>> it was my only way out. >> gets arrested, gets taken to the wilk county jail and booked.d, chad goes in, the older brother, retains kathleen zellmer as his attorney. >> kathleen zoellner is one of the best criminal defense attorneys in the country. >> we will see them in court. success comes from her ability to work with dna evidence. >> kathleen zoellner is worried kevin's confession will be enough to convince a jury to convict him. she believes the only way to avoid a guilty verdict is through dna. >> while zoellner's team continued to try to poke holes in the story offered by investigators, zoellner discovered that there actually was dna evidence. >> dna evidence was available in the murder of riley fox last june, but it required sophisticated testing. >> after that dna evidence was sent out to a private lab -- >> test results arrived last night. the dna did not match kevin fox. >> they came back and said, this is not his dna. we can't tell you whose it is. but we can tell you it's not his. >> kevin fox is free after prosecutors concede there is now considerable doubt

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we have attorney republican strategists alex wilkes along the podcasts a fifth column soy podcast broadcast from the international space station. matt welch is here that's happily true. with former senior advisor to then vice president biden and unicoi hunters cocreator moe vela welcome everyone. >> thanks for having me. so let's discuss this a little bit, alexander you are an attorney. if i were a parent this to be my case because they have filed a class action suit against the school rightly sobered number one the party was off-campus for number two the school is not said when the unmasking occurred. we do not know if any of those kids tested positive which will also have you think some sort of impact on the suspension. and there was a complete disparity. they won the championship in april there were not supposed to be any parades had a big parade with lots of people attending. they were all in masks and they were not suspended and disallowed from taking a final exams. what say you alexandra? >> i think that's the strongest claim the students have is one that says the school is not applyi

a lot of flashy wilks extravagant outfits and the glitter glitter glitter. their fight against prejudice and up called a boy i did nothing and just stands up and for the record. they are little stars on the big stage. starts missing continue on. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the code of special monday to friday on w. william had to be done because of it as well i and if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on the trip but i would not have put myself. my parents and i'm trying to move out of theme of the give us leave the. one function because that one with me because i'm i have serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there much i'm going to. want to know their story and for my great stir find a complete marvel informing for markets. the be. the best . news life from good live in eden saying the lifting vaccine fate won't be a magic

sends out for four years 1838 1842 under the command of a very difficult young man named charles wilkes. this expedition is designed to map and chart large areas of the pacific to explore islands and atolls to return with all kinds of specimens so many specimens that wilkes as collection it forms the basis of the smithsonian museums collections. it plays an enormously important part during the four years that this expedition goes out it not simply across the pacific but everywhere conducting surveys doing mapping and things of that sort. as part of that expedition they are mapping the pacific northwest and here is the mouth of the columbia river on the ocean right here is the bar at the entrance to the mouth of that river. uss peacock will be destroyed on the bar. she will be let me go back because i want to talk to you about about nathan philip. this is a superb book sea of glory. it's about the expedition of the us exploring expedition. i commend it to your attention. philbrook is a great storyteller. anyway in any case uss peacock sales up to assist in charting in mapping the pacific

between those two strangers, john wilkes booth assassinated lincoln in washington on april 14 eight 65. at the end of my book, out ahead of those events, my detailed treatment ends where it can with the white house new year's day perception of 1865, a year after my opening scene. here again is the essential lincoln. the ultimate politician that nevertheless transcended the local strike, the indispensable man who appeared in our nations compulsive hour, the resident figure that cruise blank is destiny -- that proves -- is destiny. as he came to the door, she recognized gosper who had lost a leg and hobbling forward on riches as he made his way to the east room. she had been his nurse when he was brought in with his lead shot off. they greeted each other and join the wind of others that the waited in the room. from where he stood, lincoln salt gossamer. he took thousand verse hand and what has, a voice of forgettable said, god bless you my boy. as they left, i would lose another legs for a man like that. that's what we celebrate have been as our fellow american. thank you very much. [app

we have jessica tarlov here and republican strategist alexander wilkes joining us to discuss. this give your party hope? >> i'm always careful not to overread the results of a special election. however, i do think there's important things to look at. the more rural counties turned out more republicans. that's a good sign. they say democrats are not motivating their base right now. president biden himself is not necessarily representing the people, the coronavirus, the debt figures and more. >> sandra: jessica, is this a concerning sign for your party? >> well, i've been concerned since election night. i know democrats are proverbial bed wetters all the time. we had a very bad showing down ballot. we took back the white house and lucky to pick up the two senate seats in georgia but they could have easily gone the other way if republicans supported the $2,000 checks prior. we lost a lot of house seats and the gainses that republicans made puts a dagger through democratic messaging. yes, i'm concerned. you look back to how democrats think about arizona and texas, there's two camp

strategist, alexander wilkes. democratic strategists and former "washington examiner." of this money goes to them and now gavin newsom gets a handle on these checks right before the recall. >> well, there are two big problems with this. the most obvious is his decision to send out another wave of stimulus checks. we saw a devastating jobs report last week that suggests massive stimulus payments and unemployment benefits are contributing to people deciding not to go and find work because they could just file for unemployment instead. and president biden dismissed those criticisms on monday and said that there wasn't any evidence of that. but i actually know a few of those people personally and i can tell you that if they know they are going to make more on our employment and working economy jobs for minimum wage paying jobs, they are going to choose unemployment. >> charles: yeah jessica, california has 1.3 million people. another program. 750,000. by the way, benefits, their numbers went up last week. go figure. so what's going on here? is gavin newsom, did this just fa

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state senate republican leader scott wilke responded to the proposal on the statement writing. this rebate is welcome news for an economy shattered by his one man role in my lifetime. democrats never voluntarily returned money to the taxpayers, so let's call it for what it is. it's a recall rebate. now. the governor said he would release additional details of his plan through the week, culminating in the full may revise of the budget. on friday. newsom in the legislature must come to terms before july. 1st reporting live. gregory ktvu, fox two news looks great. thank you for the update, governor newsome today also expanded the states regional drought emergency do tow water shortages and now includes four bay area counties. alibi to contra costa, napa and solano counties are now under this state of emergency there. among 41 counties included in the governor's emergency declaration. it allows state and local officials to accelerate action to protect public health safety and the environment and emergency drought summit took place today in the north bay. sandra fellow solutions and

state senate republican leader scott wilke responded to the proposal on the statement writing. this rebate is welcome news for an economy shattered by his one man role in my lifetime. democrats never voluntarily returned money to the taxpayers, so let's call it for what it is. it's a recall rebate. the governor said he would release additional details about his proposal during the week, culminating in his revised budget on friday, the governor and the legislature need to come to terms before the new fiscal year starts on july 1st reporting live. greg lee ktvu, fox two news. all right, greg. thank you. also today, gavin newsom expanded the states regional drought emergency due to water shortages, and it now includes four bay area counties. alameda contra costa, napa solano counties. are now under the state of emergency. they are among 41 counties included in the governor's emergency declaration. it allows state and local officials to accelerate action to protect public health, safety and the environment. the last few weeks we've lost roughly 500,000 acre feet of runoff compared

i traveled down to north wilkes wilkesborough, north carolina, the ones that put up those white tentsrom those dark days in the early part of covid. and franklin graham is saying, this is another way to save your life. >> that's very important message for all of us. mike, let's talk a little bit about politics now, because i know you guys have been doing some reporting, as have we, on liz cheney and what exactly it is that she plans to do to try to execute on that very clearly stated mission of trying to prevent, make sure, that donald trump does not become president of the united states again. what are you guys learning about how her plans are going to unfold? >> kasie, liz cheney is going national. she's determined to make the purge, the start of a movement, not the end of something. so, kasie, ramping up in lots of ways. we're going to see her giving specious. we're going to see her traveling the country. we're going to see her raising money. we're going to see her playing in elections. and it's also in the service of this larger message, like from even before the vote, kasie, as y

state senate republican leader scott wilke responded to the proposal on a statement writing. this rebate is welcome news for an economy shattered by his one man role in my lifetime. democrats never voluntarily returned money to the taxpayers, so let's call it for what it is. it's a recall rebate, the governor said he would roll out additional details of his proposal throughout the week, culminating in his revised budget. on friday, the legislature and the governor must come to terms before july 1st greg lee ktvu. fox two news. president biden delivered a speech from the white house today to address the economy. his remarks came just days after friday's lower than expected jobs report showing a slowdown in hiring. in his speech, the president defended his administration's economic policies while talking about his plans for getting americans back to work because of the american rescue plan. for christ's forecasters are projected will see the fastest economic growth and nearly 40 years months to come. there are also concerns that some people are staying home because of how much

state senate republican leader scott wilke responded to the proposal on the statement writing. this rebate is welcome news for an economy shattered by his one man role in my lifetime. democrats never voluntarily returned money to the taxpayers, so let's call it for what it is. it's a recall rebate. now the governor said he would release additional details of his proposal throughout the week, culminating in his revised budget on friday. the legislature and the governor must come to terms before july. 1st reporting live. greg lee ktvu, fox two news, right, gregg. thank you. the man accused of stabbing to women at a san francisco mew knee stop entered not guilty pleas in court today. ktvu christien kafton is here. now, with more on today's hearing, including why the district attorney himself chasing bodeen was in the courtroom. christian yeah, that's right. frank the disc attorney himself, said that he wanted to be in the courtroom on this case because he says he wants to show his face on this case, he says, there's been simply too many cases of crimes against members of the asian

in my first conversation with governor wilkes i was hoping we could get back to him really quickly becauseime is of the essence play can commit we will t sit down with the governor and his team if you like your staff as well. >> i appreciate that. it is important to us. one moreor question. but something i'm excited to work with you on. i'm sure you know the rates of antibiotic resistance have been on the rise at some time and the pipeline of new drugs so what resources did hhs plan to dedicate for antibiotics and microbial's for the coming year in the way that we pay for antibiotics as well. >> all of the above approach because everybody recognizes we are beginning to lose those defensesf if we don't tackle this quickly we are willing to look at what anything anyone has to offer because we do want to develop the next generation antimicrobial. >> thank you very much good to see you back thank you for your courtesy. >> thank you. mr. secretary h. we have four minutes left but we have to members that will submit questions to you they waved on to the committee can you accommodate quick. >> it