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this daily half-hour a safe place for family fund no social issues, no politics, nothing embarrassing. i hope just a game and would that say jackson legendary ron hosting some 8,000 shows is now over. >> it all started in 1981. he was actually working as a tv weatherman before he was tapped as the new host, wheel of fortune. but since then, sajak, vanna white and that fifth wheel became staples of network tv, the show-style average is more than 8 million viewers each week. for perspective, on his goodbye, my source tonight is another legendary gameshow host. numbers are on who is supposed to hollywood squares. and did it's about the stars, i'm going to keep calling you a legend and tog, but it's great to have you here because it pat's age. i did have this this legendary runaway. he's synonymous with gameshow television. i wonder what you make of him signing off after 41 years well, well, here's the thing. >> i hosted. a midday talk show in boston in the late 80s,
of course, americans had much less from our disgraced isolationists after the attack of pearl harbor. >> yeah, and i think what you'll hear from biden today is this real push against this isolation is strength, not just here in the us, but globally as well obviously, mcconnell aligned himself with that. but also supports the candidacy of donald trump, who has these isolation as tendencies pulling back from nato and the like, which is totally antithetical to what mcconnell's states is his vision of america because while i'm laura yeah, for sure. >> all right. >> we've got to pause here. millions of americans coping with dangerous storms and record-breaking heat will have your rough weekend forecast ahead plus two capitol police officers who put their lives on the line on january 6, booed by republican lawmakers in pennsylvania plus the boston celtics, drawing first blood and the nba finals cnn's this morning, ron, to you by for
of life join in. >> they're here with someone very, very special. we're with the first lady, michelle obama. >> hi, everyone. >> are you ready, burt? >> i'm prepared to wail. >> right on. what about you, ernie? >> i'm adam. >> that is a lot of noise you're making there, buddy. >> i got it. you're johnny flash. >> johnny cash. >> hi. >> hi. >> want to play tag? >> sure. you're it. ♪ i'm going to keep my head up high ♪ ♪ keep on reaching high ♪ >> wonderful. the question is, what does it mean to kids to see their fantasy puppet world intersect with the real world? and in a world that is run by adults, you know how it is, these governments, it's all adults, ron. some of them are even on the older side, although we love everybody. what does it mean to have material, culture, that is actually produced and shared for
seeing his first body, and trying to get through d—day, but when he comes here specifically, to remember the friends that he left behind. you are readin: friends that he left behind. you are reading his words, and _ friends that he left behind. you are reading his words, and others - friends that he left behind. you are reading his words, and others are l reading his words, and others are reading his words, and others are reading the stories are the veterans have told them. ron said that he never spoke about his role in d—day for a very long time. his wife had died by the time you started. how important do you think it is to keep telling these stories? ii’iloifa�* important do you think it is to keep telling these stories?— important do you think it is to keep telling these stories? now more than ever when you _ telling these stories? now more than ever when you see _ telling these stories? now more than ever when you see what _ telling these stories? now more than ever when you see what is _ telling these stories? now more than ever when you see what is going - telling these stories? now more than ever when you see what is going on l ever when you see what is going on around the world, it is so important, we should be treating these testimonies by these brave veterans and heroes like precious pieces of art, to be passed down to each generation, to try to not make the same mistakes again. and these young boys, that they had to witness what they witnessed here. there are about 40 british _ what they witnessed here. there are about 40 british veterans _ what they witnessed here. there are about 40 british veterans who - what they witnessed here. there are about 40 british veterans who are i about 40 british veterans who are going to be here. the way that they
have been treated here in normandy is wonderful to see. they are being treated like superstars. yes. is wonderful to see. they are being treated like superstars.— treated like superstars. yes, like rock stars. _ treated like superstars. yes, like rock stars. you — treated like superstars. yes, like rock stars, you see _ treated like superstars. yes, like rock stars, you see tom - treated like superstars. yes, like rock stars, you see tom jones, l treated like superstars. yes, like i rock stars, you see tom jones, then you have got the veterans, who speak today, got the biggest round of —— round of applause in rehearsals yesterday. round of applause in rehearsals esterda . �* round of applause in rehearsals yesterday-— yesterday. i'm sure there will be more of that _ yesterday. i'm sure there will be more of that in _ yesterday. i'm sure there will be more of that in the _ yesterday. i'm sure there will be more of that in the ceremonies i yesterday. i'm sure there will be i more of that in the ceremonies this morning. and this view, it is spectacular what has been treated. and it is only two years old, this new memorial, and it is only two years old, this new memorial, and and it is only two years old, this new memorial, and yes, and it is only two years old, this new memorial, and yes, it and it is only two years old, this new memorial, and yes, it is beautiful. you don't really understand the scale of it until you come here. when i speak ron's words, he talks about the 25 mile stretch of ships and you can imagine that, as far as the eye can see from here, it must have been quite something. good luck with your reading. thank you for talking to us. so, there is john who we met earlier, what a
reproduce here? if they do, it's a permanent relocation. this morning, flamingos in florida are giving people something to talk about. the slender pink birds known for their bright plumes once lived in the state by the thousands. they could be flocking back to their old stomping grounds. >> florida is ideal. not too cold in the winter. it's temperate. it has large remaining wetlands. >> reporter: according to an audobon survey, at least 100 have been spotted with the largest batch in the florida bay, between everglades national park and the keys. the reemergence redirecting them last fall. >> there's 30 here now. >> reporter: has fans like ron pumped up about the possibilities. >> they went to wisconsin. they went to georgia, alabama. those were out there and said,
if, if the, if the court rules on the side of the vitamin distillation, which is unlikely, it would kinda up and a lot of these antiabortion laws and probably two dozen states. that's just quickly politically here yeah, i think republicans need to take a step back from this and i agree with the former president who's one of the very few conservative salman. >> we continue to lose on this issue time and time again. we have two years worth of electrode data that showcases when the issue of abortion is top of line for most voters, not just women, but a whole lot of men as well. they're saying we do not want the federal government utilizing compulsory force to make this decision for private individuals. and i agree with edge, former president version. are you talking about the one whose prosecuting women and that he was celebrating the death of ron. >> i'm talking about the former president who recognizes this political suicide to continue to see that the federal government should make a decision. >> he killed pill, have something else to say, but biden campaign is certain taking advantage of this as they should given the swing votes and the need for both sides to connect with women voters that they are running
the commercial breaks in that show where almost welcome so that you could catch your breath 24 was really the first bin show. >> have you think about it? there were a lot of people in the lady years of 24 that would only buy the dvds, you think they'll come after you and a lot of the subtleties and complexities that the storytellers had been doing. you'd say, my god, this is blowing my mind. i can see it now because i just watched three in a row galactico was a show maiden late 1970s seven days not a very good show, but a show with a really good idea, which is civilization has been destroyed. >> humanities on the ron. what happens next? years later, or syfy channel looked at it and said, well, what if we take it seriously that a president we have to eliminate deal with the carrier immediately 1,300 people on that star wars feels
>> welcome to the wnba for caitlin clark. >> heading to paul's today in mexico poised to elect the country's first female president the presidential front runner running against another woman the leading opposition candidate 20,000 other posts up for grabs. the country as having the biggest election ever. in india indian prime minister expected to win a third term at the conclusion of his six-week collection. the country's chief executive since 2014 and is poised to remain in power for another five years if he wins. the polls close yesterday. results are not expected until tuesday. voting is already taking to social media claiming victory. i ron's hardliner former president now registering as a possible candidate for the june 28 presidential election
face of it, it looks good unfortunately, though we know that none of the justices have any appetite to do this, i'll just note that a jamie right? raskin also objected to the certification of the 2016 presidential election. he's also been as kristinn was noting early, ron, a huge advocate of packing the court. this is not a serious credible independent, nonpartisan voice on the court. he is someone who has a hard-core ideologues who is exactly the kind of person that justice alito was taught? about. so look, i mean, people disagree with their spouses and they should not have to recuse in those instances let's hope we don't have to talk about flax next week homeowners or recusing themselves from our traditional must-have. >> and it could be a costly move for you. we'll explain plus step aside, coke and pepsi, the newer and healthier soft drink that's now all the ray distend the cup let's live