coming up tonight will have an exclusive interview with the missouri governor mike parson. now vowing to pardon mark and patricia mccloskey. yeah, they were just chargedd with felonies for illegal weapon, for trying to defend their home when no police were there. later will have the very latest on the barely there, let's say, corrupt biden's full embrace of, let's see, bolshevik bernie's insane socialist agenda and aoc's insane new green deal and oh, yeah, confiscate your guns beto bozo. and pelosi and schumer and biden 125 years of broken promises, of failure. if these insane policies are adopted in 106 days, if they win, watch the race to exit the united states. in fact, we are seeing this play out right now in real-time in america's cities. obama-biden, they did nothing for eight years in obama's hometown of chicago. they barely mentioned it. you know, wrecked by violence week in and week out, they barely talked about it. we have pelosi. we have schumer. we have biden. 125 years of swamp failure. they have done nothing to quell inner-city violent crime anywhere in americ

. >> missouri governor mike parson is pushing for kids in his state to go back to school even if they to get back at school, they're at the lowest risk as possible, and if they get covid 19, which they will, and they will when they go to school, they're not going to the hospitals, they won't have to sit in doctors' office force days, they're going to go home and get over it? okay, here's the thing, governor parsons is not wrong, kids are the least susceptible to covid 19, and if they do get sick, they usually don't need to go to the hospital, they can stay home. but what he seems to be forgetting is that, unless all these kids live in neverland, they go home to adults, which is not good, because, you see, coronavirus is like baby shock -- it can't hurt kids, but it will destroy adults' lives. so, basically, if you don't get corona under control, the schools can turn into an amazon fulfillment center for coronavirus. it starts in a centralized location and, within a couple of days, it's personally delivered to everyone's house, or maybe one day with prime. the only way this isn't going

parson can fix the problem immediately. he could send state troopers to st.ouis tonight to protect the mccloskeys but he hasn't done that.y parson hasn't picked up the phone to speak to them. he doesn't care obviously. nobody cares. about an hour ago mark mccloskey called us to tell us all this. he was panicked, understandably, his wife sobbed in the background as we spoke. american citizens trapped in their home by a violent mob. knowing that something awful could happen to them very soon. totally s undefended. this is your country. the mob is winning if things like this happen. who is the mob exactly? they are not protesters. they are not civil rights activists. they are violent criminals that are being used as a militia by the democratic party to seize power.po that's the truth. but even that description is too imprecise. most of these are americans. they have faces. they have names. so who are they? no one in the media ever tells you. they don't want to talk about it. tonight we're going to. thanks to delayed but very welcome efforts by federal law enforc

both governor mike parson and the president criticized kim gardiner pursuing the case against mathem.ore than 60 state and federal prosecutors to issue a statement defending gardiner and condemning the political attacks but she says ever since the president got involved she is the victim of racist attacks and death threats and kim gardiner is joining us for an exclusive interview. thank you so much for being with us, kim. please tell us how things changed once the president involved himself in this case. tell us about the threats. >> it's been disheartening and been a racial motivated sexist attack on myself as the local elected prosecutor. i have had people leave messages on my car. say i should be strung up on a tree and hung by the kkk and others say they can't wait to see a bullet in my head and disturbing that the president and the senator in my state and the attorney general and the governor seek to stroke the rhetoric of fear and racial decide in our country as well as the state of missouri. >> and now you are investigating but there was obviously a question of whether you woul

governor parson, the senator, eric schmidt, our attorney general.t seems like the only person in the united states that thinks we did something wrong is our circuit attorney. she is the same person that let of jail everybody that was responsible for the looting and fires and destruction following the george floyd death in the city of st. louis. the only people she wants to prosecute are the people that defended themselves against it and nobody else to my knowledge. >> tucker: so you better target of crime. you haven't backed down. you've gone on television repeatedly. people know where you live. and the state has now confiscated your firearms so you can protect yourself. on what grounds did they do that? those were legally registered as far as ica understand. >> i guess the technicality of the law is they have to determine whether or not the weapons were capable of being fatal or causing serious bodily harm. so they have to take them and test them and that sort of thing. there will be some revelations to come out about that but the bottom line is th

meanwhile, missouri's republican governor mike parson is insisting students go to school despite the risk of the virus. in an interview, parson said, "they're going t tget over it" and "we can't just let this thing stop us in our tracks." this all comes as republican lawmakers in washington are pushining to include a provision in a new coronavirus relief bill tying school funding to the reopening of classrooms. many public health officials fear the reopening of schools could lead to a new surge in covid-19 deaths and hospitalizations. in mississippi, republican governor tate reeves has ordered residents to wear masks in 10 additional counties as the number of new covid-19 cases hit a new high on monday. overall in the united states, the virus has killed nearly 141,000 people and infected 3.7 million -- both by far the highest numbers in the world. the united states has more than a quarter of the deaths and infections in the entire world, yet only a little more than 4% of the population. as cases continue to spike, president trump has announced he plans to lead a televised coronavirus

committee president andrew parsons says they can work out what changes may be needed for the tokyo gamesfter the consultation. >>> japan's manufacturing sector is looking for ways to come back from covid-19. but rather than making plans for beyond the pandemic, our next report shows that some companies are facing the world as it is, developing products for the corona era. >> tooth picks are a humble but essential implement for eating japanese sweets. these are made of domestic lumber. they're a main part of this manufacture's business. sales are half what they were lalast year, but the company is ready to fight back. it's thinking long, at least longer than a tooth pick. the combat commodity is a wooden stick. it can be used to push buttons without touching them. six days after coming up with the idea, the company had it available for sale. >> translator: i thought of it when i saw pictures of a person in wuhan using a tooth pick to push an elevator button. i realized we could make something that could help avoid direct contact. >> the product won't make up for the shortfall in sales, bu

mike parson: no i won't. >> good afternoon mr. president. i am delighted to join the first lady and you in the second lady and the vice president today. my name is doctor sally and i'm a pediatrician from georgia. i am president of the american academy of pediatrics. jonah get much more than an education at school. being away from peers, teachers, and school services have lasting effects for children. this will not be easy, pediatricians strongly advocate that we start with the goal of having kids physically present in the school this fall. and of course returning to school must be done safely. you must take measures to keep students teachers and staff safe with flexibility to adapt as needed for the communities regarding the covid-19. the evidence of our in a case in children are less likely to have symptoms are severe disease resulting from the coronavirus. children are less likely to become infected they are less likely to spread infection. we know however, the missing school can have serious consequences for child health and well-being.

i have been watching governor parsons in your state. he appeared in an event with donald trump. missouri has been setting records in races. i wonder how you gauge this dynamic, this sort of subtle ways in which republican governors have kind of put themselves on the side of reopening, on the side of trump, and it makes it hard for him to take the steps he needs to to contain the virus. >> governor parson is totally captured by donald trump. if donald trump called the governor of my state tomorrow and said i need you to put on a leotard and a pink tutu, the governor would say, yes, sir. i looked at a lot of polls in missouri, chris, and the amazing thing is that in the republican party right now, when republican voters are asked, are you a traditional republican, an evangelical republican or a trump republican? in the old days evangelical would be by far the number one. now it is trump republican is, in fact, the plurality of people in the republican party. so in a state like mine where trump won by almost 20 points, the governor is going to reflect exactly what the message is fr

vegetables every day 5 researches of the imperial college london recommend 10 portions oh dear 10 parsons a day how's that possible maybe with grapes. green or blue nutrition expert. to snack on green. and the reason it's clear when you bite. a bitter taste in your mouth that's why the scenes were bred out of certain grain over time seedless simply sells better but it's a real shame because the seams are actually very good for your help. people don't like them but you should really try to eat grapes with the seeds there's amazing potential in those little kernels that packed with nutritious elements and then in the south and the seeds improve your. time you know. we like to snack on for example on a cheese platter are called table grapes. and then there are wine grapes. it's no surprise that the idea of eating cheese together with grapes originally came from france. and grapes grow in many regions around the world and different times of year so they're available year round they're cultivated on vines and there are known to be more than $16000.00 for. the mind over why 80 tastes more sour.

nothing to grease the greatest sporting moment at 17 playing parsons a man with a primitive choking over me 2 months earlier i was still at the polls because he had me and now i'm facing him last 16 of the champions league and he schools a hat trick that was brutal let's beat things up i want to ask you some real quick questions and ok i strike off all primes on which one is to my 1st one over the middle of the one on the. currie worst i have ever hamburger sure lumpy chocolate pizza or coffee look at the tele pizza if you haven't tried it yet you should this is the one that kind of food i would always my grandma's cooking your favorite out it's probably take over please feed this because the playing piano is a real challenge for me i have absolutely no talent for music. but who is that one goalkeeper that could be the next monoid i like kevin top a lot. thanks very much it's nice to hear from someone like a. common layman i just haven't started playing very young it's actually all of a story and really nothing personal absolutely she's the one you plan to bring this to you can tell me w

blaze under control officials say find funny the situation is not as bad as last year's blaze at parsons not saddam as the fight was contained much pasta meaning that there's obviously a lot less damage however the cathedral's historic organ dating from the 17th century was completely destroyed and investigation is underway of the suspected also off to 3 separate outbreaks of the fire well identified but the local prosecutor noticed there were no signs of any break and. now the part of the wild unemployment in a strain a is running at a 22 year high but experts of bottled as to why it's not coming back down as the country officer crouching reopens one ferry has extra welfare payments the that that makes some people think that they're better off at home while we spoke to a motel owner who explained the deila job securing a strike he's been pretty difficult lately because it's. at a point where we want to get further out to get employees and the employees more or less staying at home because a getting paid not to a person that just washing dishes for 2 hours a week has gone up to $750.00 a

officials say find for me the situation is not as bad as of course will remember last year's blaze parsons' not true dog as the fire was contained much foster meaning does a lot less damage however the cathedral's historic dating from the 17th century was completely destroyed and investigation is underway into suspected also off to 3 separate outbreaks of far while identified but the local prosecutor noted that were no signs of an break. unemployment in australia is running. 22 year high but experts a battle of as to why it's not coming back down as the country reopens one theory is extra welfare payments are making people think that the better off at home we spoke to in the tele motel owner who explained the deila. been pretty difficult lately because it's. at a point where we are following it very hard to get employees and the employees more or less staying at home because to getting paid not to a person that just washing dishes for 2 hours a week has gone up to 750 dollars a week automatically it's been a few comments and different people sewing it's not worth their while working and sp

another player into dust where a guy that variable is static now august because when a detained sam parson knoller's found some other day that's the argument every vomit brained fox news guest spits out right personal responsibility. it's impossible to be responsible for something no one saw coming did anyone see the pandemic coming did anyone including the government prepare for it now that in fact we've bailed out whole industries the airline industry for example billions of dollars just given to them how are they any different from a homeowner who lost their job in a pandemic there is no difference should the airline c.e.o.'s be the ones a victim left out on the straight and live in a cardboard box no no no no we can't have personal responsibility for the ruling elite only for the normal. not to mention and this is one is really going to blow a hole through your pants it's cheaper to keep people in their homes for example utah was spending on average $20000.00 on each chronically homeless person so to impart cut those costs but also to save lives the state started setting up cry to each

in missouri, governor mike parson defending his decision to reopen them this fall. >> and if they do get covid-19, which they will, and they will when they go to school, they're not going to the hospitals. they're not going to have to sit in doctor's offices. they're going to go home and they're going to get over it. >> reporter: in ohio, where there was an anti-mask rally at the state house over the weekend, governor mike dewine now worried ohio could become the next florida. >> you look at our numbers today versus where florida was a month ago, we have very similar numbers. so we're very, very concerned. >> reporter: local leaders are concerned here, too. there is now a strict 8:00 p.m. curfew in effect. and if you don't wear a mask, david, you'll get fined. >> victor oquendo in florida tonight. thank you, victor. >> >>> and this evening, president trump and the coronavirus, after months of criteria similar, he tweeted this photo of himself wearing a mask today. and what he said with that image. and the president also revealing he's now bringing back those day by coronavirus task f

community looks to those in charge to bring solutions and yet outside of campaign commercials and the parson pointing a finger very little is being doll forward on how to fix the problems facing our society today from either political party which makes me ask on that special friday edition of news. where of all the leaders gone. happy friday i am scouting the use and 9 joining you again as america has changed since the last time we talked now we are all adapting to this new normal but it seems like for every step forward we make you take 2 steps back we are seeing the politicians a message in conflict with the c.d.c. and even doctors in conflict with each other confusion and chaos continue to dominate but whose responsibility is it to not only create a plan and more importantly see it implement it well to help me find a clarity i want to bring in ned bryant c. of america majority and former presidential writer for george w. bush and democratic strategist jan ronis who is also going to help us get the 360 view of this very important issue thank you for joining me gentleman. my pleasure good t

missouri governor mike parson pledging to pardon that couple. >> i will do everything in the constitutionect law-abiding citizens of those people i that. they had every right to protect their property. >> eric schmidt filing a brief to dismiss the charges arguing the couple has the right to bear arms under missouri law. gardner plans to issue a summons for the couple to appear in court. of convicted the couple could face four years in prison. rob: joe biden revealing four black women on his vp list and telling muslim voters he wishes there was more education on islam in us schools. >> are you committed to naming a black woman is your vice presidential running mate? >> i'm not committed to naming any but the people i named and among them are four black women. i wish we taught more in our schools about the islamic faith. i wish we talked about the great confession of faith. rob: are these promises are pandering from the presidential hopeful. joining us is maranda devine. what do you make of this? >> that interview -- what a contrast to donald trump's interview with chris wallace which was p

governor mike parson calls the charge outrageous and is vowing to pardon the couple. >>> the artisticance director has been fired. troy powell has been on leave since june when the company started investigating at least four former students told cnn he abused his position. this is an iconic institution. >>> healthy black children are more likely to die than white children. black children were nearly 3 1/2 times more likely to die from surgery after 30 days. the results mirror similar disparities in adults. >>> america's poor dietary habits are now considered a national security threat. according to a report in the american journal and they're harming the readiness. mo poor nutrition kills more than half a million americans a year. >>> take a look at business. asian sthahares closed higher. there was a landmark $858 billion stimulus to help europe recover from the pandemic. on wall street u.s. futures up less than 1%. stocks finished higher monday after university of oxford and astrazeneca reported positive findings. the dow grew closing above 26,000. the nasdaq though, this was the bi

republican missouri governor mike parson joining us now. governor great to see you thank you very much for being here. as you heard, democratic critics claim that federal agents are going way beyond just protecting buildings that they're roaming the streets, arresting people without warrant for that. nancy pelosi as you heard actually calling some of these federal agents storm troopers which is a very ugly reference to nazi germany. what do you make of all of this? >> well first of all i don't value anything nancy pelosi says because she sure doesn't have the opinion of what i believe the american people and somebody that serves in the military for two tours of duty and been in law enforcement for 22 years and governor of a state now look if you don't have law and order in this country we're going to lose these battles real quick and what we're seeing going on in portland is just a shame for our whole country, and no matter what segment you live in, this is not who we are. we're a country of law and order , and if we don't uphold the men an

cavuto live governor parsons. that's it for me. "the five" is now. >> ♪ hello i am jesse watters with greg abbott, martha and donna brazil and katie. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> nancy pelosi and the democrats are politicizing the coronavirus claiming president trump for the rising number of cases across the country. >> this president has been the biggest failure in the history of our country. a pandemic, the trump virus i call it. it's rolling like a freight train. >> and not happy with white house plans to reopen schools. the president called for over 100 billion dollars in extra funding and stressing the need to follow safety protocol and trump said schools will flexibility to delay reopening. and the cdc unveiling new guidelines saying it's important for kids to go back. none of that is good enough for nancy pelosi. >> when someone tested positive, working in a cafeteria in the white house complex, they shutdown the cafeteria and tested and traced. why wooten they do that for our children in t

governor mike parson pledging to pardon that couple. >> i will do everything in the constitution to protectaw-abiding citizens and those people i that. they had every right to protect their property. >> eric schmidt filing a brief to dismiss the charges arguing the couple had the right to bear arms under missouri law. >> a battle brewing on capitol hill as lawmakers clash over the best way to relieve millions of americans affected by the covid-19 pandemic. >> mark meredith live in washington where democrats discuss their proposal with top white house officials today. >> lawmakers seem to agree something needs to get done but a lot of debate what the stimulus bill should or should not include. donald trump has a chance to invite top republicans into the oval office, the president himself continues to push for that payroll tax cut. >> big savings for the people, tremendous saving an incentive for companies to hire their workers back and keep their workers, payroll tax cut to me is very important. >> republicans say they want legal protections for businesses that operate during the pandemic, t

"disheartening" as i unequivocally believe no crime was committed and the missouri governor mike parson had said that if charges against the couple were filed, he was prepared to exercise his pardon powers. the government went on to say even without a pardon, they couple would likely not be doing any jail time and the prosecutor today appeared to back it up claiming that she says she believes the best course of action here is for the couple to participate in a diversion program which is designed to keep them out of the court system. so far, we have not heard directly from them themselves. >> bret: trace gallagher, thank you. breaking tonight several states have new records for infections in the coronavirus pandemic and plus the continued fight over masks and renewed optimism over the prospect of a vaccine. florida is reporting more than 10,000 new cases of the sixth day in a row. chicago is re-imposing some restrictions while new york on the other hand reports the fewest infections in four months and enters a new phase of reopening. this comes as scientists at oxford university report e

governor parson is cavalier about the danger of covid-19 poses to children. it's important to point out that children have died from this disease. and if children become infected, they can potentially pass it on to older adults in the home in their home who are more vulnerable. this weekend we learn about a study of ten of thousands of people in south korea. study that concludes that children under ten years of age transmit the virus much less than adults do. however, it says that kids between ten and 19 can pass on the virus as easily as adults can. so much for the sniffles. several mayors telling the trump administration to get federal troops out of their cities after scenes of unidentified authorities detaining protestors in portland. what would you say if you saw in another country? portland's mayor joins me next. thinking about your financial plan... ...so are we. prudential helps 25 million people with their financial needs. with over 90 years' of investment experience, our thousands of financial professionals can help. go to prudential.com or talk to a

satellite images show damage to a liquid fuel production center near parsons, the head of the u.s.entral command with coy dying of visit to lebanon. >> there was no component to that campaign. >> mike pompeo was pressed about the setback at the uranian compound. >> i don't have anything to add a period >> i just don't have any comments. >> israel's defense minister added when pressed, not every incident that transpires in iran necessarily has something to do with us. >> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. up next, time is running out for you to pay your federal taxes literally, it's running out. but first, heavy rain is forecast for five more days, already devastated by flooding this year. at least 441 people are devastated across china. china's official daily newspaper as flashed 11 and a half million people to evacuate so far this month. the european union court rules that apple does not have to pay $15 billion in back taxes to ireland. the e.u. commission had claimed apple struck it attack steel that allowed them to play extremely low rates. but that use general courts of th

ruben, i want to play a clip of something missouri governor mike parson said about children returninghool. listen to this. >> these kids have got to get back to school. they are at the lowest risk possible and if they do get covid-19, which they will and they will when they go to school, they're not going to the hospitals. they don't have to sit in doctor's offices. they will go home and get over it. >> they will get it.it. as a pediatrician, what do you make of that statement? >> well, you know, children don't live in bubbles. they rely on their parents, grandparents, we got 95,000 of them caring for kids in pennsylvania alone. the teachers, you know, kids are a foundation to a working community and the idea that kids live in a bubble doesn't work. if we don't get community transmission rates down to acceptable levels to make it safe to reopen schools, i just don't see a path forward. >> but is willing to accept kids just getting it, is that a public health policy? >> no, because the reality is while kids may be less likely to get severe disease, their parents and grandparents and te

the operation requested by republican governor mike parson is named for a 4-year-old who was shot and killed while he slept on june 29th. >> it's been a successful operation that's been waged in his name, including the rests of wanted fugitives. speak of the democratic mayor of kansas city joined with his colleagues in portland, seattle portland and chicago sending a letter to the doj and dhs yesterday urging them to withdraw federal officers from cities. the mayor said in part deployment of federal forces in the streets of our communities has not been requested nor is it acceptable. these are tactics we expect from authoritarian regimes, not our democracy. it's concerning that federal law enforcement is being deployed for political purposes. politics was front and center in a memo president trump signed today instructing the commerce department to exclude illegal immigrants in the united states with the so-called apportionment basin the 2020 census. the apportionment base is used to determine the number of congressional seats a state is allocated. the president saying "my administrat

governor mike parson wade over the weekend making his case for why kids should return in person. >> these kids have got to get back to school they're at the lowest risk possible, and if they do get covid-19, which they will, they're not going to the hospitals. they're not going to have to sit in doctors' offices. they're going to go home and they're going to get over it >> he's bring caliperry. you know, listens to the governor there where you have to consider so many things. just one death of the student to the virus i think for a lot of people would be one death too many. >> reporter: absolutely, and itunder scores what we are seeing around the country, and then you have this frustration, i think that's growing, especially in this part of the country, about how county by county you have a vast difference i had a chance to speak to the person who runs st. louis county take a listen. >> the governor and i do agree on everything, but we have to work together. my position is the virtual position would be the best option, and we want to make sure any in-school options are as safe as possible

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. >> i want to play for you something that missouri governor mike parson told a radio show about children and coronavirus, something fairly shocking. take a listen. >> these kids have got to get back to school. they're at the lowest risk possible. if they do get covid-19, which they will, and they will when they go to school, they're not going to the hospitals. they're not going to have to sit in doctor's offices. they're going to go home and they're going to get over it. >> they're going to go home and they're going to get over it. now, it is true that it does seem children under the age of 9 are the ones that have the least adverse reaction. but there was so much there that was ignorant, i didn't even know how to react. what do you make of it? >> well, the first thing when we talk about schools, we're talking about k-12. and those people over ten have the same kind of risk profile you or i do. but, still, they have the same risk profile and they can get sick. secondly, we know when kids do get sick, it is horrendous. they get the very late stage of the disease. they get heart disease, b

president the vice president's trying to do what we're trying to do in the states missouri governor mike parson was at the white house in agrees officials need to get kids back to school and realize that covid-19 is going to be there and it will be at some point there will be part of the school's what's going to happen in the schools. >>but some experts like doctor anthony fauci say even with federal guidelines, each school district or state needs to make its own decisions so you don't want to be risking the health of the children of the families. >>but you've got to follow the guidelines depending upon the level independent chains of infection in the community now she says schools should think about part-time reopenings mask-wearing and increasing the distance between desks it's not going to be a one size fits all reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>locally many school districts are still deciding on how they will reopen in the fall in brentwood parents are speaking out after the school board voted for children to continue distance learning. some parents are upset with the decision

. >> the governor of missouri, mike parsons said in a radio interview that the science is clear, we know that kids are impacted a lot less and he also said -- well, let me just play you what he said. >> these kids have got to get back to school. they're at the lowest risk possible and if they do get covid-19, which they will, and they will when they go to school they're not going to the hospitals. they're not going to have to sit in doctor's offices. they're going to go home and they're going to get over it. >> they're going to get over it. do we know absolutely that's true for almost every kid? >> no. that is absolutely not true. so most people get over it, but as we saw in new york there is this less common but lethal -- potentially lethal condition like kawasaki's disease and it can be lethal. we had a 6-month-old die of covid so we know it's not risk free in children. i would love to give kids a free pass but we can't. and schools are not just children, right? there's a large array of adults who support those children and those adults are at real risk. i think it has been actually --

or a military veteran and medic got -- put -- sat him in a high-back chair in the parson's dining roomtook him out as if it were a stretcher and realized they had to keep his head elevated because of the injury, and the troopers, the posse men, there were many sort of deputized folks there under jim clark, the sheriff of dallas county, had ridden their horses up on the steps of the church and really surrounded brown chapel and that complex and it was werth long who came out and it is reported to have said using his military vernacular because he thought it might work with the troopers, we have a man down and i need to get him out. and that parted the way and that's -- and they ended up having him at good samaritan. small details but it was 55 years ago. >> right. >> in america. >> right. >> in a nation engaged in what john kennedy called the long twilight struggle against soviet communism. the nation that four years later would put a man on the moon. the nation that 20 years before had helped defeat the forces of tyranny in western europe and in asia and so if we don't tell the old sto

missouri governor mike parson said he will pardon the couple if they are convicted and the couple likely does not face jail time because the prosecutor already has suggested a diversion program to avoid time in court. >> bill: matt finn, thank you for that in chicago. going to bring in karl rove, good day to you. just curious, may be in a political sense how voters see this. do they see a law and order president going back to 2016 trying to take charge with these federal agents in portland for example, or do they see a former vice president who is laying back a little bit to see how all of this plays out, what is your sense? >> first, let's take what they most obviously see and that is an overbought prosecutor who is doing the stupid thing. here's a couple who i have not seen any footage of them pointing their weapons at people, but think about it. the prosecutor says it's wrong for you to display a weapon, to defend your home when people have broken through a fence in an iron gate, walked over trespassing signs and are in a private neighborhood walking down a private street, a large mob

this is mike parson, the governor of the state of missouri we'll talk about his comments when it's over >> these kids have got to get back to school they're at the lowest risk possible and if they do get covid-19, which they will -- and they will when they go to school -- they're not going to the hospitals. they're not going to have to sit in doctor's offices. they're going to go home, and they're going to get over it >> doctor, no one needs to remind you kids go home. parents and sometimes grandparents are home. kids interact with teachers, who go home to their own family members. what is the governor talking about here what could he possibly be advising as a human cost to return to school, which everyone desperately needs and wants? >> yeah. you know, i was almost hoping you wouldn't ask me about the governor because it really riles me up. listen, these kids don't live in a bubble they go to school. they don't teach themselves. teachers have to teach them, and they go home, and they live with their parents. and actually i think a lot of us are forgetting that a lot of people are impov

president the vice president's trying to do what we're trying to do in the states missouri governor mike parson was at the white house in agrees officials need to get kids back to school and realize that covid-19 is going to be there and it will be at some point there will be part of the school's what's going to happen in the schools. >>but some experts like doctor anthony fauci say even with federal guidelines, each school district or state needs to make its own decisions so you don't want to be risking the health of the children of the families. >>but you've got to follow the guidelines depending upon the level independent chains of infection in the community now she says schools should think about part-time reopenings mask-wearing and increasing the distance between desks it's not going to be a one size fits all reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. for one east bay family, it's both a tragedy and an astonishing story of survival. >>a danville doctor was shot and killed by a random gunman while off-roading with his 15 year-old son. it happened in the tahoe national forest near downeyv

i want to play for you something i heard from missouri's republican governor mike parson. this is what he had to say this week about students returning to school in the fall. >> these kids have got to get back to school. they're at the lowest risk possible. if they do get covid-19, which they will and they will when they go to school, they're not going to the hospitals. they're not going to have to sit in doctor's offices. they're going to go home and they're going to get over it. >> i mean, just to repeat it, the governor said kids who get it, he said they will get it, they're not going to have to sit in doctor's office, they're not going to hospitals. they're going to go home and they're going to get over it. what's your reaction to that? >> well, i mean, in general, children who get infected, as we know from the statistics, clearly for the most part do very well and don't get seriously ill if you look at the rate of hospitalizations, it's much, much lower with children. but there are exceptions to that. and i think we have to be realistic to realize that children who ge

. >> operation legend began in kansas city after missouri governor mike parson requested federal help to quell growing crime there. it partners the fbi, u.s. marshals, dea and atf agents with a local law enforcement. the program's name for legend taliferro, a 4-year-old boy who was shot. >> we cannot even begin to imagine your anger and sorrow but we promise to honor legend taliferro and will be fighting every day to save the lives of america's children. >> doj sending more than a hundred additional agents in chicago and 35 to albuquerque. while chicago mayor lori lightfoot opposed the sort of riot troops dhs sent to portland, she seems happy with the operation legend plan. >> what we will receive his resources that are going to plug into the existing federal agencies that we work with on a regular basis to help manage and suppress violent crime in our cities. >> another partnership making news today, a deal between the administration and pfizer pharmaceuticals for 100 million doses of a coronavirus vaccine and the option for a half billion more if clinical trials pan out. in an inter