sirius came downtown again as requested.e preoccupied searching a warrant he out fox them. he found a computer and remotely wiped his phone clean. >> when i've reached in and got sirius phone, i saw that it had been re-storage. >> whatever story he was gonna tell you weren't gonna hear it? >> there was nothing on that phone. >> pretty clever. it was like a whole evidence locker going up in smoke. the whole tech crime trail, gone. detectives by then we're sure that sirius underwood and josh daniels were behind brandi's murder. but, could they prove it? >> we knew at that time that we had a serious problem with our evidence. we were not dead in the water but we were definitely struggling. >> coming up. a stalled case. >> are you starting to lose faith in your police, in the investigation? >> it was stressful. >> and then a threat convinces a woman to talk. >> he told me, the same thing that happened brandy will happen to me. >> what did he say happened to brandi? >> he killed her. he killed her. >> when dateline continues. whe

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saying that he is a victim of a witch hunt by a rival faction of the ruling african national congress. sirius president bash on his side as cast his balance in a controversial presidential election that sent to extend his grip on power. i saw that his wife, asthma voted in damascus some of the key rebels stronghold before it was retaken by government forces in 2018. hosting is being held only and go government control areas. i said faces few rivals and is expected to win a 4th term. despite the decade of war policy and an economy in free fall, he's dismissed all criticism, but the election is a sham. on the other stage, we do not care at all about such statements but more important than what the government say's or does not say is what the people say. i think that's what we have seen during the past weeks. it's clear answer to all of those people and it tells them that the value of your opinions is 0. syrians in the last rebel held province of protesting against the election. it lived was the target of a fierce battle for control after government forces last offensive in late 2019. it now fal

if i'm on sirius xm, highway is a good one. my husband always has the bridge on.>> are you also country? >> i love country music but when i'm driving and i have driven a lot, i put on songs that i enjoy singing that i know the words to. my voice is so bad that i don't even sing in church. it is the only place if i'm alone that i can build out interstate love songs. like great hits from that '90s that i still remember from, say, college or postcollege. country is generally depressing. >> welt -- [overlapping speakers] >> willie nelson is great. johnny cash. >> some of them are. heartbreak. you know? part break. >> a lot. >> you don't know anything about -- [overlapping speakers] [laughter] >> will -- >> brian, it's your heart broken? >> note. you told me ten years ago if i like country, i would say you are crazy. but now i listen to tony atkins and i also listen to howard stern unless he is complaining about people not wearing masks. also, a lot of podcasts. now that i can fully understand how to connect my iphone to my radio, i have never had so much control in my

michelle wilensky on sirius xm's radio. >> the ability to shut the mask is so liberating for people,vation to get vaccinated as well. >> despite this liberation and despite dr. belinsky's acknowledgment that lex and the rules could be incentive for people getting vaccinated at the same time there is still confusion about the new guidelines. how to tell someone without the mask is vaccinated? why can't a vaccinated person do without a mask altogether when there is such a low chance of getting sick or spreading the virus? then the president added to the confusion when he spoke to congress this week because though he said we should come together and replace fear with hope, he continued to sound divisive by not acknowledging the successful work of the prior administration in bringing these vaccines so quickly and effectively to market. or the positive example it states like florida and texas have now shown by fully reopening with the continued decline in case rates and deaths since january. president biden continued to spread confusion by not leading by example, by wearing a mask outside

and between different rates of sirius radio company has to have fixed labor contract with all its employees with agreed working hours better working conditions rights to representation within the company all workers are entitled to sit maternity leave. and these are all conditions that the whole company has to adhere to. at dell based on the supplier for the german bundesliga all the soccer balls are made in pakistan. peak times they had courses in germany sends out nearly $100000.00 bulls a month the management here is satisfied that its partner company of pakistan does not use child labor. check on that by ensuring that no soccer balls are produced in private homes nearly 20 years ago opened our own sewing centers and we were able to monitor the process. but has the industry really changed even now only a fraction of. the certified fair trade conditions. the mayor of seattle assures us that working conditions have improved he says there was a lot of international pressure. level of compliance with worker standards and action of workers rights can't be found anywhere else in pakistan. our

discovery stock and of course, chairman of liberty has all of these different business interests sirius xm among them when it comes to discovery, not his companies owns the company he has 27% stake in discovery and he's giving up his preferential voting shares as part of this deal. only one class of shares in the combined company very close with david zaslav a mentor in addition to sitting on discovery's board and sounds very much working with zaslav to figure out terms of this deal maybe not in the combined company but sure to be a voice on the board that is, that people are listening to, and just fascinating he's 80 years old and just does not stop doing these tax advantage deals. that's his signature. >> yeah. lots of energy some calling him the logan roy from succession in all this. julia, thank you >>> now a surge for gamestop, and amc. confusion over ethan allen elon's ties to crypto. a strange few days inside wall street bets. our kate rooney has an update on the latest trading boom. kate >> reporter: hey, jon. seeing a resurgence in chatter around movie theater chain amc and on

case in point, this caller on my sirius xm radio program. >> >> caller: what difference does it make if the spanish flu we find out it didn't start in spain and maybe started in ft. riley, kansas? what difference does it make? i frankly don't care. what i care how do we prevent it from happening in the future? >> he may not care but i do. we are talking about virus that has killed 3.5 million people worldwide of paramount concern is preventing it from happening again. if this resulted from so-called gain of function research then whether such experimentation should continue has to be considered. so too the funding. if the chinese were negligent and/or gauge engaged in cover-up the world needs to know and accountability and maybe compensation paid and why we need to know. now, a time i want to know what you're thinking based on what we know at this stage. go to smerconish.com and answer this question. joining me now, is the afo aforementioned nicholas wade. first question, is there any history of viruses escaping from even the best run labs? >> well, yes, there is a long history of ve

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joining me is katie hobbs, dean from sirius xm, and carlos robelo from florida. i have to start with you first. what happened can make you laugh and it scares the hell out of me. it's the future of what it looks like. how is it going to end. can it be ended? >> well, i hope it can end, and today, we saw maricopa county make the action to stop it. and having it continue is scary. as you have said, this is going to have impact in the future in future elections. we with not have this happen after elections. we have systems in place that are followed. the losers of elections are expected to see a loss. we have challenge periods that have passed. this is not sustainable. >> it's a bunch of victor ormonds. are you confident that if re-elected, this will not negate his re-election. this will not do done to say, no, we're not leaving, that this won't be done for individual republican members of the state house and senate to negate their own losses. if boaters say we want you done, we want you out? how do we know? >> absolutely. if we don't take action to stop this now, a

while barack and sirius walk off is going to be demolished homes will have no house . and you can learn to be wrapped up in it. and it. doesn't mean it is likely then getting money in the sea became a futile uneasy in districts very moment it clear and the fear doesn't or hasn't you can believe this was an evil mccarran can it get out of it and document it like that was careful not to promise anything the contravened preexisting treaty arrangements they wish to exclude territories to the west of honks harbor damascus and aleppo and certain areas around the gulf of alexandretta and so the cia and britain was already an occupation of the province a bus ride much of the province of baghdad at this time and so britain was very keen to declare its interest and retaining some degree of control over those territories for the mutual benefit of the arabs of the british and the others boundaries that britain would be willing to accept the hash like claim to arab kingdom with british support hussein thought that the british promised to include palestine in his kingdom. and the br

guest tonight is a co-host of "cbs this morning," editor-at-large of "oprah daily," and host of the sirius-xmstephen colbert. >> stephen: the last time we spoke was almost a year ago. it was may 19 of last year. and obviously we thought we were deeply into covid at that time. you hadn't left the house in 32 days. >> nope. so this was, like -- this was in 2020, stephen. >> stephen: firemember right. >> yeah. we were locked down. and i was so afraid to leave the house. you're right. we were broadcasting from here. i'd literally go from my bedroom to the tv room to the kitchen to the bedroom to the tv room. for excitement, i'd go stand in the living room and wave at the birds-- "hi, birds, hi!" i was so afraid. but now, stephen, i am vaccinated. it is my super power. i am vaccinated. >> stephen: and you're out and about, right? >> i'm taking little baby steps. i'm taking -- >> stephen: marine baby step! look at this. that is-- babies-- babies don't go to see the nets on saturday. >> 14,000-plus people, stephen. >> stephen: yeah, yeah. >> but, see -- >> stephen: look at that. there you go. >> whe

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a restaurant tour named caleb in bucks county, pennsylvania, called into my program yesterday on sirius xm and how it's affecting his bottom line and the struggles he is going through. so it seems the labor force wields all of the leverage. those receiving unemployment benefits get $300 a week from the federal government on top of state unemployment benefits which the labor department says average 318 a week. so that is $618 a week in total on average, which equates to more than $15 an hour. that will remain through september when the benefits are set to expire. the three stimulus checks given the past year ranging from $600 to $1,400 each. to receive these unemployment benefits people don't have to prove they are look for a job. numerous states are trying to change that now with south carolina and montana ending federal pandemic unemployment benefits altogether for its residents starting next month. here is what senate minority leader mitch mcconnell had to say about the issue. >> we have been so generous with our plus-ups to unemployment insurance and the checks that we have been send

i think the fact that sirius vance jr., the outgoing va of manhattan is leaving at the end of this yearl probably see a charge by the end of this year and more likely the end of this summer or fall. cyrus vance jr. doesn't want to leave this issue to a successor. so i expect indictments to to happen sooner than later. >> and just to be clear, against who? >>. well, the d.a. has been investigating donald trump himself. the attorney general has been investigating the trump family and the trump organization. now they have a division of labor. they're working together. uktd see donald trump being indicted this year and perhaps as soon as the summertime. one consideration is that donald trump right now is in bedminster, new jersey, which has a democratic governor. but he will be returning to mar-a-lago in the winter. that's right here in palm beach county, where the governor is ron desantis, who is a trump devotee. and he made try to delay the extradition. he try to muck it up, even though he can't stop the extradition. so you have to think that manhattan is taking that into consideration wh

you said on julie mason's morning show on sirius xm watching this likely purge of cheney unfold, it's doubly aggravating because liz cheney is a woman and a while set of distinctly not humble men have complained about the fact that she lacks humility. you see sexism in this. >> absolutely. absolutely. i mean, honestly, men are complaining that it's like having your girlfriend cheering for the wrong team. really? or she's not humble enough? i mean, what that means is we'd like a woman so that we look right. we want a woman, but we don't want the woman to speak up. we don't want the woman to have an opinion of her own. we want the woman to go along to get along with all the men. of course it's sexist. >> is that perpetuated by someone like elise stefanik who you heard john avlon explain her roots, which are very different from what we are seeing her express now. is she playing into this positioning herself to replace liz cheney? >> of course she is. she's behaving like a politician. man or woman. she's behaving, unfortunately, like too many politicians in the republican party right now.

the way, i hear what you guys are telling me on social media and directly and on the radio show at siriusaccinated. now you're hearing you don't want to see people's feelings get hurt because they want to go slow but why should you have to wait? i get it all. biden will be measured by these hard decisions. will people take the vaccine when things reopen, anyway? let's put that to did big show, d lemon. things are opening, anyway. a lot of people kept telling me, but i don't want to risk wit the vaccine. everybody else is taking it. i don't need to take i. >> because you want to lessen your chances of getting it, simple answer, right. you don't know who doesn't have it. you don't want to put other people at risk. you want to set a good example for your fellow countryman and for your parent, probably a good example for your children as to how to conduct themselves as responsible individuals. it's quite simple to me. i

. -- sirius xm radio. host: road. trucking.elt kinship as we were flying over the road stay traveled everyday. host: did you find diversity in these smaller communities? young, old, black, white, ethnic mixes? guest: yes, yes, maybe, no, it is all different. maine, as a stay, is unusually white and old. so, the diversity in maine was people who are really different in their experiences. a large native popular in eastport, maine. in mississippi, the black-white interaction is the center of the history now and a significant -- and there is a significant international presence there. the change of the american midwest and plain states is profound. i think people would be surprised at the diversity in sioux falls, of religions, ages, races, yes. we saw lots of different kinds of diversity. guest: steve, you know well from your hometown of gary, pennsylvania. host: very diverse. we will go to rory. caller: good morning. i am curious about law enforcement in small towns. did you discover -- i am sure it is not mayberry, but differenc

so i listen to -- i switch it around i go -- i listen at ear that's on country, i go to sirius, i go, i listen to howard and i listen to a station called kexp out of seattle and there's a guy named john richards, he's the deejay in the morningfantastic. so i just shazam'd it. and then we inquired and asked about them they're from france. any other things no, they're from france. and that's all the information -- no, i'm just kidding. they're from -- yeah, a trio from france. anyways, i just thought this song is awesome. i just took a screenshot of my spotify, and just so you can see it now 'cause this is the last time you'll see this. their songs have less than a a thousand listens they're called mad foxes this is the song, it's called "crystal glass." listen to this jam ♪ >> jimmy: just for that moment that is a rager, right >> questlove: do that again. >> jimmy: check this out you gotta hear this. questlove loves this so he's like, look he's like, you're just hanging out and you're at the concert. ♪ >> jimmy: crystal glass. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking

dean obeidallah, host of sirius xm's the dean obeidallah show, and msnbc political reporter, ali vitali. good to see the three of you. ali, let me start with you. how would you describe the mood and the tone on capitol hill now that at least some of the dust has settled from liz cheney being ousted and elise stefanick being evaluated? >> you know, it's possible that some of the rank and file republicans feel like that now that they've done away this leadership battle they can actually move on, but look at how liz cheney has handled the fallout from this. even during that meeting, she knew what was happening. she knew that she was going to be losing her leadership seat. she lost the battle, but certainly not the war. she's not shrinking away. trump and her allies have said that they want to see her primaried and want to see her lose. she says she's not shig away and hopes to win again. but more than that, she's also talking about potential running for president, certainly leaving the door open for that. but also consider the fact that this has energized her donors. people in the conserva

she talked to maxwell about this on the sirius radio show.r and me. she had two goals in her life -- to raise her two daughters and then breast cancer. she was a breast cancer researcher. when my mother worked long hours, which she did almost always including on weekends, my sister and i would walk two houses down to mrs. shelton, who was a second mother to us. and help to take care of us. my mother would talk her entire life about how she may she could not have made the discovery she made on breast cancer were it not for michel shelton. >> we have never had a vice president with that kind of sensibility about the life a single mother's. you are a single mother. and you are finding in all sorts of provisions of law, biases against single mothers. including what you've identified about the child tax credit. could you explain what you're trying to achieve with that? >> yes, so the expanded child tax credit, the way setup is it has an income these out. when you hit ex income, you start to not receive. when you go over a certain income, you don't

we'll think about that more as joining me now is zerlina maxwell from sirius xm and host of the showrt bardella former supposeman for the house oversight committee. always great to have you. let's get into this. when you see the split screen that we'll show you here. you have marjorie taylor-greene who was kicked off her committees including education for which i had a sigh of relief for her controversial statements, matt gaetz who is facing allegations of sexual misconduct which he denies, both remaining defiant and liz cheney is being ousted for essentially telling the truth. zerlina, what goes through your mind what you think about this? >> the republican party is in complete and total disarray. they don't have any core principles. they do not have a platform of policies that they are promoting or even alternatives to the democratic ones that the biden administration is putting forward. so they are stuck in the past. they are stuck back in the trump era, donald trump is no longer the president. he is a retiree, off at his resort at mar-a-lago, and i think that they need to come to

nash bridges with sirius star don johnson is filming right now in san francisco. title character, a san francisco police department investigator, which will first air as a two hour movie. the board of supervisors yesterday approved using san francisco police department insignia on uniforms and vehicles for the show. we're also told that johnson's long time co star cheech marin, will return as johnson's wisecracking partner in the revival. one month in and what a start to the season for the to bury a baseball team's coming up next. a look at how the giants and the a's have started the gear as two of the best teams in all of baseball and coming up on ktvu news at six and optimistic feel the cinco de maio as people flocked to san francisco's mission district to celebrate and restaurant workers, saying they're hopeful about a post pandemic recovery. also watershed moment in private commercial space tourism. the announcement from billionaire jeff bezos and how soon the maiden voyage the oak. a's had ty in all of baseball. joe fonzi shows. us how they've been getting it

zerlina maxwell, author of "the end of white politics" senior director of progressive programming at sirius xm. cha belly, you know when something like this comes out a policy plan that specifically targets women, i head right over to your twitter feed so you'll break it down for me. so walk us through what is in this bill what we anticipate being in this bill, and how it then helps women, mothers, and families. >> i really see this bill, alicia, as the women's bill. i don't mean that in the way that this is often used, demean policy by saying it's a women's issue, it's an acknowledgment of the people who help the most. universal pre-k, universal paid family lead, an "a" historic investment in the child care industry, those are amounts of money and a focus that we have not ever seen in this country taking together those big three pillars of the family plan, over $600 billion. it really is an acknowledgment of the fact that women still really take on major roles as caregivers at home. that's why giving them access to affordable child care, access to leave so that they can take care of a chil

laura, the sirius xm potus channel takeover of cnn continues. so take it away. >> i know.t a couple days off until my next show. but i am so glad to be on with you. thank you so much, michael. great to see you. >> you, too, laura. thank you. bye-bye. >> this is "don lemon tonight." i'm laura coates, in for don lemon. senate republicans voting to block the creation of a bipartisan commission. a commission, to investigate the insurrection at the capitol on january 6th. a riot, in which five people died. now, the final vote, 54-35. under that final vote, 54-35. six republicans breaking ranks and joining with democrats. but it wasn't enough. two democrats didn't vote. but still, it would not have made a difference, because 60-yes votes were needed. te

revival of usa networks, nash bridges with sirius star don johnsons filming right now in san franciscocharacter san francisco police department investigator, which will air first as a two hour movie. the board of supervisors just yesterday approved using san francisco police department insignia on uniforms and vehicles for the show. we're also told johnson's long time co star cheech marin will return as johnson's wisecracking partner in that. revival. yeah i ran by the high dive earlier today and saw all of the filming taking place. it was pretty exciting. glad to see that back in the city, all right? in new york city. meantime live theater has been given a green light to reopen this fall, new york governor andrew cuomo says broadway will officially reopened september 14th at full capacity, governor cuomo says safety precautions like mask and health screenings will be mandatory as of right now, but that could change depending on the covid situation. shin tickets for many of the shows will go on sale tomorrow. but as they mentioned broadway will still look a little bit different. a coup

there is somebody miller lives or how this book, sirius president, bash alice had, has cast his balance in a controversial presidential election that sent to extend his grip on tower aside. and his wife, i was voted in damascus. some of the key rebels stronghold. that's where it was re taken by government forces in 2018. posting is being held only in government controlled areas. a sad face is few rivals and is expected to win a 4th term despite a decade, a war policy and an economy that's in free for. he's dismissed or criticism, but the election is a sham. but on the other stage we do not care at all about such statements but more important than what the government say's or does not say is what the people say. i think that's what we have seen during the past weeks, and it's clear answer to all of those people. and it tells them that the value of your opinions is 0. syrians in the last struggle held province of protesting against the election. it lip was the target of a fierce battle for control of the government forces launched an offensive in 2019 . it now falls within a de escalation

nothing stopped stacy washington, stacy on the right.com you hear in sirius xm saying i demand to beg involved in them. nothing stops candace owens from saying i have something to say and i'm going to say it. there's zero stopping that anybody can point to, reporters of any persuasion getting into the game. now if a university is stopping them, well, let's all get together. jacqui: tony katz, thank you for joining us. >> a pleasure. griff: justice for a crime that shocked the country, an undocumented migrant on trial for the murder of an iowa college student next. hey, mom. i'll never say this but... - thanks for telling me everyone 12 and older is eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. - thank you for loving me that much. - thanks. dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should. and a rapid test to help evaluate concussion, in case something were to happen. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-changing technologies. because dignity demands it. ♪ ♪ psor

don't forget we're on radio as well you can listen to this scintillating stuff, sirius xm channel 108y camera?ood to see you there they are we're going to start this morning, we've got billy porter. billy has an emmy, a grammy, tony, rising to promise as an openly gay black man throughout his hollywood asce ascension, he says he's been living with a secret joe fryer's got more on porter's recent revelation. >> in a powerful interview with "the hollywood reporter" released yesterday, billy porter revealed he has been living with hiv for the last 14 years. he says shame compelled him to hide all those years, fearful of what would happen if loved ones and people in his industry knew the reality. now he's sharing his truth >> it's time to put my big boy pants on and talk. >> reporter: billy porter has always lived his life out loud but in an emotional interview "the hollywood reporter" the broadway tv and fashion icon explained why he lived in silence for 14 years after he was diagnosed with hiv. >> there's a shame connected to it, based on the world, the stigma >> reporter: porter says h

. >> don't forget, check out "today" show radio, our sirius xm channel 108 today sheinelle and i willve a good one. want to guess? >> "friends. >> "friends" reunion is two days away, and we have an exclusive clip, another one to share nbc news now anchor joe fryer is here with us this morning. >> good morning. reminder to all the fans out there, this is not a new episode. it is a reunion that includes all six cast members, plus some special guests the trailer generated a ton of buzz when it dropped last week now, we're getting an early look at one more scene, a clip from the much-anticipated reunion ♪ no one told us life was gonna be this way ♪ >> reporter: come thursday, they'll be there for you one more time. in this exclusive look at the reunion, the cast on set, taking a walk down memory lane. >> remember when you tripped >> yeah. >> ran in, looked at his mark -- >> no, i tripped on that [ laughter ] >> i was like, somebody is getting a laugh. i can't handle it. i need to get a laugh, too [ laughter ] >> reporter: for 17 years, you could say they were on a break >> we were on a br

>> it's -- brad bird was driving around one night, heard me on a comedy channel, i think sirius or xme disney people. they liked it but said is he going to be cursing that much? he said no. there is a test of him cursing his head off which i feel terrible that exists but that's how i got the role basically. >> that sounds like a collector's item to me. you never know -- and good lesson you never know who is listening. we got to say your daughter, your daughter alice, 11 years old now was so inspired by the recent tiktok "ratatouille" musical she wrote her own song about it. ♪ such a perfect day ♪ i think, what is that -- i think there's -- ♪ in my house, rats in my house and there's rats in my house ♪ >> you got to be proud, man. how does that make you feel to see her do that in honor of pops? >> yeah, not only does she like throw in a little lou reed reference at the beginning then she blows it up into this whole broadway one-off thing and then, of course, there's her at the piano, the young composer. there she is acting it out. i don't know if you can see, but she put old lady makeu

sirius xm channel 108. "today show" insider. today live at 1:00. mr.harry. the royal recently sat down with actor dax shepard and co-host for the recent episode of the armchair expert podcast. he opened up on his battle to fight the stigma around mental health and what his journey with emotional wellness has been like, and here's a look back at how they impacted his health. >> helplessness. that's my biggest achilles heel. the three major times i felt helpless, one when i was a kid in the back of the car when my mom was being chased by paparazzi. and two in afghanistan. and the third one was with my wife. and those are the moments in my life where, yeah, feeling helpless hurts. it really hurts. harry went on to say that despite being a member of the royal family he recalls his mom diana trying to take him and william on normal errands like going to the grocery store, which ronically turned out to be one of the first places he went with meghan when they started dating. >> like the first time that meghan and i met up for her to come and stay with me, we

if you ever listen to the show when it was on sirius. it started at barstool.ng it. it came out of anywhere. they accepted it because of dave portnoy's powerful personality. one of the reason why he was acceptable he never gave in and didn't worry about being politically correct. when he aattacked he attacked back. moved to the point where you can go anywhere this can country if you bring up barstool people know what they are about. i think they went mainstream in my humble been when he put up his own $500,000 and started that fund for his businesses that were flat on their back after the pandemic. protestor i can't remarkable he put up that money and raised $40 million and able to support 334 businesses when you watch those videos heart wrenching people were in dire straight. they were having to close their restaurants didn't have money to pay their staff, closing down which many of them he did. they would see him knock at the front door and they cried. some applied for assistance. so sweet. steve: he felt the government was dragging their feet. he would do wh