did john o'keefe or karen reed physically come into your house? >> john o'keefe and karen reed never entered my house. >> the defense questioning the lead investigator, state trooper michael proctor, on the stand in an attempt to discredit the investigation, asking him to read aloud derogatory texts he sent about reed. >> if you could just read the responses from yourself, sir. >> okay. these came from me. she's a whack job. yes, she's a babe. we had fall river accent, though. no. >> what, if any, impact did that have as far as your investigation was concerned regarding this? >> yeah, these juvenile, unprofessional comments have zero impact on the facts and the evidence and the integrity of this investigation. >> after the trial, proctor was suspended without pay. the massachusetts state police said there's an internal investigation into his conduct. but after five days of jury deliberations. no verdict. >> i'm declaring a mistrial in this case. >> family and friends. remembering john, the son who always dreamed of being a police officer. >> he wa

. >> read is accused of backing her car into her boyfriend boston police officer john o'keefe in januaryocal and state police of a massive conspiracy to frame read for the killing. the hearing has been rescheduled to next tuesday. a car in california plummeting off an overpass monday nearly striking several vehicles along i-5 in sacramento. the drivers on the freeway just avoiding disaster. look at that according to police, the driver of the vehicle that fell off the overpass had to be taken to the hospital for medical treatment as they continue to investigate what caused that crash. that was also caught on camera. those are your headlines, ainsley, upstairs to you. >> thank you so much. carley. >> you are welcome. >> the nonprofit cure addiction now working to develop treatments for substance abuse including a one-time vaccine that would end cravings for opioids. the founder started the foundation with her son jason, who she lost to addiction five years ago this month. nancy davis joins us now. nancy, thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you so much for having me i have interviewed

this high court decision in massachusetts, she is accused of hitting and killing her boyfriend, john o'keefeary of 2022, what happens here? >> what her defense was trying to say was, you know, the fellow police officers at a party, they ended up beating him up, and she didn't do it, she didn't ram her car in and put it in reverse. what is frustrating about this whole thing is for many months, i was reading that the jury acqur on murder in the second degree and leaving the scene of an accident. that is not what happened. the highest court of massachusetts said no, this was a jury that was not able to reach a verdict, so the judge decided that he was going -- they were going to retry the case, but they influenced the press so much, they had the press convinced and me that the jury had rendered a verdict on murder 2, but they didn't, so there is no double jeopardy, she gets try to get on murder, leaving the scene, and manslaughter peered. >> sandra: we are going to be right back.se judge jeanine,as thank you so mh peered we will be right back. keep living life, because there are places you'd li

. >> john: ed o'keefe joins us from the white house.en the music stops, what is the final white house guidance on this? >> reporter: this afternoon it turns out, they told the heads of human resources of these departments, don't worry about what musk sent around. you decide what goes on personnel wise at your departments. it was a pretty public split. fbi director kash patel, defense secretary pete hegseth, two of the president's most loyal advocates, out there for him saying ignore elon musk. you had the commerce secretary howard lutnick, treasury secretary saying listen to musk. the white house press secretary telling us "everyone is working together as one unified team at the direction of president trump. any notion of the contrary is completely false." >> maurice: there is real fear out there, is that the whole idea? >> reporter: it was the whole idea. the person serving as white house budget director told propublica last summer that he wanted to make sure federal employees were "traumatically affected by the changes they would be m

. >> john: all right, ed o'keefe in the white house for us. let's switch now to chief washington correspondent major garrett, who joins us in the nation's capital. major, we have seen the president so far in his brief administration act with coercion with respect to some of the u.s. allies. this seems to be much more a sign of cooperation. what did you make of it? >> reporter: yes, john, but there was a very interesting tap dancing around this very large transaction. nippon steel, u.s. steel. it's a $15 billion transaction. president biden, as ed o'keefe just mentioned, blocked it at the tail end of his presidency. what president trump said is it is now going to be an investment package. that is not clear up anything about this at all. nor does it clear up the future of unionized u.s. steel workers in indiana and pennsylvania. u.s. steel and nippon have sued the federal government over the blocking of this transaction. how that gets result is complete the opaque right now. the japanese trimester did not say sigel thing about it. all president