seamus kerry, the guy who runs iona college. of the first to see the potential problems with the virus. one of the first to see the benefits coming out of the virus. stay with us. we'll have more after this. ♪. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. ♪. neil: all right. they think they have work cut out over workouts. gyms in the empire state can reopen as of monday. it isn't such a gimme though in new york city where mayor bill de blasio has different ideas than governor governor andrew cuomo. bruce silverglade, gleason's gym president welcomes a move in that direction. bruce, good to have you. do you know if this is a sure thing and what will the rules be? >> no. you know, we've had continuing problem here of lack of communication. so we heard absolutely nothing from the governor a little over five months and then yesterday out of the blue he decided he w

right now, to look forward to the president's speech tonight, jeanne zaino joins us tonight with ionaollege. what will we listen for from the president tonight? jeanne: i am so curious to see how he handles these ultra major crises that are iraq -- that are erupting right now. certainly, he should have been prepared for the pandemic come of the economic crisis, the racial unrest, but you add to that also the hurricane, and we have four major crises going on. i am curious to see what his tone is, how he handles them, how he addresses them, particularly the pandemic because it is where he suffers the most in the polls, but also, let's not forget the hurricane. some of that money came from the fema money. so when this executive orders were issued in early august, many people said, what happens if we have another hurricane? so it is a lot for him to manage tonight. tom: what is so brutal here is the un-meant rate. we have a number of frontline economists go over 10%, and with a slow recovery as well. we've got claims in 15 minutes. michael mckee will join. is anyone going to talk about th

steady uptick in the number of cases in recent weeks with over 870 new infections felt it on tuesday iona said hospitals were prepared but still she urges people to stick to social distancing washing your hands and way maps. and we can talk more about this we do have a political correspondent simon a young simon what measures are now in place to deal with this uptick in cases here in germany. your one of the things the government's been particularly focused on is people going on vacation particularly around europe and coming back. to germany potentially importing the disease here so that's why there's been a big focus on the testing regime at airports and ports railway stations bus terminals and so on to make sure that that doesn't happen those tests of being offered for free at the moment the system is mandatory but it's soon to be made compulsory early at least for people coming from particularly affected areas so that's one area of focus another thing i think we're seeing the police getting a bit tough on people who are not of paying the distancing rules or wearing their face masks whe

so it is not particular year groups, so the kids go into school in a particular... , if you are in ionathere is one school in edinburgh that has said all pupils and teachers should wear face masks. does not apply where your children are? it doesn't apply. it was my optional. other personally i do think that is going to come in. i a lot of parents are certainly saying that they are prepared for masks to be worn. the schools, the classes are still the same size, so it is still like 30 people in a class, so from... still crowded, we've got a one—way system in the school, it's still very difficult to maintain physical distance and, so wearing a mask... physical distance and, so wearing a mask. . . they physical distance and, so wearing a mask... they have been back a week 01’ s0 mask... they have been back a week 01’ so now. mask... they have been back a week or so now. where you much more apprehensive at the start of this process ? apprehensive at the start of this process? i mean, were you discussing with fellow parents, look, i'm not really very happy about this at the moment, i do have

. >> that is a iona signoff. he is survived by his sister and son. he loved the giants. they are up top, and what a swing by alex dickerson. that is a grand slam. the giants led 4-1 but the wheels fell off at the six. they tie 4-4. and look right hear from dickerson. on the road to nowhere. that caused the giants two runs and they could not rally enough. in last in downtown denver, 7- 6. >>> they trailed 1-0 in the fifth. other batters went to the plate. they scored eight runs with two outs. it all came together for chris davidson. he cracked his first home run of the season and his first big game. he was one for 21 and the oakland a's have won three straight games. they leave the division for record of 6-4. >>> the nfl, there is one touchdown that is washington player jordan reed, he comes over and reunites with shanahan. shanahan was as offensive coordinator in washington. he had a 24 touchdowns and 65 games but has never played a full season because of injuries. >>> the san francisco chronicle says this is tiger woods at harding park during a practice round. he has an

prior to the crisis and this was seen as a floor in the system but now it's proven to be a strain ionas here which allowed us to take appropriate measures and then. in a further effort to contain the spread of the virus the government also increased testing capacity germany didn't want to make the same mistakes as france or italy. there's always an element of luck no clearly and i think we were lucky that the crisis it's the 1st time is served as a warning to the general public this wasn't touche it's because i'm going to be also got lucky with so close not because it causes a lot of other virus. to fall on the computer sucking. led by chancellor merkel who holds a doctorate in quantum chemistry the german government followed the advice of experts as it said about tackling the epidemic. by now the epicenter of the crisis had shifted to the us. new york city began digging mass graves for its countless victims. the white house also consulted with experts. but unlike in germany their advice wasn't always heeded. maybe it's a president trying. to figure fast. and then i see the disinfectant

what she sees she's now come out and says it's already here and in news few paper interview susan iona said there was a danger germany could squander away the success it had achieved so far there has been a steady uptick in the number of cases in recent weeks with over 870 new infections counted on tuesday eunice said hospitals were prepared but she urged people to stick to social distancing and hygiene rules like washing your hands and where masks. all right let's get you the latest now d w political correspondent simon young is tracking developments for you simon what measures are in place now currently as we speak to get a handle on the uptick in the cases here in germany. well one of the things that the your thoughts is a particularly concerned about is people who have been going on vacation particular around europe and are now returning to germany and that's why they've instituted a program of free testing at airports at rail stations of past terminals and other key points so offering free testing to people and very soon they're going to make that mandatory for people returning fr

i on amy iona handful -- hint -- eye on a handful of other speeches.tors, senator marsha blackburn and senator joni ernst, senator blackburn from tennessee and joni ernst is in a very competitive reelection fight in on a y against a progressive challenger, theresa greenfield. from a nexgen or a conservative ,tandpoint to congress members a republican from new york and dan crenshaw, a republican from texas. look for them as they look to usher in a new generation of republican conservatives. guy: thank you very much. kevin cirilli joining us ahead iteration of the rnc. we are clearly waiting to see with the president has to say. , it's going to be fascinating to see what the polling looks like next week in terms of how this has changed. >> we saw the democrats bump after the convention but there was a lot of buildup to biden's speech on thursday. we will likely hear from the president again and i wonder that takes the height out -- hype out. may not deliver the big bang approach that we got from biden in many eyes outperformed expectations on that speech

states and fcc rule change in 1972 which meant bill touch started getting fan mail from outside of iona. for us now even those of us who remembers those days, it's so hard to imagine a time when there's just a few stations. when most of them went off at night, if you were left up at night in kansas and there was bill t.o.s.h.a. the middle of the night doing funny things, seemed like it was live, wow, you kept watching it because you are so thankful there was a late night movie and bill touch to entertain you. it was a proof of concept without them calling it that, basically ted, this story is really the perfect marriage and i love that it's centered in atlanta and not in a typical media capital like los angeles or new york or dc. ted and his merry band of tv folk together with the moment in time the technology allowed, pumping out what they were doing first locally, then regionally, then nationally and showing the power of 24 hour news. the power of cable, which is a very unsexy thing and in trouble right now. but then it was like the internet. it was like the tesla of television at tha

college,ne zaino, iona joining us next on the politics of the nation. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. senator kamala harris has accepted the democratic nomination to run for vice president with joe biden. harris told the party convention that president trump's failure of leadership has cost lives and livelihoods. she called on the country to fight for change. sen. harris: let's fight with conviction. let's fight with hope. let's fight with confidence in ourselves and a commitment to each other, to the america we know is possible. love.erica we tom: former president obama -- ritika: former president obama told the convention the president hasn't grown into the job because he can't. congress may resume talks on a virus relief bill. democratic and republican leaders are hinting at potential compromises. the white house says it is open to the democrats' demand to increase funding for the postal service. president trump will call on the un security council to restore all nuclear related sanctions on iran in an attempt

right now, bloomberg contributor at iona college, jeannie joins us. i am fascinated by the ron paul video and the memories back to 1968. of this lee, there are no parallels including the lack of smoke-filled rooms, but tell me how law and order is addressed by both parties in the coming days. >> it was a fascinating view. a trump speakingnk and in the background you could hear bullhorns and sirens. and after senator paul spoke, there was that video you referenced. it goes along with what we have been seeing at the convention all four days, which has been grappling with the unrest going on particularly now from wisconsin. with protests around the country. republicans have talked an awful lot about it the last four days, we heard the president talk about it last night and it will continue. i think what struck me was the very different realities, kevin reference to this a moment ago, from the democrats versus the republicans. it was almost like they are worlds,n two different not just about the issues going on in wisconsin and the unrest, but also about

davis, former campaign manager to the late senator john mccain and a political science professor at iona college. you have really run these conventions before. account the into hurricane and what is going on in the aftermath of kenosha, does it try to go on anyway? goodou can't ignore a hurricane. canceled -- hurricane gustav was on our tail in those days, and now it is hurricane laura, so sure, you have to address it. frankly, there are probably more people watching the weather channel tonight than watching the convention. david: don't say that, rick, that's a little cold. the president ordered the national guard, more national guard today, and now the nba is suspending games and some major league suspended, too. >> absolutely, and i'm curious to see how the campaign decides to address this tonight. and of course the vice president is going to be speaking on law and order, and it's going to be interesting to see how they thread this needle. donald trump has been very critical of people kneeling for the pledge of allegiance. needle,hey thread this and they want to keep the country safe,

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caller: [indiscernible] iona fabrication business. i own a fabrication business. it has gone kaput. was doing pretty good before the pandemic, but it just shut completely down. these larger plants like international paper are hiring contractors tuesday in debt so they don't pass the -- you know what i mean? hurt but i have been dealing with. i was able to take advantage of the$600 we were getting little work -- the little work i would get here and there, i had to use some to pay my employees. that is how tight it was. it was a real hard thing. host: in a normal time, how many employees might you have on a job? 20ler: anywhere from 15 to on different occasions. sometimes a little less. are welding and fabrication. your biggest client is who? international paper. host: ok. caller: that is where we do a lot of our work. here in wilmington, north carolina. it is a tough time here. i have had to bring my prices down just to help other businesses who cannot afford my prices. i had to bring my prices down. calling.ppreciate you we go to bob in beatrice, nebraska. caller: good morning. i to