Host Laura Rutledge takes the helm of this weekday showfeaturing the likes of Marcus Spears, Dan Orlovsky, RyanClark, Mina Kimes, and Adam Schefter, who offer the latestnews and analysis from across the NFL.
Drew and Valerie Bertinelli are taking a trip down memorylane reflecting on their most memorable dresses.JessicaButtafuoco is sitting down with Drew for an honestconversation about her father's past affair and how her motherMary Jo is doing today.
Aziz Ansari tells Drew about his new movie, "GoodFortune." Sunny Anderson joins the Drew's News desk.DonnieWahlberg joins Drew and Sunny Anderson in the kitchen to makeburgers.
Sunny Anderson hits the headlines with Drew and RossMathews. Rachael Ray is sharing a recipe with Drew in thekitchen.Penn Badgely, Nava Kavelin, Sophie Ansari aretelling Drew about their podcast Podcrushed.
A suspect driving a stolen car is caught with a fake U.S.Marshals vest and a toy gun. A scooter operator argues withOfficers. A wheelchair-bound suspect offers donuts during aninvestigation.
Host Maria Taylor, Hall of Fame head coach Tony Dungy, formerNFL head coach Jason Garrett, former NFL quarterback ChrisSimms and NFL insider Mike Florio recap the day's NFLhighlights. Jac Collinsworth and Rodney Harrison contributeon-site.
21-year-old Ryan loses his helmet and suffers serious injuriesafter a motorcycle accident and a toddler suffers a seizure sosevere he's placed in an induced coma.
Nixon's secret plan to end the Vietnam War had shown itself tobe a mirage, and body counts kept rising. Only a brave,secret gambit to visit Mao Zedong's China shifted the politicalconversation. In 1971, Kissinger secretly entered China viaPakistan, clandestinely organizing a summit for PresidentNixon and stunning the American public. The opening to Chinaremade the global chessboard, sidelining the Soviet Union anddeep-freezing the Cold War in a new "triangular diplomacy." ButKissinger's policies were often concerned with global stabilityrather than with human rights. When a genocide erupted in EastPakistan, perpetuated by the same leader who helped Nixonreach China, Kissinger looked the other way. His eyes were onMoscow, where Nixon would soon meet Brezhnev for a series ofconsequential weapons negotiations. Kissinger's policiescontinued to have far-reaching human implications across theglobe. When Chileans democratically elected the socialistSalvador Allende, Kissinger funded an effort to prevent himfrom reaching office, then directed the CIA to destabilize hisgovernment. Allende was deposed in a coup that led to hisdeath; Kissinger embraced the subsequent dictator, Pinochet,reassuring Nixon that America's "hand doesn't show." Kissingermanaged a final act before leaving the Nixon administration,seizing the opportunity of the Yom Kippur War to push theSoviet Union out of the Middle East and negotiating peace dealsbetween Israel, Egypt, and Syria. On the cover of Newsweek,Kissinger was heralded as "Super-K," the peacemaking celebrityin an administration collapsing beneath Watergate. It was thezenith of Kissinger's fame, and his 50 following years out ofoffice were rife with debate. Today, his legacy is still beingwritten.