wayne rooney — results? i think it was inevitable. wayne rooney has _ results?e rooney has released - results? i think it was inevitable. wayne rooney has released a - wayne rooney has released a statement saying he didn't feel as though he had enough time, but birmingham have released their own statement saying that they didn't really have any option and, as you have said, the team has slid down the league and people running the club, which include tom friday the nfl superstar, were concerned about what would happen if that trend continued. yes, ithink what would happen if that trend continued. yes, i think the club feel as though they had no option, even though it has come in a relatively short space of time after his appointment.— relatively short space of time after his appointment. where do you think the club no his appointment. where do you think the club go next, _ his appointment. where do you think the club go next, who _ his appointment. where do you think the club go next, who will— his appointment. where do you think the club go next, who will dare -

let's give you a cuick under wayne rooney. let's give you a quick update — under wayne rooney.r wayne rooney. let's give you a quick update on the _ under wayne rooney. let's give you a quick update on the situation - under wayne rooney. let's give you a quick update on the situation at - quick update on the situation at tokyo airport. the japanese prime minister has just tokyo airport. the japanese prime minister hasjust said tokyo airport. the japanese prime minister has just said that the coastguard crew who were on—board to assist in the earthquake relief effort, he said he confirmed that five out of the six had died and he extended his condolences to those who were trying to serve those in need. so the situation there is the plane is still on fire and efforts to bring it under control are continuing. hello. a new year, but another named storm. this morning the met office have named storm henk, the weather system which is crossing the uk today set to bring potential for damaging and disruptive winds. with it, they've issued a met office amber weather warning for strong wind

-- wayne -- wayne wanted cannabis.ick to the script i'm sorry, okay. [ laughter ] i apologize. >> wayne wanted -- >> jimmy: and you knew where to get some >> yeah. there you go [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now it's making sense. it's making sense. >> and like he said -- >> so, every time i would go to atlanta and i wanted to speak about that one thing, i would always call on this guy to talk about that [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay >> and one day -- one day we were in the studio and he would always just come through the studio and one day we said something about music. >> that's when i first felt comfortable enough to tell you i was, you know, doing the music thing. >> jimmy: and you two just started working, and you go, "that's it." we hit it off. we're gonna work together. >> the moment he said he rapping, the moment i heard it, like you said, we was on the way to the studio. we got to the studio and i did this hook for the song >> yeah, "duffel bag boy." >> "duffel bag boy." and the rest is history. [ cheers and applause >>

_ hammering wayne rooney now. was it difficult at times? know. _ hammering wayne rooney now.g wayne rooney now. was it difficult at times? know. that just - difficult at times? know. that “ust art of the difficult at times? know. that “ust part of the job. i difficult at times? know. that “ust part of the job. part i difficult at times? know. that “ust part of the job. part of the i difficult at times? know. thatjust part of the job. part of the game. | difficult at times? know. thatjust | part of the job. part of the game. | part of the job. part of the game. this was how it stood when rooney came in. his brief was to build on the work ofjohn uses who left the club in the playoffs. but rudy's time ends six points off the drop zone. it is the worst way to start for this club to new owners. investments coming in, where receiving — investments coming in, where receiving enormous inbound interest. taking _ receiving enormous inbound interest. taking charge in the summer nfl star tom brady is part of their team. they came here with investment and coaching ideas so they let go of

but wayne and tom have done _ to do this. but wayne and tom have done is _ to do this. it, the profile of some of— done is raise it, the profile of some of the unacceptable behaviours they face _ some of the unacceptable behaviours they face. and it's given us an opportunity to act on it as well. sarah, — opportunity to act on it as well. sarah, when this issue was discussed more widely it's often that rugby union is held up as an example of how things can be achieved particularly comparing to football where i think the figures are more like nine and ten of referees talking about being abused, not the 49% we've had in the survey. it would appear the reality and rugby is perhaps a little different. yes. is perhaps a little different. yes, when ou is perhaps a little different. yes, when you think _ is perhaps a little different. yes, when you think about _ is perhaps a little different. is: when you think about those images you see in football where a decision is made by referee and maybe a group of players around the referee you still don't see that it rugby union but t

wayne lapierre is a big reason why.of cesspool of self-dealing and money that we're now learning about just makes the whole thing even just more appalling. i mean, the lobbyi ing itself w bad enough. the fact that these people were s self-dealing in millions of dollars, it's an epic story. i think the worst case of what lobbying can do in american government. >> and the consequences, as you point out, are absolutely life and death in this case. felipe, what's next for the nra, in your view? i mean, just reading the tea leaves, can we expect a move further to the right or the organization to try to course correct in the face of what seems to be a real threat to its future? >> well, look. if you set aside all the problems that wayne lapierre has had over the last ten years, whether it's the spending tens of thousands of dollars at boutiques in california, or traveling to italy, traveling to florida -- even if there was someone in there or even if it was wayne lapierre there that didn't abuse the finances, the nra has had

>> boy, so much has changed for wayne and the nra., i want to say thoughts and prayers to wayne. we will really miss him. >> baloney. baloney. >> where have we've been with the nra in the last ten years? think about 2013, sandy hook shooting. they show up in congress. politicians that they don't have in their pockets, they have running scared for the exits because the nra is this invisible juggernaut, right? this unbeatable force to be reckoned with. they spent $30 million on donald trump in 2016. where are we on the eve of trial? >> 30 million that we know. up >> there enough. on the eve of trial, we have revenue down 40% since 2016 for the nra. a lot being spent on 92% from its peak in 2016. its membership is the lowest it has been a decade. politicians are running through the doors. not because they are afraid of the nra. they are afraid to be seen with the nra. that once vaunted and aright rating is a scarlet letter. that is all before we get to the trial, right? that is before we get to the details that we're going to learn about

wayne doubled down. he took them into unprecedented territory in a way if the nra disappeared tomorrow, which i don't think this will do. it might continue into a streamlined fashion and maybe move to a friendier state, texas. nra-ism is with us. there's a political party in america that's absorbed the nra plank. the nra for them, this is mission accomplished. this has been 50 years and 30 with wayne lapierre at the helm. >> the presidential influence. >> they set up shop. george w. bush's white house before president trump. it has been absorbed by the republican parties, so they are not necessary anymore. they've done their job. >> jennifer, it's quite a moment to see this happen today. thank you for your expertise in watching this so closely. >> it's good to be here. >> thank you. >>> i want to thank all of you for joining us tonight and every night this week. i hope you have a great weekend. we'll see you back monday. abby phillip starts right now. >> if democracy is on the ballot, it could also be on

wayne lapierre was win. today marked the day that he didn't win. >> but he basically -- what you're saying is he could kind of get away with whatever he wanted at nra? >> wayne lapierre had the most power at the nra and a group of individuals behind him. he had a lot of power. 25 years ago, people remember charlton heston. he was already a movie star. wayne lapierre stepped into the void when heston stepped down, and he doubled down in public in a way that earned him the respect of gun rights activists. but that earned him an infamous place in american society. nobody at the organization today has that kind of star power that can replace him. >> yeah, and when you look at that and the question of whether -- i mean, his reason that he gave was health. the question of whether it has to don't have do with settlement talks or whatever it was the a.g. is seeking here -- i mean, what does it mean for the nra? when people look at the nra, what its future looks like, what's your sense of that? >> key moments in nra

wayne doubled down. he took them into unprecedented territory in a way if the nra disappeared tomorrow, which i don't think this will do. it might continue into a streamlined fashion and maybe move to a friendier state, texas. nra-ism is with us. there's a political party in america that's absorbed the nra plank. the nra for them, this is mission accomplished. this has been 50 years and 30 with wayne lapierre at the helm. >> the presidential influence. >> they set up shop. george w. bush's white house before president trump. it has been absorbed by the republican parties, so they are not necessary anymore. they've done their job. >> jennifer, it's quite a moment to see this happen today. thank you for your expertise in watching this so closely. >> it's good to be here. >> thank you. >>> i want to thank all of you for joining us tonight and every night this week. i hope you have a great weekend. we'l

wayne ford, the co-chair of that forum, will join us in just a moment.organizers of a pro-palestinian protest in d.c., they say they're expecting the largest demonstration there since the start of the israel/hamas war. they're calling this the march on washington for gaza, invoking the 1963 march on washington. this is mlk weekend. there's another march planned for monday in new york. but there's more to this than the timing. we're seeing tension and violence reaching other parts of the region now, and we saw south africa this week make its case against israel to the top court of the united nations with an accusation of genocide. their demand is that the court order israel to stop its bombardment of gaza. still no sign of any cease-fire soon. joining me now the yasmine in d.c. to speak at the march later today. thank you for being with us. when i read this number that you told producers of how many of your family members had been killed in the air strikes since the start of the war, literally it was a jaw drop. explain how many family members you've lost

legendary dancer entertainer wayne dancer and entertainer wayne sleep. wayne, lovely to have you.? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> um, do you think that lineker is treated harshly here is being treated harshly here for a political opinion? for having a political opinion? >> i think if you put >> no. i think if you put yourself out there and you make a statement as strong as that , a statement as strong as that, you should expect whatever gets thrown at you. i don't thrown back at you. i don't think you should be wimpish and just a corner and say just hide in a corner and say it's not you should. it's not fair. you should. anybody says something like anybody who says something like thatis anybody who says something like that is inviting criticism. on one side or another. so i would have thought he was used to it. >> do you think there's too much vitriol pointed in his direction ? >> ?- >> um, 7- >> um,i 7— >> um, i think 7 >> um, i think that in a way i would agree with somebody saying, shut up , because he saying, shut up, because he seems to think he knows knows what to do, but of

what is the attorney general alleging wayne lapierre did?e a host of things, but in short he is alleged to have presided over and engaged in a incredible culture of self-dealing and corruption that's essentially pervaded every aspect of the organization's executive ranks over a period of 30 years and cost the nra many tens of millions of dollars that got shelled out for sweetheart deals , other very luxurious personal expenses, using vendors for trips on yachts to the bahamas, endless private jet usage. there is really -- everyone heard about the hundreds of thousands of dollars on custom suits. there is really nothing that it seems the folks at the top are not engaged in over the time the nra was bringing in lots of money. amna: wayne lapierre is 74 years old and has been at the helm for more than three decades and transformed gun culture in america including making it into a major political force. he said after the sandy hook shooting, the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. does him stepping down change th

lisa, the senator chris murphy commented on the resignation of wayne lapierre.i'm sorry, i'm reading from an abc news report. gun reform advocate senator chris murphy said on friday that lapierre's departure from the nra is a signal of how weak the organization has become. the nra is a shell of its former self, and wayne lapierre's exit is a signal of that. >> that's absolutely true. but what will really show that the nra has lost its power is this lawsuit because ali, over the course of several weeks the attorney general plans to present evidence that will force americans to really reckon with where their money has gone if they're dues-paying members of the nra. and largely a lot of that money has gone to line wayne lapierre's pockets, to pay for he and lobbying association that it was promised. and that, really the thrust of attorney general letitia james's lawsuit, which is, i oversee charities here as the attorney general -- you're not conducting yourself on the up and up, and i intend to show that this is what you're doing here. this isn't about what the mi

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thank you so much, wayne. appreciate your time. >>> and now i want to go to the democratic and south carolina state rep todd rutherford. take a look at him on the left of the screen of this image that i'm going to show you. that tsz him with nikki haley as she called to remove the confederate flag from the south carolina capital and he did all of that to get her on the desk. representative, i appreciate your time and now that race and birtherism have become a part of the campaign. no surprise that we're here. disappointing but nonetheless here we are. and a lot of people want to know where she stands. she called the removal of the confederate flag and at the time you said i give her credit for stepping out there and doing what's right, and you were with her in those moments. why do you think she's now having such a problem talking about race? >> even when i gave her credit i gave her credit for stepping in after the general assembly decided to take the flag and now she's trying to walk back comments about race

i don't know much about rock music, but maybe ken wayne, ken wayne loves to be less.ou're a dj, right? i was a dj i wasn't in work for a walk and roll stations as the news person that, you know, as they say, you're never too old or i true future there i get away kids. all noel grant, here's what we're working on for a zone or john making his first public appearance of the year in las vegas today. but it. >> what didn't make an appearance that's got everybody talking and we're going back to union city where a deputy was shot this afternoon. police are still looking for the suspect. >> we'll have an update in a live report. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. ge

talk to someone who spends a lot of time in focus groups with republican primary voters, and later, wayne lafayette air steps down justices's corruption trial gets underway in new york. we will take a look back at the damage he did and the future of america's gun lobby. e did and the future o america's gun lobby. >>> okay, i really believe that sometimes we all just need to acknowledge how insane this moment we are living in really is. think about it this way -- friday was, of course, january 5th, one day before the third anniversary of the january 6th insurrection incited by the former president. it was also the same day as a major speech by the sitting president about the danger that the former president still poses to democracy. on that same day, the united states supreme court announced it will hear a case on whether that former president can even be on the ballot because of his role in the insurrection, all in one day. it's important to not lose sight of how we arrived at this moment and why we arrived at this moment. the supreme court is taking up this unprecedented case because of

i'm ken wayne. the news 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station.aking news. >> that breaking news at 6. a 3rd suspect has been arrested in the murder of kron. 4 security guard. kevin, the cheetah, thanks for joining us for kron for news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm noelle bellow. law enforcement sources have just confirmed to kron 4 u.s. marshals have arrested lebron gilbert. >> today in kansas city, we are still trying to get more details on the circumstances surrounding his arrest. gilbert is one of 3 people charged with murder in connection to the 2021 shooting in oakland until now. only hershel hale and should mitchell have been in custody while gilbert has been on the run. records show all 3 suspects are members of a san francisco street gang and they have a felony criminal records. the cheetah was on assignment guarding a kron for news reporter covering a crime story in oakland in november of 2021. >> he was shot during an attempted robbery of our news camera eqen

on friday evening, wayne la pierre, the man who has led the nra for decades, resigned.of legal troubles. largely, of lapierre's own making. and just as a civil trial in new york was underway. -- important to go back to the summer of 2020. new york attorney general letitia james sued left here and three other leaders at the nra, alleging that they violated nonprofit laws and misused millions of dollars in unruly funds for their own lavish lifestyles. and some of these details are pretty blatant. according to the lawsuit, the nra spent over a half 1 million dollars on private flights for lapierre, including eight family trips to the bahamas. he had the nra pay his personal consultant -- and the expense, over $100,000 in membership fees for a golf club. -- lawsuit originally sought to oust lapierre from leadership. -- the jurors in this trial will determine if he's liable, and how much lapierre and his associates will have to repay the nra. now, that may temporarily add a bit to the dwindling and are a bank accounts. this is all just kind of the latest and what has been a

. >> reporter: for wayne and dean writer, owners of the thunder ridge ski area in paterson, new york,er the weekend means there snow machines can get a break. >> new york city has not had a snowstorm like this in, i don't know, several -- >> 650 days. >> reporter: now consider this. ski slopes like this one are having to adapt to the changing weather. the owners tell me they are seeing winter snow arrived later each year, and norah, i know you hit the slopes as i do. for them that means they have to push back the days they open for the season. >> norah: i have noticed that. errol barnett, thank you. from the forecast, mike bettes with our partners of the weather channel. >> across the midatlantic, north carolina, highlighted in pink. very hazardous travel conditions they are and then a ton of snow from that point northbound. i-95 is tricky. south of new york is mostly rain, north of new york is mostly snow as it begins to bomb out over the ocean. in some pockets a foot of snow on the way. significant snow in the midwest monday into tuesday. this wound up a lot of wind coming. signific

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> tonight at 6, we are learning more about the man who allegedly killed in oakland police officer in the line of duty. good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne. officer twan lay was shot and killed while responding to a burglary last week. a multi county search continues tonight for additional suspects. we are awaiting an opd press conference scheduled for 07:30pm tonight. our first theresa joins in the meantime, live from the newsroom with more on the alleged gunman and the alameda county da's approach to prosecuting him. i'm vicki and can according to police sources, the shooter's name is mark demetrius sanders. he has been booked. >> into the alameda county, santa rita jail on charges of assault with a firearm and first-degree murder. legal experts say that this case will put a big spotlight on da pamela price as she has faced criticism for not being crime. >> any

longtime national rifle association chief, wayne lapierre, announcing his resignation.ement coming as lap here is set to face trial in the corruption case brought by new york attorney general, letitia james. cnn contributor steven gutowski joining us on this. how big is this? tell us what this means and also what it doesn't mean. >> reporter: this is huge. wayne lapierre was a staple of the nra and the gun lobby for the last several decades. he was the leader of the gun rights movement in this country forever. he was at the center of a lot of these corruption allegations which is that issue in the new york case for the last four years. he has refused to resign. they decided to fight this, it seemed. this really feels like an attempt, perhaps, to try to find a settlement in the new york case. with the person at the center of it all. >> walk us through what the case entails. there were allegations i was using nra money to fund very lavish trips, et cetera. >> that is exactly right. the allegations against him and other members of leadership at the nra over decades who had

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in and he was john wayne in stagecoach. that's what george washington was like. and you you're you're trying to puncture some of those ideas, talk a little bit about how the myths around washington's stature emerge. sure. okay. first off, i do believe that we show george washington more respect and not less when we acknowledge his complexities and also when we we realize that he cannot really become a model, a model. all the way. you know, not everything he did was was, you know, commendable. and something that we should take our cue from. but this is, again, something that shouldn't be very much controversial. but then again, how tall was george washington and biographer? so, john wayne, you know, that that was trying to say earlier on just projecting down on the 18th century the notion and idea we take for granted. it's not that good. a historical method. i believe. so. how tall was george washington? well, if we listen to some biography, he was 63 or maybe six four in the house inches that the max figure was able to attr

i know ken wayne likes that one.r parade. >> is the biggest parade celebrating the lunar new year outside of asia. the parade is set for february 24th this year will usher in the year of the dragon was born in the year of the dragon. back in 1988, by the way, you can catch can weigh in tonight on kron. 4 news at 6 quick programming note there. meanwhile, draymond green returned to the court last night against the memphis grizzlies. and it wasn't exactly a warm welcome. >> draymond green. now for over a month. ski. >> they can hear the boos raining down as he came off the bench. not a surprise. a memphis and horrors of had some playoff battles and dream doesn't exactly have a ton of friends around the league. i wouldn't think he was suspended indefinitely after that head on the suns player back on december. 12th green suspension ultimately cost him 6 teen games. the warriors didn't look anything like contenders last night. and this has been a trend that team is kind of in free fall mode. the grizzlies took 40 free thr

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis.s at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> i'll say again and again and not is >> tonight, residents in contra costa county concerned after yet another flaring incident at the chevron refinery. good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne, the richmond fire department says refinery had another level. one incident this morning. the flaring stopped by midday and now an investigation is being done to try to find out what happened. our kron four's rob nesbitt joins us

of the us national rifle association, resigns, just days before a corruption trial is due to wiping wayne lapierre. is accused of taking billions of dollars to pay for lavish travel, parked the general grade. thank you for your company. us president joined by that and has kicks dodge and he's been for re election license this year with his harshest attack. yeah, it's on his likely challenge of donald trump by didn't want that trump poses a grave danger to american democracy, accusing him of echoing and nazi germany and seeking revenge. and retribution bought in was speaking 3 hughes off to the january 6 us capital attack. trump was being paid started with the riot, but then acquitted for the democracy. still, america said could cause is the most urgent question of our time. that's what the 2024 election is all about. choices, claire donald trump's campaign is about him, is not america, not you sound trump campaign is obsessed with the past, not the future. he's willing to sacrifice our democracy, put himself in power. our campaign is different. in his pole is the double use washington bur

i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, the family of the former east bay police officer charged with shooting his wife and then leading police on days long speaking out tonight, chen liam say-chow was back in court to enter a plea. good evening and thanks so much for joining us, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm ken wayne outside the courthouse in martinez, a child's mother talked about her son and what the family has been going through since his arrest kron four's theresa reports. >> not guilty. that was the plea entered thursday by the former pittsburgh police officer facing a long list of felony charges following a standoff

my heart also goes out to wayne birkett. — heart also goes out to wayne birkett, marcin gawronski andst miller. the rule of law and now are just a _ miller. the rule of law and now are just a cautionary tale of when a calculated, cold brutal killing spree — calculated, cold brutal killing spree can be reduced down to something that falls within the same sentence _ something that falls within the same sentence and restrictions and guidelines as that of death by dangerous driving. if this man was not stopped when he was this could have been— not stopped when he was this could have been one of the most catastrophic of attacks this country had ever— catastrophic of attacks this country had ever seen. this man is a killer. murder— had ever seen. this man is a killer. murder was — had ever seen. this man is a killer. murder was the only thing he cared about— murder was the only thing he cared about and — murder was the only thing he cared about and he fulfilled this in horrific— about and he fulfilled this in horrific fashion on tuesday the 13th ofjune _ horrific fashion on tuesday the 13th

she served as dean at wayne state university law school in detroit. appointed in age 36. and extraordinarily young age, youngest woman in u.s. history to lead a top 100 accredited law school. she is one of us. somebody who i knew in our own joint interest in election law as well, and just has had such an extraordinary career we all have our programs so you can read more about her. i am honored to welcome back to the aals our colleague and the secretary of state of michigan. let's give an aals welcome to jocelyn benson. [applause] sec. benson: very surreal, because when i was a young law professor, this was a big joke, to be on a panel was -- this was big show, to be on a panel was such a big deal. mark: and now you get to be on the biggest panel. sec. benson: thank you for having me. mark: oh, gosh, it is truly our honor. and so what we are going to do here, just for the audience's information, we are going to run through a bunch of questions i'll have. we also will try to get to audience questions. and if you have one, we would like you to raise your hand, and we will co

in and he was john wayne in stagecoach. that's what george washington was like. and you you're you're trying to puncture some of those ideas, talk a little bit about how the myths around washington's stature emerge. sure. okay. first off, i do believe that we show george washington more respect and not less when we acknowledge his complexities and also when we we realize that he cannot really become a model, a model. all the way. you know, not everything he did was was, you know, commendable. and something that we should take our cue from. but this is, again, something that shouldn't be very much controversial. but then again, how tall was george washington and biographer? so, john wayne, you know, that that was trying to say earlier on just projecting down on the 18th century the notion and idea we take for granted. it's not that good. a historical method. i believe. so. how tall was george washington? well, if we listen to some biography, he was 63 or maybe six four in the house inches that the max figure was able to attr

he beckham and wayne rooney.live accusing israel of live streaming . genocide at the first streaming. genocide at the first day of the hearings at the hague, jeremy corbyn joined the south african delegation for the country's case against israel comes as mr corbyn publicly described hamas as a terrorist group, but accused the israeli army of being guilty of acts of terror too. israel's president has called the case atrocious and preposterous . south africa's and preposterous. south africa's justice minister, ronald lamola, says the conflict needs to end our government has approached the international court of justice to prevent the unfolding genocide in gaza . genocide in gaza. >> we have also asked for a provisional measures, which include an immediate suspension of israel's military operations in and against gaza. the commitment to justice and bring an end to the humanitarian atrocities in palestine , atrocities in palestine, resonate deeply with the collective consciousness of the global community. on the scal

host: so, wayne, are you -- do you feel like things could get better for you?ler: right now, no. actually, i was getting social security and a v.a. pension and i just got a letter a couple mohs ago and -- because i'm making about $2000 now and they want to cut me back down. they want to take half of my social security, which is only $680, and my pension, which is like 13. they want to cut half my social security and part of my pension so i am making $1300 a month. and recently, my landlady wants me out. so i am having to move out at the end of the month. i don't have the money to go nowher i'm going to be going probably to something -- you know, a military kind of deal for veterans, and i can only be there so long. and so it's either -- well, i live in connecticut and they want you to be making three times the amount of the rent that you are looking for. host: wayne, we certainly wish you the best but i have to move on to clifford in birmingham, alabama. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: good. caller: i'm doing good. i'm holding my ow

quote, the safest place you could be when wayne had a gun was between wayne and the target. a leader, lapierre hardly inspired confidence within his ranks. a former nra board member once said that he had the, quote, backbone of a chocolate Éclair. in announcing his departure, the 74ear-old cited health reasons for his exit. but some may wonder if lapierre was simply ducking out of perhaps his eatest challenge yet. the quickly approaching legal showdown with new york attorney general letitia james. the civil uit alleges that the pierre, and three other current and former nra leaders violated nonprofit nd misused millions of dollars of funds to finance their lavish lifestyles. lapierre is personally accused of diverting money from private jets, for expensive meals, for travel consultants, private security and trips to the bahamas for him in his family. the now former nra ad announced his resignation just -- ten member jury -- the case is expected to kick off on monday and last a total of eks. letitia james has already responded to lierre's exit, touting it as an important vict

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wayne rooney was sacked as manager of birmingham and wayne rooney was 16 when he scored that classic which put scored that classic goal against arsenal, which put him on the world stage . everybody knew world stage. everybody knew about wayne rooney for one magnificent sporting act, scoring that goal against david seaman . the world knew about seaman. the world knew about luke littler because he was entering the stage at ali harbi ali world champion . on the same ali world champion. on the same day, rooney's . career ended in day, rooney's. career ended in football as luke littler started how old is wayne? >> he's probably like 38. okay so there you go. >> he looks about 60, but stephanie, the real scandal and i know mike's not happy about this prize money £200,000. oh gosh. but he's going to take home about £78,000. no he won't. sorry. he's going to be taxed about 78 grand by hmrc. it's his proof, isn't it, that taxes are too high in this country? >> i think they are too high and especially when, you know we're living in a cost of living crisis, we want kind of keep crisis, we want

what i took a lot of pride in working to do as the dean of wayne state loss go was trying to broaden that and --wayne state law school was trying to broaden that and defining our work as being advocates for justice, however students chose to do that. not only those wanting to earn a law degree, but journalists and others and many of the ways in which law schools have evolved to open our doors even more broadly to welcome other professions in and have the law degree be a tool for whatever issues you do, whether it is in journalism or policymaking or of course as a lawyer. mark: so you are enjoying that life, making a difference, building an institution, helping train the next generation of lawyers. but you decided to change your professional life when you decide to run for office. what was that decision like for you? sec. benson: the common thread throughout my entire career was i was working at npr, whether i was a dean, whether i was teaching or writing or working in sports, running a nonprofit in sports, the common thread was access to government and access to democracy and voting,

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wayne lapierre, the long—time head of the national rifle association, the very powerful gun lobby infrom that position. he was a big figure in the wake of mass shootings, speaking up for gun rights. a statement that is being shared in the media says that with pride and all that we've accomplished, i'm announcing my resignation. i've been a card carrying memberfor most resignation. i've been a card carrying member for most of my adult life and i will never stop supporting the nra and its fight to defend the second amendment. the resignation, is understood it will take effect at the end of this month, and it is important to announce that it comes as wayne lapierre was set to face trial in a corruption case brought by the democratic new york attorney general. and so the nra, though, hit back at that suit, saying it was an attempt to silence the second amendment rights and wayne lapierre had worked for the nra since 1977. he became the ceo and executive vice president in 1991, and as i say, he was a big figure in american politics because of the role he played with the nra, the gun right

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wayne king. hi. >> lawrence: wayne king is a rancher and knows texas.gal migrant was jumping the fence. you see the clothes. what will is your reaction to what you saw? >> this is incredible. i see the same thing on the ranch, trash and debris. i see that and i'm 20 miles south of here. >> lawrence: mayorkas is going to be here today. if you have the opportunity to sit down and talk with him, what would you tell him? >> that he's a traitor, absolute traitor. he lies under oath and says the border is secure, it is not. he took an oath to protect and he's not doing it. it is clearly whole administration is same way. even the president of the united states. i call him a traitor, too. >> lawrence: how do you feel about texas governor abbott sign a law saying they will do deportation, detain him or be in prison or go back to mexico. how do you feel about the biden administration suing the state of texas and our texas depend of public safety. >> it is proof he doesn't care. it is crazy. our governor is trying to protect us and take care of us on our homeland.