congressman gallagher? >> thank you, chairman johnson, ranking member peters abs and distinguished members of the committee. it is an honor to be here. thank you to you and your staffs for engaging super actively with the work of the commission as we try and turn our recommendations into actual legislation. we start really from sobering recognition similar to the one hich animated the original project solarium some 67 years ago. it was not getting the job done. i would wholeheartedly agree with chairman johnson. for a variety of reasons we have yet to achieve the speed and agility that is necessary for survival in cyberspace. how do we get there? as angus king reminds me, structure is policy. i would like to talk a bit about our recommendations related to structure. first, we believe that we must create a house permanent select committee on cybersecurity in order to streamline congressional oversight and authority. second we believe we must establish a senate confirmed national cyberdirector that chairman j

i don't think we can rule out anythi . >> soremember gallagher, will taxes go up? >> that is the last thing we should do when people are struggling during this timee st thing we should do is add to their tax load which is already the highest in the ca nation in fornia. i agree with david, we need to work with federal partners. ovthey have already ed $2 trillion worth of relief and more coming in as that is debated in washington dc. we have control over the reservesk which i thwe need to use to help make a stable budget this year but i think that we need to get more and re of the economy opened up, because more than anything that will help to close the gap. in>> david chu san francisco and james gallagher in yuba city, thank you much. >> thank you. >>> weeks of sheltering in place have taken a heavy toll on retailers. today, the state began loosening restrictions for some of them. clothing stores and sporting goods stores can reopen with social distancing in place rbfo de pickup and delivery. nine in restaurants, shopping malls, and strants must remain closed for no

. >>> joining us is state assembly member david chu, and from the sutter county, james gallagher, thank you both for joining us >> thanks for having us. >> you both returned to work whthis week. is it like to legislate in the midst of a pandemic with masks and protests? >> i think the biggest difference thu notice is the capital building is not populated. it is like a ghost town walking the halls. usually the public is in the capital walking the building obviously different groups are r wanting to petition th government. you do not see that, right? we are still able to conduct hearings and provide public the phone and conference calls and also a videoconferencing center in the capital for witnesses to testify. >> assembly member gallagher, are masks required? >> no, they're not required. masks, but thare not o wear required for members. i am practicing social distancing. i not go within six feet of other persons in the committee room we are parated out and we also have a microphone you owcovengs so all the surfaces are continually disinfected. there are a lot of safety protocols put in

pastor gallagher tells me that typically thanksgiving and christmas are the busiest times for the food pantry which is open every tuesday and thursday morning there at the top of the hill of kirchner avenue in san jose now though he says every time the pantry is open. it's just like thanksgiving and christmas. >>reporting live rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>thank you rob next at 5 we have details on the new steps amazon is taking to provide health care workers across the country with personal protective equipment. plus a surprise decision by wisconsin supreme court overturns the state's stay at home order leading to confusion and packed bars across the states. and time is running out that's a whistleblower's morning as he testified before congress about the covid-19 crisis. why he says mo the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when y

senator angus king and congressman mike gallagher. if i lived further north congressman al gore would be my member of congress. we are pleased to welcome suzanne spaulding who -- i'll introduce people more formally prior to their -- also thomas fanning, two of the commissioners of the commission. first of all i want to thank the cochairs and that commissioners for the important work on the cyberspace solarium commission. i think the end product is excellent. i think it has solid recommendations that a number of these are within our committees jurisdiction over the working hard to evaluate those and the ones that we can get them passed into law of these recommendations can be done through executive action. what i'd like to spend my time just enter my formal written state into the record, i just want to talk about two of the commission's recommendations. when i i got here in the congrs in 2011, cybersecurity was a hot issue. it still is. it's not going away. i remember the buzzword back ban is we have to do something about this. we've m

congressman gallagher. >> take a chairman johnson, ranking member peters, the names of the committee. it's an honor to be a presenting the findings of the cyberspace solarium commission and thank you to you and your staffs for engaging so proactively with the work of the commission as we try and turn our recommendations into actual legislation. we start really from a sobering recognition, so her the one which animated the original project solarium some six or seven years ago which is is toy the status quo is not getting the job done. i would wholeheartedly agree with chairman johnson that we've taken important steps towards reform such a standing up cisa, u.s. cyber command for a variety of reasons we get to achieve the speed and agility that is necessary for survival in cyberspace. how do we get there? as my good friend and fellow coach or a disking continually me, structure is policy. i'd like to talk a bit about our recommendations related to structure. first, we believe we must create a house permanent

trace gallagher has that full report.the left continues to prove just how hypocritical they are when it comes to biden's sexual assault allegations. we will explain. we have an update. more hypocrisy straight ahead. motor? nope. not motor? it's pronounced "motaur." for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. for those who were born to ride, this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. ♪ >> sean: the psychotic hate-trump media mob, they are scrambling after a shake-up at nbc news, soon-to-be former german anti-locke is out. trace gallagher standing live in our west coast newsroom with our report. wow, attorney general, chris matthews, pat lauer, andy luck. a lot of big names they are. >> without the departure was a big story here until tucker carlson was told the new york attorney g

>many are families as breadwinners have been furloughed or laid off because of the pandemic says gallagher a lot of these people are people that are grass people that serve our coffee or you know they have they have jobs in restaurants and now you know jobs partnering with second harvest and other food banks cathedral of faith is also delivering thousands of food boxes to the elderly and others in need many of the 1200 people who showed up today might normally have gotten their food boxes and one of 38 public schools served by the church pantry because all the schools are closed. we can't do that. and so those people on top of the people that we normally you are coming here, but a lot of them. yeah, i'm not rich nation. >>there's a lot of fear i think there's still a lot of fear that fear is about getting sick of course, but also about whether the jobs and paychecks will come back and whether the food banks can continue to meet the demand amid worries about the food supply. >>we used to give out. average $350 worth of groceries. her family, twice for months and his family got about $700 wo

trace gallagher returns with more tonight.ucker, former chief of staff president obama robert emanuel said you never want a serious crisis to go to waste. emanuel said he still believes that an apparently so do a lot of other democrats like washington state governor jay inslee, who thinks now is the time to push green tactics. watch. >> we should not be intimidated when people say, oh, you can't use this covid crisis. you have a solution to climate change. we have to recognize and the necessity of this moment. >> tucker: even seattle media criticized the comet as tone-deaf and "disgusting" instead of focusing on environmental agenda he needs to focus on the a collapsed economy. democratic bernie sanders believes that pandemic has a "silver lining" and i was the time to rethink the way society works. >> we should ask ourselves among other things, is health care a human right that all of us deserve? >> tucker: don't forget late last month when she endorsed joe biden for president, hillary clinton also indicated that some benefit

trace gallagher, thank you so much.o michael flynn saw china as america's top international threat to. he said that out loud. so the obama administration framed him as a russian spy and destroyed his lifend in his family. now we have newly revealed information about how and why they did that, and the attitudes that drove them to crush flynn and derail the first term of president trump. that's next. ♪ xfinity watchathon week has come to an end. but you can still keep up with the shows everyone has been talking about from hulu. like that one your not-so-funny neighbor keeps stealing jokes from. or the one your commitment-shy girlfriend seems easily committed to. even the one that one person on twitter says is fire emoji, fie emoji, random cupcake emoji. everyone's got a show to recommend. say "add hulu" into your voice remote to keep up with the hulu shows everyone's been talking about. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: today acting director of national intelligence ric grenell declassified the poll tax of an email susan rice into herself o

trace gallagher with a report.ork attorney general, chrir matthews, and the >> rich mchugh told tucker carlson that the new york attorney general is investigating nbc news 'litany of sexual harassment complaints while lack was at the helm. you recall, it was lit and the lack who refused to air farrow's expose, saying it wasn't fit for air.t so run and pharaoh took it to p the new yorker and won a pulitzer. investigated by fellow nbc investigative nbc news told us it's not aware of any inquiry by the new york attorney general which is odd considering former msnbc correspondent and linda vester said the ag office heard about the investigation three months ago. sean? >> sean: i tend to believe them. one time i believer types are lining up behind biden. speaker pelosi one of the most prominent hypocrites. >> now that he has given this answer do you view this as a closed issue? what is your response? >> it is for me. i have said that i'm proud to support joe biden for president. i believe him when he says it didn't happ

i'm trace gallagher in los angeles.hannity. ♪ >> sean: all right, welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." the do g agreed to drop the case against general flynn but the very same judge who once accused general plan of treason, judge emmet sullivan is clearly looking for ways to keep flynn's persecution alive. a sad travesty of justice. take a look. >> in the case of general flynn, a federal judge is now taking a clearly political stand and instead of signing off on the doj's request to drop all charges, we have judge emmet sullivan a retired judge to argue against the government's motion. both sides when it dismissed based on the new evidence but not judge sullivan. no doubt so live and we have seen his bias. keep in mind he once insinuated a war hero 33-year-old veteran, general flynn guilty and open treason. he accused of betraying his country. a disgusting, unforgivable comment by judge sullivan and by the way, mr. sullivan, what part of general flynn being ambushed and set up by mccabe and call comey don't

so we have reporters standing by live in 4 major cities care elizondo is in new york and the gallagher is in miami romper and also is in l.a. and in minneapolis where this all started john hendren so observation 100 is there right now so as we talked about these curfews are in place what is happening now john and if what i saw a little bit earlier you were kind of in the thick of things as police were starting to sort of move in on people tell us what you've been experiencing. that's right we were standing in a spot where there was a very peaceful protest of hundreds of people going on but that protest was right in front of a police station and the police had manned that area the night before so the protesters took it back and the police came out in force they threw grenades you know smoke grenades rubber bullets and tear gas came out and mediately and i am this was a peaceful protest that was going on at the time the police then marched in a number of as we were just preparing to get on air we were tear gas and these are the bullets that they were firing their sort of rubber pellets a

okay, coming up american starting to rebel against the lockdown orders and trace gallagher with thatorts. rudy giuliani weighs in on the disaster and the wrong decision that new york state made, they made. ♪ >> sean: many americans across the country, they're beginning to rebel and getting louder and louder and can some of the state's draconian lockdown orders. here now lie from the west coast newsroom on the friday nights, our own trace gallagher and huntington beach is going to look like because the orange county sheriff doesn't seem like he's going to do anything that gavin newsom wants them to do. if the people of huntington beach aren't going to listen and if it's any sign of where they're headed to. >> we saw that today, sean, california governor newsome, challenging the governor's decision to close the beaches today and several hundred protesters on and around huntington beach saying he was overreaching and the huntington beach council plans to file any injunction giving the governor's order is unconstitutional. it will go down on the coast and the feeling is very much mutual

trace gallagher has that full report.aking news, john solomon never before released text messages between peter strzok and lisa page. new evidence that brings all of this, once again right into the office of then president barack obama. what he knew about spying on the trump campaign. later, the patriots on robert kraft talking about reopening, of course, stadiums and whatim happened with tom brady straight ahead. ♪ early mornings on the farm, long days in the plant, or late nights stocking shelves doing all we can to get you the milk you need. we hope it makes your breakfast a little brighter. your snacks more nutritious. and reminds you when it comes to caring, there is no expiration date. milk. love what's real. ♪ >> sean: now a disturbing story in the state of new york after a woman was caught on tape threatening to call the police on an african-american man in central park. here to explain what is just bizarre video and the whole story, cheap breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. i understand this woman has go

>> sean: trace gallagher, thank you. the protests to reopen america is far from over.plans for tomorrow, all around the country. look at this. they are all protesting. also tonight, the attorney general is signaling that it is "time to start rolling back coronavirusns restrictions."th people around the world are finding clever, really smart ways. i'm going to say i was probably wrong with governor kemp in georgia. they are opening salons and tattoo parlors. i'm like, nope. when i saw this, i said, hey, i started asked asking doctors.you put it unders division, everyone has a mask on. clever, smart. i like the ingenuity. health people i'm talking to are cautiously optimistic about it. hong kong, sitdown restaurants, people can have their orders taken and sit down tables completely surrounded. look at this, plastic dividers. i will take that over the way w' are living now. it's fascinating. in mississippi, which never had a full lockdown order like new york, they opened up many businesses this past monday print salons, barbershops remain closed. the governor expected to

>> leland: that does it for us, trace gallagher is up next, arthel. >> arthel: it has been a pleasure, leland as really remember our fallen heroes. ♪ ♪ >> trace: i'm trace gallagher and for bill hemmer. the fbi with a massive surge for connect -- a person killing two men and kidnapping a woman in the past four days. the cops a 23-year-old peter was last seen yesterday in eastern pennsylvania and that he should be considered armed and dangerous. alex hogan tracking it all from new york city newsroom, alex. >> trace, that manhunt spanning across state lines from connecticut to new jersey and now pennsylvania. as we move forward, we know that despite this chase continuing and leaving behind a string of heartbroken communities. >> our condolences go out to the families that have been affected by this tragedy. please know that connecticut state police and all of our law enforcement partners are actively and continuously searching for the suspect. >> the police tweeting a new photo of 23-year-old peter who was last seen yesterday afternoon walking along the train tracks in east transferred,

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andy gallagher reports. have been described as hornets from hell, and with good reason. the giant asian hornet is about the size of a matchbox, can penetrate a beekeepers suit, and they kill about 50 people a year in japan. in december, the washington state department of agriculture confirmed two sightings of the hornet and reports of honey bee colonies being destroyed soon followed. >> is one of the largest hornets on the planet. that makes them unusual and so striking to people. they do not occur here. correspondent: it is thought hornets were either deliberate released or arrived as stowaways on international cargo. they are active in the spring. scientists say just 15 can destroy a colony of 30,000 bees in hours. their habit of devouring native honeybees is now a real concern. willr big fear is it impact small beekeepers and raise costs for larger beekeepers. correspondent: funds are now in place to begin trapping and killing them before they establish themselves as a dangerous invasive species. for year

trace gallagher, thank you. developing tonight, john solomon uncovering more damning evidence of indicating barack obama in the biggest abuse of power, corruption scandal in our nation's history and has laid out a comprehensive timeline of the mounting evidence tying president obama to the framing of michael flynn. much more just ahead. but first acting dni director has now declassified more russia probe documents, including transcripts of calls between flynn and his soon to counterpart kislyak clearing the way for the release by newly sworn in dni director john ratcliffe and in a letter, grenell also exposing hoechst or ron his "cherry picking certain documents will release. the host of "justice," just as jeanine pirro, and investigative reporter john solomon. let's talk about the new developments and you text messages. >> the new text messages are from january third to 2017. it's the day before the fbi makes the fateful decision that they are not going to close down the flynn investigation even though they hav

trace gallagher and for bill hemmer. "your world" right now. >> neil: all right.ch. maybe not the numbers you would think, given what is going to happen with sheltering and all that. we are in new jersey where of course it is raining. people can finally get back to the beach, but they are happy to be there. all the traffic that they have to deal with. alex. >> there is so little traffic expected on these roads that aaa didn't even bother putting out its annual memorial day travel forecast. compare that to last year when 43 million americans took to the

cheap breaking news correspondent trace gallagher.was an event that he was at, the cops came by and said, okay, you are under violation. have a good day. they walked away. and i thought they were just wiping their hands of it, but they went back. tell us what happened. >> this is a gym all over new jersey but this is the owner of the belmar, new jersey, making good on his promise to open his doors every single day unless he is arrested. so far, he has not been arrested but as you savor the second day in a row, his fellow owners and he cited for defiance of a state order. in fact, the police were there waiting when the gym opened its doors this morning. so were a lot of members who walked inside and worked out. one of the members was detained by the police for arguing. one of the owners said to come it's not really about financial gain. it is about constitutional rights. listen. >> this measures can be put into place by anybody. if walmart can be safe by throwing a mask on and only letting a certain amount of people in line, we can go

here with more is our chief breaking news correspondent jeff gallagher. my assessment is people are determined, they've watched, they've watched, they've assess their risk and are making their own decision and i'm not sure any government order of anybody is going to stop them. i would urge them to be careful for other people's sake, myself. >> these antilock the demonstrations in michigan have been ongoing for two weeks now but the days protest outside the capitol building in lansing ended up inside the capitol building where protesters idemanded access to the house floor. butss they were held back by ste police. you can see as you look closely, none of them wearing masks or practicing social distancing and the common theme of these demonstrations is they believe governor gretchen whitmer has overreach by incrementing severe stay-at-home mandates that violate civil liberties. meantime, in california governor gavin newsom threatened to shut down all california beaches, though most are already closed. but instead he only penalized orange county. newsom said

in new york for the time being thank you let's cross over to miami now and talk to the gallagher. this is the 1st time in coming to you for the nights you've been seeing all these protests across many cities in the united states just give us an update now on what's happening there where you are in miami. well like in many of the states the peaceful protests began may. afternoon all across the state from jacksonville through to orlando down to here in miami but as night has fallen things have changed drastically and downtown miami which is just over my left shoulder i can see 2 is 3 police helicopters hovering over that area the protest is of gathered outside the main police station in downtown miami several vehicles have been set on fire tear gas is being fired by local police officers and they are asking these crowds to disperse clearly isn't happening at the moment i don't think the crowds we're seeing here in florida are as big as they are and perhaps new york or l.a. or of course minneapolis but the feelings here are just as much anger as anyone else remember 8 years ago in fl

let's talk to our health correspondent, james gallagher.nterested in this test, given that we still don't know, do we, whether someone who has had covid—i9 is therefore immune? there is two ways you can use in antibody test. it tells you if someone has been infected in the past and that allows us to answer a whole host of questions which we have ideas about at the moment but we don't fully comprehend. so how many people in this country have been infected? many people in this country have been infected 7 we many people in this country have been infected? we don't know. we get figures every day but they are scratching the surface of the total number of people who have been infected. without understanding that, it is difficult to know how farand that, it is difficult to know how far and how easily the virus has spread, how many people are getting infected but not developing symptoms. how deadly is the virus really? we don't know that either because we don't understand how many have been infected. so having an antibody test that allows you to a

trace gallagher is on the case for us tonight. a lot to wade through. >> when the transcript of these interviews were finally released thousands of committee chair adam schiff the documents show donald trump, quote, invited russian help and made full use of that help except that some of the interviews show. even forward from attorney michael cohen who had a falling out with the president repeatedly told lawmakers he had no evidence of collusion between trump and the russian government, same goes for former members of the obama administration like former director of national intelligence james clapper who said i never saw any direct empirical evidence the trump campaign or someone and it was plotting, conspired with the russians to metal with the election and when asked about evidence of russian coordination former national security adviser susan rice said, quote, i don't recall any intelligence or evidence to that effect. rice gave the same answer on collusion, so did former attorney general loretto mentioned deputy attorney gener

cnn's diane gallagher is tracking the food chain for us. are they opening in full capacity?you tell us? >> that's the important thing now. these plants are not opening at full capacity. some of that by choice intentional, sioux falls and waterloo don't have the work right now. in part due to the new measures of osha's guidelines that would encourage more social distancing. you can't have many people and many lines running if you are going to try to meet that gui guidan guidance. there are a lot of workers who are sick and still doing those 14-day quarantines and exposed to the virus. we are talking about 1500 to 2,000 people who may have been infected with the virus from just these three plants. they're about 15% of the nation's pork production. now some of the measures that's put into place, smithfield and sioux falls for example, they are expected to be fully operational in may. testings are all available for all employees. all employees have not been tested yet. a good chunks of them have. they're doing temperature checks and they say ppe is available. they install the ph

trace gallagher with the latest on that, hey trace. >> this is about timing.he judge refused to throughout the case, lori loughlin set to go on trial in october which is what they wanted because as they have repeatedly said, they want to clear their name. but as legal experts point out a trial is risky. the evidence appears to be against them including fake pictures of doctors during sports they never played and facing years in prison. so tomorrow, the couple will plead guilty to wire and mail fraud. she has agreed to serve two months and her husband five months. but get this because of the coronavirus, the couple could avoid prison altogether. i mean, to throw lori loughlin in a jail cell when you have robbers on the streets and creepy foreign lawyers on a couch in orange county, tucker. >> tucker: thanks for reminding me. trace gallagher. great to see you tonight. when we come back from a story you need to hear. we will be right back. ♪ >> tucker: at the beginning of the hour, you heard the sad story from janice dean about losing her in-laws. both her husban

trace gallagher has the report next.is cuomo claims nursing home top priority amidst the covid crisis. but a daughter who lost her mother response to that claim next. doing all we can to get you the milk you need. we hope it makes your breakfast a little brighter. your snacks more nutritious. and reminds you when it comes to caring, there is no expiration date. milk. love what's real. confident financial plans, calming financial plans, complete financial plans. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. find yours at letsmakeaplan.org. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. "the retur"drafting"ing" "the return of the slide job" "ripping the wall" "gas-n-go" "bump-n-run" "the return of loud" "nascar is back, and xfinity is bringing you the best seat in the house." ♪ >> laura: last week we highlighted how california was letting suspected criminals walk free on $0 bail. that policy turn 1-month-old over the weekend. so how is it working out? chief news correspondent trace gallagher is tamed by you in the west co

california, michigan, other states, trace gallagher a full report. i talked to him earlier, mark live,the great one straight ahe. an apron is not quitting until you've helped make something better. what does an apron have to do with insurance? for us, especially right now, everything. ♪ >> sean: nationwide protests against lockdown policies are continuing to spread across the u.s. especially in states like michigan, california, just breaking moments ago, a democratic governor who did a terrible job in michigan extending the state of emergency order until may 28th. out in california, a new order from gavin newsom is closing beaches in the state dumping a strong backlash there. here with more is our chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. the assessment is people have watched, they have assessed the risk and they are making their own decision and i'm not sure any government order is going to stop them, i would urge them to be careful for other people's sake, myself. >> these demonstrations in michigan have been ongoing for two weeks but toda

. >> cnn's national correspondent, diane gallagher is joining us.the situation improved as the president suggests? >> i am not really sure what the president is talking about when he says that the plants are cleaner than they have ever been before. we are seeing more plants adhere to the cdc and osha guidelines putting in those boards on the lines and making people wear face masks but we are seeing plenty of outbreaks. just yesterday the governor of nebraska announced 25% of the total cases in the whole state are meat packing and processing workers. more than 2600 cases in nebraska and it is continuing to rise. on may 7th, that number was 1,005. the problem is not going iaway. we saw it spiked in the panhandle of texas as well. we are seeing additional testings happening but it is not mandatory at these plants. they're not shutting down at the same rate they are in brieapril. workers are still getting sick. capacity is rising but the people who are making your meat and producing it are still getting sick at alarming rates. >> diane gallagher, apprec

it tucker. >> tucker: thank you for reminding me and trace gallagher, great to see you tonight.ck, a story you need to hear. we will be right back. ♪ calming financial plans, complete financial plans. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. find yours at letsmakeaplan.org. >> tucker: at the beginning of the hour you heard the sad story about losing her in-laws and both her husband's and parents died after living in new york after the governor forced him to take coronavirus patients. the real tragedy in the pandemic is unfolding away from our view inside nursing homes. people stuck there have no visitors, there alone. what's happening to them while they are alone? this is a screenshot of the men recording himself beating a patient in the michigan nursing home. it's horrifying.ho we're going to have a lot more on that story tomorrow and the tape and the metaphor for what's happening here. we have to tell you. that's it for tonight, happy evening. sean hannity. ♪ >> sean: welcome to this "hannity" history special, unmasking the plan case. tonight we will review the years lon

trace gallagher has a report on the earlier than expected reopening before victor davis hanson showswhich one to keep our eyes on, next. now, simparica trio simplifies protection. ticks and fleas? see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. >> laura: okay, i have a question. are these blue state governors finally starting to feel the pressure to end these lockdown? after banning beachcombing, california governor gavin newsom looks like he is starting to crack, announcing today that some retail would be allowed to reopen this week, though he tried to save face by declaring we are not going back to normal. across the country, governor ralph northam now says virginia will begin reopening on may 15th. that is only phase one, though, and he s

trace gallagher, thank you very much. have turned to podcast host and all-around wise man adamam corolla for wisdom. we are happy to have him back tonight. adam corolla, thank you for joining us. how was in los angeles. how are you feeling about this response to coronavirus? >> well, our governor gavin newsom just tacked on three more months to our sentence for good behavior, which is interesting. he said that until we have a vaccine, california won't be back to normal, but california hasn't been normal for 25 years. >> tucker: good point, noted. are you remaining normal, andor are you going to stay? you're a californian, you've been in l.a. all your life. are you going to stay there? >> i'm going to stay until my kids get out of high school but then i'm seriously thinking about moving, and if anyone wants to know where the answer is anywhere. but i am going to go to houston into a a couple of shows at the houston improv, and we are going to raise some money and give it to the houston a food bank over there. i'm going to

cnn's diane gallagher has more?if you felt like you were paying more on the gre grocery trips last month, it wasn't your imagination, grocery store prizes rose more than 50 years, everything, meat, veg fabulouse vegetables, cereal. many americans are dealing with much smaller budgets and for some of them food insecurity for the very first time. economists tell cnn the grocery store sticker shock stems mostly from this explosion in demand. and a supply chain that was slow to react. so as the stay-at-home orders went in effect, schools and restaurants started closing. people started cooking at home a lot. at the same time, the meat processing plant started shutting down because the workers, mostly black and brown, immigrants, refugees became sick at an alarming rate. more than 30 have died so far. the nation's top union have blasted kroger's decision to end its hero bonus, pointing out the pandemic is not over. at least 65 grocery store workers have died from covid-19. that extra $2 an hour that employees were getting

tucker. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thank you so much. ♪ >> this pandemic has exposed an awful lot ofwere ignoring for quite some time, including dangerous dependence on china's four medicine and a lot more. here is another one, telecommunications. china leads the world in 5g technology. and now they are rolling it out around the world. they continued to dominate 5g, what will it mean for the united states? the longest-serving nasa administrator and by popular come up we are happy to have you on tonight. thank you for coming on tonight. so why should it make americans concerned that china is leading the race to develop 5g technology? >> well, china is exploiting coronavirus around the world, in americans are suffering. china has declared a cold war against america. it is looking to control the 5g communications. this is the technology of the future. they recognize that this technology is crucial to the next battles that we are going to have. these battles aren't going to be about bombs and bullets and planes and ships and tanks, it is about artificial intelligence. it's about machine

trace gallagher joins us with a full report coming up. crisis and liberal cities and states all across the country. what we have are highly taxed, highly regulated blue states and they would like the rest of america to pay for all there, let's see, debts, deficits and all the unfunded pension that they already pay for themselves and their own. here's the rule, wasteful

trace gallagher, thank you for that.uc newly graduated seniors are in trouble, if you know, you are aware of this. an average debt load of $30,000. it will be competing in the job market they are about to enter with 40 million americans who just lost their jobs. the situation for young americans is dire. maybe the most in our lifetime. that's why 30 u.s. college student organizations just sent a letter to the president of the united states with a simple suggestion for how to help them. put a pause on companies that are reporting foreign workers to take jobs that they might have. canceling hundreds of thousands of h1b and o ppv says. these are the ones allowing foreign workers to take jobs that could be given to new american college graduates. simple idea. all of her crowbar it of the san diego students. all of her, thank you so much for coming on. let me just say how sorry i am for you and people in your class entering into a job market like this. it's really tough. so explain what you think this letter will achieve and

so the virus is getting some sprung. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks so much, trace.bad news out there this week.ri we feel guilty bringing it to you but keep in mind there is good news out there. usually it's sitting right next to you. other people. they are always the best thing about being alive so enjoy them if you can. that's it for us tonight. have a healthy and happy nightba and we will be back tomorrow. in the meantime, the great sean hannity takes over at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> sean: i feel great! great show as always. thank you very much. yes, on the family issue appeared welcome to "hannity." buckle up. we have a lot of issues as a country we need to address. the charge to open this country safety, will lead the charge against a blue state bailout that's nothing fraud and abuse and his corruption but we'll leave the charge to hold the deedeep state accountable. we begin with this fox news alert. judge emmet sullivan indifferently postpone any ruling in the case against lieutenant general michael flynn. this is an outrage. the doj,y

delia gallagher, cnn, rome. >>> and you're watching "cnn newsroom." still to come, covid-19 cases are trending upward in alabama, but that hasn't stopped the party on the gulf coast. >> i mean, everybody's got to go somehow, you know what i mean? >> you mean die? >> yeah, in a way. i don't want to die. i mean, if that's what god has in store for my life, that's okay. >> if he's not wearing a mask, i'm not going to wear a mask. if he's not worried. i'm not worried. >> you mean the president? >> yes, sir. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. feeling heavy? probioslim promotes healthy digestion and helps you lose weight. patented probiotics ease constipation, gas, and bloating, while powerful egcg burns fat and calories. unleash your potential with probioslim, the #1 probiotic fat burner at walmart. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves

trace gallagher has more from los angeles.th court of appeals has blocked, dominic adam newsom has decided to open them anyway and is allowing the counties to open them immediately if they choose. places of worship can stay close that they want to. if they do decide to open, the governor has laid out new guidelines, and they are extensive. they must limit capacity to 25% or 100 people depending on the size of the building. all employees and volunteers will be trained on how to keep the virus from spreading. anyone attending our presiding over a religious service would have to wear a mask. the state has recommended eliminating all singing especially by a choir. a social distancing would still be required. catholics would need to re-word things like communion and confession and at some mosques about banning that sharing of prayer rugs. we should note that there is no enforcement mechanism. the sheriff is not going to come to the churches that harass people. no one is going to knock on the confessional. it's all about self polici

diane gallagher explains why. >> reporter: if it felt like you were paying more on the grocery shopping trips last month, it wasn't your imagination. grocery store prices spiked the most that they have in one month since 1974. nearly 50 years. and look, we're talking everything here. fruits, vegetables, cereal, meat, dairy, eggs jumped by 16%. and this is as unemployment sky rocketed. many americans are dealing with much smaller budgets right now and for some of them, food insecurity for the very first time. now, economists tell cnn that the grocery store sicker shock stems mostly from the explosion in demand and a supply chain that was really slow to react. so as the stay-at-home orders went into effect, schools and restaurants started closing. people started cooking at home a lot. at the same time, the meat processing plants started shutting down because the workers who are mostly black and brown, immigrants, refugees, became sick at an be alarming rate with covid-19. more than 30 of them have died from the virus so far. and the nation's top union has blasted kroger's decision to end

trace gallagher, thank you so much for that. meanwhile, abortion clinics in the state remain open.ci a special birthday to acknowledge on this program. cher turning 74 today. >> sean: that's the worst part of the show, like i give a flying flip about her birthday. she's nuts. >> tucker: there is a reason we said that! there is a cher fan in our midst. i'm not a cher fan. i did that for a very special person in my life. >> sean: that makes a difference. tucker being nice. headlines. i'm so happy i have that. i've got a show to do. welcome to "hannity."nn breaking tonight, the u.s. senate investigation into joe biden's -- yep, quid pro q quid pro quo, zero experience hunter, now heating up.ha the very first subpoena has been now issued wh

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trace gallagher has the report next.uomo claims nursing homes are top priority amidst the covid crisis. but a daughter who lost her mother responds to that claim next. ♪ top priority amidst the covid xfinity watchathon week has come to an end. but you can still keep up with the shows everyone's been talking about from favorites like starz, hbo and showtime. like the one that guy from work made a joke about that you didn't get. or the one with so many evil androids you'll look at your robot vacuum differently. even the show that makes this twitterer say "whuuuuuuuuuuuut!!!" everyone's got a show to recommend. say "watchathon" into your voice remote to upgrade now and keep up with the shows everyone talks about. ♪ >> laura: last week we highlighted how california was letting suspected criminals walk free on $0 bail. that policy turn 1-month-old over the weekend. so how is it working out? chief news correspondent trace gallagher is tamed by you in the west coast newsroom with the latest on the story, trace. >> zero cash bai

trace gallagher, thanks so much for that. meanwhile, abortion clinics in the state remain open. good ventilation. a very special birthday to acknowledge this program, cher turning 74 tonight, we want to celebrate that. the great sean hannity right now. >> sean: that was the worst part of your show. like i give a flying rep about her birthday. i don't care, she's nuts. >> tucker: you know, there's a reason that was said that, sean. there's a fan in our midst. i was asked to do that. i am not a fan. but i did that for a very special person in my life. >> sean: will that makes a difference. tucker being nice, headline. i'm so happy -- i got a show to do, goodbye, thank you. i'll come to "hannity." breaking tonight, the u.s. senate investigation into joe biden, yep, quid pro quo joe, zero experience hunter biden, is now heating up. the very first subpoena has not been issued with

chief correspondent trace gallagher has more on this. on this.he new lockdowns are happening in the northeast of china, about 1400 miles north of wuhan, and it's about 110 million, the lockdowns are targeting tens of thousands at a time. and still means many schools, businesses, transportation hubs are shut down. p some of them just opening a few weeks ago. so far, only 34 new cases of coronavirus identified where the chinese government says. but that is a cluster that could quickly get out of hand. the strategy in china is also being used in germany where he targeted lockdown has been w activated in three districts. all three flareups associated with meat-packing plants. south korea is ramping up its mass testing program once again for outbreaks linked to a nightclub district in soeul. and new outbreaks there. as how it will impact the order, and primarily making their own decisions. any new flareups will likely be handled in a variety of different ways, but that widescale lockdown are likely to come with widescale resistance. tucker. >> tucker:

she breaking news correspondent tracy gal dominic trace gallagher has a view. >> for the record we don'tthe science and data behind closing the beaches and now reopening of peaches comes with a list of rules and regulations and still no science. the ocean in new jersey, you can walk on the beach, run on the beach, to get across the water but you cannot sit on the beach, not on a chair, a towel, you have to keep moving and less you are fishing and then you can stand there. the same goes for los angeles county where the beaches open this week. you have to walk, run or the pathways built along the beach for walking and running are still shut down. remember in michigan when the governor gretchen whitmer band powerboats? j.b. pritzker is allowing powerboats with no more than two people regardless of both sides. so if you happen to have more than two people in your family, apparently somebody is not going boating, watch. >> it is restricted to two people per vote. it is not, you can't have five people or ten people in a vote. so if it is a family of four or five like wife and kids, they have t