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Would have to be declared. they were able to reach a unanimous verdict so i think from the courts perspective, this was a success just in the fact the trial was able to be held and not be interrupted by this virus. >> when i saw this was going to break at the top of the hour, i said i hope tom is there and you were and im so grateful for you spending time with us on this breaking news. joyce vance, you, too. thank you so much for steering our coverage this hour. ghislaine maxwell found guilty ...

Boehner said, i am sad, but grateful for the friendship i had with harry. we disagreed on many things, sometimes famously, but we were always honest with each other. we are also getting more reaction from the sports world as it mourns the loss of john madden. the national football league announced his death on tuesday at the age of 85. for more than 20 years madden provided boisterous commentary for four major networks. and won 16 emmys along the way as well. and he lent his name to video game...

Roger staubach, terry bradshaw. at the end i think yeah, jim gray is right. can you think of another name more associated with the nfl than john madden, jim? >> hey, will, yeah. i would say he was the most popular figure in the national football league and he earned that did he it as coach, assistant coach, then, of course, broadcaster. retired the emmy, won 16 emmys and madden game kids today become familiar with professional football and love the game. some of them even go on to play the game ...

Special guests take over the show and the friday he youll catch a special new new years eve episode at 9:00 p.m. with myself, cat, tyrus, jamie. its going to be great. im greg gutfeld. i love you, america. >> hello and welcome to "fox news at night". i mike emanuel in for shannon bream. breaking tonight nfl legend has died. the league that the hall of fame coach and broadcaster has passed away at age 85. we will be joined by sportscaster and fox news trip the third jim gray who knew him well and...

So the newspaper was from 1865 from what we can tell unless it was a reprint, which has happened. so there is really -- there was no photograph per se. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn. >> the news continues. cnn newsroom starts right now. ♪ ♪ coming up here on cnn newsroom, a pandemic fueled by omicron, setting new records of infections around the world. he was described as charismaticly charged. but one of the best political deal makers to lead the senate. a look back at the life of harry ...

You know? he was the best broadcaster probably color analyst of all time in any sport. number one. and then he lent his name and expertise and his business sense and also the football part of it to the madden video game, which is one of the most popular video games in the history of the planet. its grossed over $7 billion. so imagine you leave your chosen profession and in your second and third lives, youre better at those two things. to me, nicolle, he is the most influential person about pro f...

When we come back, he was a boxer-turned-policeman, who took on the mob. he is one of the powerful leaders. the life and the legacy of the late harry reid. and playing respects to the nfl coach and broadcaster. contributes to the late john madden.

Super bowls between 1979 and 2009. he also became the face of the popular madden video game franchise for younger generations. the nfl commissioner roger goodell in a statement said there will never be another john madden. we will all be indebted for what he did to make football and nfl what it is today. hall of fame coach and broadcaster john madden was 85. well be right back. k. the brand i trust is qunol.

Broadcaster, john madden. and later after so much work behind closed doors, late board tonight on when and how the house select committee plans to go public in its investigation of the capitol attack and we will be joined by two veterans of the watergate hearings to talk about what we might see this time around.

>> you cant win em all. i say why the hell cant you? >> as head coach you live and die. >> you dont stay on top forever. >> his retirement signals the end of an era and perhaps the end of a dynasty. >> we didnt know what he was going to do. >> i wasnt the guy when i was coaching to say i want to be a broadcaster. but i knew after i did the first couple games that thats what i wanted to do. this is it. i embraced it. >> john does a rehearsal game with another young, aspiring broadcaster by the na...