during the trial renee broke up with steve. so on the eve of her testimony sechez interviewed renee again about that "anonymous e-mail." what he discovered? explosive is not too big a word. >> where did that mysterious >> steve was terrified. >> the e-mail trail. the money trail. a winding trail of surprises was about to change this case. gold! nice rock. it's time to drop gold. go digital. go grayscale. some things are too important to do yourself. ♪ get customized security with 24/7 monitoring from xfinity home. awarded the best professionally installed system by cnet. simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. >> reporter: mornings dawned cooler in the arizona mountains, the summer flags in the town square were stored away for another year. and the murder trial of steve democker ticked into its fifth, fitful month. the prosecution had amounted to circumstantial bits and pieces to that point. and investigator mike sechez knew that steve was likely to mount a strong defense. >> mr. democker is a very intelligen

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rene, heard your point. we'll get back to more phone calls in a little bit as we continue here throughout this hour up until 9:00 a.m. eastern time when the house will gavel in for again taking votes on that united states mexico canada trade deal, usmca, that has been negotiated between the speaker and the white house, and it will get its vote today sent to the senate, and the president expected to sign that into law as well. before we get to more calls though, a little bit more from last night's yesterday's debate. this moment when texas republican louie go maurt demanded -- prompting house judiciary chair nadler to assert the request was russian propaganda. >> in 1998 senator schumer said, and i quote, this impeachment will be used as a routine tool to fight political battles. we thought it was a prediction. it was a promise. and now it's playing out. it's exactly what's being done here. and for those that say we don't address the defenses of fact, here you go. the impeachment serves two purposes. number o

renee in cyber hall, you would use the alexa for your family?have six children, three in children in law and at one and a half grandchildren. i have very opinionated children. i'm not sure -- thank heaven fof alexa but i don't like it would help in our situation. >> tamron: it is going to be interesting to see as we said, the impeachment, the debate, the hearing, it will be a critical time in our nation, a conversation and critical time at home. this story is a tough one for me to report to you and bring to you but i wanted to share more information about our heartbreaking story out of texas. i try to get as much work out as possible, a missing mom and her newborn, her 3-week-old, they have not been seen since she dropped off her son at school december 12. heidi's parents say there is no way their daughter would've left voluntarily, authorities are not ruling anything out. we got our friends down in texas at the abc affiliate in houston to get an update on this story. bree, the fbi has joined the search, what are they saying now? >> well, tamron

cnn's rene marsh is here and working on this exclusive report. i understand the whistle-blower said tsa changes are causing danger into the passenger screening process. >> that is right. the tsa whistle-blower is coming forward he said because of the concerns he's raised over the last couple of years have not been addressed. to put it simply he said the agency is putting speed over security. he said the tsa officers on the front lines are not to blame. these are screening changes that have come from tsa leadership. more than 40 million u.s. airline passengers are are expected to go through airport security checkpoints this holiday. but this tsa security director says you may not be as safe as you think. >> what they're doing is injecting danger into the system. >> reporter: jay brainerd is the top official in his state and been with the agency for 17 years. he said tsa is cutting corners on the screening process to shorten wait times. one example, tsa reduced the sensitivity on all walk-through metal detectors at airports across america. >> they'

rene, will this ukrainian help guiliani continue to push this bogus conspiracy theory?in a word, yes, talking about the ukrainian diplomat andre. he used to be based in washington, d.c. now, he is no longer based here in washington, d.c. he is known to push the conspiracy theory it was ukraine and not russia that meddled in the u.s. election, often in line with what mr. guiliani would like americans to believe. this is someone who would certainly repeat and parrot a lot of the conspiracy theories that you have heard the president's personal attorney pushing. >> rene, where is rudy guilliani now as far as we know, and what is he up to? >> rudy guilliani telling cnn's dana bash he wrapped up that trip in ukraine. he's been in europe this week, part of the push to keep president trump on his political rivals. it is unclear where he is but as of last night and early this morning he has been tweeting. his tweets can only be characterized one way, false. he says the accounts chamber in ukraine found an alleged misuse of $6.3 billion in u.s. funds during the obama administrati

renee marsh, cnn, washington. >> our thanks to renee. hope they fully investigate it because those were troubling claims by that whistle-blower. >> unbelievable. he's a pretty senior official to be raising these concerns. big deal. >>> as you know, republicans appear to support the president regardless of any evidence that comes out against him. why are so many in the gop unable or unwilling to speak out? new reporting next. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! for powerful relief from cold and flu symptoms without a prescription, try theraflu multi-symptom. theraflu dissolves in seconds, so it's ready to work before your first sip, and absorbs quickly to target and attack 8 cold and flu symptoms fast. try theraflu. we're proving the new keurig k-duo brewer makes any occasion the perfect coffee occasion. breakfast in bed! just add ground coffee for a carafe, or pop in a pod for a fr

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. >> renee, thank you so much, renee marsh, we have a programming note now, join anderson cooper andey name the 2019 cnn hero of the year. an all star tribute will air sunday night at 8:00 eastern on cnn. >>> a special edition of the lead with jake tapper starts right now. >>> welcome to the two hour edition of the lead, white house in crisis. i'm jake tapper in washington. president trump attacked wednesday's house judiciary hearing on impeachment calling it a hoax. the white house announced they are refusing to participate in the hearing. just moments ago, the head of the judiciary committee responded to the white house. pamela, how did president trump explain the white house decision. >> the president reiterated today as he was leaving from london, the impeachment inquiry is illegitimate, the judiciary committee is holding the first hearing while he's at nato meetings as proof of it being illegitimate. >> what if your lawyers were sent to represent your

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itas all caught on camera renee santos has the story. he started i'm hitting mymom eyes.nger brothers when a man without a irt on jumped into his mom's suv. >>the family was delivering sulies to their taco truck on el dorado street your ham really t that high. >>i was. >>thmoms car, i'm playing my game in. i don't knowhere some guy just hopped into the back. >>the fight or flight patricia lundy metals chosto fight back hitting the suspect even honking to alert her husband has been he got hithem been surveillance video shows the tense moments her husband in a group good samaritans quickly snatched the suspect out of the suv we want them to do almost exactly what this mother did yesterday joe silva with t stockton police department says by the mother honky to get someons attention. she likely saved her family's life but she credits er husband in those good samaritans say thank god, it's a blessing though her and nothing happened i didn't want to have. for something police arrestedlija servant as for attempted carjacking later discovering the suspect was on parole for robber

evan, a lot of questions here obviously as rene said highly unusual.hat was said on the calls with number one. >> perhaps if some day rudy giuliani has to answer question base in, erin maybe we will find out. as you heard from renae the democrats believe it's the president. and the timing of in is right around the time is the president is about to oust the ukrainian ambassador marie yovanovitch and the time of the end of the mueller report. let of different explanation that is rudy giuliani could have to provide on this. >> and as was just said here there is reports giuliani is in ukraine tonight which sounds like a joke but may be true. he wouldn't confirm his location playing a coy game. what is the game he is playing. >> he really believes the only way to defend himself and the president given the fact that he is under investigation is to go on offense. i think that's what you see. "the new york times" reported he is working on some sort of documentary which is going to blow the case wide open. we'll see whether that happens. erin, remember he is un

cnn's rene marsh has the cnn exclusive. >> reporter: more than 40 million u.s.are expected to go through airport security checkpoints this holiday. but this tsa security director says you may not be as safe as you think. >> what they're doing is injecting danger into the system. >> reporter: jay brainard is the top tsa official in his state and has been with the agency for 17 years. he says tsa is cutting corners on the screening process to shorten wait times. one example, tsa reduced the sensitivity on all walk-through metal detectors at airports across america. >> they are reducing the concentration of metal that it would take to set off that alarm so you can speed up alarms and have fewer pat-downs. >> how do you know? >> because there's a memo out that supports it. >> reporter: the memo says the order came in 2013 changing all detector settings in all lanes to the tsa pre-check setting to normalize the passenger experience. brainard says the practice continues today and he worries bomb making components could go undetected. >> you could have a 30 minute wait

renee, right now is there even a plan that still exists to get the 737 max flying again?t just recognizing that it's got a long way to go? >> i think it's the -- they are just essentially realizing that their timeline is not the faa's timeline. i don't think that they've given up. i just think that they realize that this is not going to happen as fast as they want it to happen, so we expect that this announcement will happen either after markets close this afternoon or it could also happen tomorrow. but really, it signals the problems for the plane's manufacturer. a source with knowledge of the deliberations tells me that the company could either suspend production or further reduce the production level. the source also said that if boeing decides to suspend the production of the troubled 737 max, that it would just be a temporary pause, at least until the faa clears the plane as safe to fly. but the fact that boeing is even considering curbing production of this troubled plane is a huge turn of events. up until now, if you remember, boeing has been very positive, in fact

stopped there were children in the car when a man tried to steal at the iident was all caught on camera renee santos has the story. >>he started i'mitting my mom aiah says he was sitting in the back seat with his younger brothers when a n without a shirt on jumped into his mom's suv the family was delivering supplies to their taco truck on el dorado street your ham rlly not that high. >>i was in the moms car i'm playingy game and then. i don't know where some guy just hopped into the back. >>the fight or flight patricia lundy metals chose to fight back hitting the suspect even honking to alert her husband s been he got his them been surveillance video shows the nse moments as her husband in a group of good samaritans quickly snatched the suspt out of the suv we want them to do almost exactly what th mother did yesterday joe silva withthe stockton police department ys by the mother honky to get someone's attentn. she likely saved hefamily's life but she credits her husband in those good samaritans say thank god, it's a blessing here nothg happened. i didn't want to have. there's something poli

a fine nurse, the daughter of the village hardware store keeper, renee, volunteered.he took charge of a group of wounded from the 10th armored division on the main street of bastogne. on christmas eve, a 500 pound bomb struck the house, went all the way through, and none of the 10th armored division soldiers nor renee survived. on december 26, elements of the fourth armored division crashed into the stone. the encirclement was broken. for the germans, it was the beginning of the end. >> watch the entire film tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern and 4:00 p.m. sunday on reel america. travel back in time on american history tv. next on lectures in history, wodford professor mark byrnes teaches a class about u.s. public opinion, the radio as a means of national media, and the debate about whether to enter world war ii. he outlines the arguments both for and against intervention and uses radio clips to demonstrate the role it played in shaping american views and foreign policy. prof. byrnes: last week, we talked about coming to the war in asia. i would like to ta a

. -- chief executive carrie lam announced the econony will recoverer soon, after rened clashes between police and pro-democracy protesters this past weekend. lam says the special admininistrative region will son launch a fourth round of economic stimulus measures to help businesses and residents as hong kong remains in recession following months of political unrest. the government has already spent two and a half billion dollars since a august to prop up the economy. it is facing its first budget deficit in around 15 years. lam says she will be dipping into reserves for the coming stimulus. decade, we have accumulated quite a healthy reserve. u.s.than 140 one billion dollars. this is the time to tap into our fiscal capabilities to offer relief to the public in hong kong. we hope companies will help employees save their jobs. it is quite critical. let's come back to france, where the auto industry has always been a poioint of pride, but is struggling in n te midst of a chchanging marketpla. brian: eight years a ago, france was europe's number twowo car mamaking company. it is now number

remained so i think race that got so bad it's a self-employed so i wait till the glad but apology come to rene and told. next we're. going. to. save the planet not my job. report or david john shand says it's strange we have to do something. the climate crisis is threatening our very existence. many germans would agree but are they prepared to change their habits. humanity be saved. close up 30 minutes doug. nice coalition government made up of the christian democrats and social democrats has been in constant crisis from the start. this resignations most of tranced true struggles and election democrats i. believe take a look inside the government in germany to diminishing coalition in 75 minutes on d w. 2 curiously. do yourself order. for your next you tube channel. don't miss out. on show that of us as we are also some of the most vocal in support of. what saving was able. to deliver. was the speech of his life perhaps his best certainly his most difficult chancellor helmut kohl and addresses the people of east germany shortly after the fall of the wall. the crowd clamors for germany. journal

it is a terrible loss of a caring man renee was 79 >>> protests in hong kong have now reached the half-yearark marchers poured into the streets. 800,000 joined the demonstrations protests evolved into a push for broad political reform as night fell, protesters braced for possible confrontations with law enforcement. >>> spacex's dragon's space craft successfully docked at the international space station. the dragon, a reusable cargo space craft lifted off thursday from cape canaveral for a resupply mission >> it was loaded with more than 5,000 pounds of cargo when arrived at the orbiting space hub. this is spacex's 19th mission. >>> we are heading back to work, and back to school let's check in with meteorologist vanessa webb >> are you guys ready for some rain >> i guess we are ready or not, here we come >> it is generally going to be consistent across the north and northeast. it's already starting to brew this morning from chicago all the way into new york city right now it's on the light side but will continue to rev up in the next 24 hours. and this extends allhe afternoon look at new y

the head lies on the ground you have the feeling of being in the 19th century or in the renee sounds with the putrefied bodies on which the doctors work all of this is bad enough where it gets worse though is that sometimes the body's allegedly weren't used for medical science but rather were sold out to private companies at a price tag of about $400.00 euros per limb. and tonight when we read the article we got chills because we couldn't imagine that such things could happen in the faculty and that the corpses could have been treated like this with no respect to the wishes of those who donated their bodies things that break our ethical code so this chapter is deeply and this made us address the medical union to see if they want to react meanwhile the university has a shot the center down for an inspection and released this statement paris descartes university wishes to apologize to families about this situation the university reaffirms its full commitment to the dignity of donors and their families after several decades of activities some of the centers facilities have become obsole

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. >> reporter: renee strong got her wish tonight. kids are feeling the holiday spirit. >> it's not a day of giving, it's a day of loving. >> reporter: magic moments in what can be a chaotic season. 9-year-old amare has the right idea. if you would like to show kids some love, bay area police and fire departments are still collecting new, unwrapped toys to give away to children who need a gift. reporting live, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> christmas trees often catch fire, and sometimes kill. we're testing out a new wireless gadget designed to alert you. that's next. >>> a free vip tour of the spaceship campus of apple, only for people who live nearby. we'll explain why some neighbors are angry about it. >>> and the light rain we're seeing right now on radar around the lower peninsula and redwood city is the way the weekend begins. drier conditions and a big chill in the air will be when we wrap things up. cool temperature looking around here i see tablets, laptops, printers, smartphones. they're all connected to the internet. the

bay area fans have been hoping for no couple losses across the board for a local pro teams are kay rene joining us now. >>in studio with an update will get to the raiders kate momentarily. >>niners though ravens game of the week really in the nfl. we learned that the ravens are really really good. >>great teams. this one lived up to the hype and so that you could possibly be a potential super bowl match. fans not too happy about the way it finished if you're tracking the bay area pro sports yesterday wasn't over the 49 ers and the raiders we're both on the run to in big games and let's just say the way from home environments proved a little bit hostile. let's start with the 49 ers for the second week in a row san francisco was going up against a division leader, lamar jackson, the ravens have been the hottest team in the nfl winning 7 in a row and during yesterday's contest. a frigid downpour. but the 49 ers managed to find the end zone on the first drive the game and that's but the tone fred back and forth physical football game. but despite a career 146 rushing yards from where he mos

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rene auberjonois lost his battle against lung cancer at his home in los angeles sunday.m career began in 1970 in the movie "m.a.s.h." he also received a number of tony nominations for his work on broadway and had regular roles in the '80s sitcoms "benson" and the '90s sigh tie "star trek: deep space nine." he was 79. >>> the california man planning a mass shooting is due in court today. investigators say steve homoki filmed and posted chilling videos on youtube in which he appeared to be rehearsing a terror attack. the videos show a man pointing assault weapons at people from a hotel window in downtown san diego. a tipster led police to homoki saying he had planned -- had a plan in place. >> you take every tip seriously because you just don't know if it's going to be a real shooter or not. where you're talking about shooting out of a window down on people below, which is exactly what happened in las vegas, and so that's why it's so alarming. >> charges against the suspect include possession of an assault weapon. homoki told a local tv station that the videos were a minia

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egypt ethiopia and see donna discussing the rules fulfilling and operating the crown the ethiopian renee sounds damn egypt and sudan fair all significantly diminish the share of the river nile supporter will say in sudan an aid has reached a remote rebel held area for the 1st time in more than 8 year is here but morgan reports to us from blue nile state about the welcomed arrival of food and other essentials and how it coincides with talks and years of fighting. when she heard that aid would be arriving in the blue nile state says she walked for more than 8 hours to queue for it after more than 80 years the area controlled by sudanese rebels known as the sudan's people liberation movement north is finally receiving humanitarian aid and did not want to miss out as. there's no food most of the time and because of the constant bombardment in the 1st years of the war a lot of terrible things happened they didn't care where their bombs are being dropped on people farms or live stock some of us fled to ethiopia but i could go because i didn't want to leave my home and become a refugee. the war

. >>> actor rene auberjonios has died.ans will know him from this -- ♪ >> his son auberjonois says he died of lung cancer. besides his son, a daughter and grandchildren, he leaves his wife. he was 79 years old. >>> 56 minutes after the hour. a check on cnn business. a quick look at markets around the world. cautious optimism as investors look for a trade deal on wall street. futures are lower. stocks finished the week strong after a solid jobs report. the unemployment rate remains at a 50-year low. the federal reserve is likely to leave rates unchanged. they meet this week. investors are also watching for progress on president trump's north american trade deal, the usmca. the house with a deal over changes to labor enforcement and other provisions. but talks are not finalized. >>> we could be saying good-bye to apple's lightning charging cable. a top analyst say the cable and port on premium models could be gone by 2021. the analyst said apple will opt for a completely wireless device to differentiate the more expensive ip

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my middle name is rene, r-e-n-e-e. >> okay. >> my maiden name was sims, s-i-m-s. >> and elisa, where's from. >> no, i left florida. you know, i mean, i was a fugitive from florida. >> she was from massachusetts and was a mother of two. wanted in florida for violating probation and had been on the run for nine years, she said. she eventually settled in las vegas where she met larry and by this time had changed her name to elisa. she told the police she was at the horse show in arizona when she found out police wanted to talk to her about larry. and so she took off in her jaguar, drove from state to state. >> where were you headed at this point. >> i didn't -- just away. >> so with the preliminaries out of the way, now came the big question. what happened to larry mcnabney? elisa, without hesitation and without even being asked, spilled the beans. >> and did i kill my husband? yes, i killed my husband. >> there it was, no apology, no evasion. she simply confessed to killing her husband, larry mcnabney. but, and this was a "but" with a capital "b," that wasn't the whole story, not even cl

renee, tell us about your husband and what happened on august 10th. >> scott was deployed in iraq ander enemy fire and that's when he was injured along with a couple other marines and task forces that were with them. ainsley: i'm sorry. in that incident your lives changed. your kids' lives changed. you were getting ready for school. >> yeah. just a usual day, you know, chaos in the house and got the knock on the door. we knew. ainsley: there were four marines that came to the door to tell you? >> yeah. ainsley: you have two children. tell us about your kids? >> i have colt who just turned three and penelope to ho will be one at the end of this month. >> you heard their story. >> yes. ainsley: law doing. >> make sure that renae because of the sacrifice her husband made for the country never has to worry about a home again. tunnetunnel 2 towers made sure e paid off the mortgage. this is your paid full mortgage. congratulations. you paid a big price for that. and the least we can do as a nation. so we are delivering 24 mortgage-free homes in 24 days from december 1st to the 24th. we are

a very fine trained nurse, the daughter of the village hardware store keeper, renee le mere, volunteeredharge of a group of wounded from the 10th armored division and had us on the main street of bastogne. but on christmas eve, a 500 pound bomb struck the house, went all the way through and none of the 10th armored division soldiers nor she survived. >> on december 20 sixth, elements of the fourth armored division crashed into bastogne. the encirclement was broken and for the germans, it was the beginning of the end. in there,e had been about 30 days, on the 16th of january, we were relieved. we left bastogne in one of the worst blizzards i have ever seen. going up the hill about 40 miles south, a great big long hill with a gentle slope, the tanks just couldn't make it. they were sliding back like bears on a slippery slide. thinking it over, i have decided that if we had been in bastogne alone without any infantry, we could not have held 10 minutes. the 101st airborne, without the steel my outfit afforded, could not have held. el of my outfit and the blood and flesh of their outfit made

our aviation correspondent, rene marsh, working the story for us.s is a pretty drastic step by boeing. >> it was. they were forced into making this tough decision again boeing announcing they will temporarily halt the 737 max aircraft troubled since it was grounded in march after the two deadly plane crashes. it is quite drastic because boeing has been positive and almost bullish that the faa would clear this plane to fly by the end of the year, around this month. that simply hasn't happened. really, the fuel to this announcement today is boeing had a face-to-face with the faa and the faa made it clear they're working on their own timeline, not boeing's timeline and this plane would not get the green light to fly again in 2019 and would stretch into 2020. boeing found they're backed up against the wall. they had been continuing to build new planes even as this grounding was taking place. they say they have some 400 aircraft in storage. if this stretches into 2020, the question is, where do you store all these planes. they had no choice other than to

. >>> actor rene auberjonios has died.ginal 1970 version of "m.a.s.h." his youngest mans will know him from this -- >> his son auberjonois says he died of lung cancer. besides his son, a daughter and grandchildren, he leaves his wife of 56 years. >>> 2019 cnn hero of the year -- freweini mebrahtu. >> this is for all of the girls. this moment is not just for me. this is for every girl. >> mebrahtu has dedicated her life to keeping girls in school by designing a reusable menstrual pad. she partnered with the nonprofit dignity period to end the cultural stigma around the issue. all of the cnn heroes received a $10,000 cash award. >>> quick look at markets around the world. mostly lower as investors look for a potential trade deal on wall street. futures are lower. the economy addling 266,000 jobs. the unemployment rate remains at a 15-year low. the strong report also means the federal reserve is likely to leave rates unchange d they mee this week. and investors are watching for progress on the usmca. according to people close

cnn's rene marsh has more details on giuliani's extraordinary move as democrats move closer to impeachingr. trump. >> reporter: as the president is on the cusp of being impeached, his personal attorney, rudy giuliani, hops on a plane to europe. not to avoid scrutiny, but he says to save his client, the president, from impeachment. giuliani's secret mission started in budapest this week and then he was off to kiev, the place where the impeachment campaign at the heart of the inquiry began. he's tried to be coy. >> i'm not going to tell you where i am, and i am gathering evidence -- i am gathering ec s evidence that is going to blow up phony schiff's case. it's going to blow up in his face just like the last one did. >> reporter: but a lawmaker posted these photos on facebook saying he met with giuliani on anti-corruption thursday in kiev. >> rudy giuliani debunks the impeachment hoax. >> reporter: the doc features giuliani interviewing three former ukrainian prosecutors with checkered pasts and suspect motives and described as corrupt by witnesses in the impeachment inquiry. they've been p

one day, he conducted the acclaimed soprano renee flemming. then, a little s and m. symphony and metallica. >> sparked off of one another. talking about music. talking about ideas in life and society. >> reporter: on sunday, metallica's drummer will take the stage. >> why? as a member of metallica, hear to honor the world renown maestro, michael tilson thomas. >> reporter: linda ronstad. she revealed ten years ago she had parkinson's. during her career, she sold tens of millions of copies of her albums. now, a new documentary on her. the sound of my voice. >> people didn't notice the difficulty of being a woman, trail blazing. >> the rock and roll culture is dominated by hostility against women. they lose the ability to focus on themselves as a person rather than an image. >> reporter: she spoke out then and now at the state department dinner for honorees. secretary of state mike pompeo quoted her song asking when will i be loved? later, when she received her medal, she responded. >> ♪ somewhere out there mike. >> reporter: in 1993, she sang a memorial service in pet

if you have an accent on your name, like with renee, but it doesn't have the accent in the driver's license, then it is kicked out. what happened in the 2018 election here is that secretary of state -- the secretary of state removed 53,000 voter registration cards from the electorate because they did not match exactly. 70% of those that were removed were african-american. fewer than 10% were white. that is part of the process. it is this quiet, silent, bureaucratic violence that is being done to american citizens posturing to vote. host: waterford, maine, leonard is watching, an independent caller and you are next. caller: good morning, professor anderson, and a for writing this book and grateful this topic is finally being aired. two things i wanted to comment on. what has been driving me crazy since 2016's election is russia, russia, russian narrative. i think that has been championed by the democratic party leaders where there is little evidence for russia meddling. there is overwhelming evidence of voter disenfranchisement of minorities. for example, rhett joe maddon liberalism has been

but, you know, how much police officers will reneed to make sure every synagogue and every private school, even mosques are going to be patrolled by officers. i think no platter what religion you are, what's going on in this country is unacceptable. to go into 20,000, -- going back to 2020 back to scary. i am the president of the jewish federation of rockland. thank you. >> [inaudible]. jackie: you were just listening to a news conference in monsey, new york. it's 30 miles north of new york city. here is the just of what we are getting from the news conference with authorities. we are hearing around 9:50, a man with his face partially covered, believed to be african-american. from reports of people who were there at this home, went into sarah by's home during a hanukkah party and stabbed five people with a machete. those people were sent to the hospital. five people at the hospital after a man with a partially covered face went into a rabbi's home in a rabbi's home and attacked them with a machete. this comes as a time when police are keeping an eye on hate crimes. you heard them stress h