it was shameful and regrettable, but now they are making excuses for it. >> sandra: he did say he made now in a new interview he is further responding, and now he's wondering whether he should apologize for making such mistakes. >> the vast majority of people and all the data, they think they know me. that's a good news. the bad news is they know me and the hard part is i have a real faults, everybody does. they are turning my strength and my honor to a liability. >> so can he move past this? yes he can. most african-americans are democrats statistically, and many label themselves as moderate and joe biden is a moderate. there have been some that were actually on his side with boston. i'm from boston and a lot of people in the african-american community were dead set against it, the same reason the vice president was at that time back in the 70s. he looks at the voter turnout they had it, he's doing very well with the black community and i honestly don't think although i was offended by this remark, i don't think that remark was going to change that. one is the central part five. >> an

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he was going to get a beat down." no one in the home was hurt. the suspect's name is not being released right now, sandrar. however, he's being held on charges of aggravated burglary and theft. sandra? >> harris: alicia akonia reporting fo from denver for us this morning. that wraps three hours of "america's newsroom," ed. >> ed: hitting the ground running. looking forward to see you again early tomorrow. >> sandra: thanks for joining us, everyone. we will see you same time tomorrow morning, 9:00 eastern time. thanks for joining us. "outnumbered" starts now. >> harris: would begin with a fox news alert. we are awaiting new remarks on president trump who is now set to depart the white house right about now en route to pennsylvania. a medical supply distributed there. this, after newly declassified documents reveal the names of obama euro officials involved in the unmasking of former national security advisor michael flynn. it happened during the transition. period right before president trump took office. they include now presumptive 2020 democratic nominee joe biden. here's the list. along with former fb

thank you so much for being he here. >> i'm glad to be here. >> sandra: what a story this is. st tell us how this all went down? >> he was a routine flight back home to the states, the three of us were allowed to go home early from deployment. we got approved to move during the military stop order and then what started out as a normal flight suddenly about halfway through turned into an interesting one where there was this individual who barricaded himself in the restroom, started yelling some alarming and threatening things and then we eventually decided to step in and help the flight crew take care of the situation. >> sandra: i read that you've gathered into a tactical stack outside of that laboratory that he had locked himself into to try to stop him from going anywhere, but also to protect the rest of the passengers. describe how you and your fellow marines approached the man ultimately. >> so it was kind of funny when the three of us talked afterwards, we all realize that we were half-asleep with her headphones and watching a movie so it took us a while to realize what wa

and the president himself saying there is a good relationship with governor sandra and he thinks this to build on. >> sandra: the big news is that the president will confirm that dr. fauci will testify before the senate. here's president trump. >> president trump: hello everybody. i'm leaving for arizona. we will be at the honeywell plant which is doing great work for us. and it will be i think a great day. i love arizona. go ahead, please. >> reporter: [inaudible question] >> president trump: i just got information, nothing to do with our government but i just got information on that. we just heard about it but whatever it is, we will let you know. but it has nothing to do with our government. >> reporter: [inaudible question] >> president trump: because a house is a set up. the house is a bunch of trump haters. the same old stuff. they want our situation to be unsuccessful which means that death, and our situation will be very successful. the house has put on and oversight committee of maxine waters and maloney and the same people and it's set up. but dr. fauci will be testifying in

time talking about this at the president had not tweeted, then we are spending now that he has tweeted. >> sandra, and he did not mince words. >> of course he did. >> sandra: he ends with "they are all losers but abe lincoln, republican, is all smiles. ">> i understand the president gets irritated about these kinds of things but again my point would be, the point of the ad -- and it is a rehash. it's a famous ad from the 1984 reelection campaign, it's all derivative. but the whole purpose of it was to irritate the president on a personal level and it's not going to have an impact on the election. it's a pip-squeak of a response and the president by drawing attention to it is merely giving the authors of the ad exactly what they wanted which is more attention and more coverage if he thinks it advantages him then he ought to keep doing it. but i'm not certain it advantages him at all. every day the president gets to choose about the subject, gets to choose a subject about which he's going to talk. today, we are talking about this ad and i'm not certain that's the best use of the president's time. >

sandra smith. >> ed: releasing a written statement before a tv interview last hour. he denied sexually assaulting tara reade back in 1993 when he was a senator. the response came after biden faced growing pressure within his own party to personally respond to these allegations. here's more from the former vice president's interview a short time ago. >> to the best of my knowledge, there's been no complaints made against me and my senate term. it's just an open book. there's nothing for me to hide. nothing at all. >> sandra: peter doocy has more from arlington, virginia, for us this morning. >> good morning, sandra. joe biden repeatedly said he does not remember any kind of a complaint tara reade may have made about him or against him 27 years ago. he said he has not reached out to her since she decided to go public with the allegation about him and he argues he is not treating her differently than he treated brett kavanaugh's accuser. >> why is it real for dr. ford but not for tara reade? >> a look, i'm not suggesting she has no right to come forward and i'm not saying

a >> sandra: he points out some of the rest that many critics are pointing to as well as this possibly backfiring. he talks about decoupling economically which causes disruption for america. as for china, beijing's leaders creates a bright red line and ultimately of course pulled a confrontation can lead to hot water. how do you lead to that. >> theory are democratic and republican alike. they are enshrined in federal law that we will not tolerate an armed reunification of taiwan with the chinese communist mainland. second in terms of economic decoupling, i think most americans are now realizing that it is crazy that we allow critical industries like pharmaceutical and medical equipment, telecommunications and semiconductors to be dominated by china. that we need to have those critical industry is primarily located here in the united states or on friendly allies territories, not in our main geopolitical rivals. >> sandra: senator tom cotton, we got a lot more coming up on this work for you. thanks for your coverage. >> ed: in about an hour the senate will hold its very first oversight

cole going in obviously he's good friends with sandra camilla he's good friends with a bunch of other people and at the at the moment she starts convincing others to get involved and i think most of them have been both somewhat but if they something in the hedge fund counseling and i know that is happening because you know i get e-mails every day from you know some of the world's biggest hedge fund saying listen how do we do this they all of doing it they will fail shorts but here pool is now go to him and as you rightly say mr missing out becomes even bigger and if it does generate alpha then we'll have a choice because alpha this is a very macro well right now so it's actually relatively easy to make money for macro playoffs but in the proceeding period you know if they'd been allowed to use big coin or other crits so they'd have been able to more alpha in a low volatility environment in a hypo associate bar but look i'm in this 20 more chances i get the point that privately a lot had 5 guys been buying you know pick point but as you say once they go public in their fund that's a di

sandra: now to not have him directly do it, we know he's brought on this high powered d.c.orney to respond by jun. what does that action tell you about judge sullivan? >> well, it tells me that first of all that judge sullivan knows he's in tricky waters here. i think one of the things that this case also tells us all as we look at the procedural history is that there are folks that are against general flynn and are not in favor of justice. one of the themes i talk about in my new book is how we need to make sure regular order is followed not only by the department of justice, but also by the courts and how important that is for really the people of america to have confidence in the system. when a judge does something like this, completely goes rogue, creates a different proceeding that's not allowed under the federal rules, the american people have concerns about that. sandra: turning the page a bit here to the revelation in the susan rice e-mails this week, the wall street journal editorial board writing about susan rice's mysterious e-mail. in it they say team obama spie

female will be able to hopefully give law enforcement a wealth of knowledge about where he may be headed. >> sandras my understanding that she has since been set back home and it is with her family. as far as the activity on the college campus, he was not living on the uconn campus at the time of these incidents or during recent semesters, i want to get that out there. meanwhile the family attorney is pleading for him to turn himself in and they have also said that in recent years he has struggled with mental health issues but he did seek help. >> again. with this fluid situation like it is, i'm concerned about this ending very badly. it could very well end with a person like this committing suicide or going out as we call suicide by cop. >> he is currently on the run and as you heard from that public safety official he is armed and dangerous. he could quite possibly be doing the same. i appreciate your time this morning to head to, keep us updated and we will follow this developing story. thank you. >> ed: we will watch that. in the meantime, many businesses across the country remain closed. is th

for the truth of the matter is, this mayor wants -- my sources are telling me that he leaked this information. >> sandrae are going to continue to follow this story. there's a lot of details, a lot of he said and she said, we will continue to follow it we thank you for coming on this morning. >> ed: fox news alert now, the president calling on former president obama to testify in the michael flynn case. we will get reaction top of the hour. many of life's moments in thare being put on hold. are staying at home, at carvana, we understand that, for some, getting a car just can't wait. to help, we're giving our customers up to 90 days to make their first payment. shop online from the comfort of your couch, and get your car with touchless delivery to keep you safe. and for even greater peace of mind, all carvana cars come with a seven-day return policy. so, if you need to keep moving, we're here for you. at carvana-- the safer way to buy a car. >> sandra: new fallout from the latest disclosures in the michael flynn case, president trump calling on former president obama to testify about the investigation in

sandra: absolutely. and we met rufus the dog, as well, right? >> ed: i want to do what hesandra: [laughs] will be back tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. eastern. thanks for joining us. to be 21 starts now. to be when we begin with this fox news alert. the trump administration is sounding the alarm about china, warning hackers tied to the communist chinese government are working to steal our u.s. research on vaccines and treatment for the coronavirus. the fbi and dhs, in a joint statement just today, saying china's efforts to target these sectors poses a significant threat to our nation's response to covid-19. chief white house correspondent john roberts with the very latest on this for us. john? >> harris, good afternoon to you. this morning, dhs's cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency, together with the fbi, pointed a very big finger at china in terms of trying to hack our research organizations who are ok

jack allen chung he's graduating from terra linda high school in sandra fell. he is heading all the way to scotland this fall to study chemistry at the university of saint andrews good for you, jack hugo. >>and let us know about a graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads twenty-twenty under news submit a photograph of your grad and let us know which school the graduate attended and what is next for him or her. and coming up next year in a major milestone how to graduates in southern >>2 siblings in southern california are celebrating major achievements last weekend one graduated from law school school the other graduated from medical school has pretty amazing they wanted to share the moment with their 86 year-old grandfather as kimberly cheng reports the pandemic made that difficult but not impossible. the nurses were surprised to be a part of it they knew we were coming so they put it right by the front door and emotional surprise reunion through class a proud grandpa sees his grand kids for the first time in months in their caps and

matt finn has been followed that story and he is live in chicago with an update. >> sandra, chicago policethree churches will be had with a $500 disorderly conduct citation, and the pastor of one of those churches is, you continue holding services because he feels they are doing it safely. this particular church just allowed 75 people in. people that attended were asked to meet 13 requirements including not showing symptoms and being less than 65. they also social distance and were separated by two pews. >> we have a lot of needs in the church. we thought about it, we prayed about it and we said we had peace in our conscience about it. >> currently in illinois gatherings are limited to ten people. 100 pastors are demanding the governor meet with them to talk about what they feel are common sense approaches to reduce capacity sources. big-box stores are being trusted to allow way more than ten people inside and churches should be given the same trust. >> we are willing to work with a number that's reasonable. when you have ten as the number, that's the worship team in many cases. >> chicago

that is to be seen. >> sandra: the president was asked for a timeline for withdrawal and he declinedny specifics. what is the plan in your view? >> the plan right now is on the one hand to start small withdrawals by the united states. on the other hand keep an eye on the activity of the taliban. at the same time coordinating with the government because the government in afghanistan was divided until a few weeks ago. so we need to have the engineering of everything at least until the elections. if the administration comes back then it should have a much longer, much wider plan to deal with the issue. >> sandra: and with that point on the idea that the u.s. can return at any time. you just set it and you heard the president said that in his tweet as well. >> yes. the united states can come back at anytime, anywhere in the planet. the only difference is the price. if we are in afghanistan in any way, shape or form and the tell van engage us, we are already there. but if we draw any significant way, remember we have countries that we have to fly over. we have countries that we have autho

worked for 30 years with the fire department he was happened in sandra fell and he's a veteran serve the world were to look at all these people is a lot of parish yeah out there to wish him happy 99 >>here's to. a 100 years, let's round up to a 199 to a strong and the active yeah, yeah yeahs outside way using it was great our trucks out there so makes you feel good >>it's 55 in kron 4 is saluting the graduating class of 2020 each morning. we show you a different senior who made the long journey and they just didn't make it to the stage so we're giving them a platform and today it's jasmine gonzales yes jasmine is graduating from freedom high school. >>out in oakley she says she'll be going to use the la to pursue a major in microbiology and immunology and molecular the user now we can are now to a whole lot more like or so congratulations jasmine and congratulations to everybody else who's graduating this year. sadly can't walk across stage that will always try shine a light on it yes so go to our website at kron 4 dot com and going to the salute to grads tab and you can procedure. p

pages of interviews this week possibly as early as today and that will show, sandra and eda, interviews with steve bannon who he> sandra: we will await data. griff jenkins, thank you. >> your actions were selfish, putting your own interest ahead of the community but disrespecting the orders of the state, the orders of the county. >> i have to disagree with you sir when you say that i'm selfish because feeding my kids is not selfish. >> ed: a dallas judge facing heavy fire for jailing and finding a hair salon order who defied lockdown orders and open up her business so she and her staff could afford to put food on the table. texas attorney general ken paxton quickly jumped into this battle. i heard that over overnight? he's volunteering to pay some of the legal fees, the judge held her in contempt and has her sitting in jail and, both the lieutenant governor and me, and sadly she still sits in jail. >> ed: there's a gofundme now and have put in half a million dollars for her defense. it seems like there's frustration of how they are being administered. >> this was not pushed from the city, this was the judge tha

what's important now is not to lose sight that there is a second phase. >> sandra: he is weighing inhe debate over just how much more stimulus may be needed for the american people. what are you hearing? >> i think a more stimulus will be needed for sure. we are right in the middle of it right now. japan is now in recession, two quarters of negative growth. we are going to see a sharp contraction in the second quarter. we may very well see a contraction in the first quarter as well. all expectations are that we see a flat situation and growth in the fourth quarter. having said that, so far, it is not enough out there. the states need help, some cities need help, and certainly small business needs help, so i would expect another stimulus package, not that they one they have passed on friday, there was way too much and that package that is not related at all to coronavirus, and it is $3 trillion after all, so at some point, we will see another stimulus package. i don't think it's going to be the one we were talking about that was voted on friday night. >> ed>> sandra: here we go stang

he>> sandra: blasting china for its handling of the outbreak. beijing made a huge mistake is you just trying to cover up the crisis. secretary of state mike pompeo suppressing important information. >> the fact that they kicked a journalist out, reporting they were silenced, shut down reporting all the kind of things that authoritarian regimes do. liz's classic communist is information effort. >> sandra: let's bring in chief political correspondent for the "washington examiner" enjoins us now. good morning to you. the president's reaction last night and just a moment, but first mike pompeo blasting china and that brand-new interview. >> remember, pompeo was a former cia director so he knows intelligence, he knows chinese tactics not only in the virus but in years past but they have some expertise to talk about. u.s. officials apparently now believe that china hit or destroyed evidence to keep the severity of this crisis a secret from the world. this is something that u.s. officials have noticed for a while. a senator not too long ago told me tha

back to you. >> and chad pergram from capitol hill, back to you. >> sandra: president trump set a short time from now to outline measures heto take against china as political fallout from coronavirus spurs a broader power struggle between washington and beijing. rich edson is live at the state department with the latest. >> good morning, sandra. officials say we can expect the president to talk about this around 2:00 this afternoon. secretary of state mike pompeo says one item in the administration is focused on, chinese university students with suspected links to china's military and studying in the united states. >> this is a communist tyrannical regime that poses a real risk to the united states and we have an opportunity to do these to make sure the students who are coming here decided to take the benefit of coming to america to learn and to benefit from what we could provide to them aren't acting on behalf of the chinese communist party. >> the chinese government passed this week what it calls a new national security law to exert more control over hong kong. u.s. officials say the administration will offer a series of

92% of black americans plan to vote for biden, but i think the way he put it is so politically provocative as to not be smart. >> sandrae? >> i think the former vice president joe biden's attitude and what he just said is very reflective of how the democratic party feels about the african-american vote. they take it for granted. just because of the color of your skin, you should be voting a certain way and joe biden clearly pretrade that today. the rick linton according to this new fox news polling had a% approval rating. joe biden is sitting at 64%, and if you listen to what the radio host said to joe biden, he is focused on the anti-trump movement because the majority of people say their number one priority is beating president trump. but the radio host is saying i'm not interested in being anti-trump, i am interested in asking questions about what you are going to do for my community and joe biden's answer to that was that he is apparently not black enough if he does and vote for joe biden over president trump. the trump campaign trying to make inroads in the african-american community. the numbers indicate that may

he is live at the white house. we obviously just saw the president tweeting about the situation that we're all watching there on the ground in philadelphia. mark? >> reporter: sandra, i don't think any of us are going to forget these pictures. as you mentioned, president trump does a appear to be watching the coverage live as he's been tweeting about what's going on on the ground there in philadelphia. the president has been tweeting quite a bit today indicating that he still wants to see antifa, antifascists labeled as a terrorist organization, bill barr putting out a statement saying that the fbi and the joint terrorism task force are working to identify the criminal organizers and instigators in this and working to coordinate both state and local resources together. these pictures are certainly going to hit home here at the white house where the president -- i want to mention, we were not expecting to see president trump on camera today. they didn't indicate any additional news was going to be happening. that happened fairly early in the day. the president tweeting, and he did comment on the civil unrest yesterday while he was in florida saying he wanted people

sandra: is a must be in minnesota but it was canceled because of all of this unrest. we'll see if henks those remarks. we will take it live when that happens. >> this began in minneapolis last monday with the death of an unarmed black man in police custody. lloyd repeatedly said he could not breathe as a police officer pin him down on the ground, keeping his knee on floyd's neck for nearly five minutes. the officer was fired tuesday and now charged third-degree murder. >> for those of you seen minneapolis for the first time, you saw five minutes of our worst followed by a week of great difficulty. every day since monday, may 25 when an officer murdered george floyd has renewed a collective trauma in our city and our nation. sandra: cities across the nation are imposing perfumes as protests grow increasingly violent governors have now mobilized the national guard. we have lived fox news coverage for you coast to coast. steve. reporter: in this district, a police station force burned down. gas stations burned down and grocery stores burned down. we are concerned there was a shortage of

murder -- allege a double murder, a kidnapper, he's got the feds after him, but he could also take his own life. >> sandra: let's hope not, let's hope he turns himself in. as you say the feds are after him and the fbi is involved now in this intrastate kidnapping, potentially as well. geraldo, thank you. good to see you tonight and we will stay on it and see what develops throughout the evening. changing gears for a moment, it will be when it happens at giant leap for america's future in space which is as big as you can possibly imagine. think about vacations, visiting the moon, all of that on the table. but today was not the day for the spacex nasa launch to the space station, it will now be scheduled for the saturday afternoon. america moon shot author douglas brinkley joins me next and he says this mission is immense and historic. he is next. we hope it makes your breakfast a little brighter. your snacks more nutritious. and reminds you when it comes to caring, there is no expiration date. milk. love what's real. ♪[ siren ] & doug give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual!

. >> sandra: obviously there were lots of tough questions asked in that room. but jay powell has gone on the record and he does not believe the economy will make a recovery. their job is to answer questions to lawmakers right now about what they can do to keep some of these companies afloat. people and businesses are struggling, neil. >> and i think it's a bit of a cool swipe, the overwhelming majority, 85% at minimum have gone to the right people at the right time. so when the numbers are this huge you are going to have some malfeasance here and there and people that took advantage of that but having said all of that a lot of these companies even with the aid it, and i think this is something that this treasury secretary was acknowledging, it may not do the trick. it sort of like a lifeline to keep it going for a while. it is no guarantee it will keep you going forever and a lot of these companies that are getting the money as you know, sandra, many have returned it because the restrictions limit their ability in terms of using the funds for what they really have to use. i think you are right to touch on

and he set a standard that every president since then has visited normandy on d-day. >> sandra: thatbeautiful. tell us about the honoring our veterans through this walkway to victory brick project, what have you decided to do here with the foundation? >> what we've done a few years ago visiting the first town freed by america on d-day morning if you will, hanging from the church steeple, and met with the airborne museum saying the foundation to really honor those during the second world war and we came up with a plan to begin a project where you can go online to walkway to victory.com, $250, and they will be a brick put in the name of your loved one, however it might be at normandy, at the museum. we know there's a lot of people who don't know anybody in their family that served in the war so you can actually go into the reagan legacy.org and make a donation and in the memo, put bricks and we will find the name of someone who did serve, you will get all the information, so you will have the one-on-one relationship with someone who in fact helped save -- the first responders of the 19

sandra: the u.k. prime minister boris johnson is giving an update on their plan to reopen. heone a reasonably and carefully. so he is laying out what that plan is. we are going to continue to monitor the situation with boris johnson in london and breaking news from it as we get it. >> ed: in the meantime, president trump going after his predecessor. we will have details about what it all means coming up. is a benefit your spouse earned. it shortens the refi process so veteran families can save money by refinancing. there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs and you can do it all right from home. jyhcv ior anything i want to buy isk going to be on rakuten. rakuten is easy to use, free to sign up and it's in over 3,000 stores. i buy a lot of makeup. shampoo, conditioner. books, food. travel. shoes. stuff for my backyard. anything from clothes to electronics. workout gear. i even recently got cash back on domain hosting. you can buy tires. to me, rakuten is a great way to get cash back on anything you buy. rack it up with rakuten, sign up today to ge

. >> reporter: the morning after coming home, sandra posting on facebbook, no social distancing here. he'setty much glued to me. and today -- >> who's going to dump it first? >> not me. >> reporter: sandra and seth enjoying a game of catch in their backyard. mother and son, together again. >> so glad sandra and seth are back together. we thank her for her service and thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. see you back here tomorrow. stay safe. good night. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >> we are going to be out in force regulating during memorial day weekend. >> san francisco's mayor with a warning as summer-like weather comes just in time for the holiday. across the bay area, calls txced abe and all t yet. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. memorial day weekend is the unofficial start to the summer season, but this year will be vastly different from past years. going into the weekend in the east bay, plenty of people will be taking out boats, but with restrictions. abc7 news reporter

. >> reporter: the morning after coming home, sandra posting on facebook, no social distancing here. he'setty much glued to me. and today -- >> who's going to dump it first? >> not me. >> reporter: sandra and seth enjoying a game of catch in their backyard. mother and son together again. so glad sandra and seth are back together. we thank sandra for her service and we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. i'll see you back here tomorrow. stay safe. good night. . >>> an argument between two homeless women turned into a life or death struggle for a six-month-old puppy. i'm dan noyes. that was pushing authorities into action. >>> despite this holiday weekend, there is no taking a break from coronavirus. >>> i'm spencer christian. the memorial day weekend will bring us lovely weather but it will be followed by excessive heat. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. abc 7 at 6:00 begins right now. >>> inside that shaking tent, a confrontation between two homeless women that led to a six-month-old puppy being choked. the authorities did not take action until abc 7's i-team g

he saved millions of lives. >> sandra: senator, what do you want to see based on what we know today? what do you want to see as far as accountability, tapping into your business background and our economy is working together. what do you see that as going forward? >> this is vital to get to the bottom of because i have looked at where our dependencies are with china and they are to grave. we have supply chain dependencies and medical dependencies, what did china provide? what information did we rely on. then how did we hold them accountable. this is a tremendous cover-up that we are witnesses and what i'm recommending, i've developed a plan called the usa rise plan. restoring and igniting that strength of our economy. it's based on getting our supply chains back to the united states and making sure we are creating jobs here and not feeding that information, that economic power to china. >> sandra: senator, i want to ask you about your own reelection campaign in your state. you face continued criticisms from a classified briefing that you received. i know you denied those claims on th

sandra: absolutely. and we met rufus the dog, as well, right? >> ed: i want to do what he was doing, take a nap. >> sandra: [laughs] will be back tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. eastern. thanks for joining us. to be 21 starts now. to be when we begin with this fox news alert. the trump administration is sounding the alarm about china, warning hackers tied to the communist chinese government are working to steal our u.s. research on vaccines and treatment for the coronavirus. the fbi and dhs, in a joint statement just today, saying china's efforts to target these sectors poses a significant threat to our nation's response to covid-19. chief white house correspondent john roberts with the very latest on this for us. john? >> harris, good afternoon to you. this morning, dhs's cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency, together with the fbi, pointed a very big finger at china in terms of trying to hack our research organizations who are looking into coronavirus. in a public service announcement, there were warning u.s. organizations researching coronavirus that they are likely be

. >> sandra: i watched the former governor of indiana, he proceeded mike pence and a good governor.oing back, purdue is a big school, they are going back. we have to go back. it's been one of my next guest receiving some praise from president trump during our town halted for his decision to open, and he said it "failing to open purdue university would be an unacceptable breach of duty given that covid-19 poses a near zero risk to young people." this comes as colleges and universities wrap up their unusual semesters with virtual ceremonies and they find out what they will be doing. joining me now, glad to have with us president of purdue university and former indiana governor mitch daniels. thank you for being here. what did you mean when it you said that a failure to reopen would be unscientific, and a breach of your duty? >> it would be unscientific martha because we have learned, and we didn't know this, and in fairness, two or three months ago. we've learned that the survival rate and a danger to young people who make up more than 80% of our campus community is near zero. on the

that job he's talking about? sandra was an emergency room technician.ad tested positive for the virus, and days later, she became a patient in the hospital where she worked. so it fell to her coworkers to provide care in sandra's final days. we're remembering sandra today and officer roberts. thank you so much for letting us into your homes during these extraordinary times. it means a lot to us. our coverage continues with chuck todd right after a quick break. chuck todd right after a k break. ome, from inspiration to installation. like way more vanities perfect for you. nice. way more unique fixtures and tiles. pairing. ♪ nice. way more top brands in sinks and faucets. way more ways to rule your renovation. nice! on any budget, with free shipping. wayfair. way more than furniture. i but what i do count on...ts anis boost high protein...rs, and now, there's boost mobility... ...with key nutrients to help support... joints, muscles, and bones. try boost mobility, with added collagen. ♪ >>> welcome to a very busy thursday. it is meet the dress daily, i'm

will the president correct that, acknowledge what he said is simply not true? >> sandraere is an executive order that was recently put in place by gavin newsom that would auto send voter rolls and that would lead to what the president was suggesting. >> to registered voters, not to everybody. it's to registered voters. >> to everyone, including dead people on the voter rolls, including the mysterious 112% in l.a. county. that's every one plus an extra 12% and if you're not concerned about that, i'm sorry. the media is very concerned about the security of our elections but when it comes to mail-in ballots, all of a sudden the concern just melts away. >> research has shown that it doesn't benefit either party, and increases voter participation, secretary of state of both parties are still pursuing it, and fraud is not widespread. so why is the president continuing to tweet about this and to give the impression that there was widespread fraud and mail-in ballots? he himself used a mail-in ballot. the big question is, some are concerned that the president is laying the groun

sheriff's deputies caught up with the woman, identified as 56-year-old sandra lee harmon at the possum and restaurant and realized he was carrying a shotgun. investigators is a deputies repeatedly told her to drop the weapon. she didn't and instead fired her shotgun at the deputies who fired back. >> i heard the first round of shots and then i came out and then i heard a second round of shots. >> things, which i actually realized it was not fireworks, it was gunfire. i saw all of the police cars and an ambulance and i saw them working over somebody and i quickly realized that he had been shot. >> reporter: harmon died at a hospital. the neighborhood was riddled with bullet holes, including the unconscious pickup truck. >> if i had come over here, everything would have been different. >> reporter: the san mateo county das office will determine whether the shooting was legally justified. >>> please say hey kid has been delivering his 89th birthday today. later in sports we will go to the ktvu archives and hear from the great willie mays. >>> plus, it's the first mall to reopen in northern california, defying state ord

ceo behind the idea will join us next but first i want to check in with ed henry and see what he and sandraou should be offering the world your skills which are awesome by the way. brian: if i had any. ed: you've got a lot of skills good morning friends breaking this morning the head of the world health organization just claimed moments ago his organization "sounded the alarm early and often" and we'll fact check that claim with republican andy biggs he's fired up about that group giving into china's lies and we'll talk to president trump's health secretary alex az ar is here and washington is poised for a very strong opening as a majority of the state economies get reopen money man charles payne breaks down what it means plus business owner advisor warning his supporters are not warning joe biden and donna brazile on that join sandra and me 9:00-12:00. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ why accept it frompt an incompyour allergy pills?e else. ♪ flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief but you can still keep up wewith the shows ev

fodor past segregation and colleagues in the senate he was vetted by the first black president that did not see a reason for alarm. biden and sandra said the comments made at the end of the breakfast club interview were in jest but let's be clear about what the mvp was saying, he woud make his distinction with the african-american community against trump in a-day period. but the black forces for trump right this "it is clear more than ever following these racist and dehumanizing remarks that joe biden believes black men and women are incapable of being independent or freethinking" and that we have this the only black republican senator tim scott to. >> if you think about the numbers 1.3 million african-americans voted for trump. he said that 1.3 million african-americans that you are not black? who in the heck does he think he is? that is the most arrogant, outrageous comment i have heard in a very long time. and i take offense to that. >> still biden is confident in his position in the polls against president trump. he said this this morning as well about president trump. he said the more he talks, the better off i am. trace. >>

he knows everything about her and she knows nothing about him. this is formulaic blair, held up by the substance of dederio who has something of a sandra bullock qualityformances as notable as laverne cox as the main character's tough buy sympathetic boss. i asked where it came from an came from russia on a wave after being smashed up by a storm. for my own personal recommendation of the best film currently available for home viewing, let me direct you to the whalebone box from maverick genius andrew kotting. iain sinclairand his photographer boschjoin andrew kotting on a pilgrimage. the other into the dreams of eden cottingham, the daughter and muse of andrew. it's a remarkable work available excessively on movie. i leave you with news that bacurau which had a limited theatrical release before lockdown, is available on blu—ray. a near future dystopian parable, this tale of a remote enclave that has disappeared from maps and satellite tracking systems nodds to bunuel and serio leone, providing plenty to engross, entertain and occasionally shock. that's it. thanks for watching the film review. stay safe and i will be back next week with more home viewi