liz: let's talk with bill gavin. white house keep saying it is not criticizing government institutions, but the corrupt people inside of them. your reaction. >> when i hear eric holder say something as he just said, listen, his lips are moving, he has probably not engaged in telling the truth. this is a mess. when barack obama and eric holder say that what attorney general barr did is totally unprecedented, they may want to google the stevens case in alaska to determine whether or not they did the same exact thing. ironically before judge sullivan himself, before the same judge they did this. it does not make any sense to me what they are saying whatsoever. i honestly believe, liz, anybody that lies to a federal investigator during the course of this investigation needs to be held accountable. but i also believe in what has been done right now with attorney general barr looking at the facts of this case withl general flynn saying that it did not have the materiality that is necessary for the violation. there will alw

elizabeth: bill gavin, thank you so much for joining us.oon. >> my pleasure, thank you, liz. elizabeth: up next we are still digging into the documents, drilling into the footnotes. we're staying on the breaking news about the obama administration and it is abuses of power at the nsa's massive surveillance database on minutes. bringing in u.s. former deputy assistant attorney general joan malcolm on these abuses dating back all the way to 2015, possibly even earlier. that story next. ♪. and other money managers don't understand why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? our fees are structured so we do better when you do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. i come face to face with a lot of behinds. so i know there's a big need

leaders like bill gates, gavin n newsom and mike dewine understand it and they're emphasizing the uncertainty. they're showing the people who pretend they're certain are deluding themselves. they see the numbers, they see the uncertainty. what numbers did the president tweet about? his poll numbers. he's exaggerating his approval. the hard truth is he's not preparing the public for the coming months of illness and waves of infection. he's not. there's some signs he's punishing truth tellers, like the health and human services watchdog who warned about supply shortages. the white house is trying to replace her. where are the truth tellers in the administration? fauci and birx are there taking caution and taking the long view. today's "washington post" reports that the west wing wants its economic leaders front and center on tv. meaning fewer appearances by the doctors, more spin about reopening the country. at time when we need hard truths, we are getting a war on truth instead. joining me now to discuss that is carl bernstein. war on truth, pandemic episode, is that what's going on now? >> it

to learn more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx.com >> bill: a moment ago from california, gavinuidelines for those in his state that will allow restaurants to reopen for dine in service. we will monitor that for you and bring you more updates as we got them from the golden state. meanwhile in washington, u.s. supreme court today hearing arguments over president trump's bid to keep his tax and banking financial records private. that's the case could for the president certainly. working by telephone on fox news at night anchor shannon bream, this is her beat. good afternoon to you, what did you hear today? >> two different cases all thrown together in a massive argument this morning, the first deals with four different house committees who have issued subpoenas trying to get these documents not from the president himself, but from the group that holds the record. they are requesting from a third party. and so a lot of back and forth today about whether a congressional subpoena that is asking for records for the years before he was ever elected president should be enforced, his tea

billed. if you don't have insurance you can still get a test. this after governor gavin, newsome announced he's adding more than 80 community coronavirus testing sites statewide the 2 new testing sites are different than the county drive-thru testing at the sonoma county public health laboratory which is currently for health care workers only these sites create more access for all which will help sonoma county region school in conducting 60 to 80 test per day to better understand the spread of the coronavirus and where the most cases are health officials have not released where exactly these tests will be conducted but did say the state made sure the 2 were between 30 minutes and an hour away from the nearest hospital or another testing site if you're interested in getting one of these coronavirus test in sonoma county. we put a link to the website to get that appointment on our website kron 4 dot com. and if you don't have internet access and you live here in sonoma county you can always call 2, 1, one again that's 2, 1, 1, for any resources you may need during this pan

bill isn't going anywhere. mitch mcconnell says the plan is dead on arrival. california governor gavinewsom says the relief package is essential for states like his. >> we have an obligation, a moral, ethical obligation to american citizens across the country to help support cities, states and counties. jillian: president trump threatening to veto the bilker saying phase four will happen but in a better way for the american people. stay tuned for that. president trump's approval rating surpassing his predecessors. the president received 49% approval rating compared to barack obama's 47% and george w bushes 46% at the same point in their presidencies. the poll says president trump's current approval rating is tied for the best of his presidency. rob: along the state lines not even a factor he says, president trump dismissing joe biden in the 2020 race, saying that his real opponents are the mainstream media. so is he right about this? joining me to debate that, robert patilo and jason meister. jason, why not be concerned with joe biden? >> well, i think that you can sees been hiding out

doj writing a scathing warning to governor gavin newsom on churches reading, quote, simply put there is no pandemic exception to the u.s. constitution in its bill of rights, laws the do not treat religious activities equally with comparable nonreligious activities are subject to heightened scrutiny under the free exercise clause of the first amendment. the governor accused of allowing schools, restaurants, factories, offices and shopping malls to open more broadly than houses of worship. at the white house two big moves by the president, one announcing a $19 billion coronavirus food assistance program to support farmers and ranchers and two announcing an executive order aimed at making hundreds of the regulations permanent, a massive overhaul of regulation policy. >> i am also inserting agencies to use the emergency authority to speed up regulation cuts, new rules that will create jobs and prosperity and get rid of unnecessary rules and regulations. >> reporter: the president going on to highlight the importance of the nation's food supply chain, bringing the entire supply chain back from china. rob: thank you. jillian: steve mnuchin says unemp

all raise bill if they find good cause that a defendant is a threat to public safety unquote that is why there by shine says he penned a letter to california state leaders, including governor gavin newsome. >>hoping to find advocates who could help reverse this judge's decision my top priority is to near livermore. >>this is the safety of my community has the lead you kron 4 news. >>a u.s. senator is proposing a new bill that would temporarily allow food stamps to be used at a restaurant senator chris murphy, he says this would help both struggling restaurants and people looking for their next meal. he's calling the proposal. the anti hunger restaurant really for you act. this one of the lawmakers also wants to see snap benefits increase as unemployment numbers continue to go up. >>we don't want this crisis to be a mass extinction event for the restaurant industry allowing more people with food benefits to be able to get their meals from restaurants were providing some critical business. >>some lawmakers are saying they would support the effort is a temporary solution to help end hunger during the pandemic. with temperatures heating up the risk of wildfires that is increasing st

all raise bill if they find good cause that a defendant is a threat to public safety unquote that is why there by shine says he penned a letter to california state leaders, including governor gavin newsome. >>hoping to find advocates who could help reverse this judge's decision my top priority is to near livermore. >>this is the safety of my community has it led you kron 4 news. >>a u.s. senator is proposing a bill that would temporarily allow food stamps to be used at restaurants senator chris murphy, he says it would help both struggling. restaurants and people looking for their next meal because the proposal, the anti hunger restaurant really for you act, he's one of the lawmakers who also wants to see a snap benefits increase as unemployment numbers continue to go up. >>we don't want this crisis to be a mass extinction event for the restaurant industry allowing more people with food benefits to be able to get their meals from restaurants were providing some critical business. >>some lawmakers are saying that they would support the effort is a temporary solution to and hunger during the pandemic. with temperatures hitting up the risk of wildfires is also increasing state offi

raise bill if they find good cause that a defendant is a threat to public safety and quote that is why there by shine says he penned a letter to california state leaders, including governor gavin newsome. >>hoping to find advocates who could help reverse this judge's decision my top priority is to near livermore. >>this is safety of my community has the lead you kron 4 news. >>here's a quick live look outside we have a look at the golden gate bridge this morning with some fairly mild conditions out there coming up in a bit we've got john trimble looking at the forecast for this wednesday may 6 we'll we're back at 4.25 supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is recovering after going through a procedure for a benign gallbladder condition. >>according to a statement from the court ginsburg had a non-surgical treatment testa found the gall stone was causing an infection. the courts spokesperson says the ginsburg is expected to take part in oral arguments we have video from the hospital this morning and she'll probably be in the hospital they say for at least a couple of days, but she is reportedly resting comfortably. well new york's dramatic primary democratic primary will hap

california governor gavin newsom say if the feds don't help that stat, they'll be hurting those on the front lines. >> they say it's dead on arrival. i hope billsider it. when they want to salute and celebrate our heroes, first responders, firefighters, consider the fact that they are the first ones to be laid off by cities and counties. >> shannon: a "los angeles times" op-ed says newsom is picking winners and losers in his budget by cutting aid to the most vulnerable quoting, it was no surprise last week 11.2 million californians who are aged, blind, or disabled and living on the age clinging to the government for sustenance got whacked again, this time by governor newsom. as newsom cuts funding for the disabled and talked about cutting out first responders, he's offering $75 million in cash relief to illegal immigrants. new york is also in desperate need of money, but the editorial board of our corporate cousin "the wall street journal" asked if florida should bail out new york, pointing out that florida now has a larger population, no state tax, and almost half the budget of new york, quoting again, democrats in albany are claiming to be v

all raise bill if they find good cause defended as a threat to public safety and quote that is why there by shine says he penned a letter to california state leaders, including governor gavin newsome. >>hoping to find advocates who could help reverse this judge's decision my top priority is to near livermore. >>this is safety of my community has the lead you kron 4 news troubling news tonight is a new strain of the corona virus that is said to be even more dominant than the original strain has emerged that's according to a new study by a team of scientists. >>at the government's los alamos national laboratory near santa fe. the report says this new strain first emerged in february in europe and then migrated all over eventually to the east coast of the u.s. scientists say the new strain is now the dominant strain and it has been that way since mid-march they are warning that the new strain spreads faster. >>and may make people more vulnerable to getting covid even after they've been infected with the coronavirus and recovered from it. >>a covid-19 outbreak in a skilled nursing facility in valais whoa has infected nearly 100 people killing 2 of the kron four's maureen kelly

all raise bill if they find good cause defended as a threat to public safety and quote that is why there by shine says he penned a letter to california state leaders, including governor gavin newsome. >>hoping to find advocates who could help reverse this judge's decision my top priority is to near livermore. >>this is safety of my community has the lead you kron 4 news. >>and doctors in new york are hoping the antibodies from a former covid-19 patient will be the key to developing a treatment elizabeth cohen says our shows us how this whole technique is being developed to make a drug to treat viruses. with the 21st century update take a look. >>the key to making a brand new drug for covid-19 could be in this vial of blood. it comes from this man eli epstein who's recovered from coronavirus now doctors at the rockefeller university in new york city are searching his blood for just the right antibodies. >>you really want something very potent potent means can neutralize chilled virus. it's a twist on the use of convalescent plasma where someone who's recovered from covid gives blood directly to someone who sick that can work, but it's old technology. doctor am a van bearing

all raise bill if they find good cause defended as a threat to public safety and quote that is why there by shine says he penned a letter to california state leaders, including governor gavin newsome. >>hoping to find advocates who could help reverse this judge's decision my top priority is to near livermore. >>this is safety of my community has the lead you kron 4 news. >>the san francisco fire. she says that they're seeing more homeless people coming from other cities and counties wanting to stay in a hotel. this after the city said they'd secure more than 8,000 hotel rooms for the homeless and they ended up only securing about 3,000 of those cars for sale of a second has more. >>the initial by the asian art museum. it it was at least 7075% of those folks were from out of town. and very recently from out of town san francisco fire chief janee nicholson says who are homeless encampments are popping up across the city, he says the fire department and its paramedics who frequently in iraq to the homeless recently met new arrivals from out of town what they're telling us is um yeah just came here from lake county i just got out of jail or and hear from a stockton. and i hear

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all raise bill if they find good cause defended as a threat to public safety and quote that is why there by shine says he penned a letter to california state leaders, including governor gavin newsome. >>hoping to find advocates who could help reverse this judge's decision my top priority is to near livermore. >>this is safety of my community has the lead you kron 4 news. >>hospitals want to bail out california hospital association says california hospitals have lost as much as billion because of postpone surgeries and procedures in anticipation of a flood of coronavirus patients the group one state lawmakers to immediately approve a billion dollars in financial aid saying medical practices of lost more than half the revenue. they went on to say as many as 15% of practices could close their doors for good because of the financial damage. in the east bay, the city of oakland is launching an effort to how some of the city's most vulnerable residents can force charles clifford reports. >>well here in oakland, the city has launched operation home base which is a plan to house more than 100 people in trailers like the one behind me here in the city of oakland has 67 trailers tha

carissa gavin newsom who has been, as you well, many an proponent of the affordable care act, says repealing the law would be devastating to new hampshire. you have reports that even attorney general bill barr thought this was a bad idea this week. i'm trying to figure out what's the political calculation here, zeke? >> i think it's quite clear. donald trump tries to win by being divisive, us v. them, and i think his base has been against the aca, they don't understand it, they actually probably couldn't even explain the law to you. but that's a sort of hardened ideological position. you're with us if you're against the affordable care act. and he's trying to rev up his base. this isn't about a larger vision of what's the best health care policy for the country. this is political. it's going to get them out to vote and get them to support his position. i don't think there's a coherent public policy approach here. and i think what you heard from president obama that about the way president trump approaches policy is right. it's what's in it for me, how can i get re-elected, how can i fire up my base? it's not about how do i govern best for america going forward. it's a politics of divis

governor cuomo and gavin newsom, the california governor that states have seen their budgets really decimated by the coronavirus pandemic and they need help. that was a key feature of the house billthere will be senate -- even if there is little resemblance to the $3 trillion. they may take up that kind of aid to help state and local governments. haidi: news editor ros krasny with the latest in washington. karina: the head of the world health organization -- wto will quit early. he will step down at the end of marked byer a tenure attacks from the trump administration about anti-u.s. bias. washington says they have allowed china to get away with unfair trade practices for years. recovery from the coronavirus could take years, say the world bank. the bank of england says it is urgently examining unconventional policy measures as -- the drive -- virus will trigger a global slump. the u.k. leader boris johnson admits the country may not be free from the coronavirus for a long time to come as the death toll is the highest in europe. he says the -- he acknowledges the frustration of lockdowns but calls on the good sense of the british people to act responsibly. slash itsa is to foreca

bill on friday, but republicans say it has zero chance of passing in the senate. majority leader mitch mcconnell saying the plan is dead on arrival but california governor gavin newsomay the relief package is essential to states like his. >> we have an obligation, a moral, ethical obligation to american citizens all across the country to help support cities, states and counties. maria: president trump is threatening to veto the bill, phase 4 of the relief effort will happen but in a, quote, much better way for the american people. well, the big 3 u.s. automakers back on the job beginning today. general motorses, ford and fiat chrysler opening up plants in north america following shutdown due to covid-19 pandemic. new safety measures to protect workers as production gradually ramps up. president trump will be in michigan on thursday this week to tour a ford plant that makes ventilators. the trip calling as states call to restart their economies. one to have world's economist iconic churches is opening today after two-month shutdown. st. peter's basilica, asking people to wear masks and officials will check temperatures. the country also lifting restrictions on busine

bill to a vote on friday. in some of that, is money for illegals, $1,200 in cash payments to individuals up to 6,000 as we move ahead per household. now, as gavincries poverty, you can't blame people for saying why are we paying for this? >> no. look. nancy pelosi and her party, they are taking advantage of this crisis to push a radical agenda. look, she wants to use our taxpayer's money to reward illegal behavior. she want to use u.s. citizens taxpayer money to pay illegal aliens who violated the -- they commit a crime and enter this country illegally. in violation of law for working in this country illegally. in her stimulus package she wants to give the employers a pass. knowingly illegal alien is a crime. she is giving that a pass. for three years the president is not above the law. the president is not above the law. apparently in her eyes illegal aliens are above the law. i don't know what the skies are in her world but she lost her mind on this stimulus package. brian: right. you know what's interesting, tom, it seems like in the texas area they have taken this opportunity and they have secured the border. it's amazing the differential p

bills.. you. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>one governor gavin newsome sent a stern warning to us sutter and modoc counties that have been defying his orders saying that they could lose federal disaster money. leaders in those counties of allow businesses to reopen that are outside the scope of nuisance plan, including dine-in restaurants hair and nail salons and shopping malls. a spokesman for yuba and counties confirmed that local leaders had received a warning letter and said that they are quote working to do what is best for the overall health of our communities and coordinating with the governor's representatives on achieving balance with his order. >>area firefighters are already responding to brush fires are reminding homeowners to protect their property. while they have extra free time during the covid-19 pandemic on friday afternoon, a fire charred at least 7 acres in the new album to alamuddin area of san jose. firefighters responded to a brush fire in sandra fell off of deer valley road. and with warmer weather on the way firefighters

gavin newsom. the doj writing a scathing letter over the state's restrictions on religious gatherings. it says, in part, quote: simply put, there is no pandemic exception to the u.s. constitution and its bill of rights. laws that do not treat religious activities equally with comparable nonreligious activities are subject to heightened scrutiny under the free exercise clause of the first amendment. the governor accused of allowing restaurants, malls and other businesses to open more broadly than houses of worship. and get used to seeing this. doesn't that look strange? tom brady wearing an orange jersey during a workout with new bucs teammates in tampa. the nfl says the workout is okay as long as they follow local rules regarding the virus. the league is letting teams reopen practice facilities but players still aren't allowed in for now. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. brian: they will remember that for a while. hey, jillian. thank you. meanwhile, coming up next, the fight for michael film heating up amid a new push to get the judge kicked off the case. alabama attorney general steve marshall is one of 5 a.g.s across the country that says they are appalled by the jud