it was brett's deadly homework.nal farewell? forged, said the state, by brett. thing is, said the handwriting expert, it wasn't well done. look closely, he said. that slight shakiness? he called that -- >> the term we use in document is tremor of fraud. >> the tremor of fraud. and it appeared, said the prosecution, that brett forged that note the day before vashti died, the same day he was torching hard drives, the same day he asked a staff member at the training center where he could find an overhead projector, something so outdated, it was in storage. the prosecutor said it appeared brett used the projection light to recreate vashti's writing in the journal. >> some of his actions were reckless because the clock was winding down. >> vashti had told brett he could stay in the house until noon sunday. the prosecutor said she was planning to go out saturday evening in wichita and spend the night there. >> well, it's friday. it's friday evening. this was his last opportunity while they lived in the home together to ki

that friend of brett's. the one brett claim drove in the car and killed jack jessee.for sandy, her case went one month. the question is would the 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. not complete. lost a guy. the nicest guy i ever met. >> and for tom dove, he's now retired from the sheriff's department, and at his goi

elizabeth: brett giroir, what was china's military do with this coronavirus? what are you hearing?nnot be underestimated. you can look at their public doctrine or some other doctor gunter documents about the biological weapons convention in 2011 when they talk about synthetic biology and its ability to create weapons and to create ethnic weapons, what i mean by that is being able to target a biological weapon against certain ethnic groups. we should not underestimate the extent of their biological program i am sure they are using coronavirus and any other virus they can get their hands on not that this was yet weapon nice but is likely part of a program. elizabeth: interesting with what the doctor just said scientists including scientists who wrote an op-ed in the wall street journal have repeatedly said they cannot find the sequence, the dna inside the sars cove to virus that sequence has not been found in nature, they tested 80000 samples from more than 200 species, it's in on in nature, saw found in nature yet, what are your thoughts about that. >> i think it underscores why we

and we know that donald trump's white house was going to try to get brett kavanaugh confirmed by any the fact that they were uninvestigated and i think that there is a good bit of the congressional inquiry that should go on now. >> and yes, don mcgann who was the white house counsel has not responded to the msnbc requests. and so, he has a lifetime appointment, and likely not impeached by the senate requiring a 2/3 vote, and should the senate come up with a provision to do their own background check for the supreme court nominee separate from the fbi, and whatever the politics of the day is? >> it is a great question, jeff, because we need institutional fixes, and one of the ways to figure out going better moving forward is by having certain procedural items that need to be put in place or laws that need to be passed. i don't believe he will be impeached, but there needs to be an assessment of the 4500 tips that came in about brett kavanaugh's suitability to be a supreme court justice, and it is to look at that information and compare it to the testimony that brett kavanaugh gave in

. >>> plus, disturbing new revelations about the fbi investigation of then-supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh that raises questions about whether we knew as much as we should have about the man who now has a life-time appointment to the country's highest court. . >> did you consume alcohol during your high school years? >> yes, we drank me, my friends and i, boys and girls. yes, we drank beer. i liked beer. i still like beer. >> but we begin with what feels like the 2020 election all over again. president biden taking shots at former president trump during a rally in virginia last night in support of democratic nominee for governor, terry mcauliffe, and the president is expected to hit back at biden and fuel false election claims during a, quote, protect our elections rally in phoenix today. nbc's shannon pettypiece is in wilmington, delaware. steve patterson is in phoenix, arizona, with the latest. i will start with you on this one, shannon. what more can you tell us about the president's appearance and what he has been saying about the former president? >> reporter: well, this was

he stood by him, therefore it, in donald trump's mind, brett kavanaugh should have stood by him, andvanaugh could not understand that. >> the book is entitled, let me put the cover back up on the screen "landslide, the final days of the trump presidency" the author, michael wolff, thanks for writing the book. thanks for joining us today. i would like to continue these conversations down the road. >> thanks. >> coming up, officials are revealing new details about an alleged plot to kidnap an american journalist in new york and extradite her to iran. >> and breaking news out of los angeles where britney spears just scored a major victory in court. like a planters cashew. what else can go from your car's cup holder to a crystal bowl and seem equally at home? i guess the most well-rounded snack isn't round at all. it's more cashew-shaped. planters. a nut above. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. pssst! who loves... haribo goldbears. me! this one has juiciness like a strawberry. squishy and del

ford's serious allegations about justice brett m.t was a sham and a major institutional failure. instead, it handed the information over to the white house, allowing those who supported kavanaugh to falsely claim that the fbi had found no wr wrongdoing. cnn supreme court reporter joins me now. we knew that investigation was limited but we didn't know about all of those tips. what did the fbi do with those tips? >> in this revelation, what the fbi said is that there are these 4,500 tips that came on this tip line and the fbi did send that to the white house counsel's office. they also said this in that new disclosure. they said they took sort of a portion of those, a portion of the tips they thought might be relevant and highlighted those for the white house counsel's office and that is the thing that's really infuriating lawyers for ford as well as senate democrats because i talked to a senate staffer yesterday and he said the senate did get to see sort of all the raw data of all the tips but what it didn't get to see is what the fbi

both that and also what were these allegations against brett kavanaugh? through freedom of information but heavily redacted. so are they sitting now in the biden administration's white house counsel office? are there copies at the fbi? the senators want to know and like to get the full copy of allegations and may want to investigate some of them themselves. not that it's going to remove him from office but senators feel like they were not given the full story. hallie, we reported at the time, because fbi officials were telling us privately this was a limited background investigation they were conducting at the behest of the white house. it wasn't a criminal investigation. they could only do the interviews the white house allowed them to do, the trump white house, right? so the question becomes now will the senate want to change that process? it's the senate's job to advise and consent on these supreme court nominations and they didn't get the information they wanted out of this. there were allegations floating around out there, that were not fully investi

she is co-author of education of brett kavanaugh. kate, i begin with you.4500 or so that they received were actually referred to the white house layers in the trump administration. do we know what the white house team did with those tips and leads? >> we don't. that's one of the bigamist ruz that i think the senate democrats are hoping to solve. granted, the time frame for this entire inquiry was about suchl days. it was awfully short. it sort of hard to imagine that there was too much follow up just in the interest of time. not to mention we know that the president, don mcgann who mention is the white house counsel were eager to see then judge kavanaugh confirmed. there may not have been a will to do that. to be clear, we don't know what became of those tips once they reached the office of the general counsel there. >> what do we make of the revelations? not specifically for him but what should we take away from this whole process? >> i think like many aspects of our government, we have discovered yet another fault line that is exploited by donald trump. m

brett giroir is starting by. first to dr. janet, fox news medical contributor who has been digging for more information. doctor, great to see you here. the white house saying the delta variant spreads quickly. the cdc say cdc says it spreads as quick as chicken pox. do you see enough data to support these claims? >> i've heard enough data. we'll have more released later today. but just like when we have a tornado or a hurricane, we want the warning before it hits. that's what the cdc has done. they told us this virus, the new variant is more contagious. it spreads faster than sars, the flu, the common cold. it can affect up to nine other people. whereas the common cold affects up to two or three other people. so the new data that we have is telling us, if you're vaccinated or unvaccinated, the delta variant can produce the same viral load in your nose that means it can spread easier from person to person. this is why they're saying indoors, in a high risk area to put your mask on even if you're vaccinated. this is not to prot

he's the senator personally hand-delivered the allegations against brett kavanaugh to chairman's offices completely false. this is the man who brought us into the living rooms in the definition of moving and speculation on high school slang from decades ago in kavanaugh's yearbook. it's absurd trying to reignite the conspiracy theories and conclude that this white house is simply doing the bidding of the dark money donors who just want to keep this drumbeat going. i think at the end of the day what this is, they'll continue to intimidate justice kavanaugh as he sitting on the bench trying to make it clear he may still can try to cause harm even though he has life tenure as the confirmed supreme court justice. >> shannon: he does. at "the washington post" renting an opinion piece saying "what are these relevant tips? and then to the white house. how many were there, how potentially serious? the letter doesn't say we don't know." she says, what did white house counselor do with the tip and that we don't know. what we know is not a dang thing. every interest in ensuring that kavanaugh the

bret: for me it's the breath -- brett.raditional sales is going on an airplane and selling in a conference room. now that is happening over slack or zoom. a call center used to be a building, now it exists in the cloud. how do you resolve cases digitally? slack. talk to any retailer in the world about cyber resets, the most important week for sales for every retailer, their command center is in slack. i think we are seeing companies take advantage of this command these companies growing right now are transforming their cultures around new digital technologies. i think the most interesting thing is because of this pandemic, every company is going through this. it is a digital imperative because in 2020 if you did not have a digital business, you didn't have a business. i think this pandemic accelerated the -- of the economy by more than a decade. slack and customer 360 are more relevant now than ever. caroline: how do you continue to innovate? how do you keep products up to speed with the need that is here? bret: it is hard

how about brett kavanaugh? we are going to impeach him on women that admitted ultimately that nothing happened. they weren't even in the country, one of them. it was all a made up scam. they should be prosecuted. and they weren't. [applause] but with brett kavanaugh, they are screaming, we are going to impeach him, we are going to impeach him! and you know what, how does he get out of that? by voting for the democrats. bad thing. he went through what no other person i have ever seen go through. the hearing was the most vicious, horrible hearing i think in the history of our country. i don't think there has ever been anything worse. than new york city, state far-left democrats actually run for office promising to persecute me, my family, and my company without knowing anything about me. i have never heard of these people. we are going to get him. we are going to get trump. and she won. a lot of people running and she won. on the basis of , "we are going to get him." what did he do? i don't know, we will find not

brett brewing the united welcome. you know, i think the point being is that you're seeing a much stronger alliance across pacific, across the atlantic, among some of the most significant global powers. and that is unprecedented. and we can quibble about what use a global voice, what is you know, regional or collection of countries? you know, i also would say my friends in beijing that have been not just, you know, these activations but a whole series of accusations and with a whole lot of proofs and much not forget that there are millions infringing province who might be to different rosie pace of china and it's record on human rights and respects for the rule of law. so i think what is important here in the statement to bring the conversation back to the core question is what rules as a global community, our country's going for 2nd, especially when it touches on cyberspace. and this is somewhat the wild west, and we're starting to see countries in coalition countries come together to try to set some standard. you saw

c is brett brewed president of the global situation room and a full global director engagement at the white house under president obama from light and in the netherlands. james shy is that assistant professor at the institute of security and global affairs at lightning university and in beijing on a tank in china. political analysts who also advises the chinese provincial government will welcome to all of my guess mr. brewing can just start with you 1st, no smoke without fire and despite seems to be getting found politically from all sides. and yet, at the moment, i have to say that the binding ministration has taken a rather restrained reproach. approach to china and chinese hacks and attacks, quite frankly, on our infrastructure, use a different approach been taken with russia and i think raises a number of questions about the motivations on the one hand, clearly they're trying to assemble that coalition of countries that are going to hold the line, i'm china, but i don't think it actually has the desired effect. and in some ways it allows staging to claim that they are being unfair

let's go to brett in georgia, brett. >> hey, jim, yes, brett from boston, georgia, i want to give a shoutuick question, would you buy protective foot on a long position on baba or abandon ship. >> alibaba is a tremendous company but kind of a capitalist company and a communist company, and stalin was never into that, lenin, invited arm and hammer over to try to work with them on a new economic policy and that is about as capitalist as these countries have become. i would stay away. let's go to nick in new york nick >> hey, mr. cramer, i'd love to get your insights on a little company called i robot, ticker symbol irbt. >> where was i watching that roomba, ted lasso, funny show, i think that i'm going to pass on it it's got a big short position, you know, maybe the meme guys go all over it. i'm not there. jack in new york jack hi, this is jack's father. i'm just passing him the phone now. >> what was that >> hey, jim, my question is about a company that recent spacced with 80% of their clients consenting to give their genetic health information, it's probably the most information in the he

why was he so incensed with brett kavanaugh?augh owed him, essentially worked for him, and that when the time came he would deliver for him. giuliani threw out the election -- the election challenge and kept saying it doesn't matter that we're losing in court and they lost case after case after case because when we get to the supreme court it's in our pocket. you appointed these people and obviously will decide in your favor and trump understood this and accepted this. this was the quid pro quo. he had put them on the bench, therefore they would vote for him and particularly brett kavanaugh who he had put on the bench despite widespread opposition. he had stood by him so therefore, of course, kavanaugh would come through with him. that's how things work in trump world. >> well, it's a fascinating account of trump's world in those closing days and michael wolff, "landslide." the last days of the trump presidency. arizona want more time in leeway in the 2020 election results even though there was no problem with election fraud in

brett durrant shot this video. he tells us he was driving on interstate 3.95 near coalville.on the east side of the sierra and that is the epicenter when the quake hit. you can see dust billowing off the sides of the mountains there. if you look through the trees, all the dust has caused by all the rocks that are sliding down the mountains from the earthquake and he says there are boulders covered the roadway. in fact, here's that video cars and vehicles. a kind of negotiating through an obstacle course here as he's a big boulders. we're laying there. >> this video also from brett again is can said huge boulders all over interstate 3.95. imagine how terrifying it would be to be driving in that area as those boulders were coming down. this is in coalville again, the drivers trying to make their way as best they can. lloyd you. and can we just talking both of you have actually been in this area you familiar with this and yet many times they've got a lot of great fishing places in and around that area. but you also see the see the sierra nevada. that really is just forced up. an

they said brett caf neigh gnawing, he had -- brett kavanaugh, he had an affair.d so badly. not any of the numerous criminal referrals for lying to congress over and over again. not any of the illegal leakers. not any of the people that were responsible for corrupting our elections. there's no greater crime. he wanted nothing to do with it. he just didn't want to do it. but perhaps it's understandable because he did become a different man. i always liked him. finish but i said, bill, you've got to move your ass. [laughter] our country is under attack. [applause] but he became a different man when the democrats viciously stated that they wanted to impeach him. they went wild. finish we want to impeach him. we're going to impeach bill barr, we're going to impeach him. he became different. i understand that. i didn't become different, i got 'em peached twice. -- impeached twice. i became worse. [cheers and applause] i became worse. so i guess i can understand it. but i just a day ago received a statement from the u.s. attorney, highly respected, in pennsylvania that

next, we will be g -- we will be joined by brett taylor. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> salesforce has announced it finally completed its acquisition of slack. the buyout will help create digital recorders anywhere in the what. it comes as corporations transform into a more hybrid model post-pandemic. taylor joins us now. it is wonderful to have some time with you. it was really interesting, finally this deal being done but painting the picture of what will work in the future. you are saying this is a once in a generation opportunity to rethink and reshape how we work. how do you feel your approach is going to achieve that question mark -- achieve that question mark -- achieve that? >> we bring together the digital hq that slack represents. the salesforce customer 360, the platform for digital sales, digital marketing and digital customer service and represents this operating system for every company to get back to growth in this all digital world. certainly, despite setbacks from the delta variant, growth is the number one thing on every ceo's ag

this case is the city official inspector said there was nothing to worry about imminently and people. brett breathed probably a sigh of relief because they didn't want to find the money to deal with the problem. i assume that's going to change in light of this incident and you're going to have much more care and caution going forward. much healing is needed in surfside, florida, but for now, the beach community is reeling from this historic tragedy. well let's join of a solid and side. welcome all the, let's start with the president impending a visit. he has quite a delicate balancing act. today he had to console briefing families without crushing the hopes of those families of 145 people who are still missing that's exactly right, philly's meeting, a rescue workers, 1st responders to thank them for their tireless efforts. and then also talking to families to give them some comfort in their situation. and of course it's a very fine line because many of them are still hoping that there might be some survivors found underneath the rubble. of course that scenario is becoming more and more unli

brett: yes, that's right. you're looking at a share sale of $54 billion in local currency, about $8.4 billion in u.s. dollars, a big figure, and it's coming among the increased tensions between china and the u.s.. what we saw from the telecom, third earlier in the year, looking to come home. the same thing also happened with china mobile and another one of their peers amid rising tension. although it was a measure that came through from the trump administration originally on national security grounds, that tension is coming through continually for the biden administration as also there's no real change to those tensions that are bringing chinese companies home. haidi: what are the implications for other companies looking to sell stock in china? brett: well, it makes you think that chinese companies that need to raise more money for growth cannot really look to the u.s. anymore, not with the tensions we are seeing at the moment. the trend will be more chinese companies coming home to the mainland and we expect

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former president trump, and you know, in a different part of her interview he actually singled out brett kavanaugh, saying that he thought -- he was especially disappointed in kavanaugh because when kavanaugh needed to be bailed out amid the sexual assault and harassment claims, trump had his back and decided to keep him as his nominee, despite pressure to drop him as a nominee, and therefore, kavanaugh should've bailed out trump after the november 2020 election. unbelievable. hey lisa, i've got a question for you, just as a reporter who's been around all lights, how incredible was it for you to witness this teeny kind of rock ribbed conservative republican from one of the more no republican families in our country, taking a swing at her republican leader in the house, denouncing him and supporting the actions of the speaker of the house? >> for it was a really remarkable moment given her family lineage and would a major force in the republican party the cheney family has been for so many decades. it's hard to see her motives first when you talk about republicans, you see they -- specula

we all went to school with a brett kavanaugh and worked in a cubical next to a brett kavanaugh in ours completely white privilege. you see this man who is able to talk about beer and things like that. we were looking at a period of what was almost like a week, you know, when we were going through his confirmation, et cetera. and this was a lifetime appointment. so i wish, you know, that i were able to breeze through the process in a job, something specifically for a lifetime. and, i mean, listen, at the root, i was good at this, right? >> that's kind of the point. what we go through for basic jobs, he didn't have a lot to go through. i don't want to step on your point but we're running out of time. did you have something before i move on to ellie? >> no. >> i echo your point. i'm sure what you went through at the root was more than this. what are your thoughts year? >> brett kavanaugh has a history of unexplained gambling debts. he lied during his confirmation hearing. he likely lied about his high school yearbook. he has 83 ethics complaints that were thrown out against him because t

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i want to get to former hhs secretary brett giroir on this.ew developments? >> well, i think that the truth is starting to manifest itself. it's well known that the french from collaborated to build the lab and then kicked out after it was up and running, a concerning behavior if you want transparency and openness of research, you don't kick out the people that help you build the lab and train your people, this is known and another piece of direct evidence for us to be very concerned about the origins of this virus, which i believe is from the wuhan lab. >> charles: former assistant hhs secretary. so france helps them out 2015. 2017, china severs their ties over complaints. when this lab was built, was it always built with the intention of focusing on gain of function, which is controversial since america seems to also made investments in china's ability to manipulate viruss in the first place. >> it's hard to know the intent in 2004-8 when the lab was being built. we had clear evidence that gain of function research or if not technically gain

now, you know, pete, it was fine to obstruct justice when the anti-brett kavanaugh thousands of themcended on the capitol every single day harassing senators, trying to shut down the confirmation process of brett kavanaugh. that was great, actually. they were cheered as heroes. these people are being treated as hardened criminals. a lot of nonviolent offenses, most of them first time offenders this has amounted to a political persecution trump supporters by biden justice. >> pete: you have political prisoners on their hands no ability to appeal waiting on a justice system that treats them far differently than many people we see across our society. julie kelly, thank you for your time and reporting on this. >> thank you. >> pete: keep up on it. >> thank you. >> pete: republican senator of character tom cotton a member of the judiciary committee. senator, thank you so much for being here. i appreciate it i'm tempted to ask you about your lego habits or of that your kids. we will stay away from that this evening. but i will -- unless have you something substantive to share. january 6th.

. >> they loved him because he went after brett kavanaugh. you teach due process.rett kavanaugh and made these inflammatory accusations night after night and zero evidence and they ate it up. >> yeah. i think that this became addictive. the cable appearances really overwhelmed him. before these appearances ever happened, his life was already falling apart. he had become in debt for millions of dollars. a debt that he couldn't cover. what he's being accused of in california is moving client funds around to cover costs and defrauding them. >> trace: actually taking money from clients that, you know, who were in very bad shape themselves. he took the money to cover his very high lifestyle. his lawyers say "he cannot go anywhere in public without inducing and subjecting himself to vitriolic comments and abuse. this would defer anybody in his shoes from engaging in similar conduct." that's his lawyers say that is enough. final word. >> the new york prosecutors are asking for eight years, which is absurd when you look at other cases. but this is devastation that is compl

. >> charles: i want your react here, admiral brett giroir. he was on fox earlier. take a listen. >> delta is really a new strain that is different than everything we've seen. so i'm real concerned that natural immunity, although real, is not sufficient against delta. if you don't have natural immunity and you're not vaccinated, you'll get delta. >> charles: what do you make of that, dr. price? >> i think that dr. giroir is accurate. you're at much greater risk of getting the delta variant infection if you've not been vaccinated. a couple of the folks on this panel have suggested that we ought to be following the science. if you follow the science, it will tell you what you need to do. the reason that i think some folks are having a difficulty getting the vaccine themselves saying yes, it's a good idea for me is because the administration hasn't shared the science. it's imperative that we talk about if you get the delta, if you're unvaccinated and you get infected, you're much more likely to be part of those individuals that are going to create a new variant. scienc

. >> reporter: brett vergara is up in the clouds. >> yeah, it's pretty dang magical, i would say. >> reporter: he just got the brooklyn apartment of his dreams, after all. >> you got world trade over there, empire state building, all the bridges. >> reporter: it's a huge upgrade from where he lived before, says his mom katherine starr, visiting from syracuse. >> i remember the first time bringing him down here and dropping him off at his first basement apartment with bars on the walls in a tiny little eight by 10 room. and i'm like, why do you love new york city so much? >> i look out here and feel lucky and humbled and grateful, to say the least. >> reporter: he feels lucky because he got this 49th-floor view for a bargain-basement price. >> rents have been dropping significantly, especially in really dense urban areas such as new york city and san francisco. >> reporter: nancy wu, economist at real estate sites zillow and streeteasy. >> the biggest discounts are in some of the most expensive neighborhoods, and anywhere up to five months of free rent. >> i was stalking streeteasy lo

admiral brett giroir.come to "prime time" and thank you for taking the opportunity. >> thanks for having me. >> first let's do this empirically. is there a problem with misinformation when it comes to the vaccine? let's look at the data. two polls. one, in terms of the gap in vaccination rate. the cue to the control room is p-2. counties that voted for biden versus counties that voted for trump as obvious metrics of partisan preference. you see the rate of increase in gap between those who are vaccinated. next, if we look at it in terms of ethnic identity versus partisan identity, blacks, hispanics, republicans. 65% blacks. 70% hispanics. only 54% republicans. now wet get to you. which is do you believe that misinformation that plays to poison partisanship is part of the problem with why people aren't getting vaccinated, sir? >> so thanks, chris. and let me say, first of all, that as a pediatric icu physician and as a member of the trump administration for three years the covid vaccines authorized in this

. >> i want to bring in the reporter who broke this story, brett kelman, who covers health care for "nk you very much for having me. >> i will out the facts what have has happened here. has tennessee really stopped outreach to minors on covid and everything else? >> tennessee has at least told all of its public health staff to stop that outreach. what that will translate to in reality i think we have yet to see, but what we've had over the last month is sort of a cascade of response to political pressure that has led the health department to start taking down a few twitter posts and now they are removing their logo from any public information about vaccines. it's been a waterfall effect of impacts. >> talk about the political pressure, where is it coming from? >> so in mid-june, there was a legislative hearing in tennessee, where the top public health officials and the tennessee legislature which is very conservative and chastised for gently recommending that teenagers get vaccinated if they're eligible. lawmakers were also very upset about this longstanding tennessee legal doctrine t

brett durant's tells us he was driving on interstates 3.95 near coalville. that's just south of lake toll passed the epicenter of the area where the quake was hit. and you can see some dust blowing up billowing up from the sides of the mountain in the background there through the trees. you just make it out. and he there are big boulders that were scattered all over the highway. yeah, a very scary sight. here's a closer look at the same area. this again from brad huge boulders all over interstate 3.95. >> this again is can said is near coalville drivers chine to move their way around those boulders. luckily, none of them hit cars. at least we've not heard of anything like that. and here's a look at all the aftershocks say they are indicated by the red dots. and you can see at least 13 register so far a 4.2, 3.7 to 3.5 hit minutes later marked bill. the usgs just wrapped up a news conference moments ago. take a listen to what they had to say. shaking was felt. >> san francisco to the east of carson city, nevada and south is

justice brett kavanaugh wrote that there was a "relentless, determined effort to rid the jury of black months later, curtis flowers was released on bail. he walked out of jail with a monitor on his ankle, and his sisters on his arms. >> how are you feeling right now? >> flowers: i feel good. i'm happy i'm out. >> alfonsi: for the first time in 23 years, he was out. >> flowers: and i'm telling you, i felt like i was floating. i was just ready to go. >> alfonsi: in september, the ankle monitor came off. the mississippi attorney general's office dismissed all charges against curtis flowers. it wrote that, "it is in the interest of justice that the state will not seek an unprecedented seventh trial of mr. flowers." in november, doug evans, the man who prosecuted curtis flowers six times, sat down with us in his office for a rare interview. why did you prosecute him again and again? >> doug evans: because i knew he was guilty. and the families knew he was guilty. and the families deserve justice. >> alfonsi: but what about now that those witnesses have changed their stories? >> evans: i don

but with brett kavanaugh they're screaming "we're going to impeach him" every time, and do you know what? how does he get out of that by voting for the democrats. so it's a very sad thing, and he went through what no other person i have ever seen go through. that hearing was the most vicious, horrible hearing i think in the history of our country. i don't think there's ever been anything worse than that. in new york city and state far left democrats actually ran for office, promising to prosecute me, my family, and my company, without knowing anything about me. i never even heard of these people. they knew nothing about me. we're going to get him. we're going to get him. we're going to get trump. and she won. she won. a lot of people running, she won on the basis we're going to get him? what did he do? i don't know but we'll find something. how would you like this? they are in sergio marccione search of a crime and to them it did not matter whether any laws had been broken. the crime was opposing the radical left democrat party. this is lawless behavior, it's a political persecution like

who's helped fight this war head on as the coronavirus testing czar under president trump, admiral brett giroir. good to see you, sir. >> great to be on. >> given the totality of the circumstances now, do you want the message to be to people, if you are not vaccinated, you will get the delta variant? >> i think you're delivering all the messages, and the message i would say is, if you're not vaccinated and if you have not had covid before, you're going to get the delta variant. on average, one person will transmit this to nine people, unlike the original virus, which got transmitted to two or three. it's about as contagious as chicken pox. and we saw what happened even among vaccinated people. let me just say, i'm very concerned about those with natural immunity. natural immunity is real. it provides protection. but there's more and more accumulating evidence that that immunity wanes, and it's not so good against delta. so i'm very concerned and i do support the recommendations that even if you had covid, you need to get vaccinated as well. >> it's a very important point. i hear that all

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. >> feel fine talking behind the bar and gm brett rolling out the welcome mat. >> i mean, it's calledt is fog city for a reason for a staple in san francisco. that's the place to be it is back to food. famous for gourmet burgers strip, steak and fries. >> sour dough pizza as fresh from a wood fire oven. i where pizza and last summer. not i was you're and my favorite brussels >> everything is handmade. nothing is really by. we get joseph sour dough crust dough. cheeses made in-house. plus a hopping bar scene where you'll find mostly locals, although fog city is a trusted tour stop is locals and tourists alike relieved to know that fog city has weathered this temporary storm. it's nice to see the city like back again in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> all right. just in time for dinner that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. those brussel actually really good really good. keep it here. kron 4 news at 6 is coming up next. >> probably also hungry catherine heenan and just a moment. i am >> mostly just thirsty. yeah. up at 6 o'clock tonight. we're going to be talking about the step

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the best placed brett of the seven involved, she's under par after an opening round of 69.who's been following the opening day. thanks for being with us. this signing, clashing with the olympics, we know england's mel reid decided to miss it to focus on tokyo and she's not the only one — there are several others too? how frustrating has been? there are seven ten 20 — how frustrating has been? there are seven top 20 players and _ how frustrating has been? there are seven top 20 players and all that - seven top 20 players and all that aren't here this weekend. there is just so much going on right now with the protocol is changing and players worrying about quarantines and wanting to make sure that they could travel with their delegation, perhaps, but theirteam, overto tokyo and not get caught up. are some of these players, they wanted to be olympians long before golf was evenin to be olympians long before golf was even in the olympics. theyjust had this dream, and they don't want to jeopardise that in any way, you know, and lexi thompson said with all of this travel going on

brett, welcome back.he administration is under fire for inviting the u.n. to investigate the u.s. record on racism. how will that work out? details on that plus this. >> our top priority in all of this is the safety and security of these applicants. they've already in many cases at great risk to themselves assisted the united states over the years. >> bill: now the administration finally taking action to get the afghan interpreters out of the country before they're harmed. major logistical questions as the taliban continues to seize territory. talk about that and more with dan crenshaw when we come back. because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now, while mortgage rates are near all time lows. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $50,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. now's the time to use yo

we have neil with us and brett larson and susan lee. let's go around the horn as we watch the recap here and bret since are you in studio, let's start with you. >> what an amazing thing to have witnessed. we basically saw the beginning of what will be commercial tourism in space. the rocket launch was so flawless it almost looks like a computer graphic generated launch they wanted to use as an example. the being weightless for a few minutes. i had the chance to be weightless once on a flight, a very exciting feeling. i briefly thought i heard bezos said it was similar to swimming when you were weightless and just the view. to be so far up where you no longer see county lines and state borders and borders between countries, you just see the earth as one big blue marble in the vastness of space and here we all are. earth had everybody here except for four people looking back at all of us. >> bill: blue origin takes the name because bezos saw the blue planet as being so significant in our solar system and this is the original. >> the only