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witmer. donald trump at fotis using a possible 2024 run, the past and future of the gop. joe consciousand pastor robert jeffress were here for a preview and they are back live. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with breaking news on a third accuser to come forward with accusations of inappropriate behavior by governor cuomo as we go to aishah hasnie live in new york city with the details. >> reporter: scandal surrounds the governor as a third woman has come out with her own story of alleged harassment. >> reporter: caught red handed. in this picture published by the new york times she says andrew cuomo can be seen grabbing her face a wedding reception in 2019. she tells the paper cuomo asked if he could kiss her recalling i turned my head a and didn't have words in that moment, joining two former raids accusing the governor of sexual harassment. charlotte bennetts tells the new york times the governor questioned her about her sex life and asked if she had ever had sex with older men. whi

. >> call to investigate gretchen witmer amid reports she paid 155,$000 and has money to a former health official. todd: coronavirus this in nursing homes. it is time for answers. what do you and your fellow gop members think governor witmer is trying to hide. >> what are you trying to hide? we invited the department to testify before the oversight committee. they refused to. we asked them to share the data with nursing home deaths. and now we see the governor paid the former health department director robert gordon 155,$000 to stay quiet which begs the question what are they trying to hide? >> health department director resigned in the middle of a health crisis and discover he received 155,$000 packet on the condition that neither side why he stepped down. take a listen. >> separation agreements used often in the private -- public and private sector when someone in a leadership position lead the organization. due to the nature of it there's not a lot i can say. jillian: a lot of people in michigan would want to know why 155,$000 went to the house director. are you suggesting impropriety

michigan governor gretchen witmer is under fire for similar order but the state attorney general says an investigation is not warranted at this time. 5000 of the state's virus deaths were linked to long-term care facilities. benjamin: nursing home death one of the scandals new york governor andrew cuomo is facing, cuomo under investigation from his attorney general and state lawmakers as they luncheon impeachment pro. shannon: one of his accusers meets with investigators. what is the latest? >> reporter: charlotte bennett reportedly spent four hours with investigators, 120 pages of records, one tidbit reveals, quote, the governor's preoccupation with his hand size of the large size of his hand indicated to charlotte and other members of his staff, 7 women accused cuomo of inappropriate behavior, detail their experiences on new york radio. >> there was a lot of vitriolic screaming, shouting, name-calling, he never asked me about my work, never spoke my name. he did make flirtatious gestures and approached me. >> embraced me too tightly, too long and was aroused. >> new york state lawma

jillian: michigan's republicans calling for an investigation into governor gretchen witmer who is accused of paying 155,$000 in so-called hush money to the former health department director who resigned in january. michigan house oversight committee chairman joined us last hour. >> she needs to come clean, what they are trying to hide by trying to silence these department official. todd: the separation agreement required him to drop all claims against the state. he denies it was coach money. todd: president biden, near at hand and's nomination to leave the office of management and budget unravel. it was a bipartisan opposition. lawmakers point to history of disparaging comments against republicans, an issue that makes are unfit for the position. todd: 5 -- carley: doctor oz save the woman with a different the later at a new jersey airport. the 60-year-old man had no pulse after collapsing in the baggage claim area from a heart attack. todd: doctor oz saying it is our responsibility to jump in when there is a medical emergency. take the time to learn to do cpr and use a defibrillator. they

. >> reporter: a pulitzer prize winning reporter plans to sue michigan governor gretchen witmer to release information on covid-19 nursing home def data saying on twitter that he at the mackinac center, michigan free-market think tank are preparing a lawsuit against her tweeting, quote, we are preparing a lawsuit against governor witmer of michigan to turn over covid-19 devastating and accurate nursing home numbers to the public. all the way to the supreme court, also saying in a statement the public has a right to know if we could not protect them, we deserve an explanation from madame governor. republican state legislators recently called for a full investigation into witmer's actions, they say they are discrepancies in the data surrounding different cases in the state's long-term facilities and questions being raised over a payment to witmer's on a permanent director who resigned suddenly in january, robert gordon is such to receive 155,$000 payout with no explanation as to why he quit, gordon was built director and played a key role in michigan's response to the pandemic. todd: governo

michigan's gretchen witmer facing a lawsuit from a reporter over nursing home coronavirus deaths in her state. charlie tells fox news, quote, the public has a right to know if we could not protect them, at the least we deserve an explanation from adam governor was republican leaders plan to investigate 150,$000 payment to the former health director who left in january. ashley: a military veteran removed after rejecting a policy. >> those willing to take a need for the anthem don't care about have the country, politicizing sport is the last thing anyone wants. was the general public here to watch a bunch of privileged people, united we stand, i want to preserve the policy of national thinking. >> he received more than 30 death threats since that speech. thanks for joining me. right now, what you just heard was not us soccer and also taking a look at your background you served 11 years in the military. this is personal for you. >> absolutely is. shannon: as far as what you said, it is not just about the flag but the idea that it represents, what is that idea that represents you especially

witmer. the judge ruled there is evidence for the men to stand trial on other charges, they are accused of aiding six others charged in federal court with conspiring to kidnap witmer. the fbi stopped the plot by extremists who were upset over witmer's coronavirus restrictions. a massive 5 alarm fire ripped through an apartment complex in dallas, the building's roof collapsed and 100 firefighters battled the flames which at least 52 homes have been destroyed. the cars is still under investigation. amazingly no injuries are reported. let's turn it over to janice dean with a look at the weather. >> janice: we are going to see a little bit of springtime snow across the northeast. let's look at where we have the cold air in place in the northeast and significant cold front moving across the plains states bringing gusty wind and heavy rainfall on areas that are already saturated like tennessee which got a pick rainfall over the weekend. we will see more rain in the forecast, showers and thunderstor

benjamin: a prosecutor is calling for a committee to investigate michigan governor gretchen witmer. >> if anyone thinks they are above the law with this administration think again. benjamin: is under fire for instructing nursing home to take covid positive patients, alleging they died as a result of the policy for witmer depended -- defend the response saying this saved several lives in nursing homes. chuck schumer vowing a vote on a bill that would require background checks on all gun purchases, demanding the hr 8 bill will make it to the senate floor after passing the house. it comes after a similar measure approved in 2019 but did not have support in the senate to clear the filibuster. the nra promising to oppose any push from biden's administration. jillian: winner winner chicken dinner, watch this video of the customer door checking a suspect fleeing from police. the drive-through surveillance video shows the hungry customer throwing open the car door striking the man down, the courageous customer got out of his truck, push the officers fallen taser away from them. >> heading bac

jillian: it is not just new york because gretchen witmer is also facing intense scrutiny for her handling of covid 19 in nursing homes and family members are demanding answers including our next guest who lost her mother, jamie nicholson is here to share her story. thank you for joining us. so start to talk to you under the circumstances but appreciate you giving us time and sharing your story. let's talk about your mother. she was 76 when she passed away and you cared for her tremendously at great length for 16 years after she was diagnosed with alzheimer's. telling what happened last year. >> we worked so hard and loved mom so much caring for her and march 11th of last year, mom's there's locked us out. dad and i were prevented from any contact for 11 months, the final month of her life she was faced with more restrictions moved to a different facility and finally died of depression and loneliness. we watched her over 11 months fade away and by through a window and on screen. jillian: my heart breaks for you. what was the best thing about your mother? tell me about her. >> mom had a vib

michigan governor gretchen witmer is under fire for similar order but the state attorney general says an investigation is, quote, not warranted at this time. more than 5000 of the state's virus deaths were linked to long-term care facilities. . benjamin: california governor gavin newsom blasting the recall effort against which has collected 2 million signatures. he writes in an email, quote, i am not going to take this recall attempt lying down blaming republicans as well as, quote, anti-mask and anti-vaccine extremists. benjamin: senior advisor of the recall gavin newsom movement joins us this morning. what does that email say to the 2 million or so people who have signed this petition? >> in regards to who the people are behind this recall, we are not anything that he says on his political talking points. and he was accountable for all the policies. to get the initiative on the ballot right now. and we need 1 million thousand signatures. and they fired the first shot, >> this is a partisan recall. 32 to 35%, with libertarian reform for state voters. and how he handled the covid-19 p

they will not take up the complaints against gretchen witmer. if i was one of them who lost a family member to covid because of this force policy, i would want someone to pay with their political career. i would want to sue that administration as well, robbie. >> i have family in michigan. i have lost people. i would absolutely want an investigation to the policy made there. i think chris is absolutely right. the media has always cared after me to accusations after any topic under the sun. it does surprise me that this is the thing that irks them about cuomo. what cuomo has done so far we know is worse because he also tried to cover up his behavior. that is why he has to go now. >> that may be the big difference. some of these other governors may have had better intentions. charlie was telling me last week, no, there were some real shenanigans in michigan. don't buy that story. there was the intent to cover up and live. boldface lies to federal investigators and lawmakers in albany new york, richard. who gets it done and what? >> i think you are

how people can submit complaints against the state and governor gretchen witmer, he was rejected when he asked officials to look at possible charges against witmer regarding the depths. jillian: nursing diplomats may have known about the origins of covid 19 back in 2018. a shocking political report of the us was alleged dangerous experiment in the wuhan and institute of virology, the embassy in beijing said teams of experts in late 2017 and early 2018 met with wuhan scientists. after they visit they urged to washington to help the labs meet safety standards but the state department never responded. the exact origin of covid 19 remains a mystery to this day. >> the pandemic will be discussed during the biden administration's talks with china next week. secretary of state nationally -- anthony blinken will meet with counterparts on thursday, this is the first high-level meeting between biden administration officials and the chinese. jillian: getting her second dose of the covid-19 vaccine. she received the shauna vaccination center in new jersey. when asked how it felt she replied halle

witmer and whether those policies may have fueled the death toll in michigan nursing home. the group of state republican lawmakers say that the governor 's policies may have exacerbated the death toll in michigan's nursing home in a pair of scathing letters their claiming the covid 19 infection and deaths in the state skyrocketed over the past year and say that the administration may be at least in part to blame . >> and one new letter obtained by fox news, michigan state senator request an investigatio into witmer's policies and the accuracy of nursing homes case they provided to state regulators. the regional hub policy play stations with and without covid 19 in the same facilities may have exacerbated the death toll in those facilities. when we contacted our nursing homes in our district there wer discrepancies of how many cases were being reported. he told fox imprint yesterday the investigation must be thorough. >> it was one of five states that permitted or required that covid patients infected patient had to be put into nursing home with the noninfected population. a

in michigan prosecutors is democratic governor gretchen witmer could face call charges over her handling of nursing home deaths during the coronavirus pandemic. the governor calling claims that any wrongdoing, politically motivated. after just three months in office district attorney george gascon facing a recall effort similar to california governor gavin newsom and fallen under fire for his, justice form, critics say prioritize criminals over victims and their family. disney plus removing access to several movies for young children over what it called negative depictions and stereotypes, those movies include dumbo, peter pan and the aristocrats, adults can access the film with content warnings. public school teachers tonight warning message on the union facebook page advising teachers not to post spring break vacation pictures was the ideas to avoid more pr problems over teachers insistence that going back to the classroom is still not safe. the nevada democratic party staff has quit after a left-wing democratic socialist slate of candidates picked up seats in the party's leadership, t

witmer who told local nbc reporter she is proud of how her state handled the pandemic. the nbc report goes on to detail how covid-19 positive patients were placed in the same facility as covid negative patients. the report explains, quote, the policy different from andrew cuomo because witmer didn't force them to reside with covid negative patients. but incentivize the process by paying homes, she she defends what she did by saying there wasn't a national strategy. the facts are that european studies show half of the deaths were happening in nursing homes. on march 16th of last year donald trump ordered a 15 day national lockdown to slow the spread which he later extended through april. the wall street journal opining his biggest mistake was putting too much faith in health experts and their lockdown model which we will be paying for this for generations. i am shannon bream in washington. we begin with kevin cork in the new guidance from the president. good evening. >> reporter: mister biden directing states to make all adults eligible for covid-19 vaccines by may 1st,

witmer last year. the attorney general of michigan, dana nessle. thank you for your time. i want to begin with the latest in this alleged kidnapping plot and the upcoming trial what more can you tell us about it >> well, you know, the state has charged eight people in regard to this event. there are another six people charged by federal authorities we've had preliminary examinations for three of these men. they have been bound over to trial on a number of charges there will be another five defendants that go to preliminary exam in another county. >> what is the allegation specifically in terms of the extent of the plot that you have documented that you're going to make the case for? >> the allegations are that there was a concerted plot to kidnap and later to execute the governor and that there were a number of people involved and associated in this effort and that they engaged in domestic terrorist-like activity. they provided material support for a terrorist act. they engaged in gang-related activiti

prosecutor will walk through the steps of wrongful complaints and governor gretchen witmer, trying to build a case against her policy placing covid positive patients in the same facility with patients who did not have covid. the policy ended after the first 6 months of the pandemic. a phoenix police officer save the family from their burning home, the heroic rescue caught on police body cam. >> come over here. >> we are going to take care of it okay? ainsley: the officer busting down the side gate to get to the backyard. no one was injured and the cause of the fire is under investigation. all right all right all right, matthew mcconaughey says he is considering a texas gubernatorial run. >> your next leadership role ever include you running for governor? >> i hear you. it is consideration. ainsley: the question comes after november interview when the actor said he could be interested in politics. don't know about you guys but it would surprise me. brian: extremely well done. let's talk sports. the first games of the big east tournament in the books what can the advancing teams expect

jillian: michigan governor gretchen witmer could face criminal charges over her handling of coronavirus nursing home death. prosecutor saying in part, quote, if we find there has been reckless endangerment of a person's life we would move forward with charges, nobody is above the law in the state. the governor's office calling the statement shameful political attacks based in neither fact nor reality. a prosecutor catches a domestic assault suspect in the victim's home. take a look at this. >> we believe the defendant is in the same apartment as the witness and i am extremely scared for her safety. i want confirmation that she is safe. >> i want you to walk into the front of the south -- this house. >> i don't think the phone has the charge for that. jillian: police were outside the michigan home. officers arrested the suspect. he is facing an additional charge for lying during the hearing. resurfaced tweets from the democratic congressional campaign committee's new chief technology officer causing a bit of an uproar. erika joy baker tweeting if the cops kilmeade, burn every cop precinc