how it seemed to, let's just say come out of nature and be very verlander -- verlander in the human society. i think the gain of function associated with this virus is a clear indication it came out of a lab. i would like the person there to comment about the protocols for safety issues and the french, etc., related to the wuhan lab and the problems there. >> john in claim, virginia, jimmy tobias, can you explain what a cleavage site is? >> what he mentioned about the way the virus seems to spread rapidly in the human population, that is some of that made dr. redfield in the early days of the pandemic think this came out of a lab. he said there are certain biological aspects of it that did not seem like it came out of nature. that is low things that concern him. dr. deborah birx was on tv saying something similar. that was one concerning element of the virus that set people's alarm bells off. the cleavage has been a focus for quite some time. it is still unclear to me how the scientists, dr. fauci, and others in january, february, 2020 overcame their concerns. that is something would have a

that is lila verlander. that video watching uncle justin on tv. thank you so much. >>> all right. coming up, president biden headed to alabama today to mark the 50th anniversary of the bloody sunday march from selma to montgomery. we will preview the president's visit next. >>> first, a quick reminder. the new cnn original film glitch glitch premiers tonight on cnn. here is a preview. >> so the founders of vine were colin kroll and russ yusapov. colin, the engineer was the big visionary, the one that saw the opportunity for this app and this long term vision for house social media could change. >> we run a slew of open source technologies. >> and russ was the designer and the manager. >> i was just writing a bit of a bio. >> he could actually make it all happen, get all the pieces moving in the right direction and make sure the infrastructure was ready so people could share their creativity. >> as you see me now, tap on your screen. let me know that you guys are here. >> catch the cnn film glitch the rise and fall of hk trivia tonight at 9:00 p.m.

the vibe from everyone there and even after they lost in the game five of that series to justin verlanderyou know the series was over. but the let's go oakland chance just echoed through the stadium moments like that are what is man's want to get back to. they don't want to hear about las vegas. they don't want to hear about budgets. they want to be a part of those good times again, and you know, it's hard not to pay attention to those other things. but yeah, when things are going well for the a's the oakland coliseum, dated, as it may be, is still a great place to actually be watching baseball , even if it doesn't have the modern amenities. sal. i've never once been in the game in the open, call a seaman said, boy. i wish i wasn't here. it's always a good time. right we're gonna we're gonna have to catch a game out there. i want to mention the giants, their home openers and until a little later but the giants are starting in the bronx, you know, and they're starting and gets a very good yankees team. what do you see for the giants? you know, a lot of people expected that they would do mo

the mets have paired two future hall of fame aces, justin verlander and matt scherzer, pushing theirre. and the yanks -- >> high fly ball -- >> reporter: -- resigning aaron judge after he broke the american league home run record and tapped anthony vol pi to be their starting shortstop. at 21, the youngest player on their opening day roster since derek jeter roamed the same position. manager aaron boon informing the stunned new jersey native as a hidden camera rolled. >> welcome to new york. >> reporter: but maybe the most exciting development for baseball this year, a bump in the pace of play. for the first time, a pitch clock will be introduced. 15 seconds between pitches when no one's on base and 20 seconds with base runners. it's part of a slew of new rules meant to speed things up and add offense, like eliminating defensive shifts. >> i think the idea is to open up some more holes for hitters and keep the game going a little bit. >> reporter: the marlins' john birdie showing how it would work during spring training. >> you can't cheat the left side of the infield. you have to st

your long record i would say of verlander partisanship has raised a number of questions -- vera let -- virulent partisanship has raised a number of questions. you have supported far left initiatives such as defunding the police and you have been hostile to broadband companies serving rural areas such as those in my state of south dakota. i would close by saying that almost all if not all individuals in politics have strong convictions. serious leaders demonstrate the ability to act in a fair and impartial manner. you have not and adam chair should this nomination come for a vote, i would urge all my colleagues for those reasons and many others to join me in opposing the nominee before us. sen. cantwell: now we will have an introduction. our guest will join its remotely. he was a trump official for the rural utilities service's department of agriculture. he has been a long leader in rural broadband and developing state directors working group. you are also active in wyoming. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. i am currently the general manager of ponderosa communications. i am