roger never seem to answer the phone. >> he, roger it's limb again. don't know where you're at, i've been trying to get a hold of you for over 24 hours. >> word had traveled halfway around the world that roger had been having parties at their home. drinking with people as young as 18, acting like a teenager himself. lynn left him this voice mail before she got her flight home to texas. >> hey roger, it's ellen. i need to be sure that i have a ride when i get home. our marriage cannot withstand another deployment like this, period. you're not single anymore, roger, you need to stop hanging out with those guys. i never let you down on to play man, roger. i've always been there. >> lynn rarely gave up on people she loved. when she got home from saudi arabia, she wanted to patch things up with roger. >> you are talking about somebody who is in a marriage that she wanted to keep together. and she fought hard to keep it together. >> one night, linda decided to surprise him at his favorite country bar. but, the surprise was on her. roger was there, surrounde

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

as rogers involved the title. the ninth circuit has dramatically expanded th scope ogers. that is my question. why don't we just de parody whether it is everything else. >> i think rogers at least by the ninth circuit is not limited these, so the court if you are saying that rogers i integral to the circumstances of the c i think you would probably loy be saying it shouldn't be applied not just in cases involving parody, but others -- logical because we are nots dealing with titles or anything else. >> i think our principal onse is if the rationale for the decision the court adopt that rogers can't be squared with the lanham act,t's hard how that would be to parod and not apply to other uses of marks that are currently covered by the rogers test. >> is the govt's position that the case of likelihood confusion in the rogers test is out of the picture or that the first amendment across the board is on the picture? >> i think it is just the former. we d test is the way to approach the cases for indeed in theirst amen

roger. yeah, absolutely. and i think um, the provision of these was it, and i just found a site training for today's new client and find the policy to use. that's sixteen's . i'm so and the us saying, well, when i even got it, provide them with, with the way of very happy for allies to provide the these planes. so we've been a showed by, um, oh yeah. and yeah, i'm not going to use the russian is, i mean, this is just nonsense. you know, in the end we can either rely on politicians to just wake up one morning and do the right thing. well, we can understand. but in the end, the engine of real change is working class people, and that's what we get. i have to mobilise is always about organizing how we're going to get people to stand up and do something about this running the system that we're under. now we're living, we have this, which is faced with continual heat pump to say the united states was really great because the, because china got involved helped to broad career paste. it's a inside the right be of any

roger yeah, absolutely. and nothing can the prevention of these, what is it that just front of site training for these new training and 5 to policy use? that's sixteen's. and so, and they do, i sign my way, not even gonna provide them with, with the way of very happy for allies to provide the these planes that we've been a showed by um, oh yeah. and yeah, i'm not gonna use them as a russian is, i mean, this is just nonsense. you know, in the end we can either rely on politicians to just wake up one morning and do the right thing. well, we can understand. but in the end, the engine of real change is working class people, and that's what we get. i have to mobilize, you know, is always about organizing how we're gonna get people to stand up and do something about this running the system that we're under. now we're looking at, we have this, which is faced with continuous heat pump to say the united states was really great because the, because china got involved helped to broker a paste. it's a inside the right i

. >> reporter: 91-year-old roger frye is a war hero.ed the bronze medal for his bravery, a trait that came back to life as he tried to stop man he says robbed and then attacked him at this bus station in redwood city. >> nobody intervened. i knew it was my fight. >> reporter: it was sunday afternoon, and roger was headed home from best buy where he took his new laptop for an update. his old laptop was recently stolen from his home. and now this. he says a man on a bike snatched his laptop from the back of his wheelchair as he waited for a bus. >> i said hey, give it back to me. and i went after him. >> reporter: roger says he held on to the man's bike as others called police. >> yeah. >> reporter: but that's when he got thrown to the ground. >> he was pounding on me. >> reporter: the suspect took off, and roger was left injured with no laptop, which is what helps him communicate with his friends and family. >> they crossed me. >> i understand in the climate that we live in that people are afraid, didn't know if the person had a gun or k

go ahead, roger. but also, i think, i think we should also have going back to, well, i'm one of my 1st comments about looking at this through a wider lens round of them through they can global knowles effectively because i, i think that we really need to use organizing strengths use all of that kind of technology that's, that is now available to us, such as even being able to do this call i, but use the facilities that we've got to engage more with active as in the global science who have said that they're not prepared to put up with a continual role of the united states being told that they could only trade in the us dollar basically that they pitched all that stuff and i think we need to link him with. and because i think he forever to say, we'll try it. and it's gonna come about because people have organized not just in the global knowles, but haven't linked in ways um, similar progressive full says i'm from the global science as well. so i've gone really optimistic actually, cuz i, i see a lot of

go ahead, roger. but also, i think, i think we should a, so i'm going back to, well, i'm one of my 1st comments about looking at this through a wider lens of all of them through they can global knowles effectively because i, i think that we really need to use organizing strengths use all of that kind of technology that's, that is now available to us, such as even being able to do this call i, but use the facilities that we've got to engage more with active as in the global science who have said that they're not prepared to put up with a continual role of the united states being told that they could only trade in the us dollar basically that they pitched all that stuff. and i think we need to link him with them because i think he forever to say, we'll try and just gonna come about because people have organized not just in the global knowles, but haven't linked in ways um, similar progressive full says i'm from the global sites as well, so i've gone really optimistic actually, cuz i, i see a lot of peop

i think it's fair to say roger waters is an increasingly controversial figure.le: give us some more context. why is this such a scandal now? >> anything that might seem to relative eyes or trivialize the holocaust or any other nazi cause is taboo as far as the majority of people here in germany. and of course the law bans nazi symbols. but that doesn't apply here. roger waters is being sort of investigated under the law of incitement, disturbance of the peace. there is a growing focus on this issue and several cities have in fact tried to get roger waters concerts band in the past unsuccessfully and indeed the next roger waters concert is coming up in frankfort and a couple of days and protesters have already said they will be demonstrating against what they see as anti-semitism. nicole: thank you, simon young. the cannes film festival in the south of france is coming to a close. the jury is getting ready to announce this year's winners, including the film that will take the top prize, the palme d'or. >> the french riviera has been allied with the celebrity fuel

roger. well this is a- which, we have drag racing now. roger. �*7 roger. a bit of fun. i don't know. yeah, i don't— it a bit of fun. i don't know. yeah, i don't-i- it a bit of fun. i don't know. yeah, i don't-i mean, yeah, i don't think. i mean, meme— yeah, i don't think. i mean, mewhe m— yeah, i don't think. i mean, maybe in like 1978 or something, this would have made sense. but i just 20, 23, i mean, i think just 20, 23, everybody's fine. everybody's fine with, you know, nobody's going oh my god, going to be like, oh my god, there's at this there's gay people at this racing know, this racing event. you know, this cannot right. cannot be. yeah, that's right. there any hostility , there won't be any hostility, wee—eetme- there won't be any hostility, were—going tel there won't be any hostility,l were—going to say, were they? i was going to say, i wewtth-t— were they? i was going to say, i wouldn't like— were they? i was going to say, i wouldn't like to— were they? i was going to say, i wouldn't like to be— were they? i was going to say, i wouldn't like to

roger. well this is a- which, we have drag racing now. roger. �*7 roger. a bit of fun. i don't know. yeah, i don't— it a bit of fun. i don't know. yeah, i don't-i- it a bit of fun. i don't know. yeah, i don't-i mean, yeah, i don't think. i mean, meme— yeah, i don't think. i mean, mewhe m— yeah, i don't think. i mean, maybe in like 1978 or something, this would have made sense. but i just 20, 23, i mean, i think just 20, 23, everybody's fine. everybody's fine with, you know, nobody's going oh my god, going to be like, oh my god, there's at this there's gay people at this racing know, this racing event. you know, this cannot right. cannot be. yeah, that's right. there any hostility , there won't be any hostility, wee—eetme- there won't be any hostility, were—going tel there won't be any hostility,l were—going to say, were they? i was going to say, i wewtth-t— were they? i was going to say, i wouldn't like— were they? i was going to say, i wouldn't like to— were they? i was going to say, i wouldn't like to be— were they? i was going to say, i wouldn't like to

yeah, as you said, this relates to what to roger waters was wearing during his stayed show in berlin last week. and as you've already described it, a long black leather coat with a, a red on band on his left arm and the symbol reminiscence of a nazi swastika in fact to a to have a is in the across shape. now the police say they've, they've had reports and they've looked at images and on the face of it, this war, it's an investigation. i think roger waters, as far as i understand, it says that this is just part of a show that he's been doing for many years. and in fact he, he claims that it's a really a critique of fascist fantasies. mm hm. so what is he now being investigated for what are authorities looking at or into in his case to yeah, uh, the police side, the looking into the possibility that these actions and this, uh, this cost team could uh, represent to include on the mine the dignity of the victims of the nazis, and that it could constitute a glorification of some kind of demonstration of approval for not see crimes. and because of that it could cause a disturbance of publi

something roger wants to change. bus stations should have cameras and security that would have been a deterrent, he says, had cameras or security been there. now, roger has been a bit unlucky with that laptop. prior to him getting robbed, it was stolen from his home. but regardless of his string of luck lately, he says nothing is going to stop him from getting back out there. a brave man, indeed. >> that he is. why would someone do that? a 91-year-old and in a wheelchair. >> it's ridiculous. thank you, ginger. >>> happening today, a former san leandro police officer charged in a deadly walmart shooting is set to return to court. jason fletcher is out on bail after pleading not guilty in connection with a shooting that happened in april of 2020 inside the san leandro walmart store. video shows the 33-year-old, steven taylor, hold ago baseball bat after a brief altercation, police say fletcher used a taser, then deadly force. protesters are expected to rally outside the courthouse. a trial is not expected until next ye

joining us on texas under ted cruz and kansas senator roger marshall both down on our southern borderwhat's happened tonight senator cruz also with you. his nose was growing and growing and growing. this is all the fault of you consider marshall for not embracing amnesty. >> well laura it's great to be with you roger and i are both down here in ground brownsville, texas, on the southern border and there is a full on invasion that is unfolding. we see between half years the worst feeling of immigration in history six halfling people crossing illegally on so you as we stand here tonight hours away from title 42 expiring there are 22,000 illegal immigrants camped just south of the rio grande preparing to cross over. every day this community and the entire southern border is being swamped, it's being overwhelmed roger and i met with border patrol agents tonight we met with the chief, we met with the head of the border patrol union they told us that justin brownsville that they're seeing roughly 100 chinese nationals a day crossing illegally into this country that they've seen in less than

and we crossed to roger mackenzie. he is an international editor. i gentleman comstock rose and i think that means he can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate michael. let me go to you 1st here. i'm titling this program sacrificing ukraine. i propose that was a very interesting article, the new york times a few days ago, titled the u. s. should be a force for peace in the world. well, i think we should all agree with that. but one of the most, the most important take away in the context of ukraine and deletes is this sentence here, 2 sentences in diplomacy. well, one must attempt strategic empathy seeking to understand one's adversaries. this is not weakness. it is wisdom. and i can think of a better way to encapsulate the madness that we're all experiencing, michael as well. we're just saying the opposite of we've been that more for 22 years, plus and i don't see any ending to it any. and in terms of the united states, but it's, it's, it's driven by ideology. it's also driven by a hoax. and, and it's a hoax that the democrats have to liv

computadora de su mochila que llevaba detrás de su silla de ruedas mientras esperaba un autobús >> rogerbicicleta del hombre mientras otros llamaban a la policía >> y fue entonces que según roger el sospechoso lo aventó hacia el piso >> y lo golpeó dejándolo herido y sin computadora, algo que utilizaba para comunicarse con su familia y amigos >> entiendo que en esta época la gente tiene miedo porque no sabe si el hombre pudo haber estado armado pero el hecho de que nadie le ayudó hasta que después que se fue el hombre eso sí me dio mucho coraje dijo el amigo de roger >> (nombre inaudible) dice estar investigando el incidente pero hasta ahora no se ha realizado un arresto y no había cámara >> algo que roger espera que cambie pronto >> Él exige cámaras y más oficiales en las paradas de autobús y tren porque asegura que nada lo detendrá de sus aventuras >> en redwood city (nombre inaudible) noticiero telemundo 38 >> las autoridades locales del fbi informaron este viernes que realizaron entrevistas y también se recolectaron pistas en una vivienda de redwood city >> se espera que les lleve al

this, these are the people were dealing with roger. i think it's really easy to have this discussion and i kind of very global, no sense. hi, when, when actually, when you look at the support for this war across the world, most of the world does not support um what, what the us and the allies a doing fine and to the last drop of ukrainian blood. basically, most people don't support obama. and so i think when we're talking about whether or not there's a um, does that make sense a piece across the world. we shouldn't just talk about it in terms of why the u. k. german a, the us, what's going on that, and even then actually that, that is a and certainly in the you, k is a very vibrant and sequel movement still in here. well, they don't get is a publicity, because that's within the control of that. and the liberals that control the media and so on. and organizations of the media atlas, progressive media outlets don't get the same attention bus actually across the world. there's a movement pace taking place. there is massive. my people want

it was sunday afternoon and roger frey was headed home from best buy.an on a bike snatched his laptop from the back of his wheelchair as he waited for a bus. roger says he held onto the man's bike as others called police, but that's when he was thrown to the ground. the suspect took off and roger was left injured, with no laptop, which is what helps him communicate with his friends and family. >> i said, hey, give it back to me, and i went after him. he was pounding on me. >> you know, i understand in the climate we live in that people are afraid, didn't know if the person had a gun or a knife. but when roger said that nobody came to his aid until after the person left, it just really angered me. >> reporter: now, samtrans says it's investigating the incident, but so far there have been no arrests and there were no cameras to catch the crime. something roger wants to change because he believes bus stations should have cameras and security. he says if they were there, this may not have happened. it could also save other people have having this happen to

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a seven-mile stretch near his former paisley park home will be renamed prince rogers nelson memorialre, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we want to begin with some breaking news right here in washington with one of the most serious cases to come out of the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. four members of the far-right extremist group the proud boys, including its former president, enrique tarrio, were found guilty of numerous felonies, including seditious conspiracy. a federal jury convicted the four of plotting the attack on the capitol as part of its bid to keep donald trump in the white house and prevent the peaceful transfer of power to then-president-elect joe biden. they each face decades in prison. the convictions are seen as a major victory for the department of justice as part of the largest criminal investigation in american history. cbs's scott macfarlane is with us here in washington and is going to start us off tonight from outside the federal co

roger negotiate. ukraine is read to roger negotiate. to negotiate but - roger negotiate. ukraine is ready to negotiate but the l ready to negotiate but the russians want it all. what i forecast with regard to this counteroffensive, ukraine will likely be quite successful. it is not sufficiently armed to achieve strategic breakthroughs and break the russian military, forced them to and the wire but it is going to be able to achieve major operational successes, liberating territory and putting enormous pressure on vladimir putin, it is destabilising for russia. i expected was the end of this year, we will start to see much more fulsome negotiations play out but mainly because of ukraine's success under the battlefield. we are seeing that already unfold. if battlefield. we are seeing that already unfold.— already unfold. if that does not happen _ already unfold. if that does not happen and _ already unfold. if that does not happen and ukraine i already unfold. if that does - not happen and ukraine falters in the coming days and weeks ahead

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kate rogers is here with more. >> good morning.ness confidence index is out taking the pulse of main street. the data shows split between the owners polled on those who do and do not have confidence in the banking system right now at 49 versus 50%. a majority of small business owners say they are confident that their business capital is secure, but less about 53% say it is easy for them to access the capital needed for their businesses to operate right now. the respondents said they were banking mostly a community and regional banks with a total of two-thirds, remaining 40% at larger banks the survey was conducted among 2,000 small business owners in late april generally small business owners say they're feeling somewhat more confident with the business index showing an overall score of 46 out of 100 but the broader outlook on the economy not so hot just 21% say the economy is good or great part of the big issue here is inflation. it has been a stubborn top concern for small business owners for more than a year at this point back o

roger: not all banks are created equal.hen you look at the banking sector, you can't treat them as one homogenous mass. they are providing different services for different people. forming a few you on the banking sector -- forming a view on the banking sector, very much saying that the security of the system is fine. yet we have some elements of the banking sector where there are specific commercial real estate bottlenecks which are causing pressure on the balance sheet. we look at the midcap banks, exposure is anywhere between 40 and 48%. if you compare that number to the large banks, where the number is about 7%, you can see the concentration risk dissipates. yvonne: it is forcing depositors to put money into a money market fund or a t-bill. you are advising the ultrarich, what is the argument to stay invested in these markets? roger: it's when you look at what happens to treasuries, in periods following the rate cycle, when they have come to a peak, and you project forward 24 months after the peak of the cycle, irrespect

roger and i are bothbrlle, downe in brownsville, texas. we're on the southern border and there is a full on invasion. that is unfolding. we've seen for two and a half years the worst illegal immigration in history. igration isix and a half millioa crossing illegally. and i'll tell you , as we stand here tonight, hours away from title 42 expiring, there are 22000 illegal immigrants campede just south of the rio grande, preparing to cross over every day this community and the entire southern border is being swamped. it's being overwhelmed. roger and i medroger and t withw patrol agents tonight. we metitf with the chief.the with the head of the border patrol. d union. they told us that here just just in brownsville,stin that sg they are seeing roughly a hundred chinese nationalhly 1s a day crossing illegally intoco this country that they'vuntry en in less than a month.nth 35,0 thirty five thousand00ly and venezuelans crossing illegally. and what is so infuriatinging ae is what you just said , mayorkas and biden, they're not trying trying to s

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we want to wring in the cnn legal analyst and former prosecutor jennifer rogers into the conversation and behind the doors here, both sides are anticipating the verdict from the jury, and both trump's attorneys are there as well as e. jean carroll we saw walk in a moment ago. jennifer, it is standing out to me that the jury got 90 minutes instructions and deliberated for 2 1/2 hours only. what does it say to you? >> well, we will find out soon enough, but usually, if it is an uneven case if one side has much more evidence than the other side, then a quick verdict is favoring the side with the evidence. so they would find for e. jean carroll here, because that is the weight of the evidence, and maybe a juror or two stretching out the deliberation, but if nobody did that, they are going with the weight of the evidence, and that is a finding for e. jean carroll. >> and jennifer in the span of weeks then, we would have a former president indicted by manhattan district attorney of course, and the former president, and again, we don't know the outcome of this. >> we will shortly. >> but we

i think what bodes well for air rogers so having a playoff quarterback like aaron rogers makes a differenceing as well as yards allowed last year so to take aaron rogers and bring him to a team in a city that's hungry and has a lot of young talent with offensive and defensive rookies of the year last year and a team with tremendous defense, i think jets fans have a lot to be looking forward to this year and an opportunity to make it to the playoffs and once you get in the playoffs and you have a guy with that type of experience like aaron rogers you never know what happens. stuart: ben, i know nothing about football but you cared me through this interview really really well. thank you, young man. lauren: he did great. stuart: ben watson you're all right >> happy monday morning. stuart: you've got it. and then we have this , adidas. now that's a german firm. lauren: good job. either one. stuart: they are planning to do a lot more business in america. what's the plan? lauren: they focus on sports and one of them, you know a lot about, soccer, off of basketball moving their headquarters to los

on an encrypted channel called friends of roger stone, because roger stone set it up, and he's also inhat's the kind of connective tissue, but whether or not they can prove a deeper connection beyond a reasonable doubt, that's the open question. >> all right, ryan goodman, thank you so much. >>> "outfront" next, democrat turned independent senator kyrste kyrsten sinema hasn't even announced she is running for re-election, and already, she is taking incoming fire from all political sides. >> sinema sold out. >> we're "outfront" in arizona. >>> plus new reporting into "outfront" from cnn's kay file, a rising star in the republican party calling a school shooting survivor a communist looking for 15 minutes of fame. together we provide nutrients to support immune, muscle, bone, and heart health.. yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ and this is ready to go online. any questions? -yeah, i got one. how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that. that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants the internet to work, pret

commodore rogers, with the frigates and congress a the united states and brig argus, the decatur bainbridge with a constitution and scoop of war on it all set out to strike british merchant fleets. deployment of these american naval squadrons diverted the british fleet to northern american waters from blockading united states ports to escorting merchant men and seeking out our commerce. new jersey july 17 and 1818 12. and one of the most dramatic incidents of the war a british squadron, including the frigate carrier and shannon moving south from halifax, almost captured the constitution. captain hall by skillful hedging narrowly, escaped in a dead calm with no help from the sailors. anchors were repeatedly carried ahead in ships. boats dropped and the constitution hall up to them. resourcefulness saved the day. just a month later, on august 19, while out in the north atlantic, the constitution made her most famous fight. she again cited bulgaria this time alone. all had the weather gauge, the approach to pass under galileo's stern or a good pronoun, a raking right side. but the english capt

, 0livia europe, and roger davies, olivia newton europe, and roger davies, 0livia newtonjohn, he would is like no, we can to another show! but if tina could do it, we could do it. you are 25, she was 45 of the time and you're just a kid seeing things for the first time and in california, that the whole world was like california but it isn't. but she lives in a wonderful place in switzerland and we got to go to her house seven or eight years ago and following clapton again and i got to see her and it was wonderful. and wonderful lady. so spiritual and she just dancesin lady. so spiritual and she just dances in your heart and you feel that rhythm in the polls and i've never seen anybody with the power of a microphone so close. and i was in the front stage and she danced with his rams and fluid camera crane in the air. tristan never did this. i was working at the time of paul becker was the director and one of the best directors since his mccartney's directors. you have this really unique view getting to watch her night after night on this, honourfor his huge her night after night on this

too late now, roger. he has won 34. late now, roger. he has won 34 staaes late now, roger.ratulations. when you watch it and he knew it, it is the year you have had seen real? i it and he knew it, it is the year you have had seen real?- you have had seen real? i was listening. _ you have had seen real? i was listening, getting _ you have had seen real? i was listening, getting emotional. you have had seen real? i was| listening, getting emotional all over again. listening, getting emotional all overagain. it listening, getting emotional all over again. it doesn't feel real. sometimes it feels like it has happen to somebody else. then, when i look in the mirror and see my hair has gone, things have changed so much for me. to be able to come back and compete at the europeans, their last competition i competed at before i had to take time off for treatment, to win, it really gets me. i treatment, to win, it really gets me. . ., , treatment, to win, it really gets me. , .,, , me. i bet it does. i suppose your level of professionalism, - me. i bet it does. i suppose your level o

go ahead, roger. but also, i think, i think we should a, so i'm going back to, well, i'm one of my 1st comments about looking at this through a wider lens rather than various a global knowles effectively. because i, i think that we really need to use organizing strengths, use all of that kind of technology that's, that is now available to us such as even being able to do this call i, but use the facilities that we've got to engage more with active as in the global science who have said that they're not prepared to put up with a continual role of the united states being told that they can only trade in the us dollar. basically that they pitched all that stuff. and i think we need to link him with them because i think he forever to say, we'll try it. and it's gonna come about because people have organized not just in the global knowles, but haven't linked in with a similar progressive full says i'm from the global staff as well. so i've gone really optimistic actually, cuz i, i see a lot of people risin

on an encrypted channel called friends of roger stone.e said it up and that network. that's the kind of connective tissue. but whether or not they can prove a deeper connection, beyond the reasonable doubt, that's the question. >> ryan goodman, thank you so much. out front next, democrat turned independent, senator kyrsten sinema hasn't even announced she is running for reelection. at, already she's taken, incoming in fire from all political sides. [crowd chanting] we're up front, in arizona. plus, new reporting into out front from cnn's kfile. a rising star in the republican party, calling a school shooting survivor, a communist looking for 15 minutes of fame. insurance. so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ this is how tosin lost 33 pounds on noom weight. i'm tosin. noom gave her a psychological approach to weight loss. noom has taught me how you think about food has such a... huge impact on your relationship with it. visit noom.com and start your

roger ailes.rything we've said about david dinkins came right out of the newspapers and right out of your television reports and is fair and true. - at first, i think there was a horror among the people who were in the campaign that, "we're trying to run as a liberal fusion candidate. "why would you bring in the most notorious republican political consultant?" - democrats, as you recall, have pussyfooted around this issue for a long time. - and in new york city's race for mayor, democrat david dinkins is leading in the polls over republican rudolph giuliani. - all of a sudden, david dinkins comes along riding the wave of, you know, he was gonna be the first black mayor, and that was at a time when that had a real kind of emotional resonance, both within new york and nationally. - mr. giuliani sounds more and more like joe mccarthy. he ought to be ashamed. he has violated the tenets of office many times. - i don't refer to that as a violation of the law, david. you filed a false financial order for

in january, illinois passed a law that prevented roger cross, who owns a store full of guns, from importing them into the state. the store and the weapons i want to buy are angry, you don't know what an american is, you should be able to do whatever you want as long as your work does not affect anyone else and that all weapons should be banned. there will be a difference the next part of the news at 11:30 for the translation of your texts. thank you. in the name of god, have a good night and be happy . let's start tonight's football magazine program with persepolis's victory. now, the third city of this season, this time to the final of the cup. the tunnel of fans for the premier league champion. the second semi-final match of persepolis hawadar was held before the game to celebrate the 4th of khordad, dezful day of resistance. someone came into being to double the difference, but the goalkeeper of the fans prevented it with a beautiful reaction. a minute later , vahid amiri scored the second goal of sarhpoushan and the first goal of season 6 . in the 34th minute, shun got a penalty kick, b

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

y fue entonces que según roger el sospechoso lo aventó hacia el piso.o y no sabe si el hombre pudo haber estado armado pero el hecho de que nadie me ayuda hasta después de que se fue el hombre me dio mucho coraje que fuera amigo de roger. dice estar investigando el incidente pero hasta ahora no se ha realizado en arresto y no había cámara. a lo que pronto él exige cámaras y más oficiales en las paradas de autobús y tren nada lo detendrá de susaventuras noticiero telemundo 48 >>> así nos vamos hacer nuestra primera pausa tres días después del fin del y truculenta y dos continuar flujo de migrantes llegando a la frontera sur. además regresa la feriael condado cont d dra cuánto regre enseguida.son las 5:00 de la tarde conocimientos gracias por continuar con nosotros en este horario especial tres días después del fin del título 32 continuar flujo de migrantes llegan a la frontera sur y luego sino transportados a distintas ciudades del país entras tanto en honduras la madre de una menor que murió en un albergue de migrantes en florida exige respuestas. andre

let's check in with steve rogers, former new jersey police detective. i keep coming back to the eyewitness account who said there were 50 or 60 gunshots she heard. that sounds like more than one shooter. there were reports, at least we are looking for a second gunman although that seems to have dissipated. there saying the gunman is down so apparently just one gunman. the one gunman was capable firing 50 or 60 shots, a terrifying notion. >> what comes to mind is the thought of people, yes i could. yes i could. yes i am. jon: go ahead, steve. >> okay. what comes to mind many times, no fault of the witnesses, they hear multiple shots fired in a case like this and put a number to it. i remember many times police incidents, people would run up to me and say lieutenant, you had 50 cops at the scene when there are only five or ten. people are in shock, they don't know what to do, they are beside themselves so it may have been in a situation like that. hopefully there were no 50 or 60 shots. something very catastrophic but sometimes that does happen and could

mr rogers. — bureaucracy, of greed. mr rogers, have you ever had negotiated with the soviets?tetris.- negotiated with the soviets? we're here for tetris. what did he sa , we're here for tetris. what did he say. i _ we're here for tetris. what did he say. i don't _ we're here for tetris. what did he say, i don't speak— we're here for tetris. what did he say, i don't speak russian. | he say, i don't speak russian. i'm he say, i don't speak russian. i'm gonna _ he say, i don't speak russian. i'm gonna make you a millionaire. _ i'm gonna make you a millionaire. [- i'm gonna make you a millionaire.— i'm gonna make you a millionaire. i don't have a riaht millionaire. i don't have a right to — millionaire. i don't have a right to receive _ millionaire. i don't have a right to receive money . millionaire. i don't have a j right to receive money for millionaire. i don't have a - right to receive money for my game — right to receive money for my game. that's criminal, no? it is crazy _ game. that's criminal, no? it is cra . game. that's criminal, no? it is crazy-— is crazy. the challeng

available at roger's store choral the type of weapon is ar-15 and its parts, who buys the generations the truck, the customer, the customer, the gun game , literally, a gun, because it is currently made for the public , it has also become the most divisive weapon in america, in congress republicans put it on the collar and many democrats want it outlawed. it brings a lot more services . the bullet of this weapon can tear a person's face or separate the body americans may be in favor of stricter gun laws, but here , in small towns and rural areas, there is a gap between the views of rural and urban residents, and people are more in favor of the most popular gun in america . in january, illinois announced a new law. who passed this law and this law made roger cross with a store full of guns unable to sell them in his state and the guns i want to buy angry you don't know what an american you should be able to do whatever you want as long as you work on the person the other one has no effect, is it effective or not, and what year is it that all weapons should be banned , which will probab

steve rogers is back with us. former retired lieutenant detective from nutley, new jersey police department. steve, the comparisons are interesting. lawrence was talking about the difference between new york city and say allen, texas. trying to process the scene is going to be a monstrous undertaking. >> it certainly is. in addition to that processing at the scene i'm talking about, as ted williams mentioned earlier police are now going to execute search warrants shooters property, computer, car. that individual shooter may have had a car in the parking lot. so all of this is taking place right now. it is a lot of work. but jon, i will tell you and i've had discussions over the years he reported the shootings. what comes to mind is when you see something say something print and bring that up because many times after these incidents we find out there's something on social media. something said in that room. there was a conversation between the shooter and someone else. it is so important for people to never hesitat

and roger parloff, i would go to you.ovelty, i think what i was most focusing on is this notion that you did not have to be at the capitol that day to be guilty of seditious conspiracy. because the conceit from the justice department was, look, you could have directed the mob, at a lower level proud boys to be used as pawns, as tools, in the effort to carry out the seditious conspiracy. this was an uphill climb, in some respects, for the doj, given its history that mary mccord so eloquently laid out. what was the outlook in the courtroom through this extended trial? >> well, there was some concern about whether enrique tarrio, the top defendant in a way, the national chairman of the proud boys at that time, could be convicted and whether the jury would think that conducting -- the fact that he was in baltimore throughout all of this puts him in -- its certainly puts him in a different situation. but you had his involvement in, really, creating the chapter, a special chapter that was created on december 12th, the day after