and the moment trump played the national anthem to honor those who are behind bars for january 6th. here's jon karl. >> reporter: today, donald trump is defending comments he made at a rally in ohio warning of a quote blood path if he doesn't win the presidential election in november. trump made the comment as he was talking about the auto industry, vowing to impose 100% tariffs on some imported cars. >> we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, and you're not going to be able to sell those cars. if i get elected. now, if you don't get elected, it's going to be a blood pabath for the whole -- that's going to be the least of it. it's going to be a blood bath for the country. that'll be the least of it. >> reporter: today, trump insisted he wasn't talking about political violence at all, saying, quote, i was simply referring to imports allowed by crooked joe biden, which are killing the automobile industry. but the world saw what happened the last time trump lost a presidential election, as trump's supporters violently attacked the capitol on jan

want to talk to you about your great outfits as well because you look beautiful performing the national anthemnsley, the voice as well. what is it like to perform the national anthem in front of so many people? >> well, it just means a lot. i feel like the big crowd gets me going at the beginning, like a specially at the game. woo, woo! and somebody was like i want a selfie. and i like to inspire people. >> carley: you are inspiring so many people, adults and kids alike with your beautiful voice. you are fearless as well. not a lot of people can sing that song in front of so many people but you love to honor your country here are the louder the roar, the better i get beca. i would be so nervous singing the national anthem in front of so many people, but it seems like you are in your element. what do you like about performing that song? i hear it is pretty difficult to sing. >> well, what i think is really cool is france got -- the war of 1812, he wrote the national anthem. after the bombs bursting, he -- he saw that our flag was still there and he looked on his telescope. he saw that our flag

five times a day, that's how the day began, that is, you sleep, you hear the national anthem get up urgently , form a column towards the door and sing, sing along with the national anthem, after that charging at once for 15 minutes, this is charging, how to explain it, well, just to get fed up more more. then after charging, cleaning from half an hour and then breakfast, after breakfast we just stand, they forced us, forced us to constantly teach all kinds of them. propaganda, their kind of nonsense, there about general zhukov, about the second world war, the poems were forced to learn more than 30 poems, and the poems were called such poor ones, like russia, or russia, russia, russia, or beloved russia, and then they were interviewed , every morning, every morning there was a morning check, there should have been an evening check as well, but it was only a morning check, so they opened each... cell in turn it took about an hour in total, and we took the camera out of the camera, we moved only bent , so you can say, the hands were behind us, and we moved like that, and we ran

which is a lot more often it was there and they sang 20 times, well, on average , they sang the national anthemhow the day started, that is, you sleep, you hear the national anthem of russia. and that's it, you have to get up urgently, form a column towards the door and sing along to the anthem, after that it's immediately charging for 15 minutes, it 's charging, how can i explain it, well, just so we get fed up even more, and then after charging , cleaning with half an hour and then here's breakfast, after breakfast we just stand, they forced us, they constantly forced us to... learn all their propaganda, their kind of nonsense, there about general zhukov, about the second world war, the poems were forced to learn more than 30 poems, and the poems were called such poor ones, like russia, or russia, russia, russia, or beloved russia, and then they were interviewed , every morning, every morning there was a morning check, there should have been an evening check as well, but there was only a morning check. they opened each cell one by one, then it took about an hour in total, and they took out th

he doesn't play the regular national anthem or get something to sing the national anthem. lays those people who are locked up for assaulting you and other officers. he plays that as the national anthem and then does this announcement about the wrongfully incarcerated hostages. he uses the term hostages. just as a former law enforcement officer, how do you feel when you hear that? >> i mean, it pisses me off. again, i think we have to look beyond donald trump and his rhetoric. he says these things because it resonates with his base. and who is his base? you know, i think these are americans who do not appreciate or understand democracy. they don't care about our constitutional republic. these are people who believe wholeheartedly that the ends justify the means. they want to win. they don't care about the diverse opinions of other americans, their fellow countrymen. their only concern is winning and forcing their view or their idea of what america is on the rest of us. >> yeah. stuart stevens, the other piece of this is that it is incredibly ironic that people who are claimi

on national anthem day, we get to raise the national anthem, we also get to raise the greatness of ourm, is there a portion or a part of it that gets enhanced focus for you either because it's more challenging vocally or because it means more emotionally in. >> you know, i tell you, it's the ending when you sing those, the phrase o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave, you think about freedom, you think about the greatness of america, you know? people come from all parts of the world to come and experience america because we are the bow con of freedom -- beacon of freedom, bee econ of hope to the world. so when i sing those words in the song and i think about the blessing of this country, the freedoms that we have, we should thank god every day for freedom. we should thank god every day for the great country that we live in. pete: absolutely. we've only got a few seconds left, but when did you know you could sing like this? [laughter] >> all gifts are from god, so i thank the lord for that. i'm a preacher's kid. my mom was a singer, my father was a singer, i grew up around

which is a lot more often it was there and they sang 20 times, well, on average , they sang the national anthemt's how the day started, that is, you are sleeping, you hear the national anthem of russia, you all have to get up urgently, form a column towards the door and sing sing along with the anthem, after that immediately charge for 15 minutes. it’s charging, how to explain it, well, just to get us even more fed up, then after charging we clean for half an hour, and then it’s breakfast, after breakfast we just stand, they forced us to constantly learn all their propaganda, their kind of nonsense, there about general zhukov about the second world war, the poems were forced to learn more than 30 poems, and the poems are named... poor type russia or russia russia russia or beloved russia and then everything was then interviewed every morning, every morning there was a morning check, there should have been more and the evening one, but it was only the morning one, then they opened each cell one by one, then it took about an hour in total, and they took out the whole cell, outside the cell we mov

and they were using the national anthem as a way to do that, not as a disparagement of the national anthem, but they were really wrestling with racism and racial identity as well as national identity. and i think what bob melvin fails to realize is that by putting this policy in place, he is by default, infusing national nihilism and your ideals for nationalism as a stipulation for participation in sport. that is going to be a volatile subject at some point. it's not a matter of if it's a matter of when this comes to a head. >> okay. you mentioned, though, melvin, a three time manager of the year, said this has been a longstanding policy of his, which he implemented while he was managing the oakland a's and the san diego padres. sean, we'll see how this all plays out for the giants. really appreciate your time tonight and helping us go in depth on this topic. thank you always. >> thank you. >> well, new at 730 tonight, a man is behind bars after the chp says he led officers on a high speed chase last night. the chp says it's h 30. helicopter was called to a sideshow in vallejo when the cho

. ♪ o say can you see ♪ >> reporter: and at trump rallies, he stands to salute the national anthem, sunginmates in prison for what they did on january 6th. trump calls those people patriots, suggesting he'll pardon them on his first day in office. over the past couple of years, many republican leaders have sought to minimize or even forget about what happened on january 6th, but not donald trump. as he embraces those who attacked the capitol, he is increasingly putting january 6th at the center of his 2024

know we can't even stand for the national anthem? we are asking too much for the giants to stand up well the national anthem is played. [applause] >> greg: there you go back up next, you can't lose when we do local news. [cheering and applause] repa ir breath freshener. clinically proven to help reverse the four signs of early gum disease. a new toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. moving forward with node-positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call yo

rachel: is national anthem day national pete day too? pete: no. rachel: pete loves thehel: he brought the national anthem back to the show. no p or i'm just going to say it, pete hegseth lobbied to make sure it came back, and so that's why i said that. will: yeah. it's your favorite song. pete: it's one of them, yes. [laughter] i mean, who doesn't love it? will: i mean, or yeah. pete: it's one of your favorite- will: i prefer if jesus loves the little children. pete: oh, really? if that's a good one. will: just trying to one-up you somehow. rachel: pete is the national anthem and hit me, baby, one more time. will: britney spears, francis scott key. who would you put number one? britney or -- pete: francis scott key. thank you. [laughter] so hot in here. rachel: or it's -- will: it really is hot. i don't usually bust out in a sweat -- pete: so you sweat in different places. i sweat right on my forehead, right here. will: all right. pete: let's get a fan. she's got a heater -- rachel: i don't have a heater -- will: do you remember that scene many jerry maguire, just when

into the water where we going here with the national anthem? these kinds of tactics alone should be disqualifying. when you have this ship colliding with the bridge and the bridge felt that when you are searching for survivors and the tragedy is hit and the people in charge of kicking back and saying let's see how we can turn this into an opportunity to pitch black americans against white americans. how can we start a racial divide in our country. let us lead by tearing down the population and tear of the population apart because of the bridge. let us use this as an opportunity to advance our agenda to someday cancel the national anthem. when i was watching the imagery and i cannot speak for any of you or anyone else out there but when we saw the images that this bridge coming down, there is nothing within a galaxy of what is going on in my mind where i was thinking about racism and how we should use this as an opportunity with an election coming up in november 2 build up black americans are white americans against each other. it is disgraceful

we'll pretend it's for the national anthem, but, like, shots might be fired anthe. might have to run out of here to replace the seventh inning stretch with the seventh inning. go see if my car's still there[h . yeah, they got at thtee en d of the game. ak you have the buddy walk d back to your car to make sure you don't step on a needle or humaon'tstep or humann. >> it's all kinds of stuff. i think this is great. i lovein is it when teams stanr the national anthem everybody and honestly that that's that's our nation's anthem. and if standing is too harm and then you don't need a job. yeah, you don't need to play baseball. tand - hey. yeah. stare at flag go out here. >> gotcha. i can foul you. why? why are you trying to start>> m a moral paniightc? emily.au emily, you're from the bay area. honer]first of all, bravo. obviously. and then secondly, what i love about is this coincides with the new uniforms that are see through pants. , that's right. right. it's hilarious. so my first thought was like, yeah, they stand hilariou up and you canu ca see of and then thirdly>>

was much more often there and they sang 20 times, well, in general, on average , they sang the national anthemt's why the day was beginning, that is, you are sleeping, you hear the russian national anthem and that's all, you have to get up urgently, to build somewhere in a column towards the door and sing along to the anthem, after that immediately charging for 15 minutes, this is charging, how can i explain it, well, just to get fed up even more, then after charging , cleaning for half an hour, and then here is breakfast, after breakfast we just stand there, they forced us, forced us to constantly learn all their propaganda, their kind of nonsense. there about general zhukov, about the second world war, poems were forced to learn more than 30 poems, and the poems have poor names, such as russia or russia, russia, russia, or beloved russia, and then everything was interrogated, every morning, every morning there was a morning check, there should have been an evening check as well, but it was only a morning check, then they opened each cell one by one, then for about an hour in total. occupied

today, traditionally , the national anthem of ukraine was performed in the center of lviv. and unfurled a huge national flag. this year marks the 159th anniversary of the first public performance of the national anthem of ukraine. hundreds gathered on the market square in front of the town hall. people to perform the praise. the event was also attended by the military band and cadets of the national academy of ground forces, pupils of the heroiv krut lyceum, choristers of the municipal choir of the hominy, deputies and employees of the city council. glory to ukraine! glory to heroes. that was all the news for this time, we will see you at 5 p.m., well, literally in a few seconds meet my colleagues marta olyarnyk and antin barkovskyi. thank you our. to the tireless editor of the news, we thank our no less tireless irina koval, an extremely important issue, well, good news arrived, good news from the new york times, so ukraine can deploy f-16 fighters already in july, but unfortunately, only a few twelve ukrainian pilots should be ready to work with planes by the summer. currently, the ne

. >> the san francisco giants will now be requiring their players stand on the field during the national anthem at games this year. that's a new rule. new manager bob melvin has set in motion as first reported by the athletic. the report says the entire organization down to the bad boys will be required to follow suit. the mlb, unlike the nba, for instance, does not currently have any league wide requirements for players to stand or observe the national anthem. the nba's will, however, is not often enforced. >> coming up, a new bill would ensure a continued funding for state missing person's dna program. those details coming up. the documentary telling the story of alexis gabe is set to air on a major. >> streaming service. >> and interstate 80 in the sierra reopens after being closed for nearly 3 days. we hear from folks braved the storm. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a ten

he also did not appear the national anthem in the 2022 singing of the national anthem, immediately following at an elementary school in uvalde, texas. that's a big issue. >> we'll see what happens with sal problem on the bay bridge, sal. yeah, and it's beginning to affect traffic even in the carpool lane. >> let's go. right to the toll plaza there. i will show youc that even the carpool lanes are slowing down. and that's because now they're just. they are making progress with that crash. but it did block two lanes on the bridge, and the there we go. looks like the cloud that was there has been removed. you can tell the traffic on the bridge is much better now that they've gotten that crash out of the way. but it's going to take just a little while here to unwind. a bit, if you want to come a little later, it might be better forúyou. if you have to go now, just be aware that's there. you want to maybe use the same mateo bridge if you're in between both spans, the san mateo bridge is better. dumbarton bridge doesn'h bay commute is to wake up a little bit. 85,ú101 normal. as you head over to th

the new anthem. a song about the victory of the world revolution. and again, as in the marseillaise , the nationala word about the country of which it was supposed to be a symbol. a new anthem instead of the international appeared 25 years later during the great patriotic war, the republics were free. 1943 is a turning point not only at the front, stalin begins active ideological reform, many steps that, from the point of view of the old bolsheviks, ardent revolutionaries, looks blasphemous, as if he wants, albeit not in everything, even in details, to restore the continuity, continuity of the history of russia, to restore the greatness of the russian empire. epaulets with gold stars were returned to the army. in 1943, these were already the shoulder straps of the victorious army, and not the diamond cubes in the buttonholes, reminiscent of the devastating defeats of the forty-first. stalin even returns general ranks and distinctions; the st. george ribbon appears on the order of glory, albeit with a star instead of a cross, but this does not make the black-yellow-white color scheme... and this is

exception that it happened much more often and they sang 20 times, well , on average , they sang the national anthem five times a day, that's how the day began, that is, you are sleeping, you hear the national anthem of russia and you still have to get up urgently, line up in the direction of the door and sing, sing along with the anthem , after that immediately charge for 15 minutes, that 's charging... how to explain it, well, just to get even more fed up, then after charging , clean up for half an hour, and then here's breakfast , after breakfast we just stand, they forced us, they were forced to constantly learn all their propaganda, their kind of nonsense, there about general zhukov, about the second world war, poems they were forced to learn more than 30 poems, and the poems have such titles. poor type russia or russia russia russia or beloved russia and then everything was then interviewed every morning, every morning there was a morning check, there should have been an evening check as well, but it was only a morning check, so they opened each cell one by one, for about an hour in total it t

he held up his hand and saluted at his temple this version of the national anthem. the convict choir's version of the national anthem. that image, even as much as any of his rhetoric, shows you what he wants to bring to this nation again were he to take office. >> let's look at that moment again, jonathan. people are so numbed by donald trump right now. we have ed luce we're going to be bringing in in a little bit. ed did what i think a lot of us should do, what a lot of journalists should do. that is, instead of trying to figure out the totality of the chaos, ed said, let me tell you what happened over the past five days. focus on that, understand that if any candidate from any other time had done one of these multitude of things he did over five days, they'd forever be eliminated from american political discussion. that doesn't happen here. that's a real problem. including, again, pledging allegiance to a convict choir's version of the national anthem. take a look. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the horribly and unfairly treated january 6th hos

before a football game, there are examples of military and fly overs and the national anthem. what does the national anthem have to do with the baseball game? i never even understood that one. and the idea, you know, we sometimes you are my generation. i remember um walter cronkite and that was the goal standard. walter cronkite was dod, cnn, i remember when seen and 1st started, that was the that was the gold standard, but so terrific. then we have done lemon case closed book. you may like something. laugh at something you may consider a song to be relevant from stephen stills. his song for what it's worth with. buffalo springfield became the anthem against the vietnam war, a song, it was always used to punctuate what people say popular culture and news are the same. you might look at something in, by the way, sometimes people in our world will look heartily at social media or some, a rapper or a song or a senior as the old news. what did they don't? and that's not the true, excuse me. what is the truth? you define that one, tell me what is valid. i know people who look at the

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. >> and after the break, a new policy for giants players during the national anthem. manager bob melvin says this is an at first, i used better than bouillon for broth. and then stir fry... sauces... even marinades! and now there's the culinary collection! italian herb for pasta... smoky chipotle for fajitas... it's like the deliciousness never ends! make everything better with better than bouillon! what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. i'll be honest. by the end of the day, my floors...yeesh. but who has the time to clean? that's why i love my swiffer wetjet. it's a quick and easy way to get my floors clean. wetjet absorbs and locks grime deep inside. look at that! s

their country, they cannot wear uniforms with the colors of the national flags, they cannot use the flag itself and cannot sing the national anthemdetails of the opening ceremony. the mog decreed that these neutral athletes would not perform in the delegation parade, which is precisely the moment when the teams come out. they are dressed in their uniforms, they are accompanied by a person carrying the country's flag, athletes from russia and belarus will not participate in this. some, notably the mayor of paris, said they would like the olympic committee went further and banned these athletes from participating altogether, but mog said it was important to allow athletes if they met the requirements, which included proof that they were not supporting. so there is at least something positive in this endless nightmare in which mogul is unable to adequately solve the russian problem. in 2021 , russia sent 335 athletes to the tokyo olympics and won 20 out of 71 medals. however , only a couple dozen will participate this summer, since russia was banned from participating in team competitions. at the moment , it was cleared for the game

we also saw as you have seen a lot of fanfare, the national— seen a lot of fanfare, the national anthemhe position, pointing to things like science, technology, innovation, particularly the airline, managed to get china does not first plane in the skies. talking _ first plane in the skies. talking about the geopolitical risks— talking about the geopolitical risks and tension that china continues to face.— risks and tension that china continues to face. thank you for that- _ continues to face. thank you for that. more _ continues to face. thank you for that. more on _ continues to face. thank you for that. more on that - for that. more on that throughout the morning here on bbc news. hello. there may be a hiccup along the way, but by and large, for the rest of this week, it's looking better than it has done in recent weeks, with the tendency for most of us to be a good deal drier. things will become windier again as we go through the week, and that's because we're stuck in a bit of a tussle between high pressure building across scandinavia — high generally means dry weather — and low pre

. >> the san francisco giants will now be required to stand on the field during the national anthem. that's according to their team manager. the claims this rule has nothing to do with politics. according to the according to the athletic, the entire organization down to the bat, boys have been required to follow suit. the mlb does not currently have any requirements for players to stand or observe the national anthem. and applebee's and ihop combination restaurant could be making its way to united states. the company that owns the 2 chains. it's considering merging them after the company already launched the combo and other countries and says it saw their revenue double. next lawsuits piling up fast. the alaska airlines flight blowout. >> what some of the passengers claim happened before the flight took off. >> plus, a newly-discovered spider. why it was named after a bay area native and changes could be coming on how evidence at crime scenes are investigated. how one lawmaker says. >> we make it tougher to catch >> now at 10, 30 state lawmakers say we are at risk of losing programs t

sang 20 times , well, on average , they sang the anthem five times a day, that's all the day was beginning, that is, you are sleeping, you hear the russian nationale to get up urgently , form a column towards the door and sing, sing along with the anthem, after that immediately exercise, 15 minutes, this is an exercise, how to explain it, well, just to we ... we get even more milk, then after charging we clean for half an hour and then breakfast, after breakfast we just stand, they forced us, they forced us to constantly learn all their propaganda, their kind of nonsense, there about general zhukov, about the second world war, poems forced to learn more than 30 poems, and poems such poor names, like...

the choir singing "the "national anthem."" xt hour and a half trump spoke very little about the candidate he was there to support. instead he aired a long list of grievances and painted a bleak picture. this is while he discussed chinese made cars being imported to the united states from mexico. >> we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, and you're not going to be able to sell those cars. if i get elected. if i don't get elected, it's going to be a bloodbath. that's going to be the least of it. it's going to be a bloodbath for the country. that's going to be the least of it. >> shortly after the campaign, delay tried to clean up the comments states to nbc news that he was only talking about the awety industry and autoworkers. others talked about that moment, but let's be clear. he said, that will be the least of it. his remarks there about a bloodbath were of the pace of the dark rhetoric that peppered that speech. meanwhile former vice president pence criticized the rhetoric about the j

words left out of "the national anthem" but which nevertheless noticeably rhyme with "land of the freend home of the brave." just an interesting fact as this key bridge is rebuilt. when we come back come as president biden holds the largest one night fundraiser in presidential campaign history with president obama and clinton, raising over $25 million, protesters chant inside and outside radio city music hall. we will hear some of their voices. and then to unicef spokesperson james elder in rafah. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. pro-palestine protesters disrupted what was billed as the biggest fundraiser in presidential history here in new york city yesterday. the star-studded event at radio city music hall in manhattan featured president biden alongside former presidents barack obama and bill clinton and raised a record $25 million for biden's reelection campaign. more than 5000 people paid to attend, with tickets costing up to $500,000 each. for $100,000, guests could get a picture with the three

all to the tune of the national anthem, sung by a choir of imprison insurrection it's. the first words out of his mouth were a big thank you to those rioters who he called patriots. at this same rally, he said, if this election isn't won, i'm not sure that you'll ever have another election in this country. of course this is much bigger than one unhinged rally. donald trump has been professing political violence for years. in 2017, when white nationalists descended on charlottesville in a deadly rally and trump said there were very fine people on both sides. in 2020, trump approached his defense secretary, mark esper, about shooting people, protesting the death of george floyd, asking, can't you just shoot them? just shoot them in the legs or something. over the past few months, trump has warned of bedlam in the country and potential death and destruction if his criminal charges derail his presidential campaign. of course, in 2021 trump convinces reporters that the election was stolen from him. he worded any of the remaining faith in our institutions and told them to walk

get her -- will: up to six you'll get the national anthem on "fox & friends." >> i love the picture.ing we appreciate that shannon. you guys are my show prep. >> i get texts from shannon throughout the show. >> i like what you guys are doing and i'm a big fan. >> we are a fan of yours always looking forward to fox news sunday 2 p.m. eastern. >> she wrote there it is don't miss it since mary performed on our show do we own rights to that song now so we should use that at least once a weekend -- in the morning. as we show the photos. we'll have to ask mary about that. i don't know anything -- will: might be anticlimactic there are various states that are -- at the very least interesting focus on the state of texas and 16 texas state representatives voted against a school choice measure those 16 states representatives are up for reelection on tuesday. now, what's interesting these are republicans from rural districts. in texas, i think what is fascinating to me under almost any other circumstance never would be called a rhino i could imagine measure to measure on rural texas legislator

capitol on january 6th, all to the tune of the national anthem sung by a choir of insurrectionists. the first words were a thank you to the rioters, who he called, patriots. at the same rally, he said, quote, if this election isn't won, i'm not sure you will ever have another election in this country and of course this is bigger than one unhinged rally. donald trump has been professing political violence for years. in 2017 remember that, when white nationalists dissented on charlottesville in a deadly rally and trump's of the refined people on both sides? in 2020, he approached his defense secretary about shooting people protesting the death of george floyd asking, can't you just shoot them? shoot them in the legs or something. over the past few months, trump has warned of battle him in the country and potential death and destruction of the criminal charges derailing his campaign and in 2021, trump confessed convinced his supporters that the election was stolen from him, he told them to walk to the u.s. capitol and fight like hell and he watched on television. so yes, you absolutely

>> joe biden. >> can you sing the national anthem for me? an you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we -- the twilight's last [ singing ] ♪ whose bright stripes and bright stars and the perilous -- >> the what? >> it's the perilous skies. >> so close, you guys. that was so close. >> jimmy: we have a fun show for you tonight. huey lewis is here. we have music from his new musical "the heart of rock and roll." and we'll be right back with christina applegate. [ cheering and applause ] >>> abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by crown royal. ♪ >> jimmy: all right. tonight, the new broadway musical based on his songs is called "the heart of rock and roll," it opens march 29th. huey lewis is with us. and we will hear a song from that musical later on. this week, we've got new shows with jerrod carmichael, regina king, william shatner and he'll be here for his 95th birthday. yes, his 95th birthday. janelle james, with music from dasha and chicano batman. and tomorrow night, we have a very special show with dr. dre and friends. a

his patriotic poem set to music became the national anthem in march 1931. years ago, this majestic steel span across the patapsco river opened to traffic. it was among the marvels of 20th century engineering. this bridge tonight in ruins, but the message of key's anthem still true. a message of american resilience, perseverance in the face of adversity. by the dawn's early light of another day, this community will surely rise again. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from baltimore, i'm norah o'donnell. ♪ >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm carissa lawson in new york. the coast guard has suspended its rescue search for the six construction workers still missing after the francis scott key bridge collapsed in baltimore. all six were working on the bridge. they are presumed to be dead and recovery efforts continued overnight. >>> the head coach of the utah women's basketball team says the team switched hot

the morning of polling station 351 began with the national anthem, immediately after the opening several dozen people voted here, in the morning before work they gave in to their duty to continue working to prepare the elections, members of the election commission arrived before sunrise, the ballot boxes were sealed, employees took out lists with the names of voters, greeted voters at 8 am, at 8 am already about 10 people stood there, waiting for the polling station to open, preparing portable voting boxes. almost 5,000 people live in molochny, including 12 representatives of the indigenous sami population. the polling station is located in a cultural center where the traditions of local residents are studied. therefore, here is the ancient summer home of the kuvaksa reindeer herders, and this is the winter version of the vezh. this is how voters are introduced to the sami customs. in addition to traditional campaigning, voter turnout here is increased with the help of lycanoid, ancient shaman, those who. i came to vote, they promised a sami master class , we had a plot on the street, ye

and the padres, melvin occasionally cracked down if he noticed a lack of participation during the national anthemeam is embracing this policy change as spencer, your big baseball fan, i you know, i like it. i you know, i don't mind when people choose to sit, i guess, but it's i think it's nice. well i'm like you. >> it doesn't bother me if someone chooses to sit. i don't choose to sit, but i, you know, it doesn't bother me if someone else sits, i don't. i'm not really big into mandates and managers telling ballplayers you know, when to cut their hair, shave their mustaches, or when to stand for the anthem. but, you know, i it doesn't bother me either way. i guess it doesn't bother me. >> yeah. i mean, it's fine. karina you have ties to baseball. what do you think? yeah i would just say. >> i mean, he says it's a whole new team. we have great players this year and this is how we're going to do it. you know, i'm the manager now. it's totally different than what gabe kapler did. um, so it's his team. that's what he decided to do. and he's saying, this is going to show the other team, like, hey, we'r

the mlb doesn't require they don't say the players have to be on the field or observe the national anthems just something that the giants have been and are doing. >> 9.52. coming up next hour on the kron 4 morning news. east bay man is ordered to pay millions of dollars in restitution after running a ponzi scheme. with that story and more. i have active psoriatic arthritis. but with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm feeling this moment. along with clearer skin skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. there's nothing like clearer skin and better movement-and that means everything! ask your doctor about skyrizi today. learn how abbvie could help you save. >> 9.55, in the north bay teens at sonoma county, juvenile hall are now going to be able to use a recording streets to a studio and make their own music. the ce

the san francisco giants says the entire spdugoutúwill be required to std on the field for the national anthemw opponents they're ready to play, and that the team hasúa united mindset >> he absolutely is making at& statement, and i'm a little surprised because bob melvin is not new to the bay area and if you're not new to the bay area, you understand the lineage and the history. and i'll even say social activism, in particular within sport. melvin predecessor gabe kapler tookc a knee several times in protest over the death of george floyd back in 2020. >> he also did not appear on the field for the national anthem in the 2022 or in 2022, after a mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas. cookie monster's complaining about high prices and elevated cost of living plaguing the us economy. the sesame street character went on social media to express his frustration of, quote, shrinkflation. a recent report from the labor department found that oreo, double stuf chocolate sandwich cookies sizeúby weight from 2019 to 2023. research shows the cost cutting measure is not a new tactic here.

obviously, i know that's the national anthem. 's funny because we love lyrics on this show. the truth is it just depends on the lyric. you might want, oh, it's still rock 'n' roll to me, or someone does zeppelin or if you love the lyric, that's bringing people together in your country, which i love. andrew, where do you come down on this? >> i don't do music after the 18th century. this is all fascinating. >> just imagine, yeah, wagner was here. but giggs is very modest, which is cool, and not all rappers are modest. not all musicians are modest. but getting a shout out like that, that's wild. >> amazing. >> london, you know what i'm saying, modesty. >> we're different in new york. what is that about? does someone say it out loud when you're young. hey, you don't get too big, or it's just unstated british vibe. >> that's just the vibe. we're just more cool. >> very cool. >> it goes together well, though. >> i love that. giggs, i hope you come back. thanks for coming through. andrew. >> i'll take one of these. >> take your lighter.

his patriotic poem set to music officially became the national anthem in march 1931. steel span across the patapsco river opened to traffic. it was among the marvels of 20th century engineering. this bridge tonight in ruins, but the message of key's anthem still true. a message of american resilience, perseverance, in the face of adversity. by the dawn's early light of another day, this community will surely rise again. ♪ ♪ and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." . >>> norah, thank you, the images of destruction in baltimore left bay area bridge commuters shocked. >> i never seen anything like that before. a bridge just collapse in seconds. >> the question tonight, will our local bridges hold up? >> even things that happen very, very rarely do sometimes happen. >>> an ex-con, struggling to get back on his feet. >> when i got out of prison in 2010 and i applied to jobs everywhere no one would hire me. >> how he is now using his passion for coffee to give others like him a shot at a new start. >>> a local tech entrepreneur johns robert f. kennedy jr for his bid to the

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singing the national anthem of iran in persian language at the official welcoming ceremony of the president of iran in venezuela. after 8 years, mr. raisi as the president of iran has come to caracas in order to interact with independent countries and also in the private life of americans, yes, iran and build the country without the interference of foreigners, especially americans, in the hope of final victory and the implementation of justice. . now, in the shadow of the common political positions, the friends of the difficult days want to increase the commercial and economic exchanges between the two countries. venezuela as the largest holder of oil reserves in the world and iran as a country with achievements relying on knowledge-based and production companies. and we set the target for the economic and commercial work between the two countries. in the first step , we predicted the level of relations of 10 billion dollars. we set a target . in the next step, the level of relations can definitely be increased to 20 billion dollars. we have the largest oil reserves in the world. venezuela.

2026 world cup , they encouraged the purchase of national team players, but the boss they took their football federation under criticism as soon as the national anthem was over , chanting against south korean football federation president chung mungyo and calling for his dismissal . they say that players are shields, dawood moradi of radio and television news agency , friendly soccer matches are also being held in the world . of course, italy defeated venezuela 2-1, ghana lost to nigeria 2-1, and the czech republic defeated norway 2-1. the games that are being held now are holland and scotland their match is 0-0, romania and northern ireland 1-1 , spain and colombia will face each other from 12:00 pm in a few minutes . he was mischievous with his head in a row, madam , all right, boys can't be mischievous , even at the height of his frustration, he tried to keep all his anger and respect for his elders and respect for the other party didn't matter. he was a student and wanted to change the world, a sense of responsibility. he had a lot towards everyone, if one of his friends would say, for example, "i have a lesson , for example, my language , then