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>> i think there was given the time span involved. i can tell you from personal experience, decades later, i gave about 60,000 words in about seven hours of testimony. so, you can cover a lot of ground and it is very difficult for us at this stage to tease out what was or what was not really confirmed or what new information the committee, i think, smartly, is holding it very close to its vest. congresswoman did hint he was cooperative, there were no serious conflicts that appeared to her. but i think that is generally what we would want to hear. i think it is a good day for everybody. the inv...

Glad to have both of you here tonight. really important to think about just the gravity assigned to the testimony from white house counsel like pat cipollone. more than seven hours? john, of course i know compared to the way you testified in watergate over several days eight hours a day this might seem like small potatoes. but the fact that it was seven hours, do you think his interview with the committee would have lasted that long if he was just to be sable privilege or the fifth, kind of like flynn did at that moment in time. this actually means there may have been some meat on the bone, ri...

Then weaponizing that information to use it against the people terrorizing our communities. the timeline on this gun's life spans 16 years and five states. i'm very proud to say yesterday evening about 12 hours after the attack atf agents closed the loop on the extensive time span and determine that frank james purchased the firearm from a federal firearms licensee in ohio 2011. so we tied the gun to our target and now we have our target in custody. thank you. >> ok. we are going to be, we told you, almost everything we have to say, able to answer some very limited questions. >> crime stoppers...

U.S. wildlife officials have agreed to keep federal protections in place for the snow-loving Canada lynx, under a court settlement approved Monday by a judge in Montana.

At first, people didn't get the vaccines -- not all people got the vaccines because we were limited as to how many we had. so we gave it to the populations that were at greatest risk. now, that people have gotten the vaccines, i think it doesn't matter your age. if there is a surplus of vaccination, which some of these countries -- some of our countries are very, you know, lucky to have that -- then the booster should be given to anyone. and it's the time span since the last booster that should be the determinant. if there is a surplus and enough to go around. >> dr. jorge rodriguez, always gr...