western world, the battle between autocratic regimes and democracy. >> do you think about it with donald trump, that was a trump era presidency, and the post trump era. that symbiotic relationship between trump and fox news, the most powerful force in america political media page people to hear it but it is the case. that symbiotic relationship h

or stewart rhodes would say that roger stone will be at this event.other people would say, grassroots attending where they were leading to january 6th. another example was someone that we need to post was alexander. someone who we uncovered twitter dm's another chance we're talking to congressional members. you have ali alexander inviting a keeper to be his protect group on january 6th. paying for his hotel arraignments. and in one degree of separation of people who appear to have president trump, or congressional members who appear to have the air president trump and these extremist groups. where they are providing security. are there to just be where the action was on january 6th. >> so, sean, continue with that, with respect to what you learned. >> like marcus said there was really one's degree of separation from folks in the white house or close to the white house and these extremist groups. in addition, those people ended up playing off of each other and having this symbiotic relationship. bianca grassley is a good example. she ran an organizatio

kate rogers has the details. back to you, kate. >> hey, again, melissa huge kwaufquarter for melissa. that same-store sales number increasing 12.6% in every segment across the globe, far above projections. the ceo acknowledging macro challenges, including stubborn inflation and expressing optimism about what the future holds at mcdonald's. >> still by the end of the year, we're going to be looking at, i think, probably high single digit inflation on a full year, which is certainly much elevated than what we've been used to over the last, you know, kind of prior period, where we typically would be in the low single digits, so -- that is pressuring margins, we're trying to be very thoughtful about how quickly we pass on this pricing to consumers. >> so far, the company's seen growth across the customer base, not just the lower end consumer. and while those consumers are more mindful of how they're spending, mcdonald's is saying that demand for the brand remains strong another thing we've been hearing from analysts

roger mcnamee today. >>> still ahead.show hear from the ceo of stellantis. looking to withstand consumer demand and next hour we'll talk to the ceo of frontier airlines his take on travel prices and the summer demand. >>> s&p continues to sell off here, being weighed down by tech, consumer discretionary, industrials and financials we'll be right back. >>> the new york auto show under way this morning with many of the big names rolling out new electric vehicle models. phil lebeau join us for a first on interview >> that you can. carlos, the ceo of stellantis joining us in front of the ram 1500 rev which you just showed to new york there. i'm curious, when the vehicle comes out, do you look at the electric ram as basically taking people from the ice version into the electric version or do you think the pickup truck market could expand >> i think the pickup truck market can expand because we are removing, with our brand new ram 1500 concept, pure ev concept. we are removing a lot in the mind of consumers starting with a stun

roger. if i can begin with you, you've just arrived in egypt after fleeing sudan, can you just give us a brief explanation of how difficult that journey walls and, and how hard it was to, to escape certain? it's very, very difficult. and the reality is it's sue dime, people living in cartoon has been kind of under stress of conflict humbling by when the last 15 days or so. are all scrambling to the saddam soon with the you know, the little really they know most and which the committee, which with, which has egypt. they've got thousands and thousands of people who are on the team who are taking the same on the same road, taking the same routes toward the same kind of a crossing point. the situation at the border is, is very kind of difficult and protracted. and the crossing point itself, again is and it's not a human kind of, you know, crossing point, it's a cargo. and so it's not just needed to receive thousands and thousands of people every day. so you've got a situation where people have b

roger stone, thank you. thank you, tucker.so the big and fundamental things matter at the very top of that list is energy. the most valuable thing this country owns is our strategic petroleum reserve. joe biden has sold it in part to china. so we need to refill it. oh, that's a little harder than looks. >> more on that next. guys, ready this spring. export everything fox nation has to offer for one ninety nine month when you sign up for a yearly plan, what a privilege it is . for you to have me here this evening to see what change experience, new stories that will renew your faith of the poor and hosannas is the kingdom of greatest story ever told right here? yeah, sure. i'm sorry. we're gonna get vaccination for one ninety nine a month when you sign up for a yearly plan available for a limited time. >> this is a paid advertising for legal services, mesothelioma victims. will you be able to pay for treatment? you may be eligible for compensation to help cover the high cost of life. extending care call. now, if you've been diag

let's bring in jan rogers kniffin, worldwide ceo. jan rogers kniffin.ourself. >> couple glasses of wine and two kids you name it for yourself. lauren: 50,000 stores could close during 2027? i think during covid we had not as long retailers but you say 50,000 could close? >> i've been saying 10,000 a year for a while. that started before covid. covid slowed that down. so much government money went into the system. we're past it, interest rates are rising rapidly, equity doesn't want to put money into anything. they used to fund you as long as you were growing and interesting, that is not happening. all those people have to go away. if you're not a well-capitalized -- online only players don't make money, anybody you can think of, wayfair, everybody falls in that category in a lot of places they're up fence people like walmart, target, amazon that well-capitalized, raise all the money they want, put in all the technology they want and spend as much money they want to doing it as honk as it returning investment to the consumer. lauren: you like walmart spe

es oficial, rogers es el nuevo mariscal de los jets de nueva york.tivo". gracias, buenas tardes. —— es y jueves en 90, 91 grados. si no tiene aire acondicionado tome las medidas. le voy a estar dando mÁs recomendaciones a medida que avance la semana. y luego vamos a ver una disminuciÓn de la temperatura pero no vamos a estar disminuyendo mucho. en los 80 y para el domingo en los 70 grados. el lunes vamos haber un cambio. con un sistema que va a ser que cambia las condiciones en nuestra Área. pero esta semana a prepararnos para el calor. de todas formas tendrÉ mÁs recomendaciones esta noche. sony esta noche anuncian el inicio de la construcciÓn de un plan de transporte pÚblico es mirado por casi dos dÉcadas por residentes al este de san josÉ. nuestra comunidad reacciona al plan del gobernador que incluye la presencia de agentes dragÓn de nacional en busca de frenar el trÁfico de fentanilo en las calles de san francisco. y puede comunicarse con nuestro equipo a travÉs de whatsapp. si tiene algÚn problema que quiera reportar le invito para e s mande un

roger: el problema real es que esos documentos se fugaron y el departamento de defensa no sabÍa nadaia: en una noticia en desarrollo la corte suprema de justicia anunciÓ que mantiene en vigor temporalmente las normas federales para el uso de la pÍldora abortiva mifepristona, mientras analizan mÁs a fondo el desafÍo judicial, el tribunal decidirÁ sobre este tema, la administraciÓn del presidente y de laboratorio banco fabricante de la pÍldora les pidieron a los jueces intervenir para mantener vigente el acceso a la pÍldora. hablando precisamente del tema del aborto, el gobernador de la florida firmÓ la iniciativa que prohibirÍa en ese estado los abortos despuÉs de las seis semanas de embarazo, decimos prohibirÍa porque el proyecto que probÓ la asamblea estatal entrara en vigencia si la corte suprema de la florida anula su anterior decisiÓn del aborto, con la florida son 13 los estados con algÚn tipo de legislaciÓn contra el aborto, color rojo oscuro estÁn los estados con el procedimiento que estÁ totalmente prohibido, en color naranja los que prohÍben el aborto desde la sexta semana,

and i said i can't open it with am mister rogers, what are the first pages of i am mister rogers to be it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood, so we got the rights to the song. i got the chills as i tell it. for the first time, and you get to see him sing, the song to you, and then you turn the page and he says. hi, neighbor. i'm mr. rogers and that you know chris had to draw the whole scene and he's you know when he did john lewis in march it took him a long time because he's like, i got to draw all these people marching. i'm like, yes, you got to draw all the people marching. there was a big you got to draw them all at selma. so he was very mad at me that they the thriller is take me a long time. those take me about 2 to 3 years to do. and the books like the nazi conspiracy also take about two years to do because there's so there's at least year of research and then another year of writing. okay. other questions. yes, you. see how long does it take until you just can't about. yeah, the question is after you work on a book like the nazi conspiracy how long does it take where your b

roger, what about internal divisions within nature itself? so sweetness not get a member even though finland has acceded to the organization because they to a members, turkey, hungary, a holding up. it's a membership id. i mean, obviously all the things come to those to way. but even from my perspective, again, i think needles are be shown quite a bit of political flexibility in the sense that your initial statement next and when and if you were going to join at the same time that's no longer usable. but i think they'll be much more clarity on you. she knew before presidents presidency you and in july i think that will need a little bit of pressure here. and obviously we have next month elections in turkey . so depending on how the outcome changes there, we could see it. but i'm still a secretary general schools and a firm believer that while these 2 divisions might be a bit public right now. and there's every expectation that the building is summoned . sweden will be joining ok, so federal and taking part in the 1st place. her foreign minist

so i'd better give the opportunity to answer evgeny so evgeny you are back in the game syd barrett rogeris a pinzlerke group yes, and there is still. i couldn't wait for you anymore. the question is simple the heroine of the film scarecrow comes to a friend to the song golosukhin go to him , the american soul singer arthur alexander wrote the song , but the film uses a cover made by the famous band, whose vocals the song sounds. she entered the peak of the time and, let 's say certain figures, they usually say alberta hunter after 30 years of active performing activity. quite right, banks are a thousand more questions. yes, bob dylan's song, like rollingston, is considered one of the most important in the history of rock music, but at first, radio stations they didn’t always take the song on the air, which confused them. well, as far as i know most. on the radio station, it is believed that the song should sound from two to three minutes, otherwise the audience, that is, the listeners, are distracted. quite right. 2.000 in the bank is another question. enough. this is not beckham's day m

roger: primero saliÓ en una plataforma de jugadores de vÍdeos, minecraft hay muchos huecos en los datos por debajo de los oficiales. a muchas dudas sobre la autenticidad y el origen del material. roger: vamos a decir que los documentos base salieron del mÁximo general de los estados unidos, y parece que alguien se lo metiÓ en una bolsa del bolsillo y saliÓ con esos documentos. >> yo creo que esto beneficiarÁ a rusia, asevera estados unidos vulnerable, parece que estÁ siendo penetrado. claudia: ucrania culpÓ a rusia, que se limitÓ. el gobierno del presidente analiza respecto a la seguridad nacional. jorge: en los Últimos dÍas hemos puesto mucho Énfasis en la muerte de 40 inmigrantes en custodia del instituto nacional de migraciÓ mÉxico, en ese instituto tambiÉn estÁ el llamado grupo beta cuya funciÓn es auxiliar a los emigrantes. jessica zeeÑo viajÓ hasta piedras negras, coahuila, en la frontera con texas para ver cÓmo trabajo. jessica: fueron 10 personas de ecr y nezua los que estaban atrapados en este pequeÑo islote del rÍo bro. la fuerte corriente les impidiÓ llegar a estados unidos,

mercedes, sam, roger, the classic cars, and enjoy maintaining them. why so much? hi. lo send like an all state secret rep. in 60 minutes, d, w. they want to know will make the germans. you just did the john love on banning thing that way, but i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone with later holden, every day getting. are you ready to meet the german then do i me right. just do it on d. w, with a very warm welcome to a new special edition of check in nicole foley, shows us her favorites for a trip to germany. 3 destinations that have particularly impressed her 1st we go to the north sea and 1st place for the vacation island of stewart. second place goes to the baltic sea to the sly nicole follies. 3rd favorite for a trip to germany is a high, kim, at bavarian alps. ah, let's start on the island observed. it has a very special charm, even in the off season. ah. here invest the land is where as zillow roll is a vacation, hot spot began. the island has been a magnet for tourists in the mid 19th century. nowadays build to has a lot of fans and more visi

we can speak to roger mosey now. — appointment.bell! that's why you resigned. was this the _ campbell! that's why you resigned. was this the right _ campbell! that's why you resigned. was this the right decision - campbell! that's why you resigned. was this the right decision by - was this the right decision by richard sharp? i was this the right decision by richard sharp?— was this the right decision by richard sharp? i think it was. i think it's right _ richard sharp? i think it was. i think it's right and _ richard sharp? i think it was. i think it's right and inevitable. l think it's right and inevitable. there was a question of what happened in the process, which we have heard about today. but for me the more important thing was, could this man leads the bbc in the future. if you are chair of the bbc it's a pretty high threshold. you are the person insisting on the higher standards from the bbc and it's pretty tough to do that if you are judged it's pretty tough to do that if you arejudged not it's pretty tough to do that if y

roger, what you think, is this about _ ukraine. roger, what you think, is this about the _ ukraine.the narrative i is this about the narrative here and putin taking control of that again? think it is an attempt break ukrainian morale and as mike pointed out, it's the opposite. i've been to all of the towns that— i've been to all of the towns that were hit or nearly hit today, _ that were hit or nearly hit today, except for uman, and every — today, except for uman, and every time there are such attacks_ every time there are such attacks and airwaves and ukrainians by an large have gotten _ ukrainians by an large have gotten in your do this by the way— gotten in your do this by the way because you cannot be in ukraine — way because you cannot be in ukraine and have ——be paralysed by fear— ukraine and have ——be paralysed by fear ail— ukraine and have ——be paralysed by fear all the time but i do not think— by fear all the time but i do not think there are very much of miiiiary— not think there are very much of military consequence but we have _ of military consequence but we have to — o

lab leaks, not just one in way han dating back to fall of 2019, in wu he han china, kansas senator roger martial releasing the 300-page report last night, that says this. f epidemiology genetic molecular analysis of early published wuhan covid-19 strains supported possibility two of spillover events two or more weeks apart, senator roger martial with exclusive, senator great to have you thanks so much for being here. >> of course, maria, this is big it is a bombshell, right that preponderance of evidence shows two lab allocation first one around september timeframe in wuhan laboratory, unn intentionality leak september of 019, chinese then began vaccine research we think that is when this epidemic paim pandemic exploded most likely developing this in laboratory wuhan university working on primates an aerosol accidental released from that laboratory or worker walked out with this very, very contagious virus. maria: wondered ccp would not allow any investigation s whatsoever. in wuhan, now,you are uncovering this, after working on this two years. that it was actually likely two lab leaks,

that if rogers plays 65% of snaps this season. rogers won her super bowl.packers. a lot of jet fans in new york, they are very excited. it will be good for the new york economy, for the stadium. a lot of excitement around this news. maria: for sure. antony blinken announcing the sudanese armed forces and their rapid support forces agreed to a 72 hour cease-fire. the us is helping to create a committee to oversee negotiations for a permanent peace deal incident. the white house telling the 16,000 private us citizens in sudan to shelter in placing its too dangerous for a coordinated evacuation. >> it's not standard practice for the united states to send the us military into war zones to extract all american citizens. we didn't do it in libya or syria and we didn't do it in ukraine. afghanistan was a unique case involving the end of a 20 year war the united states was centrally involved in. there should not be abroad expectation of a massive military operation to seize an airport or otherwise evacuate people from the country. maria: joining me is senior strate