roger: no. i think one that is franchised, growing up in washington i probably have deeper emotional feelings for her, but that's a franchise and a great market and we believe that it's going to be a tremendous success there and i think josh harrison -- josh harrison's limited investors are going to do a great job. i'm not surprised they got to that price. david: recently the nfl allowed private equity firms, including mine, to invest in nfl teams and minority stakes up to 10% and a number of these have already been done. i think valuations are above the $6 billion level. i think some of the minority stake investments are a billion-dollar valuations. why did you let the bad guys known as the private equity people into the tent and why have you capped it at 10%? roger: letting the bad guys in we really feel like there are things you guys could teach us about our business and maybe help us think about it differently. as you know that 10% as a silent position. we believe very strongly that we like

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roger rhoten: this is where it happens. joe: it still is. roger: this is a step back in time. 1934, the magic has played out on the screen and stage of the historic sebastiani theater. roger: to me it's just a beautiful old theater that has a warmth and a charm to it. joe: when magician roger rhoten appeared on the scene, it was almost like he'd popped out of a h. roger: well, i came here to watch a movie one night with my wife, and the lady was having a lot of trouble, and i told my wife, i said, i'm just gonna go back and ask this lady if there's anything i could do to help. joe: he's been helping the last 38 years, 32 as the theater's operator. roger: for me it's my second home, sort of like my church. joe: in the church of rhoten, time seems to have stopped in 1934. roger: and this is the old hemp system actually where ropes and sandbags. the long walk up to the projection room. joe: sure, the theater now has a digital projector, but rhoten prefers the old film. roger: this is our old projectors. i didn't want to get rid of them. i still wanna be able to show film. a lot o

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rogers talked about his speech in 2017. he talked about the promotion statistics of the air force promoting kernels to one star general. i think it was 37 people, and none in career space professionals. later we found out supposedly there was one. but that is kind of besides the point, or further exemplifies the point. where did we get that? eve was helping -- steve and tim morrison were helping congressman rogers on the speech that we worked hard on. it was a culmination of years of work. we always needed that good opening and that statistic provided the opening. i remember the general was in the room and you can hear a microphone drop after he gave that in the beginning. so that came from a one star general that i met with, it was outside the pentagon on a friday afternoon. that information was open to the public. the promotion statistics go to the senate. and anybody could look it up. as a staffer, i needed a little bit of a nudge. that nudge came from then brigadier general jen salzman, who also shared what the future n

wicker: of course not. >> so roger wicker does not want russia back in the g-8. does not want to have russia holding a veto over who is or is not in nato. i assume mr. rogers:erk -- i assume roger wicker with a not want a state visit of putin either? sen. wicker: i would not feel good about that. >> all right. what is your perspective on process and substance -- please. sen. wicker: let me make this point. nato is not an aggressive force against russia. that is totally soviet-style propaganda. and for anyone to believe that, anyone on the talk shows or anyone on european media to say that is absolutely just out of touch. >> i have to say this. president trump said this week that russia invaded ukraine because of nato enlargement. sen. wicker: well, that's -- i think the president was perhaps saying that that's what -- that's one of the pretexts that putin used. >> ok. sen. wicker: listen. putin isn't just sort of somebody going off the rail. putin is a war criminal. he needs to be in prison for the rest of his life. and there's no sense in treating him like he's

roger, please lead us in prayer. >> thank you maggie. mighty god, we begin this national prayer breakfast let us pause to remember the victims and familiesgg of the recent tragic plane crashes. heavenly father, we gather today in your holy presence, united as "one nation," lifting her hearted in thanksgiving. your words remind us blessed is the nation. we thank you for your guidance and blessings we seek your wisdom as we face the challenges. how good and pleasant it is i'm gonna people's lives together in unity. forgive us we fall into division but help us reflect your love and silver at the values of strength in our communities and our nation. we acknowledge as us almost declared our help comes from the lord, the maker of heaven and earth. moments in uncertainly let us find comfort and find you are our refuge and strength we enter it with thanksgiving as your word commands again, enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise and fill us with gratitude for your goodness and faithfulness. bless this gather with your piece

i will speak to roger and pete and find out. >> for all forms of energy?ico all forms of energy, yes. >> the constitutional pipeline in new york? pres. trump: yes. they were trying to get it for 20 years. what it means for upstate new york and everywhere in new york and other states but in particular new england. new england will cut the energy prices and big cuts in new york, too. cut the energy prices literally in half. we have the permits and just about everything we need for a new york permit. the energy prices would come down so far. and it is a lot of jobs for new york. a great thing new york. everybody wants it. we will meet with the governor of new york and the other governors, too. we can have it built in nine months. it is all set. we have almost all of the permits. >> you have also prioritized trade balance. the oil industry is worried about the deal tariffs. how will you balance that? pres. trump: are you talking about steel or aluminum? i saved the steel industry with tariffs because china was dumping massive amounts of steel . we took in $600

. >> hey, i know politicians, roger, okay.very few, but most are dumber than a rock. let's be honest, okay. i give money to politicians, so they do what i want. they're all very corrupt and stupid. okay? and, you know that roger. but you know what? i'd love a [ bleep ] job on "air force one." i think that'd be pretty fabulous. alright. >> hey, i'm sure it's happened before. >> can you make that happen? >> hey, call me if you change your mind. >> well listen, you get me on that "air force one," we'll talk. >> seth: we're back with sebastian stan. [ cheers and applause ] that was a clip from "the apprentice," getting oscar buzz. the way -- i was very impressed with a lot of the hands -- i feel like you must have put a lot of thought into the hand gestures. the man does talk with his hands. >> no, there was a lot of thought in everything. honestly because the -- the problem is, as you well know, you do too much of one thing, whether it's the lips or voice or hands or whatever, and you're just like, one tip too far and you lose ev

roger wick wicker from mississippi. armed services. >> put me where i belong.c chair oraor, ranking leader for many years. secretary of state rubio goes to p panama. and he will stop construction contract with china. something that was phasing in, he is not doing it, i don't know that answered the question. i want to talk to you, they still are controlling two ports one in atlantic and one ins pat irive, there was testimony before the senate commerce committee by smart lawyers saying that china has broken the neutralrry act, if we wanted to u.s. could have capacity to act in canal zone under the law, what do you think about that. >> it would be able to act under the law itself, but let me tell you if a real sure enough war broke out, do you think we would hesitate to utilize the panama canal, it would call for extreme measures, i 4-rd. --- will heard, i understood that the lock and transit fees were being reduced or eliminated. that would also be very fortunate and safe u.s. a lot of money. the point is tariff went to effect, panamanian president acted quickly

new hampshire and i'm so pleased to be co-chairing this year's prayer breakfast with my good friend, roger marshall from kansas. in a few moments we'll welcome our president, to the leaders of both parties and chambers, thank you for being here. and a special thanks to senator klobuchar, a member of the democratic senate leadership team, for pinch hitting this morning for senator schumer. who had a last-minute schedule change. in a minute roger will provide an opening prayer but before he does, a moment about the history, tradition and purpose that we are continuing here today. it's not uncommon for people to ask me why we have a prayer breakfast at the nation's capitol, given the first amendment, an amendment that protects freedom of religion by prohibiting government from favoring any one religion over another. an amendment that also protects the freedom of every american to decide how and when to worship. throughout our history, our leaders have been passionately committed to freedom of religion and freedom of expression. they've also faced enormous challenges and as has been the case t

roger. >> i agree with you. certainly departing from orthodoxy is president trump's approach. there was a question whether president trump and his second term would choose to lead on the global stage would america retreat. it is clear he is going at the hardest and most difficult issues facing the world. that begins with the gaza strip. i think president trump here is opening up the aperture on the set of solutions that could advance gaza and secure the state of israel and that right now looks like he is setting up to set up some sort of deal that he can cut bringing in regional partners like jordan, egypt and saudi. thats the framework by turning everything on its head. >> martha: charlie, what is your reaction? all of us were watching this and wow, can you rewind that? did he just say what we think he just said? watching netanyahu respond it was fascinating. what was your take, charlie? >> it really was, martha. if it had been anybody other than donald trump you would have not believed any of it. because we've gotten used to the way donald trump works we're okay, maybe he re

morgan rogers taking advantage of a failed clearance to double villa's lead. this group of players has done an unbelievablejob here are all three of sunday's matches. earlier, wolves beat second—tier blackburn rovers 2—nil. in scottish cup history, with queen's park knocking out side in front. then there was a nervy final few minutes for queen's park fans, as rangers were awarded a controversial stoppage—time james tavernier. queen's park will find out who their quarterfinal dunfermline 3—nil. lewandowski, lopez, raphinha and garcia with the goals. to italy now, and leaders napoli have dropped points, they are now four points clear of second—placed inter. calvin nash and captain caelan doris. scotland did get back into the game towards the end again in the second. again today against dangerous opponents on their home turf. hard for the victory. you'd always expect them to have purple patches you know, we didn't give some of their individuals opportunities. by finn going off. but i thought we delivered an intent to attack in the right way, and certainly, withou

. >> you're not steve rogers. >> you're right, i'm not. >> but if you're not too familiar with him and you haven't seen all the movies and tv shows within our parent company, disney's marvel cinematic universe, let's get to know him. >> sam wilson was the first african american. mainstream superhero. >> this is marvel superfan john claude futrell, who says sam wilson, aka falcon was a groundbreaking character. >> don't freeze. i never freeze. >> when he debuted just a few years after black panther in 1969. while black panther hailed from the mystical african nation of wakanda. in the comics, falcon was from new york city, just like john. >> i think the representation really opened up a world. >> to young comic book readers. >> like me. >> now, as you can see, falcon's main superpower is his ability to operate this mechanical winged bird suit, which has many uses. like if you need to cut flaming cars in half. but he now also wields mighty captain america shield after steve rogers, played by chris evans, passed the torch to his best friend sam wilson in a previous movie. >> we're on the

morgan rogers taking advantage of a failed clearance new signing mathys tel scored a late consolationoal, for two—and—a—half months. unbelievablejob. can't praise them highly enough for the effort they've put in, a small group of players playing twice a week for, here are all three of sunday's matches. 34—time winners rangers. then there was afinervy, final fans, as rangers were awarded a controversial stoppage—time penalty after two var checks. james tavernier. to italy now, and serie a leaders napoli have dropped at home to udinese. lazio are up to fourth, after hammering monza 5—1. and earlier, there were wins for roma and cagliari. in a goalless draw. just a couple of games in the bundesliga. ireland have beaten scotland 32 points to 18 to keep nash and captain caelan doris. scotland did get back into the game towards the end hard for the victory. you'd always expect them to have purple patches individuals opportunities. um, they were obviously hamstrung a little bit and hopefully, darcy graham is recovering. in the right way. their opportunities. of opportunities like that. how cl

the other thing about roger goodell, roger goodell has got to say what he's got to say, which is, againnothing to support the owners. this is a guy whose bosses are all together now. the nfl owners who just signed him to a new contract two years ago for $65 million at least. so he's going to go along with the company line. >> yeah. entertainers aside, because the last, what, four, maybe five halftime shows have been black artists. and we talked about ledisi. and i'm going to talk about a little more later. is there any fruit of this nfl commitment to dei? >> well, i mean, we've all seen this before. i mean, it's all a cover up for all the other things that are going on or not going on. the national football league. and let's start with the biggie. okay. it's the head coaching situation is still atrocious. okay. you talk about at the beginning of this season, you had six african american head coaches, two of which were fired after the season. after one year. okay. and then with this, this current hiring cycle, at the end of the season, there were six openings. only one african american h

george rogers clark. frustrated with the lack of support that he had received from the u.s. government after, the american revolution, and he had indicated he was willing to renounce his allegiance to the united states and conduct an invasion of spanish louisiana if he received the support of the french government. so, ginny decides this is a great plan, but i need some special cover for michaux. and he hears and he becomes very close friends with thomas jefferson, as you probably in this debate about the french revolution. jefferson is a great supporter of the french. he's a great supporter of the french revolution. he believes the united states should be more supportive of the french. so on july the fifth, 1793, junior meets jefferson at his house and remember, jefferson is secretary of state, but he is to nay and janay decides that he can trust jefferson and he tells t secretary of stas enre plot. and you can see here, this is jefferson's notehat meeting. and i highlighted the key parts here. he said, communicated to me ste, but as mr. jeffersonf meaning he was talking to

these negotiations are often years long diplomatic affairs and in tonight's interview, we talk to roger president biden's chief hostage negotiator knows it better than anyone. let's start with brittney griner, whose release you helped negotiate. how difficult was that? >> i would say probably the phd level of hardness. you are dealing with another country that doesn't necessarily want to release them. they're using a person for leverage. that was the case with brittney griner. we often say the other side holds the keys to the jail cell and our job is to painstakingly try to find out what's it going to take to get that american free? brittney was faster than most. paul whelan, that took years to break that logjam in order to get paul home. we were grateful to see paul come out of russia and i'm certainly glad to see trevor reid released in the last 48 hours. >> john: when you hear about the most recent releases, you've worked with the russians. we don't know quite what they got in return but they probably given your experience, they didn't get nothing. >> there are reports they'e got a g

uh, but sondra that empire my roger runs, you'd say a died in 1839. and as a result of that, that empire was breaking up into different kingdoms leased india company had managed to create a compromising side of relations with the northern half of the punjab. and that left one kingdom in the southern half of the punjab, which is where my ancestors were ruling at that time it was inevitable that there would be a conflict between the east india company and the british forces. and this last remaining kingdom, the last part of india to be conquered. and this was the fuse that's let's the 2nd angular sick war. but it was an extremely powerful fortress in no time. it took an enormous amount of material and troops and artillery to be brought to milton for the siege. and so as the british advanced, they came up to they came through the city, came up to the fortress, and then communicated with mirage to say it's time to surrender. ultimately, it came to the day of surrender, and this was the 22nd of january, 1849. mo roger was brought to the commanders 10th who

i'm with roger goodell.l is rigged or fixed or scripted. too many people have too many big mouths. too many people in this talk in this world. look. great players have always gotten calls in sports. michael jordan, lebron james. they have always gotten calls. it's extended to the biggest league in our country the nfl. do you know what? i really, really respect troy aikman for calling it out because roger goodell and the owners of the nfl really monitor big time what is said on broadcast. but, yeah they get calls. of course they get calls. they are the best team going for a three-peat. >> carley: going for that three-peat, dan, what do you think is going to happen? five days out what's the conversation going to be like on monday after the game? who is going to win? >> i'm going to say and i'm -- well, i'm not going to get it because you don't bet. three things you don't bet against. don't against nic say dan san and urban meyer because both retired and kansas city chiefs. i think the eagles are the best team.

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and roger marshall. thank you roger. markwayne mullin, oklahoma. i love oklahoma. don't know what it is. i 177 out of 77 count -- 70 out of 77 counties. and tommy tuberville a great coach. you know his quarterback was named mahomes, he was a great college coach and i said how good was he he said you don't want to know how good, he made me into a great coach. a pretty good quarterback right. he was very good. also governors we have governor glenn youngkin of virginia. thank you glenn, a good job. bill lee of tennessee paid thank you. jeff landry, louisiana. thank you. kim reynolds of iowa, thank you. we are trying to move you know education back to the states, we are making a big move and we are counting on linda mcmahon, linda mcmahon and sitting next to you is the new star is born caroline, congratulations. new star, a star is born. patrick morrissey, congratulations. a great friend of mine and he has really helped us at the border, greg abbott. thank you. jim pillen, where are you. very good. are you feeling good? not -- you had a bad fall. you are doing all righ

and roger marshall. thank you, roger. great. mark wayne mullen, oklahoma. i love oklahoma.on't know what it is. oklahoma, i went 77-77 counties. it's never been done. second was ronald reagan, 56, right? yeah. and tommy tuberville, a great coach. you know, his quarterback was named mahomes, he was a great college coach. and i said, how good was he? he said, you don't want to know how good. he made me into a great coach. pretty good quarterback, right? yeah. he was very good. good guy, too. also, governors, we have govern governor glenn youngkin of virginia, good job. bill lee of tennessee. bill, thank you. jeff landry, louisiana. thank you, jeff. kim reynolds of iowa. thank you. we're trying to move, you know, education back to the states. you do know that. we're making a big move and counting on linda mcmahon. and sitting next to you, the new star is born, karoline, congratulations. you've done great. new star. a star is born. patrick morris. congratulations. a great friend of mine and he's really helped us at the border, done a great job, of texas, greg abbott. thank you,

direction at quarterback one of the games all time greats 41 year old rogers has spent 2 years with a jet who missed the 1st seasons. injury and can get the team for playoffs this year is a, you'll see an ice hockey sands in montreal, canada to the us national anthem before the americans opening games. the 4 nations tournaments. canadians have been during the anthem at sporting events center president donald trump threatened tariffs against their close neighbors and long time allies the us players worked at all so winning this game, $61.00 against finland. all right, that is all your support for now. elizabeth, so thank you very much for that. finally, this news out damascus is, has thought orchestra has return to the stage a. so we and musicians resume teaching on the new leadership. many of course the optimistic about grace. i also stick freedom some worried about and then going tensions with all formal opposition fighters who are now in palace. some of in java reports from damascus, a valid ease of love and hope will help to build a harmonious future for serious that's according

-roger. ♪ -i remember that clipped call that rick had , knowing you can have communications that drope lost comm with the crew, but that's actually common. i mean, you don't have communications all the way through entry . so that didn't initially get my attention. ♪ -good morning to you. i'm miles o'brien. it is now 9:00 a.m. on the east coast, 6:00 a.m. out west. take a look outside. you should see what looks like a streaking meteor. it's actually the space shuttle columbia coming back. we're watching it. landing about 15 minutes away. ♪ -we've also lost the nose gear down talkback and the right main gear down talkback. ♪ -columbia, houston. comm check. ♪ -and then everybody started to lose sensors. they were getting no telemetry whatsoever. the screens were just going blank, reading nothing, just turning off. -columbia, houston, uhf, comm check. ♪ ♪ -there was a tenseness coming into the room. my focus was forward -- you know, trying to get something to report to flight that was useful. but there wasn't anything. ♪ -mila's not reporting any r.f. at this time. -fdo, when are you expe

like the white kids going to the malt shop roger: hey dwayne, rerun!nest lee: what's happening!! opened the entire world to black teenagers, who are best friends. roger: hey, and betty's folks are out of town so you know it's gonna be the party of the year. margaret cho: based around the friendships of rerun and raj. ernest lee: rerun could dance. ernest lee: then you had dwayne with the big fro, "hey, hey, hey!" dwayne: hey hey hey, what's happening? tracy morgan: dee, the sister... was like my sister. dee: you're always broke and you can't hold down a steady job. tracy: his mother was like my moms... she'd beat him! mama: all of it... roger: but mama! mama: i wouldn't say 'but' if i were you! it might give me an idea, dear. ernest lee: the average black family could identify with it. the other universal thing about what's happening!! is friendship. kids thrive on that. without friendship we have nothing. ernest lee: the irony of what's happening!!, when you go to the autograph signing, it's all white. you make them laugh, people don't care about the

i will speak to roger. i will speak to pete. i will find out. >> vice president leverage saying nothing is off the table including sanctions and u.s. military involvement if putin won't take a deal. >> back home 57,000 workers took the buyout deal short of the 5% to 10% of the workforce targeted. trump says mass lay offs to the make up for it are not the next step. >> that's 75,000 more than we would have had. nobody know what is that final number is, in the end i think a lot of people won't show up to work. >> while the house works to down size the government energy starting with lng in louisiana. new exports for asia and europe and executive order undoing the 600 million offshore acres former president biden shielded. the president now heading to mar-a-lago where he will monitor tomorrow's hostage releases in gaza. >> i don't know what's going to happen tomorrow at 12:00. if it was up to me, i would take a very hard stance. i actually think they should release all of the hostages. >> the president also revealed tonight indian

stuart: senator roger mar hall, always a pleasure.s, we appreciate it very much. >>> white house deputy chief of staff stephen miller says doge has uncovered a massive proud ring. madison, what exactly is the fraud ring accused of doing? >> they're accused -- it's foreign nationals who are accused of faking citizen hardship here in the u.s. in order -- citizenship here in the u.s. in order to get american benefits. so millions of taxpayer dollars are going to these bad actors. take a listen to what miller a had to say. >> for example, foreign fraud rings, these are foreign nationals who come into the united states, they use fake social security numbers, fake identities to steal billions in taxpayer benefits. there's no way to know until doge gains full access exactly how much money we're talking about, but over a 10-year budget window you could be talking about saving over a trillion dollars by clamping down on massive fraud in our tax and entitlement systems. >> i mean, let me repeat that last part, it's so important. miller saying c

all of that, led by nfl commissioner roger goodell.s part of an incredibly busy schedule for santa clara and the bay area, all thanks to efforts from the host committee. keep in mind this weekend will see the nba all star weekend taking over the city of san francisco in different parts of the bay area. next summer, levi's stadium will also be host to a few matches for the 2026 fifa world cup, so lots coming our way in the next year and a half here. that ceremony, that handoff ceremony from new orleans to santa clara, that's set to start in a little more than an hour from now. we'll show you exactly what it looks like coming up during our 7:00 hour. for now, we're live this morning in santa clara. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. james. well, nurses in the east bay are set to protest today against the sudden closure of the family birthing center at hayward saint rose hospital. the closure comes despite recent assurances from alameda health system that services at saint rose would be preserved. nurses say shutting down

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