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a red rope encircled his chest, a phone cord looped around his ankles. sandranow freed of her ties, sprang from her closet captivity. a former nurse, she checked for his pulse and found none. your aunt was distraught. she's crying. >> yes. yes. >> reporter: marissa, what in the world had happened in that house? >> i have no idea. i'm not sure who could have done something like that to him -- to them. >> reporter: first responders weren't exactly sure what they'd been dispatched to either. >> they told us that there's possibly two victims, and that's all we knew when we got there. >> reporter: emt stephanie robertson was the first responder on the scene. she checked on jaime. he was clearly dead, huh? >> yeah, clearly dead. yeah. >> reporter: you know, gunshot wounds from knife wounds. >> you couldn't really tell, there was so much dry blood. i did notice the gash down his neck. >> reporter: next, emt robertson found her way to sandra, by then collapsed on a chair in the bathroom, a family member by her side. >> she was kind of balled up a little bit. and she wa

europe i am now outside coming to you from lagos nigeria and joining me from uganda is my colleague sandra hi neal yes today's show takes us on another journey across africa and you check out some of the ideas and concepts people have come up with to help save the environment i'm really looking forward to the was in south africa a wonderful species that needs protecting but the weakest link to install besides that. making clones out of fish is the games. and we also show you how design is in germany transformed. into something new school. every year so if africa sees a migration of was eastern coast and he was trying to know from on to tika we've caused. not just number of woes on record off the coast of cape town scientists cool savation ists and tourists continue to learn more about these giant marine animals we went along to find out more. at certain times of the year special visitors can be supported in what is a 1st day in south africa. where the huge mama's migrate from i talked to the woman waters off the coast of mozambique to come. here very good after a few months to return some of

they were sandra's son, tom, the mama's boy jack raised as his own. er the direction of the mastermind herself, jack's wife, sandra. so with that new perspective on the case, dove revisited sandra's old interview. the hours of mostly useless chatter. >> how many times did you listen to that interview? >> at least ten times. >> reporter: and then it jumped out at him. right about here on the tape. sandra is going through slips of paper in her day planner. she looks at one and says -- >> this is my son's friend. >> reporter: listen to it again. >> this is my son's friend. >> reporter: "this is my son's friend." one phrase in hours of material but it got dove's mind racing. if the bartender was right that the killers were friend of sandra's son, could that slip of paper hold the key to the case? dove tore through bags of evidence, and there it was. the day planner. seized five years earlier just after the murder. >> i went through that day planner for probably a day or more. went through every scratch, piece of paper, every notation, there was a small pie

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hey, laura. >> hi, sandra.ned during the coronavirus operate, but childbirth isn't exactly one of them. which is why many expectant mothers are now changing their brief plans as hospital staff around the country are also making some adjustments on how to keep everybody safe. here at northwell long island jewish medical center, they've started a drive up testing site for pregnant women who are due to give birth the next day, screening for covid-19 so that medical staff can be prepared with proper equipment and isolation plans. giving birth at a hospital where covid-19 patients are being treated is creating a whole new level of anxiety for parents to be, who are now checking blood pressure and glucose levels at home and holding last trimester doctors appointment over videoconference. >> i was anxious, period, just having a baby. and the new add being in the middle of a pandemic to it. i'm sure i'm not alone and that. so, it makes things very uncertain. obviously, you just want to protect your unborn child. >> tha

sandra: that was cardinal dolan delivering his message to an empty st.orning. let's bring in jonathan morris. good morning to you. what a powerful message that was from cardinal dolan, really talking about loneliness, not being a curse, maybe a blessing in these times, jonathan. >> yeah, although we would love to be jumping up and down celebrating easter right now, we also recognize this is a sad tight. i'm sitting in the middle of new york city where thousands and thousands have died over the last few weeks and the message from cardinal dolan maybe is a response to that. how to find joy and hope in the midst of pain and christian theology teaches us that miracles happen through a process, right. the greatest miracle of all time of course, according to what we believe as christians is the resurrection. but look at the process. it was terrible. it was betrayal. it was loneliness. it was fear. it was the crowning with thorns. it was cruis crucifixion. all of our lives we've experienced that. although we would like with a nasnap of the finger make this pain

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. >> sandra: fox news alert, china pushing back on claims that the covid-19 pandemic started in a wuhan lab as president trump plans to release his plan for reopening the country. good morning everyone, and sandra smith. >> ed: and a very pleasant good morning to you sandra, i met henry. there is "increase confidence" that wuhan tried to contain the virus and all this is getting an the economy back on track and backlash it grows over some of the shutdowns in various cities. >> president trump: we will be leading a call with elected officials as we work to restore our economy to full speed and we really think with all of the stimulus and all of the pent up demand, we will have an economy that really comes back quickly. and we would like to see it more than match what we had before. what we had before was a miracle and we are going to do it with the greatest people in the world. >> sandra: we have live fox team coverage for you. mike tobin has more on the protest and stay-at-home orders. >> sandra, good morning. nobody is saying this is a virus that was made in a laboratory, it was not an engineered virus. it was not a bio weapon,

his mother, sandra, had underlying conditions and was treated right away with experimental drugs. >> my mom, who has diabetes and chronic lung disease, is not on a ventilator. which doesn't make sense, right? that early management, probably saved her. >> reporter: greg's father could not get tested right away because of a shortage of test kits. by the time he was, it was too late. >> i literally feel like i soess in this wholeknow. process. >> my son is an amazing person in many ways and he should never, ever feel guilty. >> reporter: one family, like so many others, clinging to hope. >> i do believe he's going to get through this. >> reporter: powerless to help. >> my dad is a pretty remarkable human being whose life deserves to be celebrated, whether he makes it through this or not. >> repte news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: so many families are going through. and there is encouraging news tonight about the health of prime minister boris johnson. he is out of intensive care, but still in the hospital, being treated for the coronavirus. 55-year-old johnson is said to be in good spiri

missouri's attorney general eric schmidt joining us later on "america's newsroom" with his thoughts. >> sandraoking forward to that. meanwhile president trump is defending his record on china after criticism from joe biden. >> president trump: no one has ever been tougher on china than me. you go back 20 years and i got elected at least partially on the fact that i've been very tough. >> sandra: so will this become the biggest foreign policy debate from 2020 campaign? karl rove is here and he weighs in,u coming up. with their va streamline refi, there's no income verification or home appraisal. and this refi costs you absolutely nothing out of pocket. it's the quickest and easiest refi newday has ever offered. one call can save you $2000. ♪ hey! that's mine. i'll buy you a pony. advanced hydration isn't just for kids. pedialyte helps you hydrate during recovery. advanced hydration isn't just for kids. that gives me cash back onesome new aeverything.akuten that's ebates. i get cash back on electronics, travel, clothes. you're talking about ebates. i can't stop talking about rakuten. pretty good

thank you. >> sandra: fox news alert now governor andrew cuomo from new york state is set to hold hishour as we see signs of hope emerging from new york. we will have the latest straight ahead. ♪ >> sandra: a while, the pandemic is bring americans together in ways that we rarely see. now some of those on the front lines are telling their stories and video diaries, thanking every day americans who are helping them. take a listen to one doctor from new jersey. >> i'm the founder of md one. it's the largest physician response program in the entire united states. we put physicians who are specially trained in therapies outside the hospitals into these mobile emergency departments and operating rooms. anytime they need us, 24 hours a day we are there. md one is a nonprofit. it doesn't charge any patient hospital or health care system for any thing. it relies on donations. i want to thank all the people have donated equipment, ppe, gallons, goggles. i'm very impressed by the people have stepped up to the plate to help professionals, emts, paramedics, first responders, and police officers wo

. >> sandra: a louisiana police officer is dead while another fights for his life after a gun fire breaks out after a four-hour standoff. plus leaders laying out a plan to reopen the pump, empire state starting at this first phase. we will have brand-new details coming up next. >> we will be back, we will be strong. in fact we will be stronger. we will create a city that builds on our previous success and comes back stronger andd fairer. every day, we're providing trusted information from top health experts...sharing tools to help protect families from fraud... and creating resources to support family caregivers everywhere. as always, you can count on aarp to advocate for you and your family. join us and stay connected at aarp.org/coronavirus >> ed: breaking this morning, a louisiana police officer is dead and another in critical condition after a shoot out with a murder suspect in baton rouge. they had a four hour standoff before the suspect was finally captured. the police chief says the officer who lost his life was a 21 year vet of the force. ♪ >> this is the balance that we collectiv

his beloved homeland ranch in the west. however, i do know that today's celebration honoring justice sandra day o'connor is exactly the type of gathering in his name that he envisioned. history intrinsically links president reagan and justice o'connor, and it is an honor and privilege for the reagan foundation and institute to host this forum. before we begin our celebration, i would like to express gratitude to our friends in the room who still carry the flame of our 40th president, and those who share a deep love and admiration for our first woman on the supreme court. first, thanks to the o'connor family for joining us on this historic day. thanks as well to our partners who share in our civic mission and who have helped us craft our agenda for this afternoon, npr, absent, dunn and crutcher, the aspen institute, the supreme court and the library of congress. [applause] the force behind today's event is a longtime member of the reagan foundation's board of trustees, a partner at ibsen done -- gibson, dunn and crutcher, ted olson. ted served as solicitor general of the u.s. from 2001-2004. prior to that he served as assist

already. >> sandra: so from talking to you or can we conclude that we will not see an early decision from joe biden? >> we don't know, i'm not going to speak for the vice president, this will be hishowever long it takes but i guarantee it will be someone who is experienced and the american people are excited about. >> sandra: thanks for being on the program. >> ed: a fox news alert, china may have had four times the coronavirus case as officially reported according to researchers at hong kong university school of public health. they blame the undercount on those numbers early on. researchers estimating more than 230,000 people were infected in the first wave which is much more than 55,000 cases mainland china originally reported. >> sandra: america's veterans and listing in a new fight now to serve those impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. we will have a live report on how our nation's heroes are helping out, that's next. st andi they've ever offered. you can lower your payments by this time next month without having to verify your income, without getting your home appraised, and there's no money out of pocket. call newday right now. :n.> q9#/ @ç sleep this amazing? that's a zz

this was not the way sandra ever inimagined sgoodbye to his mother.suspected coronavirus, likeed so many being buried today. >> i am really sad and worried about the situation. i was not taking it serious did not really believe it. i thought it t w media stirring things up. then what happened to our family, we understood the severity of it. >> latin america's biggest graveyard is getting busier, but they are bracing themselves for the weeks ahead. thilpeak is not expected unt may or june. >> the municipalities bought 5000 body bags, the gravedigger tells me. asworkers here say they are digging around 50% more graves than they normally would as more burials come through here. the people who died of suspected covid-19 are being buried, many of tm, without getting official test results permit families have to wait days if m not weeks, whins the official number of deaths in brazil is notn accurate representation of how many peop brazil's laboratories have a backlog of tens of thousands of cases to test. the country is also struggling to import sufficient

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maybe. >> sandra: you just never know. andrew cuomo will have his daily update a few months from now. thanks. >> ed: meanwhile, more protest popping up across country as people get anxious, they want to get back to work. they want some stay-at-home orders lifted. the governor is beginning to explore how to reopen the economy. matt finn's life this morning. >> outraged americans are more than 25 states from california to maine have protested their government to reopen and there are even more demonstratio demos planned in the coming days. [honking] this was a scene outside of pennsylvania's capital, demonstrations also in states like arizona, colorado, washington and maryland. protesters in many states they rural areas and counties that have not been heavily impacted by the pandemic should begin to reopen and businesses like beauty salons and construction can reopen with extra safety majors. protesters say they understand there is a pandemic but at this rate their livelihoods may not recover. >> it's a shame what's going on, i'd rather be out working

. >> sandra: david lee miller continuing his reporting live outside of mount sinai hospital in manhattannd he has the latest for us this morning. >> good morning, sandra. new york governor andrew cuomo sets the state is now on the other side of the pot to mike. he says hospital admissions are down and into patients are down in the state recorded lowest daily death rate in two weeks. even so out of the 507 new yorkers died from the virus. again, this is a case of less bad news. there are also signs the rate of the infection is slowing and nearby connecticut and new jersey. they have now finalized appointments in a regional council to focus on restarting the economy. new york state has started antibody testing to find out who had the disease. at 3,000 people will be randomly screened at grocery stores across the state. on the test involves taking a finger stick blood sample and the test will determine this percentage of people who will return to work. the governor says such testing is crucial to an economic recovery. >> any plan that will start to reopen the economy has to be based on data

. >> sandra: the president also unveiling his new economic council. mark cuban is also on the president's new counsel and he will be joining us live in just a moment. but first, live fox team coverage from new york city on the white house this morning. we begin with john roberts on the north lawn. >> sandra, good morning to you. the united states would be suspending funding to the world health organization for a period of some 60-90 days. the president saying the united states would undertake an investigation into what he calls investmenthe mismanagement and p of the w.h.o.'s investigation of what was that an outbreak in wuhan, china, one that became this global coronavirus pandem pandemic. here's what the president said. >> president trump: look at the rest of the world and other parts of europe. other nations and regions who followed w.h.o. guidelines and kept their boards open to china, accelerated the pandemic all around the world. many countries said it, we are going to listen to w.h.o. and they have problems, the likes of which they cannot belie

his father has symptoms of coronavirus. he will join us in the 11:00 a.m. eastern time offer. >> sandra: larry david offering comic relief in his public service announcement on social distantion. the curb your enthusiasm star has this message for anyone still leaving their homes for no good reason. >> i basically want to address the idiots out there. you know who you are. you are going out. i don't know what you're doing. you are socializing too close. it is not good. you are hurting old people like me. not me, i have nothing to do with it. you're passing up a fantastic opportunity, a once in a lifetime opportunity to stay in the house, sit on the couch and watch tv. >> sandra: using his star power to pass along a good message. david's iconic sitcom wrapped its eighth season on hbo. >> ed: new guidance on masks. would wearing them prevent coronavirus from spreading or pull much-needed supplies from the front lines? we'll ask dr. manny in our next hour. the crisis is escalating in new york as hospitals are asked to share gear, patient loads and staff now. dr. craig spencer is an emergenc

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sandra: live fox team coverage for you with dr. nicole saphier on the medical angle. benjamin hall is overseas and david lee miller in hard-hit new york city with more. >> hi, sandra.ere at the mt. sinai hospital on new york's east side, they are struggling like all hospitals in the city to cope with the increasing number of coronavirus patients. but here we are seeing something that we have not witnessed before. this facility is building what are called negative pressure rooms to contain the virus. vents are installed to create lower air pressure in patient rooms and corridors which reduces airflow and the spread of the virus. the airborne infection isolation rooms are being installed system-wide. new york city ambulance crews are told not to bring people suffering cardiac atroes a hospital if the patient's heart can't be restarted on the scene. it was issued to reduce stress on hospitals already overwhelmed. an emergency medicine doctor in the city describes the scene here as a dire situation. >> hospitals are running out of medication. some hospitals don't have protective gear for staff. or family members of patients that come to the hospital. >> also hard hit b

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> sandra: reporting from chicago for us, thank you. >> ed: a celebrity guest joining quarantine residence at a texas senior living residency. hosting a virtual bingo games on a video chat posted on hisfacebook page grid the bingo players asked the texas native to join them last september and now calling the experience a dream come true. >> sandra: awesome. great story there. meanwhile, americans confronting the worst week yet with this virus outbreak. hospitals are now running short on crucial medical equipment while inside the white house, there is growing debate over when americans should start getting back to work. we will have new details, plus reaction from the labor secretary next. >> tremendous progress has been made and i think very importantly, the progress has been made before this comes because the next week, we can a half is going to be a big surge. and they just dropped to the lowest in newday's history. refinance now. there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $2,000 a year. refi now. g:zpz61-]ÑÑ there will be parties and family gatherings. there will be parades and sporting events and concerts. to help our communit

hi! because at at&t, we're always committed to keeping you connected. >> sandra: fox news alert on fridayng, georgia pushing ahead with a plan to allow some close contact surfaces to reopen using a month dow long shutdown, welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm sandra smith. >> ed: it great to see you as always and great to see everyone at home. the state of georgia becoming a flash point debate on whether to reopen the economy soon or slowly. barbershops come, nail salons, bowling alleys and other businesses are allowed now to reopen starting today. the president says he disapproves of the decision. >> president trump: i said it you make your own decision. i told him that. i said you are not on the guidelines but i'm letting you make your own decision. but i want people to be safe and i want the people in georgia to be safe, and i don't want this thing to flare up because you are deciding to do something that is not in the guidelines. but i decided and we all agreed, they have to watch it closely so we will see what happens. >> in his defense governor kemp tweeted now w

his movement has changed policy wise in the democratic party. >> sandra: you go back in the african-american to his messaging and health care and also his messaging with women voters and how he struggled there. >> he had some bumps in the road clearly, he could not get that coalition to expand. for all of the talk about how it was broadening out, and he was getting younger voters, remember in new hampshire the speech said this is the beginning and then you had nevada. it did look at some time like the democrats were going to really go with bernie sanders. but then south carolina happened and that was the turning point. and joe biden's kind of phoenix from the ashes in south carolina change the entire dynamic of the race. more than any other single political moment that we've seen in recent years. >> sandra: all right. bret baier will stand by with us and we will take a quick break. >> ed: and we will find out whether the democrats will endorse joe biden or not. that's coming up. the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plunge you into deep, depressive lows. or, give you unusually high e

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allison, good morning and thank you so much for being here. >> hi, thank you. >> sandra: there are soke yours out there and we feel for all the small businesses that have struggled through this. i know that you have nine employees that are mostly mothers that are the breadwinners of their family so this is difficult. the governor says that your business can open as of friday but you feel it's not the right time. why? >> well, we received the news that we were allowed to open the other a press conference which i hadn't been watching, but as soon as it was announced to my phone, everything, started going crazy with people wanting to have services, you're going to be open. we have the order to shelter in place for the next several weeks. and until may 16 i believe is when we were mandated and we were also given no direction as to ensure our safety. that's another 24 hours to get the information from the state board of cosmetology to let us know what their recommendations as to what it was to be safe. and we are touching people, we are touching people's faces, we tweeze eyebrows only. and