. >> the nib releases disturbing new details. >> hatred and bigotry have no place in the state of michigan>> among the accused these men. charging documents allege a paramilitary plan that included storming michigan's capitol building with explosives, disguising an assassin as a pizza deliver man and talking about bombs calling them cup cakes. >>ly will take you as far as we can go. >> and inside the stunning ground, and details like encrypted text messages. >> they had a number of paid informants. >> investigate ers come to you and say, we are looking at this plot to violently kidnap you. >> you heard about the spatch pattern and something like isis, you would not be surprised. this is happening here in the united states of america. that's domesticing terrorism. >> the michigan's governor, gretchen whitmer, the state's ever second woman governor. and the target of this group, the wolverine watchmen. as a mother, i thought immediately how do you tell your children that their mother 's life is in danger? >> we have seen the most vial things, my kids have seen it. we have had people show up

. >> tom, you've been covering mike pence for nib yene years. in general good at deflecting hard questions but has a lot to defend. coronavirus and whan it caused is not a thing of the past. we're in the throes of it right now and he was head of the task force. no logical reason by thatting task force isn't existing and in full force. how's he going to handle this? >> tough for him. in the past able to duck and dodge things. this is where donald trump put something squarely on this plate, at least for the tank force itself and handling of it inside the kbilding, inside tbu administration. gives you a feeling what it would be like as an executive. harkens back to what he was like as governor a few years ago. look, going back four years to the debate with tim kaine, what he was good at and kind of official washington, gave him a lot of credit for, deflecting. i just don't know if he can deflect anymore after this. like you said here. the first question is, how did he hand male the coronavirus? i'm not sure deflecting will work as a tactic or strat

remdesivir is an antiviral medicine given through nib and available under emergency order before but now approved for people 12 years old who need hospitalization for their coronavirus foundation. it said it cut the time of recovery from 15 days to 10 days on average. it is made by gilead sciences and foster city. the company's top infectious disease expert, dr. fauci, is that to be here next week speaking on a panel with santa clara public health officer doctor sarah cody. they will talk about and with local leaders about the ongoing pandemic and logistics for lowering coronavirus case numbers while establishing safe reopening plans. the mayor of san francisco is putting pressure on public schools to reopen. she said kids can return to the classroom safely. we have a response now from the superintendent. >> reporter: san francisco public schools have been closed for in person instruction since march. now the mayor said it is time for the city's public schools to resume in person learning. >> the schools can open now and we need to get them open now, sooner rather than later. unfortu

. >> the issue that was before the court was nib versus cibillis. >> that was the first about the constitutionality of the mandate. >> i think congress has zeroed out what the court called attacks and the real issue now is does it stand and can it be sev severable? >> the issue is now that congress has zeroed it out can it be called a tax or is it now a penalty. the second issue is if it is a penalty can it be cut out from the statute so the rest of the statute including protection for preexisting conditions stands. >> there are a lot smarter people than me suggest that severability would be a hard challenge for those opposing the law. do you feel like you should recuse yourself from that case because you're being nominated by president trump? >> senator, recusal itself is a legal issue, you know, theres a statute, 28 us c4-55 that governs when judges have to recuse. there's precedent under that rule. justice ginsburg in explaining the way recusal works says it's always up to the individual justice but always involves colleagues with the other eight justices. so that's not a question that i could a