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Reporter: one of more exciting competitive super bowls, it was tied first and second quarter, and we're tied minutes to the end of the game. a lot of attention to mahomes, entered the game with an injured right ankle. he is now back on the game. buffalo bills damar hamlin in the house. garnering prayers and support of nfl after he suffered a cardiac arrest in a regular season game on january 2. and before the very exciting game, we talked with rowdy fans about their final thoughts headed to super bowl lvii. >> chiefs go home. reporter: how much did you pay for your ticket. >> i paid -- i bough...

Welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. we have a special report from bakhmut in eastern ukraine — the site of fierce fighting from which almost all the city's occu pa nts have fled like you can tell every minute that this is an area that is being intensely fought over. chaos and confusion again in congress, there's still no speaker in the house of representatives — kevin mccarthy loses a sixth vote as the republican rebellion continues. the european union now recommends pre—departure covid testing for chinese travelers entering the bloc mo...

Known for snapping when they got wet, they made the 308 foot decent in just over twoerfa hours. theyll r had arrived in the canyon. and what a magnificent canyon it is. carved by the river for the last 160 thousand years, the grand canyon of the yellowstone is a work in progress. today it is 24 miles long. 1200 feet in depth. and 4,000 feet wide. tomorrow it will be a little bigger.ak every daens thy it gets deeper d wider as hydrothermal activity weakening the rock that lines it. that rock is rich in iron

A bumper easter and summer, but many families who hoped for winter sun are having to wait a little longer. katy austin, bbc news. the charity commission is looking into the accounts of the foundation set up by the family of the ww2 veteran captain sir tom moore. accounts published by the captain tom foundation show that in its first year it spent more than 200—thousand pounds on running costs a nd co nsulta nts. it gave out 160—thousand pounds to charities in grants. the commission started looking into the foundation almost a year ago. the foundation says it's working closely with the regu...

$160 thousand to pay somebody off and you're doing it so you can get elected to a position? i mean, if you did that and you campaigned for state attorney and funneled $160,000 to a third party because you knew they had information that would defeat you at the polls in the coming weeks and you didn't report that money, they found out later, buddy, somebody would be prosecuting you. so are we here -- and any congressman, any senator, any governor. are we here in a place where the president is being prosecuted, but nobody will tell us why the president isn't being prosecuted. >>o, agency a member...