i'm connell mcshane on "cavuto: coast to coast." we're following stories all across the country today. in d.c., on the east coast there is a battle over drug pricing going on. we'll talk about vaccines. we'll also talk about treatment. the remdesivir rift. the back and forth between democrats in the congress over what was paid may have an impact on access you have to coronavirus treatments. in seattle we continue to cover the protests movement that has been happening out there. we received word that officials are planning to close down a city jail in the middle of all of this. we'll talk about the timing. back here in the new york area, there are some in business who are now saying that new york city is among the worst places in this environment to do business. we'll talk about why. also talk about, when and how that might change. it is all coming up "coast to coast" on a wednesday. edward lawrence starts us off on the aforementioned drug price wars and vaccine developments. joining us live from washington. hey, edward? reporter: co

this is "cavuto: coast to coast." we have a bunch of stories we're following on the east coast of the united states, including stimulus talks happening in washington, d.c. we'll bring you latest as things develop. they may very well develop here over the next couple hours. in new york city the spike in crime continues and we'll talk to the former governor of new york state, george pataki, get his view on the crime wave all over the headlines in new york the last few weeks. in florida today the focus seems to be on reopening especially with this development from the teachers in florida, the largest teachers union in the state, now suing the governor over the way he wants to reopen the schools there. "coast to coast" will take to you texas as we continue to follow the spike in coronavirus cases in many states around the country. texas, one of them. we start with white house news. we'll have two briefings to focus on out of the white house today. the first already wrapped up with press secretary kayleigh mcenany. the pre

>> we can have private workouts, neil cavuto. why don't you come out. work at the retro gym in flemington, new jersey. people will call for private work quites, it is new jersey. get to the gym! [no audio] >> being paid, 401(k), pension, welfare. has assistants, he has a salary, he is worth $550 million. despite what you hear i'm not. we would like to open the gym up and get our businesses going, you know? neil: but do you get angry, joe. i feel for governors, republican, democrat, they try to say look, i will have to shut down a lot of these places because you're not doing what you should be doing, our cases are spiking. and they're caught in a corner and i'm wondering do you have any message for young people, ken langone was here, no fan much government interference and all of that, but very worried this is going to get out of control because of some selfish young people? >> it is very, very true. it is time to open. when we do the radio show on am 970, thank you, every morning, i do all the stats, i read so much, neil if i read this much in college i

i am neil cavuto add this as "your world."ead them and weep, jobs, 5 million more in the latest month. the 1% unemployment rate is down to 2% from the prior month, half what it was when all of this virus nastiness started. now you have the president of the united states, this is working. getting back to work is doing its thing. what's remarkable about the comeback of the situation is it includes the final couple of weeks where a number of states were slowing their reopening. even with that, games that were remarkable across the board. keeping track of all of that. >> thank you. this labor market continuing rebounding as the united states lifts itself out of the recession caused by the coronavirus and the fact that you have lockdowns across the country. this report shows that people are returning back to work at a faster rate than ever expected. job support, we added 4.8 million, the largest gain ever in history. if you're wondering about these numbers, march and april we lost 20 million, the following two months we've gained 7

david: thank you, stuart, i'm david asman in for neil cavuto on "cavuto: coast to coast." "wall street journal" claiming those two media outlets pushed those reopenings too soon. carol markowitz from the "new york post" is here to react. in seattle, city's police chief warning residents and businesses that the police cannot enforce the law and protect their property amid growing violence over the weekend. finally to philadelphia, major league baseball facing major concerns amid reports that the yankees versus phillies and marlins versus orioles games are postponed tonight after a coronavirus outbreak. we'll discuss all this coming right up. >>> but first, top senate republicans expected to take their second crack unveiling a new round of covid stimulus. we'll talk, we'll be talking about mitch mcconnell coming up. he is going to be able to get his caucus on the same page with the white house, or at least those are his plans. some democrats as tens of millions of americans are on the verge of losing unemployment benefits this week. fox news congressional correspondent chad

we'll be right back, cavuto coast to coast on a friday, don't go away. hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. connell: alright fox business alert as we come back on cavuto coast to coast. just received word from the supreme court on ruth ginsbu rg. she says she's receiving chemotherapy for a recurrence of cancer and is said to be " tolerating the chemotherapy well ." that statement was just released on her behalf and it was a few days ago we learned she was in the hospital and came out and now receiving chemotherapy, recurrence of cancer and is tolerating it well that's all we know and all we've been told and we're passing it along to you. to new york city now and that man accused of punching the chief of the department who came on yesterday, that man now being released without bail, that this all happened you se

we continue on "cavuto: coast to coast."ot to get to, including what the president's second term agenda will look like. whether he has done a good job outlining what that will be. douglas holtz-eakin will join us with that and more. with the dow down 56. we'll be right back ♪. connell: hersh's a "fox business alert," from barcelona, spain, where the police have decided to close down large areas of the city's beaches. according to the reports from there, residents ha been ignoring a recommendation to stay at home. remember, this area in spain had gone through a large-scale lockdown for the better part of three month but as they started to open up things again, the coronavirus cases have started to surge there. they're noticing that. they're starting to be done in some parts of this country, roll things back in barcelona. >>> come back home to the u.s. talk about state budgets. there are tough decisions some of these states will have to make with their budget. it is something edward lawrence is reporting on today. he joins us

i am neil cavuto, and this is "your world." a great deal of focus right now on a hurricane that is barreling in at florida. too soon to say for sure, but we know phil keating has been following it closely. phil joins us now from florida. hey, phil. speak up hey, neil. isaias is now smashing through the bahamas on its way to florida. hurricane hunters say that they are getting more organized. down in miami and fort lauderdale, they are only expecting tropical storm fay impact on there, but strong winds and rain. however, other counties like palm beach county are in fact in a hurricane watch. the impact in south florida right around early tomorrow morning, and then sunday morning early, but i have the storm should be due east behind us on the coast. that is the situation right here in cocoa beach. if isaias is forecast to skim the entire peninsula and mostly remain in the atlantic until making landfall in north carolina next week. they are now under a hurricane watch. last night, many coronavirus testing sites broke down and pack

i'm neil cavuto., a special virtual town hall today that takes a look at the oddity that has been housing. because of all the economic figures we have been seeing, it has been consistently robust for anything, almost everything having to do with real estate. you have to pick and choose your locations and the city behind me right now ain't one of the hot spots, new york city, but t

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. >> welcome everyone i'm david asman, in for neil cavuto. you are watching cavuto live, we begin with the chaos overnight in portland, and the city of seattle, now bracing for another night of protest. fox's david spunt has more from bridgewater, new jersey where the president is watching all of this very closely. david? reporter: david, good morning to you. president trump and other white house officials certainly watching this closely. president trump pitching himself to the american people some in decided voters hopefully he wants to switch as the law and order president that's the sales pitch he's making to the american people as cities like portland are seeing almost 60 nights of unrest in a row. now, we are talking specifically , david, of three officers who may lose their sight. federal officers permanently after protesters pointed lasers in the eyes of those officers and the white house says another agent was impaled his hand by nails on wednesday president trump and attorney general bill barr announced the expansion of operation leg

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i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. this is cavuto coast to coast. the next frame work of the next phase of the coronavirus legislation. president trump saying the violence in chicagocontrol. announcing a surge of federal officers will be sent to deal with the crime. then to california where parents are suing democratov to reopen e schools. but first, a stimulus deal between republicans and the white house is in the works. majority leader mitch mcconnell is said to strategize in about half an hour with his caucus. he is expected to unveil the plan later today. we're getting details what might be in it and when might not be in it. fox news congressional correspondent chad pergram on capitol hill with the latest and apparently a payroll tax cut deduction may not be in this, right? reporter: that's right. we'll talk about that here in just a second.ev+ this tenne particular set of spending, the easy part, the appropriations part. so mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will run through those details with his conference here in th

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i'm neil cavuto., a special virtual town hall today that takes a look at the oddity that has been housing. because of all the economic figures we have been seeing, it has been consistently robust for anything, almost everything having to do with real estate. you have to pick and choose your locations and the city behind me right now ain't one of the hot spots, new york city, but the

the man himself, neil cavuto will take it from here. neil. it is all yours.special, invested in you, real estate opportunities that exist or don't exist, that coming up on friday with barbara corcoran with a special guest. hope you had a wonderful 4th of july weekend. on corner of wall and broad they're having a wonderful post-july 4th weekend. storks are

all the best, neil cavuto. well thank you, neil. neil: [laughter] ashley: i also want to thank susan li and david asman for joining us and for all your efforts today neil cavuto, i will do my best, i'm out. neil: all right, good i was hoping i hadn't heard my e-mail so ashley have a great weekend, my friend. ashley: thank you, you too. neil: thank you very very much we are following the corner of wall and broad way a lot of buying enthusiasm it's a split read depending on what you want to look at regarding the coronavirus itself. we've seen serious spikes in a number of states three right now that are reporting new single day highs in death counts, including california, florida and texas. now just to put into perspective , obviously, the up-tick in deaths is much lower than the up-tick certainly we've seen in cases, so that is still encouraging news as is news we got out right now,gilead sciences is saying that remdesivir showing the risk of death in severely sick patients is very very promising and now the ceo had to couch that wit

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howie: leslie, briefly, neil cavuto pushed back on congressman andy biggs that dr. fauci and dr. their time expired and they are spreading panic and hysteria. spreading panic and hysteria? leslie: no, not at all. senator rand paul kind of did that as well, shame on him because he's an md. if i go to the doctor and the doctor wants to tell me i have cancer, that's not good news, howie, but he or she has a responsibility to tell me that because it is a medical fact. the doctors and the scientists aren't out there to give america a rosy picture of what's going on. they are out there to give america a factual picture of what's going on and interestingly, howie, who did the people run to when they get sick, the same medical professionals that they put down and poo-pooed in the couple of months. former colleague, girlfriend of don, jr. has been tested virus, herman cane, both in tulsa rally, cases like this personalize the whole debate going on because now it's in the president's inner circle. the media debate, how did this become so polarized. the president versus the press on the rus

cavuto live governor parsons. that's it for me. "the five" is now. >> ♪ hello i am jesse watters with greg abbott, martha and donna brazil and katie. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> nancy pelosi and the democrats are politicizing the coronavirus claiming president trump for the rising number of cases across the country. >> this president has been the biggest failure in the history of our country. a pandemic, the trump virus i call it. it's rolling like a freight train. >> and not happy with white house plans to reopen schools. the president called for over 100 billion dollars in extra funding and stressing the need to follow safety protocol and trump said schools will flexibility to delay reopening. and the cdc unveiling new guidelines saying it's important for kids to go back. none of that is good enough for nancy pelosi. >> when someone tested positive, working in a cafeteria in the white house complex, they shutdown the cafeteria and tested and traced. why wooten they do that for our children in t

he hears what he just told neil cavuto. >> there is a lot of animosity towards the police and we aretealing it not just in the protests when these anarchists take over but on the streets. on the street corners there is a feeling that they don't have to listen to the police and of that they are willing to fight the police officers. we need our electives throughout the entire city to stand up and say that they support our poli police. >> juan: the head of the department of homeland security now accusing politicians in portland, oregon, enabling "violent anarchists, authorities using tear gas to set up a shop-like autonomy zone. this is obvious that part of the president strategy, the national organization of police announced their endorsement of president trump on shannon bream show last night. the president recently said, the police are not being treated fairly in this country. i noted that two-thirds of americans say police violence against the public is a serious problem. so is a president out of sync with the public on this issue? >> jesse: no, i think the media is out of sync. i t

welcome, everybody, happy weekender i'm neil cavuto. if -- welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto.ney world is reopening today, and there are a lot of caveats with that. bottom line, it is reopen. let's go to orlando correspondent with what the crowds are looking at there. matt. >> reporter: good morning. well, there hasn't been as much traffic in and out of these gates since the park's been shut down since mid march, but that all changes this morning. the latest word we have from disney is there are still some tickets available, but it is fully booked for all annual passholders. this, of course, against the backdrop of the coronavirus cases that we're seeing across the sunshine state. more than 11,400 reported just yesterday. park officials say they're doing all they can, they're limiting the number of people who can even get into the parks. parking spaces are farther apart. you need to check your temperature before even going inside and once there everyone's in masks. hand sanitizing stations and warning signs are everywhere, and strict social distancing throughout the parks. we

congressman emmanuel cleaver of missouri joined neil cavuto earlier today to talk about lewis' e beliefhis as confrontations between police and protesters happened again last night in chicago and portland, oregon. >> number one, i don't think there's anybody who has had any relationship with john lewis who would believe that he would do anything except condemn the violence. john has taught all of us, i think, there is no guarantee that nonviolence set things straight, but we can guarantee that violence never set things straight. and i know those, whoever's responsible for this may have believed they were doing manager to improve the situation -- something to improve the situation, but what they've done is silly, and it does enormous damage to the program, the plan, the hope that many of us are putting forward. and for, you know, i guess happenstance that he it takes mace at a time when we are -- place at a time when we are mourning the loss of probably one of the top five nonviolent figures of the last century and the beginning of this century. neil: you know, congressman, a move afoot

i'm neil cavuto. other things going on in the world today that are moving stocks than just the back-and-forth between the president of the united states and some states that might hold off reopening their schools. we will be getting into that again, but suffice to say we continue to get good economic news throughout all of this. the latest indication on the mortgage front, where home buyer mortgage demand was jumping 33% in the latest month. that follows on the heels of refinancings that are already up about 111% year over year. we are separately hearing that home builder taylor morrison just reported record june sales. that's lifting home builder stocks but it's part of a trend here that shows the underlying economy is doing just fine, thank you. add that with some optimism about some of these vaccines and trials that are progressing along the way, a lot of time with the help of the united states government. talking about novavax, regeneron. i could go on and on. but there's a lot of good development

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto this is "coast to coast." latest polls, still early, everyone likes to remember that the same kind of polls that used it show it would be president michael dukakis. it was going to be president hillary clinton and it wasn't. but all of a you had isen these polls continue to play out the same theme. it is not that erratic. they continue expanding. in the case of joe biden, continuing to build a lead. even scoring better than the president on the economy which had been the president's sole issue in his favor. again things could change but charlie gasparino, reporting on the wall street feel of all of this, sort of hedging their bets just in case, looking at maybe a different portfolio if that ends up being the case. hey, charlie, what are you hearing? >> that's about it, neil. wall street is clearly worried about a biden presidency. it has not shown up in the stock market just yet. low interest rates are ruling the day. they're not just low, they're at zero. there is not a lot of place to put your money right no

i'm neil cavuto.ching fox business, a special virtual town hall today that takes a look at the oddity that has been housing. because of all the economic figures we have been seeing, it has been consistently robust for anything, almost everything having to do with real estate. you have to pick and choose your locations and the city behind me right now ain't one of the hot spots, new york city, but the

this morning neil cavuto talk to one ohio sheriff who said regardless of his states rules on this he will not be the masks police. >> i wear masks when i go out in public. i wash my hands but it should be your right to wear a mask and the police are so decimated they have had their budgets cut this year because of the covid and places are closed down, people are angry and the police don't have the resources. i said don't call 911 and don't call the dispatch centers centers. we have all we can take. take. more and more we are seeing growing agreements among politicians on both sides of the aisle aligning with scientists. colorado jared polis was an advocate for mask wearing since the pandemic hit his states has right now he will not mandate it. >> if you are somehow waiting to wear masks until the governor tells you to buy hope you've heard i'm telling you to a net that have been made clear in telling you where to wear masks. where a dam mask. c finally let me say this, the crisis is clearly not over. we know it is surging everywhere in the country to some extent and significantly in

to you, we need a good shot of tequilla every now and again, thank you very much ash, welcome to cavutost to coast. i'm david asman in for neil cavuto, a jam packed two hours coming right up we'll be coast to coast starting in d.c. where lawmakers are under pressure for stimulus plans that some say stop short of growing the economy, it's more about spending your tax dollars. then to portland where protester s are now calling for demonstrations coast to coast as protests are expected for a 57th straight night in portland. then to san jose, california one of a dozen u.s. cities showing a concerning rise in coronavirus cases, the mayor of that city will join us live later this hour, and we will also head to wrigley field as the return of baseball is expected to bring big television ratings on pent-up demand for live sports brian kilmeade is joining us with that can't wait but first to our nations capitol and questions over getting back-to-school. new cdc guidelines seem to favor a full reopening, this as president trump is acknowledging that some schools may have to delay opening their doo

i'm neil cavuto, and this is "your world." the state that has the biggest numbers to talk about. what the implications are. jeff paul has the latest now from los angeles. hey, just. >> hey, neil. the governor's house while he can't wait for students to go back to school physically, right now, infection rates in certain areas are making it too risky. this could impact more than 30 counties, which, as it stands, will not physically reopen their doors this fall. the governor recognizes that in person instruction is preferred, but that is only going to happen if it can happen safely. they have to have everyone's back, from students, teachers, bus drivers, janitors. he also laid out five bullet points. safe in person school will only happen if local health data shows that it is safe, specifically a 14 day decline in covid numbers in the county. there will also be a mask requirement for all school staff and students in third grade and above, and it is encouraged for second grade and under. physical distancing will also be in place. regular testing will occur among school staff, which t

eastern time please join neil cavuto for a virtual town hall. america together. be barbara corcoran as the housing landscape is undergoing changes, some good, some not so good. email us at invested in you @foxbusiness.com. some of those questions will be answered on air. >>> statutes and monuments dedicated to heroes and founding principles are under attack as america celebrates it independence. former congressman jason chaffetz will discuss whether americans feel free to raise old glory this weekend. stay with us. throws at you, we're always here to help with fast response and great service and it doesn't stop there we're also here to help look ahead that's why we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so you can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most and that's just one of the many ways we're here to help the military community find out more at usaa.com well, see this handsome man, his name was william. and william fell in love with rose and they had a kid. his name was charles an

charles: don't forget neil cavuto will host a virtual town hall, america works together.ns by messaging fox business on facebook or instagram. you can email us as well at invested in you @foxbusiness.com. fallout from the new york gyms are omitted from the phase four reopening. one gym owner says governor cuomo has given them a sucker-punch with this decision. now he is suing. he is speaking out with us. next charles: as states continue to reopen, gyms, other recreational centers were left out of the plans. in new york, governor governor andrew cuomo pulled the rug out from under gym owners a day before they were to reopen. no longer the case for him. 200 people were exposed with coronavirus at a planet fitness. what about gym owners want to get back into business? kristina partsinevelos is live in hoboken, new jerseys. reporter: some of us are waiting for gyms to reopen. you've been packing on the extra covid pounds but the concern is a lot of states left out gyms as part of the reopening process. the doorses have been closed. that left a lot of owners in an uncertain fu

neil cavuto is up next. >> neil: go forth and celebrate the fourth of where you can.ca, california, just can't go to with this weekend, much of the same story right now in dallas where if you want to go out, you are a limited where you can go and you'd better bring a mask with you because that will now be the policy throughout the state. florida meanwhile seeing its own spike in cases, going to talk about the impact with the chairman and ceo, and a lot of business there, biggest casino operator in the sunshine state speaking to him momentarily as the nation gets prepared to celebrate, but you have to pick and choose where you do it. casey stegall in dallas with the very

a host of news as you might have seen earlier on "cavuto: coast to coast."sident supports another round of direct payments to americans in a phase iv relief package. he will talk about potential details with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. we also moved on to other topics, like the use of masks whether they should be mandated and his likely opponent in the upcoming presidential election former vice president joe biden. i asked president trump about the difference between his tax policy and the former vice president's tax policy. as you know the biden tax policy would increase taxes on the wealthy and it would bring the corporate rate from 21% up to 28%. so i asked the president now, during a time of double-digit unemployment whether or not he worries that the biden plan might actually resonate louder than his plan? this was part of the president's response. watch. >> they say this, if he got elected that is an overhang on the market, because the market would crash, would absolutely crash. >> would crash? >> market would go down by tremendous amount.

i'm in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." dan springer is in seattle where attentions remain very high. >> police finally cleared out that chop zone. yesterday, the violence and destruction returned in a big way. a large group of agitators swept through downtown many with baseball bats breaking windows and looting some stores. they tried to break into a precinct. when they were stopped by police, someone in the crowd started throwing mortar style fireworks at the officers. at least dozen police officers were injured. one had to be taken to the hospital. it writers's return and another precinct, setting a small fire inside the building. police did fire tear gas to push the crowd back. there was a protest for the 53rd straight night. it was marred by violence and property damage. to protect that building. that allowed some of them to god lethal rounds at the mob. president trump defended the officers and set the strategy in portland will be sent to other cities battling violence. >> president trump: these people are people are