us or back out what we know so far is that the leaders of germany or france so i'm going to america emmanuel back rob but also of the netherlands of spain and italy arrived early here at the european summit building before a summit even started and they're talking with the commission president and with the president of the european council and what we can say for sure is that these are the key players at this e.u. summit but the thing is that when they arrived they remain tight lipped they didn't say anything about new proposals but would be hearing from you diplomats is that there might be a new proposal on the table that might shift the grants and loans to the potions but we don't have any clear details yet right so there have been sticking points could this signal possibly good news. well there are still those basic divisions so we have the countries from the cells like is really in spain that have been worst hit by the by the coronavirus crisis and that have been facing economical difficulties even before the crisis started and they say we need your solidarity we need grants supported by

and ben vereen, you guessed your way into america's heart. emmanuelh never lose sight of what you said, even if sometimes we lose sight of you. there you are, manny. and that was a lovely sentiment that was expressed by the international children's choir. chuck heston, i knew you had leadership qualities when i saw you play moses. you were eloquent and gracious in your remarks about me. as a guard on eureka varsity, thank you. to all of you associated with the good work of variety, you have our eternal gratitude for arranging this party, for all of the good work you have done in your half-century of giving and caring, for those who need it the most, the innocent children of the world. having my name associated with your good work, the university of nebraska medical center will always have a special place in my heart, and i think you all, very much. and now, speaking for nancy as well as myself, to all of you here and to all americans everywhere, paraphrasing something that moses said earlier, god shed his grace on each of thee. thank you. >> for nancy

nbc news has learned of dark money flowing into emmanuel's group which is called america's front line doctors. let's bring in nbc news reporter ben collins who broke this story. so, ben, i don't even know where to start here. but tell us about this group. when you look at this video, frankly, unless you're paying attention to what they're saying looks very professional. you know, they're standing with this impressive backdrop. they've all got these white coats on. who are these folks? >> that's exactly the plan, chris. in real life there were just as many people watching that as there were speaking at that event, but on facebook you wouldn't know that. and the 20 million people who saw it in less than 8 hours on facebook wouldn't know it either. it's a group that's been around for 12 days. it's a group that's part of a larger pack called tea party patriots. americas front line doctors what they call themselves registered their domain 12 days ago, a second shot i guess moving the needle, shifting the conversation a bit from everybody needs a mask to actually hydroxychloroquine works, d

america. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with lake emmanuel and where we stand after today's fireworks. >> reporter: a very tense hearing, democrats fired their question on a range of issues that william barr but most didn't allow him to answer. >> reclaiming my time. >> the interruption of the attorney general did not stop there. >> i thought i was the one that was supposed to be heard. >> democrats should stop being rude. >> i want the attorney general to respond to accusations and that you not cut him off. >> late in the session there was more tension. >> i don't accept your characterization. the effort -- >> i am starting to lose my temper. >> william barr put it back. >> what made me concerned, the leaders one a great political parties, the democratic party are not condemning bob violence. >> excessive force was used in portland. >> do you think americans who show up to peacefully protested expect to be beaten, pepper sprayed and had their bones broken by federal officers? >> it was a peaceful protest. >> jerry nadler -- >> a member of th

emmanuel macron there. this time, the celebration taking place where it will culminate in the massive display of fireworks we are looking forward to >>> coming up, america's largest banks to kick off the second earnings season we'll discuss after the break. 49... 50! i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can be a tv room. stream live tv, on demand shows and movies even your dvr recordings. download the xfinity stream app today to stream the entertainment you love. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> america's biggest banks are set to release second quarter results this week as lenders take out large provisions. followed by citi and wells fargo. goldm goldman sac set to report on wednesday. nice to have you back other areas around credit exposures have been hit. how should we think about the second quarter >> i think on the negative side, it is possible it will have a pick up in the long lost provision and should be a better result especially the business and in that sense of any m&a fees with that closer provi

america. antifa: fake teeth, fake hips, real danger. >> i've fallen, and i'll kill you all! >> it's "a late show with stephen colbert." tonight: give peace some chants! plus, stephen welcomes emmanuel acho and chris wallace. featuring jon batiste and stay homin'. and now, live on tape from a safe distance, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: it's going to be great. it's going to be three weeks of just you and me and no kids. ( laughter ) ready? >> i'm ready! on right now. welcome to "a late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. all over america, millions of people are still marching to protest the murder of george floyd by minneapolis police and police brutality in black communities nationwide. over the weekend, we saw massive turnouts in cities like los angeles, washington, d.c., and philadelphia. that last one is particularly inspiring. because usually when you see a crowd that big in philadelphia, they're throwing batteries at the right fielder. protests have also been a daily occurrence in new york city, and on saturday, one of the largest was led by a familiar covered up face. >> welcome to certainly one of the more jubilant protests in new york city right now, a new orleans-st