enter barton key. barton key shows up in lafayette square as sickles is in his house. sickles lives in a home on the west side of lafayette square. what might be of particular interest to this audience, it is known as the yule house. it was built and originally owned by the father of general yule, it was built by a doctor, a physician who came to the nation's capital when it was new york city, and had big dreams to open up a hospital, fell into alcoholism, some bad financial mismanagement, and ended up having to sell the house. so sickles is in the home in the west side of lafayette square. key goes to the house and waves a handkerchief, using the prearranged signal for sickles' wife to meet him at the rendezvous house. so while sickles is losing his mind, everything he has built up his entire life -- his aspirations as a state senator and a congressman and perhaps a future senator and president, it looks like it is all going up in smoke. this beautiful wife that he had, who was the most popular woman in washington, betrayed him with one of his best friends. she's the

and has no interest in helping barton's murderer.hen you have the future assistant secretary in the confederate states of america in , prisonerhostage swaps for the confederacy, also go on to be jefferson davis' but at the time, he is the deputy u.s. attorney. key was not actually the best u.s. attorney. he's there because of his family name, because of his political connections. -- wool does a lot of the work. interesting was that he really vexed robert rules in life by putting all this work off on him, and now by dying, he has given him the biggestcase under the microscope in the world. he would be appointed by president buchanan to replace key as u.s. attorney. i think this might be a singular phenomenon in u.s. history where you actually have to wait for a new u.s. attorney to be appointed in a murder case because the other one has been killed. so he's got this incredible .ineup he's been appointed by president polk and has resided over every major trial in washington, d.c., up to that point. one of the things that struck me was

announcer: barton goes around. taylor: it was my identity.s the only thing i knew, so losing it, i didn't know who i was. lemonis: and tensions with his father have caused a rift among the family unit. matisun: only way for you guys to work out whatever it is that you're resentful of each other is to communicate, not to have a conflict. lemonis: if i can't prepare taylor to drive this business vehicle into the future... you can't just keep saying, "i don't know." you got to know this [bleep] ...this family's legacy may simply run out of gas. ♪ i'm marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to help businesses. i love investing in american businesses. woman: these people are here because they care. lemonis: it's not always easy, but i do it to create jobs, and i do it to make money. we have a deal? let's rock and roll. man: yeah! lemonis: this is "the profit." ♪ today, i'm at las vegas mini gran prix. now, i have to be honest. i love go-karting. i absolutely love it, and because i'm already a fan of nascar, the fact that i can potentially get invo

hello i'm terry barton good to have you with us hong kong's leader has defended the controversial new security law the china imposed on the city last week she said it would make hong kong safer by preventing bolland protests she also warned what she called radicals not to violate the law all critics fear it will end freedom of speech in hong kong as used to be calling reports many activists fear for the future. oh for years now every one has joined fellow members of his party on the 1st of july to mark hong kong's handover to chinese troops but everything changed last week it isn't uncommon for such race more peaceful protests to have 100 plus police to search it doesn't offer i guess this will be the new law you may never see the picture of me then hong kong is on the streets like a lot because we are content not because. we are now happy with the government is because now we have to have great come out very very far below 0 as it was. the 1st protest seems to new security law was put in place was to see offenders go to prison for life for suppression. several parties have now decide

instead trump praised unabashed american herbs like george washington, clara barton, the wright brothers robinson. senator tammy duckworth of illinois watched trumps speech, or claimed she did. her summary of it? "he spent all of his time talking about dead traders." george washington, clara barton, jackie robinson, they are all, according to tammy duckworth, dead traders. pretty shocking. in case you think we are being unfair here, in the same interview, the senator was asked if we should tear down statutes to george washington. sure, she responded, let's talk about it. the play that tape you last night and we noted how grotesque it was. only someone who hates the country would suggest ripping down monuments to its founder. brantley tammy duckworth saw what we said. she didn't disagree with it exactly. instead she questioned our right to criticize her at all since she was once injured while serving in the illinois army national guard. that's what passes for an argument in modern identity politics. they don't address the points that you make, the question your right to make them at all.

clara barton. daniel boone. davy crockett. [applause] henry clay susan b anthony. booker t.ton. wright, whowilbur are looking down and you are going to see some planes like you have never seen before because we built them better than anyone in the world,, the greatest air force the greatest fighters, the greatest everything, you're going to be seeing something, i just wonder what orville and wilbur would have been thinking if they ever got to see that, but they are looking, they are checking it out right now along with us. amelia earhart. [applause] athlete no matter where he went he was the best athlete, jackie robinson. patton. patton, general he did not know how to lose. general douglas macarthur. audie murphy.- the great billy graham. king.rtin luther [applause] president ronald reagan. [applause] christa mcauliffe. .nd antonin scalia a a few of the people we will be naming and things are subject to change but once we make that decision, those great names are going to be up there and not coming down. they have just been an incredible group. and we are going to do this in

following tonight's nascar event in kentucky, driver harrison barton and noah gregson , they get into it, exchanging words and throwing punches. most importantly, certainly not social distancing right there. no idea what that fight was about [ laughter ]. >>> how about this? number one pick of the 49ers', javon kinlaw. a very unique training exercise right here, those are real knives. and supposedly on the defensive line that helps your hand eye coordination. that's the sporting life, have a great weekend, everybody. >>> modern family is next, thanks for joining us. because you... fell... i'm gonna come in again. we are watching baby joe on valentine's day so my dad and gloria can... - make love. - ew. don't. - oh. - the point is, we are celebrating a day early. so they can finally be intimate. you've more than made that point. i'm just saying it's a long wait after giving birth. - six weeks. - ugh. i couldn't keep my hands off this one for that long. (both chuckle) i can only imagine what jay's going through. i should check on the kids. haley took 'em to a movie. she's not even gonna

are the nation that gave rise to the wright brothers, the test kiki airman, harriet tubman, clara barton, jesse owens, george patton, general george patton, the great louis armstrong, alan shepard, elvis presley, mohammed ali, and only america could have produced them all, no other place. we are the culture that put up the hoover dam, laid down the highways, sculpted the skyline of manhattan, we are the people who dreamed a spectacular dream called las vegas in the nevada desert, who built up miami from the florida marsh and carved our heroes into the face of mount rushmore. americans harnessed electricity, split the atom and gave the world the telephone and the internet, we settled the wild west, won two world wars, landed american astronauts on the moon and one day very soon we will plant our flag on mars. we gave the world the poetry of walt whitman, the stories of mark twain, the songs of irving berlin, the voice of ella fitzgerald, the style of frank sinatra. the comedy of bob hope, the power of the saturn v rocket, the ford f 150, the awesome might of the american aircraft carriers

to barton 2 of these are people who are protesting the conventional efficacy trials that are being conducted this summer this is not about time trials town trials are actually a theoretical possibility john trials are something that you don't need to go to a place with a lot of drug a lot of ongoing infections at the time of the trial for one advantage if you will ethically is that you can conduct it we're at her you would presumably conduct it near a large research centers typically in developed countries you can recruit volunteers nobody will recruit. referring to sars more fairly or not you are somebody with diabetes to such a trial everybody so w.h.o. working group has now the subject recriminations on this there's another group that has i wish to and science on this nobody says recruit people who have preconditions that were inclined to have bad outcomes everybody says recruit people who are in great help some people have even said they're not in our obligations to me personally they said maybe we should focus only on white patients because they are constant to be where people of color

william barton i protesters were cleared from a park near the white house in june to give donald trump a photo opportunity not something readily accepted by one congressman so it was actually necessary the park be cleared for his for his that's had nothing to do with that the plan to move mr mr atlanta mineral that it really matters very this park be cleared and it was done and you said get it done this was william bart's 1st appearance before the oversight committee since democrats took control of the house it covered a lot of ground a sign of how important many of these issues will be in the election in november alan fischer of al-jazeera on capitol hill. colombia's army has been called in to rescue people cut off by flooding heavy rains hit the central metter region inundating rule areas they army airlifted children the elderly and even a pet dog the region is bracing itself for more rain with the downpours forecast to continue for the rest of the week. saudi state media is reporting that steps are being taken to accelerate an agreement between yemen's government and a breakaway gro

william barton i protesters were cleared from a park near the white house in june to give donald trump a photo opportunity not something readily accepted by one congressman so it was actually necessary the park be cleared for his for his and that's that had nothing to do with that the plan to move mr mr atlanta mineral that really matters very this the park be cleared and it was done and you said get it done this was william bart's 1st appearance before the oversight committee since democrats took control of the house it covered a lot of ground a sign of how important many of these issues will be in the election in november alan fischer of al-jazeera on capitol hill. and democratic presidential hopeful joe biden is vowing to improve racial equality as part of his campaign the democratic contender delivered a speech in his hometown of wilmington on tuesday his followers to allocate billions of dollars to boost opportunities for minority workers biden also accuses wyvil president trump of creating division across the country. in yemen u.s. southern separatists say they're giving up attem

artists went to me that's worse than you can possibly do i want to thank you both hannah cox and of barton for coming on and illuminating this debate for us today thank you so much. and thank you. all right everybody as we go to break remember that you can also stop watching the hawks on demand through the brand new portable t.v. which of the billboard on all platforms so you have no excuse not to get it it's available everywhere all right coming up legal journalist molly barros joins us to discuss the current quite a 30000000 u.s. citizens now facing a picture you do not want to miss this conversation stay tuned to watch because. the. conservative media tell us the political left in the united states has become radicalized selebi joe biden well sure in an era of socialism profoundly changing the country on the other hand by and in many in his or bridge claim nothing would fundamentally change so we should visit or is it as always just a puppet. on the end by north and so many people because they copied him he's so good that even such a bad puppy is sending. i'm not here to tell anybody to

william barton i protesters were cleared from a park near the white house in june to give donald trump a photo opportunity not something readily accepted by one congressman so it was absolutely necessary the park be cleared for his for his that's had nothing to do with that the plan to move mr mystery planned a mural that really matters here in this park be cleared and it was done and you said get it done this was william bart's 1st appearance before the oversight committee since democrats took control of the house it covered a lot of ground a sign of how important many of these issues will be in the election in november alan fischer of al-jazeera on capitol hill. hundreds of people were killed last year for defending the environment and in some cases for protecting their ancestral lands also the attacks happened in latin america according to a report by the environmental group global witness out of more than $200.00 reported killing $64.00 were in colombia and dozens more in brazil's amazon reachin the majority of the philippines $43.00 murders were links to agriculture that's an incr

william barton i protesters were cleared from a park near the white house in june to give donald trumpa photo opportunity not something readily accepted by one congressman so it was actually necessary the park be cleared for his for his one that's that had nothing to do with that the plan to move mr mr atlanta mineral that it really matters very this the park be cleared and it was done and you said get it done this was william bart's 1st appearance before the oversight committee since democrats took control of the house it covered a lot of ground a sign of how important many of these issues will be in the election in november alan fischer al-jazeera on capitol hill. well still ahead here on al-jazeera we'll tell you why there are fears for marine ecosystem of the coast of ecuador and. iran ties massagers a moment us cross korea it's just a drill but the reaction has been very real you stay with us here on al-jazeera. however we've got plenty of summer storms rumbling away across north america at the moment lots of hate around lively showers there just around the deep south through the

william barton i protesters were cleared from a park near the white house in june to give donald trump a photo opportunity not something readily accepted by one congressman so it was actually necessary the park be cleared for his for his that's had nothing to do with that the plan to move mr mystery planned a mural that really matters here in this park be cleared and it was done and you said get it done this was william bart's 1st appearance before the oversight committee since democrats took control of the house it covered a lot of ground a sign of how important many of these issues will be in the election in november alan fischer al-jazeera on capitol hill. back southern separatists in yemen say they're giving up attempts at self rule and will work on a stalled peace deal the southern transitional council says it's to give an opportunity to end a rift among its allies against the who sees the announcement follows one by saudi arabia saying it will present ways to implement macias power sharing deal between rival factions in the south and let's take a closer look at the 7 transitional

william barton i protesters were cleared from a park near the white house in june to give donald trump a photo opportunity not something readily accepted by one congressman so it was actually necessary the park be cleared for his for his that's had nothing to do with that the plan to move mr mr atlanta mineral that it really matters very this the park be cleared and it was done and you said get it done this was william bart's 1st appearance before the oversight committee since democrats took control of the house it covered a lot of ground a sign of how important many of these issues will be in the election in november alan fischer of al-jazeera on capitol hill. turkey's parliament has passed a law regulating social media it will require foreign social media sites with more than 1000000 users to appoint turkish base representatives to address government concerns over content companies could face fines or socially be blocked under the new law critics say the legislation will increase censorship and help authorities silence dissent. there's been another night of protests in israel calling

william barton i protesters were cleared from a park near the white house in june to give donald trump a photo opportunity not something readily accepted by one congressman so it was actually necessary the park be cleared for his for his that's had nothing to do with that the plan to move mr mr atlanta mineral that really matters very this the park be cleared and it was done and you said get it done this was william bart's 1st appearance before the oversight committee since democrats took control of the house it covered a lot of ground a sign of home port and many of these issues will be in the election in november alan fischer al-jazeera on capitol hill. well still ahead here on al-jazeera. iran fires missiles at a more u.s. and craft carrier it's just a drill but the reaction has been very real. and killed for defending their land a new report details a record rise in the number of environmentalists who have been murdered around the world those stories after the break. how hot and sunny sums it up yet again across the middle east we have got some showers in the focus in the black sea

amount to be given those loans as well as the amount in grants that don't need to be repaid laura barton manley reports. it was a test of insurance for me you need those 4 days of tough negotiations where tempest often fray finally on the 5th a deal $859000000000.00 in normal payment grants and loans to men the country's worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic catto known in week we spent 4 long days and nights of negotiation more than 90 hours but it was worth it this agreement is a signal that europe is able to act after all people often accused europe of being too little too late for us here were demonstrating that the opposite is the case wearing most it was the leaders 1st face to face meeting since government imposed lockdown restrictions in march knockdowns that also meant the biggest economic downturn since the great depression. german chancellor angela merkel was among leaders from the pain and italy who led the way you convince in the blog to consider splitting the amount even legal into loans and grants. we've laid the financial foundations for the e.u. for the next 7 years

went to me that's the worst thing you can possibly do i want to thank you both hannah cox and of barton for coming on and illuminating this debate for us today thank you so much. and thank you. all right everybody as we go to break remember that you can also stop watching the parks on demand through the brand new portable t.v. which of the billboard on all platforms so you have no excuse not to get it it's available everywhere all right coming up legal journalist molly barros joins us to discuss the current plight appearing 1000000 u.s. citizens now facing a picture you do not want to miss this conversation stay tuned to watch people. welcome to max keiser financial survival guide. looking forward to a year that's without. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain don't let this happen you watch kaiser report. on the end by north it's so many people because they copied him he's so good that even such a bad puppy is sending. i'm not here to tell anybody and. i'm here to find the next guy. who looked up live on canyoning being done the in feltham phaedra blood she even dumped on t

william barton i protesters were cleared from a park near the white house in june to give donald trump a photo opportunity not something readily accepted by one congressman so it was actually necessary the park be cleared for his for his and that's that had nothing to do with that the plan to move mr mystery planned a mural that really matters here in this park be cleared and it was done and you said get it done this was william bart's 1st appearance before the oversight committee since democrats took control of the house it covered a lot of ground a sign of how important many of these issues will be in the election in november alan fischer al-jazeera on capitol hill. the u.n. security council's committee on libya has met to discuss possible sanctions on the countries intervening in the conflict there an arms embargo is in place but there's accusations the u.a.e. egypt and russia may be violating it germany's deputy ambassador to the u.n. wants the sanctions implemented today's meeting was an opportunity it is a law it's got such cases and to underline the vital importance. sanctions a

barton still with us. amazon, what can you say?ow, they are doing so many things so well, ashley. we talked about it many times how well they are executing. we still haven't seen them roll out some things that are going to be coming on later in the year. we are going to see them roll out their delivery service that's going to compete directly with fed ex and ups. they are just now starting to get pill pack going and to really push that on their site and some of their other health initiatives. so they are far from showing us all the tricks they have up their sleeve. i just think you got to keep adding this to the portfolio. i certainly am. ashley: very good. let's talk about alibaba, also on an absolute tear. susan, i guess the question is, does this mean china is making a comeback? susan: yep. that's the main reason why the stock is up 20% in the past week. 20%. gained by a fifth. that is thanks to that long rally in china. in fact, the longest rally in two years over in shanghai with eight straight days of gains. alibaba, china's

stick with the dun barton bridge and slowing due to spectators and the rest of the bay area bridge is we're cooler and breezy for today. i'm tracking the return of our ocean breeze kicking in for us. temperatures will be about 5 to 10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. so we are looking at those temps in the mid 60s in san francisco, 87 in concord and 80 for san >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." it is time to bring you some of the stories that are the "talk of the table" this morning. this is where we all pick a story we'd like to share with each other and all of you. so tony, you're kicking us off. what have you got? >> i'm going to bring us back to the hot dog-eating contest that we showed briefly at the top of the show. i've got a lot to say. bear with me. i know the pictures are hard. this is one of new york city's 4th of july traditions. the nathan's famous hot dog eating contest took place indoors. i can't look at the picture. because of the memorial, there was no crowd. reigning champ joey chestnuts said he missed the crowd but he had 75 hot dogs and buns in ten minute

if you use the san mateo bridge, use the don barton bridge, we will have more coming up. let's go back to the headlines. >>> thank you, sal, we start breaking news. the labor department released the unemployment report for the week. 1.4 million americans file for new unemployment benefits last week. that is higher than wall street and economists projected. layoffs are high as businesses are ordered to shut down again because of resurgence in coronavirus cases. it is the 18th straight week that the number of unemployment claims have topped 1 million. the number of weekly applications had never exceeded 700,000 previously, and whil >>> report from the bureau of labor statistics shows weekly wages and the bay area are among the highest in the country. santa clara county workers top with a wage of $2800. new york and boston round out the top five. >>> sonoma county supervisors will be deciding if they will find people and businesses for violating covid-19 health orders. jesse gary is here now, you have all the details. good morning, jesse. >> good morning to you. if they foll

clara barton. daniel boone. davy crockett. henry clay. susan b anthony. booker t. washington.r wright, who are looking down and you are going to see some planes like you have never seen before because we built them better than anyone in the world, the greatest air force the greatest fighters, the greatest everything. you are going to be seeing something. i just wonder what orville and wilbur would have been thinking if they, ever got to see that , but they are looking. they are checking it out right now along with us. amelia earhart. [applause] a great athlete no matter where he went. he was the best athlete, jackie robinson. george s patton, general patton. he did not know how to lose. he did not know how to lose. general douglas macarthur. audie murphy. the great billy graham. man, respected by everybody, martin luther king. [applause] president ronald reagan. [applause] christa mcauliffe. and antonin scalia. [applause] are just a few of the people we will be naming, and things are subject to change, but once we make that decision, those great names are going to they are nev

traffic across the bay area has picked up, it wasn't picked up nearly as much as the san mateo and done bartonridges. >> there's been a lot of large employers that were well equipped to have their staff work at home. >> reporter: he says the commute may be busier than it was a few months ago, but nothing like it was before the pandemic. >> pre-pandemic, it was 40 minutes easy. >> reporter: these days his commute is about 25 minutes, plenty of time for a cup of coffee. joe rosato jr. >> he has won countless awards, including two oscars, but this might be the role of a life time for oakland native tom hanks. he recorded his voice to be a virtual concession vendor for the oakland as. >> hot dogs. hot dogs. >> that is hanks hocking classic baseball favorites like hot dogs, peanuts and score kards. the as will play it over the stadium's loud speakers during games. tom hanks first job was selling concessions at the oakland coliseum. time mou for our clear the shelters segment, featuring our friends from pets in need. here is milkshake, a 5 month old kitten. she arrived with an injury to her eye and

barton. the s&p and dow, they keep coming in the shadows of those key resistance numbers.nk you keep bumping up against resistance and you don't break out, that means you pull back after a certain amount of failures. it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world but you know, what are you looking at? what are your key numbers on the upside that may put some extra fuel into this rally? >> yeah, charles, the break point we have been talking about for a long time, we have been in a rectangle we are trying to break out of now, short-term resistance. the longer-term resistance, three, two, three, three, 3233 on the s&p, about 27,580 on the dow. those two numbers at the same time, back just before that big drop we had, the highs we made that week. we get through that, we will go up and test all-time highs in the dow and s&p, just like the nasdaq has been doing. i think this time, we have the fuel to do it. charles: you know, it's so interesting you mention that. a guest earlier in the show mentioned all the trillions in dry powder that's out there. to your point, even if you are a

are the nation that gave rise to the wright brothers, the tuskegee airmen, harriet tubman, clara bartong. alan shepard, elvis presley, and muhammad ali. and only america could have produced them all. no other place. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: we are the culture that put up the hoover dam, laid down the highways, sculpted the skyline of manhattan. we are the people who dreamed a spectacular dream. it was called las vegas in the nevada desert. who built up miami from the florida marsh. who carved our heroes into the face of mount rushmore. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: americans harnessed electricity, split the atom, and gave the world the telephone and the internet. we settled the wild west, won two world wars, landed american astronauts on the moon, and one day very soon we will plant our flag on mars. pres. trump: we gave the world the poetry of walt whitman, the stories of mark twain, the songs of irving berlin. the voice of ella fitzgerald, the style of frank sinatra, the power of the saturn v rocket, the toughness of the ford f-150. [applause] pres. trump: and the aweso

barton. to start with just overall, you know what, sort of a quiet week, tighter trading range, some rotation but we will be up again for the third week in a row and are on the cusp of making major breakouts. your overall thoughts? >> yeah, charles, those breakouts i think are fairly imminent. we are looking at the s&p 500 right here, we are toying with 3235. that's my number. we get above that, this thing is going to go test the all-time highs in the next month. i think we are going to see that. one of the reasons i think we are going to get it is i think the relaxation and the pull-back we have had in big techs is actually good, kind of like flexing their knees before they get ready to jump again. i think things are set up for some good movement heading into the end of the summer. charles: so to your point, the s&p and nasdaq both less than 5% away from their all-time high. we are talking about you have to go back to early march since we have seen that sort of situation. could they go, coul

young guys like catcher joey bar have impressed some of the vets but all signs point to barton not being in the mix for opening day there's a head scratcher in my opinion but all in all it's been a good yet odd camp for the giants things are clearly different giving everything that's going on in our society and just like everyone, the giants are trying to adapt. >>creativity from every corner of the organization. >>the as of business entity of as a baseball organization are doing just that. and on the field year. you're seeing us try to try to be as creative as possible to get our players ready ready for the season. >>now over in the east bay the town expectations are way higher than they are in the city. this is a team that has 2 straight postseason appearances, there's a feeling that this is the year that this a's team can get over the hump especially during a time when the astros are playing under a cloud of controversy if you remember the cheating scandal of last year. now the giants like the giants the a's had a intrasquad game today that went 8 innings in manager bob melvin was imp

risee the nation that gave to the wright brothers, the tubman, airmen, harriet clara barton, jesse owensvis presley, and muhammad ali. america could have produced them all. no other place. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: we are the culture that put up the hoover dam, laid sculpted theways, skyline of manhattan. we are the people who dreamed spectacular -- a spectacular dream. it was cold las vegas and then -- called las vegas in the nevada desert. who carved our heroes into the face of mount rushmore. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: americans harnessed electricity, split the atom, and gave the world the telephone and the internet. we settled the wild west, won landed american astronauts on the moon, and one day very soon we will plant our flag on mars. [cheers and applause] gave the world the poetry of walt whitman, the stories of mark twain, the songs of irving berlin. fitzgerald, ella thestyle of frank sinatra, ofedy of bob hope, the power the saturn five rocket, the --ghness of the ford f1 50 [applause] pres. trump: and the also might of the american aircraft carriers. americans

william barton i protesters were cleared from a park near the white house in june to give donald trump a photo opportunity not something readily accepted by one congressman so it was actually necessary the park be cleared for his for his that's had nothing to do with that the plan to move mr mr atlanta mineral that really matters very this the park be cleared and it was done and you said get it done this was william bart's 1st appearance before the oversight committee since democrats took control of the house it covered a lot of ground a sign of how important many of these issues will be in the election in november alan fischer of al-jazeera on capitol hill. us is reporting its highest single day increase in nationwide covered 1000 deaths since may more than 1200 deaths were recorded on tuesday the death toll is now fast approaching 150000 the state of florida is one of the worst hit it's seen a record number of fatalities in the past 24 hours my cannas in washington d.c. and he reports on the reasons behind the rising rates the rate of infection says continuing to surge as indeed is t

after nearly 27 years in this industry, owners jerry and matisun barton are ready to hand over the keysnis: but taylor struggles to fit in, sometimes appearing totally out of control. taylor: we sell fun here, so if you're not smiling, i'm gonna send you home. lemonis: your attitude, i want to throw it in the trash. previously, taylor was a nascar driver, but his career came to a screeching halt.

are the nation that gave rise to the wright brothers, the tuskegee airmen, harriet tubman, clara barton, jesse owens, george patton, general george patton. the great louis armstrong, alan shepard, elvis presley, and muhammad ali. and only america could have produced them all. no other place. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: we are the culture that put up the hoover dam, laid down the highways, sculpted the skyline of manhattan. we are the people who dreamed a spectacular dream. it was called las vegas in the nevada desert. who built up miami from the florida marsh and who carved our heroes into the face of mount rushmore. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: americans harnessed electricity, split the atom, and gave the world the telephone and the internet. we settled the wild west, won two world wars, landed american astronauts on the moon, and one day very soon we will plant our flag on mars. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: we gave the world the poetry of walt whitman, the stories of mark twain, the songs of irving berlin. the voice of ella fitzgerald, the style of frank sinatra, th

clara barton. daniel boone. davy crockett. henry clay. susan b. anthony. booker t. washington.een before because we build them better than anybody in the world greatest air force the greatest fighters greatest everything you're going to be seeing i wonder what they would have been thinking if they ever got to see that but they're looking, they're checking along with us. ameleah earhart. a great, great athlete in matter where he went he was the best athlete jackie robinson. george s. patton he didn't know how to lose. he didn't know how to lose, general douglas macarthur. murphy. the great billy graham. and incredible man, respected by everybody martin luther king. president ronald reagan. christa mckulla and antonin scalia. so those are just a few of the people will be naming, and things are subject to change. but once we make that decision, those great names are going to be up there and they're never coming down. they have just been an incredible group and we're going to do this in a very democratic way frankly. we're going take names and suggestions. we're going to have commi

dan presser and his kids, maddie and barton, re-enacted dozens of scenes from movies like "forrest gumpy maguire." they told me they're doing it to make people smile and to give back. >> we got people like, oh, these are incredible. they're so funny. oh, maybe we should do? good for it. we'll raise money for feeding america. and like we just kept coming up with different ideas. >> you don't need money -- >> show me the money! >> that's it. >> that is my favorite scene. i'm happy we were able to show that one. of course, that's from "jerry maguire." cuba gooding jr., tom cruise, show me the money. so far the pressers have raised nearly $9,000 for a very good cause -- feeding america. i told them that me and our executive producer diana miller are huge fans of "love actually." dan promises me it is in development. >> i wondered if they did "the godfather godfather." they call it quarantine 2020 productions. that's fabulous. >> you've got one more thing fo. >> i do. i do have one more thing, folks. we want to say a huge thank you and boxing to our "what the to watch" and "talk of the table

. >> john: cyndi barton, what are you hearing from your teachers and what they are saying about the potentialeachers love our students, they want to be learning and they are still learning with their online platform. we pivoted on march 13, when we need the tough decision to close, we passed out 63 crumpled computers and delivered the best online and robust learning program that we could do. we passed out 3 million meal services, and all that was in place. we need to make sure it's going to work in a way that they feel safe and away they put the proper protections in place. we are looking at the infection rates and our teachers are working with us on that. it's important to give that back and make the safety conditions work. >> john: it's a little disappointing that it's online now but we know you are trying. >> our teachers know that we put the scientific summit together next week and will be working with the ucsc doctors so everyone will be letting science lead the way on this. >> john: sidney martin, thanks for joining us, we will be right back. ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customize

pressed her close, and eleanor was so impressed with her that she had her do the research on the dumb bartonconference. what i wanted to say was that she would go out and work in the garden with the girls and attended some of the classes and would bait pies. and whatever they were doing, that she would be right there beside. her and she found out that when may walker was trying to get equal pay for black teachers and got her home fire burned, that eleanor roosevelt then got her a scholarship at bank street college. and when she taught at the little red school house, would go over all the time to the third grade class and take her little dog, fala. so that she kept it on a very personal level and was willing, you know, to trust even a 17 year old girl. and i find that very remarkable for someone who at the time was first lady of the united states. >> thank you, lynn. allida black, she spent 17 years as ex first lady. first of all, how quickly did you get out of the white house in april 1945? >> she was that within a week. i mean it was -- truman said that she could stay longer. she said no, s

barton is here. what do you think to my opinion?'m saying those companies need a blowout earnings report today to maintain those lofty stock price levels. what say you? >> well, i think you're right. i think what we have seen netflix gave us a little glimpse of this earlier, as did microsoft. these companies have had their stock price run up so strongly in the near term, if they don't give us those blowout numbers you talk about, they do get a sell the news moment on earnings. who i believe, i believe amazon is going to come out with those blowout numbers. i think the other three are a little bit suspect and they are going to give us some downside after their earnings. stuart: okay. let me summarize. you think amazon, yes, will indeed have a blowout report this afternoon. i got that. okay. we hear you. how about facebook? >> yeah. i believe facebook is in a bit of a trouble from a revenue standpoint. they are only going to grow revenue in the low single digits year over year, stuart. i believe that that's going to be important but t

-- the national garden should be composed of statues including statues of susan b anthony, clara bartonniel boone, henry clay, davey crockett, amelia earhart, alexander hamilton, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln, douglas macarthur, dolly madison, james madison, ronald reagan, jackie robinson, antonin scalia a, --riet -- incidents glia antonin scalia, harriet tubman. those names specifically mentioned in the president's order -- executive order. next caller is from phoenix. caller: i am proud to be an american. it is a good nation. we have a lot of good things going for us. i was enjoying the national forest yesterday. i agree president trump could do a better job to unite us, what we all need to come together and help one another and everyone have a good, happy fourth of july. host: what does the president do that is very good? admire that he is proud to be an american. we have our sins of the past country.other you cannot hold 2020 to the same 1770.rds of 70 -- all nations have fought for land, there have been conquerors . we need to make some more amends, may be about the are a great

anthony, clara barton, daniel boone, henry clay, davey crockett, frederick douglass, amelia earhart, biz ben franklin, billy graham, alexander hamilton, thomas jefferson, martin luther king, abraham lincoln, douglas macarthur, dolly madison, james madison, ronald reagan, jackie robinson, antonin scalia, . beecher stowe, harriet tubman, booker t. washington, and orval and wilbur wright. those names specifically mentioned in the president's executive order. the question, are you proud to be an american? ryan, phoenix. you are next. caller: i am proud to be an american. it is a good nation. we have a lot of good things going for us. i was enjoying the national parks yesterday. we need to come together. i agree president trump could do a better job to unite us, but we all need to come together and help one another and everyone have a good, happy fourth of july. host: what does the president do that is very good? caller: i admire that he is proud to be an american. we have our sins of the past like all countries. you cannot hold 2020 to the same standards of 1770. our past is flawed. all

barton is with us now. your reaction to the rising virus caseload. what do you have? >> well, stuart, i think that there's an interesting dichotomy here. we have seen the caseload go up, up, up and you have talked about 41 states, but the mortality rate i think is what traders and investors are seeing gives us a little bit more optimism that despite rising caseloads, the severity is not showing up. now, that will usually have to have a little bit of delay to see if that happens, but i think the fact that that mortality rate has ticked up just a little bit, that it's lagging so much, we are dealing with this better, our hospitals are not as overloaded. they are overloaded in some places. and that's giving the market some continued optimism that the fed won't react to this and be worried about an economic downturn because of the caseload. stuart: all right. tell me about the election risk. that was a very low approval rating for the president in the latest poll that we have seen here. is there election risk being built into this market? >> oh, i think there is a bunch o

barton. let's talk vaccines. lot of positive news here on vaccines. is that part of what's driving this market? >> yeah, absolutely. you know we have seen as the news has come out, we can go back a month with moderna, then we can see pfizer then astra-zeneca all these times where we get that come in we are seeing a real punch as the headlines come out. so investors and traders are certainly watching this news and i think we can't discount that therapeutic end, either. while the number of cases is going up we are not seeing the mortality rate the death rate click up nearly as much and i think those therapeutics are helping us a lot as well. stuart: we need them d.r. we really need them for all kinds of reasons, obviously, but we got that jobs number this morning which really wasn't very promising. the rate of growth of the economy's beginning to slow down. the recovery's stalling. not good for stocks, d.r. >> no and i think the big numbers out of virginia of all places my home state where i grew up and california i think are showing that we are getting

barton with us? i wanted to ask d.r. a quick question here. we just seem to want to go higher, d.r.s. at what point do stocks perhaps look a little expensive? >> well, i don't think they look expensive for a long way from here, ashley. i don't think in absence of any good china -- negative china news, i don't think for the next couple of weeks there's a lot to slow us down. negative coronavirus data is being offset by lower fatality rates, lower mortality rates and that combined has the market going up. ashley: very good. let's check tesla. i saw this number come down today, their deliveries in their latest quarter was 90,000 plus. remarkab remarkable. susan, sorry, i just gave that away. how many cars did they deliver exactly? how many exactly? susan: take that 90,000 delivery vehicle number really into context because that's way better than forecast. even the most bullish forecast was looking for deliveries of just around 83,000. the average was 72,000, 83,000. 90,000, way above that. that's why the stock is at yet another record high. don't forget, tesla was below $200 just in ma

incorporating with andre coleman and nate cruz in finance and director forbes and all of the others and mike barton and those in their various or respective lead states at this moment. we worked quite a lot on the program and i wanted to provide one introduction which is trying to get the balance right and looking for your guidance here with the key balance between the port fiscal health and as it works on that balance and look for the program we can administer with more than 500 tenants and we need to come up with a program that is administerable by our small staff. and we also in providing this program and the rationale to the tenants and will be more accepting and supportive of the programs that they understand with a clear rationale for the proposals they are making. and i wanted to think about the other programs outside of san francisco and port of san diego and we are looking at s.f.o. and within san francisco for other models and we really feel as though the program we are starting to develop is more robust than others we have seen. most of the programs are focused on deferral and getting th