senior correspondent rick leventhal has the latest on that story. >> several studies reaching the sameusion, in person schooling is better for kids that home schooling and pretty much every way, most importantly putting kids in class does not impact the spread of the coronavirus. one study by yale university of 57,000 child care providers found there were no differences in the percentage of them got covid with their facilities open and those with facilities closed. no heightened risk from working with kids. a spanish study found no increase in infections in teachers or kids who went back to school and those who didn't. one researcher said what we found is the school being open makes absolutely no difference in the number of cases. another researcher in a similar study in 191 countries discovered the same thing. with the data suggests is that opening schools does not inevitably lead to increased case numbers. pediatricians say they are seeing far more negative impacts from keeping kids out of class suffering mental health problems, hunger, obesity due to an activity, missing routine med

rick leventhal, thank you.f you find yourself rooting for someone's death, anyone staff, it's time to pause and take stock of how your own soul has rotted. we are all going to die in the end. trust me, as we do, we are going to regret thinking things like that about other people. we actually debated whether or not to put that on the air tonight. so ugly. in general we don't put things on tv that are that ugly but we thought we should because it's everywhere today. we want you to know why. there are some who are rooting for the president's demise and the vice president's demise of that nancy pelosi might become president. that sounds insane. and it is. they put it on msnbc anyway. watch. >> this is a very serious health threat. you are second in line for the presidency. has the white house contacted you about the continuity of government? >> tucker: cnn had a similar message today. this is political opportunism obviously but it's more than that. it is spiritual sickness. hatred festering hatred has driven these

>> shannon: all right, rick leventhal from the west coast, thank you, rick. new allegations in the tale against hunter biden and the rest of the biden family, but does the story resonate and have an impact on the campaign trail? correspondent rich edson takes a look at that angle for us tonight. good evening, rich. >> good evening, shannon. it has become a fixed-rate president shall events, president trump of queues and former vice president joe biden and his son of corruption. more republicans are publicly suggesting the president talk about something else. >> how about ukraine? his son sits on a board, no energy experience, no experience, where is hunter? it is called the laptop from hell. >> campaign alleys to the final presidential debate. >> you are the big man, i said maybe you are not, but you're the big man. your son said we have to give 10% of the big man. joe, what is that all about? it is terrible. >> president trump is pitching voters on former vice president joe biden's son, hunter, and his international business conduct. the president even invit

for that we go to fox's with rick leventhal. >> it was around this time friday night that the presidentrrived at walter reed army medical center to begin of an aggressive weekend course of treatment for covid-19. tonight he's back in the white house to continue his recovery. you can see them walking confidently out the door of the hospital around 6:39 p.m., wearing a suit and a mask and giving a raised fest and thumbs up to the press gathered outside. the president climbed into the back of an suv for the short drive to marine one on the helipad and took the quick ten minute flight to the south lawn of the white house where he then climbed the stairs to the terrace outside of his living quarters, removed his mask and saluted air force one. his doctors are very optimistic. >> it's been more than 72 hours since his last fever. oxygen levels including ambulatory saturations and his work at breathing were all normal. he may not entirely be out of the woods yet, the team and i agree that all of our evaluations, and most importantly his clinical status support the president safe return home wh

here's rick leventhal. >> we don't know if there will be violent protests next week. but 3/4 of americans see it as a possibility. a poll by "usa today" found 36% are concerned about violence on election day. 38.5% are somewhat concerned. a smaller percentage were not worried. across the nation businesses are boarding up doors in case of a repeat of the rioting in majoe cities since spring. nordstrom said tiffany sent sak fifth avenue all say that they are hiring executing -- extra security. in new york city, luxury high rises are hiring armed guards including off-duty cops with sub-machine guns. protecting the homes of billionaires against balance. and rodeo drive will be closed to cars and pedestrian traffic onon november 3rd and 4th. it's home to the highest high-end stores on the planet. the police chief said it's a proactive approach to protests. >> sean: after the summer who can't blame anybody. thank you. also tonight african-american trump supporters continue to be demonized by the extreme left. listen to what a comedian who is really bad. >> no one is surpris

or with the latest our own rick leventhal. >> an unsettling incident involving cnn's chief legal analyst, now off the air for allegedly pleasuring himself on a zoom video call. jeffrey toobin, also a staff writer for the new yorker, was suspended by the magazine for masturbating during the call last week with other staff watching according to vice news, which report the incident came during a drill for election coverage. vice says when the groups returned from their breakout rooms, he lowered the camera, the people on the call said they could see him touching himself. he then left the call. once later he called back in, seemingly unaware of what his colleagues had been able to see. "new yorker" magazine told fox news jeffrey jeffrey toobin has been suspended while we investigate the matter. and in a statement to motherboard, he said "i made an embarrassingly stupid mistake leaving i was off camera. i apologize to my wife, family, friends, and coworkers. i believed i was not visible on zoom. i thought no one on the zoom zoom cal

fox news' rick leventhal has details. hey, rick. >> hey, tucker.ay,e we hear reports on the number of coronavirus cases nationwide, state-by-state, detailed breakdowns on the rise and fall in infections, we don't hear often about the effect the shutdowns have had on local businesses until today until the report brings all kinds of badd news. predicting half of new york city's bars and restaurants may close for good because of covid-19. most bars have been closed since march, and some restaurants managedha to survive thanks to carry out and delivery orders, and the city allowed indoor dining to resume yesterday, only had 25% normal seating capacity, so the controller said the industry is challenging under the best of circumstances in many eateries operate on tight margins, now they face an unprecedented of people that may cause many establishments to close forever. how many? the report predicts one-third to one half, thousands of businesses could shut down forever, costing as many as 150,000 jobs, most held by minorities. this equals potential losse

rick leventhal, thank you for that. if you think about it for a minute, those numbers are hard to believe, but not everyone in new york city is giving up. one man opened a bar and restaurant in the city a month ago today, bill de blasio's government has done everything they can to stop it, including banning for people to sit at the bar. the restaurant called festival is still open. he joins us tonight for an update on how he's doing. thank you so much or coming on. why did you do this? opening a restaurant in new york now, it seems -- >> tucker, a lot of these petitions were made at well be whole obefore the coronavirus. if this was two years in the making, i refuse to be negative on these sort of things. i refused to dwell on the negative, i believe in the power of community. i believe in the powers of new yorkers. cuomo, de blasio, they didn't stop the virus, new yorkers stop the virus. new yorkers will survive. >> tucker: i love that. do you have investors? do the stomach they agree, too? do you have anyone saying, t

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rick leventhal, thank you. exit polls prove the supreme court was a massive motivator for both voters on the left and right back in 2016. this time around, both sides are trying to rally their basis by taking up the issue of packing the nation's highest court. liberal democrats want joe biden to do it if he wins, and they want you to know that. so do republicans. if chad pergram is here to break it down. >> shannon, democrats are stoking their base, dangling the idea of packing the court to offset conservative games. republicans are simultaneously warning voters what democrats will do if they win. this works for both parties just days before the election. >> these people are radical, they are in a hurry. they want to change the country dramatically. >> republicans alerting voters, democrats will pass the green need deal, impose gun restrictions and high taxes. >> if we get the senate, presidency and house, that's not enough power for us. we need more power, more court packing. if that's an insane thing to say.

correspondent rick leventhal joins us now.good evening, shannon, the folks suffering from coronavirus fatigue need a brace themselves were not done yet. the virus is spiking again, fresh shutdowns and curfews from new york to chicago come into el paso, texas. if you tell where covid can give my cases are shattering records, hospitals are making plans to ration services in the next week or two making a list of criterir which patients will be moved out of intensive care for us to make room for others if necessary. saying they're uncomfortably close to this grim call. hospitals and administrators asked them to approve crisis standards for icu patients. those getting worse move out first. younger patients get priority over older if otherwise conditions are the same, and pregnant patients are also prioritized with bed space quickly running out. of statements, governor gary herbert says that utah is at a turning point in hospitals are on the verge of being unable to meet the ever increasing demand for critical care. nationwide an av

tucker. >> tucker: rick leventhal joining us live. thanks. she's honest, anyway.course she's right. unfortunately. today donald trump was back in the oval office. he contracted the coronavirus as you know on friday. all signs tonight are that he is healthy and recovering in the democratic party's foremost expert on chemical injections has determined that something is still very wrong with donald trump. >> last time i had an interaction with the president was the state of the union address and after that i tore up his speech and all but after that i said i think he was medicated. there is something wrong with how he came on and presented. i said yesterday to my colleagues, i said there are those who say that steroids has an impact on people's thinking. i don't know, but there are those health care providers who say that. >> tucker: i tore up his speech and all. he's the one with impulse control problems. he's crazy. [laughs] meanwhile, the president has attributed his swift recovery to an antibody treatment from regeneron pharmaceuticals. he got those antibody quic

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rick leventhal has the details. ick. >> we are on the same page because new york's governor often talked about his love life but when it comes to his daughters is apparently a hands-off policy. the narrow post reports that a state trooper assigned to the governors security detail got hot and heavy with 25-year-old cara kennedy cuomo. the trooper met the first daughter while acting as a bodyguard for her dad and they began dating about seven months ago after she moved to the governors mansion in albany because of the coronavirus pandemic. "the new york post" reports cooper pfeiffer was transferred to a remote outpost near the canadian border soon after the governor found out about it. law-enforcement source told the "the post" said the transfer was due to the protocol of dignitary protection. "the post" also quotes a sourcing that the real reason is the governor didn't like whatever they were doing. that's an actual quote. apparently there was no finding in the conduct. the trooper's record has been tarnished. here's

two police officers abused in new orleans, breaking now, rick leventhal is on it right. >> they wereushed on routin patrol in the french quarter when they were fired on by a passenger in a pedicab. this gunman shot at both officers who we're in their vehicle, hit both of them. one officer was shot in the lef cheek. the bullet is now lodged in his school according to the police chief down there. he's in serious but stable condition for the second received minor abrasions to his arm. the suspect again firing a weapon from a pay cab he was apprehended near the intersection of st. peter and decatur street. witnesses in the area according to the associated press were able to identify and pointnt ou the suspect. they heard several loud popping noises. some people saw the gunman apparently and pointed him out to responding officers, but we have two police officers ambushed in the french quarter by passenger in the heat open fire on the two officers. one of them shot in the cheek i stable condition, the other wit wounds to his arm. >> horrifying. there weren't as ambushed, not abuse. >> what

if rick leventhal has that story from a west coast newsroom. >> hey, shannon. if the battle over ballots one of more than two dozen states allowing third parties to collect completed absentee or mail in ballots. it's a controversial collection system, supporters say it gives more people the opportunity to vote, especially the elderly, disabled, and low income communities. critics charge it invites abuse and interference. it mcgrath passed a law allowing anyone including paid campaign operatives and party workers to collect and return mail in ballots. in 2018, democrats prohibited disqualifying a ballot because a person returning it did not provide on the identification envelope his or her name, relationship to voter, or signature. all of this invites mischief and undermines public confidence in elections. pointing out democrats posted in 2018 they used ballot harvesting to flip seven house seats and sake campaign volunteers were dropping off hundreds of ballots. this year, republicans fought back, putting up drop boxes for ballot harvesting at churches, shootin

rick leventhal joins us with details. >> those folks suffering coronavirus fatigue need to brace themselvesone yet. the virus is spiking prompting fresh shutdowns from newark to chicago to el paso, texas. in utah where new covid-19 cases are shadow records daily hospitals are planning to start rationing services in the next week or 2 making a list of criteria for which patients will be moved out of intensive care first to make room for others if necessary. hospital administrators asked the government to approve crisis standards for icu patients. that is getting worse move out first. younger patients get priority over older if otherwise conditions are the same and pregnant patients are prioritized with bed space quickly running out. in a statement, gary herbert said you targeting turning point this week, hospitals are on the verge of being unable to meet the increasing demands of critical care. nationwide there's been an average of nearly 70,000 new cases a day the past week including 83,000 friday and saturday. the search is being blamed for monday's stock dive, the dow dropping 650 points

rick leventhal reporting from the west coast newsroom. >> there are lots of reasons to love california. 900 miles of coastline, great weather, mountains, forest, desert but other things are happening, some of the 40 million residents abandoning the nation's most populous state including wildfires scorching 4 million acres, partly fed by now burn management policies and rolling power outages marked by green energy rules and extensive regulations, high taxes and sky high cost of living, 11.4% unemployment, riots, crime and coronavirus shutdowns fronting the governor to plead with people to stay. for your ranks number 6 and something called the happiness index even though it ranks behind minnesota in new jersey. >> not just to survive the next number of years and i would encourage folks who are leaving to consider the fact that this date, 6 or 7 months ago was dominating so many sectors and those core tenets of the state remains still as alive as they ever have been. >> of californians need another reason to flee this might be it, the governor's office tweeting this request for families h

rick leventhal is tracking the latest for us tonight. >> reporter: when the president found himself alone on the balcony, took his mask off it sparked outrage from his critics including members of the press. nbc's andrea mitchell tweeted donald returns to the white house and immediately takes off his mask. i have no words which is 15 years versus twitter handle. kevin collins, the president saying only days into his diagnosis the first thing donald trump does is take his mask off. that is washington post columnist jennifer rubin who blasted the medical team at walter reed for the the president leave. she wrote, quote, any doctor who public endorses this insanity needs to lose his or her license period adding congress mice wants to defund walter reed. it is a public health hazard. townhall.com senior writer and marine julio roses says walter reed is a heroic military men go after being wounded in combat, and doctor ali wrote great idea, let's punish soldiers, physicians, nurses and staff, embarrass your colleagues, here's more from the other cable news networks. >> it is like something out

rick leventhal following the pandemic affect, some surprising findings on that front and progressive thresher growing on biden. in omaha the president clocked his third major rally of the day. >> reporter: thousands and thousands of people braced for the very cold weather out here near freezing temperatures for our sister get a glimpse of donald trump, his third and final stop of the night tonight. this city and the state in omaha, nebraska have seen some surges in coronavirus cases so it was held outdoors and people were told to wear masks but once donald trump landed and started talk to the ground i think a lot of people forgot just how cold they were. a lot of energy from the crowd as donald trump delivered a familiar speech where he praised himself and criticized joe biden for things like a tax plan, stands on crime, trumpet a simple message for those in attendance in omaha, nebraska. a call to action. >> i'm standing here freezing. i ask you a little favor, get out and vote. the great red wave. at least you are down there with each other. i will appear and that wind is blowing.

rick leventhal digging into the story tonight. good evening. >> this comes one day after twitter ceo testified before a senate committee defending the platform's policies and insisting they are playing fair. one day later more cries of censorship after the cbp commissioner was frozen for this post writing cbc and the army corps of engineers continue to build new wall every day. every mile helped us drop gang members, sexual predators and drugs from entering the country. walls work. the tweet was posted as commissioner mark morgan submitted the completion of 400 miles of barrier between the us and mexico, some of it 30 feet high with improved roads, lighting and cameras designed to deter human smugglers and other criminals from illegal crossings but twitter blocked the tweet and suspended the account citing hateful conduct policy, reads in part you may not promote violence against or directly attack or threaten other people on the basis of race, ethnicity, caste, facilitation, gender, gender identity, religious affiliation, age or

rick leventhal has that from the west coast newsroom. >> 2 dozen states allowing third parties to collect absence your mail in ballots. it is a controversial system supporters say gives more people the opportunity to vote especially elderly, disabled and low-income communities while critics charge it is interference. california democrats passed a law allowing anyone including campaign operatives and party workers to collect and return mail in ballots. in 2018 democrats prohibited disqualifying a ballot solely because the person returning it did not provide on the identification envelope his or her name, relationship to the voter or signature. an editorial the wall street journal suggests dollars invites mischief and undermines public confidence in elections pointing out democrats posted in 2018 they used ballot harvesting to flip 7 house seats in california including four in orange county and say campaign volunteers were dropping off hundreds of ballots. this year republicans fought back setting up drop boxes for ballot harvesting in churches, gun stores, shooting ranges and gop offices,

wean go now to rick leventhal. >> it was around this time friday night the president arrived att walterd army medical center to begin a course of treatment for covid-19. tonight, back in the white house to continue his recovery. you can see them walking confidently out the front door of the hospital around 6:39 p.m. wearing a suit and a mask giving a raised fist and a thumbs up later to the press gathered outside. he climbed to the back of a black suv for the short drive to marine one on the helipad and took the quick ten minute flight to the south lawn of the white house where he then climbed the stairs outside his living quarters and saluted air force one as it departed. his doctors sound very optimisticor. >> it's been more than 72 hours since the blast fever. oxygen levels including ambulatory saturation and breathing are all normal. though he may not totally be out of the woods yet, the team and i agree that all our evaluations, most importantly his clinical status, support his safe return home where hepr will be surround by world-class medical care 24 24/7. earlier today the presi

go to rick leventhal, he's breaking it down for us today. it's because hoping say that. the hearing today lasted nearly four hours, asking more than 120 questions of the ceos of twitter, facebook, and google. for the most heated moments based on partisan censorship against republicans. >> mr. dorsey, who the elected you and put you in charge of what the media are allowed to report and what the american people are allowed to hear. >> hammering the twitter ceo over the suppression of a new york post story with foreign dignitaries. allegedly trading influence and access for his famous family for millions of dollars of payouts. users who tried to retweet it, including white house press secretary had their accounts frozen, too. in the final stretch of the 20/20 election dorsey explained it this way. go we've had materials that we found "the new york post" because it showed the direct materials, screenshots of the direct materials. it was unclear how those were obtained. it felt under this policy. >> the post says it has an on the record source and zero denials from the bidens

let's go to rick leventhal breaking it down. >> reporter: i was hoping you would say that. the hearing lasted 4 hours, lawmakers asking 120 questions of ceos of twitter, facebook and google, the most heated moments focus on alleged incidents of partisan censorship against republicans. >> who the hell elected you and put you in charge of what the media are allowed to report and what the american people are allowed to hear? >> senator ted cruz hammering twitter's ceo over suppression of the new york post story about hunter biden after deals with foreign dignitaries trading influence and access for millions of dollars in payouts, the twitter account was frozen and users who tried to retweet it including kayleigh mcenany had their accounts frozen too in the final stretch of the 2020 election. >> we had a process, we found the new york post, because it showed direct materials, screenshots of direct materials, it was unclear how those were attained, it felt under this policy. >> reporter: supposed says it had on the record source and 0 denials from the bidens that the emails were

it rick leventhal got married to kelly dodd last weekend and a beautiful ceremony there in sonoma california over heels, and are they are. big crowd there. they had some masks made up so it was covid-friendly unlike juan's daughter's birthday and they are dressed in black, very chic and rumors are that i think you might be taking her last name. rick dodd. he's very progressive, that guy. >> are you joking? >> we haven't heard. we reached out to the couple and we are waiting in response. >> it will probably show up in the daily mail. >> dana perino. >> that's great reporting, jesse. [laughter] okay, so -- obviously it's been a hectic year, it's been a stressful year people have been seeking a little peace and calm and juan 'us daughter got herself a poppy, a lot of themselves of gotten themselves dogs but some people are doing some thing different, cow hugging. apparently this is a new thing. it's a wellness trend, greg, a wellness trend. reportedly originated in the netherlands, it's sweeping the globe. according to the bbc the practice of coddling cows is supposed to reduce stress in humans

wean go now to rick leventhal. >> it was around this time friday night the president arrived att walter begin a course of treatment for covid-19. tonight, back in the white house to continue his recovery. you can see them walking confidently out the front door of the hospital around 6:39 p.m. wearing a suit and

of correspondent rick leventhal has the story for us tonight. good evening, rick. >> good evening, shannon. the kentucky ag told tucker carlson tonight breonna taylor's death was a tragedy, but his job was to stand up for the truth and the truth is when the officers are serving a wind at taylor's apartment, her boyfriend shot at them and those officers had no choice but to return fire. the grand jury's decision not to charge the officers in taylor's death led to mass protests and violence in louisville and other major cities and also sparked personal attacks against the attorney general, who happens to be african-american. all of which he found disappointing, but not surprising. >> because i lead with the facts and the truth and had that lead to the conclusion, somehow, i've betrayed my race. it is repugnant. it is so disappointing. but it's par for the course. >> cameron says the biggest myth and promoted is that the wounded officer was actually hit by friendly fire, which cameron says would require a magic bullet and defy physics, calling it si

senior correspondent rick leventhal reporting. >> good evening. of reasons to love california. nearly 900 miles of coastline, great weather, mountains, forests, deserts. other things are happening prompting some of the 40 million residents to abandon the nation's most populous state. wildfires scorching roughly 4 million acres. partly fed by no burn management policies. ruling power outages caused in part by green energy rules. the extensive regulations, high taxes and a sky high cost of living. 11.4% unemployment, riots, crime, coronavirus shutdowns prompting the governor to plead with people to stay. according to a survey showing california ranks number six in something called the happiness index. it ranks behind less sunny climes including minnesota and new jersey. >> i have confidence in our capacity compete, thrive in the next number of years. i would encourage folks that are leaving to consider the fact that this state six, seven months ago was dominating so many different sectors and the core tenets of the state remain still as alive and en

minute risk test today at doihaveprediabetes.org >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm rick leventhalstone in the coronavirus pandemic. more than 8 million americans have now battled 53,000 new cases over the past week, an increase of more than 55% in over a month. nine states reporting a record number of new cases including ohio, wisconsin and michigan. health officials fear this could get worse as the flu season gets underway. president trump approving wildfire disaster relief for california. the aid covers six major wildfires scorching nearly 3 million acres. now, back to "hannity." >> sean: an important senate race, arizona senator martha mcsally's opponent is doing major damage control tonight after it was revealed his deputy press secretary referred to police as "worthless effing pigs." it was posted in august before the staffer joined the campaign. both kelly and the staffer apologized. he wasn't fired. the tweet was deleted. martha mcsally, here for reaction. that person was on your campaign, would you fire them? if they worked for me, i'd fire them. >> well, they wouldn't be

i am rick leventhal.ow, back to "hannity." >> sean: an important senate race, arizona senator martha mcsally's opponent is doing major damage control tonight after it was revealed his deputy press secretary referred to police as "worthless effing pigs." it was posted in august before the staffer joined the campaign. both kelly and the staffer apologized. he wasn't fired. the tweet was deleted. martha mcsally come here for reaction. that person was on your campaign, would you fire them? if they worked for me, i'd fire them. >> while they wouldn't be working for me but i would fire them right away. keep in mind, this man tweeted this out the week before he was hired by mark kelly to be his spokesman. he hired him anyway, the tweet was out there and they just got caught. he is not fired him and he is still in his circle. you are known by the company that you keep and this is no surprise coming from mark kelly. he refused to shake the hand of a border patrol agent, he's in minneapolis supporting ilhan omar an

for that we go to fox's with rick leventhal. >> it was around this time friday night that the presidenteed army medical center to begin of an aggressive weekend course of treatment for covid-19. tonight he's back in the white house to continue his recovery. you can see them walking confidently out the door of the hospital

. >> rick leventhal with the round up, thank you. >> of course. >> shannon: the covid-19 diagnosis grabbingight. he is not the only high profile politician or washington insider with the diagnosis. mike lee of utah, also report they have tested positive. it shows us how it could impact the supreme court confirmation process of judge amy coney barrett. >> that video of mike lee at the rose garden announcement making the rounds on twitter. it democratic senators chuck schumer and dianne feinstein say they want to delay the confirmation process of supreme court nominee amy coney barrett because of senator might senator michael hughes diagnosis. he wrote me back on my appreciate their concern for my health, but i plan to be good as new by the time the hearing begins. he also expressed his continued support for amy coney barett who he met with earlier this week. she tested negative for the coronavirus, and has met with 32 senators including democrat joe manchin on the way to confirmation hearings that start awake from monday. on the judiciary committee as well, knelt friday night he too was posi

leventhal? next week is judgment week with a lot of big names with their earnings >> this for me is the exact question that i wanted to ask rick so thank you for this 30 times, scott, that doesn't phase me, not in this low interest rate environment. that's where microsoft is, that's where apple is. here's the thing, i said in this low interest rate environment. we all know that housing whats been so important to the economic recovery. can the fed allow interest rates to go higher from here is there a natural level, maybe it's 1% on the ten year where the fed says, nope, we're not letting this go anymore because weneed housing if that's the case, that's a major support for this market. i'd like to know if you think there's a line in the sand for the ten-year as far as the fed goes >> it's a great question i think there is an implicit line i think that 1%, i don't know if it's optics or otherwise there's a lot that factors into it if it six months from now and the economy is doing extremely well, that's different the housing market is critically important. the fed is buying $40 billion of month of agency mortgages. the fed has k