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reportedly considering selling a famed piece of work from mexican artist diego rivera to filmmaker george lucasto the new york times. last week, mission local reported that the institute wants to finance a debt deal with the university of california regents. yesterday supervisor erin peskin told mission local that talk of a sale is heresy. peskin vowed to introduce legislation to include the painting in a historical preservation ordinance, preventing its sale. word is that lucas was interested in the painting for the lucas museum of narrative art in los angeles. >>> new details tonight about possible covid cases at san jose state. a campus memo obtained by the bay area news group says more than one person who tested positive visited the school's athletic buildings the same day that the football team flew to arizona for its bowl game. the football team met at the stadium before heading to san jose airport. it is not known yet if those who tested positive were part of the football program. >>> at kaiser hospital in san jose, the number of people who contracted the coronavirus from an outbreak ove

lucas tomlinson in washington, d.c., thank you. >> a lot to talk about as we near the end of the historic election season. let's bring in our panel. former deputy assistant to george. bush. judith miller at the manhattan institute for policy research, and fox news contributor sean duffy. thanks, all of you, for being with us on this very interesting election night. brad, you had an interesting quote. you said that if you are joe biden, you would be praying for a republican electoral victory in georgia. why? >> i think it keeps his crazies at bay. look, joe is a creature of the senate. he knows his senators quite well, has a great relationship with mitch mcconnell. very professional. i think there is nothing better than joe biden would like is to be a dealer and to negotiate deals with the republican rather than to cave to the most progressive of democrats both in the house and in the senate. so i think joe biden is a one-term president at best. he's looking for a legacy as president. what better way to get things done then kennedy done and they can only be done with joe biden then with a republican senate. >> talk about relationships, in these waning days of the t

george floyd at the hands of police. think of the district attorney in los angeles is defending himself after his own prosecutor sued him, saying that new lenient sentencing policies violate state laws. lucasore. >> family members impacted by violence held a candlelight vigil to protest the policies, sending a message to their new district attorney. >> it's new year's eve. we are going to fight. >> mr. gascon, please wake up. please answer our emails that we sent to you. we are the victims. we serve life sentences for the rest of our lives. figure because of the new policies, we won't have the minimum comfort of knowing that we won't run into these people in a couple of years. >> the new order prosecutor's order not to prescribed legally prescribed mandatory sentences allowing at least 20,000 inmates eligible for resentencing. one directive requires prosecutors to drop some charges against repeat felons, violating the states three strikes law. there was a lawsuit over what they call injustice. >> our bosses telling us, here are my directives, here's what i want you to do. what he wants to do is in violation of state law and is in violation of the state constitution. >> gascon defended the