yeah, that's right. >> whitaker: that's incredible.cientists who've been transfixed by the eruption. this is a country that names its children after volcanoes, so no surprise that more than 90,000 have made the pilgrimage to see it. and who could pass up a ready- made bbq? there are lava dogs, lava s'mores, lava selfies. at dusk, the crowds grew thicker. so, one night, we decided to join them. look at that. don't see that every day. >> kristin jonsdottir: no, you don't. >> whitaker: wow. we had asked kristin jonsdottir, head of iceland's earthquake monitoring, to come along. she told us most eruptions in iceland start with a big bang. not this one. instead, the earth unzipped itself in almost a straight line. lava boiled up, spreading to two vents, then nine. now, vent number five is the only one still active on this southwest peninsula. jonsdottir told us that wasn't the only surprise. >> jonsdottir: we have not seen an eruption on the peninsula for 800 years. >> whitaker: eight hundred years? >> jonsdottir: yes. so, this is something

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one of our own here at cbs news, "60 minutes" correspondent bill whitaker began his two-week skid asjeopardy!." whitaker will match contestant winnings with a donation outside of philadelphia that helps promote social justice, diversity and economic empowerment. >>> the rift between republican representative liz cheney and former president donald trump is growing. yesterday, mr. trump issued a statement calling the 2020 election fraudulent. and saying that it will be known as the big lie. well, cheney responded by tweeting the 2020 presidential election was not stolen. anyone who claims it was is spreading the big lie. turning their back on the rule of law and poisoning our democratic system. cnn reported later in a closed-door meeting cheney said spreading the idea of a rigged election is, quote, poisen in the bloodstream of our democracy. >>> america's top general is making an about-face to his earlier opposition of changing the military sexual assault policy. joint chiefs of staff chairman mark milley said he's now open to proposals to take decisions to prosecute sexual assault aw

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he's from the hawkeye state, former acting attorney general matt whitaker!e harry. he's so huge getting on his good side takes two trips, post on fox nation, tyrus! >> greg: all right, we are going to weigh in on some dangerous territory. to speak i want to thank you for that homoerotic opening. i know my wife enjoyed it. >> greg: sounds very disgusting. >> i hear you. >> greg: okay, you are a doctor, or so you claim. i've never seen any proof. >> how dare you. do we have to go there? >> greg: just give me a prescription pad and everything will be done. are people that are overweight are physically less capable in this capable down my particular job? >> yes, right? when people become secret service they have to go through testing beard but apparently they have standards and these guys all passed it, but it does sound like trump. it really sounds like him being him where everybody gets fired if they are not up to his specific little qualification. by the way, you mention these miss universe pageant, i believe i'm the only gusty fad that was actually a judge o

, bill whitaker. hello, hello, hello, hello. thank you, johnny gilbert. to guest host "jeopardy!" as a newsman for over 40 years, i love that this show puts an emphasis on knowledge and accuracy. alex was the best to ever do it with his smooth delivery and incredible intellect. so let's get to the game. emily, eliza, and cesar, good luck. here are the categories in the jeopardy! round... emily, you're our returning champion. you get to go first. let's do the food network for $200. cesar. - what is a quiche? - yes. vice for $200. cesar. - what is a chocoholic? - that is correct.

but whitaker is white from a middle class background and jones is poor and black and yesterday all sevenimously against clemency, but governor abbott has the power now to grant a 30-day delay which hits attorneys have asked so that they can investigate the possibility of concerns that the decision was compromised by racial discrimination and bias. >> best of luck. we real appreciate your time and this story you've just shared with our viewers. >> thank you, jake. >> any minute the house is expected to vote on a bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th insurrection. how many republicans are going to opt for the truth instead of trump? stay with us. ♪ the light. ♪ it comes from within. it drives you. and it guides you. to shine your brightest. ♪ as you charge ahead. illuminating the way forward. a light maker. recognizing that the impact you make comes from the energy you create. introducing the all-electric lyriq. lighting the way. what happens when we welcome change? lighting the way. we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for powe

morgan whitaker's effort just cross a line, and then no doubt about this one from connor roberts.e technically not yet confirmed, with derby facing sheffield wednesday on the final day. time for a few more grey hairs to reveal themselves in rooney's beard. stuart pollitt, bbc news. while nerves will be jangling on the final day of the season at the bottom of the table, no such worries for norwich. having won promotion a couple of weeks ago, today, they secured the championship title after beating reading 4—1, leading to these celebratory scenes at carrow road. what a job daniel farke�*s done there. three points separate the bottom three after a dramatic day in the scottish premiership. ross county moved out the bottom two after ending a five—game winless run, beating dundee united 2—0. hamilton stay bottom despite their win over st mirren but are now two points behind kilmarnock, who drop into the relegation play—off spot after defeat by motherwell. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. and there was an exciting finish to the first classic horse race of the season —

you can see those areas in whitaker force knowles novato also december vela mill valley.y hot temperatures. the big heat wave of the year and we've got some fun things for you to do, though, if you want to get out this weekend. the on this is the children's creativity museum that's in san francisco. and you're welcome to come out there and have fun hands on activities. we'll be doing technical activities for the kids to do as well. temperatures. there will be a little bit cool tomorrow. it's going to be in the upper 50's at 10:00am so bring a light jacket. if you're going to be there, it's going to be an outdoor activity about calistoga boy, they've got all that fresh stuff growing in the gardens and now to bring out the markets. and here you go. the farmers market is looking good. there opening up at 9 o'clock in the morning plan on plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the upper 70's. sunny all day long. and those warm numbers in the afternoon as well. wear plenty of sunscreen. all right. this one going to be on sunday. this is the art and wine festival that looks pretty

, bill whitaker! thank you, johnny gilbert. "jeopardy!"of this week's contestants and donating that amount to the media fellowship house in pennsylvania. so far more than $100,000 will be going to support the great work they do. let's wrap-up the week with another great game. good luck players and here are your categories for the jeopardy! round. jamie, you have the board. um, americana for $200. juliet. - what is conquers all? - yes. uh, cinematic wedding for $200. jamie. - what is "mamma mia"? - you got it. americana for $400. after she beat professional marksman frank butler in a shooting match she married him. juliet.

bill whitaker. thank you.'s show, hanna howard proved to be an impressive competitor and could not be caught in final jeopardy!, replacing a 3-day champion who had earned $73,000. let's see if one of these three players can deliver a similar performance today. jamie, elliott, and hanna, good luck. and let's play "jeopardy!" with these categories... we'll start with hanna. let's go vwllss stcms for $200 please. jamie. - what is "the office"? - yes. stcms for $400. elliott. - what is "entourage"? - exactly. vwllss stcms for $600 please. hanna. what is "good times"? - yes. - vwllss stcms, $800. [ beep ] what is "i love lucy"? hanna, you get to go again.

one of the things that caused me to write the article is that both matt whitaker and letisha james who was then a candidate for attorney general seemed to make statements that seemed to prejudge cases under their supervision. joyce knows this well. in the department of justice, we have to be two things all of the time and simultaneously. objectively fair and perceived as objectively fair. being just one of those things will not do. my concern was that by prejudging the cases that would be under their supervision, they raised an appearance, even if it wasn't objectively true, that they had prejudged the case. i urged both to recuse themselves from cases under their consideration. we have to be fair and perceived as fair. whenever prosecutors talk about cases before they know the facts, that is a problem. >> let's hear how the former president is reacting. the mar-a-lago season is open and he's in new jersey. >> the former president has to be prettyi irrate. they have had access to his financial records. the courts ruled against him so the documents are there. we don't know what the docu

, bill whitaker. thank you. thank you, johnny gilbert.week, each day, the champion is winning more than was won the day before. if that continues with jamie's win of $32,200 of yesterday, someone could be in for a big payday. good luck, steve, kalee, and jamie, here are the categories for the jeopardy! round. clues are about real animals. give us the two parents they're named for. jamie. on bass for $200. jamie. who is paul mccartney? - yes. - on bass $400. kalee. who are the go-go's? - right. - on bass for $1,000.

two navy pilots tell bill whitaker what they saw. >>> and our new series spring into summer looks at tourism as pandemic mandates are lifted. tips on how you can travel safely in cars and planes. >> finally! >>> plus, drew barrymore will be here at the table in the 8:00 hour, looking forward to that. but first, here's today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> we are targeting a terrorist organization that is targeting our civilians and hiding behind their civilians, using them as human shields. >> reporter: deaths mount in gaza as hamas rockets hit israel. >> the attack on the building that housed the "associated press" -- >> we can't have the targeting of buildings with press organizations. we can't continue to see this loss of civilian life. >> reporter: authorities say a train holding explosive material went off the tracks causing a fiery explosion in iowa. >>> oh, my - >> reporr: karcars being washed off of roads in texas. >> this is trying on your soul. >> reporter: a wildfire near los angeles forced mandatory evacuations. police suspect arson as the cause. >>> all t

migrations last year that was more than any state and doubled from the previous year a research by steven whitakere last decade the flight from cities was from lower income neighborhoods but in 2020 last year, that actually reversed with the largest flight from cities coming from the wealthiest neighborhoods despite the numbers and anecdotes that millionaires moving to florida the tax rates tell a different story income tax revenues in new jersey, connecticut, new york all coming in stronger than expected thanks to the wealthy and capital gains and this incredible stock market. in new york state, income tax collections came in $3 billion higher for the latest fiscal year brian, luke at california, i think it's much larger over $6 billion. some of these states running a surplus into the rainy day fund. either the wealthy haven't left yet, or plan to declare their tax residency somewhere else proper the stock market has just been so strong, at least for now, it's making up the difference for those wealthy people who have left >> well, so leaving, when you're really rich is kind of a theoretical exer

-- bill whitaker. hello. thank you, johnny gilbert. "jeopardy!"wins for our champions and lots of money going to charity. will today bring another big payday? jeff, amanda, dave. let's start finding out in the jeopardy! round with these categories... jeff, you have the board. film title, $600. jeff. what is millimeter? yes. film title, $800. jeff. what is angry inch? that's it. film title, $1,000. jeff. what is fathoms? - yes. - stupid answers, $200.

bill whitaker. thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" as you know, "jeopardy!"ant winnings and donating that amount to charity selected by each guest host. as of yesterday, more than $1,000,000 has been given to some great causes. and we're just beginning my two weeks as guest host, where all of the proceeds will go the media fellowship house, which does great work promoting social justice, diversity, and economic empowerment. so, let's raise a lot of money for both them and you, and play "jeopardy!" good luck, emily, hanna, and brittany. here are the categories for the "jeopardy!" round. and finally, emily, you're our returning champion, you get to go first. i'll take ding dong for $200. emily? - what is dash? - yes. dash or ditch. - emily. - ding dong for $400.

as we're in crisis mode working our way out of it, michigan governor gretchen whitaker looking to shut down the embridge pipeline during the gas shortage. that embridge line five, transports 540,000-barrels per day, she is worried about the impact it has on bodies of water around the area. tough ask yourself say, my god, is this the time to be having that conversation? >> exactly. seems like what michigan needs is a new governor, somebody pro-business. whitaker is reaching back in the past, taking a pipeline active for 30 or 40 years, all of sudden pull the force majure clause, declare it invalid. to me this is again anticonsumer move that will push energy costs higher. seems like a naked play to the progressive left she is virtue signaling against oil companies. she will favor the progressive left over the, you know, energy consuming consumers in the middle. this movement makes no sense to me. seems like a politician to grab a headline out of the past. it is good for folks moving forward. i don't think it is good for michigan or the rest of the country. it's a bad precedent for proper

on what issue do you think governor whitaker is more vulnerable?sort of become the poster-child in the nation for lockdowns, severe lockdowns and executive actions that tick off a lot of michiganders. which issue is she more vulnerable on? >> well, david, what i will do right now, i know everybody wants to get to the core ever what my next steps will be, i will address, if that is the decision that i will make, i will absolutely address all of those issues but right now i want to continue to create an orderly transition out of the detroit police department. make sure, work with the mayor on the appropriate type of leadership but, more to come. david: all right. you have to understand it is my job to try to tickle that information out of you. i was unable to do it. >> i'm just saying. david: we want to thank you for coming on once again and congratulations on 44 very honorable years of working with the police department. you should be very proud, sir. we appreciate you being here again. >> thank you. i appreciate it. thank you always. david: absolut

john whitaker kept pushing, we need to address these energy issues. they are welling up. you'd say no that's for the second term. we are going to deal with these issues with got to win the election first. oh but forward in a middle doctor. ford at times it did things i thought were not necessarily helpful to him. his advisor said don't promise that were going to cut oil imports by a billion barrels by the election don't make that the global competitive bite you if you don't do it. and then, what happened is of course he didn't cut it by a million. he ignored that but he said no is the goal we need. now as it got closer to the election it was bigger in his eyes and the eyes of his staff. now if carter was almost a direct opposite. there are some wonderful memos from hamilton and others about this. he only dies people if you come to present card and say this is going to help you and your reelection he's going to tune you out. find some other reason to state your case. and carter did some things like deregulate oil prices federal reserve board, that he had to know, he didn't

-- bill whitaker. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert.eeks hosting "jeopardy!", i wanna thank the incredible staff and crew of "jeopardy!" for all their hard work and support.

-- bill whitaker. thank you, johnny gilbert. i am thrilled to be back as guest host of "jeopardy!"ing the news. it's a totally different set of mental muscles. i am enjoying the challenge and i've been so impressed watching the contestants demonstrate all of their mental muscle. i look forward to a great game today. good luck, juliet, alyse, and john. let's get to the jeopardy! round with these categories... those are the first and last letters of each response. juliet, you get to go first. historic happenings for $200. john? what is the mayflower? correct. historic happenings for $400.

rights division that was essentially stood up during bill barr and jeff sessions and i suppose matt whitaker's tenure as attorney general. so they have a lot to do to pull the department up. it's already happening, and it's going to intensify. and while both bonita and kristen have been dear friends of mine, you should know i'm going to be pushing them from the outside, because they're going to be in their role as government lawyers, and i'm going to be in my role as a civil rights lawyer. and we're going to be pushing them to do more. >> i have absolutely no doubt about that whatsoever. and it is heartening to hear you say it and to hear you say it with that smile on your face, knowing how much you mean it. it is a really big day today. thanks for being here. i appreciate it. >> thanks so much, rachel. good night. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. back stay with us ♪ when i was young ♪ no-no-no-no-no please please no. ♪ i never needed anyone. ♪ front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪ those days are done. ♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and find millions of flexible

-- bill whitaker. thank you, johnny gilbert.performances from the contestants and starting next week, you're going to see the best of the best when "jeopardy!" presents its tournament of champions. meanwhile perhaps juliet, jeff, or lara will qualify for the next tournament. so let's give them a chance to do so. let's play the jeopardy! round with these categories... juliet, you have the board. tv for $400. jeff. - what is "leave it to beaver?" - that is it. title animals, $600. juliet. - what is "catfish?" - yes. tv for $800.

-- phil whitaker. i hat "jpay!mily enjoys and i know it will go on for many years to come. let's get into the game, amanda, matt, and susan, good luck. the categories in the "jeopardy!" round are... amanda, you get to go first. let's do from tv show to film for $200. matt. - who is tom cruise? - yes. let's do from tv show to film for $400. susan. - what is chicago? - yes. for your pies only for $200.

the dakota access pipeline, the prominent michigan newspaper the detroit news, calling governor whitakere amid gas shortages triggered about i the colonial pipeline ran some wear attack. secretary mayorkas defending pipelines as critical infrastructure. jennifer granholm says we need the pipes to deliver the fuel. what do you say? >> they think if they up enough blue smoke and mirrors they won't see what is going on. they're canceling pipelines in america. they're making energy much more expensive in the united states. they're making the united states, in fact a much bigger polluter because those pipelines carry natural gas. while at the same time they're allowing the russians to become rich and economically powerful because of the pipelines there. look at the end of the day, liz, i don't think it is anymore it is about energy stuff. i really think, the twitter world, the twitter chatter, they became very excite ad the thought there were long gas lines in the northeastern united states. you know why? now everybody will have to have electric cars. we won't have fossil fuel cars. maybe tha

of justice to do the civil rights division during bill barr and jeff sessions as opposed to matt whitaker'sso there's a lot to do to pull the department up. it's already happening and it's going to i think defy -- they've been dear friends of mine but i'm going to be pushing them from the outside as government lawyers and i'm gonna be in my role as a civil rights lawyer. >> i have absolutely no doubt about that whatsoever and it is heartening to hear you say and to hear you say it with that smile on your face knowing how much you mean it. cheryl eiffel, legal defense and educational fund it's a really big day today. thanks for being here. >> thanks so much rachel, good night. >> we'll be right back, stay with us. with us. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. available on the gmc sierra. i was drowning in student loan debt. i was in the process of d

and "60 minutes" correspondent bill whitaker sat down with some of the pilots, and one of them describedclose encounter: >> we saw this little white tic tac-looking object, and it's just kind of moving above the whitewater area. there was four of us in the airplanes literally watching this thing for roughly about five minutes. the tic tac's still pointing north-south. it goes, boop, and just turns abruptly and starts mirroring me. so, as i'm coming down, it starts coming up. >> so it's mimicking your moves? >> yeah. it was aware we were there. so i go like this, and it's climbing still. and when it gets right in front of me, it just disappears. >> disappears? >> disappears, like, gone. >> stephen: disappears? so aliens are here, and they're ghosting us. you don't have to text us back, aliens, but at least, you know, leave a crop circle. another pilot said these encounters happen all the time. >> every day for at least a couple years. >> wait a minute, every day for a couple of years? >> uh-huh. >> stephen: so you're seeing an alien spacecraft every day for a couple of years, and no one t

wisenberg, james carafano, michigan restaurant owner marlene that who was jailed for breaking governor whitaker'sask mandate. border official art del cueto. more on the senate unanimously approving the declassification of all the intelligence on on the origins of covid-19. including this doctor battling back against stories about the wuhan lab leak theory. he is trying to smother that story. he not only helps fund china's research. he helped china create man made superviruses inside of china. now he says we have to take china's word for everything, that there was no. debate and this debate, media antiscience, anti-intellect get trump politics. did the u.s. media fall for china's propaganda machine when they slammed the wuhan lab leak story last year into this year? this as chinese doctors, journalists, whistle-blowers are risking their lives and battling arrest and censorship inside of china. two new hunter biden bombshells. reports coming in that vice president bide met hunter's foreign business partners despite all the denials. hunter's salary for the ukraine energy company cut in half after bi

. >> i'm bill whitaker >> i'm anderson cooper >> and i am gorgalack 368. >> jimmy: guys, today is mayou know what that means it is tax day. yeah [ crowd boos ] what was that? yeah, i get it the most popular google search today was, "can i write off my home if it's also my office? and "can i write off my bed if it's also my desk? since it's tax day, can we see what the head of the irs looks like yeah, don't worry if you forgot to file your taxes he looks pretty understanding. [ laughter ] can i see him again? can we bring it -- [ laughter ] he looks like his son just told him, "i need 10 grand for deejay school. [ laughter ] some business news, i saw that pabst blue ribbon and entenmann's are teaming up to release a new paring of hard coffee and doughnuts take a look at this. [ cheers ] >> steve: what [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and to make it a a truly balanced breakfast just throw in half a pack of newport lights there you go, that's - speaking of new products, i heard that mountain dew is launching a birthday cake flavored drink called "mountain dew cake smash." take a look at this. yep.

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we would want minimal controversy in the end and that only whitaker, i believe, through robust debate in congress. >> and it's beyond any dispute that iran paid for mercenaries and other third country nationals to flood into iraq and afghanistan. we detained a lot of them. they will let some of them go, they came right back. that's not we're talking about. we're talking about full-fledged armed conflict against a nation state. and that's different, and that's where congress has a critical role. so i want to leave a minute for each of you to give us your concluding remarks. and since you used to work here, and this is your first time, i'm going to defer to your colleague. >> okay, i thought you were going to make him the first one. >> if you want to go first, you go right ahead. >> i'll go ahead, because tim's going to come up with some amazing profound [inaudible] period of time, but so. look, i, hailing from the great state of indiana, i've become fairly close professional friends with the former chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, lee hamilton, someone for who i have gr

lansing parks police department, sergeant paul cole of the county sheriff's office, deputy grant whitaker of the sheriff's department and so many others. in addition, the 100 club keeps the spirit of those heros alive by establishing a scholarship fund for qualified survivor, providing an annual award to officers and funding an annual scholarship for a student enrolled at the mid michigan police academy atlantic community college where i visited just a couple of months ago. we honor fallen heroes who have given their lyes while on duty. to them we owe so much. because as long as we keep their memory alive, they remain with us. with these words, they will remain in the permanent record of the people's house, so that their cricks can live on. i'm grateful for their selfless colonel and for my colleagues tonight who have served. thank you for taking the time to honor, respect, and remember them. thank you, representative demings, and i yield back. mrs. demings: thank you so much. the gentlewoman yields back. it is my privilege to recognize the gentleman from california, also from a law enfor

amendments from the commerce committee under the leadership of senator cantwell and ranking member whitaker. and i expect several more on the floor of the senate. later today i will file a substitute amendment to pull together more bipartisan legislation from across senate committees into our comprehensive bill that we are now calling the us innovation and competition act. in addition to chairman cantwell and worker thank you to those chairman and formulation chairman brown and ranking member to me chairman peters ranking member portman. chairwoman and murray and chairman durbin ranking member grassley and senator klobuchar of judiciary. finally thank you to the bipartisan group of senators working on the chips and 5g proposal throughout the process. not only senators cantwell and wicker corn and cotton and senator stubborn now. we storing the competitive edge should unite from both sides of the aisle. the foundation of the past century of american prosperity was are leadership of science and technology and innovation if we win the next century united states needs to be the one discovering