tom brady, you're expecting to see greatness. when tiger woods tees it's up in a tournament, you're expecting to see greatness. when biden gets in front of the microphone, you're not expecting greatness. it's totally opposite. >> laura: fred, i have a question. who won? we got 10 seconds. who won? you or trump the last time you played? >> oh, trump actually had a hole in one the other week. his seventh hole in one. he's amazing. >> laura: you won be he got the hole in one. up next, what did biden pop in his mouth? we'll tell you. the banks, the boats. the lines you cast and hooks you set. these moments you share with the people you love. the fish you never forget, and the tales that get taller with every retelling. make memories that'll last a lifetime with bass pro shops and cabela's. your adventure starts here. music it's 1:00 in the morning, and i'm standing in ben-gurion airport in tel aviv, watching a miracle in process. a plane load of ukraine jews have just landed in the safe haven of israel, escaping certain devastation a

you can take it or leave it commenting on tom brady. good morning to you abby. >> abby: tom brady may be being sensitive, that is all right, to each his own, leave it there. all eight teams are playing in birmingham, alabama, known as the magic city. part of the magic that was supposed to go on earlier, i don't have enough magic to make it happen on time. magic is in local businesses, these folks are heart and soul of this city. we popped around and talked to them ahead of the big weekend and here is what they said. take a look. >> the usfl will be hosting all 40 regular-season games over 10 weeks here in birmingham, alabama. it is great news for local businesses. >> we are super excited. >> it is crazy. >> every building will have i line. >> something big for birminghamming. >> the city is expected to bring in upward of $20 million. we get ready for kickoff, we'll chat with folks and see how they are doing. >> hi. >> hello. >> welcome. you must be isha. >> i am. what was your reaction when you found out usfl would be in birmingham? >>

was it a, aaron rodgers, b, tom brady, or c, emmitt smith? >> b, tom brady. fifth round, i believe? or -- he was like -- i know. >> that's correct. >> yeah. >> he was picked 199th in his class. that's waiting a long, long time. all of those players, though, i mean aaron rodgers was picked 24th and people thought he was going to be picked first. >> i think i know that, because it was like him and steph curry. inspirational stories where it's like you may be, like -- you may be underestimated in the beginning, but then you are the g.o.a.t. >> that's right. for the record, you two are the g.o.a.t. i would pick you both first. question number two, what piece of furniture traveled with roger goodell from his basement to the 2021 nfl draft in cleveland? >> i'm going to go with his la-z-boy. >> it was his la-z-boy. >> that's right. >> i totally guessed that. >> really? >> good job. he was the la-z-boy, guys, because during covid, when he was broadcasting live from the basement, people loved the armchair, and there it is. traveled with him the next year. who knows? might be in vegas tonight

because, listen, listen, tom brady, the brother's fly looks very good. looks like a gq model, rocks the tom ford blazers, the whole bit. >> jimmy: yeah >> but you know, we see him when he out in public. >> jimmy: yeah >> we don't see him when he home with t-shirts and shorts walking around the house [ light laughter ] and if you're gisele, you're like, "wait, wait, wait a minute you sure you want to stay home maybe i should support you more i should support you more and you should go back to work." >> jimmy: that's right, go back to work. >> go back to work, sweetheart, and i'll see you when you get home [ light laughter ] that's what she did. that was gisele un-retiring. >> jimmy: all right, i'll take that i like that. >> that's what that was about. [ beeping >> jimmy: that's our last question [ audience oohs >> easily -- >> jimmy: the greatest of all time - >> easily. >> jimmy: wait, wait you say easily - >> michael jordan. >> jimmy: really >> easy. easy [ cheers and applause but you know what the difficult part is? is lebron number two or number three

he looks like tom brady. >> carley: really? he is the greatest of all time so who cares question marks me when we are counting down the hours. the u.s. takes place tomorrow in birmingham, alabama. >> carley: of the entire nfl season will take place in the magic city, and louisville businesses hoping for a big boom. abby spoke with some of them and joins us from alabama. hey, abby. >> hey, guys, no tom brady here unfortunately. maybe he will sign on to the usfl eventually. all teams playing in birmingham, alabama. general part of the heart and soul of the city really is so luckily for us it was a bright, sunny day in the magic city. we walked around and popped airhead and some of these places and talked ahead of the big weekend. take a look. ♪ ♪ the u.s. usfl will host regular season games over the next ten weeks right here in birmingham, alabama. the great news for local businesses. >> we are excited appear this is crazy. >> every building will have a line. >> something big for birmingham. speak with the experts say the cit

brady is having fun being tom brady. i didn't know it could be that much fun to be tom brady. >> rachel: to be married to a supermodel and be gorgeous. >> brian: he lost in the playoffs. how does he deal with that and then he retired for a month and then he came back. we will see if elon musk that could be the first thing. second thing install donald trump. >> pete: first combine photo then donald trump. agreed. >> rachel: priorities. >> pete: still ahead, the white house says it won't send joe biden to ukraine, but does joe know that? >> weir making that decision now. thank you. >> who would you send? >> are you ready to go? >> yeah. >> rachel: only man in america still wearing a mask. >> pete: outdoors. >> speaking of mixed messaging. you can't be a super spreader event outside if you are kissed by nancy pelosi wear a mask. >> rachel: he took his mask off as he went. in anyways, cashing in on her mom's campaign the giant chunk of change maxine waters paid her daughter last quarter. >> brian: maybe she was good. ♪ ♪

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>> the buyer of what was supposed to be tom brady's final touchdown ball won't have to pay. they agreed to void the sale of the item following brady's announcement to unretire. the ball went for more than $500,000. luckily for the anonymous collector it had not been paid for yet. it is still odd to say he unretired. >> i am thinking a publicity stunt. a little more attention, tom. >> i agree. >> say it as it is. we all are thinking that. thanks. we'll see you again. >> i will be standing by for when you get that tweet from tom brady. >> i'll be here for it. tom brady, you n tweet me all you want. >>> it is 5:40. >> pelotatng to turn around a sharp decline in its share price. the big change for the fitness equipment maker. >> push back against a proposal to push the work week to four days. >> we are taking off the day from rain today but look at tomorrow morning. we'll track saturday's rain. then we'll look ahead to other chances next week in the forecast, next. go on. find a new view. go all in. lose your shorts. fall in love. go all the way up there. take the long way back.

. >>> we'll be right back with a half billion-dollar refund over tom brady's retirement reversal. (music throughout) >>> well, it's voided. the sale of the football from what was thought to be tom brady's final touchdown pass. >> it better be. the ball sold at action for more than $500,000 after brady announced his retirement. 24 hours after the auction ended brady had a change of heart. he decided to unretire and go back to playing football. so the guy wanted hits money back. brady is a seven-time super bowl champ. ahead of the auction, negotiated a deal between the buyer and owner to nullify that sale since no money changed hands yet. >> that's good. >> had he not, he could have gone to our consumer investor. >>> you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and raj now with what's next at 5:30. >>> easter and passover, and even spring break. millions of americans are hitting the road for this holiday weekend. and as we edge closer to summer travel there are hurdles in the way. >> airports are busier than ever and planes are full and there are less routes and less staff.

it's like when someone says here is greg gutfeld, look at him and oh, there's tom brady and tom brady looks so pathetic. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. >> that's brutal. >> greg: you would think -- does did that flash through your head, kat? did you put me up against tom brady? >> i have to say that's not what flashed in my head. it's like, ok, like, if you used to be really close to somebody and then, like, something happens and you're not anymore, and then you acted like see them out somewhere and they treat with you this polite indifference, it's so painful. you have to play it cool and just like listen to dreams by fleetwood mac on the way home. but i checked instagram, and joe follows barack but barack does not follow joe. it keeps getting worse. >> greg: it really is bad. did you see it when joe tapped obama on the shoulder and joe -- and obama didn't even bother to turn around? >> yeah. >> greg: i know. >> biden's hand is so frail, he probably didn't even feel it. am i standing underneath the air-conditioner. >> greg: it was like the finger tap of death. >> brutal. >> greg: tyrus, did th

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"tom brady started playing football at the age of seven." i go, "where's the mother [ bleep ] vegetable that you swore to god you would talk to me about." and then 55 clicks later, it's a tomato, ladies and gentlemen >> jimmy: it's a tomato. there you go now we know. >> spoiler alert i was way off. but then they get mean it goes, "you'll never guess what this '80s actress looks like now." [ laughter ] i'll save you 48 clicks and two and a half hours she looks like [ bleep ] >> jimmy: okay >> i go, it's so mean. i go, she aged 30 years in 30 years that was her big crime >> jimmy: yeah, that's what people - >> then it goes, "look at this lady now." and it was me. [ laughter ] "that's me, and i look good now. and they're like, "what happened to this guy?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's talk about "nothing personal. it's on netflix. >> yes [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what do people need to know about this special >> what do they need to know about it i don't know it's an hour long. and it's mindless stupidity. and you'll be hungry for comedy an hour la

another famous person chiming in seven times super bowl champ tom brady. he tweeted to elon musk. if you buy twitter, can you delete the combine photo? of course we all remember this phone tom brady, just coming out of the university of michigan that shows anything is possible. he was not as well conditioned. shall we say as he is now afraid, of course, still jokes that he was selected at the sixth round of the 2000 nfl draft pick 1 99 6. other quarterbacks were taken ahead of him, but look at him now where he is the last laugh. alright time is 7 14, the warriors heading back to the nba playoffs tomorrow for the first time in three years, and there's growing optimism. steph curry warriors biggest star will play tomorrow when the warriors hosted denver nuggets tomorrow night at chase center. ktvu is christian captain here now you have all the details. good morning, christian. i think we can all agree. that would be some great news. and there are high hopes that the first game of the playoffs will mark the return of superstar steph curry. all eyes were on curry when he worked out wi

even tom brady's retirement lasted longer than cnn plus. everyone made fun of the short form platform givee six months. at least it lasted six months. they also gave us this: are they okay? >> would you guys could this for $45,000. >> you should see what i do for curly fries. ♪ sexual size. >> did that happen. cnn reliable source brian stelter reflected on the platform's mistakes. i think consumers always want options. they memorial hospital options. cable, satellite, streaming, everything. thecht it all. media companies have to provide it all. they have perhaps gone out over their skis doing so. a we evaluation what is realistic and possible. there is over abundance of content. some ways great for consumers but this moment this week is a relates check for streaming. >> brian: oh, wait. that was him talking about netflix yesterday. see, we all make mistakes, sorry. cnn's new president chris licht tried to give the good old it's it'snot you it's us. it's not your fault that you had the rug pulled out from underneath you. in other news, cnn

please stop comparing yourself to tom brady you're on reality tv. help! my tv won't change the channels. it's stuck on johnny bananas! kill me! [laughs] kill me! kill me now! [vocalizing] kill me now so i don't have to watch johnny bananas, #heartlessbananas. oh, the trumpet. [trumpet playing] guys who don't have facial hair shouldn't try to grow a beard. yours is really weak. shave and do everyone a favor. i'm sorry, but the name schwartz and sandy's sounds like a bakery or a candle store. expect more pop and flair from @tomsandoval1. both: sha la la la la la la la la la la ti da. grow that mustache. both: tra la la la la la. la ti da. blues and swag. [sad trumpet playing] yes! woo! that felt cathartic. thank you, good night! tom and ariana, i want to thank the two of you for coming to my sleepover, providing the booze. i hope you guys had as much fun as i did. oh dude, we had a blast! yes, thank you for having us and thanks for drinking the booze. - give it up. give it up. - yeah man! yes. and after the break, we're turning the night up with an actress,

. >> absolutely, in the words of tom brady, let's go! first time we got the giants and warriors, with full crowds, simultaneously. that is 60,000+. that is fine, with steph curry. >> it's a great time of year to be a sports fan, for sure. whoever owns all these parking decks around here. >> the warriors can make those parking garages a lot of money over the next few weeks if they take care of business tonight. looking to shake off sunday's loss in denver and close out the nuggets. >> we have a chance to close out in five. like a sweep and perfect. we had a chance to steal one at the end. >> i am sure everyone in the locker room dreamt of this moment. first closeout game ever at chase center, incredibly exciting. >> the giants will go for the sweep in the first leg of the bay bridge series. wilmer flores and company pounded the a's endgame one last night. carlos for don continues to rack up strikeouts. he now has 38 on the season. most by a picture in the first four starts for the giants. >> there are only four games, so there is a lot mo

and finally, tom brady unable to hold back tears. >> the man in the arena, in one scene he gets emotional reflecting on his relationship with his parents. >> i'm 44. i have a family, i'm a dad to some amazing children. and -- when i think about being a dad, i think about him because of what my dad men to me. >> as for his unretirement, brady said there's time for him brady said there's time for him to do other things and still the with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema, with clearer skin and less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. you're probably thinking that these two are in some sort of lover's quarrel. no, no, no. they're both

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instead nfl quarterbacks will run the show legends like tom brady and aaron rodgers will play against newcomers patrick mahomes and josh allen. this is tom brady's second appearance in this celebrity challenge, and he tweeted out an announcement about the match, joking that the quarterbacks wanted to make the event a team cage match. but their contracts wouldn't allow that 12 hold event takes a place on june 1st in las vegas. the federal judge throws out the mask mandate public transit across the country what that means if you're flying on a plane or boarding a bus and train in the bay area this morning, san francisco's 4 20 festivities begin over the weekend and culminate in golden gate park tomorrow. what cannabis lovers and nearby residents can expect from that big celebration, and ellen must still battling twitter's border directors. he has a plan for them. they surely won't like if it's $43 billion takeover succeeds. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two and good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on two and r eight o'clock hour. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning.

this is tom brady. we will be back with more of lumbar technology and elon musk's big stake in twitter after the break. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg technology. let's get back to the story of the day. a surge in twitter shares after elon musk closed at two point 9% stake and boosted some of its social media rivals as well. ed ludlow is back. quite interesting, you did see the meta-company of facebook come out and made gains. caught up in optimism and interest in social media stocks. that surge in twitter raises the question, is this a positive move? elon musk taking a 9.2% stake in twitter? we heard from kathy wood. she actually showed twitter shares. this is what she had to say. >> this could be setting up for another leadership change in twitter but i am not jumping to this conclusion automatically. i am saying it is one of many possibilities. it could be changing the policy of the company to open source. be it censorship or calling people out on censorship or a management chang

i mean, tom brady was behind bars in russia, there would be a daily vigil on sports radio. there would be a daily vigil on yes, p n. it would be talked about all the time. it would be an international uproar. and yet here's brittany griner, a black l g b t q woman who is the most recognizable basketball star. i would argue on the face of the earth, but it's like they don't have a language. the disrespect for women's sports is so ingrained in sports media and racism, sexism, homophobia. there's so much of that that it's almost like, there's no language. even discuss brittany greiner then you have the community of the n, b a and the w. n. b a. who seemed to be following the state department dictates to just be silent. and yes i have, i have real doubts if, if not raising up her name is an effective way to actually raise attention to this and bring her home. i want to just jump in and add one more thing. i think that this idea that this can be handled quietly with such a public well known figure. as they've pointed out, it's impossible, right? all you have to do is go on chang

dagen: they called it tom brady effect. that is like the worst analogy ever -- person in the country in -- stephanie: that was my definition tom brady isn't the only retiree so let me qualify that my point consumer spending i think going to slow much more dramatically than anyone anticipated and that is the problem in terms of the economy, broadly if the problem for corporate profits, and as we look at this report month after month we have to bear this mind the number one input into job growth is profit growth not level of profits, the growth, and if we are going to see a censorship slowdown in corporate profits much less if profits recession i think already on the cards, we are going to see a real downshift in the demand for labor. we are seeing it already. i mean the 430,000 print this month is 150,000 below the average gainers we've seen over last three, six, nine and 12 months in terms of million dollar payrolls so we are seeing albeit moderate, a slowdown in the demand for labor at the same time we are going to see inc

brady's final touchdown ball that seale sell is off. it sold for half a million dollars. brady announced he is returning to the infnfl. a spokesperson said the company and the buyer agreed to void the sale it's unclear what will happen to the ball now the company reports it has multiple parties interested in buying it. maybe an nft >>> salvage crews in buffalo new york trying to save a world war ii ship from sink. officials say it's been taking on water over the past few decades because of a serious hull breach on the lower right side and this will always be a problem. they say it won't sink all the way. the lake is only about five feet deep crews using these pumps to suck the water out and they are making progress. it was decommissioned in 1965 and is a historic landmark it's the only ship in the navy to be named after more than one person it honors the five sullivan brothers who were killed in action on another ship in 1942 >>> the united states secret service best known for protecting the president is cracking down on illegal crypto

tom brady is still a thing. and the queen is still alive, as of the time of this reporting. 2014:2, starring joe biden as president, barack obama as former president, and this guy returning to his iconic role. >> trump's social media app "truth social" has failed to gain traction. >> as terrible business man. 2014:2, 2022 fast, 22 familiar, back to the recent, potus trap, the the bleaquel. rated "r" for-- >> like, like, like nude and-- and taking peyote, or something. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight: plus, stephen welcomes: oscar isaac featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey! good to see you! soots old home week. ( cheers and applause ) thank you, ladies and gentlemen. won't you please-- oh! does this look nice over here. welcome, welcome one and all, in here, out there, all around the world, to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbe

tom brady and aaron rodgers take on patrick mahomes and josh allen and the trash talk is already flying josh allen wrote two old bulls and two young calves and then tom brady responded, an artist's rendering of me watching allen that will be on june 1st i like the old bulls that will be fun to watch. >>> "et," it's been nearly 40 years, since it graced the screen and two of the stars have reunited on the drew barrymore show, they took a look back at the making of the movie and they shared stories from the set including this tale about when drew had to shoot et's death scene. >> i said, drew, we're going to go shoot the scene where et is dying. but you know he's not really dying, sweetheart. he's acting. just like we are, okay and you looked at me and you said, i know, dee, do you think i'm stupid [ laughter ] >> we walked into the set. you took one look at et and >>> good morning. i'm ginger conejero saab. let's look at the san francisco skyline where later today city supervisors take up the issue of daen dann from rape kits being used in criminal cases. it comes after the victim of a s

tom brady wrote online, hot mama, not one but five fire emojis on instagram. welcome back to the biz. everybody, don't forget, get your rescue on. consider adoption, please. i mean, i just couldn't look at her face all day with her tongue sticking out. go to commercial break with penny sticking her tongue out. >>> think about tory coming back with "deals & steals" for >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. julian: good thursday morning to you. i'm julian glover from abc seven mornings. let's check in with karina for a look at traffic. karina: we have two sig alert causing major delays on the roads. this is sky 7 in san jose, three lanes closed past 10th street. the big rig is the big issue there. they are trying to get it cleaned up and moved out of the way, but as we zoom out, you can see the back up there again on the 280 westbound side. the other issue, a single rollover crash on westbound 80 atmel valley road. kumasi: lots julian: to keep -- julian: this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million peo

(crowd chanting) a global icon with more social media followers than tiger woods, tom brady, and kevin durant combined, sachin has reached a level of reverence in india that simply unheard of in the united states. - there is not much privacy, but you know, it's a package deal. - [graham] a population of 1.4 billion, quadruple the size of the us, from all backgrounds and religions uniting behind the man nicknamed the god of cricket. - the warmth of indian people, i've always felt that and i have valued that. - [graham] most closely resembling baseball, cricket's the second most watched sport in the world.

among its investors, tom brady, naomi osaka, tona hock, and jonah hill -- tony hawk, and donna hill -- and jonah hill. in a letter to employees, -- says that cash could be better spent. schultz is taking over on an interim basis while starbucks searches for a permanent ceo. guy: thank you very much, indeed. this is going to be fascinating. basically, they are coming in at starbucks and saying shareholders are going to have to wait. we are going to have to invest in our business, pay our people more. we are going to have to invest in the business. you wonder whether others are going to be saying the same thing, at a point where price rises are going up. that is going to impact input costs and labor is going to cost me more. so it is going to be fascinating to see whether this gets replica did elsewhere, particularly in the consumer facing businesses, where it is going to get tougher and tougher. kriti: starbucks also having a lot of trouble when it comes to unionization, at the same time they are trying to balance demand and nurturing that demand in their presence there. so enormous pr

. >> doug: if there is anybody you will not bet against it is tom brady and tiger woods and tiger has shown that, he is 500 days remove the from a car accident that could have taken his life or at minimum taken his leg. first four of long days of the masters and best is yet to come. >> neil: tomorrow, he would have to do well, they could cut you if you are below a certain level. how do you think he goes forward from here? >> it will be tricky, on course, the masters is roughly five and a half miles for each 18 holes. the first two days, he should be good, if today is an indicator. day three will be challenging and day four mentally. this is a course tiger has tied five times, he's won 15 majors, 82 p.g.a. wins, his first there, this guy is the best of the best on the course. neil, when you step back to 50,000 feet and look at tiger, no athlete had the impact on the sport like tiger had with golf. the economics of golf, he is revamped, won $110 million, far and away the most. he raised the bar and standard for wining and sponsorship opportunities for every golfer. he won his first mast

he's like tom brady, he's undefeat an. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know what, i realized something about you. >> what? >> jimmy: you're like secretly one of the most talented people in the whole world. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. because -- i say this because just a minute ago i saw you in the "top gun" movie, and it's fantastic, by the way, as "top gunny" everyone could pray it would be. >> for sure, it's going to give people everything, what they want then a little bit more. >> jimmy: yes, it is. yes, it did. and you're playing the piano in this movie and i assumed it was somebody else because it was so good, and it's just you. >> it's me. because my wife, actually -- it's going to be on the soundtrack. >> jimmy: it is? >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] i was like, i played piano when i was growing up. i said off the bat, yeah, i'm going to do this myself, i won't need a double. but it's tough. >> jimmy: yeah. you're in tom cruise's world, right? obviously. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what happens -- like the first time -- >> we all are. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, we are. we are. living in tom cr

kumasi: remember when the sports memorabilia collector bought tom brady's final touchdown ball for $500,000, lee list -- lelah's auction has agreed to cancel the sale. it took a month to officially announce the voided sale because all parties involved were waiting to see if brady would stay on retired. drew: good for him. let's talk about what we are finding over the next 48 hours. today is a dry day. rain comes back to the forecast tomorrow morning. partly cloudy skies throughout the day, today. we are dry and do not need the umbrella. you can leave that at home. as we go into the early morning hours, this is 2:00 read our next storm arrives. -- 2:00. our next storm arrives. brief heavy downpours around 4:00 a.m. by 6:30, we will find scattered showers. right around lunchtime, the storm is out of here. outdoor plans, if you can hold off, you should be just fine. today, there is the morning soaking. it is a level 1. we will find temperatures in the 60's and 70's in our warmer spots. kumasi: need to search the comments for the answers? a new feature added to reddit. reggie: there is a new to

nobody's going to have career like tom brady, of course. but it doesn't matter if you're in the nfl for one second one week or 100 years, 10 years, probably more likely. it's just for them the chance to live out their dream. and so you're absolutely right. that's what i love about it as well, too, because having the draft in vegas, you've got the pomp and the circumstance, but nothing will ever take the place of somebody being able to just say, you know what, mom? i made it and that part is what we love to. >> and there are so many people there and through the crowds watching these draft picks, it's it's really incredible, especially since the past couple years the nfl had to go virtual and also to things to kind of switch it around back in person. and there are so many people there. they're in sin city with you on the strip watching all this excitement. >> yes, so there are 2 stages set up, justine. we're to me right now. a french bistro right outside paris across the street from the bellagio. the las vegas strip behind me has been shut do

it kicks off tonight with the tampa bay tom brady now on the clock. and georgia entire defense was drafted ftd first round. they had five guys from the national championship team, one of the best defenses ever in college football, five guys from the georgia defense in the first round including that first pick trayvon walker. >> i've been so distressed by the boston red sox and of course following how tight the national league west is, i haven't paid a whole lot attention going into the draft. you have read anything about the logic of defense playing such a key role in the top draft picks this year? and also quarterback not being drafted until the 20th round. i just don't remember that happening in all of the years that i've followed the draft. >> you know, there just wasn't that marquee quarterback in this draft. the last few drafts you've had trevor lawrence, joe burrow, baker mayfield and there wasn't this guy. kenny picket out of pitt went to steelers with the 20th pick. there are some other guys on the board that will go today. but they're just fi

remember when that sports memorabilia collector bought tom brady's final touchdown ball for half $1 million? he is off the hook. leland's auction says an agreement has been really to cancel the sale. brady returned 40 days after he announced his retirement. it only took a month to officially announce the sale because all parties involved were waiting to see if brady would state and retired. reggie: i feel like this person got lucky. they could have said sorry, that's the way it goes. kumasi: going forward, who bids then? you can't trust this. reggie: i just think in sports never say never. we have seen it multiple times. look at this background. this is an actual live look outside. some people think this is taped or something. this is real across the street. this is where we live. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: and you can watch us live and on-demand through the bay area connected tv app. the friday edition of seven at seven -- you can only watch it on our streaming app. you can watch. kumasi: as we had to break, one more look at this gorgeous sunrise this

if you look at the nhl, they got tom brady and aaron rogers. the best baseball players, you don't know -- they don't have the stars system. they need the star system. >> aaron judge. he's a star. >> how about tiger woods? >> the difference between tiger and every other athlete including michael jordan and muhammad ali, he introduced the sports into generations. young people would not be into golf. when he plays, the ratings double. there is no athletes in any professional sport that has a profound effect in the sport besides tiger woods. >> truth social, his new platform, now 10,000 a day of subscribers and they're not showing up on the social app. if you invested in truth social, you lost 40% of your money. >> no kidding. >> another winning game for donald trump. >> what about a nice reveal here, olivia dubrowska. >> tell us about her. >> an amazing movie. it was all black and white and there was one little girl in a red coat that would show up in the movie. she's now 33 years old and living in poland, running humanitarian mission for the ukra

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when tom brady unretired, did he call you and tell you it was going to happen? >> he shot me a quick text. and i was like, oh, it's the day before -- what's that the free agency period where everyone starts signing. there he goes again. [ laughter ] the day before free agency, he's unretiring, so everyone stays in tampa. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you weren't surprised, were you? >> no, i was not surprised at all. i was surprised how quick it was. because i thought he was possibly going to take a year off. or something like that. >> jimmy: maybe come back? >> maybe come back after that. i believe he'll have it until at least 50 years old. i see his work ethic day in, day out. it's second to none. >> jimmy: do you feel any responsibility to be in there with him? like batman and robin? or starsky and hutch? or siegfried and roy? >> peanut butter and jelly? [ laughter ] bread and butter, yeah. we'll keep going. a little bit, you know. >> jimmy: a little bit? >> just because, you know, that duo, man. it's so hard to get that connection. especially in the nfl

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he's a guy who paid half a million dollars for tom brady's last touchdown ball. now the brady is coming out of retirement, does he still have to pay? >> how did you feel when you

will be retiring at the end of the season con, or as tom brady put it, "mmm'k." [ laughter and applause >> steve: "mmm, could be." >> jimmy: pro, watching the games in the host city, new orleans. con, finding all the mascots passed out on bourbon street oh, that's -- yeah, that's rough. [ laughter and applause >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: pro, gonzaga is a number one seed. con, followed by sunflower, pumpkin, and flax. >> steve: oh [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i thought hemp would be up there. >> steve: no, no, no >> jimmy: pro, cbs and dribbling go hand-in-hand. con, mostly because their average viewer is 90 oh that's -- [ audience ohs ] >> steve: wow. you're taking some big - [ cymbal crash ] taking some big swings tonight wow. 90 >> jimmy: and finally, pro, you never know which team is going to win the tournament. con, but it's most definitely not the one you bet on there you go, everybody. those are the "pros and cons." we'll be right back with "audience suggestion box." it's a fun one come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ yo yo yo yo baby po yeah you come here ♪ ♪

when he heard, tom brady was like, "kind of my thing but whatevs. [ laughter ] okay let's get to some news, today, former president obama returned to the white house for the first time since leaving office and everyone there seemed really happy to see him. watch this [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: after a few minutes, biden was like, all right, that's more than enough. [ laughter ] let's remember who the vice president -- i mean the president is [ laughter ] i'm the president now. yep, obama said he would have visited sooner, but gas prices were too expensive [ laughter ] but it was fun to see the former president at the white house. obama felt like a guy who was visiting his old high school and biden was like the old gym teacher who never left [ laughter ] that's right, obama returned to the white house and cspan was all over his big reunion with biden. check out the schedule >> coming up on cspan, at 12:59, biden excitedly awaits for obama by the front door with his face pressed against the glass. at 1:01, biden goes in for a a hug, obama goes in for a fist bump, and it's already a