robin and erin were fellow travelers on it. erin house: we loved to go dancing. we were both under 21, so we weren't drinking. we were just enjoying being young. best friends? yeah. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and then, one evening in 2003, robin met a cool guy. his name was jeremy david spielbauer, and he went by jd. they danced all night long, and she said they had a blast. he was genuine, he was caring, and he showed her a lot of attention. the perfect guy. - yeah. - polite? very polite. says yes sir and no sir. erin house: yes. and would be the type to take his hat off when he met you. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): jd's good conduct came as perhaps no surprise. just 21, a big part of jd's life story was his service in the marine corps and combat in iraq and afghanistan. he would tell people all the time that certain things would cause him like ptsd, and he couldn't be in loud places, and he didn't want to be in crowded bars. because he had been a marine and fought overseas. yeah. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): in civilian life, jd was a mechanic, a gearhead. er

erin, is it jeff bezos moving to the right?is he just kissing the rink as whatever that dude was saying? >> i don't think he is moving to the right i think he is moving to sanity and towards the center. let's remember this is not anything new. i think editorial boards are the way of the past i don't think we need any disconnected people telling us who that we should vote for president you can share your opinion i'm here for that but this is nonsense. remember in the 2024 cycle all these left-wing talking heads talking about he is suppressing the press and freedom. when michael bloomberg was running for president of the united states he told his publication, bloomberg, to not cover the other democrats and the primary negatively. so we want to talk about freedom of the press and manipulation there is one example of a mountain of where this has happened. so you know what? if you want to move towards the center and start having people red your publication again this is a good start. [applause] >> greg: emily? i love how on cnn peop

. >> nariva erin burnett out next on cnn. >> i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. i look forward to seeing you monday morning, 10 a.m. eastern, when the situation room moves to mornings and expands to two hours starting monday. please join pamela brown and me every weekday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon eastern. we'll be covering the most important stories from around the world and across the country. until then, thanks very much for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >> outfront next, the breaking news. no apologies. zelenskyy speaking moments ago for the first time since the president and vice president of the united states berated him for the world to see russian dissident chess champion garry kasparov joins me, along with senator richard blumenthal, who met with zelenskyy today. also breaking new details about the sudden and mysterious death of actor gene hackman, his wife and dog, a couple who has known hackman and his wife for 30 years are speaking out tonight outfront. plus, china and russia now recruiting fired u.s. federal workers. and we'll tell y

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erin mclaughlin put it to one farmer, hard hit. >> reporter: doug's family has been raising ducks fordoes the farm mean to you? >> it's my life, heritage, an icon of long island. >> reporter: breeding some of the most sought after ducks in the world, supplying the best restaurants in the northeast. >> that farm is under quarantine. >> reporter: crashing down six weeks ago. >> we check them every day, birds flock together, i saw a series of dead ones. >> reporter: the ducks tested positive for bird flu. >> never seen anything quite like this, this quick, this fast. i knew this meant everything would be gone. >> reporter: the same day he let go of 45 staff members. >> rank it with the death of my parents as the most devastating times of my life. >> reporter: then you had to euthanize, what was it like? >> it sickened me. just horrible, sickening, disgusting day after day feeling for about a week until you have nothing left. >> reporter: 99,000 prize ducks, his entire flock gone, now decaying in a barn on his property. corwin's ducks now among 166 million birds culled because of the bird

gop strategist erin mcguire. she's proof you don't need a diploma. >> to put. >> libs in a coma. political media personality emily wilson. and she became a big star by watching men's spa. host of outkick the morning charlie arnold. all right, now, before we get to some new stories, let's do this. >> greg's leftovers. >> yeah, it's leftovers where i read the jokes we didn't use this week. and as always, it's my first time reading them. so if they suck, we'll slather joe mackey in barbecue sauce and feed him to jb pritzker. on a flight to italy, a couple was forced to sit beside a dead passenger. big deal. i sleep next to one every night, said one woman. who? all right. former vp nominee tim walz is now doing stand up comedy. kamala dropped by to support him because he heard there was an eight drink minimum. attorney general pam bondi accused the fbi of hiding thousands of epstein documents. the fbi put them in a place no one would look. joy behar is back fat. you to denver. strip clubs were ordered to pay nearly 14 million for wage theft. not only that, all 14 million must be in t

josh mankiewicz (voiceover): erin still struggles with her own sense of loneliness.re. josh mankiewicz: her number is still in your phone? yeah. because? if i delete it, i delete her. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and as for katie. josh mankiewicz: you feel better now? yes and no. i'm happy it's over, but it's still sad and heartbreaking. it's a tragedy. it doesn't go away. it doesn't fix anything. it doesn't bring robin back. robin's mom gave you a hug after the trial. she did. i love robin's mom. and for her to reach out to me like that, actions speak louder than words. and there wasn't a single thing that she could have said to me that was more powerful than the hug that she gave me. josh mankiewicz: you hugged katie at the end of the trial. she hugged first. and it's-- i'm a hugger, so, yes, i hugged back. would katie be wrong to see that as a sign of forgiveness? i don't know how to answer that because i don't know if i have forgiven either one of them yet. i mean, one of the theories is that they were in it together. either of you believe that? i mean, either of

erin. >> yeah. i mean, you know, he he jumped in there. it it changed everything. all right. thank you very much, jeff zeleny outfront now, the democratic senator, richard blumenthal. he met with zelenskyy today. so so he was with him in washington. he's also, of course, on armed services committee. garry kasparov, russian dissident, grand chessmaster, also just wrote an article in the atlantic that i would urge anyone to read who hasn't? senator blumenthal, so, you know, you were with zelenskyy today. he you know, this this this moment happened, which i have to keep rewatching. and yet it makes me sick to watch it. um, he did not apologize. in that interview with bret baier. he stood firm. so what happens now? >> well. >> i was. >> with president zelenskyy. >> earlier in. the day at 930. >> in a. bipartisan meeting, very positive. and very productive. and he was ready, willing and able to sign that agreement. there was an expectation in the room that the agreement was all set. i think there is a mutuality of interest in that agreement and in. >> the minerals deal. so he was

thank you david angelo, erin maguire, emily wilson, charly arnolt and our studio audience. "fox news at night" is next. i'm greg gutfeld, i love you, america. >> trace: good evening, i'm trace gallagher. 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news at night". >>> i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the media. you should be thanking the president. >> you don't feel now but you will feel it in the future. >> president donald trump: you don't know that. don't tell us what we are going to feel. you are not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. with us you start having cards. you are gambling with world war iii. >> trace: breaking tonight, president trump maintains he still wants an immediate cease-fire between ukraine and russia but has serious doubts that president zelenskyy wants the same. it all comes after an historic diplomatic dustup between the 2 leaders and the entire world could see. >> we had a meeting today as you know with president zelens

erin mcguire, emily wilson, charlie arnold, our studio audience. fox news. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. >> good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. >> this is. >> the ingraham. >> angle from new york city tonight. the smackdown heard round. >> the. >> world hit. >> the road. jack. and don't you come back no more. >> no more, no more. >> no more. hit the road, jack. and don't you come back no more. >> the president has kicked zelensky out of the white house. his delegation right now is telling him that he's got to go home. the president felt disrespected. the lunch that they were supposed to have is sitting right outside the hallway. and the press staffers are going to be eating that lunch. >> mr. president, is the real deal. mr. president, can you tell us what is. >> the deal off? >> president zelensky, can you tell us what happened? yeah. yeah, yeah. do you want to. >> did you sign the minerals deal? >> off the bottom? >> as usual, the. >> babylon bee. >> perfectly summed up today's zelensky oval office performance. saying zelensky tries bold new strategy. >> of

joining me now is forensic dna expert nyu law professor erin murphy. her research focuses on technology in the criminal justice system, and she's the author of inside the cell the dark side of forensic dna, which addresses the scientific, legal, and ethical challenges of forensic dna. professor, good to see you. so did the fbi violate privacy laws in this case? >> truthfully? probably not. under the constitution, it's pretty clear the supreme court has said that state privacy laws do not set the scope of constitutional protection under the federal law. we don't have a kind of directly pertinent statute. we don't even really have good regulations of access to genetic material more generally. so there's no federal law to violate. and although about ten states have passed laws directly targeting law enforcement, access to genetic genealogy databases like these, these recreational databases. uh, those states don't include idaho. and even if it did, it's not clear the fbi has to follow idaho's law. when it does searches. >> so did the dna databases violate

erin house: robin's mom is calling me, asked if i'd seen robin.ix hours later, i pick up the phone, all i say is, did you find her? she said, they found her body. denny hargrove: and i saw three girls running towards me hollering, she's dead,

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