i think tom friedman -- am i wrong that tom friedman isfr considered the person who is most consistentlyshington, d.c., over his entire career? >> tucker: probably ever come up probably history. >> but i do think part of this nkis party elders are may be concerned that joe biden could blow it, but that's exactly why i think he has to debate. the questions about his mental acuity's and his capability, if he doesn't debate, all of those will definitely be on the table. i think he has to step up, he owes it to the voters, i think that he has to prove the president is wrong when the president says he has lost a step, he has dementia, he's sleepy, i think debates are the way to do that.up >> tucker: isn't that already up for debate now? biden is hiding, he says it's because of the coronavirus, trump is essentially the same age asam biden, he's physically fit, biden is staying home, trump is everywhere. biden is conceding he doesn't want to answer unscripted questions and he is still ahead. why did they change that formu formula? >> it's a good point, i can see the strategy but i don't think i

for cover, friedman adds a couple silly caveats.iden should only consider debating, he writes, if donald trump releases years of his personal tax returns and then agrees to have a panel of journalists set on stage to call him a liar in real-time. otherwise, no debating. turns out tom friedman is not really a genius with pretty habits what's going on here. this is the most cynical election strategy ever lysed or ever perpetrated on american voters. hide the candidates until election day. the country can find out what the administration after it's in power but until then no appearing in public and my god, don't ever tell the truth. so what if the biden campaign would take tom friedman's advice? of course they will take it because they have no choice. biden is up in the polls will be can't let them talk. that could wreck everything. people might discover that joe biden bears no resemblance to joe biden they remember. >> they would put 720 million back, million women back in the workforce. i love this place. what's not to like about ver

let's talk about this being in the near times by tom friedman, his first requirement to demand of thedeclare that he will take part in the debate only if trump releases his tax return for 2016 through 2018, no more gifting trump something he can attack while hiding is unquestionable finances and listen, tomorrow, the supreme court may give an assist on this. we are standing by. >> we will see what scotus does tomorrow. this is obviously a nonstarter. i'm sort of curious reading this friedman column, is it a think piece by one columnist of "the new york times" or is it a trial balloon? i think that there are a lot of people on the left or may be interested in running up the clock. they think they are ahead significantly, the polls to indicate that. a bee they can play some prevent defense and just waltz into november and win without debates. i think that would be actually a very risky move, it would play into the president's team hands. they are saying that biden isn't up for the job and sleepy joe stays in the basement, refuses to debate the incumbent, i think that they would make a l

i dean of friedman there ash adena friedman -- i dean of friedman therena , nasdaq president and ceo.that this was ever allowed, and for such an extended time, is just remarkable to me. you can see how proactively the exchanges themselves are working on the issue area. tom: this is one of those great surprises when you wander through the curricula. there's like 14 sets of rules out there, and it really varies from the united states to how they do business in england, how they do business in germany, and indeed, how they do business in auditing, and measuring the audit across the statements and asia. jonathan: i do wonder the questions it raises for the exchange to ramp up its own qualitative assessment of auditing firms. adena wasught brilliant on what they are trying to do. she is being diplomatic area i get that. but you are dead on about the austin of, ok, they decided not to -- about the question of, ok, they decided not to come here. what are the ramifications of this in the future? jonathan: are chinese companies going to change the way they approach listing in the united states

these were friedman conventions in the 18 thirties, but during that emancipation period there is still having these meetings. talking about what it means to be free, and what they are seeking. they talked about voting, serving on juries, cold-ing offices, spaces where they started to crack out what freedom could mean. and they talked about constitutional conventions and participating in them because one of the things that happen as a result of the civil war and resolution was the reconstruction act that broke the south into military districts and made it so that the states had to rewrite their constitution to reflect the end of slavery and to grant suffrage to friedman. and these conventions they held office, black man were elected to hold office. in some places they are majorities of the conventions, like louisiana and south carolina. and places like virginia they were not a majority but they participated actively about emancipation conversations. and they focused on education, race relations, they also talked about what it was that friedman wanted that didn't necessarily coincide wit

"new york times" journalist tom friedman on "the beat" to explain. plus, bill barr's clash with the famed southern district of new york is back in the news because prosecutors there just indicted a woman linked to jeffrey epstein for a sex trafficking plot. we have that development later. brand new legal story. but our top story right now is of course, and sadly, this pandemic raging across america. coronavirus cases hitting a new daily record right now across the wires. 53,419 cases just in the last 24 hours. that is an all time high. this is still obviously and enduringly a humanitarian crisis which brings upon the further risk of greater economic crisis. new signs now that the trump administration's failure to curb this virus, pushing to reopen, sending mixed messages on masks and the other guideline issues, all of that, indications rattling the economic projections about whether or not the u.s. will really turn a corner. we'll get tom. let's look right here at the facts. over 50,000 new cases in the last 24 hours. you see where we are in the uppe

molly, why does it feel like tom friedman is talking to the biden camp directly?> the biden campaign strategy is to run up the clock without ever having to play the game. the media are helping assistant that campaign strategy by providing air cover so friedman is talking to the biden campaign but also trying to change the rules in such a way as to help the favored canada of the media come obviously joe biden. you know and alluded to the problems that biden will have been a debate so you have seen people talking about maybe we can change things to make it a little easier for him. but you are also accurate to note that the trump campaign better be aware that this is the biden campaign strategy. they never want to have joe biden enter the field, enter the actual playing field. they think that will go well with him and all the support they get from the media, it likely will. so the trump campaign and people who support the trump campaign really need to think through just calling out the strategy and not allowing it to just happen. there isn't that much time left. >> l

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this work and enacted enacted by 2016 by assemblywoman laura friedman and other steps that can reduce traffic and fatalities. and the traffic was comprised of 25 members representing government agencies, advocacy groups including representatives from arp, aaa, the california hawaii patrol and represented by the task force and represented on the advisory group in the room and at the table and incredible support provided for our staff and the work with the recommendations of the task force and speed limit is complicated and the team we worked with was integral to helping the task force development that recommendation. the final report which there is a link in the item that included

this work and enacted enacted by 2016 by assemblywoman laura friedman and other steps that can reduce traffic and fatalities. and the traffic was comprised of 25 members representing government agencies, advocacy groups including representatives from arp, aaa, the california hawaii patrol and represented by the task force and represented on the advisory group in the room and at the table and incredible support provided for our staff and the work with the recommendations of the task force and speed limit is complicated and the team we worked with was integral to helping the task force development that recommendation. the final report which there is a link in the item that included

tom friedman has been a columnist at "the new york times" for 25 years.at quarter-century, friedman has raised banality and cliche mongering to a kind of art form, like picasso, he wastes nothing. there's not a single piece of my list conventional wisdom floating around washington or new york city the tom friedman hasn't managed to whip into a hasty column at one time or another. naturally our ruling class would love to see him, they read tom friedman on the palatine every morning and feel affirmed. he is as dumb as they are. we refer you to the column this morning because there's no

tom friedman. go ahead, last word to you, sir. >> you just have to hope that people understand that, when you're up against mother nature, chris, she's just asking you three things. are you humble? do you respect my virus? two, are you coordinated in your response? and, three, is your response built on chemistry, biology, and physics, not ideology, politics, and an election schedule? if it's the former, you have a chance. if it's the latter, she will hurt you or someone you love. >> tom friedman, i am not surprised to hear that you have dialogues with mother nature. i just hope you haven't been messing around with any aliens. >> not at all. >> because if you had, you get the demon seed and then we got a problem. thank you, very much, for giving us the truth, my brother. stay healthy. >> always. thanks, chris. >> all right. look. we got enough on our hands with this pandemic. i knew that he was going to say something about the election. i knew this was going to happen. but it's all about how you dec

here again, thomas friedman offers historical context and tries to answer this question.ote, in a desperate effort to salvage his campaign, trump turned to the middle east dictator's official handbook and found just what he was looking for. the chapter titled, what to do when your people turn against you. answer, turn them against each other and present yourself as the only source of law and order. and as we speak, the president is making the announcement that his stagecraft is now traveling to more u.s. cities, run by democrats, including chicago. it's a reality that chicago's mayor has been embrabracing for warnings that she does not welcome dictatorships in her city. >> while we all understand that having additional federal resources can be a value add, they're not a value add if there are nameless agents riding around the vans, pulling people off the street, depriving them of their constitutional rights. that is not what a democracy looks like. >> donald trump wagging the dog is where we start today with some of our favorite reporters and friends. politics editor for

tom friedman can think about that on his own.to ask you about this, there is a lot of money and politics. everybody has a lot of money, but some of the senate races are seeing it going to the democrats. they have raised $322 million. the republicans $297 million. obviously that's a lot of money. what are you hearing about any concern in regards to the republicans being able to hold the senate this year? >> it's very much in jeopardy. the latest poll, i talked to republicans this week that are really worried about losing the senate and losing, red states like iowa, montana, even georgia. the races they are looking very competitive. these fund-raising numbers are off the charts for democrats. when i was covering the house in 2018, when they still had control. he would see these candidates no one had heard of raising a million dollars or more for the slow level house campaigns. now you are seeing these senate candidates raising million dollars in these races that they don't even win. there is a a lot of momentum of donors on the dem

i'm tired of government always being accountable for us. >> reporter: in marin county, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >>> hundreds of people turned out to a pop-up covid-19 testing site that opened in east san jose this morning. sky 7 shows you the incredible de line for testing stretched through the independence high school parking lot and down the block. >> we recognize that so many people in our community need this test and really want to get back to work and travel and do all the things that they haven't been able to do in the last sefl mon -- several month thes so we want to make it as easy as possible. >> reporter: the knlt county is working with valley medical center to bring testing to areas of the south bay with disproportionately high levels of the virus. a san francisco supervisor matt haney says the demand for testing has overwhelmed the city's public health department. he sent this tweet this morning saying, quote, 15 to 20 days to get covid appointment, tested results in san francisco right now. if you need it from the city, even if you have fever and are an essential worker

i actually applaud what friedman is t doing here because he's voicing with those in the upper echelonsf the democrat party are hoping for. no debates. who could blame them? they see what we see. >> what i propose is... it can be done. i think we are in a position to really make it happen. critical laws, collective bargaining. politics like prevailing and -- look. yes, i'm taking too much time. >> laura: democrats are going toem make the man's? the president should offer his own. he should request that r presidential debates not have any moderators. seriously. in addition to being coded alum xp 20 6 friendly, it'll givee the debate and needed shot in the arm. biden has done this in many years, he should be comfortable going toe-to-toe with trump in a forum without any other complications. allowing biden to rig the debates robs people the ability to judge the candidate on his toes. it'd allow biden to run back in his bunker. joining me now is mollie hemingway. fox newso contributor. also here is rahim qassam, editor in chief of the national goal and cohost of "war room: pandemic" podcast

we book which was with our view berkowitz embassador friedman and members of the delegation i spoke about the question of sovereignty which we are working on now and over the coming days our correspondents in west jerusalem and ramallah following events will start with al-jazeera story forces the 1st of july was the 1st date available to benjamin netanyahu under the terms of his coalition deal with his former rival benny gantz to start making real moves on an accession but he gave a pretty clear indication on the way in that he wasn't yet ready to do so saying that there were days at least of talks still required with the united states and some of his own ministers from his own party have been giving interviews to jesting it could be a matter of weeks not days certainly the blue and white party of benny gantz wants to see any annexation put on hold until coronavirus and the fallout economically of the pandemic are dealt with the blue and white foreign minister gabi ashkenazi giving an interview in which he said he wasn't aware of that neo's intentions but he wasn't expecting any imminent

tom friedman, as usual, thanks so much for joining us.lways great having you here in "the situation room." stay safe out there. >> thanks. you too, wolf. >>> just ahead, as texas reports another staggering one-day death toll, we're learning about painful choices being made at local hospitals. and we'll get an update on the packed hospitals in florida right now, where new cases may be leveling off, but the crisis is not. (vo) verizon knows how to build unlimited right. you start with the network j.d. power has named the most awarded for network quality 25 times in a row. this network is one less thing i have to worry about. (vo) then give people more plans to mix and match, so you only pay for what you need. that is so cool! (vo) include the best in entertainment and offer it all starting at $35. with the most advanced iphone yet-- iphone 11 pro on us when you buy one. because everyone deserves the best. this is unlimited built right. only on verizon. now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lif

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all be put on hold while the government deals with coronavirus without the berkowitz ambassador friedman and members of the delegation i spoke about the question of sovereignty which we are working on now and over the coming days our forces and western islam for us with information on what prime minister netanyahu has to do next. he needs u.s. coordination as per the coalition deal he made with benny gantz and his blue and white party under the terms of that deal this is the 1st day that he can actually physically make advances towards annexation either bring it up for debate and vote in the cabinet in government or and or to the israeli parliament the knesset but the talks would be going on with the united states in the coming days and there have been other comments from some of his ministers suggesting it might well be longer than that one minister saying that israelis should hope for a next ation within the next months or weeks another minister saying that he was sure it would take place during the course of this month but there are still significant obstacles i think the main one bei

columnist urging joe biden not to debate donald trump unless he agrees to two conditions, thomas friedmanays biden should stay off the stage and let the president releases his tax returns from 2016-2018 and both campaigns should have a real-time fact checking team that would callout misstatements or lies, the conditions cannot be met, friedman adds, quote, joe, stay in your basement, we will see. newly surfaced court documents allege the daughter of called mom lori vallow was sexually abused by her biological father, told the social worker about the abuse in 2008, the than 5-year-old claimed her mom knew. she faces several charges in connection to the death of kylie and her brother after the bodies were found on the property of her fifth husband. a former election official called on attorney general william barr to transform ghislaine maxwell to write rhode island. >> i don't think the feds can handle these prisoners. if i were william barr i would seek to obtain a substitute jailer and have mixed maxwell place on rikers island with the department of correction. the jails are empty becaus

we are putting together a tribute to a musician, kiki friedman, it will be a celebration of comity and fiction and music. there will be a lot of local talent. that will be very exciting. >> that is a beautiful, rich array for choices for the entire community to be in. that reminds me of the contemporary jewish museum, it really is a venue for our experience. it is both formal and informal, certainly being for the folks that show up to something that you're interested in as well. you are being a part of the community. it is wonderful. >> we want to educate, entertain and inspire. >> if people have more questions, they can go to your website, what is it, again? perfect. hec jm.org. let's continue and talk a little bit about the museum and what it is doing. >> tomorrow, we open up and exhibition. it is called predicting the past -- the lost years. this expedition is a photography explanation. it takes you into the story of century studio. it is filled with beautiful photographs of an eclectic array of people. i think we have -- i think we have some of those. >> we need to take a quick bre

tom friedman writes very well. i am going to stay away from writing about politics.wants to debate trump. he is a dufus. cory booker, amy klobuchar, i saw him the night before in south carolina. he did very well. he can debate everywhere he wants to. joe biden will trounce donald trump in any debate. we should get a picture of them side by side so you can see how fit joe biden sand what a slob donald trump is. tom friedman is dead wrong on this, and i'm sure the biden people will agree to debates but donald trump won't be around. joe biden has debated against the most articulate bright people in my life. i'm sorry. i like you, tom, you're a nice guy, but that's a waste of ink. >> unambiguous, james. let me ask you about second quarter fund-raising. some of the challengers of some of the republicans. it has been a question. as i asked somebody last night, how is susan collins going to run for re-election on confederate statues and sports teams named redskins and indians, but system of these numbers that some of these challengers have raised for second quarter or q2 in

this is a very interesting time, tom friedman, you're right about that. and who leads will be very, very important in terms of which direction we take. appreciate seeing you as well. good to see that you're healthy. god bless you and the family and be well. >> you too, chris. thanks so much. >> all right. >>> so, the president tried to sell you on the idea of disinfectant as some kind of magic covid cure. then he said he was being sarcastic. well, now four ameri-can'ts just got charged with what the president was literally trying to sell. a bleach bust. what happened and why it matters. next. >>> i just reminded you of when president trump floated the idea of injecting disinfectants to knock out coronavirus. and, you know, everybody was like, oh, he's just kidding, he's just being sarcastic. listen, he wasn't being sarcastic until he got caught saying something stupid, and the problem is when a president speaks, even trump, people listen. the proof, tonight's ameri-can'ts, okay? they have taken full advantage of that ridiculous and dangerous notion to cas

tom friedman writes, quote, some presidents before they get in trouble in an election try to wag thedog by starting a war abroad. donald trump seems to wag the dog by starting a war at home. be afraid. he might get his wish. many of those federal agents are under the control of the department of homeland security, which as you may recall, was created right after the attacks on september 11th. i am joined now by the first secretary of that cabinet department. former pennsylvania governor tom ridge. secretary ridge, it is always an honor to speak with you. thanks so much for being with us. tom friedman continues to say president trump is part of this wag-the-dog effort is taking the page out of the middle east dictator's handbook by trying to turn the american people against each other, and presenting him as the singular source of law and order. what do you make of that? >> well, i'm disappointed in my president because it seems like it's a reality tv approach toward dealing with a very, very serious problem. and if they're serious about dealing with the -- with urban crime in chicago

tom friedman, the former director of the centers for disease control under president obama. joining us tonight. what is your overall assessment of where we are tonight in this epidemic in this country? >> we're losing. the coronavirus is going to get worse before it gets better. that's correct. the question really is how much worse is it going to get and how soon and how much will it get better? and that is within our control. we need to have a concerted national attack on the virus. right now we don't have that. what we're seeing is some cresting of cases in the south but still at a very high level. the u.s. is an outlier. if you look at what cases have done here versus europe, for example, we have many times more and sadly many times for deaths. >> let's listen to what was said today about the reliability of the statistics we have. >> we're seeing it's 152,000 have died so far. but the truth is that the data is now going through a series of channels that end up at a company that's run by teeter teal who is a close ally of president trump. and the goal is to try and down pl

this is a very interesting time, tom friedman, you're right about that.nd who leads will be very, very important, in terms of which direction we take. appreciate seeing you as well. good to see that you're healthy. god bless you and the family and be well. >> you, too, chris. thanks so much. >> all right. so the president tried to sell you on the idea of disinfectant, as some kind of magic covid cure. then, he said he was being sarcastic. well, now four ameri-can'ts just got charged with literally trying to sell what the president was talking about. a bleach bust. what happens and why it matters, next. i love this rakuten app. look at that. rakuten's app is super helpful, i open the app, find the store i want to use, start buying and it gets me tons of cash back. i'm an on the go kind of rakuten user for sure. i love the rakuten app, it has all my favorite stores at the top. i use rakuten for almost everything i buy. i just got paid to shop. my favorite thing about rakuten is just getting money back in the mail. i mean, who wouldn't want cash back. and yo

they fought for friedman from colonialism and to get land back.many were rounded up and detained andtured. the official death toll is disputed. some estimatehat more than 20,000 died. >> at midnight, the union comes together for the last time. >> 1963,es sta of colonial replaced.ere removed and later >> good luck to her in her new role. >> and statues of leaders of colonialism have brought down across the world, some canyons are questioning how deep the change here really went. we just changed the face of the monument. >> we call it independence. we hand it over to the people who are subservient to the colonial authorities. >> the biggest beneficiaries of independencehere those who worked for the colonial administration and fought against controversial views in kenya today. this activist got in trouble with the authorities last month. police raided his home and rested him. >> my premise is that kenya has never gotten independence. that connected colonial chiefs to the current political elite and marriages and linkages, business linkages and that kind of thing. it worked we. they coul

adena friedman is looking forward to the future of the exchange., congratulations on being named top ceo by barron's, and thanks for joining us. so you were in the marketplace where all the excitement is right now. the valuationses are looking high relative to the rest of the market, so how do you see this playing out over the second half of this year and in coming years? >> well, first off, thank you, jack, for having me on the show, and i am honored to be on the list. is so in temples of technology companies, i think we have to recognize over the last ten years there have been a whole range of innovate ors in technology that have gone towards two trends. one is consumer convenience in terms of online shopping, online delivery, things like that. as well as in terms of enterprise software that's really supporting a global distributive work force. and those two tech trends have gone from kind of a nice to have to a need to have over the course of this pandemic. and i think investors are realizing that the longer that the pandemic really infects our

. >> wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >>> coronavirus cases continue to surge in california. our seven day average test positivity rate is 8%. a big increase from the beginning of the week. the 14-day average positivity is 7.6%. the state reported 12,040 new cases yesterday and daily record of 157 deaths. today the u.s. surpassed four million cases. we crossed the three million mark just over two weeks ago. >> the fbi says the chinese consulate in san francisco is harboring a known fugitive charged with visa fraud. he is accused of lining about the fact that she's a member of the china's people's liberation army. the fbi says tang and three others lied about their status while in the united states conducting including at ucf and stanford. the fbi says this shows the extreme lengths to which the chinese government has gone to infiltrate and exploit america's benevolence. >> a burglary caught on camera. an entire life savings absolutely gone because of this. abc 7 news anchor has the heartbreaking story of a senior couple in san francisco and how you might be able to help. >> h

workers have had their pay cut during the pandemic according to the university of chicago's backor friedman institute workers are twice as likely to get a pay cut now than they were during the great recession companies have also trimmed employee hours leaving many hourly wage workers with a leaner paycheck as well basically companies across country have realized this pandemic is useful to them which so many people looking for work they can cut wages without fearing the workers will fight back they just say to them hey if you don't like the lower pay go ahead and quit i have a line right outside the door of eager underqualified symptomatic desperate people who would gladly do your job half as well for 2 thirds of money she or i might not love that they're intentionally torn jeans get caught in the coffee maker or that they have to bring their 5 children to work with them and store them in the employee refrigerator but it's a small price to pay in order to pay my workers a smaller price. that's what they're saying and in other countries the workers have more power they have strength and there

the middle east that has had 3 days of talks 4 days of talks over here and he's with ambassador friedman and we've got that on the hours cannot either all talk together and try to get some kind of the siege and now there are back in washington and we're waiting to hear what the washington what exactly is going to happen until now like i said we are not expecting some kind of an announcement from the prime minister today still might be but at this point we do not know yet yesterday he said we're going to work on aid in the next few days meaning also he doesn't know exactly what kind of green light will there be an eva will be a green line there is suddenly a reporter the u.s. might want to know that the now to give something to the palestinians if he makes decision to annex parts of the west bank so at this moment we really don't know when and if something is going to happen we're still like everyone waiting talked about kuti do you feel that it's a matter of when the not if israel will proceed with an expression to what extent is the u.s. administration key to how netanyahu moves forward

berkowitz ambassador friedman and members of the delegation i spoke about the question of sovereignty which we are working on now and over the coming days more than a dozen u.s. democrats have signed the letter against israel's annexation plans and warning of its consequences alexander spearheaded the letter which threatens to impose conditions on the $3800000000.00 of annual military aid given to israel this statement had been endorsed by more than 20 advocacy groups but was denounced by the american israel public affairs committee. those i have lines the news continues here on out to syria after inside story so to stay with us. well the u.s. confront russia on alleged found he killings in afghanistan the kremlin says its fake news and president trump denies being told about the members of congress are calling for. the control of a c. shaped efforts to end america's longest war this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on iran come on russia is denying paying fighters linked to the taliban in afghanistan to kill u.s. troops the allegation is triggering renewed debate on

. >> wayne friedman is live to explain how the change of plans is affecting people.ng news for them. >> it's very discouraging. especially in a place like yountville where we are right now with all the world class restaurants. they will not be able to serve people inside anymore. these restrictions begin to take place thursday morning just past midnight. they will affect restaurants with indoor dining. wineries with indoor tasting and theaters and bars, if there is any saving grace to all this, it might be that napa has been through it once. at least they know what to expect. here at least, tough times for napa county never looked so sweet bust here they hardly qualify as just desserts. more like deja vu. >> i woke up and i immediately felt exactly the way i felt in march. >> reporter: tomey owns the sweetie pie bakery. she survived the class closures by making dinners to go. now they'll do it again. >> reporter: is it easier the second time? >> yes. yes. we're ready this time. i know what i'm up against. >> reporter: that being at least a three-week closure enforced

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