suddenly, brett heard shots.upstairs, and was greeted at the top of the stairs by bryan capnerhurst holding a gun on him. and ordered him to the safe. which was in an alcove area in an attic. as he walked by the office, he saw his wife's legs. and he, you know, surmising that she'd been shot. he was taken to this alcove area. and on the way, he realized or recalled that he had a gun hidden on the safe there, in that area. and he said he made a decision as he knelt, at gunpoint, to grab the gun and try to get to capnerhurst before capnerhurst shot him, basically. so he turned around and caught bryan off guard. that's the way he explained it. - by shooting him. - right. and he said he ran to check on his wife and realized that she was dead or dying. and then he went and called 911. andrea canning: police recovered two guns from the scene, brett's 410 revolver, the gun he kept on his safe and used to shoot bryan. in bryan's hand, police found a 9mm pistol that had been used to kill tammy. near bryan's body was his o

good evening, i'm brett bear. >> and i'm martha mccallum.s is a moment we could not have predicted a few short weeks ago, and the stakes kong be higher for these candidates tonight. the abc presidential debate is moments away, we'll see it live from beginning to end here on fox. >> a showdown from vice-president harris and president trump seemed unimaginable, just two months ago. president biden was at the top of the democratic ticket, his stunning debate performance, we saw it here, changed the trajectory of this race. >> and it has been a roller coaster ever since [ ♪♪ ] >> if we finally beat medicine car. >> i don't know what he said, i don't think he know what he said either. >> a campaign in the making, thrown into disarray. >> if the lord almighty said joe get out of the race, i'd get out of the race, but the lord almighty is not coming down. >> as the calls to step down, biden persisted. >> i'm determined on running. >> u sa! >> and a season of political surprises came unforeseen chaos [ ♪♪ ] >> tonight, with faith and devotion, i pro

brett, do you think in project 2025. brett, do you think the former _ in project 2025.resident will try to focus on his policies or direct the attention as keenan says, to his opponent? i direct the attention as keenan says, to his opponent?- says, to his opponent? i think he has to _ says, to his opponent? i think he has to focus _ says, to his opponent? i think he has to focus on _ says, to his opponent? i think he has to focus on his - says, to his opponent? i think. he has to focus on his opponent and make this election a referendum on kamala harris�*s record which she is trying to lie and hide and run from. i think focusing on the record of disaster that the administration, the biden harris administration has had for the last three and a half years will be a focal point, whether it is the economy which has been terrible over the last three and a half years, crime, immigration, all the major problems that we have got, it seems kamala harris wants to disown them. it's almost like 0j saying he is looking for the real killer. i think it will be incumbent on trump to pr

brett favre says he's battling parkinson's disease. we'll talk with one of the authors of a new study that shows favre likely has company, amongst other former players, and the maker of some popular weight loss drugs is being called out in washington. why some lawmakers insist ozempic and other meds don't really have i've recently been diagnosed with parkinson's, favre told a congressional committee about his parkinson's diagnosis during testimony about a welfare fraud situation. >> the 54 year old played in the nfl for 20 years and has suffered multiple concussions. studies have found an association between concussions and traumatic brain injuries, along with parkinson's, which is the second most common neurodegenerative disease after alzheimer's. the brett favre news comes a day after a new study showed 1 in 3 former nfl players believe they have the degenerative brain disease known as cte, linked to repeated hits to the head and concussions. many former players in the study reported having cte symptoms, such as suicidal thoughts. ot

brett favre joins primetime. >> what the hell is brett favre doing here? >> i'm in town to play the dolphins, you dumb ass. >> i don't understand. please explain it to me, jesse. girl's name. [♪♪] >> jesse: fox news alert, kamala harris just bombed her first solo interview. she couldn't answer basic questions and struggled to say how she was different than joe biden. we'll have more on that in a second. last night trump said there was no way he was doing another debate. tonight he's a little more open. >> what would it take to do another debate? what would you need and want? >> i wouldn't need anything. i would do it tomorrow. but i've done two debates. everything was crooked in the second one. i did great with the debates, and i think they've answered everything. but maybe if i got in the right mood, i don't know. right now i'm leading on every single poll in the debates. >> jesse: how do you put trump in the mood? you give him a fair fight. >> i thought the debate was great. i thought i did very well, but i was fighting three people. i was fighting the c

. >> nfl legend brett favre announcing he has parkinson's disease, raising more concern about the risks of football. we hear from an expert later how fans of the netflix drama bridgerton claimed they were scammed. two wild scenes first, a bull and a man squaring off in massachusetts and in canada. one man's stunning reaction when a bear runs out of his garage and father and son counting their cash, how winning the lottery for them became a family affair. >> from abc news this is america this morning. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. >> i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with florida bracing for what could be a major hurricane. >> lane is growing stronger over the gulf of mexico, and thousands are already being forced to evacuate ahead of a life threatening storm surge. this morning, people on florida's gulf coast bracing for a major hurricane. helene is expected to rapidly intensify into a category three storm before making landfall. >> they've seen what the storms can do. and you know, we've been lucky for so long, so you just never know. >> helene is projected to hit

and brett favre is just 54. though we should note, some people are diagnosed with early onset parkinson's in their 50s, regardless of their career. david? >> david: trevor ault tonight. trevor, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, and to an investigation involving suicide, which is legal in switzerland. tonight here, the case of an american woman believed to be the first person to use what's called a suicide pod in switzerland. the 64-year-old woman, from the midwest, reportedly suffered from an autoimmune condition. here tonight, james longman. >> reporter: a criminal investigation is under way tonight after the first-known death of an american woman in a so-called suicide pod in switzerland. the woman is described as a 64-year-old from the midwest who had an autoimmune condition. police say she died in a forest near the german border where the capsule called the sarco pod was placed. it's the first time it's ever been used. and it allows a person to release nitrogen gas into the chamber at the touch of a button. t

brett, where do you think donald trump might be exposed? not disciplined and doesn't stay focused on policy and rather allows the debate to become about personality and persona, i think that's a weak point for him. sometimes donald trump is incredibly disciplined. he was very disciplined in thejoe biden debate and that's what allowed joe biden to basically end his candidacy. if he's that disciplined in this debate, i think he'll be able to point out the weaknesses in kamala harris�*s record and the fact she is trying to basically mislead the american people where she would take the country and the positions that she has. she has shifted so many things and he will be able to point those out, and i think that will help them focus on her policies. so, you know, the weakness for him is to not stay on policy—focused debate and allow kamala harris to talk and make mistakes. and, keenan, what you think kamala harris�*s weak point would be? i think it's very hard to debate someone who has no bottom, and it's very hard to debate someone who has no o

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. >>> and former football star brett favre revealing a stunning diagnosis tonight. >>> first this evening, tropical storm helene gaining strength as it closes in on florida. hurricane warnings and watches in place tonight, expect gd to hit as a category 3. mandatory evacuations, multiple states in the path of this system. ginger zee with the latest track. >>> also breaking as we come on, the images coming in now, a toxic and flammable chemical leaking outside cincinnati. thousands evacuating, authorities moments ago saying they are concerned over the potential for an explosion now. many being urged to close doorms and windows, and to seal them, if you can. >>> with president biden before world leaders at the u.n. today, tonight, israel launching a new wave of deadly air strikes on beirut. the israeli military saying a top hezbollah commander was killed in a targeted missile attack. tens of thousands of people trying to escape. what the president said about the escalating crisis. ian pannell in beirut. >>> election day, 42 days away now. donald trump and xkamala harris on the economy and o

those 5 words from brett favre on capitol hill going across the country. the hall of fame quarterback revealing his parkinson's diagnosis >> during his testimony surrounding the welfare misspending scandal in mississippi. fact that. >> i was branded as a person who stole welfare money. that's the lowest of low. >> those challenges of hurt my good name in a worse than anything i faced in football on the field. favre was a fighter known for his toughness and grit holds the record for 297 consecutive starts with green bay packers. you won 3 straight mvps and a super bowl in 1996. doctors say his toughest fight still to come. there are many professional football players and boxers too, have had developed parkinson's. and so i think it's a real caution in a study connecting concussions and parkinson's results revealed people who suffered a single concussion increase the likelihood of being diagnosed with parkinson's later in a previous interview florida said he'd been diagnosed with 3 or 4 concussions over the course of this 20 year. nfl career but admits that

the bigger story behind brett favre's new diagnosis. plus could parties in the streets be the key to building a better bay area? how san francisco is doubling down on those entertainment zones we've been talking about? all of that is ahead for you. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11, jimmy. >> thank you. dan, stay up late with me. the dumbest person alive. >> and we get to the end of the line. and robert downey jr looks at me and i'm just out of college. and he goes, i forgot my wallet. do you mind covering my coffee having a medical emergency off a cruise ship. this morning, a coast guard helicopter airlifted an eight year old boy from a royal princess cruise ship 20 miles off the coast of eureka in northern california. the boy was diagnosed with appendicitis and needed to get to the hospital very quickly, so cruise ship doctors called in the coast guard to help the boy's family was also hoisted up and flown with him. as far as we know, he is doing okay. we'll fol

. >>> nfl legend brett favre revealing his battle with parkinson's while on the hot seat at a capitol hill hearing. >>> lawmakers demanding to know why are popular weight loss drugs so expensive when they cost less abroad. >>> and the wnba play-offs tipping off as the popularity of women's hoops surges on courts across the country. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone, and welcome. we may be looking at a major hurricane striking the u.s. mainland within the next 48 hours. as we come on the air, here's what forecasters are watching. what is right now tropical storm helene is organizing and gaining strength, likely to reach hurricane status by tomorrow before making landfall in florida some time thursday evening potentially as a category 3 hurricane. helene forecasted to bring drenching rains and storm surge as high as 15 feet. hurricane and storm surge alerts are already posted along the entire west coast of florida, and residents are being urged to finish their preparations. we'll show you some of those preparations in a moment. but firs

brett?me to be r i mean he did build some good roads, apparently. but all of the other [bleep] was really bad. really glad f bad. >> greg: that's true, take out hitler. and that adolf hitler not steve hitler that lives in morgantown virginia, great guy. >> i'm laughing because i know him. [laughter] >> greg: why don't you change your name, steve? you're not getting the jobs! >> can this be something i can still do, potentially? i want to have a porsche but reckitt and drive it off a cliff and just in a ball of fire. but then survived unscathed. >> greg: that is such an interesting choice. [laughter] >> but why? i live. >> greg: i get it. >> it's like, fox news talking head rex porsche but lives! >> greg: i'd like to foil a hostage robbery plot like in diehard. crawl through the air conditioning vents, that would be something really cool. fox news host foils international crime plots! >> and bare feet. >> greg: and bare feet! and then marries demi moore! and then leaves demi moore! and then m

those 5 words from brett favre on capitol hill going across the country. the hall of fame quarterback revealing his parkinson's diagnosis. >> during his testimony surrounding the welfare misspending scandal in mississippi. fact i was branded as a a. >> person who stole welfare money. that's the lowest of low. >> those challenges of hurt my good name in a worse than anything i faced in football on the field. favre was a fighter known for his toughness and grit holding the record for 297 consecutive starts with green bay packers. you won 3 straight mvps and a super bowl in 1996. doctors say his toughest fight still to come. there are many professional football players and boxers too, have had developed parkinson's. and so i think it's a real caution in a study connecting concussions and parkinson's results revealed people who suffered a single concussion increase the likelihood of being diagnosed with parkinson's later in a previous interview in florida said he'd been diagnosed with 3 or 4 concussions over the course of this 20 year. nfl career but admits th

i want to say something to brett favre. i'm a bills fan so go bills for us but we crushed it last night, wonderful game against the jaguars. i am a josh allen fan but also one of your fans. i want to just ask you about the mismanagement in mississippi and the audits by new york and ask if you could maybe comment on the millions of needy families across the country the policymakers are trying to protect and why it is so important for us to institute this program particularly in my bill to make sure we have oversight and accountability in place and that these funds go to people like matt underhile if you could address that quickly. >> i think you said it about as simple as you can say it. we need to get the funds to the people who absolutely need it. our federal government, you guys, are the ones that can get that done. said what happened in mississippi. not only to me but to the many children that have had to suffer. as i said earlier, i'm not the smartest person in the room. there's been a lot of things that have been tried

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if after brett favre, it can happen to anybody. pennsylvania congressman mike kelly was favre situation but the executive director of the aclu of mississippi, jarvis dortch compared it to a welfare recipient potentially misusing the funds that life will be turned upside down, mr. farms right here and he's accused of misspending a million dollars. dortch says that's one reason why many who qualify for tanf don't apply but says there's a lot of issues with the program. you have a history of. >>punishing people. if they make any mistake. and the assistance that is available is not enough to really supporting one. texas congresswoman beth van dyne says the cash assistance amount for recipients has not been updated since 10 of start in 1996 nearly 30 years ago. >>not the number of children families below the poverty level. today lawmakers are working on federal legislation to change that in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >>stay here. will >>can't believe i'm really saying this. but tonight was the a's last ever night game at the oakland

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>> i thought that stephanie was engaged in an interesting moment with brett.was if she doesn't hold these positions are you going to vote for donald trump? there is this kind of worry that kamala harris is going to turn out to be a liberal. perhaps she is. but does that mean -- does it follow from that fact that you can't not vote for her because your identity is so constituted as a conservative that you are willing to hand over the country to someone like donald trump? and that's what she was trying to say. you can't make her into you. she's -- her policies are not going to be aligned with project 2025, her projects are not going to be aligned with moderate republicans. she is who she is and we can begin to detail that over the course of her career. we can't morph her into something else, but the question for the coalition, the broad coalition, is that she is who she is and donald trump is who he is. where do you land? >> i think the other thing is for them it's about them. >> of course. >> because there is a voter, i think mitch mcconnell and bill barr are t

the shocking revelation from hall of fame quarterback brett favre. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with tropical storm helene gathering strength as it moves over the warm caribbean waters. florida's gulf coast is bracing for a direct hit. the storm is expected to become a hurricane today, and it could reach a powerful category three with winds peaking at 120 miles per hour and up to 15-foot storm surge by the time it makes landfall late tomorrow. florida's governor and president biden have already declared a state of emergency. mandatory evacuations are under way in low-lying counties. georgia's governor also declared a state of emergency. helene is expected to hit atlanta by early friday. cbs' jason allen is on florida's big bend with the preparations. >> reporter: all along florida's west coast people are fueling up. >> i got about three quarters of a tank now. we're trying to get it. never know. >> reporter: and boarding up ahead of helene. here in the coastal town of east point business owners are taking no chances, shutting down days before

i wouldn't want to have martha and brett.t someone else other than martha and brett, i would love to have frankly, sean or laura let's give someone else a shot, but i don't think martha and brett were good last night. >> howard, what do you make of trump and people around him, as we just showed, and some of the fox folks admitting reality? >> well, you know, i think you have to understand this is related to the fight going on in the murdaugh murdock family after murdock goes. murdock and trump have had bad blood. this is what trump does. it's incredibly unpresidential. i was thinking last night as i was watching if thing, who would vote for a guy like this? obviously, he's going to get some votes, but he's not going to get votes about people who think carefully about the issues and the future of the united states. he'll get votes of really angry people, and as i've said all this whole campaign, this is a campaign about hate and rage in the republican party, and i think that kamala harris actually represents somebody who knows

well, a stunning revelation about nfl hall of famer brett favre. the football legend telling lawmakers he was recently diagnosed with parkinson's disease and the state of the presidential race will take a closer look here with 42 days to go until election day. >> we'll talk with our political expert about some new polling that's out and what all of it means for he harris and trump some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org welfare reform today included a startling revelation. the hall of famer says he was recently diagnosed with parkinson's disease. >> sadly, i also lost an investment in a company that i believe

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what does brett favre do now?d on x this has been an ordeal but his family and friends have been supporting him. there is no cure for parkinson's, but it's also not fatal. there are a lot of treatments that can make a big difference. people live for a long time with parkinson's. >> thank you, stef. >>> coming up on our special series, heroes among us. we will shine a light on a remarkable veteran that dedicated her life to helping others. and we have a really special surprise for you you don't want to miss. >>> christine romans is here with a look at the growing backlash at the request for tips. >> consumers are feeling stressed out about tipping. they are overwhelmed by all the prompts asking for gratuity everywhere. we will look at the tipping point and tipping culture right after the break. . my dermatologist recommended nutrafol, and it's 100% drug—free and clinically tested. within three months, my hair is fuller. it's longer, it's thicker. it's so nice to be noticed for my hair after hiding it for so many ye

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. ♪ entyvio, entyvio, entyvio ♪ >> norah: former green bay packers quarterback brett favre dropped acongress. the 54-year-old revealed he is battling parkinson's disease. here is cbs's omar villafranca. >> i very much appreciate the today.unity to testify here- >> reporter: a stunning announcement today from hall of fame quarterback brett favre. >> i've recently been diagnosed with parkinson's. this is also a cause dear to my heart. >> reporter: favre was testifying in capitol hill about a mississippi welfare scandal where he is accused of improperly using his connections to secure millions of dollars for his alma mater and himself for speaking engagements he never performed. favre has repaid more than a million dollars to the state and has denied all wrongdoing. >> even though i knew and i know i had done nothing wrong, i returned the funds, no questions asked. >> favre in the end zone. caught, touchdown! >> reporter: favre's flashy style of play led to highlights and crushing hits. >> favre hit as he throws. >> reporter: he has not been diagnosed with cte, but it's not clear if fav

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if not the brett favre, it can happen to anybody. pennsylvania congressman mike kelly was favre situation but the executive director of the aclu of mississippi, jarvis dortch compared it to a welfare recipient potentially misusing the funds that person life will be turned upside down, mr. farms right here and he's accused of misspending a million dollars. dortch says that's one reason why many who qualify for tanf don't apply but says there's a lot of issues with the program. you have a history of >> punishing people. if they make any mistake. and the assistance that is available is not enough to really supporting one. texas congresswoman beth van dyne says the cash assistance amount for recipients has not been updated since 10 of start in 1996 nearly 30 years ago. >> not the number of children and families below the poverty level. today lawmakers are working on federal legislation to change that in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> my weather time here as we get a live look at san francisco's embarcadero the goal cruise ship is poste

. >> house republican conference chair elise stefanik and white house middle east coordinator brett mcgurk spoke at the israeli-american council summit in washington, d.c. picked in your congresswoman criticize the biden administration's policy on israel and discussed her call for university presidents to resign over the handling of anti-semitism on their campuses. current hostage negotiations between israel and hamas and outline the biggest obstacle to a possible deal. he served in national security post for both republican and democratic presidents including president biden. >> well, thank you so much. thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you so much for that warm welcome and thank you to call you for that very kind introduction. i want to first began and think doctor adelson, elan carr and the israeli-american council for inviting me to be with you here today at this historic event. first off, how great was president trump yesterday? i was honored like all of you to spend time with them last night as he shared his sister work record of strength for israel and the jewish people

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brett o'donnell is a geo-peak medications consultant who has prepped several presidential candidates debate, and terry's implant was one of president barack obama's longest serving speechwriters and he's also the book "say it well." and terry knows what that's about. thanks for being with us. we are to borrow a page from fox sports. the keys to the debate tonight. first of all, brett, give us your three keys for donald trump tonight. >> i think the first thing is that donald trump has to make this debate about policy and not about personality. as long as he is focused on tying harris to the past and the failures of this past administration, then he is on the right course. because he has to make this a referendum about the status quo and the biden-harris administration. finally, he's got to paint her as a weak, failed, dangerously liberal candidate who would endanger the future. >> that is for team trump. what about team harris? what are the keys to the game tonight? >> is the exact opposite. she has to define herself. the most important thing you can do in any debate is define yourse

i'm joined now by hillary clinton's former campaign manager, robby mook and republican debate coach brett'donnell. nice to see you both gentlemen. robbie first to you. the harris campaign agreed to the abc format even though they say that having muted microphones we'll fundamentally disadvantage her. >> do you agree or how do you think the microphone is really will impact her in this debate? well, i think it would have been helpful to have them unmuted because voters would have heard donald trump's rants and comments. and i think it would speak to the kind of unstable character that he is. >> but i think at the end of the day, it's not going to make an enormous difference. >> the big question on my mind is what donald trump is going to show up to this debate i think bret could write on a three by five note card in about two minutes the five things that donald trump needs to get across in this debate and the struggle that trump continues to have is he, he can't deliver a coherent message and so this debate is an opportunity for him. he's kind of lost the narrative over the last six months.

brett, where it's the clips of these debates that end up being shared certainly by younger voters well, one thing that robbie said, i agree with is debates are about moments there about being able to drive a message that's connected to your audience and about those shiny moments that you and the press pay attention to or people on tiktok or x or whatever the forum might be that drive the media narrative for days after that debate. >> so you do want to have those pre-canned moments, those lines going in that kind of attract press attention and exact competitive advantage joe, for your opponent. so you have to practice those moments, coming into the debate. >> for the record, i'm still on myspace guy, brett o'donnell, robby mook, glad we can end on a point. we all agree with. thank you all very much. and a programming reminder you can catch the full of eight plus post-debate analysis here on cnn. that is next tuesday at 9:00 p.m. eastern time all right. still ahead. we're gonna go back to georgia. our john miller has some new reporting just specifically, the fbi version of what was known

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brett favre is just 54.eople getting it earlier. >> george: thousands of concussions? >> that's what he said. hundreds to thousands. at low levels, but still doctors say that it can cause impact of leaving you more susceptible to neurodegenerative disorders. >> george: thank you, trevor. up next bridgerton super fans that paid over $100 for tickets to a disappointing event. >> george: coming up, "bridgerton" fans are disappointed this event. ive in ? of course not, there's no parking. like you know to check the sign first, before parking. do you hear it? i hear it. i feel like i do hear it. oh! aww, man. why didn't you read the sign? think you can pay a parking ticket in heirloom tomatoes? yeah, checking first is smart. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. you're in good hands with allstate. don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i

let's start with brett favre. what else did he say in the testimony? >> reporter: he was there because of those allegations that you just mentioned that he improperly pocketed public funds through a direct cash assistance fund, this entire hearing was based on the premise on how that direct cash assistance program can be reformed. brett favre one of the most public faces, having the conversation about those forms in particular, he was swept up in the civil suit by afteroverzealous public prosecutor. as we watching that hearing, that new disclosure about his health, that parkinson's diagnosis caught all of our attention, nobody knew it as we went into the hearing. >> ali, i want to shift gears and talk about boeing, faa administrator whitaker testified about the safety culture at boeing. what exactly did we learn from his testimony. >> reporter: today was sort of the scramble to get all of the hearings done before congress goes out of session for a month, for the election, so we were seeing a wide range of hearings, from the hearing with favre to this u

coming up, hall of fame quarterback brett favre. it says he was recently diagnosed with parkinson's. details on today's sobering announcement. plus california con doors hello have returned to the east bay where those big birds were spotted and then hire spy rings and allegations of retaliation. there's a war of words going on between the san mateo county sheriff and the board of supervisors, their >> now at 4.30, a dispute between the san mateo county sheriff's office and board of supervisors is spilling out into the public with possible big getting ugly. vick. now the community is reacting to this and kron four's. michael thomas has the latest. >> the seminole county sheriff and her colleagues have been going back and forth for weeks. and many residents say they actually prefer it that way. so they know what's going on. this back and forth includes a lot of hirings firings investigations and a lot of different allegations. sunday night, san mateo county sheriff christina corpus held a press conference to many that the county board

i'd love to have somebody else other than martha and brett.'d love to have, frankly, shaun or jesse or laura. >> jimmy: yeah. or kid rock or kanye or -- [ laughter ] kim jong-un would be very good. [ laughter ] a lot of very fine people. and as if the night didn't go disastrously enough for him, it wrapped up with an endorsement from taylor swift who posted a photo to instagram moments after the debate -- [ cheers and applause ] -- endorsing clafrs. kamala harris. she signed it with a shot at j.d. vance, "with love and hope, taylor swift, childless cat lady." good work, j.d., you really screwed the sofa bed with this one. [ laughtlau[ laughter ] >> in order to speak to woman voters who, obviously, they care about what she thinks. >> of course. well, look. we admire taylor swift's music, but i don't think most americans, whether they like her music, are going to be influenced by a billionaire celebrity who i think is fundamentally disconnected from the interests. >> jimmy: hm. [ laughter ] you mean a disconnected billionaire celebrity like your

>> the only debate i think in happen will be 1 you and brett moderated.elieve you about the fair in both 2 follow-ups and i have no idea what your politics are. 90 what brett politics are." not agree to any of the other networks and i've worked with them all. i've done moderated debates with danna basch and lester and kristin this past november. it requires you be very evenhanded and they are very scripted as you know. it's worked out beforehand the abc debate was the worst debate in history and we can have that happen again. it was a disservice to about the candidates especially donald trump and the american people so if it happens again i think brian fallon to come here and to you and brett and beg you to beg donald trump to do another debate. >> martha: we'll see how that plays out. we're like the opportunity is that something you would advise to this point because she is rising in the polls and she's going to need those people in the middle many of whom watch this channel spanky i do think so. advocates good for the american people in the american peo

he comes on the heels of nfl quarterback brett favre revealing he has parkinson's disease.r expert panel. a neuroscientist and ceo of the concussion legacy foundation, and dr. daniel dennis barr, chief of brain injury rehabilitation at the harvard medical school. good to see you, and good to have you on today. here is a little bit. brett favre was on capitol hill yesterday. here is a little bit of what he told the committee. listen here. >> sadly i also lost an investment in a company i believed was developing a breakthrough concussion drug i thought would help others, and i'm sure that you will understand, while it is too late for me, because i've recently been diagnosed with parkinson's, this is also a cause dear to my heart. >> john: here we have another athlete developing degenerative brain disease. he told tmz the doctor said to him, if it's not in your family and there's none on either side, the first thing we look at is head trauma. and he said, i wrote the book on head trauma. what shame. >> he's been very publicly talking about cte for years, trying to raise awaren

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