that friend of brett schrauben's, the one that brett claimed drove with him in the car and killed jackfact there was no forensic evidence, his case went to trial. in february 2013, a jury found him not guilty. defense attorney believed he had been set up to take the fall for the conspiracy. would a jury believe tom's story. as jury deliberated and the family waited, there was no euphoria. they knew from bitter experience that anything could happen. >> it's a lot harder this time not knowing what's going to happen. >> on the second day, they got word the jury had a verdict. >> my stomach's in knots. >> i'm shaking. >> we're just really very nervous at this moment. >> 13 years after jack jessee's murder, sandra jessee was found guilty. and finally that little ball stayed on its track. the key mouse was caught. >> i hope that she rots in hell. i just really do. i'm glad it wasn't the death penalty. i want her to stay there and suffer with all the other miserable people that go to prison. >> what's it feel like to get justice finally? >> oh, it feels good. it feels good, but not complete.

. >> meanwhile reports now say that captain brett crozier has tested positive for coronavirus. this news comes as the defense secretary doubles down on the decision to dismiss the santa rosa native. here's the details. >> reporter: in tv interviews over the weekend, defense secretary mark esper explained the decision behind firing captain brett crozier. he wrote this now famous letter, complaiing the navy wasn't acting fast enough to get his crew off the theodore roosevelt and into isolation after many contracted the coronavirus. >> only 155 sailors have come up positive on the ship. they're all mild to moderate. no hospitalizations whatsoever. so the crew is being taken care

was captain brett crozier, until thursdaylj death was captain brett crozier, untilthursday.ou that today at my direction captain brett crozier was relieved of command by royal admiral stuart baker. the problem may have started during the most recent visit in vietnam at the beginning of march. two weeks later the first crewmembers fell ill. within days of the numbers were in the dozen and the situation was potentially catastrophic. captain brett crozier headed to guam to help the sick. an asked for decisive action to protect the rest of the group. it copied the e—mail to at least 20 other people. that is not a cce pta ble 20 other people. that is not acceptable and what that did is create a little bit of a panic on the ship because it was not prepared, the chief petty officers were not prepared to a nswer officers were not prepared to answer questions from the crew about how bad the situation was and this misrepresented the fa cts and this misrepresented the facts of what was going on on the ship as well and at the same time the family is the end of the us were panicked. cond

that is nothing near what they did to brett kavanaugh. if they have suddenly decided that presumption of innocence is important in these allegations are too old or they don't think tara reid can prove them in any case, they need to say something about why they had such a different posture toward brett kavanaugh. as such, we have had "new york times" and "washington post" people come out and admit they have completely opposite takes on this than they did with the previous situation, it's really something they think people are going to forget what they did to brett kavanaugh. people will not be forgetting it. >> tucker: i think the me too movement hurt an awful lot of people, and i think it went too far but no evidence. but that doesn't mean things like this don't happen, of course they do happen and should be punished. i appreciate you coming on tonight. mollie hemingway, thank you. most of the country was stuck indoors by government order, one cnn anchor broke quarantine to pick a fight with a bicycle rider. whom he called a "." we asked

it is making it seem all their outrage in 2018 over brett kavanaugh was political posturing.hannon: something inadvertently hurting the vice president because as washington examiner writes the media are making biden look more guilty of a crime he very likely did not commit. and innocent biden could exonerate himself in the court of public opinion with radical transparency but the media aren't insisting on this only makes it look like they and biden have something to hide. i haven't seen him asked directly about this or make a direct statement. what does he need to do to handle this? >> what you are seeing from the biden campaign and what they will continue to do is uplift the voice of everywoman including the one involved in this allegation, every voice, every woman deserves to be heard, they deserve due process and what we know from the washington examiner reporting this young lady file a police report in the district of columbia and this is being investigated and one of the reasons is being investigated is because joe biden and others in the united states senate years of pa

after firing brett crozier , thomas modly flew to guam and gave a speech a board roosevelt calling brett crozier naove and stupid and 230 sailors on board had tested positive for covid 19 including brett crozier who is from santa rosa >>> we're now learning the former trump campaign spokeswoman kayleigh mcenany will take over's white house press secretary after the white house announced stephanie grisham would stepped on his press secretary and would be returning to the east wing as first lady melania trump's chief of staff. stephanie grisham took over for sarah sanders last june >>> new bay area cases of coronavirus continue to spread it nursing homes in the latest confirmed covid 19 cases are in pleasant hill and east bay senior living center and another in marin county. that adds to the growing list of about 10 local facilities dealing with an outbreak. and the contra costa county health official site for residents at the carlton senior living center tested positive and three of them are in the hospital and nine staff members illness and a ucf professor says it may be partly due to th

brett, stay with us, we want to get your take on this as well. more states are moving to reopen their economy after a dozen relax restrictions last week. wisconsin and tennessee are set to ease some of those rules tomorrow. president trump, last night laid out some new coronavirus testing guidelines putting most of the responsibility on governors, and white house advisor dr. deborah birx called the plan a partnership with the white house, helping states get the resources they need. take a listen. >> we know that we have more laboratory capacity. you hear the governors talk about we have capacity, and that we have to match the resources that you need, the swabs, the extraction medium with the capacity. i think governors are warily aware of how they stand and testing that. >> dana: and we will talk to the governor of west virginia on that plan coming up, but first, coronavirus testing. the white house, we have david spot at the white house to tell us more, david, tells what we need to know today. >> hey, dana, listen, every state has different rule

then we have on the panel professor brett mcgurk. he's currently based at the freeman spaulding institute at stanford university. before moving to stanford, mcgurk served as a special presidential envoy for the global coalition to defeat isis and he helped build and lead a broad international coalition to fight against the terrorist network. previously mcgurk served in senior positions in the george w. bush and barack obama administration including in the bush white house senior director for iraq and afghanistan and then as deputy assistant secretary of state for iraq and iran under president obama. mcgurk has led several sensitive diplomatic missions in the middle east. over the last decade, for example, he led talks with russia over the syria conflict under both presidents obama and donald trump. and finally, the panel discussion this afternoon will be moderated by professor hal brands. dr. brands is the henry kissinger distinguished professor of global affairs at the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. he's als

joining us is brett white, ceo of schmidt and whitefield.ith -- ceo of cushman and wakefield. also with us is bloomberg correspondence and alibaba. -- correspondent sonali basak. how much of your workforce is coming back? brett:it is hard to -- it is hard to know who will be back in business, but i will say that when this pandemic begins to settle down in various jurisdictions, states, countries, and so forth big in the back to work protocols that i suspect most every business will be, and one form or another, making that slow transition from home offices and remote working back into the market. companiesere are some out there that say they are going to operate with a lot smaller real estate footprint after this is all over. morgan stanley ceo james gorman told us that, for example. are you preparing for the reality that a lot of clients might just operate with less real estate, and what could that look like? brett: it is a great question. i think it is easier said than done. i see jim's comments, and i know exactly how jim is looking at the

stark contrast to brett kavanaugh, had a accuser but not a single person.end were saying this is true. for joe biden accuser, friend, colleagues, neighbor, her mother since passed corroborating it on national television. to ignore this, is to ignore me too and ignore the last year-and-a-half we thought we made gains. doesn't mean that joe biden is guilty that people are corroborating it. it means the media is guilty for ignoring it. elizabeth: you know, this was a time of bob packwood, the oregon senator who was basically quit before he was pushed out in early '90s for sexually harassing, and assaulting women. i covered d.c. at that time. you know, joe biden was chair of the powerful senate judiciary committee at that time. you couldn't be a woman and a whistleblower talking about sexual harrassment and sexual assault in the early '90s. it just didn't happen back then. tara reade is saying to joe biden, pony up, release your senate, you know, senate staff records of your employees. you will find my complaint letter. you will find my separation letter. she i

brett, everyone is using zoom, now we find out it is not safe? >> yes.s become the conference platform of choice for everyone. it is interesting to note, dana, we actually heard from the creator of zoom, eric wall, he did a blog post last week, he said back in december we had 10 million users, they were mostly from a big companies where you have i.t. departments that can help you set the stuff off. and in the past couple weeks, they now have over 200 million users. and these are home users, like you mentioned, these are teachers who are using this stuff for the first time. these are people in their homes using it for the first time. so they are not setting the privacy settings appropriately. what is happening is, you send out a link to a zoom conference, and things are getting picked up by hackers who are posting them on message boards, then they are disrupting these videoconferences with what we are just going to call disruptive content. a lot of adult content comments as we definitely don't want kids to be seeing in a classroom. we have learned in the

>> brett: i don't.t him that he was quarterback for lsu national championship team but i believe this is set up perfect for him to go back home, leave his hometown team, home state team to world championship title. i mean, it's set up perfect. i don't know why he would do anything different. brian: got it. brett favre, great to see you, i look forward seeing you again and then hopefully we will see you on the sidelines one time too. brett favre, thanks. more "fox & friends", you got it, in just a moment. in 1986, the late reverend david wilkerson founder of times square church told mike evans... number one new york times best-selling author, mike evans, has written an astonishing book on it, called... for the full prophesy by david wilkerson and the book by mike evans go to www.foz.org >> okay, set your dvr for fox & friends every day, have a good one. >> sandra: powerful tornadoes sweeping through texas, and oklahoma. >> ed: a very pleasant good morning to you. i'd series of deadly twisters tearing thr

can go back and remember exactly what democrats did in the brett kavanaugh case. it wasn't about investigating or getting to the truth. they held on to the allegation, they could have been investigating it but they leaked it to the press with no consideration for christine ford and certainly no consideration for justice brett kavanaugh and his good name. they so we did, ran through the mud and there was never a single piece of corroborating evidence, no evidence they had never even met and now you have not four people who deny there was ever even a party with 4 little on getting to the patently absurd julie sweat neck allegations but five people are on the record confirming tara reid told them the story at the time which is on its face a lot more credibility than the allegations against brett kavanaugh. rob: larry king phone call as well. let's talk about the endorsement of hillary clinton, joe biden, terry talking about that, slowly clinton has a history of enabling power meant to cover perceptual predatory behaviors and an inappropriate sexual misconduct. we don

>> the new york times feels that way about people because the contrast between how it cover the brettavanaugh allegations and the allegations against joe biden are pretty clear. the parallels between the two cases are pretty striking. you have a leading public figure, in one case the former vice president and any other case a judge nominated to be a justice both of them wanting to move up in the world to a big new job, both of them accused of sexual misconduct but in the case of brett kavanaugh there was never any serious corroborating information and there was no one who was able to provide a contemporaneous account from christine ford, having said time this happened. in this case there are people, there is at least one person who said that and the times went with the brett kavanaugh allegations right off the bat before there had been any attempt to investigate by the times or anybody else. in this case, maybe 19 days or something like that came out with an extensive story concluding the allegation was uncorroborated. i will buy that but it also went on to say there were cases in whi

then we have professor brett h. mcgurk, he's at stanford university before moving to stanford he served as a the global coalition to defeat isis. he helped to build and lead and natural coordination. previously mcgurk served in senior positions in bush and obama administration's,. he is left several diplomatic -- he led talks with russia over the syria conflict. and finally the panel of discussion will be moderated by this professor, he is henry kissinger distinguished professor of distinguished affairs -- he is also a columnist for bloomberg opinion. he is the author and editor of many books, and what good is strategy and power and purpose from harry truman to w. bush. he served as the special assistant for strategic planning for 2015 to 2016. please join me in welcoming a distinguished panel of scholars. yes (applause) thank you very much, i would like to thank our host for putting on this event. it is a lot of fun to get together with the folks who worked to bring this book to fruition and so many of the policy m

only one other dominated the show and that was the brett kavanaugh confirmation battle.s you may remember in their efforts to stop his assent to the supreme court, they spent weeks trying to destroy his life, his family his wife and they did it based on virtually no evidence. every day you would tune in and seven channel usually msnbc or cnn would be airing some lunatic claim like this one. >> i've never heard of a guy who was a one time sexual assault her. i grew up with guys like this. he is from around this area. amazes me that we have an administration that out of the millions of people that are qualified, they consistently find men who beat abuse and sexually assault women. >> tucker: imagine calling someone a on tv with no evidence whatsoever. and if the evidence is seriously discredited day after day after day, you keep doing it. they don't care what the truth is. it's even more obvious now just how cynical and disingenuous all of that was. former joe biden aide tara reid claims that joe biden sexually assaulted her. not said something naughty to her, but actually

brett crozier is neither naive or stupid.hains of commands and work through folks on the ship. i have no doubt he did everything they could. i talked to someone who was on the ship and an officer who was involved, one of the stations they set up at the emergency communications center. i reached out to another network. i intentionally not spreading any of the details and he's speaking to the press. some of the things i was told that he was doing an excellent job communicating internally when something was found out about the plan. it was broadcasted to the officers and the crew. so i have no doubt that he was doing everything he could to express the situation. >> what do you hope happen? >> i love to see him reinstated. it is a great loss to the navy that his career can be over. he's a fantastic leader. hst he's a fantastic human. every one in our company has just been super proud of him throughout all this. reinstatement would be extremely rare but given the circumstances the investigation must be showing what i have always s

>> i'm not sure he will be asked those questions. >> we were told we have to vote with brett kavanaughot certain. >> nobody wanted to do any investigation, they want to rush it! >> keep talking, just keep talking. >> martha: go ahead. >> it may been a supreme court appointment, but this is the president of united states and you've made every excuse in the world with why the media does treat this accusation against joe biden entirely different than a dead brett kavanaugh. i'm not certain joe biden will ever be asked to have questions by this press corps about it at all. >> trust me, he will. you know he will. >> martha: we will see. there has been several opportunities and we haven't heard it yet. we will see. clearly both i just love hitting the open road and telling people that liberty mutual customizes your insurance, so you only pay for what you need! [squawks] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready... to be your own boss. that's the beauty of your smile. crest's three dimensional whitening... ...remo

do you recall that, brett?rump saying how president xi jinping -- host: we will get a response from our guest. guest: unfortunately i'm not an expert on the u.s. domestic response. i'm in international organizations expert. i have been focused on the world health organization. i'm sure c-span has or will have another expert in the future that can talk about the u.s. domestic response to that. in sierra vista, arizona. caller: great job. let's stay on topic and get back to the role and running of world health organization. host: make sure you mute your volume there. go ahead. with brettgree wholeheartedly. i have no problem with the president holding up funding to an organization that is run by a bunch of corrupt cronies. now if they get rid of the current management and put new management in that really is transparent and not leaning towards china as their favorite then we can -- favored country, then we can resume sending u.s. dollars. brett, i think you should head up the world health organization because eve

a bombshell alert from our own brett bear. the pandemic we now know likely came from a biological testing lab in wuhan, china. scientists were studying the coronavirus in baths and the virus was transmitted from a bat to a lab worker, ground zero. according to brett's sources tonight, patient zero was at work or in the wuhan lab who accidentally became infected with what is now known as cobit 19. that infected worker then went into the population of wuhan. the virus spread quickly. make no mistake. if this is now all true in the days and weeks and months that followed, we witnessed the single biggest deadly cover up the world ever seen. we destroyed samples, journalists and doctors disappeared and china shut down domestic travel to and from wuhan, but they did not stop international flights to and from wuhan. in other words, they protected their own country but were willing to expose the rest of the world knowing the real risks. now that would mean they need to pay massive financial and political prices for this. these actions

brett kavanaugh they said was likely a serial rapist and anybody who defended him was an enabler. >> a guy who was a one-time sexual assaulter, he's from this area, the fifth guy in a gang rape. >> maybe this country is more racist and sexist than we thought. i'm glad we have mostly women on tonight. i think they know this guy, it's out of hand, ridiculous. >> three women came forward and said under oath in various ways that brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted them. and they were told, we don't believe you. that is the legacy of this hearing. >> these white men, old by the way, are not protecting women. they are protecting a man who is probably guilty. >> tucker: old white men, they're the worst. by the way, there was chris matthews very upset about sexual harassment. he won't tolerate it, ever. well, now suddenly a very similar case has emerged. tara reid says joe biden sexually assaulted her in the early 1990s. the specifics are pretty overwhelming. we don't know if their true. they're unproven. so far they seem to have a lot more supporting evidence than the charges against brett k

brett kavanaugh was bludgeoned. this does not prove the rampant bias from the agenda driven media, i don't know what will. even tara reid is now expressing concerns over the medias slanted reporting and their bias of

i names names in the book, not many but jeff flake, pathologically opposed to trump, voted for brette, elevated the worst aspect of the american left to the highest level, that circus when we had the absolute circus, donald trump did not waver an inch. he understands what the left is trying to do because he has been fighting the left in different forms and features his entire life. it didn't call itself the left but when donald trump tried to build trump tower in new york city and came across corrupt bureaucrats and democrats that is the left. when donald trump tried to build an ice skating rink that was delayed and delayed and delayed that was the left. he has a playbook for this. almost as if he was chosen for a time like this because he is one of the few people outside of politics that has a track record of actually beating these sorts of tactics time and again. it takes a brooklyn street fighter sometimes to go after them. he wins the election, gets inaugurated and does something that confused everybody, he did what he said he was going to do. we are not used to that and a really

sticks out to them the double standard of brett kavanaugh. tara reade said it herself in the interview. jason: tara reade is not a trump supporter. here she is a viable claim, time-stamped with her mother asking larry king on that program back in the '90s. think of all the thousands, literally thousands of stories about justice kavanaugh? i think what rubs her wrong, really what is wrong with this whole story is that the biden campaign is responding but joe biden himself has not responded. when he has been interviewed by some of the biggest names in television, from george stephanopoulos, to anderson cooper, they don't even ask him the question. i can't believe that here you have a credible person who did work there and they don't actually ask the vice president when they have him on camera. pete: they don't even ask, democrats would not ask fellow democrats that question. by the way these clips of larry king live, this episode

if this were brett kavanaugh, did they treat it the same way. what do you say to that, carrie?> this is a really curious case of sudden onset respect for due process from the democrats. i don't think any of us know where the facts will lead on this. i do believe in due process. i don't think we can come to conclusions yet. the problem is no one has looked into it, and during the kavanaugh hearings they were jumping to conclusions with flimsier evidence. at this point we can say lindsey graham was right, he said it's all about power and they're willing to do whatever it takes to stay in shower. we're seeing that now. all of these democrats are refusing to talk about this. they don't want to know the evidence, they don't want to know whether or not joe biden abused someone. they'll do whatever it takes to win back the white house. i think we should remember that the next time we have a supreme court nominee, they're telling lies the way they did about thomas and kavanaugh. this is a double standard. jillian: you mentioned them jumping to conclusions. a lot of people jumped to con

lisa banks who also represented christine blasey ford in allegation against now supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. an unproven drugs can be disastrous and result in countless more deaths, science and service of the health and safety of the american people must always trump politics. brighten a statement claiming objections to the hydroxychloroquine conflicted with his boss, president trump here it's big over the last seven days might administration employed 28 doses of hydroxychloroquine from our national stockpile. we have millions of doses that we brought command many people using it all over the country. >> doctors treat coronavirus patients continue to debate if hydroxychloroquine is part of an experimental cocktail works. but politico talked to hhs official claiming to see writes emails on the governments procurement of tens of millions of pills. if he proposed he did not make it clear from his email but quite the opposite said the official who has seen copies of the email exchanges. >> brights while your site "the facts and concerns raised by dr. bright are compelling and well doc

thomas motley the acting cemetery of the natively fired brett crozier resigned last week after calling the captain naove and stupid. door and east bay congressman mark desaulnier is out of intensive care, he has been in the hospital with pneumonia for more than one month and his illness is not connected to the coronavirus. he was out running when he fell and fractured a rib. his two sons offered thanks to the icu staff is that all of the support from the community has kept their dad going. >>> san francisco police are investigating a homicide started with a call about a person suffering a mental health crisis this happened just before 9:30 am sunday at a home in the city's mission district and police say there was a fire at the home when they read in the body of a woman was found inside the bedroom and officers found a man on the patio and arrested him. they say that he was covered in blood and investigators say the woman was related to him. >>> the south bay san jose police released surveillance images of a man they say robbed a us bank. investigators that happen on march 17 at the br

when brett kavanaugh was alleged to have some kind of misconduct there was absolute mayhem. a much different story this time. what do you make of it? >> it is important a lot of folks say you never talk about trump, trump has been questioned on his allegations as well as brett cavanagh which means joe biden can be as well. there are only two options in the scenario we have, number one, going forward, we are going to believe all men and women are entitled to fair investigation and we are no longer going with the believe women no matter what. our option to admit the me too movement was a product is just whoever the me is that does not apply to all mes. if we're going with option one and all of a sudden we are going to believe men and what men have to say then joe biden should be the first one to say he made a mistake with a 94 crime bill that locked up millions and millions of black folks based on conspiracies was a lot of folks lots of under that crime bill were locked up based on a conspiracy, they were not caught with drugs, they were not can't doing the crime but they had

but if he hide its now, like brett kavanaugh released his personal die are an diary and s.mpugnss credibility. elizabeth: i am sorry i did not mean to stay stop, that appeared rude. look at this story, i am just baffled, "washington post" criticized for washing down headlines. post changes that headline, trump allies highlight now claims, then look at this. "new york times," accused of delighting a phrase about joe biden. that was negative phrase. they erased it from their story after biden campaign complained. times delete a phrase about bidens hugs and kisses and touching women. that women said made them uncomfortable. >> that is incredible that deletion was made to i satisfy e biden campaign, it has been admitted to. >> you know what viewerring we're saying on tara reade story, you are terrific, come back soon. that does it for us. you are watching "evening edit" on fox business, thank you for joining us, we hope you have a good evening. join us tomorrow night, have a good evening. >> a super storm whacks the jersey shore. >> you walk in. what do you find? >> you couldn'

let's talk about brett kavanaugh and tara reid.id accusing joe biden, and i come to this tucker as a prosecutor and a judge. i started a sex crime unit in the d.a.'s office and i know this business very well. tara reid made a name immediate outcry outcry. what that means is that it's admissible evidence and the jury is allowed to find the victim more credible if she made an outcry. tara reid to meet and outcry to mother, her brother, and her neighbor who supports joe biden when he says tara reid doesn't lie. tara reid also made an a recent outcry to the people in the senate. this happened to her when she was working for joe biden and when she made the complaint to three people about joe biden pushing her up against the wall in the senate with no one else around, pulling up her skirt and putting his -- i will get graphic but, sexually abusing her, they moved her away from where she had been working in the senate office to a room with no windows and all three interns and all three can attest to the fact that she was abruptly taken aw

in the driving seat, with the power of life and death, was captain brett crozier, until thursday.rm you that today at my direction the commanding officer of the uss theodore roosevelt, captain brett crozier, was relieved of command by a carrier strike group commander, rear admiral stuart baker. the problems may have started during the ship's most recent port visit to da nang in central vietnam, at the beginning of march. two weeks later, the first crewmembers fell ill. within days, the numbers were in dozens, and the situation looked potentially catastrophic. captain crozier headed for the us naval base on the pacific island to guam, to offload the sick, and sent an email to his superiors calling for, in his words, "decisive action" to protect the rest of the crew. but he copied the e—mail to at least 20 other people. that is just not acceptable. he did not take care and what that did is it create a panic on — a little bit of a panic on the ship because the ship was not prepared, the chief petty officers were not prepared to answer questions from the crew, in terms of how bad the

it makes it look like all of their outrage in 2018 over brett kavanaugh, that was political posturingn: well some think inadvertently according to the vice president because the "washington examiner" writes, "the media making him more guilty of a crime he likely did not commit. that is their assessment. to exonerate himself with public opinion with radical transparency. the media insisting on this always make it look like they and biden have something to hide. richard come i haven't seen him be asked directly about this or make a direct statement. there have been statements on the campaign or people close to him but what does he need to do to handle this? >> i think what you are seeing from the biden campaign will continue to do is uplift the voice of everyone including the woman involved in the allegation. every voice come every woman deserves to be heard. and what we know from the "washington examiner" reporting is that this young lady filed a police report and the district of columbia and this is actually being investigated. one of the reasons it's being investigated is because vic

here is brett larson, fox news headlines 24/7 anchor. what do you make of this, brett? a bit of an eyebrow-raiser, especially for fans of unidentified flying objects. this is actually very interesting. we know the pentagon keeps an eye on these aerial phenomenon, that's what they call them. two incidents here that made news several years ago when the footage was actually leaked to the press, now it's been confirmed by the pentagon. if you look at the video, most of us have seen this because it surfaced online several years ago. when you look at the video, the two pilots, they were f-18 fighter pilots that were off the coast of the pacific, out in the pacific ocean about 50 miles off the coast. they saw this flying object, they can't explain if it, it moved at speeds and velocities that we don't have that type of technology. so it is a very interesting admission on the pentagon's part saying, yes, these videos are accurate, yes,, they are real, and we're just going to classify them as unknown. what's interesting though is the pentagon needs to keep an eye on things like

and a call to reinstate captain brett crozier why some california lawmakers say. >>he was wrongfully removed from duty and 11 people have died at one nursing home in the east bay with the wife of one of the patients had to say about her husband's treatment. >>as we head to break, here's a look at the latest coronavirus cases and deaths here in the bay area. keep it here more news right after tonight the alameda county district attorney's office confirms it has launched an investigation into a skilled nursing facility in hayward that's after the health department announced that at least 11 people there. >>have died from the coronavirus our first felecia call talk to the wife of one of the patients. >>its main says her husband of 27 years doctor marshall mintz men had been in and out of hospitals and the gateway care and rehabilitation center in hayward since january when he had surgery to remove a brain tumor. kelly says it's man was recovering well until recently, he fell ill with pneumonia. then about 2 weeks ago, he tested positive for novel coronavirus or covid

brett crozier was dismissed by the now fired former acting navy secretary after he got upset about brettplaints and worries that sailors aboard the roosevelt were not being properly cared fortin wake of the coronavirus breaking out on the ship. now after an investigation of several days, the navy is recommending that brett crozier be reinstated to his command. but it isn't going all that smoothly because that recommendation went to defense secretary mark esper who declierd declined to accept it right away. a pentagon statement said in part esper intends to though introducely review the report and will again meet with navy leadership to discuss next steps. he remains focused on and committed to restoring the full health of the crew and getting the ship at sea again soon. so, esper wants to read the full investigation before he accepts the recommendation of his own navy leadership. there are now more than 850 sailors on the roosevelt crew who have tested positive for the virus as the carrier remains tied up in port in guam. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >>> barbara, thank you. with suc

i don't think -- >> harris: wait a minute, with brett kavanaugh, though, the allegations were decades this conversation about investigation got started because "the new york times" that they investigated it. now they are saying they did not clear him. scott, what do we need to hear from the women who might be a pick by joe biden for vp? what do we need to hear from them? >> scott: we need to hear from them their position on why they are supporting joe biden. they've look at the allegations, they claim where they say that "the new york times" did an investigation. they want to hear from joe biden, and then they make the decision. it doesn't mean in and of itse itself -- the election is still up to the people. these women candidates it will be vice president -- their own assessment. again, you look for corroboration and credibility. those are the three cs. >> harris: we are still struggling a little bit with your microphone. we will work on that. this was nancy pelosi previously on brett kavanaugh, and how that was looked into, and the women in that. watch this, jog your memory ba back.

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i wonder how likely do you think it would be brett crozier would be reinstated? >> well just going on history, the odds would not be good. this is a nearly unprecedented time. i can't article time when a fired commanding officer was put back in charge. there may be case. i can't remember one. exceedingly rare if it happened. >> this discussion about whether this would happen it seems like it's could insiding with the question of how much worse the situation on the roosevelt would have been had the captain not sounded the alarm. there's one dead sailor at this point after all. >> clearly, his letter, his concerns seemed important given what we know what happened on the roosevelt. any decision to reinstate him would have to take into account his leadership going into that situation. then what effect it would have on the crew and "chain of command" to bring him back. >> i won, admiral, this isn't just one event. right? this is something that a lot of people in the military not even just the navy and other branches as well are looking at. what does this mean for mili

judge jeanine: admiral brett giroir, we admire you. and we are not underminedful of the fact that you guys are going 24/7. franklin graham from samaritan's purse will join me. next, ken raske is the president of the greater new york hospital association representing 250 hospitals operating in the heart of his zone in the country. justice is back in a moment. jackie: i'm jackie ibanez in new york. new york is running owth of ventilators and governor cuomo is getting a helping hand from overseas. china sending ventilators to new york. governor cuomo praising the chinese government for their help saying we are all in the same battle here. meanwhile the two kennedy family members missing thursday while canoeing. the search started add a report of a canoe in the bay not running to shore. she was the niece of robert f. kennedy and rob john f. kennedy. [♪] judge jeanine: new york where i sit tonight has been undoubtedly the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic with 100,000 cases reported today and upwards of 3,500 deaths. many of the big a

the accusations look different during brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearings. >> they were so animated about the investigation of justice kim cavanaugh. actress alyssa milano, a biden supporter who initially dismissed reid's claims but is not ready to know more. she's now saying her complaint and others like it might be in biden's files. "usa today" and suffolk university find biden leading trump leading trump in a poll he trailed in december and he historically stood behind a man accused of misconduct and sympathized with women who made claims of misconduct. >> i think someone making a serious allegation like sexual assault is should be believed. >> the trump campaign manager doesn't believe clinton will give biden a bump. both of them schemed to keep the democrat nomination from bernie sanders. but for now, their attention is on trump. >> think about what it would mean if we had a real president, not just one who plays one on tv. >> it's like the democratic effort to try to banded together and be trump except right now, the villages quarantined. bret? >> bret: more on this with the p

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he says the sexual misconduct allegations against brett kavanaugh were treated differently because hedy in a public forum in a large way with biden on the verge of becoming nominee they weren't, quote heated race from a clock ticking. joining us from new york who now host sexton podcast and leslie marshall. buck, tara reade has more corroborating evidence through washington post and interviewed a friend of reade who was told by reade about the alleged attack by biden and papers waited weeks to publish. your take. buck: it's one of the most egregious instances that we see. in this case "the new york times" and washington post do the same thing and no justification for it which is why when you had "the new york times" interview about this, i mean, the justification was laughable. no serious person would ever think that joe biden is not and he's running for president of the united states as much a public figure as really any human being on the planet. the idea that was put forward for why they delayed just shows you that there was a bit of panic, but we also have to remember not only as

do your point, doesn't that sound a little different than brett kavanaugh when it was, we can't moveithout the fbi investigating this and getting to the bottom of it? >> you can pull up the clips of democrats during brett kavanaugh, they ran with it are guilty before proven innocent strategy and it's not what our country is for. i am up for due process and i believe in that strongly but at least this should be heard and vetted and joe biden's has to answer for it. it was really wrong what happen to brett kavanaugh versus the democrats radio silence on joe biden. >> ed: in the last minute we have, i don't want to lose sight of joe biden here and i understand the questions you answered on the sexual assault allegations. what about hillary clinton, does she help or hurt? does she make the case of the left will be fired up? there are people in this country who may not think it's great about hillary clinton at your side. >> i'm coming to you from the state of michigan. she's not a candidate that resonates in my part of the country and i'm sure she gave him some tips like, maybe show up in