lang. take us inside the e.r. right now, what you and your teams are seeing? >> we've been seeing an increase in patients coming in all ages with covid symptoms. we do not see many pediatric patients so let's take out anyone under the age of 18 for us, but our covid patients are ranging usually 20s to late 90s now. many of them are getting sicker, and our admissions have gone up, but the testing overall as you mentioned early in the show, the positive rate of testing has also increased. >> yeah. which is a scary, scary thought of exactly what all of that means. dr. ferrera, what kind of changes have you seen because when i speak with local officials on the ground, it's different, things are changing, and it's all heading in the right direction? >> thank you, kate, for having me. what we've seen is the number of cases hospitalized has almost doubled to our covid units. we have seen a younger population, but that's not to say that we've seen the range that dr. lang has described. obviously we

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and that's just the initial round lang says the use of illegal fireworks started earlier this year at the beginning of june. well it's not clear if the fireworks will continue after the holiday langhorne's neighbors to be prepared. we want people to do their education management good there we've done in the space. >>completed before the for the joint simply because of the number of fires that occurred before 2 people 5 of the 6 to 7 fires saturday night fireworks caused at least 16 of them on the rest are still being investigated and taylor bisacky reporting kron 4 news, you know well happening right now police are investigating a possible kidnapping in vallejo this after reports of a woman seen. >>being hit by a man and then shoved into the back of a car. it happened yesterday afternoon right near the area of rotary way and lane, this is a picture of the car that the woman was seen being shoved into it looks to be an older model silver infiniti sedan they did get a license plate numbers of police least have that to go off of and here is what it is in case you see it on the road defin

amanda: live from toronto, i'm amanda lang.e: we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. more reaction to the june jobs report and weekly jobless claims with diane swonk, grant thornton's chief economist. speak with stew leonard, jr., the ceo of stew leonard's, about their stores reopening, food shortages, and lots more. we are seeing stocks extending the recent gains, some decent economic data in the form of the jobs number. that is allowing investors to continue to be enthusiastic. pretty broad in terms of what is moving higher. all but real estate in the s&p 500 is moving higher. energy leading the way, interestingly, along with materials and industrials not far behind. some into zs and about the pace of economic recovery, despite the fact that we get negative news on the covid front. disastrous numbers in florida. great concern voiced about whether the economy that have already moved to reopen will have to move backward. diane swonk is the chi

amanda lang will join us in a moment.are the top stories we are following from around the world. worldl banks around the announce rate decisions and guidance on the world economy. we focus on the ecb and the bank of canada as the governor elites his first full meeting at the helm. with ross speaking generally about his latest venture fund. he says companies are crazy cash burning and will face a reckoning. the biggestrted one-day rise since the pandemic began in the u.s. we speak with dr. arturo casadevall about his work in recovering covid-19 patients donating plasma to treat current patients, and also developing a vaccine. let's get a quick check on the major averages. the deal helping the nasdaq to gains but it's across the board. the s&p 500 up 1.5%. the dow jones up by 2%, led by pfizer. today.lar index, weaker a stronger euro. the other indices very much in the green. it is a big week for central banks. wednesday, central bank rate decisions from japan. thursday, we get the ecb decision. joining us now is michael mc

what firefighters typically see throughout an entire cern month contra costa fire captain george lang says the department put out 67 fires from 07:00pm to midnight, including this large one near oak hills and southwood drive in pittsburgh, extremely dangerous, especially because we're so busy. >>we didn't have a number of units that we would normally action fire at one point the fire threat in 20 homes nearby, but firefighters managed to save and protect all 20 meanwhile, 2 homes on chris park circle in any opera burning from another fire but were later saved by fire crews. >>captain lang says all the illegal firework activity pretty strain on the resources saturday night we're down to sending a single engines to most call. >>where we would normally have a pool alarm senate which could be depending on the alarm for a truck that she's we have just one unit responded to each fire set that tone from down or well, no homes were lost there were several injuries i know at least 3 injuries to a mother father were none of the first you lost that fireworks. and that's just the initial round la

and that's just the initial round lang says the use of illegal fireworks started earlier this year at the beginning of june. well it's not clear if the fireworks will continue after the holiday langhorne's neighbors to be prepared. we want people to do their education management good there we've done in the space. >>completed before the for the joint simply because of the number of fires that occurred before 2 people 5 of the 6 to 7 fires saturday night fireworks caused at least 16 of them on the rest are still being investigated and taylor bisacky reporting kron 4 happening now police are investigating what looks like a kidnapping that happened in vallejo people saw a woman being hit by a man and then he shoved her into the back of a car. yesterday afternoon near the area of rotary way and cad loney lane and this is a picture of the car that took off with her in it it's an older model silver infiniti sedan and if we zoom in you can see the license plates who made a graphic with that they're looking for this car with a plate. the temporary plates a to d m and 2, 8, 4, gunfire in san f

and that's just the initial round lang says the use of illegal fireworks started earlier this year at the beginning of june. well it's not clear if the fireworks will continue after the holiday langhorne's neighbors to be prepared. we want people to do their education management good there we've done in the space. >>completed before the for the joint simply because of the number of fires that occurred before 2 people 5 of the 6 to 7 fires saturday night fireworks caused at least 16 of them on the rest are still being investigated and taylor bisacky reporting kron 4 news. >>well police say they think a woman may have been kidnapped earlier tonight they are investigating after reports of a woman see being hit and then shoved into the back of a car this happened at about 5.30 this evening in the area of rotary way and cad lani lane. police want you to take a close look at this picture of the vehicle that looks to be an older model silver infiniti sedan they did get a license plate number it is unclear whether this white plate is a california license but here is the license number. >>8 d

what firefighters typically see throughout an entire cern month contra costa fire captain george lang says the department put out 67 fires from 07:00pm to midnight, including this large one near oak hills and southwood drive in pittsburgh, extremely dangerous, especially because we're so busy. >>we didn't have a number of units that we would normally action fire at one point the fire threat in 20 homes nearby, but firefighters managed to save and protect all 20 meanwhile, 2 homes on chris park circle in any opera burning from another fire but were later saved by fire crews. >>captain lang says all the illegal firework activity pretty strain on the resources saturday night we're down to sending a single engines to most call. >>where we would normally have a pool alarm senate which would be depending on the alarm for insurance that truck that she is we have just one either respond to each fire set that tone from down or well, no homes were lost there were several injuries i know at least 3 injuries to a mother father were none of the first you lost that fireworks. and that's just the in

what firefighters typically see throughout an entire cern month contra costa fire captain george lang says the department put out 67 fires from 07:00pm to midnight, including this large one near oak hills and southwood drive in pittsburgh, extremely dangerous, especially because we were so busy. >>we didn't have a number of units that we would normally action fire at one point the fire threat in 20 homes nearby, but firefighters managed to save and protect all 20 meanwhile, 2 homes on chris park circle in any opera burning from another fire but were later saved by fire crews. >>captain lang says all the illegal firework activity pretty strain on the resources saturday night we're down to sending a single engines to most call. >>where we would normally have a pool alarm senate which could be depending on the alarm for a truck that she's we have just one either respond to each fire set that tone from down one no homes were lost there were several injuries i know of at least 3 injuries to a mother fireworks and another person lost that fireworks. and that's just the initial round lang sa

when firefighters typically see throughout an entire cern month contra costa fire captain george lang says the department put out 67 fires from 07:00pm to midnight, including this large one near oak hills and southwood drive in pittsburgh, extremely dangerous, especially because we're so busy. >>we didn't have a number of units that we would normally action fire at one point the fire threat in 20 homes nearby, but firefighters managed to save and protect all 20 meanwhile, 2 homes on chris park circle in any opera burning from another fire but were later saved by fire crews. >>captain lang says all the illegal firework activity pretty strain on the resources saturday night we're down to who's sending a single engine to most call. >>where we would normally have a pool alarm senate which would be depending on the alarm fortunes of the truck that she's we have just one unit responded to each fire set that tone from down for one no homes were lost there were several injuries are unknown at least 3 injuries to a mother fireworks and another person lost that fireworks. and that's just the in

i'm amanda lang in toronto. -- i'm vonnie quinn in new york. debating resuming in person classes, as there is an increase in cases among children and teens. joining us now with more is randi weingarten, american federation of teachers president. how concerned are your members that children can be a symptom medicare ears, and perhaps more children are contracting covid-19 then we realized previously? randi: very concerned. what they are most concerned is that there is this carelessness and recklessness with the lives and education of children and the lies of -- lives of teachers. teachers working conditions are children's learning conditions. teachers want to be back in the classroom. they know the limitations of remote learning. they would have told you that before the pandemic. they know that kids are suffering because of social isolation. before the recklessness of our president last week when he said schools should open regardless of safety five days a week, and before this huge surge of ournavirus cases, we polled members and they were basi

miss lang. >> can you hear me, miss lang? >> yes, thank you. i don't need to speak, i just wanted to also add my gratitude to you, chairman serrano, for the tremendous work, the opportunities and the leadership that you've shown in the short time that i have been on the committee as a new york delegation member, i'm saddened to see you go, but happy for your family that they will have more time with you and the same goes for our full committee chairwoman lowey as well and obviously to our colleagues on the subcommittee, martha roby and mr. graves. thank you to ranking member ad ad aderholt and to the committee members and the staff all of you have to this bill. >> this you. >> miss caster. >> good morning, good morning serra serrano-- >> you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman, can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> thank you, chairman serrano and let me add my words to my colleagues and bow to you, here and in the legislature as well. please let me add that the nation owes you a deep debt of gratitude for your lifetime of public service of d

this is the so are painted in 1908 lang is often portrayed as a typical artist misunderstood impoverished struggling with himself over a period of 10 years he created nearly 900 paintings and more than 1000 drawings a huge achievement he also wrote an estimated 900 letters in some of them he spoke about the meaning of life. possessed enormous creative energy but was he driven by his so-called madness by his genius. on the next question on the longer you've heard the saying you can't see the forest for the trees or for the values of one worker for so many myths and misunderstandings have grown up around found god that you can hardly see the historical reality that's another story. val to vend a veiny scientific advisor at the vango institute and an internationally recognized expert on the life and work of the artist. vanderveen wrote his doctoral thesis on bangles literary role models and has spent years studying his correspondence. he also transcribed the artist's letters for the van gogh museum in amsterdam vandeven says that a selective reading of this correspondence obscures the artist

i'm amanda lang in toronto.s posted a wider than expected loss today as traffic for the airline plummeted 94%. the effects of the pandemic of course continue. the outlook remains somewhat grim. scarola is an equity analyst with the cfra. great to have you with us. let's start with how surprised you were by delta's miss. i don't think it was too surprising. thattant to keep in mind with earnings for a lot of companies, particularly with airlines, there was a lot of especially from management themselves on what the quarter would look like. i don't think this is the type intoss that you can read as much of normal economic circumstances. some positives to take away, as well as some negatives. vonnie: you say the positives -- actually, what positives were there? colin: one of the positives i took away from this was looking at the actual ticket rising trend for delta's domestic routes versus the broader industry. the bureau of labor statistics came out with pricing data today that showed airline fares were jun 27% yea

i'm amanda lang in toronto. alongside vonnie quinn in new york.t the lockdown has done is encourage people to work out at home, and that includes digital fitness. tempot the valuation of to a quarter billion dollars. it ceo moawia eldeeb is with us. let's start with the connection that you saw in this pandemic lockdown, what it meant for your business. changed thectually whole landscape. we saw that people were starting to work out at home. the trend was already starting to happen but this completely accelerated the trend, from our perspective, about five years. getting so many more people working out at home. also because of the lockdown, people were working out even more. on average, a person can work out three times a week. we saw the usage on our product increased to four and five times a week. under: quite pricey, just $2000, but you also have a $39 a month subscription, like some of the others. how much does it concern you of four of your customers are paying in installments? down,sumer spending goes will they stop paying and just go delinqu

i'm amanda lang in toronto.one in 10 workers have returned to their offices, despite being given the green light to do so. that is according to tracking by landlords. it is a very changed picture, and we are hearing from more and more companies that they will not be sending workers back to the office anytime soon. i want to welcome craig ditelzweig, ceo of marx realty. thank you for being with us. let's start with that reality. even when people are allowed to go, they don't want to, at least not yet. leasingle in the business, commercial real estate, there was an on pause feel. when is a time to say we have to do something different? craig: we have been talking to a lot of our tenants. they tell us they are planning to come back right after labor day. there are some in the office right now, but you are right, it is not a lot of people in the office right now. i was joking to my team members, than people purel in office building right now. happenseeing tours again. we are noticing that in those, cautious,e very i

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. welcome to bloomberg markets.e: i'm vonnie quinn in new york. we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. u.s. stocks are higher for the most part as a pullback in tech comes one day after the nasdaq 100 posted a record. what to expect as the group kicks off earnings. reaching a stimulus deal. makingmnuchin says he is lots of progress and hopes to have a deal by the end of the month. and congressse have 10 days to come up with an agreement before the economic relief passed earlier this year draws up. the race for a coronavirus vaccine continues to heat up among biotech players. we will speak to the aaron gal on who is leading the search -- surge. amanda: we are seeing markets a little bit mixed today. off of theircoming highs from yesterday, the nasdaq 100 hitting its all-time high. vaccines front and center. we had that oxford-based vaccine at its name to the list of those getting closer to an offering. canada, we got that retail sal

. ♪ amanda: i am amanda lange. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn.e the top stories we are following. china vows retaliation. with fromans to close countermeasures after the u.s. forces the closure of a consulate. start your engines. tesla earnings are due after the bell. will the valuation hold is the company reports financial results? fighting the pandemic. the u.s. agrees to pay almost $2 billion to secure 100 million doses of a vaccine made by pfizer. amanda: we get a quick check on the markets. there is an increase in tensions between china and the u.s. and that could be weighing on sentiment. we are seeing enough in their earnings story to create a bit of cross information for these markets. good news on the vaccine front, but we have also got continued bad news on the covid-19 front. we continue to get economic data points that show we did get a rebound in may. we expect one in june. pretty flat markets and the rate sensitives are leading higher. real estate is the real strength. the nasdaq is weak. pfizer is one to watch. $2 billion in the pr

i'm amanda lang in toronto. alongside taylor riggs in new york.sce hoping to launch its first space flight this year. it recently unveiled the interior cabin of the ship that could take customers willing to pay $250,000 to space. george whitesides is the chief space officer for virgin galactic. thank you for being with us. firstu on track for that spaceflight, can we expect that in 2020? we are really excited to be able to carry off to the below glide flights in the last quarter. we have our earnings call on monday, so i'll be careful about how i present things. we are excited to get to our first space flight from mexico -- new mexico to our spaceport. that will be our first test. if that goes well, we will be making really good progress flight,ichard branson's which is the main thing we are working toward. to aheadry not to get of myself, but assuming we get that first one up and running, what is the demand that you see further out, the second, third, flights?ace not only your ability, but the demand side, people who are eager to do this. the ama

lang lang yonk who left hong kong telling "fox news" exclusively she believes china knew about the coronavirusell before claims of debris she said her supervisors ignored research she was doing that she believes could have saved lives. let's bring in gordon chang senior fellow and author of -- gordon you have done quite a study of the chinese government or it wouldn't surprise you if that government, the chinese communist party was aware of coronavirus well before it claimed? >> i think her allegations match up with the timelines of other things that we know so her testimony to fox i think actually is not only compelling but credible and it is earthshaking. a friend of mine has been telling me for months that the chinese people themselves will tell us what happened. with doctors loeffler's worst plays started to talk and if you want to start with the parallel this is like chernobyl. that was the cover up that lead to the fallen soviet union. you can see a similar dynamic here. >> do you really think the covid cover could bring down the chinese communist party? >> in february the chinese people

you know, in the legal context, this is obviously officer lang's effort to show that look, hey, i'm not guy. it's officer chauvin because part of what we know from that transcript and part of the way his attorney is trying to use it is to say officer lane was asking, he was saying i'm worried, maybe we should turn him over as a way to drill holes asking for the charges to be dismissed because it wasn't intentional. the thing here, office you are chauvin certainly continues to look like an extremely, let's just saw awful person who does not care about the well-being of george floyd to say the least. but even in this transcript for officer lane towards the end, in this transcript, there's this argument that well, yeah, okay, maybe i was worried but i listened to officer chauvin because sometimes people are high and they pass out because officer lane pointed out that he didn't think that he was breathing anymore. a bystander is yelling he's not breathing anymore, and he dismisses it, because sometimes that happens with people who are high, and then they come back aggressive. i mean, this i

marissa lang, washington post staff writer who is in portland right now. really appreciate your perspective and your time as well. thank you. >> reporter: thank you for having me. >>> all right. the giants and the a's battle of the bay. that usually takes place in march. . ,but it kicks off tonight. >>> also tutors and home school teachers are in he diamond. parents scrambling to make arrangements to their kids as the school year approaches. well many people have such ag as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible for keeping up your property taxes and you're responsible for paying your insurance on the property. for us, it was a security blanket. the value of our house, was to fund our long-term health care. these are just a few uses of reverse mortgages. or go online to request your free information kit

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-- mindy lang and communications director kim newman.applause] my personal gratitude to the great hall producer, tim marbach. not only is he incredibly talented, he is patient. he is kind, and he has just been a joy to work with, and he deserves a round of applause. certainly. [applause] but most importantly, i want to thank all of you for caring enough about the history of our founding and the future for our what that means for all future generations to be here tonight to be part of this great conversation, so thank you to all of you, as well. and now, we are going to get started. first of all, i need to say that, unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, a couple of our family members were not able to be here today. george and john wanted to be a part of this but were not able to. sounds a little bit like the beatles, george and john, but i am confident these men will more than make up for it for all of so i'm going to start and try to moderate a conversation amongst these people. it is a little bit like herding cats, i think, so

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zohreen shah, abc news, langes. >>> tonight a deadlocked senate left washington for the weekend without extending those weekly jobless benefits. >>> president trump says he does not want november's election delay despite floating that idea on twitter today. he wrote in part delay the election until people can properly securely, and safely vote. >> i don't want to delay. i want to have the election. but i also don't want to have the wait for three months and then find out that the ballots are all missing and the election doesn't mean anything. >> the session flared up opposition from both sides of the political aisle. >> he says oh, wellbe we won't have an election. that's up to the senate and the house. >> we'll cope with whatever the situation is and have the election on november 3rd as already scheduled. >> the president does not have the power to delay an election the constitution says only congress can change the date. >>> breaking news. berkeley police are investigating an officer-involved shooting tonight. it happened just before 9:30. police were trying to detain a suspect involv