jason jones, retired captain of the texas department of public safety. the white house, jason, is saying that this is just purely seasonal. that nothing has changed. but when you look at the numbers, 172,000 in march of this year, that compares to 34,000 in march of last year. now you can say covid was responsible for that. but the high watermark previous to that was 219 with 103,000. we're 70% above the worst to date. what does that say? >> it speaks volumes. i think it really is a telltale sign of what's to come. we're not out of this yet. we're just getting into it. it broke my heart to hear an 8-year-old was found deceased due to inclement weather. it's 101 degrees two days ago. it will only increase. we'll continue to see as the summer months hit more deaths of migrants trying to make a better life for themselves. i will say this. the data shows us exactly what you are saying. the policies of this administration are not working. it is not a perception. it is not a feeling. the data shows it. it will only continue to get worse. border security truly i

future how we better prepare difference aside these 4 or these inevitabilities rights talk turn jason jones or chuck from the university of man a sober doctor we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you thank you. well the world health organization has been very vocal about the unequal distribution of coke in 1000 back scenes worldwide calling it quote grotesque most of africa has already received vaccines via the kovacs program which is working to provide free vaccines to lower income countries but the deliveries have been small relative to population size and only about 2 percent of the world's vaccines so far have been administered in africa nevertheless a few african countries have refused to join kovacs and have not started inoculations at all madagascar are was one of them until very recently when it announced a policy u. turn. this classroom in the capital of madagascar has been turned into a covert 19 wards in recent weeks the island nations been his by 2nd wave of infections you come from to cases have averaged around double the number during the 1st peak last year.

jones. i'm afraid, kid. here we go. early innings. rookie jason boss lor soft liner to right scores. tide running marty's still do bond runs right through third base coach ron wotus stop sign. he's out from here to there, but you won't is that if a bad as embarrassing to rocky's tied it up late and then went ahead. go into the bottom of the night. brandon crawford goes waterworld, his fourth of the year yet three it's by the way, it's all tied up. but then in the 10th inning, get that magical runners lead off second base in the extra innings. runs, one of them deep into the night about 449 ft by ryan mcmann two run shot 75 final giants were still tied with the dodgers, who lost again to the reds. the a's a family affair down in tampa bay. has they go at it for thinning stephen piscotty thought he had a shot at least extra bases here you seem, kevin kerr mayer over the years, you know differently. as the tampa bay center fielder for the beautiful catch right there. michael walker, the pitcher's loving that sixth inning 11 ball game, mitch moreland will give term ira another chance to

jones. nice game for the nasdaq. jason katz is with us this tuesday morning. i read your stuff. say the bull run will slow down come and not stop or retreat, but slow down. tell us all about it. >> well, we have gone up 80% off the low. think about november, as like the next leg of the race, russell 2000 is up over 30% cost. >> index and the cyclical value index on the russell 2000 is up. when you get news like this morning's j&j news or when cpi runs a little bit hot like this morning, certainly gives us reason for pause, but i would characterize it as a water break in this marathon. at new highs don't necessarily portend big market corrections and historically's seats-- speaking subsequent to hitting new highs in 1960, the following year the markets have rallied roughly 11%, so putting history aside as a guide, i think the conditions for the bull market at least for the short term, that six to nine months are in place , low rates, a lot of stimulus, the mother of all and i think you will see earnings far exceed expectations in the not-too-distant future. stuart: by the way, ma

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jones on thursday. yes son. i'm afraid they are fourth inning to one rockies rookie jason bottler soft liner that's gonna knock inthen look at mauricio dupont. run into ron wotus, who has given in the stop sign. he's out by 50 ft. not a good look on any account, thereby do bond fifth still two to brandon belt, smoke on the water right? there's hits a laser that ends up in the drink. solo is 4th 32. giants rockies tight and then took the lead with another homer in the 9th 43 giants trail. but brandon crawford goes waterworld to start that ninth inning hits. three hits by the way for poor on his fourth, but the rookie gregory santos with that weird runner at second base to start the inning, the rookie has lit up, gave up a couple of home runs. this one, ryan mcmann tate measure shot 449 ft. but who's counting? two run blast? 75 final giants because the dodgers lost again are still tied for first place. still fun to say. in the month of april. the ayes have just gotten so used to rolling out one victory after another kind of weird now they've lost two out of three nit picking here, but they would tell you themselves

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looking at futures, we are up on the dow jones 245 points in the premarket, s&p and nasdaq up over 1%. lets a brain jasonz to talk about it. as i mentioned before, stocks rallying on friday's jobs reports is the good news, but you say the markets aren't paying enough attention to who will pay for the 2 trillion-dollar so-called infrastructure plan and throwing cold water on this. >> look, i mean, it's undeniable that we need bridges, roads, tunnels, high-speed broadband etc. the question is how do we pay for this and it's remarkable to me how little attention in the financial community and the media for that matter have been paying attention to this until now. apparently janet yellin is paying attention predicated on her announcement. s&p earnings next year if we get an increased to 28% in 21, we can knock off 7% and with over 20 times earnings we can ill afford seat earnings come down that much is the one in the meantime we have just strong jobs report with the vaccine rollout going well and we have a fiscal stimulus pumped into the economy as you point out at a rate that will knows how we will pay for

jason sudeikis. you can watch all the action when the show airs from l.a. on mtv sunday, may 16th. 9:00 p.m. eastern with the very funny leslie jones's a new take on the sisterhood of the traveling pants, only this time with wedding dresses. seeing her dress there. but she lent that wedding dress, her own dress to friends and strangers alike to wear on their own wedding days. she shared these photos you're looking at on our instagram of the five bride was have worn her dress so far writing, i had already loaned my dress out to a close friend and stranger i met on a hike prepandemic. so during the pandemic it only felt natural to keep sharing. she put out a call to brides in need on her instagram and now she is featuring the latest bride to join the sisterhood, renata from new york city looking gorgeous in that dress. sara says the dress has good karma and plans to continue to lend it out. so check her out on instagram. sara, that is a great idea. >>> and finally, guys, did you ever wonder if "gma" was an all-star football team who would play what positions? well, michael strahan was asked just that question by kyle grant on the ten