>> we know shawn is lying about that part of it, yes. >> police knew shawn had an alibi for the nightd. he was not his brother randy's accomplice. shawn came in not only to give his brother an alibi for the murder but to tell a story that shocked the officers. he wasted no time. >> basically i'm going to tell you something. my dad did it. >> his father, randy sr. >> it was a bombshell. we were surprised we were hearing the father was at the resident. >> and shawn proceeded to tell a chilling story about his father, how his dad felt wronged by his landlord joe morrissey and went to joe's house to kill him. he had tried to shoot joe, but his gun shouldn't go off. so he repeatedly stabbed joe. shawn said his father was even able to recite joe's last words. he said, i got kids. i think i'm dying. >> according to shawn, randy sr. wore shawn's brand-new white sneakers during the murder. >> he said, trust me, they weren't white when i was done with them. >> shawn painted a different picture of his dad than his brother had. shawn said his dad was a violent man. >> my father used to beat us ba

i hope our audience picks it up shawn congratulations. great to have you this weekend thanks so much. >> by the way congratulations again. maria: shawn hannity. i never got to ring the bell! i want to ring the bell! congratulations, maria. maria: thank you so much shawn hannity joining us there. have a great day, everybody. that'll do it for us i'll see you again next week on mornings with maria. . . . ♪ we see you. looking out...for all of us. and though you may have lost sight of your own well-being, aetna never did. we're always here to help you focus on your health. because it's always, time for care. howie: this is media buzz. i'm howard kurtz. ahead, gro greg gut gutfeld joi. president trump was getting mixed coverage by authorizing coronavirus aid by executive order, pushing hard for the nation's schools to open. he's getting flag based on these -- flak based on these comments to "fox & friends." >> this thing will go away. my view is schools should be open. if you look at children,

i hope our audience picks it up shawn congratulations.weekend thanks so much. >> by the way congratulations again. maria: shawn hannity. i never got to ring the bell! i want to ring the bell! congratulations, maria. maria: thank you so much shawn hannity joining us there. have a great day, everybody. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> good evening everybody, we'll be talking with the president of the united states, donald trump here in just moments, live. i do want to set just a bit rft scene. this interview comes as radical dems try to indicate a nightmare for democracy pushing mail-in ballots only safe way to vote during the about chinese virus pandemic also pushing as many left wing activist and anarchist as they can into the streets of america. just when we thought that the -- with the china virus pandemic, that the radical dems would stand up or national securit

shawn: absolutely.terrifice high-frequency data they are looking at because things are changing so quickly, and we see some mixed signals on this. by any stretch of the imagination are we of the idea that this is a robust recovery. a lot of these assumptions we are making into this, we are thatputting into there congress comes up with a stimulus package. the baseline has been something around $1 trillion with a lot of aid for state and local governments, continuing unemployment. obviously, those negotiations have had a stumble. david: president trump did his best to overcome, go around those obstacles but those executive orders. are they a substitute for a real stimulus bill? it does address some unemployment, supplemental payments, also the payroll tax will supposedly get money into people's pockets. shawn: it buys time for both sides to come together. the policy differences right now are on unemployment insurance, aid to state and local. this is real money, willow over $8 trillion in differences of ho

shawn meanwhile has moved into a hostel here it's easier for him to focus away from the distractions of home. but there is only about. that because the boy is very performing in the hall and the whole family is in. there for a fair amount of the. after 7 months of intensive preparation and noncom lot is feeling a different kind of pressure he's hoping for the perfect result. 100 percent. of it this with about the. luck but it. up at the bottom. zambia is a news event all over india in a no 20000 young people will see the 2 papers. the super 30 us gutted across 10 exam centers. rogers arrived early the teaching team already here to wish him good luck. 3000000 are there. every. 10 minutes before the exam starts they can read the questions at last it's 9 o'clock. in these next few hours of a 1000000 students compete for a future that promises well prestige and membership of the indian elite. they come in. to provide a better life for the families they've left behind. but though their labor is vital to food industry. they risk exploitation by corporations and. trapped in a system with li

brothers ben and shawn had planned to be with their grandparents in england right now the corona virus pandemic made that impossible so what is the virus which is making so many people frightened actually look like. it's got lots of great. things on it and it looks cheeky and now we know right. here. you know very much. a scientific illustrator an animator thinks the drawings are pretty good though he finds many depictions of viruses problematic so. this children's book is actually quite nice it's a very simplified depiction which is totally ok but it shows the main features and song but what i sometimes get a little bit upset about is illustrations that are used for online articles for example like this one because they used the pictures that do not resemble the vials at all and they often taken from stock images sites like this one as you see all of these are supposed to be one of each and every depiction is completely different from one another and none of them resemble the actual violence. splats just knows exactly what the virus looks like researchers email the raw data to him tha

shawn is 22 and studying in oxford.fit by swimming. >> i volunteered to be infected with theav corus. reporter: shawn wants to take part in a so-called challenge trial where he'd first receive a vaccine against covid-19 and then be deliberately infectedav with corus to see if the vaccine protects him. >> my mother has a hereditary lung disorder and eve day we go without a vaccine is a day she faces a risk that she might so i want to do everything i can to help g that vaccine to her and everyone as quickly as possible. er: the only way we'll know if a covid vaccine works is if volunteers get exposed to the virus. but at the moment, that's being left entirel to chance. it could take months. deliberately infecting volunteers could speed this up. one day sooner is a group campaigning for vaccine challenge trials. and it has the support of5 nobel prize winners and many leading scientists. dominiqueilkinson is an expert. >> the thousands of lives that might be saved if we could get toci a v sooner, that there's an ethical imp

and as roads open you can go to 511, what is it shawn? that's it 511la.org. and you can see real-time what disclosures are. but again the more people are on the road today, the harder it is going to be with first responders, search and rescue, the power restoration crews, all of those assets and personnel to where they need to be. yes, sir. reporter: [inaudable question] >> i am going to see if colonel reeves went to come talk? we don't know everything there is to know about it. we have some assumptions. it is quite often we don't air assumptions until the investigation is complete. we know it is a serious situation. her and ask her folks from public safety to come up and give the best information that they have. sue at good afternoon. by a lab is a manufacturer of chlorine products but it sometime during the weather event last night, an undetermined amount of product began to react and decompose. the cause of this is still under investigation. as this begins to decompose a begins to heat, burn, really sick chlorine gas into the atmosphere. a small group made

or more we are joined by peter schiff of euro pacific capital and shawn hyman of the logical investor gentlemen thank you for joining me today sean let's start let's let's dive right into this with the u.k. economy here we're talking the 6 largest a common enemy of the world can we expect continued recovery leading into the fall when coronavirus cases may rise again. i think there's still a rough road ahead for all you know their finance minister and gone on to say that there's going to be a lot more job losses for many more months still to come the bank of england recently also said that they think that it will take until the final quarter of 2021 before their g.d.p. really recovers like it should and so i think they've still got a tough road ahead of them their stocks are a little bit overvalued but not near as much as ours are over here so really the opportunity in the u.k. economy is in there british pounds so the logical investor where an ethics b. and so that's where i see the opportunity there i'm always there but not on their economy or stock market it's never going to take so

shawn dromgoole is a longtime resident of his nashville neighborhood known as 12 south.g he was afraid to walk alone because of the color of his skin. our jamie wax shows us his neighborhood's moving response. >> reporter: shawn dromgoole is no stranger to the view outside his nashville home. the 30-year-old has lived in the neighborhood his entire life. his family for generations. >> growing up it was a mostly black community. everyone was family. and then it changed. >> reporter: as the area grew in popularity, he watched as the area became gentrified. the black families he once played with moved out, and white families moved in. a few years ago, a pivotal turning point. police stopped him without reason, he said, and followed him home to make sure he lived there. [ chants ] in a time when america is experiencing nationwide protests over racial inequality, he didn't feel safe to walk alone down his street. what was it that made you feel fear in a neighborhood that your family had been a part of for 54 years? >> people saying it's a suspicious looking black man walking

eric: thank you for joining us, i am eric shawn, the democratic convention officially opens tomorrowfternoon, the party of course to nominate former vice president joe biden and senator kamala harris for but under president and vice president. it will be a virtual four-day event, the convention co-chair phil murphy says the parties message to the nation of voters is clear. >> the theme uniting america says it all. we are the big ten party, this is a moment in american history where we've got to put the us versus them in the rearview mirror and come together in common purpose. eric: peter doocy is live in delaware and covering the biden harris campaign with the presumptive nominee will be making this acceptance speech virtually later this week. hi peter. >> good afternoon, both joe biden kamala harris will speak a few hundred yards away from where i'm standing and willing under wilmington and this afternoon were learning where high-profile democrats are going to make their remarks to delegate remotely. >> i am very honored to have been asked to speak at the convention, i will be speak

i'm eric shawn, "fox news."jon let's bring in republican national committee spokeswoman liz harrington. you probably have a chance to hear that report received a report from eric shawn. would he think about the idea that drop boxes for voting ballots? >> the real problem with democrats plan to completely overhaul our elections and less than 80 days is that it's never been tried and they are mailing out more ballots than there are eligible voters on the roll. if you look at what just happened in detroit where 72% of their precincts did not have an accurate tally. the vote tally didn't match in their recent primary how can anyone have confidence in the outcome of that result? that's what we are fighting for and if you don't have oversight over this process when democrats try valid harvesting which they are suing in these battleground states to make what happened in paterson new jersey legal? of course they will say there's no such thing as voter fraud because they want to legalize voter fraud. that's aware friday

on the no spot i've been conned that indium on smelts need no dummy to comment in the end is that shawn. for the players this massive consumption of painkillers is not a game it's a risk to their health a risk that many seem willing to take to make it onto the big stage. and. enter the conflict zone. after the murder of the journalist stuff leak out on a good lead see a call to itself has become a firewood for violence and corruption mike hears this week it's the country's foreign minister everest costello he says he told the student truth pulsars image on how many more secrets have to come out before it will be possible. conflicts over. the next couple to. be in good shape if you're chronically ill you shouldn't work out that he should work comes under these hard problems some back pain joint pain this one treatment like roadstead and any medication the sex assaults. that last down is the right to take. and will tell you. to change. even 60 minutes teetotal you. leto's with the truth you know wrong many wrong hands. dylan. of course the subconscious always a world without beethoven i c

indiaman smaltz may go to me to comment in the end is that shawn. for the players this massive consumption of painkillers is not a game it's a risk to their health a risk that many seem willing to take to make it onto the big. stage. there is one of germany's most popular tourist destination in the region's incredible variety of landscapes make it a paradise for those seeking a more active holiday colored looks like we're going to get a lot of exercise and while i'm here and while i'm at it i want to find out the ways in which the coronavirus endemic and climate change are affecting tourism here in the us. what do moment and acquire have to do with coronaviruses a lot because mom was kind of the antibodies that can be piracy. series of experiments with the fire reveal that sharon salzberg much for this completely asleep. channel while mine in acquires means the world. to morrow to do it. in 30 minutes on d w. i'm not over out and they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of the st

regardless of the color ben and shawn aren't afraid of the virus if they're able to see the invisible virus they know how they'd react. i would tell him to go away he says should push off. the 2 youngsters understand there needs to be a vaccine against corona virus before they can start playing here again with all their friends and before they can finally give their grandparents in england. and for more i'm joined by professor ralph had taken director of the center for adaptive rationality of the max planck institute for human development good to have you with us please 1st of all you and your colleagues are looking into cognitive tools and strategies that leads to us being able to to make a decision hopefully a good one how important is it for us to visualize something in order to be able to act or react. good question i think i mean if you talk about the risks and a lot of our decisions are related to the risks that we proceed in the world one general finally in research and reception is that things that we can see are actually often perceived to be more risky i mean it's just a for

. >> since the moment shawn's life was taken, we've been fighting for justice. there is no support or sympathy shown for us the night my brother was killed.>> reporter: they are dealing with the loss and lack of justice. >> every time you see a police involved shooting, you are traumatized and re-triggered.>> reporter: the states fund has provided financial support for thousands of families left broken by crime. changing state law would bring relief to a long silence minority who have seen their loved ones die with confrontations between lawn law enforcement. >> reporter: if it makes it out of committee, he goes to the full senate for a vote. if it passes that vote, i will go over to the assembly before going to the governor's desk for signing.>>> a new projection predicts the u.s. death toll from covid-19 will hit 300,000 by december 1 . according to johns hopkins university, more than 160,000 people have died from the virus. that same study found 66,000 of those projected u.s. death could be prevented if people wear masks outside of their homes during the next

brothers ben and shawn have planned to be with their grandparents in england right now the corona virus pandemic made out impossible so what is the virus which is making so many people frightened actually look like. it's going to kill.

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the killer hasn't yet been caught the victims are often warned in advance but if shawn's father did get a message he kept it to him said he did say it would have come to his father and he may not have shared with his family that happens. i. was the was my. sean's already sat for the once and failed this will be his 2nd and final john ziggo if he's got his guns i got a power one bit on the beat. now it's time for the results of yesterday's just 64 i work on march 6th through it. no surprise who's come around knocking the rental car. up with a loaded just like. everyone's happy except sushi she still waitlisted but is now unlikely to be accepted she's upset and doesn't want to be filmed anymore. the. car people. are going to their car reward put us here bob do this. we are told that they could put our name in a hallway and they were all discuss psychological treatment here so the home looks a politically correct but he got a call up immediately chump that his car had been he will take it home looked at that they queue ah you are. a check of. all indian cities is growing rapidly there's wo

fears that more people making trips are spreading the virus the country's health minister against shawn says the tests are essential for public safety. from saturday onwards travel is returning from high risk areas to germany will have to have a valid corona test in their pockets or accept being tested on the ground for free . misstep a voice. i am very aware of but this infringes on the freedom of the individual but i believe it is a reasonable infringement this is about more than just an obligation for individuals who return from holiday. in my view this follows from our duty as a society to look after one another and protect each other. the list of high risk areas is updated regularly most countries around the world are on the list in the e.u. the spanish region of catalonia and its beaches as well as luxembourg are considered high risk by germany. but the belgian region of antwerp was recently also put on the list because of rising infections that. german authorities are worried about the virus being brought back to germany but there's also a real risk of people becoming negligent a

the killer hasn't yet been caught the victims are often warned in advance but if shawn's father did get a message he kept it to him says did say it would have come to his father and he may not have shared with his family that happens. if i. was right. by your guide. already sat for once and failed this will be his 2nd and final. vote. all of us. now it's time for the results of yesterday's 4. it's no surprise who's come from north korea the rental car. the fact that just like. everyone's happy except sushi she still waitlisted but is now unlikely to be accepted she's upset and doesn't want to be filmed anymore. bob do this. or discuss psychological. side psychological. like you know that they cure. a chuckle. all indian cities is growing rapidly there's work to be done much of it is dirty but preferable to a life of group of the india today is a nation of migrants sean has his sights set on an elite university in a distant city but today he's going home to see his mother. having. so far it would please. me not only to city to have this. talk but. to get it to a show about god being mark

shawn meanwhile has moved into a hostel here it's easier for him to focus away from the distractions of home. but i get. the buttons only about. that because the boy is very performing in the hall and the whole family is in. there for a fair amount of the. after 7 months of intensive preparation and noncom law is feeling a different kind of pressure he's hoping for the perfect result. 100 percent. to fit this with a lot of these by luck but it. up at the bottom of the city. i.e. exam day is a news event all over india. but not a know 20000 young people will see the 2 paperless. the soup with 30 us gutted across 10 exam centers. rodgers arrived early the teaching team already here to wish him good luck. and the 3 minutes are. 10 minutes before the exam starts they can read the questions at last it's 9 o'clock. in these next few odds of a 1000000 students compete for a future that promises wealth prestige and membership of the indian elite. september on al-jazeera the trial of those accused of helping in the 2015 charlie hebdo newspaper attacks begins in cars as the wealth plans to mov

i'm eric shawn. rescue workers are searching the rubble, five days after the explosion, looking for possible survivors after thousands of tons of that extremely volatile ammonium nitrate that had been stored in beirut's port for six years suddenly explode offed with such massive force on tuesday. that huge blast felt nearly 200 miles awa away on the island on cyprus. two government officials resigned today, including the information minister. the protesters in the street want the whole government to go. trey yingst has been covering those protests on the ground. he is live in beirut where it's just after 11:00 p.m. at night. hi, trey. >> reporter: eric, good afternoon. another day and another round of anti-government protests, just across the city, rescue workers are still searching through debris for survivors. the governor of beirut today raising the number of missing to 110 people. as you mentioned, a number of ministers and members of parliament have resigned in the wake of this deadly explosion

se they c registration, make a plan themselves and vote well.as >>hi s is a question i love from le shawnal impact local policies have on our lives, how can we motivate americans to spend as much time thinking abouts we do nationalolics. not just focussing on the top of the ticket. how do we get people to focus on asking people whatoods? by are you concerned about? typically, they're not going to onhe rnifed y about people in your community being arrested at unfair rates, talk to your mayor, if your trash doesn't get picked up enough, sometimes. make sure you in the 2020 census. that's how they draw the lines for everything that happens from school board all the way to the presidency. >> how does the censyla p all this? they're stopping the census early, right? >> right now they plan to stop it early. if they did, that means they willraseillis of people from the story america. namely communities of color and the poor. it is dangerous. it is going to cost the communities money but steal their power. instead of counting them they're going to guess. it's calledn. it's going toot n communitie

it seemed odd to her friend shawn trainer who stopped by that night. >> it wasn't very well attended.> why didn't people go? >> i think everybody had the same thing. it was kind of really weird that it was at cher's house and he was doing it. >> bill even made a toast at the party to friendship. >> and bill gave a speech? >> yeah. it was really something about having good friends. >> like here's to good friends? >> just like that. >> wild bill lived about an hour's boat ride from the main island in bocas del toro, big guy with a big personality. he was known for throwing parties at his place. and even in a place that's full of colorful characters, wild bill stood out. >> he was always the loudest voice in the room. he'd text everybody and say your lord commands you to go to my party? >> your lord commands you? >> yeah. he talked about himself in a royal sense. everyone took it at another one of bill's quirks? >> another quirk, a pirate club called the jolly roger social club. he joked only 90% of the members survive. by now an uneasy feeling about wild bill was spreading throughout bo

it's great to have you here, shawn. thank you for being here >> hi, kelly, how are you? >> we are concerned about this tragic event with a suicide. what changes do you think need to be made >> look, we need to confront the fact that robinhood is a business model i fault no one for trying to make money i spent 16 years as an entrepreneur myself as a ceo and thought i would never be in congress hopefully that experience counts for something. they have a business model that is fundamentally based on creating addictions that is being presented to people as a way to generate well we need to be honest about that. we have an obligation in our current job. i have an obligation to protect investors. they're not holding up their end of the bargain >> let's talk about what that would look like, because obviously robinhood isn't the only platform where people can trade in the market, and time immemorial, people are getting burned about what it means to make a good investment what changes do you think specifically need to be made o e a platform like robinhood's? >> i learned from my

. >> this is a question i love from le shawn on twitter.he direct impact local policies have on our lives, how can we motivate americans to spend as much as time thinking about our local politics as we do our national politics. not just focussing on the top of the ticket. how do we get people to focus on their own neighborhoods? and how it will be affected in the next election? >> i start by asking people what are you concerned about? typically, they're not going to give you a national issue. connect the dots for them. if you are concerned about people in your community being arrested at unfair rates, talk about your mayor. if you're concerned about how your kids are being educated, that means you need to vote in the school board. if your trash doesn't get picked up enough, that's a county commission issue sometimes. make sure you participate in the 2020 census. that's how they draw the lines for everything that happens from school board all the way to the presidency. >> how does the census play into all this? they're stopping the census ea

private school in michigan is taking an entirely different approach to in person classes reporter jen shawn's shows us how needs. >>it's not your traditional classroom, but it is where around 90 kids will be learning come fall, including alicia stewart's 2 sons i did venture out to target just recently and i saw the back to school >>and i don't really have to get any of what i'm doing now is i'm searching ari i searching patagonia i'm going to my local camping stores, oakland hills an independent private school and oxford has always taken a non-traditional approach to learning for students as young as 4 through high school age. tuition runs around $11,000 a year have a long history of being a nature based school and we're in this beautiful setting 30 acres in the woods here. >>so it to be outside for 2, 3 hours a day is really typical for students because of covid outdoor learning will be central this fall, this is going to be my new classroom for the coming if social distancing should be easy outdoors and class sizes are always pretty small. >>teacher robert crow says lessons will somehow be

. >>> today the family of 22-year- old shawn monterrosa filed a wrongful death suit against the vallejo police. the suit claims that the detective who gunned down monterrosa and a walgreens parking lot on june 2, had a " shocking history of shooting his gun at civilians as a police officer. " . we verified today that the officer has been involved in four shootings in the past four years. >>> new bodycam video of a deadly encounter with heyward police and a person of interest in a homicide. three officers fired their guns after that suspect rammed into a police cruiser. a warning that the video may be tough to watch. >> stop. >> this happened along wildwood street on may 20. police say they pulled up to a home while searching for 23- year-old stony ramirez connection with the murder of a homeless man. they said ramirez was inside a stolen white car and leaving he was armed they tried to block that car. the driver tried to peel out of the driveway slamming into the police cruiser and the officers fired their weapons shooting ramirez to the window. a different angle was captured on this ri

eric shawn, thanks for that. we will pray for the vaccine. putting an end to domestic flight change fees. and that's as airlines try to win backup nurse -- customers with keeping air travel on pause. joining me now is chief communications officer, always good to have you. so this will probably become welcome news to customers, because as i understand it was one of the most changes of customers to united airlines that they wanted to change fees dropped. what change the discussion? >> dana, they have been through hard times before, and in previous down cycles airlines have been forced would make really tough decisions about how to reduce costs. and often they make those decisions in a way that attractive from the customer experience. and here united airlines, we are determined to try something different. we are going to see if we can come out of the crisis by actually investing in the kinds of things that we know customers want. and we know now more than ever are customers value flexibility in being able to adjust their travel plans when things

. >> 22-year-old shawn mont rosa was dead moments later. john burris announced he's filing a lawsuit on behalf of the family. that suit is also naming the officer who fired his gun. geefrng good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm a.m. a daet. the lawsuit claims the officer fired five times without warning from the back seat of a moving unmarked police vehicle. melanie woodrow has been following this since early june. >> to me, this is flat-out murder. >> this attorney announcing a civil rights lawsuit against the city of vallejo and the officer. they responded to reports of looting outside of a walgreens. according to the chief, mont rosa was crouching down in a half kneeling position moving his hands towards his waist area reveal a handgun. it turned out to be a hammer. body cameraideo does not show what mont rosa was doing. the center who shot and killed him from the back seat of an unmarked hunter. he shoots the mofving object. >> what are you pointing at us? he pointed a gun at us. >> excessive force having been involved in three other off

shawn: on average, you're looking at about $7 to $7.50 per square foot.emonis: lulu's resource, united leather, is over 20,000 square feet with 15,000 different types of leather. honestly, it proves that she knows how to surround herself with good people. how many square feet does it take you to make a typical bag for you? lulu: we'll probably use maybe 10 square feet. lemonis: maybe or for sure? lulu: i don't know the exact number. lemonis: lulu. lulu: i know. lemonis: every one of your patterns should have a material quantity. lulu: yes. it's not a really beautiful system, but we do have it. lemonis: it's an ugly system, but it's accurate. lulu: it's accurate. lemonis: who owns the business today? lulu: i own the majority. lemonis: okay. how much money have you put into the business from the beginning? lulu: so, scott, my husband, we put roughly $175,000 in. lemonis: wow. lulu: this is really where i think i need a lot of help because we've lost a lot of money trying to promote the company. lemonis: do you have any financials with you? lulu: i do. we ca

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. >> belle: oh, well, shawn just told me everything that's been going on with ben. mean, what a horrific ordeal. >> marlena: mm-hmm. thanks to eve donovan. >> belle: yeah, i mean, i get that she wants to avenge her daughter's death, but kidnapping and torture? i mean. [chuckles softly] >> marlena: but you know what? claire was the one who realized that eve was the one who had the motive to hurt ben. obviously, she was the one who saved his life. >> belle: i know. i can't wait to tell her how proud i am of her. >> marlena: oh, oh, honey,

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