his office affair with shannon crowley.even revealed that when he heard something had happened to denita, he immediately suspected shannon. >> and one of the things that popped in my head based on my recent interactions with shannon was that maybe she had done something. >> he told everything on the stand. >> but he didn't hold back. >> no. he really didn't hold back. the story is out. so you have to go ahead and tell the truth because if you don't, you look like a liar now. >> so in that sense, jermeir did do the right thing. >> he did. >> the defense argued shannon was being framed for a murder jermeir, alone, committed. >> shannon crowley's lawyers trying to paint jermeir as a crooked cop. you know, everything kind of elevates shannon crowley as she couldn't do anything like this. it has to be this bad cop over here. >> i didn't know what he had done. and i didn't know what he was going to do to me. >> it's often considered risky for a murder defendant to take the stand. but shannon crowley insisted on telling her story.

joining me is mike crowley from "the new york times" and former house speaker paul ryan. traditions on the hill. the president said to the pool just earlier today he would be going to the regular republican senate lunch today. obviously pitching for whatever stimulus package they agreed on, if they agreed on something, after some resistance from mitch mcconnell. he also needs the speaker of the house to get anything passed. he's already said he will not be going to the traditional house speaker's st. patrick day's lunch. i can't think of anything less partisan than the speakers lunch for st. patrick's day. >> which says so much about the challenges we have going on. the st. patrick's lunch is a great opportunity for everybody to get together and be nice to each other for about an hour. the president was clearly unwilling to do that. we have a situation where we're walking into a public health crisis that could have major economic consequences and the president and speaker of the house have not spoken to each other in months. this is a time where you would hope there could

[applause] >> my former colleague joe crowley is here of new york. and joe can attest to how hard he and all of us fought to make sure that of those 106 -- 106 women in the house, 91 of them are democrats. and i'm just saying civic. it's not political because we made a decision that we would increase those numbers. it was 12 democrats. 11 republicans. we hope their number will grow of women. but we will continue to grow our number. the interesting thing about it because when i was induct into the women's hall of fame in seneca falls, new york says she's modestly. and i want women to be immo chest in that respect, just saying. when whiz there in preparation for it all, we visited susan b. anthony's home. katy stanton. all of them. but elizabeth katy stanton and susan b. anthony were a pair. she had a flock of kids like five children. one would be stiring the pot. and the other one would be writing it down. but they plotted. and susan b. anthony would ride the range and go out there and preach it all. he bought a house and put it in her name in seneca

or the gun is indeed here in moscow crowley meeting blood him or putin a while ago 6 the turkish leader announced a gathering on syria in istanbul between russia turkey but also france and germany but one where putin convinced his turkish counterpart but they do not need mediators i had to read access to the room where the 2 leaders shook their hands and i can tell you that both are putin that up paper the gun looked very focused and very concentrated well no surprise they know this is very important meeting the whole world is watching and waiting for the outcome here rather to leaders about their expectations. but we must talk through everything the entire situation that is unfolded to this day so that nothing like this ever happens again so that this doesn't damage russian turkish relations which we all hold very dearly and i know that the whole world is watching this meeting i believe that today's decisions will alleviate the tensions in it little the relations between russia and turkey are at the highest task today is to make them even better. what is clear now it is not going to be

with me are writer and broadcaster shyama perera and business journalist john crowley.ith us, not in the studio, but for our review of the studio, but for our review of the papers. the sunday telegraph carries a warning from the prime minister that the nhs could be "overwhelmed", like the italian health system, in just a fortnight, as official guidance paved the way for british doctors to prioritise the coronavirus patients who are most likely to survive. the sunday times reports that more than a million people most at risk from the coronavirus are being told to live in isolation at home for three months. the mail on sunday has borisjohnson giving a stark warning about what the nhs, as well as urging britons to celebrate mother's day remotely, by using video calls. the sunday people has a picture of a stern—looking borisjohnson, saying don't go and visit your mum. the sunday mirror carries the same story, and adds there is an appeal for 50,000 nurses to help fight coronavirus. the sunday express quotes the prime minister, saying the threat now facing britain "cannot be

from crowley, louisiana, good evening. guest: my question is a simple one. citizen and i have -- i heard a lot of the covid-19 deaths are caused by pneumonia. what does the shot protect us from? guest: that is a great question. we get so many different vaccines to protect you against a number of infections. we talked a little bit earlier about the difference between bacterial infections and viral infections, the vaccine you received is against the pneumococcal pneumonia. that can cause infections in older and compromised patients. that will not offer any protection against covid-19 just , like the flu vaccine is not going to protect you against covid-19. we are looking for a vaccine specific to covid-19. if you had the pneumonia vaccine, you did do a great job of protecting your lungs against that bacterial infection because if you got a bacterial infection and bacterial pneumonia that , would make you at risk for contracting the virus because your lungs would be compromised. host: are you surprised we are at this point with this virus in the united states?

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it's already affecting claire crowley's season 16 of "the bachelorette."e virus. >> it may be the first season for "the bachelorette" to stay stateside. voice of jack, i know that you're our resident "bachelor" expert here. what does this mean for the prospects of the bachelorette's season? >> i mean, this is -- i couldn't think of a more horrific development. >> yeah. >> to run into a season of "the bachelorette." if you can't even think of the fantasy suite in bora bora, you know, what's the sense of even doing it? >> yeah. >> just can the whole thing. >> right. i watch "the bachelorette" for the culture. >> yeah, absolutely, that's what you want to see. you want to see that, you know, santorini. >> why watch the travel channel? >> exactly. >> when you have "the bachelorette." >> if you're not going international, it's not worth it. >> what are we even doing here? >> period, full stop. >> i get you, jack. i know this is a tough day. >> i'll try to recover. >> you're going to like this story. meantime, katy perry and orlando bloom have reportedly canceled

edward wong is a diplomatic correspondent, and michael crowley is a white house correspondent coveringgn policy. good to have you both here. >> thanks, margaret. >> brennan: i want to start on what we haven't mentioned thus far in the show, that the president has made a choice to run the intelligence community. he's going to renominate a congressman, john ratcliffe. is he actually going to go through and get nominated and confirmed? >> well, that's a big question. , you know, president trump was getting close to nom nath congressman ratcliffe back in the summer. and he met so much resistance from senior republicans in congress who said this man is not qualified. he's only been on the intelligence committee for a year, may have inflated his resume, and is a much mo have held that job. the president pulled back and didn't do it. there's not a lot of evidence to that, but there may be a little bit of a game going on here because the president has install the richard grenle, his ambassador to germany, in that job, on an acting basis and because of complicated things that have to do with ho

our vice president is indicate sevetti, commissioner douglas chan, commissioner essex crowley, and commissioner jack miner. >> supervisor peskin: and could you remind us who that appointing authority is, and who confirms -- whether it's the board of supervisors, who confirms their appointment railroor rejection? >> they are actually appointed by the mayor. >> supervisor peskin: and are they 300 appointments? are they appointments that the board can affirmatively reject with a two-thirds super majority within 30 days of the appointment? >> that, i cannot answer off the top of my head, but i know at the same time that when a mayor has made the appointment, it has been brought to the board of supervisors attention. >> supervisor peskin: okay. well, that would mean it's a 3.100 appointment. and i'll ask no more questions, but i do want to thank supervisor fewer. this has been an on and off again perennial issue relative to exempt and nonexempt employees, so i really want to thank the house of labor for holding our feet to the fire. i realize the issue with the crossing guards is a little bit differ

our vice president is indicate sevetti, commissioner douglas chan, commissioner essex crowley, and commissioner jack miner. >> supervisor peskin: and could you remind us who that appointing authority is, and who confirms -- whether it's the board of supervisors, who confirms their appointment railroor rejection? >> they are actually appointed by the mayor. >> supervisor peskin: and are they 300 appointments? are they appointments that the board can affirmatively reject with a two-thirds super majority within 30 days of the appointment? >> that, i cannot answer off the top of my head, but i know at the same time that when a mayor has made the appointment, it has been brought to the board of supervisors attention. >> supervisor peskin: okay. well, that would mean it's a 3.100 appointment. and i'll ask no more questions, but i do want to thank supervisor fewer. this has been an on and off again perennial issue relative to exempt and nonexempt employees, so i really want to thank the house of labor for holding our feet to the fire. i realize the issue with the crossing guards is a little bit differ

our vice president is indicate sevetti, commissioner douglas chan, commissioner essex crowley, and commissioner jack miner. >> supervisor peskin: and could you remind us who that appointing authority is, and who confirms -- whether it's the board of supervisors, who confirms their appointment railroor rejection? >> they are actually appointed by the mayor. >> supervisor peskin: and are they 300 appointments? are they appointments that the board can affirmatively reject with a two-thirds super majority within 30 days of the appointment? >> that, i cannot answer off the top of my head, but i know at the same time that when a mayor has made the appointment, it has been brought to the board of supervisors attention. >> supervisor peskin: okay. well, that would mean it's a 3.100 appointment. and i'll ask no more questions, but i do want to thank supervisor fewer. this has been an on and off again perennial issue relative to exempt and nonexempt employees, so i really want to thank the house of labor for holding our feet to the fire. i realize the issue with the crossing guards is a little bit differ

our vice president is indicate sevetti, commissioner douglas chan, commissioner essex crowley, and commissioner jack miner. >> supervisor peskin: and could you remind us who that appointing authority is, and who confirms -- whether it's the board of supervisors, who confirms their appointment railroor rejection? >> they are actually appointed by the mayor. >> supervisor peskin: and are they 300 appointments? are they appointments that the board can affirmatively reject with a two-thirds super majority within 30 days of the appointment? >> that, i cannot answer off the top of my head, but i know at the same time that when a mayor has made the appointment, it has been brought to the board of supervisors attention. >> supervisor peskin: okay. well, that would mean it's a 3.100 appointment. and i'll ask no more questions, but i do want to thank supervisor fewer. this has been an on and off again perennial issue relative to exempt and nonexempt employees, so i really want to thank the house of labor for holding our feet to the fire. i realize the issue with the crossing guards is a little bit differ