>> how many times did you call rusty? >> rusty? zero times. >> and demeanor issue.rrest. >> are you serious? >> i need to sit down, i'm very nervous. >> did andrea know beforehand who the shooter was? according to a friend, andrea had confided in her that she thought hemy neuman resembled the police sketch. if she had any suspicion hemy was involved, why hadn't she told police? >> she kept seeing hemy's face in that -- those sketches, is that correct? >> not the face. it was the eyes is what she said. >> and those drawings were published certainly no more than two days after rusty was shot, is that correct? >> i -- i guess so. >> andrea hugged her best friend as she got off the stand. but once the two women were in the hallway, out of the view of the cameras and the jurors, andrea reportedly threatened her. the best friend's lawyer says he overheard the confrontation. >> andrea tells her, i understand why you did what you did, but now you're going to have to live with what i'm going to do. >> the trial judge banned andrea sneiderman from the courthouse for the remai

, just that little sliver of light there on the right making its way through the reddish glow that rusty red colors actually cast as light passes past the earth's atmosphere and the blue light in our atmosphere filters. all that out. so you get is the red landing on the moon there and you'll see less and less of that sliver here over the next 9 minutes before totality is reached. for 10:00am so i'm glad you're here super early, james because i know eou're living for this >> as a fellow science men this is pretty cool to see because i think the last time we had of total lunar eclipse was back in january 2019. if my records are right and it's pretty cool to see it with their own eyes on a clear enough night so we can see it here in the bay. exactly. because yesterday at the same time, especially this view that you're looking at right now. the transamerica pyramid there. it was kind of cloudy. but this morninh we are getting a clear view of the moon. so good chance to maybe look out your window while keeping us here on a crime now for viewers that have been watching all night long. the ecli

and tomorrow morning around the same time, we're actually going to be looking rusty glow to that moon. as we look at a supermoon lunar eclipse across the bay area that early start to peak around 04:10am, for early risers that something you want to get outside and catch for a few minutes along the western horizon looking outside this morning at our sutro tower cam some low cloud cover sifting across the bay area. this perspective showing at right across san francisco, but also saying it further south of the peninsula stretching into the bay and as well into the east bay visibility in pockets quite low this morning. so do be mindful of that as you venture out for this tuesday morning commute radar shows those same low clouds having pushed in from the coast as we do see this cool sea breeze keeping temperatures nice and mild for yet another day across the bay. now temperatures are mostly in the 50's. we do have some 60's to note in valais fairfield pittsburgh unconquered. well, oakland and alameda each at 57 san francisco and san mateo sitting right now at 55 degrees. this is overall war

that's when you saw that rusty red glow, you're seeing a lot less of that now. if you have a minute, look at the horizon and that is the earth's shadow being cast on the moon right there. and as you can see from the berkeley hills cam. it is nice and clear as you venture out there, a very clear view this morning over in pleasant hill kevin kennedy sending this view and not of the moon. but just as that morning glow begins to rise over the horizon over the east bay. nice to be seeing a clear morning specially for those of us that want to take that extra moment. maybe go outside and look at them in skies are calm, too because we are looking at a calmer day overall than yesterday. winds not going to be as much of a factor with less sea breeze are going to be getting a bit warmer this afternoon. we're starting off this morning really mild 40's and 50's a bit cooler than we were at the same time yesterday expected comfortably warm afternoon before the heat of eventually really builds in next week. now, as far as your commute goes this morning, we are starting to see

a little rusty but, you know, we're working through it.nk you once said that, "to me, food and producing, cooking food isn't so much an art, it is a craft," and you compared yourself to a builder. but i mean, you're not working with bricks, you're working with... peas! right now, you're working with peas. yeah, but it is very much — it's a trade. it's very much a trade for me. you know, there are chefs out there that are really creative and incredibly artistic. but from my point of view, it's much more a case of understanding the building blocks of flavour. you know, you have kind of crunch, texture, you know, sweet, savoury, acidity and just trying to find the balance of everything. so every time that you build something on a plate, it is essentially like it's a trade, it's a craft. it's like building a chair, like a carpenter or building a wardrobe, or doing whatever. you know, you arejust essentially putting the foundations and then building upon it. are you constantly striving to be a better builder? i mean, do you think you're a bette

>> it's rusty. >> seth: yeah. >> i'm definitely rusty. and i took two steps forward, one step back.have no shame about putting my mask back on you know, even if we're outside. i'm like, if it makes me feel more comfortable, put it on. i miss my friends. but i -- it's also like a process. because i find that it's the aftermath that's the most difficult. i'm fine while i'm in it and then, i get home and i'm like, "that was so reckless and irresponsible. and now, you know -- and i was not. as you can tell, i take things quite seriously. [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- this is really incredible this is eight seasons of a show. in any area -- any era, excuse me -- of television, eight seasons is an incredible accomplishment here's a photo i mostly want to show this years, but it's also anthony's beard over the years which is really -- >> yeah, so we -- on the 18th -- yeah, look at this on the 18th is our season finale of season seven. and i can't believe seven years has gone by. but at the same time, i have the marker of anthony's beard. >> seth: yeah. >> and i will tell you that while we s

. >> we are all feeling rusty and wobbly as we enter whatever this new normall be. >> reporter: so it'sgood number of us said this psychologist are anxious and dread going back to the office. >> the social anxiety is driven by avoidance. and we have all been avoiding our normal social lives. >> reporter: you could argue that given what was at stake, what is at stake still, that being socially anxus >> absolutely. so, the 1% of people who just, cannot identify with social anxiety at all, are actually psychopaths. >> reporter: so the best way to have come through the pandemic would have been to be as a psycho path. >> right. >> reporter: if you rule the world, you would have everyone be back at work monday morning. >> i can't imagine anybody who wants a harvard professor to rule the world. so, that's just so far away from my conception of reality sfw. >> reporter: you may have a point or not. everyone we spoke with agrees work will never look the same again. >> i think a hybrid model with the flexibility of working from home saving people that commute, while retaining that ability to inte

so my yiddish was rusty and i thought it may getting this right?the chapter titles were weapons and missions and battle. this was the tone it was just so different from any holocaust story i ever heard. and that's how it all began there is my answer. >> one of the reasons i think the stories have not been told before because yiddish used to be the language of the jews now only spoken by a few million. not only that you studied it and spoke at as a child anger up in this enabled you to do research that other scholars have not been able. talk the role or the importance of yiddish. what do you get from the yiddish language? >> [laughter] >> interestingly the reason the original book was in yiddish but it was the anthology. it was made up of snippets from previous publications coming out from palestine that were about the's women and by these women and it was translated into yiddish for american jews so that it would be more broad s'more jewish people in the us word know the stories of these aerobic jewish women. of course that's not what happened but

they played crystal palace three days on from a champions league semifinal so might have been rusty.istian benteke had this chance to give the home side the lead. and in a frustrating first half, city's timing was off. gabrieljesus thought he had scored but was offside. but even when city rotate their squad, they have goals in reserve. this was sergio aguero, starting and scoring. commentator: that's how you do it! he's now scored 182 league goals and leaves the club this summer. aguero hands over to their young players coming through. one of them is ferran torres. they've got another one. the 21—year—old sealed a 2—0 win. now, even their manager is excited. you're nearly there. how do you feel tonight? so incredible, satisfied. after the champions league, always difficult. we are one step closer. one more game, we will be champions. in this compressed and hectic season, city have played 55 games. now to win the premier league, they're one result away. joe lynskey, bbc news. at the other end of the table, brighton have all but secured premier league football for another season after

i am really rusty, god knows how rusty joe is. want their president to have swagger. of course it worked out for biden and obama has come to see why it did. but early out and through a lot of the primary campaign, even through super tuesday, obama was very anxious himself that trump lose and skeptical that biden could get all of the way there. >> in terms of swagger, all he has to do is put on his aviators, then i go there he is. >> a lot of people feel that way. >> he wears them a lot and he does look cool. it's a great book. thank you for coming and chatting with me. >> thank you, alex. >> the gop pushing to reduce funding from the 1619 project. g. needles. essential for sewing, but maybe not for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an “unjection.” xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight

people can be rusty with is am they are ready to go tomorrow. >> reporter: great america will open saturday but the waterpark doesn't open until june 5. it has a brand-new slide. paents throughout the park. every other seat on some rides will be empty, just for covid safety. >> people have been locked indoors for over a year. what is the next best thing? they want to eat. >> reporter: we love food. there are a lot of new each in the park. you will notice a few changes, too. >> we do the things that have already been proven, as far as place markers, face masks, plexiglass and making sure our associates know exactly what to do and say to keep our guests safe and happy. >> reporter: safe and happy or as executive chef calls it, sweet and savory. >> we will be featuring a lot of savory funnel cakes this year. >> who doesn't love a good funnel cake? a quick note for you this afternoon, if you dig get season tickets for 2020, they do honor those for 2021. we are live right here at great america this afternoon, justin andrews, kpix 5. >> we have been living through you all day today. bring us back

starting in the first game in nearly a month and he was rusty. top 2 on the team.lowing it this season. later, same inning, tattoos one all right, how about 454 feet. he is 9th homer of the year. san diego out to a 4-0 lead. in trouble again in the 3rd. check out steven dugger, diving catch, ending the padre rally. he lasted only three innings. giants have their chances but could not get the big hit. yes. downswing. they were

we are not getting rusty.he company will be able to take off again. >> more than just a lifesaver, transporting freight has been a boon for airlines. airlines have been able to raise prices. >> this pallet of airline parts ways 1750 kilos and shipping price is 70% more than before covid. we can charge more and we need to to the planes flying. >> some companies like klm have fitted passenger seats with cargo bags to better hold packages. a temporary remodel that has allowed this flight from the netherlands to china to carry 10 extra tons and bring in 30,000 euros. not to mention keeping airline staff at work. as the chain of parcel pastors. >> looking beyond the recovery toward future heir travel, air france klm fluids first long-haul flight powered by more sustainable fuel. the flight was part of an industrywide experiment to work with alternative sources of energy to curb emissions. the transport minister hailed it . there is still a long wato go. sustainable fuel made up 16% of supply and critics point out t

are you worried you will be rusty? >> i am a little worried about being rusty.t seems very at odds with the last thing you told us. [ laughter ] >> unless you filling something, stay away from me. >> seth: you know, i will tell you, i did a little stand-up a couple of weeks ago. it's so thrilling how excited people are to just watch anything like, i don't know if i was any good, but people were just so thirsty for content. >> yeah, i did a couple of outdoor shows, and people -- they get excited and then they're just willing to listen which is so nice >> seth: yeah, it's also so nice, because i feel like during the pandemic you would tell people how your pandemic was, and then you'd have to listen to them tell you. and with stand-up, you just get to tell them >> which i love. the last show i did, i was like, "we're going to talk about 2020 because it ruined my life it was very awful, and you have to listen. and they were like, "yes!" and i was like, "this is perfect. this is a dream. it's like therapy, but with a bunch of people who don't talk back >> seth: well,

inside these rusty metal barracks break this murderous and robbers. if together. here the administration only separates those awaiting trial like this man who's been behind bars for more than a year read a matter into matter here. in the prison for unarmed gods are responsible for more than $600.00 inmates we believe they will be on them. and we. will bring him to you know talk to learn to stop bless them don't touch my last disability or shower them with dish out on their well now we cannot continue. the group we used to want to get their support members were together i meant it was common reinforcement of governments of war that's in our duty. but these gods really call for reinforcements once the most dangerous prison in the country it's improved in the last 5 years in order to ensure painless the new management asked the prisoners to take control of their own security in exchange they're given more freedom within the grounds to believe. he's one of them each barracks has its own head of security in this 145 year old job is the boss i booked in prison. there's

or are they rusty as well?hey're just so happy to be outside. you know what i mean >> seth: yeah. >> like, you can say whatever and they're, like, dying laughing and, like, rolled over, which is nice, but also, sometimes, you're like, "i don't know if that was that funny. [ laughter ] >> seth: right well, it's really hard because i think there's -- you know, look, you don't want a dead audience, but you want a true audience, especially if you're trying to build material and it's really hard sometimes, you know, to have to admit that to yourself. i think literally anything would've worked tonight. >> yeah, but i think, you know, new yorkers are, like, easily jaded. so people have been outside for like a month, i think they're over it. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> i think you'll get a real new york audience back >> seth: yeah, exactly you started in boston doing standup, which has a great standup history, of course and you talk about this in your special. you know, i think less known for having maybe as diverse

he was rusty. top 2. off speed pitch on it for jay who did not miss it. two run shot.the first homer allowed this year. later in the inning, 454 feet. his 9th home run of the year. san diego out to a 4-0 lead. he was in trouble again in the 3rd. he made the diving catch and the padres rally and save two runs there. he lasted only three innings. >>> giants had their chances, could not get the big hit today. yes, goes down swinging, one for 8 with the giants in runners in scoring position, got to have it late. so, the outfielder pitched the 9th inning, good command, not a lot of heat. ripping the 70 mile-an-hour fastball down-the-line. padres belted it out, 16 hits, beat the giants, 11-1 to avoid being swept. >>> meanwhile, the a's finished off a stretch of 17 games in 17 days looking to sweep the rays today before a much-needed day off tomorrow. >>> a's analyst celebrating the 11 year anniversary of his mother's day perfect game. scoreless, bottom 4th, steven, a bloop two-out single to right center. scores, oakland is on the board. next batter, finding a hole, seth brow

the rusty steel of the freighters against the shining solar panels. >> [speaking in foreign language]lator: there are different kinds of solar panels. the idea of this vessel is to test a bit of everything. we have panels with separated cells to have some sunshine n inside the ship. reporter: for three years, the crew has tested the efficiency of different renewable eneies >> [speaking in foreign. language] translator: this is a bad day, 100% clouds, this is where it is good to have hydrogen in the tanks, so in case of a problem, we started up. reporter: it produces green her judging, made from water and carbon, like solar and wind power, green hydrogen could solve a major climate hurdle, by restoring renewable energy. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: this is where we store our tks. it takes up a lot of space, but less volume than batteries. for the equivalent weight, we have eight times more energy with hydrogen then the batteries. reporter: the energy observer navigates in total autonomy, thanks to hydrogen production integrated into the boat. >> [speaking in foreign la

. >> it is interesting to open after an entire year of being down because people can be a little rusty at what they do and this team is absolutely amazing to go there ready to go tomorrow. >> reporter: a quick note for season ticket holders pick of the ones you bought in 2020 are honored this year, 2021. a great america, dustin andrews, kpix5. >> for more information and talk to make online reservations, that is that kpix.com. >>> also?, six flags in concord is set to open to members and season pass holders first. the general public will be allowed in for memorial day weekend. >>> the mass vaccination site is set to close this sunday, since opening in february the site was responsible for vaccinating about half 1 million people against the coronavirus. now, county health services are trying to focus on vaccinating areas that have been hardes for cases. >>> pfizer is pledging to provide 1 billion covid vaccine doses to low income countries by the end of 2021. pfizer says it would deliver the doses to low income countries that no prophet and give doses to middle income countries at lower

the ship looks neglected to credit with potentially hazardous ragged and rusty metal edges. just 3 days at sea and the 1st animals die. the cows lie admit their own excrement. investigations by the european commission confirm these abysmal conditions several inquiries last year found serious shortcomings on this and other vessels but found that the watering system was broken the food trucks were empty the cattle were weak and underweight the cattle were soiled with urine feces the donation system in certain areas did not work as a true a. moment all right but we asked the un's buthe a professor of criminal law at mannheim university for a legal standpoint on all this. i think he's an expert on animal protection laws this could be. what the european how much risk what regulations have extra has for the transport of animals by sea venda vessels don't conform to them. in their ship is not legally permitted to transport animals. and if there are sharp edges and corners that could injure the animals. that's also a violation of the rules require their animal to transport it in a w

ship looks neglected to credit with potentially hazardous ragged and rusty metal edges. just 3 days at sea and the 1st animals die. the cows lying with their own excrement. investigations by the european commission confirm these are business conditions several inquiries last year found serious shortcomings on this and other vessels it found that the watering system was broken the food trucks were empty. the cattle were weak and underweight the cattle were soiled with urine feces the relations system in certain areas did not work as a true at. home and all with but we asked the ns buthe a professor of criminal law university for a legal standpoint on all this. he's an expert on animal protection laws this could be part the european how much risk what regulations have extra rules for the transport of animals by sea when vanda vessels don't conform to them. in this ship is not legally permitted to transport animals. if there are sharp edges and corners that could injure the host. that's also a violation of the rules require their animals to transport it in a way that they a

and tomorrow morning around the same time, we're actually going to be looking rusty glow to that moon. as we look at a supermoon lunar eclipse across the bay area that early start to peak around 04:10am, for early risers that something you want to get outside and catch for a few minutes along the western horizon looking outside this morning at our sutro tower cam some low cloud cover sifting across the bay area.

i'm a little rusty on this, whether the army had some of their boats this. they may have had their tango boats and other nomenclature boats. the navy, we had our swift boats, they were pbrs there. navy s.e.a.l.s operated fromthere, army special forces operated from sea float. we were there. two main missions were, one was tugboats, had to bring in barges from the pacific ocean to bring in gravel and other material for the new solid anchor base, so they were constantly going in and out with gravel and whatever else they needed for it to build it. you should know this, this river was not really a river, because it's like the east river in new york. it was a salt water estuary. you came in in the pacific ocean and then came out on the very, very southern tip of vietnam, the peninsula, which is where the pacific ocean and the gulf of thailand come together. that's where sea flow, the river went in one and out the other. and they were brutal, brutal tide changes. and i'll share one story with you about those tide changes. we had inserted myself and a fellow offic

that are making it through that red shade that is eventually cast on the moon which gives it that rusty red color that you're currently looking at. know a lot of people getting up a little bit earlier this morning to take a few extra minutes get outside and look at the moon and even if you're just getting up right now. you may have technically missed a which started at 04:10am, last until around 04:25am. but obviously they're still getting a really good view of the moon. and if you have a good camera, i'd say get out there, get some pictures of it. it's good viewing of it this morning. just don't forget your jacket as you're stepping outside as conditions out. there are a little bit cool. but as i mentioned better than they were yesterday at this time for getting a view outside to has just ended stepping outside this morning. we're in the 50's right now. so do just throw that jacket on. we are getting a viewer photo this morning from el sobrante ricky wolf, sending this one in capturing to just moments ago, really nice shot right there better than the one that i captured on my cell phon

cueto looked a little rusty, second ending with a runner on jake cronin worth won't have this one registeredrd what he puts one of mccovey cove for a splash it to nothing. padres his young one in a kayak has a nice souvenir. later in the inning, fernando to tease figured if it was good enough for calling worth good enough for him. this one doesn't get wet. but the second two run homer, the inning gives the padres of four to nothing lead. that's homer number nine on the year for to teach the giants on their way to the wrong end of a rare laugher that didn't stop the outfielders from hustling on defense. san diego pitcher chris patrick makes a bid for it, but stephen duggar flattens out there robbing johns take two out of three over the weekend, but the padres avoid the sweep rolling too. went 11 to 1 win seeing united 10 lots to 1 win seeing united 10 lots more. let's see. ("the raiders' march" and gunfire playing on tv) okay, help me out here. how does an archeology professor get that good with a whip? maybe he took a class at the adult bookstore. that's how i learned. i can't believe you've

they played crystal palace three days on from a champions league semifinal so might have been rusty.nd in a frustrating first half, city's timing was off. gabriel jesus thought he had scored but was offside. but even when city rotate their squad, they have goals in reserve. this was a sergio aguero, starting and scoring.— reserve. this was a sergio aguero, starting and scoring. that's how you do it! he has _ starting and scoring. that's how you do it! he has now— starting and scoring. that's how you do it! he has now scored _ starting and scoring. that's how you do it! he has now scored 182 - starting and scoring. that's how you do it! he has now scored 182 leaguej do it! he has now scored 182 league coals and do it! he has now scored 182 league goals and leaves _ do it! he has now scored 182 league goals and leaves the _ do it! he has now scored 182 league goals and leaves the club _ do it! he has now scored 182 league goals and leaves the club this - goals and leaves the club this summer. aguero hangs over to the young players coming through. 0ne summer. aguero hangs over to the yo

conditions in our direction so mix of sunshine and showers to the coming week, cold days, possibly rustye pandemics. people in england may not have to self—isolate after coming into contact with somebody with covid due to a new trial. a national day of mourning is your after 45 people were killed in a crash at a festival on friday. north korea accuses joe festival on friday. north korea accusesjoe biden of pursuing a hostile policy towards it. 5000 people will gather at a music festival in liverpool later today to see the headline act blossoms as studies continue into the spread of coronavirus. pioneering surgery to repair out the spine of a baby while

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young jewish women who fought the nazis, photographs and names, what if this was snippets, it was rusty at the time. i'm reading and reading over, am i getting this right? chapter titles work like weapons, ammunition, partisan battle and this was both tone and content, it was so different from any holocaust story i have ever heard and that's how it began. that's how it all began. that's my answer. >> watch the rest of the discussion online booktv don't use the search box at the top of the page or the title of her book, the light of days. >> without further ado, i'm delighted to introduce tonight to discuss her book, she will be in conversation with stephanie hi, kim. >> hello. >> hi, 70. >> hi. >> for those of you who don't know, sensational, hidden history of america's reporters, he was released yesterday, happy publishing day. highlight on a couple journalists at the heart of the gilded age. earlier books include chrysalis, marion and the secrets of the forces is tinkering with eating. stephanie is the author of a book called citizen reporters, she's written for numerous online public

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jillian: this group photo, third from the left is the director rusty myers and the sons of the american league squad drop 105 of belleville, new jersey. thank you all. we'll be right back. ♪ think of all your liberties. todd: welcome back. 15 minutes after the hour now. hours after joe biden condemned the state's voting bill as unamerican, texas democrats walk off their house floor in a late night stunt to block the republican proposal. gop governor greg abbott vowing to bring back the bill, he says would restore voter confidence. chuck devore is a former california assemblyman who left that state for the state of texas. he joins me now. explain what this means for the voting bill. >> what it means is that the democrats walked out and they'll have to come back during a special session. the house lost its core. you need two-thirds of the members present in order to conduct business. some of the democrats walked out and went to a local church and did a photo op. so can't do any business if you don't have a quorum. todd: here are the key points of the texas voting bill, bans drive threw vo

. >> a little rusty and haven't worn high heels.n montgomery, those daytime highs. the potential for severe storms, large hail, damaging wind and moderate risk over the high plains, the regedit area concerned with potential for tornadoes, up towards new york city, burlington, pittsburgh, large hail, damaging winds. with the daytime heating and the risk tonight for tornadoes. we can see severe weather outbreak this afternoon and thursday back into the severe weather season where we typically see severe weather. across texas and oklahoma. the cold front moved through, 89 in new york city, 90 in atlanta and the cold front moves through, dryer air and thunderstorms. >> this feels right. >> i feel i have been here the whole time but i am glad to be back. i can't wait to hug you. there will be hugs. >> and you get it back and validated. >> it is not back -- the pro golfer making a rare appearance after his accident for an awesome reason. todd: patriotic tan this summer. ♪♪ mmm, licorice records. wonka, digital workflows for it tell us thi

i'm getting rusty. some for the first time. what does that mean? >> i mean, it's -- it's so mind bending in a way, it is without a doubt the greatest honor of my whole career. no matter what i do, i know that somewhere at the end of all this i'll always still be known as jim. >> i know. >> that's the greatest thing in the world. >> some people would have major attitude about that. >> really? >> yeah. >> that's also not -- that wasn't a job. that was a family. you know, people ask me, would you ever do another episode or a reunion show? i said, i would do anything it would take to get to be around those people again and that crew. i had a 4-year-old at the airport, before covid, come up and say "i love "the office." i'm like, are you parents around? how do you know what this is? >> a 4-year-old? >> yeah. it's become -- i think the greatest compliment we have on that show is that people watch it together. and it's the thing that makes people smile in hard times. >> and bringing people together again is ex

my russian is a little rusty bu that scared the [bleep] out of me. i think they prove their point.hought the first ad wasn't bad, but it's very touchy-feely. should we be embarrassed about our privates? i found the cartoon animation t be a little strange freight i think is an american citizen i' more concerned about military readiness than a quality or inclusiveness freight i don't think they're mutually exclusiv though, but what i was distracted by was this wedding and you can ask kat, i will attend any wedding, so i kinda want to go hang out at a weddin like that parade that seems seems sort of appealing. >> you are at cats wedding, weren't you? >> of the flower girl was a guy. >> in heels. and it was not me. to clarify. it was a guy, one of his her buddies. >> let's try to get back on point, build. >> my feeling is, affect methinks whatever works, and half of me thinks there's a lot of tough marines that want your face, and probably could go for a different spot. so i mean, if you were in charge , which ad would you prefer to use? >> i would use option number tw and i would say

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this is what the school thinks about this, this is exhibit b, pop it up -- this is from head coach rustyd what was posted on social media was unacceptable and not any part of what i stand for or what chattanooga football stands for, life is bigger than football and as leaders of young men we have to set that example first and foremost. with that said effective immediately, that individual is no longer part of my staff. robert, make your case. >> this is not a first amendment issue. that's about government interference and your right to free speech. this is an employer issue, if he violated the terms of the contract it way that was deemed to be a fireball offense, that is it and this isn't a first amendment issue primarily because if you read the pleading come i've never read a pleading that has cartoons and pictures and jokes it at, i think you can't really take this seriously in the first place because he's not even going by the conflict he has with the school, he is simply making an argument and jokes about william howard taft, it's a very strange pleading in its totality. >> kristin:

as you know a lot of the airline pilots have been rusty because they haven't been flying as much.u are fur b. they are not really flying looks like they might be. they are getting their instincts back those little furry kids. don't you just love them? there they go. i will shut up. >> dana: you follow some cool stuff. >> jesse: thought you would never say that big congratulations to russell westbrook who actually beat oscar robinson's triple-double record a record which stood since 1974. he got 182nd triple-double against the hawks 28 points, 21 assists, 13 rebounds. it's just an amazing achievement and i think anybody that breaks that record should go out and get my book "how i saved the world" by jesse watters. i will send ralph copy of that i will sign it for him. and i think he will really appreciate it. >> dana: i thought a triple-double is what you ordered at the bar. >> juan: not quite. >> jesse: you can get one of those, too. >> juan: all right, so by the way, jesse, that's my team, the whizs. business zars. here is a slam dunk of a sports story continue to expire you all.

hunter, butch, who's trying to bring me in for violating parole after stealing a gondola, i grab the rustymeth dealer's stained baby pool, and plonk a lawn chair in the middle of it to make the bayou smuggler's fanboat of news that is my segment: >> stephen: quarantine-while, in environmental news, colorado is looking to legalize human composting, in order to turn human bodies into pounds of soil after death. that's right, this ain't your grampa's potting mix, although this potting mix is 40% your grampa. apparently, cow carcasses are composted, so one advocate says now that's a credo to live by. (as decomposition enthusiast) "if cows are doing something, so should humans! now milk me, grind me into burgers, and make my skin into a clutch purse!" quarantinewhile, winning concepts were recently announced from a competition to redesign airplane interiors and they include things like a "coffee house cabin with a long row of tables facing one another called "a productivity-focused zone." no! stop making everything about productivity! airplanes are the last place we can give ourselves permissio

people get rusty. he kept talking about sleepy joe and making joe biden's age an issue. he's no spring chicken. in three years, he will be even less of one. >> yeah. al, i want to turn away from the factory if i could for a moment and ask you about this more restrictive voting law that just passed in florida. some of the provisions we're talking about -- we can put this up on screen. new rules to restrict voting by mail, tighter i.d. requirement. i want to play for you how some of the debate played out. you hear from both democrats and republicans. >> florida, no matter how much you hear out of the back row, no matter how much you hear from the opposition, florida has much, much, much more access to voting and the polls than almost every other state. >> we have four ways to vote in florida. in person, vote by mail, early voting and if this passes, now manned drop boxes. four ways to vote in florida with plenty of time. the only excuse you have is that you're lazy if you do not vote. >> we found zero cases of voter fraud. so what's the problem we're trying to fix? oh, her

. >> reporter: so may still be a bit rusty when it comes to going out. >> there will be people who areoming out of this pandemic time so desirous of connecting with others that they will come on to strongly and scare people away. >> reporter: nothing is more scary than the beast of the year we went through and many feel it is time to focus on the beauty. >> things are starting to get back to normal. >>> the spring heat is about to get pretty intense in a few parts of the bay area and in the east bay we caught up today with the father and son cooling off at heather farm park in walnut creek and seth anderson and five earl jackson enjoyed the shade under a tree, but they say eating ice cream was even better. >> which is an opportunity to go to the park and hang out with my son and have a good time there. >> health experts remind people to stay cool and hydrate by drinking a lot of water and he said we are sure going to need it is especially tomorrow. >>> and today. tomorrow is 10 degrees higher, but for walnut creek we saw the pictures there. they were 93 to degrees there today and it wa

>> the lawsuit against amerisourcebergen cardinal health and mckesson was filed 4 years ago lawyer rusty webb says they're asking for the pharmaceutical distributors to fix the aftermath of the epidemic caused by their drugs which she says could cost them billions of dollars. me say this or. >> cause is just. our preparation is complete and a right stop them in the courtroom amerisourcebergen is counsel. bob nicholas said the opioid epidemic is not the distributors fault. instead he pointed to the d which regulates how many pills can be manufactured as well as the doctors who prescribe them. he also told the court distributors can't be blamed for other people's quote, illegal conduct. >> he pointed to the huntington police department cutting its drug task force which means fewer arrests and to drug cartels and gangs illegally. distributing the narcotics. but mayor williams says it's always someone else's fault. and that is why they're here. we're in. >> in the midst of an epidemic within a pandemic. and what we've seen in the last year that it's gotten worse. >> and this is a bench trial

the ability to drive over this pandemic, as people haven't been driving much and they kind of get rustywould love to hear the story from you. >> yeah, i can relate, i'm from london, so not, i didn't have to drive for most of my life. anyway, when i moved out here, a little while after being here, i was like, i should take a road trip. i've never done that before. it feels like quintessentially american and a friend of mine and i went up the coast. so i travelled from santa rosa, and i spent a couple nights in big sur, and then i was like, oh, i've never been hearst castle. >> jimmy: it's this big beautiful castle. >> i have a friend who went, and it's kind of shameful i've never been. it's not that shameful, you don't have to go there. it's not like not voting, you know. >> jimmy: people say it's really cool to see. >> exactly. it's really cool to see. it's opulent. there are zebras everywhere apparently, so i wanted to see it in real life. so i'm driving, and when i leave the place i'm staying in big sur, there's two ways you can go, a beautiful scenic route and the freeway. i'm like,