weekend. we don t want spring break. we don t ask for it. we endure it. more than 4,000 children in the country s second largest school district will not be attending class today due to a teacher s union strike. i feel my kids are probably being left behind. here is the lucky contestant. money, bottom. christian crosby there to cob congratulate. it ain t me brian: that is jacksonville, florida, where everyone is still sleeping where they are rehabbing their facilities there. these guys don t have to practice 100-degree weather. jaguars. 100-degree in the summer. going to be lid on that place. steve: jacksonville? brian: just on the dome where they practice. get out of the sun. 100 degrees in pads. one of the reasons i didn t become a professional football player. katie: too much humidity on your hair. brian: don t wear a helmet head had a dent in it. we have a lot to discuss besides jacksonville. steve: first, let s discuss the fact that katie is
attack. coming up, we ll talk with the wife of one of them about her husband and why she plans to be in the room for the hearing tonight. we ll have the latest from a michigan courtroom where a republican candidate for governor is showing up for the first time after being arrested for his alleged role in the attack on the capitol. we ve got a lot to get to. i m hallie jackson in washington and let s start with ali on capitol hill. the punch bowl news founder and msnbc contributor, jake sherman and leanne caldwell. here s what we want to lay out here. a kind of viewer s guide as you get ready to watch the hearing and key moments to watch. it starts tonight, 8:00 eastern. it s going to last roughly 90 minutes. the first of six hearings. the committee is promising to reveal previously unseen material. their words. video and audio from the day of the insurrection. one of the two republicans on the committee saying it will change history, but will it? over the next six hearings, d
good. that s a good here. that s a good. he can t. get there okay. good good naming. it says the warmup for pali nbc sports just announced earlier this year that he would be a special correspondent during the coverage of the olympic games hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this sunday and happy father s great to everyone. i m fredricka whitfield the countdown to a pivotal moment in the 2024 election is quickly approaching. we re just 11 days away from the first presidential debate, which will be hosted right here on cnn as that showdown nears the 2024 campaign is kicking into high gear as both candidates hit the road this weekend to raise money and push their messages, former president trump traveling to the battleground state of michigan, where he made a fresh appeal to black voters at a community roundtable in a predominantly black church in detroit. he also spoke at a conservative conference where he baselessly cast doubt on the 2020 election as a wa
serve.com. i hanako montgomery and tokyo. and this for joining me this sunday on for greek, a whitfield. and we begin with gun violence across the us weekend, mass shootings across three states have killed two people and injured dozens there s more from massachusetts to michigan and texas. a short time ago, police in massachusetts said eight people were injured after an overnight shooting, were hundreds of people gathered at a spontaneous meetup, organized over social media seven young people were shot, two of them are in critical condition. one other person was seriously injured while trying to escape and fell official say no arrests have been made and they do not have a suspect at this time and hours earlier in rochester hills, michigan, nine people were shot at a random attack at a splash pad park, including four and 8-year-old brother s. and their mother authorities say the gunman pulled up to the brooklands plaza splash pad and open fire nearly 30 times under no circ
HISTORIC TRIANGLE — Several food trucks from the Historic Triangle continue to serve culinary creations throughout the community. From breweries, distilleries…