if only someone could have predicted this, and warned house democrats opening the pandora's box of week impeachment would affect our country into the future. of course senate and house republicans, precisely that. and here we are, a suitable complement to the other incident where they prolong a case the actual prosecutors want to drop. these are fascinating legal standards. investigations no longer end when he jury acquits someone and prosecutions no longer end when charges are dropped. would rather spend the fourth consecutive year trying to cram their politics into the legal system than actually govern the country during a pandemic. as i laid out the senate is up to the job, every day the historic cares act we wrote continues to come online. direct payments, account for major industries helped prevent mass layoffss, resources for doctors, nurses, hospitals and healthcare providers said a lot in the system from coast-to-coast and the paycheck protection program that save tens of millions of jobs for american workers from big cities to small towns to industrial suburbs to farm country s

. >> reporter: the top medical experts in the country worn a rush to reopen could reopen pandora's box especially for states showing progress. rob: critics missed in the rush to turn a hearing into an attack on the white house, we are breaking it all down for you. chaos in the court, another hurdle from michael flynn in his fight for generation. jillian: the judge who had no problem accusing flynn before the doj revelations now says he is ready to drop the charges. rob: still no deal to bring back pro baseball but there is hope to salvage some. jillian: where owners and players stand. "fox and friends first" starts right now. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. serious consequences. a grim warning from doctor anthony fauci if the us reopens too soon. rob: key members of the task force clashing with trump senators on went to open the doors to schools and businesses. more states are planning to lift restrictions this week. >> reporter: all eyes glued to washington as senators grilled white house experts most

pandora's box is a reality. people don't want to go back and that's true as well. you have a significant homeless population, people migrate from all over the country, to california, because of the weather, and other places on the west coast. how much strain are you under in servicing that population right now, and what will this move mean for you? >> there's certainly always strain, but as i said, we had the public health emergency before covid-19 arrived in a lot of american cities, and it's called homelessness. i called two years ago for a fema-level response, and finally fema, to their credit, is allowing us to put the homeless in hotels and shelters before they're even hit with the disaster. this is before they have covid-19. i'm pretty jazzed about this moment. it's a once in a lifetime opportunity, not only to house those off our streets already, and hopefully thousands more, but shame on us all collectively, federal, state and local if we let them hit the streets after this. we're spending a lot of time figuring out -- let's make sure that they're not on th

in punishment zeus created to seductively pandora. and gave her a box as a gift. even though she had been warned not to and to her opened the box. and all the evils of the world escaped. only hope left inside. the human race we have a tremendous decent track record so far of extricating ourselves from profound difficulties once we understand what produces them. we have that the value way of our use is this important to many because i'm a culture old maid but the juice having my strings pulled by the society of large we're really systematically questioned what i want and why i do what i do. so you either give been despair and do nothing or you do some. do or with passion and conviction. it was a project that i started for myself to try to. get rid of everything that i owned. because i found that the more things i own the less happy i was. travel and i noticed that i didn't really miss all of the things that i had owned and when i got back i couldn't really tell you what those things were so rather than continuing to keep them i decided to get rid of those things in

atenciÓn a los fanÁticos del grupo musical pandora, porque hoy les darÁn...mi marido se encargan de recoger la cocina. reportera: asegurÓ que serÁ un gusto reencontrarse con su compaÑeras, aunque sea de manera virtual. >> no me he visto con ellas, no las he vuelto a ver, yo no he salido de mi casa para nada, ellas sÍ han salido a casa de isa o de maye, no creas que han estado, pero ellas sÍ se han podido ver, yo no he salido. desde hace 10 aÑos tuve un episodio de un tema autoinmune, por lo tanto estoy inmunosuprimida, yo soy mÁs vulnerable, me tengo que cuidar muchÍsimo, por eso no es tenido contacto con nadie. reportera: lamentÓ que varios compaÑeros y amigos se han visto afectados por el covid-19. >> la entente, es un gran tipo, y con esa super voz, maremoto donde fue una gran exponente de la oti, y cuÁnto lamento que se haya contagiado, y este pasando por esto. tampoco puedo creer que haya gente que siente que esto no es real. reportero: espera que pronto pase el pico de la pandemia para retomar muchos proyectos que se quedaron en el tintero. >> hay mucho

the independence of to be in central bank because we as a european as a german bundesliga open a pandora's box every single of course parliament can do that and we don't have to talk about independence of the central bank anymore so these are the consequences you have to take from that. ok so france is the german government spokesperson said that this is not a clash at the heart of europe but we now have the e.u. commission to essentially threatening legal action against germany how can it not be. so far there is no european law that has been really broken but it might be to potentially and of course it's a role of the european commission to go and look into that only the european commission is responsible for the treaties for the e.u. treaties and making sure every vendor state is responding to that so i you know it is of course the role of the european commission to go and look at that as it into that into very much detail so we're looking to have results of the european commission and ever and in the meantime we have to make this a coup you know to come to a good and and i think that is

a lot of people would say, this is a mistake, you are opening up a pandora's box of telling professionalgo to the city where there is racial tension and say, have it your way with the city. look at the city is being pulled apart. chicago, los angeles, new york, atlanta, they are run by liberal mayors. they are telling the police force to stand out, protect yourselves sure, but stand out. when you tell them to do that it gives them an open invitation to looters to go out and destroy businesses. invitation to looters to go out and destroy businesseslj invitation to looters to go out and destroy businesses. i am afraid we will have to leave it there, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. the first astronauts put into orbit by a private company are moments away from docking with the international space station. elon musk‘s spacex rocket lifted off from cape canaveral in florida last night. jane 0'brien sent this report. over radio: three, two, one, zero. ignition... liftoff of the falcon 9 and crew dragon! go nasa, go spacex! godspeed, bob and doug! as the countdown reached single digits, the

and you're opening up a whole a whole pandora's box there you know bill over the years. as the horses are a catharsis for you know i watch you what is the phrase pay it forward which is quite a lovely phrase which in some ways pieces become cliched but i see you pay it forward with the troops i've been with you at troop of events and you're so lovely with that stevie nicks does that in and you know you go to certain hospice you see the same group of people who come in and bond with these guys it means a lot to me it doesn't it does you know i i admire them so much that decision to join to me is unfathomable while i was when they were in germany not making that decision to possibly sacrifice everything i was worried about how good the waves were that day so i admire that maturity so much. and then fortunately because i was in a movie i've been able to have the opportunity to say thank you to so many of them in person either through u.s. so or the department of veterans affairs. you talk about self-effacement boy i visited some kids and you just think my god the i hope you

this is i mean we are opening up pandora's box of issues with all this larry this is going to be so difficult to ferret through because everyone is concerned about liability right and everyone's concerned about rock and i open and if someone's not coming in how do i get my business to run if employees more come in but the employees concerned about their own health i think are an unchartered waters here larry because everything else that is happening and you're talk about government shutdowns emergency orders things are moving so quickly it always takes our legal system time to catch up and i don't think we know how it's going to turn out i think women have these issues got to have that and we have we have no president right. nothing there or that this is never happened before and you know business is what i'm in you know they want to keep their employee safe but everyone's going to have a different level of sensitivity as to what is safe and what is not and that's really a question of fact right people can debate it people will not agree to it experts will disagree about whether it is or is n

1st place would be able to identify people who were sick before they went on their property what pandora's box would this be opening in the future form on force and especially if they have the specific name of the household of that person that tested positive what could be the repercussions down the line so the big worry is people will not go get tested because the last thing anybody wants to be put on is a government roster and not even that if there is the chance of being put out of government roster why go to a center where you're a bar and a bunch of people who don't know whether they have it or they don't you know but now ben you know we talk about the patients' rights but what about the rights of police firefighters and e.m.t. as you know a lot of it they know that they're going into hazardous. areas you know it's part of the job we know that same with journalists should their health and the potential of exposure not also be taken into consideration. well i don't think you can say that because a police officer or a firefighter might find themselves being exposed to a virus that you c

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top medical experts warn a rush to reopen could reopen pandora's box for states showing progress in stopping the spread. jillian: there were key facts in their rush to turn the hearing into an attack on the white house. chaos in the court. another hurdle for michael flynn in his fight for exoneration. rob: the same judge who accused flynn of treason before the latest doj revelations says he's not ready to drop the charges. >> the united purpose we have as americans to beat this enemy of this virus, that purpose got hijacked by partisan politics. rob: matthew mcconaughey lends star power to fox news with a message for america. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now. a cool interview to see on special report. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us today and serious consequent is, agree morning from doctor anthony fauci if the us reopens too soon. jillian: the member the air force clashing with senators to open the door to schools and businesses. todd pyro joined us as more states plan for restrictions this week. >>

his name came out and the sky is not falling, pandora's box is not open, who is this guy?and workingfa in washington, d.c., he was traveling all over the country, he was coordinating with the hijackers. there is a hierarchy of command. right down to the hijackers handlers in l.a., right down to the hijackers. why is this a secret, why is this case shrouded in secrecy, why are you the only one talking about this? this should be dominating news, headline news, it's 9/11, at the largest attack on america's soil and our government is siding with the saudis. it's unbelievable. >> tucker: not just this government but the government before this government and the government before that. there has been a long chain, they are protecting some secret i'm not a conspiracy not, i'm the opposite of a conspiracy not, i'm an open-minded person but there's something going on here and i like the attorney general but i wish he would come on the show and explain so we can understand what they are doing and why. >> i wish he would explain if you're going to stab us in the back, at least look m

. >> it's not like were opening pandora's box, were doing it strategically.at the governor is recommending. >> there are echoes of the same battle in georgia, they are it's conservative governor saying people have the right to work. >> if people want to, then i believe they should have the opportunity to do that. just give people that opportunity. >> while under tat stomach attack, don't listen to the governor. >> someone's health on the line should stop them and every turn. >> they want to reopen, while the mayor of dallas does not. the dispute comes as texas just reported the highest single day death toll since the outbreak began. for some, the result is uncertainty. >> providing a mandate, you should seriously think about it. >> not everyone can afford to play it safe. >> bret: steve harrigan, thanks. and the chinese campaign to blame the coronavirus on the u.s. we will bring you that, first beyond borders tonight. it justin trudeau says canada is banning the use and trade of assault style weapons immediately. mass shootings in his country, including the k

. >> reporter: the top medical experts in the country worn a rush to reopen could reopen pandora's boxecially for states showing progress. rob: critics missed in the rush to turn a hearing into an attack on the white house, we are breaking it all down for you. chaos in the court, another

the president of the united states and not the leader of iran then you have absolutely opened a pandora'scebook separates by saying we are in a in a fact check the president in one of the things speaking to what michael said, i don't think the social media company should look at president trump as anything different than a citizen, and understand his words carry a lot of weight but you have to play them equally and they're going to phase in regulation. chris: i have a minute left, your thoughts of what's going on on the side of twitter, tagging the president and the president talking about trying to establish limits on twitter and the other social media giants can do -- are you with us? chris: i think we lost her. >> i apologize, you have me now. to dana's point, if they were going to treat him like any other citizen, he would've been kicked off the platform by now. the president of the united states has been violating the terms of service and you see twitter apply those to other people. in the censorship calling him out for violating those terms of service, but the content is still there

quarter to 5 ♪ celebrate mother's day together, even if you're apart, with the perfect gift from pandoraier today, i got the chance to speak to maryland governor larry hogan, a republican who is very popular in a state that tends to vote democratic. we talked about his plan to reopen his state and his many disagreements with president trump. ing governor hogan, welcome to e daily social distance show." >> well, thank you very much. it's great to be with you, trevor. >> trevor: you are one of the governors in america who is fighting hard to keep your state in a good place when it comes to the coronavirus outbreak. where does maryland stand right now? >> well, unfortunately, you know, we're a little bit behind where new york and some of the other places are. but we're not nearly as bad, but we're still on the rise. we just passed over 20,000, you know, cases, and we just went over 1,000 deaths today. so, sadly, our numbers are still on the rise. the washington area is starting to grow. >> trevor: it really has been an interesting journey in america because, you know, some people don't want

you open a kind of pandora's box you don't control it it controls you. was being set up my goodness you. can't. today there are good terrorists and bad the bad terrorists those in yemen who the united states deems to be a threat the good terrorists those who are in syria the joke here is we've been there before i mean if you consider the of the honest on story they have learned nothing. today if i see that the saudis are giving money to groups that are in syria. and not only a muslim but also the i.s.i. yes it would say you are a conspiracy theorist. american sob rabia put $1000000000.00 each to give them jobs training equipment we out of that was so clear to all those people to go we had you peace that's what we want freedom and peace no doubt. the doctrine that has endured from bush to obama is that the world is a battlefield and that the united states has the right to go into any country around the world to conduct what they call kinetic operations lethal operations regardless of what international law says if you're a small state like we were for 150

you open a kind of pandora's box you don't control it control g.-o. .the use of that kind of violence has unforseen consequences that no one can protect and it propels you. in directions you never fight you've got control or guts. so the images. are very carefully controlled and counter by the lies that have to summon aided through every institution in society schools government entertainment the press. when you shatter the meth and when you understand especially what techno war industrial war is about which is really about murder out slaughter people would be so repulsed it would be very hard to wait for. the ceiling didn't see your. home. and you can see who feel. the ceiling do the thing. that's the fifty's. you just see in the front seat. he wanted. as a main financier says. ben seal. the top story locally in the tier russet the be. the robot of the new one a. scene about all. the such thrown out it's not important that out of unless you announce when you're the leader of. me bro mance us today's your us me a good answer for a. scene of time in the

this also opens the pandora's box of how the investigation started, what exactly happened, and what didresident obama know and was he part of that. >> because every time president obama talks about trump and russia it raises a parallel question you just pointed out, what did he know and when did he know it. i think he's going to have to answer that question on his own or perhaps in the coming months we'll learn more as the department of justice and others release documents. one outstanding question here is how did he learn about the investigation of general flynn? if you look back at the susan rice memo from january 5th of 2017, a lot of president trump's top intelligence officials were surprised that he even knew of the investigation, so that's an open question and someone who might be able to answer that is former vice president biden. he was in the oval office during that briefing. eric: you mentioned that briefing in which the former vice president was in and certainly he will likely at least in the campaign trail be asked about this. here's the e-mail. kind of unusual that susan ri

there's a pandora's box been opened by twitter with their decision to fact-check president trump. will now be endless questions about who gets fact-checked when, why, who makes those decisions. we've already seen conservatives online finding some of the folks at twitter tasked with this job who have posted extremely anti-conservative on their own twitter feeds, comparing the trump administration to literally nazis. these are some of the people we've seen on the committee for integrity at twitter. that creates a p.r. problem for twitter, and case in point, their very first fact-check of president trump, which was on mail-in voting and voter fraud, linked to a document they had put together which had a few arguable points, debatable points, and one or two factual errors in their own fact-check. >> harris: [laughs] >> guy: i think that's a problem for them. i'm not sure they necessarily fully thought through the implications of what they've done, which seems to be the response and the backlash against president trump. >> harris: guy, i have to say, you are so gentle and filled with h

the presence of the united states but not the leader of iran, then you have absolutely opened up pandora'stes itself by saying we are not going to fact-check the president. i think one of the things -- speaking to a michael anton just said, i don't think that these social media companies should look at president trump as anything different than a citizen. i understand his words carry a lot of weight, but you have to apply these things equally and if not they're going to face some regulation. >> chris: i've got about a minute left for you, mo. your thoughts about what's going on here both on the side of twitter, tagging the president, and the president talking about trying to establish some limits on what twitter and the other social media giants can do. mo, are you with us? >> i'm sorry. i apologize, you've got me know. today not's point, if they were going to treat him like any other citizen, he would've been kicked off the platform by now, right? the president of united states has been violating the terms of service and we've seen twitter apply those terms of service to other people, thi

it does seem like pandora's box has been opened and people are just out doing their thing, so how does one control or try to mitigate possible damage here? >> well, i think we just need to keep getting the message out there, that this virus is not gone. and that avoiding of social distancing is just giving the coronavirus more opportunities to very quickly spread to other people. and in areas that have already seen maybe a decrease in the number of daily cases, they're going to start seeing an increase in a few weeks. >> but doctor, isn't it true in the terms of the super spreader events, they were all indoors. and so isn't it harder to spread the virus outdoors? i don't want to give everybody a license to run out and have a pool party like that, but is it exponentially harder to spread it outdoors than it is indoors? >> it depends on the circumstances and the conditions when you're outcoordoors. if you're outdoors and going for a walk in the park where you're not clustering with other people, chances are someone who is coughing out the virus will have those particles from their breath

at the same time it opens up a complete pandora's box for the biden campaign to really draw a contrastmean, donald trump has been horrible for people of color throughout his entire presidency, and i do agree with danielle that joe biden is going to work hard for every single vote, and that includes every single vote among people of color. they brought him back to this race, let's remember, in south carolina, james clyburn endorsing him. african americans in particular brought him back. so you know he's going to fight tooth and nail for every single vote he can get. he has an agenda to demonstrate that. does donald trump want to go there? does he want to have this conversation right now about his failed presidency for communities of color? by doing this, he is opening up that door and i don't think that's a fight he wants to have. >> if they did open this door, adrienne, i can't think the president would flinch. he hasn't apologized for anything he's said ever. he has said some of the most unthinkable racist horrible things in the past and has never, ever, ever flinched about it. it alm

is there a little bit of a pandora's box here that conservatives could be opening? >> no. conversation about free speech, there's never a moment where beach is a worthwhile conversation during a pandemic, during a fire, free speech is always worthwhile. liberty conversation is always a value. so the idea that it may come back to bite them as either free-speech or no speech, so let it be free. of course, twitter can do what it wants. the question is should it and the question clearly is no. >> dana: i understand twitter has the right, but when you decide of all the tweets and all the years, they decide to do the one on mailing voting, and where do they go from here? >> the president should just stop lying on twitter and he should stop worrying about twitter. he doesn't like twitter, he shouldn't use it. >> dana: but why is twitter -- that's one thing, but why should the company then decide if they're going to fact-check this but not fact-checked others? it's a bit of a sticky wicket, as they say in england. i will see you on the five. here is be one a lot of sticky s at 5:0