good evening, i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report".h organization reporting nearly 260,000 new infections around the globe on saturday, the biggest single day total of the pandemic. deaths are up as well. more than 7300 around the world saturday. that's the highest one-day total since may. cases are rising here in the u.s., now topping 3.7 million, with more than 140,000 deaths. steve harrigan is live in atlanta, home of the centers for disease control. steve? >> jon, the state

i'm jon scott thanks for joining us.see you tomorrow. ♪ >> hello america mark levin mark liberty and levin my first guest admired from afar for many decades leo before that a public school teacher in the l.a. city school district, and so for leo, first of all i want to thank you. because i've been watching you over the past few months. and you've been very consistent, you're been very consistent you believe in the rule of law. you believe

i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report."he bottom of the hour and if you're just joining us president trump informer vice president are each expected to win their expected primaries in the state. all leading up to november's inevitable showdown release and the lawmakers agreed to allow voting under special coronavirus safety rules including expanded in person early voting and mail-in voting. peter doocy is live from washington d.c. with more. reporter: here is how much the world is changed since louisiana was to have their primary pretreatment to go joe biden was among 14 democrats on the ballot but now he's the presumptive nominee. the state emergency election plan is an effects of voters today been told masks are recommended but not required and pulling equipment will be sanitized and hand sanitizer will be available for all. as the primary goes on even though the general election head-to-head this set biden v. trump and trump rallies are proposed to spend 7 billion taxpayer dollars on american goods and services. >> it's

good evening, i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report". the world health organization reporting nearly 260,000 new infections around the globe on saturday, the biggest single day total of the pandemic. deaths are up as well. more than 7300 around the world saturday. that's the highest one-day total since may. cases are rising here in the u.s., now topping 3.7 million, with more than 140,000 deaths. steve harrigan is live in atlanta, home of the centers for disease control. steve? >> jon, the state of florida has set a number of its record by itself this week alone, a one-week record for the number of tests carried out, a one-week record for the number of new cases. sadly, a one-week record for the death toll too in the state of florida. at least 25 states now have some form of ordinance that requires people to wear masks, in public, but there is some pushback in states like texas and arkansas, often local authorities not enforcing those masks ordinances. in the meantime, congress goes back to work this week. one bill expected, a coronaviru

i'm jon scott, have a great week.ching. ♪ >> we'll ask treasury secretary and are negotiator steven mnuchin when we'll get answers about new funding for workers and businesses. it's a "fox news sunday"

jon: from america's news headquarters, i'm jon scott.t is day two of a long journey home for the late congressman john lewis. a memorial processional with the civil rights icon's casket has arrived at the alabama state capital in montgomery where his body now lies in state. it comes after the late congressman was taken by a horse to cross over the edmund pettus bridge in selma one final time today. that's where he and other civil rights marchers were beaten 55 years ago on bloody sunday. tomorrow the man known as the conscience of the congress will travel on to washington, d.c., where he will lie in state for two days in the u.s. capitol building. it is all part of a six-day celebration of the life and legacy of john lewis, who had been the last surviving speaker from the 1963 march on washington. more news at the top of the hour when i see you on "the fox report". gutfeld continues in a moment. to foxnews.com. greg: it is time once again 59 percent don't plan to renew their gym membership like free fitness apps and a new thing called go

good evening, i'm jon scott. this is a special two-hour edition of "the fox report". ♪ jon: take a look at the scene outside the white house last night. protesters burning an american flag while chanting america was never great. marches taking place all across the country including in baltimore, where protesters tore down a statue of christopher columbus and threw it into the inner harbor. we have fox team coverage. garrett tenney is in virginia. mark meredith at the white house, but we begin with jacqui heinrich reporting live from new york city. >> there were protests in more than a dozen cities yesterday. some of them boycotting independence day. others turning violent. in seattle a 24-year-old woman died after a driver plowed through a crowd of protesters gathered on a shutdown interstate. the incident is still being investigated but reports show that driver showed no sign of being impaired. in portland, police declared a riot twice this 24 hours, ultimately using tear gas to disperse the crowds, with people b

good evening, i'm jon scott. this is a special edition of "the fox report". the white house is defending the legality of the federal crackdown saying it falls within the limits of the constitution and that keeping americans safe remains president trump's top priority. the president sending federal forces to seattle and portland where protests for racial justice have descended into violence. but local leaders argue the federal presence is only making things worse. the president also expanding the doj's few crime-fighting effort -- new crime-fighting effort dubbed operation legend. it started off in kansas city. federal agents are now also heading to chicago and albuquerque. we have fox team coverage. christina coleman is in los angeles. we begin with david spunt reporting live from the president's golf club in bridgewater, new jersey. david? >> jon, good evening to you. president trump is meeting with supporters tonight at a fundraiser here in bedminster, new jersey. it is a safe bet he's talking about being the law and order candidate. that's a pitch he's mak

jon: dr. scotttlsa from the hoover institution was taking a look tat outbreak in the sun belt right now. he says there are a couple of reasons he sees for it. listen. >> they correlate mainly to two things the big thousands and thousands of people with protesting, sharing megaphones, screaming, that's a set-up to spread cases and also when you look at the analyses of the border count, a tremendous amount of cases coming over the border and exchanging with families in the northern mexico states. jon: one of my friends who is a fairly advanced in the healthcare field says you know, you don't get much information from just the number of cases. you should also be asking the question, how many have been tested? what is the percentage of positive cases that you are seeing given the number of people tested? you agree? >> absolutely, jon. that's something again that we have all been saying for very long. you can't look at the daily new cases. you have to take a lot of things into consideration, how many peo

good evening, i'm jon scott. this is "the fox report".bonhomme richard where flames broke out around 8:30 a.m. pacific time. the navy tells our jennifer griffin foul play is not suspected as the cause of this fire, but the ship was undergoing maintenance and the fire is not contained. the amphibious assault ship is

i'm jon scott and for a martha maccallum tonight and this is "the story." as a country grapples with covid-19, a divide is breaking up when it comes to the issue of masks. here's president trump in an exclusive interview with our very own chris wallace airing on fox news sunday this weekend. a new poll shows that when you break down by party affiliation only 38% of republicans and those who lean republican say they always wear a mask near others outside of their home. that is compared to 70% of democrats. and be on the public sentiment, better legal battles over mask enforcement are erupting within states. george is brian kemp is suing the governor of atlanta keisha lance bottoms in order to block the city's mandatory wrap mask rule, a move that bottoms has decried as bizarre. here's the governor today. >> instead of issuing mandates that are confusing and unenforceable i'm asking all local leaders to enforce the current executive order. enforce the rules that we have put in place to keep employees and customers safe at local businesses. enforce the provisi

if "the story" hosted by jon scott. good evening, john, have a great show. >> good evening to you, mike, thank you. at this hour, president trump boarding air force run it kicking off july 4th weekend on mount rushmore. celebration fraught with controversy not only because of covid-19 concerns, but also because of the growing movement to eliminate historic monuments from sites around the nation and that push including mount rushmore. good evening to you, i'm jon scott in for martha maccallum and this is "the story." fox news learning that he will address the left wing mob practicing cancel culture. if we won't be able to understand our destiny if we cancel it. if the term management of homelands descending for rapid deployment teams across the country to protect federal monuments this holiday weekend. hhs acting deputy secretary here with more on the mobilization. all right, secretary, the threats to monuments, you have obviously established teams all over the country where ready to act on a moment's notice. if there so

i'm jon scott. arthel: i'm arthel neville. thanks for joining us.tomorrow. [♪] [♪] jess are * welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. democrats would rather fight trump than fight crime. to democrats they think trump is the real criminal. democrats can't confront crime and violence, they don't want to. fighting trump through the media makes them look better. chicago has turned into a war zone and murder is skyrocketing. >> 53 people were shot last weekend, 12 were murdered. jesse: the pandemic and joblessness are squeezing profits out of the drug game, so people are squeezing triggers. left-wing mayor lightfoot says under no circumstances will i allow donald trump's troops to come to chicago and terrorize our residents. residents are already being tear rides -- being -- -- terrorized. these aren't trump's troops. they worked under barack obama. they are from the dea, and the u.s. marshal service. bill barr is sending more to chicago, so don't be so ungrateful. they will apprehend gang bankers, take illegal guns off the streets and work ballis

if "the story" hosted by jon scott.eat show. >> good evening to you, mike, thank you. at this hour, president trump boarding air force run it kicking off july 4th weekend on mount rushmore. celebration fraught with controversy not only because of covid-19 concerns, but also because of the growing movement to eliminate historic monuments from sites around the nation and that push including mount rushmore. good evening to you, i'm jon scott in for martha maccallum and this is "the story." fox news learning that he will address the left wing mob practicing cancel culture. if we won't be able to understand our destiny if we cancel it. if the term management of homelands descending for rapid deployment teams across t

i'm jon scott and for a martha maccallum tonight and this is "the story."a divide is breaking up when it comes to the issue of masks. here's president trump in an exclusive interview with our very own chris wallace airing on fox news sunday this weekend. a new poll shows that when you break down by party affiliation only 38% of republicans and those who lean republican say they always wear a mask near others outside of their home. that is compared t

jon scott hope she picks up where he left off last year. mike jasinski leading applicants the first and muscling up against is starter mike flyers. connor menendez was the second inning pitcher, chad pender was showing pretty good opposite field power hitting it to the deepest part of the park. the ball looks like it gets into the seats for a home run. they reveal it and it goes as a 2-1 triple. >>> alex dickerson immediately got the run back from the giants in the beginning. the ballpark at 24, willie mays plaza playing lycoris field early in this one. the giants had two more runs for a 4-2 win. days opened at home on friday and baseball obviously is different this year, but there is still a lot to like. >> from a fan standpoint it is still the giants on-field and still incredible broadcasters. it's still among the best ballparks in baseball and you have seen it, but there is a lot still to like about being at oracle park. >> we would have liked to have that. we have a good offensive team. is not concerning, but we didn't do a whole lot. >

i'm jon scott. the president making a case for the round table yesterday and he says the well-being of students is a key factor in the push. >> president trump: we hope that most people are going to be open, we hope it will be good for them politically and so they keep the schools closed, no way. so we are very much going to put pressure on governors and everybody else to open the schools to get them open and it's very important. it's very important for the country and at the well-being of the student and the parents so we will be putting a lot of pressure on opening our schools in the fall. >> sandra: kristin fisher is reporting live from the white house. kristen, good morning. >> good morning sandra. president trump is essentially pressuring governors across the country to follow the lead of governor ron desantis. on the opposite end of the reopening spectrum, harvard has announced that all classes are going to remain online until the end of the 2021 school year. that's the easy way out. ordering

good evening i am jon scott and this is "the fox report."e president just arrived at the medical center moments ago after tropical storm fay forced postponement of tonight's planned campaign rally in new hampshire. the president yesterday announced plans to sign an executive order that will provide quote a road to citizenship for daca recipients read this after the supreme court last month rejected the trump administra

i'm jon scott. have a very safe and happy 4th of july. the brave men and women fighting to protect our freedom. thank you for joining us at home to watch. we are going to join "watters world" already in progress up next. instead of trying to decide "should i invest in stocks or not?" meaning, "are stocks going to rise or not?", let's instead stop looking at the investments, which we can't control, and let's now look at our goals, which we can control. in other words, we only want to take as much risk as is necessary to achieve our goals. we need to protect the money that's there. and that says you should be investing in... we need to protect the money that's there. iredefined the wordng th'school' this year. it's why, at xfinity, we're committed to helping kids keep learning through the summer. and help college students studying at home stay connected through our university program. we're providing affordable internet access to low income families through our internet essentials program. and this summer, xfinity is creating a virtual summ

i am sandra smith. >> jon: hi, sandra, i'm jon scott.rom issuing subpoenas from his tax returns. lawmakers say they need those records to conduct oversight. the president argues he cannot be investigated while he is in office. we have fox team coverage for you this morning as promised, shannon bream and judge andrew napolitano are standing by. we begin this morning with townhall.com editor katie pavlich and donna brazile. good morning to you and thanks for being. katie, kick things off here this morning on what is at stake. >> well for the president politically and personally, what's at stake is the exposure of a lot of documentation. if the court rules in favor of the president, not much changes in terms of what has been baked into the politics here. americans voted for the president in 2016 that had him go into the oval office as a president knowing that they weren't going to see his tax returns were more financial information. however if the court rules in favor of those who believe he should be forced to release information, that ope

i'm jon scott, this is the box report. it's the bottom of the hour.earning more about a virtual democratic convention scheduled for more next month in milwaukee. any speech is expected to be pretaped with the exception of joe biden as he assumes the party's nomination president. details from new york city. >> last week party officials reportedly sent a letter to delegates telling them to stay home, formalizing plans to scaled-back the convention massively, 300 people attending including numbers of the media and party workers in the 300. program reportedly being reduced, speeches shrinking six hours to just three. new york times democrat are getting souvenirs like delicate credentials and re-creating energy of in person convention via video stream. they noted high-profile speeches from bernie sanders and former president barack obama, it may be virtual. joe biden plans to accept the nomination in person. kellyanne conway mocked the plan. >> the democrat said 50000 legitimately small wedding where i come from. it's not a national convention. e undermini

good evening, i'm jon scott. this is a special two-hour edition of "the fox report". ♪ jon: take a look at the scene outside the white house last night. protesters burning an american flag while chanting america was never great. marches taking place all across the country including in baltimore, where protesters tore down a statue of christopher columbus and threw it into the inner harbor. we have fox team coverage.

good evening i am jon scott and this is "the fox report." medical center moments ago after tropical storm fay forced postponement of tonight's planned campaign rally in new hampshire. the president yesterday announced plans to sign an executive order that will provide quote a road to citizenship for daca recipients read this after the supreme court last month rejected the trump administration tem

eastern with jon scott on the fox report. eric: we'll be looking forward to that meanwhile, our country is reporting more than 53,000 new you coronavirus cases just yesterday. experts say it's not due to increased testing but a percentage increase that continues to rise. infections spiking across the country, officials in arizona reporting more than 2600 new cases there along with a spike in hospitalizations and emergency room visits. several other states also seeing a significant rise we're told in new cases such as florida, south carolina, texas. christina coleman following all of this and has a wrap-up from our west coast bureau. >> reporter: in the past three days the u.s. has seen record-setting numbers, more than 50,000 new confirmed cases daily. the majority of the new infections are in the four hard-hit states of california, texas, arizona and florida where hospitalizations are also up. there's alarming numbers out of florida right now, as of today florida's cases increased by a record 11,458. this is the second time

. ♪ >> i am jon scott, welcome to a special edition of bill hemmer reports.rump heading to mount rushmore later today to kick off the fourth of july weekend. thousands of people expected to attend the event. south dakota's governor says face masks are optional and social distancing will not be enforced. the u.s. reported more than 52,000 new cases yesterday, another single day record. according to the associated press, south dakota is on a downward trend, cases are rising in 40 states including texas. casey steg

. ♪ >> i am jon scott, welcome to a special edition of bill hemmer reports.resident trump heading to mount rushmore later today to kick off the fourth of july weekend. thousands of people expected to attend the event. south dakota's governor says face masks are optional and social distancing will not be enforced. the u.s. reported more than 52,000 new cases yesterday, another single day record. according to the associated press, south dakota is on a downward trend, cases are rising in 40 states including texas. casey stegall reporting live from dallas. >> nearly 16,000 new cases were reported across the lone star state in just the last two days, and the number of tests that are coming back positive has risen to more than 13%. back in april when texas governor greg abbott unveiled his plans for reopening the state's economy, he said if the positivity rate got above 10%, things we need to be adjusted so in addition to closing down the states bars, rolling back a dining restaurant capacity and suspending elective surgeries in eight counties, now the governor is

i'm jon scott thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. ♪ >> hello america mark levin mark liberty and levin my first guest admired from afar for many decades leo before that a public school teacher in the l.a. city school district, and so for leo, first of all i want to thank you. because i've been watching you over the past few months. and you've been very consistent, you're been very consistent you believe in the rule of law. you believe in due process. you believe in the constitution. and whether it is what's going on now or what you felt was going on before. you've been very steady in your view points but you've been speaking out a lot about black lives matter, about antifa about rhetoric and their conduct. what is driving you right now? >> thank you very much for having mes mark, and you know, i have 30 years invested as a civil rights attorney. public school teacherer as you mentioned. and i'm frustrated and disappointed in the democratic party in the left. i mean, it really started a couple of weeks ago when joe b

sunday july 19, 2020, i am jon scott. thank you for joining us this evening. i will see you again next week. good night. chris: i'm chris wallace. in the middle of a pandemic and election year and a nation divided, we talk in depth with president donald trump. ♪ chris: today, we spend the full hour at the white house and ask the president about the nation's most pressing issues. let's start with the surge of the coronavirus across the country in recent months. a lot of people say this is because we don't have a national plan. do you take responsibility for that? we ask him about reopening schools and whether washington will pass another big relief bill for businesses that have been shut down and workers that have been laid off. the stimulus bill is running out the end of this month. will you only sign a bill that has those two provisions? then, the nationwide protests against racism in police forces, along with a dramatic increase in urban violence. there has been a spike in violent crime in america in recent weeks. how do you explain it and what are you going

i'm jon scott, have a great week. thank you for watching. ♪ >> we'll ask treasury secretary and are negotiator steven mnuchin when we'll get answers about new funding for workers and businesses. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, president trump changes tactics as the white house tries to get a handle on the virus. >> it will probably, unfortunately, get worse before it gets better. >> as states reimpose restrictions and hospitals fill to capacity, we'll discuss the latest with former cdc director dr. tom frieden. plus -- >> i'm announcing a surge in federal law enforcement into american communities plagued by violent crime. chris: violence spikes in major cities, and the add beefs up the federal presence on the ground -- the administration beefs up the federal for presenn the ground. we'll talk with kansas city's mayor about what his city needs from washington. and the president cancels his convention acceptance speech in florida over virus concerns. we'll ask our sunday panel how both campaigns can generate m

i'm jon scott. saying he can't wait for them to meet on the debate stage of this after the former vp unveiled a $700 billion economic plan that critics say look a lot like president trump's in america first >> sandra: pulling no punches telling sean hannity that biden has been brainwashed by the far left. >> you look at the deal they made and it's all crazy radical left stuff and joe will never be able to fight it even if he disagreed with which i don't think he does. this expression was used badly a long time ago in politics, i think they brainwashed him. he doesn't know where he is or what he's doing and our country will suffer, our stock markets will crash, bad things will happen, they will defund the police, they will abolish the police, may be a backlash or maybe it will go to like venezuela. >> sandra: kristin fisher is live at the white house with more on that. good morning. >> good morning. republicans have been really pushing president trump to detail his second term agenda ever since he di

good evening i'm jon scott and this is a special two hour fourth of july edition of the "fox report." >> independence day celebrations in the northeast featuring military flyovers in what pentagon calls great cities of the american revolution. boston, new york city, philadelphia, and baltimore, air force thunder birds b2 bombers and f22 fighter jets taig part. the holiday comes amid escalating debate over statue and monuments to historic figures in this country. president trump at last night mount rushmore celebration said that monument will never be desecrated we have fox news team coverage on july fourth events from coast to coast we go first to mark meredith he's at the white house. so what can we expect, mark to hear from the president tonight? reporter: good evening jon happy fourth of july to you we expect the president will celebrate american history and people about that coming out to celebrate along with him and first lady for the fourth of july. it is a hot day about 2389 degree right here on the south lawn. it feels even hotter than that but it is not stopping people from c

and the tribute continues tonight with jon scott and arthel neville. we hope you can tune in them.ing. i said i need some slack on pump three! is that if you're not wexpecting the shock,t and the markets fall dramatically, you might panic. what i'm worried about if you're not expecting the shock and the markets fall you might panic and you might run to cash at the moment you shouldn't prices are at your low. that's my fear, i'm not worried about the country, worried about the financial markets, in the long run they'll be fine. i'm worried about you, i'm worried who you you will respond to this crisis. >> you are looking at video from moments ago in alabama on the left of your screen there where a funeral service honoring john lewis was just held at troy university. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. i'm kristin fisher. leland: nice to be with you, and nice to be with you at home. i'm leland vittert. this is one event honoring john lewis this weekend and a public service held in selma later this evening. and alicia acuna is here

good evening i'm jon scott and this is a special two hour fourth of july edition of the "fox report." day celebrations in the northeast featuring military flyovers in what pentagon calls great cities of the american revolution. boston, new york city, philadelphia, and baltimore, air force t

. >> fox report with jon scott is up next after the break. ♪ ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestionthes your stomach for fast relief and now, get the same fast relief in a delightful chew with new pepto bismol chews. he might be gone but his legacy will live on. the country is in mourning as we reflect on the life of john lewis, congressman and civil rights icon

jon? >> exactly, scott. thank you very much. they're buying the july 61 calls.ve already doubled the value of those calls they keep buys those there's up over 10,000 of those trading already. i'll be in in about two weeks. and pg & e end of july, 11 calls. watch this this also is exploding to the up side >>> let's do final trades. jenny, you're up first >> mine's easy it's intel trading at 2 times early. things are growing nicely. >> a little value cap. >> yeah, and tech. >> have a good holiday, jenny. best to you and your family. >> wynn. i bought it during the show. >> my same hold day sentiments to you on the show as well. >> to you as well, scott woefully undervalued that's reflecting the belief that sports are coming back. obviously a lot of questions what the seasons will look like, and that's certainly good for viacom. >> i certainly hope you're right. i know a lot of people do. >> jon's chair, that's so mel at looks like an elven warlord. i love it. have a great weekend, guys. >> everybody have a good holiday weekend. we'll take you out by a look at wher

jóns that scott made. lemonis: what's your relationship like with him these days?estly don't want to talk about it. i'm trying to just have a very clear relationship with my brother outside of money and... business stuff because that got us into where we were before. i had nothing to do with these, but we owe him money for them. lemonis: if the goal was to rebuild the relationship and not worry about -the personal side... -mike: yeah. lemonis: ...but just have the business side -be right... -mike: right. lemonis: ...then why are you not executing on that? mike: i-i tried executing on that. lemonis: you guys agreed to the numbers before he made them? mike: chris and him did, not me. lemonis: where's chris at? grab chris. -mike: yo, chris? -chris: yeah? -lemonis: hey. -chris: hey. lemonis: what's the story with these? chris: i try to use the "good, better, best" model -for cajóns, okay? -lemonis: yeah. chris: i placed an original order with scott. lemonis: how many? chris: for six good and six better. lemonis: 12 total. 6 good and 6 better? -chris: yeah. -lemonis: an

. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) ♪ [indistinct chatter] ♪ this'll be what they was waiting on from me ♪ ♪ this'll be the realest story that i've ever told ♪ ♪ it's a trap if they say they want you to be the same ♪ yeah, yeah. ♪ damn sure innit, everything vivid ♪ ♪ i've got one life and i might just live it ♪ ♪ i've got one life and i might just live it ♪ if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda approved treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include

and the white house to improve upon and advance the commander jon scott hannon act, senate bill 785, which will make necessary investments in suicide prevention services, innovative research and improvements to menial health care. this bill will establish a grant program that requires the v.a., the department veterans affairs, to better collaborate with a community organizations across the country already serving veterans. this collaboration will result in earlier identification of veterans who are at risk of suicide and will provide the ability to intervene with preventive services. this is a provision championed by my colleague from arkansas, senator boozman. additionally you this legislation requires the v.a. to bolster research efforts upon brain and mental health conditions, expand upon tellly health partnership to provide better care to veterans in rural areas, allow veterans to take advantage of emerging complementary and integrative treatments and really so much more. this bipartisan legislation received a unanimous 17-0 vote in the senate committee on veterans' affairs earli

. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight, on "60 minutes." those stories, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) hey guys want to stack different pringles flavors to create new flavor combos? here i'll... go first. pizza, barbeque and ja-lapeño. the spicy barbecue pizza stack. get him! grandpa what's going on? we're trapped in a pringles commercial, they must have taken us in our sleep. stack pringles flavors make new ones. but it comes from this lia small business. small. one of thousands on ebay. powered by millions of people. all working to get you exactly what you want. and that's no small thing. that's everything. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident. cut! is that good? no you were talking about allstate and... i just... when i... accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today. >> alfonsi: you may remember the pictures from the water crisis six years ago in flint, michigan-- hundreds of angry residents holding up bottles of rust-colored water, and demandi

i'm jon scott thanks for joining us. >> officers never had a chance. to suspect deadly assault on them much less death at that moment in time. pete: we begin this sunday morning with a fox news alert. they never had a chance. griff: two texas police officers ambushed and shot dead overnight. jedediah: jackie ibanez is in the newsroom. what do we know how this happened as of now? reporter: this is the devastating loss for the city of mcallen, texas, mourning two officers ambushed in the line of duty. they were responding to a domestic service call as they approached the door. that is when they came under fire. >> our officers did not draw the weapons. did not fire. never stood a chance. never had a chance. didn't suspect reasons. the officers came here to maintain es peace. instead, they were taken down by gunfire. reporter: chavez was on the force two years. garza was serving his community nine. the suspect, 23 camarillo was killed. he was ordered to trop his gun but he turned gun on himself. he had driving under the influence, assaulting. texas govern

jon, you own calls do you stick around? >> i own calls i think you do, scott, but i have rolled up baseball in the last month, it's gone from $58 to now $82 to jenny's point, you take some off the table. what i've done is taken those calls that i owned and rolled them up to now the 75 strike calls and i'm shorting calls at about the 80 level or higher, if it continues like this >> e should give steve props too. he's been talking about taiwan semi jason, it's over at jpmorgan you own qaulcomm >> i believe 5g is the story that's the future for the digital era. i do think they have into the capital they have in the tirm. >> jenny, you own it to. this is a stock that hasn't done all that much lately >> you know what's funny about this, it's a lot like our disney investment we bought qualcomm several years ago. we thought in a few years, earnings should be maybe north of $10 share we can afford to be patient. it's in our difr did he understand portfolio and the whole thesis is predicated on the fact the more smartphones we use, the more business qualcomm gets as we

. >> jon, what about microsoft does microsoft want to make you stay a part of the high growth momentum trade >> absolutely, scott they plu out earnings on both fronts top and bottom line. microsoft is absolutely killing it here, scott i saw five different analysts all raise price targets today. i realize stock is softer. some people said, oh, cloud not growing as fast as some people thought perhaps but my gosh, the numbers here are phenomenal. >> was the quarter phenomenal. you use the word astonishing why is the stock selling off then were they good enough to meet where the stock has already run to into the number the street seems to be voting today they might not have been >> i think you're exactly right. >> i don't see one of their business lines that is not doing as well as anybody could have hoped for inclu ed for. the only one people cited for the weakness today is linkedn. it wasn't that linkedin was a bad acquisition. advertising was not nearly as strong as people had hoped that was the only thing looking deep into these numbers that i saw that was even soft if you want to refer to that as soft. i'll giv

jon taylor which lambasted the mcculloch decision because they feared it marked the end of slavery. >> related to that, reading tweets to us, did the mcculloch v. maryland set of power for the later dred scott errol? >> the supreme court only struck down to federal statutes, when was in marbury versus madison and the other one was in dred scott. in a sense, marshals vision of a very strong federal government and specifically a strong judiciary did set the stage for the later disastrous decision that was precipitately civil war. >> how one was the opinion when it was issued? in >> terms of pages? >> yes. >> 30 or 40. >> let that be difficult at the time? >> it's longer than many. >> what would a typical decision beat today? >> they really run the gamut. it depends on how many people on the court disagree. but in some cases, it could be short as two pages, some run over 100. >> you both made reference to this particular passage from the decision, but i'll share it with the viewers. the power to tax involves the power to destroy, that they may defeat and render useless the power to create. that there is a plane repugnance and controlling the constitutional measures of another. which other, wit