north carolina is a bit more republican intrinsically that wisconsin -- stand wisconsin or pennsylvania. so we view the republicans as slightly favored in that race. finally we have florida which always seems to play host to these really competitive, tight elections. no matter what the national political environment is. there we already have our general election matchup. marco rubio running for a third term, republicans, and on the democratic side, congresswoman val demings is the almost certain democratic nominee, has been raising a ton of money and while she faces our real uphill battle in florida, only a few democrats have won statewide in the last decade. she is a strong candidate for democrats. it is a race we have to watch because florida, even when the races are not close, they are close by any other states standard. host: there is talk usually about the president's approval ratings and where they stand. how much of a determining factor are those ratings on these races and can things change before november? guest: the president's approval rating plays a huge role in the midterm e

here to react himself is wisconsin senator ron johnson is with us. senator, she sent out the article and the tweet and the headline is that you are a white nationalist sympathizer. and that is not true, but that is after you got her to admit she is very careful not to ascribe these things to people. well, last time i had you on this show, you seemed like a person, and the questions you caught her red-handed in a lie and what she said about you was even worse. so my question is, how does this person -- how do the democrats allow this person to get through? >> well, democrats have no shame. it was interesting, to start this hearing, we had majority leader, senator schumer, and talk about malicious poison, he was talking about anti-semitism. i guess the point i was trying to make him of the broader point, we have malicious poison being spewed all over the internet, and people that just routinely call people racist, play the race card all the time, i would call that malicious poison. just under being called a murderer or a rapist, being called a racist i

i'm going to accelerate cleanup of six states the great lakes basin from duluth minnesota to wisconsin to buffalo new york commemorate hundred and everything in between and we know that the signs were dangerously polluted for decades more committed to cleaning them up three ago when we made this commitment and yes a couple done like right here like one mild hangouts as well, i went to syracuse university and i was a lifeguard on this link and i know the river company or, that was another one that is been taken care of. now we are talking about cleaning up another river behind the gorge dam and in the process, and also in cleveland. i was mispronounce this, mommy river. this is in toledo, i cansay tol. [laughter] the shoreline around it the detroit river come the state lewis river in minnesota and wisconsin, the grand river in indiana, and so much more bridging polluted sediment restoring wetlands and habitats and baking the water saver for swimming and fishing and drinking, providing habitats for wildlife and the study found that every dollar we spent cleaning up the great lakes, gener

sam in wisconsin, go ahead. caller: good morning. we have some concerns about russia and all these other countries always warring. it saddens my soul that they come here -- i am native american. they come to our country and put war on my people. war has been going on for years and years. when is it going to stop? when are we going to have peace in the world? when are we going to get along with their neighbors? when are we going to pray as one? did anybody ever ask them? come over here and pray with us. always pray for your haters and neighbors and everything. always be kind. host: that is sam in wisconsin. in nevada, good morning. caller: good morning. it is nice to be on your show. i like the thought that man before me just said in wisconsin, but it is a scary time. we are all americans and in this together, but this crisis is divisive. if you look at russia, the russian empire, they have been fighting the western empires around the black sea since the crime area more -- crimean war. there is a historical claim for russia on ukraine

i was blown away that a woman in wisconsin new about us, our county, what we are trying to do. just family and friends reaching out from across the country, thanking us, and led to strangers coming up to me, saying, thank you for what you are doing. keep doing this. it was so incredible, so motivating. we had some huge wins, and our first school board member in court. we won all three motions, and she resigned shortly thereafter. [applause] >> as ian was saying about the sexual assault at that school in our county, i have three students at the school. i knew on june 22 how big this was. here i am fighting those folks to get more appropriate material, and there was someone raping a girl in my kids bathroom at school. i have two teenage daughters there, and when that father at that meeting that blew up, they did not want to hear from parents anymore. the school board walked off the stage. a fight happened to break out with the father of the father of that daughter. when they walked off that stage, i said, oh hell, no. i got up on my chair and started singing the national anthem.

wisconsin's coach was fined as well. >>> controversy nine months after winning the kentucky derby. medina spirit stripped of the title. tested positive for steroid following that race. high profile trainer bob baffort was banned and horse has since died. second horse >>> olympians are back home. palo alto figure skater vincent zhou saying it was honor of my life being on the team. won team silver medal but covid kept him from the ceremony and skating in individual event. janelle wang has completed the journey back to the bay area after two weeks of round the clock reporting, and returned to one of her day jobs. >> mom! >> i know her. >> so sweet. hailey. she's so happy to see mommy back home. >> that's a million dollar hug right there. makes it all worth it. >> when you have small children. i came back from rio, my teenagers were like hey, you were gone? didn't notice. that's beautiful. >> janelle, welcome back. >> so happy. >> five-day nap now. >> wearing classic unicorn headband, perfect. >> that's it for us. have a good tuesday. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, the major escalation by v

anytime you get two big 10 rivals together like michigan and wisconsin, you can expect fireworks but nothing definitely quite like this. and this morning we are finding out this may have all began when one of the teams called a time-out. >> they are going at it. >> yeah. >> chaos on the court. when a postgame handshake erupted into a college basketball brawl. >> howard just threw a right hand. now we got a scrum. >> a scuffle between the wisconsin and michigan coaches clearing the benches for a big fight just moments after the final buzzer. from this angle you can hear the two coaches exchanging heated words and the confrontation ignited after michigan's guard grabbed howard who was slow to shake his hand. just moments later, howard appears to hit the assistant coach in the head. howard played for the wolverines in the '90s, but then over 19 seasons in the nba. >> that's what angered howard, and it spilled over into this. >> after sunday's scuffle, howard said he was unhappy about wisconsin's decision to call a time-out with a 15-point lead and just 15 seconds left in the game. >> be

this is a similar flyer found in wisconsin. >>> coming up on kpix5 an amazing story of survival. a california fisherman falls overboard miles from shore. >>> and chain controls in effect for drivers heading to the sierra. we are tracking the desperately needed storm that could dump several feet of snow. >>> the ukraine crisis may cause further price hikes at the pump in the united states. diane king hall report from the new york stock exchange. >> united states financial markets reopening this morning after the long president's day weekend. global stocks have fallen amid the situation in ukraine. at friday's close the dow was down 232 points. the nasdaq fell 168 and the s&p500 lost 31. the events in eastern europe could impact americans wallets. gas prices have been creeping higher in recent weeks. experts say the prices could soar if the krem lin responds to sanctions by restricting fuel exports. >>> species x said it has replaced more than three dozen satellite that were destroyed by a solar storm 46 replacement satellites in to orbit. space x said it was adjusted to reduce the

carolina: asÍ terminÓ el juego universitario de baloncesto entre michigan y wisconsin. vamos a ver. ocurre despuÉs de una acalorada charla, cuando varios jugadores intervienen el de michigan golpeÓ al asistente wisconsin, de ahÍ en adelante sÓlo volaron los puÑos. el aÑo pasado fue expulsado de un partido contra maryland por un altercado muy parecido. borja: vamos a cambiar de informaciÓn, te pregunto, ¿le apuestas a la fortuna? mucha atenciÓn porque esta noche nuestra cadena estrena mi fortuna es amarte, una muy esperada historia y/o tenemos el gran placer que nos acompaÑe uno de sus protagonistas, david zepeda, bienvenido. >> muchas gracias. una gran ilusiÓn. brja: quiero que me hables de que vamos a poder ver esta noche, cuentan un poquito de tu papel en la novela mi fortuna es amarte. >> interpreto al tremendo chente, un personaje de barro, un hombre sencillo, con un profundo amor hacia su familia, hacia sus amigos, hacia su trabajo y de repente la fortuna le tiene una sorpresa, una tragedia y a travÉs de esta tragedia se desencadenarÁ el hecho de conocer a muchos p

en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. >> >>una pareja de wisconsin ya es formalmente rica al cobrar su premio de un juego de super bowl que pagÓ $632,000,000 a comienzos de este aÑo. jorge: cobraron en un solo pago de 14 3 millones de dÓlares. con estos nuevos millonarios... ilia: que

you saw more than 40 states in 2020 use and adopt these drop boxes, and here in wisconsin, despite the election administration approving them and authorizing the use of drop boxes, despite leaders on both sides of the aisle, democrats and republicans, encouraging the use of drop boxes, they have now become a source of contention with conservative challengers saying the law doesn't allow for these drop boxes. i want you to listen to my conversation with the election commissioner here in milwaukee about the impact that the questions about the drop boxes will have and then follow that up by listening to what you hear from the challengers of drop boxes over why they're challenging this process. >> if you're going to have them, and that's a legislative determination that needs to be made, that there are certain -- there's certain things that you should do to assure that they're safe and secure. and right now, we don't have that. >> more than half the people who vote by mail trust these secure drop boxes. their preferred way to return their ballots. >> reporter: so it would be a big deal if

wisconsin's coach was fined as well. >>> controversy nine months after winning the kentucky derby. medina spirit stripped of the title. tested positive for steroid following that race. high profile trainer bob baffort was banned and horse has since died. second horse disqualified in the 147-year history. back in a moment. behold... unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send that to me. i got you. break free from the big three and get connected to the nations most reliable 5g network. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on xfinity mobile. and right now, save big with up to $750 off a new samsung device. plus, get unlimited for $30 per line per month when you get 4 lines. switch today. - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone

he lived about 15 minutes from wisconsin. he worked in wisconsin. so the question is, after a full year of watching these people lie in order to imprison a kid for the rest of his life, who is going to hold the lawyers accountable? kyle rittenhouse has thought a lot about this and he joins us tonight to explain his point going forward. thank you so much for coming on tonight. i can't think of many people who have been at receiving end of this much sinister line from so-called news organizations as you have. how are you going to respond? >> tucker, thank you for having me. me and my team have decided to launch the media accountability project as a tool to help fund raise and hold the media accountable for the lies they said and deal with them in court. >> tucker: interesting. so the idea is, may be like the covington catholic kids, you will be suing news organizations that maliciously lie about people who are in the news, is that the plan? >> yes, sir. we are going to be holding them accountable, tucker. >> tucker: i have to ask a dumb question -- wh

people didn't believe him then his followers dug up some brass plates in burlington wisconsin just a couple hours north of here . that were like the golden plates that smith uncovered. they were from a guy who was never heard from again. a historical figure who was never heard from again who basically said the great profit is coming and it's going to be in burlington. but i think again, it's easy to laugh what i think at the time that was exciting to dig up something out of the earth that makes sense. >> that touches on something i've been thinking a lot about as we are preparing to have this conversation around the nature of what you are asked to do in order to be thought of in any number of religions or schools of thought. and you say it's easy to laugh about some of the things that the strangites were embracing and yet i'm reflecting on my own upbringing. you're a fallen insert unitarian? >> i don't think unitarians can fall away. >> maybe like built-up library fees. a >> or someone didn't make the coffee. >> the doughnuts had too much chocolate. >> this probably doesn't apply to

wisconsin reveals him for the scam artist like he s. he was talking about rigged elections in the summer of 2020. six months before the election, even took place. here jonathan, donald trump is seeking an alternate set of electors, despite the fact he didn't challenge the voting for a recount and it was even before those recounts were certified. so he didn't know what the results were going to be. he didn't care what the results were going to be. he knew he lost on election day, so the only thing he cared about was or lost from the votes cast on election day and absentee ballots. so he was, no matter what, he was just going to claim it was rigged and put up these scam set of electors. >> it was a month's long process to sew seeds of doubt. we heard him rail against maim-in ballots. to that point, a lot of republicans and older voters opted to use those ballots against the advice of his aides. he said mail-in ballots will be a means to fix the election. we can't trust them. he new democrats were encouraging their voters to do so because

that would not dlu the big ten tournament and march madness after last night's has to wisconsin hajj ders jij -- a protoo howard explained he was not happy with wisconsin he did not apologize for his actions. >>> and as we get older our bodies break down. most of us have seen it or felt t.cranky joints, back pain but it turns out our brains agy will it found mental processing speeds recane constant the boyd spread nation of an age-related slow dunne in ken thol speed doctor, changes. >> how significant is this discovery? >> it's significant. the more we understand why this rapid, the weather with with about what we can do. >> well, what does it mean for how we should approach aging and what we can do aabout it >> well, i mope, yeah. it's an important study. a million people from 10 to 80 years of aim they went through 60 dedifferent transition special it's very poured our response you can dig dope near why that happened there's sort of three key find that is they got when they found is from the age of 15 on we are -- our non-decision task action of decision-making to click on. it's k

he said to the wisconsin coach, i'll remember that. he then grabbed howard to explain his reasoning for that time-out. a tussle ensued. players started getting involved and then howard striking a wisconsin assistant coach. some punches were also thrown by players. an ugly scene. afterwards, howard, though, did not apologize for what happened. >> i just didn't want him to touch me . it was uncalled for for him to touch me. that's what escalated it. >> they took a time-out, it got us a new ten seconds, and helped them get organized to get the ball in. he did not like that when he came through the handshake line. so i'll leave it at that, and the tape will show the rest. >> yeah, big ten conference says it will review the matter for, quote, swift and appropriate disciplinary action. the daytona 500, meanwhile, kicking off the nascar season yesterday. austin kendrick holding off bubba wallace to get the win in overtime. the 23-year-old becoming the second youngest driver to win the great american race. wallace coming in second. he drives t

to michigan players and one from wisconsin, received one game suspensions for fighting. the warriors will hit the stretch run of the regular season when they resume play on thursday night in portland. right now, though, there's still a nice little glow about steph curry's performance in last night's nba all star game. he's a two time league mvp. three time nba champion time all star but the golden state warriors steph curry. curry has plenty of experience in cleveland, where the warriors played in four straight final series winning three of them last night turned into the curry shows he hit a record 16 3 pointers on the way to a 50 point game. at third quarter was an especially eye opening experience for the cleveland fans who initially food curry before their booze turned to cheers, and even the broadcast enjoying the show of shots curry newer going in before they did. he made seven threes. in the third quarter alone, curry was playing for lebron james team, which beat kevin durant's team won 63 to 1 60 curry was named the game's most valuable player receiving that hono

pennsylvania, wisconsin, north carolina. we also have opportunities to expand in places like ohio where you are seeing republican retirement and in florida. i do think it is really about who those general election nominees are, but i also think this goes back to what i said at the top, that donald trump is definitely -- he is a factor in this and there is no getting away from it for republicans, which i think will be problematic in november for them. host: let's turn back and talk about the presidency again. during the super bowl, the nrcc ran an ad attacking president biden and talking about high inflation that american voters are facing right now. i want to show you the ad and then have you react to it. [video clip] >> everything you need to kick off super bowl weekend just got more expensive. biden and house democrats have teamed up to create skyrocketing inflation. guacamole up 100%. chicken wings up 20%. burgers up 17%. joe biden's inflation is intercepting your paycheck. host: rebecca, americans are facing high inflati

in the key state of wisconsin, it's possible those boxes could start to disappear. something that would overwhelmingly affect communities of color, marginalized communities. a statewide ruling expected after next week's primary election, but they're now expected to stay in place. you've been talking to elections officials there. talk to us about the opposition to ballot drop box access? that's something former president trump has spoken about. and the impact that would have. >> one of the first things you hear them say is that these drop boxes are mobile more secure than your mailbox. there's a seal. there's tracing. there's paperwork that shows who's taking the ballots out. there's video monitoring. they're saying any claims that this leads to more fraud is simply false. then you go to the idea of access. these boxes make it easier for people to be able to guarantee their vote gets submitted. when you talk to people who are encouraging those to get out the vote, those voter engagement group, they're saying if these boxes disappear, especially in places like milwauk

to michigan players and one from wisconsin, received one game suspensions for fighting. the warriors will hit the stretch run of the regular season when they resume play on thursday night in portland. right now, though, the team is still basking and steph curry's performance last night in the nba all star game. he's a two time league mvp. three time nba champion time all star golden state warriors steph curry. curry has plenty of experience in cleveland, where the warriors played in four straight finals series winning three of them last night, turned into the curry show as he had a record. 16 3 pointers on the way to a 50 point game. that third quarter was an especially eye opening experience for the cleveland fans who initially booed curry. but then their booze turned to cheers and even the broadcast crew enjoying the show of shots curry newer going in before they did. he made seven threes in the third quarter. curry was playing for lebron james team, which beat kevin durant's team won 63 to 1 60 curry was named the game's most valuable player receiving that honor. in a

employee in wisconsin. that employee stopping an elderly woman from sending thousands of dollars to a person she didn't know. she tried to send a next day air package but could not answer basic questions about who it was going to. she almost sent $22,000 cash. that's when the sheriff's office got involved. >> if you're sending a birthday present to someone, you know them and you have time to talk about what you're sending that's so nice or whatever. and there just -- all of that was just missing. >> it could be tough tracking down who exactly tried to scam that woman. the package was bound for california. but sometimes scammers don't even live in the united states. >> thank goodness they were able to catch that. >> that poor woman, yeah. >> we'll be right back in a moment. behold... unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send th

but then his followers dug up some brass plates in burlington, wisconsin a couple hours north of here like the golden plates that smith uncovered were from a guy ever heard from again. a historical figure those never heard from again that basically said the great prophet is coming it's going to be in burlington. [laughter] and i again it's easy to laugh. but at the time it was really exciting to dig up something out of the earth that makes sense out of your life. >> host: it also touches on something i've been thinking a lot about is a been preparing to have this conversation around the nature of what you are asked to believe in order to be thought of as a believer. in any number of religions or school of thought, right? it's easy to laugh about some of the things that they were embracing. and yet i've been reflecting on my own upbringing i am a catholic. >> i don't think unitarians can follow eight. [laughter] but i think the worst you can do is build up library fees. quick someone did not make the coffee after service. >> host: the donuts had too much chocolate on them. [laughter] s

my name is conor moran and i'm director of the wisconsin book festival. it's my distinct pleasure to welcome you and welcome meghan ob time we have celebrated the wisconsin book festival in yn ts two years to the day. yes.t [applause] it is wonderful and i thankall of you for coming out in person and i want to say hello to the audience watching at home . it is

short end of a one-sided game and something set him off because he goes through openhanded punch of a wisconsin assistant and there will be some fallout from this and michigan already battling a struggling season with 14-11 and wisconsin is 15th ranked and won the game 77-63. >> look at this shot at riviera country club los angeles and this was the genesis invitational. and there was a short game at the 7 and it was on display and six under 65 and an epic holdout and he finished tied for second on this part and 71 course and the leader, joaquin niemann, led this one wire-to- wire with shots like this at the 11th hold for eagle three got into a 2100 with a six shot cushion and he got it with a 19 under total and two clear the field and a second ever win on the pga tour and the ladies were off this week. but phil mickelson created quite a stir this week when he double down on his support of his new super league founded by the saudi arabian money and a number of top players didn't follow his lead and pledged their support to the pga tour. rory mcelroy is one of them. >> i don't want to kick someon

wisconsin senator ron johnson is with us. senator , you know, so she sent out the article and the tweet and the headline isou that you'e a white nationalist sympathizer and that is not true . but that's after you got her tof admit she is very careful not to ascribe theseul things to people. well, last time i i've had you on this show, you seem like a person and the question is you caught a red handed in a lie and what she said about you was even worse. so my question is how does this person get how do the democrats allow this person to get throughgh ? >> well, democrats have no shame. that was interesting to, start the hearing. we had the majority s leader, or senator schumer, come and talk about malicious poison use a talking aboutnt anti-semitism. i guess the point i was trying to make the broader point is that we have malicious poison being spewedg all over the internet and people that just routinelyus call people racists, you know, play the race all the time. i would m call that malicious poison. i said just under being c

he came to the university of wisconsin where he served of the university of wisconsin colleges and university extension. the rabbi in colleyville, texas since 2006, he graduated from the university of michigan in 1998 hebrew union college institute of religion and cincinnati. receiving his medical -- hebrew letters in 2005, past president of the association of reformed rabbi and serves on the committee. a doctor of education and higher education from texas tech university and earned a bachelors in criminal justice for midwestern state university and masters in counseling from a and m university in 2006 and served four years in the u.s. army, 22 year retired police sgt. of the dallas police department currently serves as president and executive director at the national on officer foundation. a former police officer currently executive director that innovates in milwaukee and an interventionist to help individuals and families and help them exist in violent extremism and i think it is -- following the murder of this attack in wisconsin, the organization works to build positive correlation among

a massive brawl breaking out as wisconsin basketball game. the incident after michigan coach howard through a hand at wisconsin and this assistant coach upset with wisconsin calling a timeout with only 15 seconds remaining in the game. despite having double-digit lead. there is no word on what disciplinary action will be taken. howard said he will respect whatever decision they make. in taking home the victory at this year's daytona 500. >> a half a car link and they crash into turn 1. >> picking up the first nascar cup series, the ninth driver to get the career victory at daytona and fox nation finished 15th later this morning, this year's winner will join "fox & friends." congratulations to austin and i can't wait to hear the interview. republicans answer on the covid origins and they plan to get them. >> i am doubtful that china will ever open up. i am doubtful any evidence in china still exists. there is a lot we can do here in america. >> more on senator cotton what the g.o.p. will do first if they take that congress. >> plus supply chai

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask to speak to the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, the attempted insurrection of our government on january 6 last year is a stain that will forever live on our country. mr. pocan: equally dirty were the other attempts to illegally overturn our november 2020 elections including the shady trump campaign efforts to place false electors in seven states, including my home state of wisconsin. violent attacks on capitol police and breaking into the u.s. capitol are visual scenes of the illegal schemes, we cannot let the more stealthily yet strategic plots of trying to place illegal electors to overturn the bill wil of the voters in swing states go unnoticed or unpunished. yesterday "the new york times" released a memo by the trump campaign written a month and a half prior to january 6 setting up the case to install false electors in wisconsin a

and pushing before howard struck the face of wisconsin assistant joe krabbenhoft. howard said in his post-game press conference that he was protecting himself after gard initiated the contact while they were talking in a statement the big ten conference says it is reviewing the incident >>> now to a nail-biting photo finish at the daytona 500. >> cindric is going to bring them to the line way up high to block ryan blaney. and at the line cindric beats bubba wallace by half a car length and they crash going into turn 1 >> that is 23-year-old austin cindric, who held off bubba wallace by just a split second just ahead of a big crash to win his first nascar cup series race cindric is the second youngest daytona 500 winner with the big race being just his eighth ever nascar cup series start. >>> still to come here on "early today," get ready to be shake, rattled and rolled our first look at was lurhman's new elvis movie starring tom hanks. >>> and pop star justin ebbier tests positive for covid, upending his new world tour. night! that's when we started using swiffer.

on the republican side that's wisconsin, pennsylvania, north carolina and florida. >> host: to talk about specifics, you mentioned arizona. i'm assuming, correct me if i'm wrong, that's senator cinemas seat and something people are watching particularly was played out the last few months in the senate with her. >> this is actually senator kelly's seat even though he was just elected last year, two years ago, he has to run for election again because that was a special election over the remainder of the late senator john mccain's seat. so mark kelly is often in a similar situation in georgia where rafael just one what feels like two weeks ago but has to run again inin the fall. but the controversy surrounding senator cinema and her relationship with the democratic base is playing a role in the 2022 election in arizona and it puts senator kelly in a bit of an awkward position as he is trying to both hold onto the most of his voters in the democratic party. [inaudible] but if so evenly divided so while voters will not get their chance to determine the senator's next couple of years until 2024

and this video shows a snowplow spinning out of control on an icy neighborhood road in wisconsin. that was early this morning before the sun kind of came up. residents woke up to below freezing temperatures as well as several inches of new snow. several highways and school districts had to shut down because of the conditions there. heavy rain caused some flooding in parts of the nashville area as the storm swept over tennessee. the national weather service said flooding in the middle parts of the state would remain a concern as that storm system moved over the area. some parts of tennessee are also on tornado watch. more news. we'll take a quick >> breaking news to tell you about at this hour. the u.s. navy says 4 people have died in a helicopter crash on the hawaiian island of kauai. this is video of that crash. you can see that plume of black smoke into the sky. the navy says a contractor's helicopter crashed at the pacific missile range facility facility. the helicopter was flying in support of a training operation. no other details are available at this time. however, we will

for them there was a sense, don't have to deal with the laws of the state of michigan and wisconsin or ohio. we are bringing around the second coming. >> if you were to become james strangit bes, was would you buy into cute you >> i met some of those people. i'm not an expert on mormon history, and never passed myself off that way. i think you would say you bring total allegiance, and did swear your total allegiance to james strang, the opposite thing today, you accept that is the truth was we see that today. >> i don't know what you are talking about. >> you might believe the most absurd reality if he -- it is interesting. this is the pure go where cults were getting started. they didn't have a word for it but the early 19th century american cults are getting started. and everything you would do is something that led to dissent, it cuts both ways. if you are a woman you would wear pantaloons. that might not sound shocking to us today. they look like turkish plant of his pants or pajama bottoms. comfort was part of it. this was a pure go of many hoop skirts, very much this feminine dis

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i want to bring in steven wright, former co-director of the wisconsin innocence project, and someone who actually knows nina morrison personally. steven wright, it's good to see you, particularly in this time like this. first of all speak to me about what these units are -- she spoke about being on not the front end of policy but the conviction end units. what are those and why are they so important? >> yeah, so part of what was problematic about the hearing was that the senators were attempting to hold ms. morrison responsible for charging decisions. that's when the prosecutor decides whether to aptly pursue a case against an individual defendant. but that has nothing to do with nina morrison. that's not her expertise. that's not her experience. that's not really been her huge contribution to the law. instead what she does is working with prosecutors to prevent and review questionable convictions. and one of the biggest contributions she's had, she's helped a lot of places establish what are called conviction integrity units. and all that is, it's an in-house team in prosecutor's of

plus, wisconsin senator ron johnson on the china angle and where the crp is throwing -- ccp is throwing its support. all that right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ maria: and first this morning, rising up and fighting back. the very latest from ukraine where courageous ukrainian soldiers are defending the capital city of kyiv, holding on to the capital even as russian forces inch closer to ukrainian president zelenskyy's doorstep. many advisers saying putin was not expecting this tough resistance from ukraine as international aid pours in including germany saying over the weekend it will, in fact, deliver anti-tank and stinger mistills -- missiles to ukraine and raise its defense spending adding to the anti-tank and anti-aircraft missiles from the u.k., u.k., poland and the baltic states which have helped ukrainians fight literally on the streets as residents spend the night in bomb shelters. the u.s. and europe have also reached an agreement to limit access of select russian banks to the swift global payment messaging system and impose restrictions on the ability of russia's centr

stuart: come in, senator ron johnson from wisconsin. alejandro mayorkas is supposed to be in charge of the border. do you think he should resign? >> never should have been confirmed. he's not executing the laws. this administration's policies one of open borders. they know full well. vice president harris was unlikely when you heard testimony how human traffickers sell children to create a family unit to exploit ask simon -- asylum laws. the sex trafficking, drug trafficking, overdoses, gang members coming into the country. this is an enormous they dismantled the policies of the previous administration and now 2 million people encountered. they changed it from encounters from apprehensions to encounters. what they are doing is processing and dispersing 1 million people last year. alana number larger than 8 states population. 6500 people a day. this is a crisis not being covered by the news networks because they are covering up for the biden administration. stuart: you never hear a word about it. they never ever mention it. only on fox w

he was seen punching or slapping a wisconsin head coach as the two teams were shaking hands after michigan lost yesterday's game. the two coaches arguing as both teams tried to separate them. then a larger fight. tonight, michigan's athletic director calling it, quote, totally unacceptable behavior. >>> when we come back here tonight, amy robach from the galapagos islands, saving some of the most beautiful creatures in the world. ♪ (delivery man) that's for you. (mail recipient 1) these are opened. (mail recipient 2) and it came like this? (delivery man) i don't know they're all open. this one's open too. privacy is important to you? (mail recipient 4) yeah. privacy is really important to me. (mail recipient 5) it is! to everybody! (mail recipient 6) privacy is everything! (mail recipient 7) whose been reading our mail? (delivery man) i don't know whose been reading it, i just deliver it. (mail recipient 5) this is my family here! (mail recipient 8) this is a picture of me and my wife. (mail recipient 4) this has all my information on it! (delivery man) i know. i saw them. (mail recipien

ron johnson from wisconsin has gone full force on this. he announces his re-election in a swing state and hold answer event called a second opinion on covid, featuring doctors from youtube and twitter, and then he goes on a conservative podcast or radio show in wisconsin and he says how come no one's talking about all the athletes who have died on the field because they took the vaccine? totally false and crazy but in keeping with how he's campaigning. the anti-vax crowd might be a danger. falling back on the virus will get a vote, and this will dictate what happens going forward. >> yep. and as we know, it does feel as if there's a pattern, and if this seasonal pattern continues, what happens when the summer surge hurts and what happens to our political debate about covid if, indeed, a summer surge comes like the last two? kelly o'donnell, mark caputo, thanks for getting us started on this mix of covid and the midterms. joining me is colorado's governor, one of the most prominent and few democrats to declare the end to the pandemic emerge

in wisconsin, conservatives are trying to crack down on the drop boxes. nbc michelle brewster is here in part of our ongoing county-to-county story. this would be the last election where the drop poxes are allowed to be used t.el what you're trg hearing. >> these are drop boxes used in more than 40 states across the country. super easy. have a mail-in ballot, fill out your vote and then you put it in a drop box like this. these are outside of libraries. they have tamp everyone proofch, and the problem is here in the state of wisconsin are saying they are not authorized by the election law and that made its way all the way up to the supreme court, and next week's election is the last time that voters will be able to use a ballot box like the one behind me. i spoke to the election commissioner, the executive director of the milwaukee elections commission about the impact that ruling could v.listen to what she told me. >> we saw the increase in an septemberee voting during the pandemic where there was a lot of uncertainty with the mail as well, and so voters

and there are winter storm warnings from california to wisconsin. and that's just the cold side. the front side has severe storms, which are going to pop up tonight in parts of oklahoma, arkansas, even there in missouri, but then, we take it into the flash flooding. especially tuesday afternoon. watch as that line moves through little rock, memphis, paducah and then gets to the east coast. to see rain with that one, but - the next one, david, we'll talk more winter precipitation. >> ginger zee will be watching it first thing in the morning, thank you. >>> we also have news on covid and the pandemic tonight. the fda is now looking at the ability of authorizing a fourth dose of vaccine, another booster after one study showed that the third shot, that booster, offered 91% protection against hospitalization, very effective, but also that it falls to about 78% after four to five months. so, how to deep the progress after this omicron wave is over? here's trevor ault tonight. >> reporter: tonight, growing signs another covid booster shot may be on the horizon later this year. >> one, t