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connell: welcome to can cavuto t to kos.n concern about trade tensions rising between the united states and europe. a few minutes ago, the news conference began with the governors of new york, new jersey, connecticut. that really added to things. it is still going on. governor andrew cuomo on the screen speaking live right now. at the beginning of this, they cade a joint announcement. people coming into the tri-state area from certain high-risk states would be ordered to quarantine for 14 days, when investors heard that, the market went another leg lower. we'll cover it from all angles, starting with jackie deangelis in the new york newsroom. like i said, jackie, things were not going great to begin with andth just added to it, right? reporter: exactly right, connell. there are is a two-part story. there was fear in the market about being spike in coronavirus cases across the country in certain states. that added to tension for investors. we're seeing a spike going into the summer. that was not predicted. they're thinking ab

welcome everyone, i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world." different world from a president who has had it with monuments being torn down again and again, says it is violating our basic trust and understanding. the move is controversial because by executive order he is going to make it an outright illegal act. we will explore legalities of that. on top of how things are bearing right now, andrew jackson of cot lafayette square across the street in the white house. kevin corke with what he is seeing there right now. >> just keeping my head on a swivel because you just never know when you're in a circumstance like this. as we take a look at these law enforcement officers out here in washington, d.c., most of them are obviously masked up because that is a regulation, some folks are going without, some are going with but i wanted to show you the large number of law enforcement officers that are here blocking the so-called black lives matter plaza. i say so-called not to be disrespectful but rather to let you understand where you really are, we ar

welcome everyone, i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world."a president who has had it with monuments being torn down again and again, says it is violating our basic trust and understanding. the move is controversial because by executive order he is going to make it an

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i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." we're following fast-moving development including on a new case front that has a lot of governors wondering what to do next. we'll talk to the governor in ohio in just a second. first, the latest read here with laura ingle in new york. >> hi, neil. you're right. there's a lot of shifting going on as we're trying to keep pace with the new numbers. the u.s. sees nearly 39,000 new cases of coronavirus in just one single day. that was reported yesterday. that has meant that some states put in defensive moves to keep people coming in, coming from some troublesome states with high numbers and keeping residents safe as we wait for the numbers to go down. let's take a look at this map that shows you where some of these trouble spots are. 22 states in the last week have seen a spike in cases 20% or higher. we're talking about california, arizona, florida, south carolina and texas. this as numbers of new coronavirus cases climbs to a new high. experts say greatly expanding testing probably acco

i am neil cavuto, and this is "your world." in chicago, they just had a record violent weekend. >> chicago's police superintendent who is relatively new to this city from dallas, texas, is now starting to insist on some of the reform that he thinks has to happen is his city. talent offenders need longer prison sentences. he insists that the home monitoring system needs to be covertly overhauled. people being released from prison are not being properly monitored. anyone to submit anonymous information about the death of a 3-year-old boy over the weekend. police say 3-year-old was shot and killed when suspects fired at his father's car, bullets went through the trunk and killed that little boy. some anti-crime activists on chicago's south side said the black community should be outraged. >> where is the outrage? where is the outrage for this 3-year-old i was killed, the same type of outrage when george floyd was killed by the police of minneapolis? there should be 30-40000 people on the street shutting down the community until we

welcome, i am neil cavuto and this is "your world with neil cavuto."he president signed a executive order to policing the police, what is now been a growing call that grows for either defunding or drastically cutting funding for police departments around the nation. a case of threading the needle and the only question now is whether the president has managed to pull that off. this at the same time the senate committee is pondering of its own, that meeting is still going on right now. tim scott, republican senator of south carolina has come up with a plan that has overwhelmingl og support by republicans. his plan to rain and actions that some argue are targeted at african-americans, the senator is himself an african-american so that's not the case. john roberts at the white house today. >> good afternoon, chief president trump says the intent of his executive order that he signed today is to bring police forces and the communities they serve together through reforming the police used. and even finding alternatives, basically three separate initiatives.

welcome, i am neil cavuto and this is "your world with neil cavuto."t signed a executive order to policing the police, what is now been a growing call that grows for either defunding or drastically cutting funding for police departments around the nation

so yesterday, fox news's neil cavuto gave him this stern warning: >> if you are in a risky populationnd you are taking this as a preventative treatment, it will kill you. i cannot stress enough. this. will. kill. you. >> stephen: no, neil! bad! i cannot stress this enough: fox anchors have to back up everything trump says, or else! i mean, they've already replaced brian kilmeade with a human-sized bleach jug. hard to tell the difference. but trump wsn't about to take this slight from neil lying down-- although, he was almost certainly lying down when he retweeted half a dozen twitter posts attacking cavuto and calling him an "idiot," "foolish," "gullible" and "an ( bleep )." there you have it: trying to keep elderly people alive now makes you an idiot in trump's book-- which might explain his recent twitter feud with a shower chair. but trump isn't just mad at fox. he's ready to move on from them, tweeting last night: ( as trump ) "fox news is no longer the same. we miss the great roger ailes." you know who doesn't miss roger ailes? women within arm's reach. trump continued: ( as trum

neil cavuto will join us live after this. [moment of silence] [moment of silence] [moment of silence] [moment of silence] [moment of silence] [moment of silence] [moment of silence] [moment of silence] [moment of silence] neil: we have just completed what is one of the longest moments of silence ever recorded on the floor of the new york stock exchange, 8 minutes, 46 seconds to indicate aicer's knee before he ultimately died two weeks ago. this being simultaneously recognized around the world as exchanges in towns, protests all stopped in their tracks to honor the victim who is now become a cause and a big cause at that. already we heard from new york governor andrew cuomo says hopes to move rapidly on legislation that will reform the police forces in the state of new york. there is a similar move afoot to do the same on the federal level. some going so far as to advocate totally defundings police forces all together. they are a minority of the progressive movement but a powerful and vocal element within that call to change b

i am usually watching people like neil cavuto or other news programs.amiliar with that show. >> neil: that is a very good answer. congressman, i am jumping on you because the president is speaking right now. >> president trump: the furniture first lady at that point. it has been an amazing thing to behold. we are going to be starting our rallies. the first one we believe will probably we are just starting to call up will be in oklahoma in tulsa, oklahoma. a beautiful new venue, brand-new. we are looking forward to it. done a great job with covid as you know in the state of oklahoma. we are going to florida a big one in florida and in texas. it is going to be a big one in arizona and in north carolina at an appropriate time. the governor is a little backward there. he is a little bit behind. unfortunately, we are probably going to have no choice but to move the republican convention to another location. that will be announced shortly. we will have no choice. we wanted to stay in north carolina very badly. we love it. it is a great state. the state i won.

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto and you are watching cavuto live. we begin with the recovery that few saw coming at least not this soon, we'll also speak to the white house economic advisor kevin hassett and labor secretary eugene scalia, but first to jackie deangelis with the latest on this swift rebound , jackie? reporter: good morning to you, charles well it was a blowout jobs number on all level s. two and a half million jobs created in the month of may when the expectation was a decline of 8 million jobs, an unemployment rate that with declines of 13.3% when it was expected to rise to almost 20%. now, this number did catch a lot of people off guard, but not wall street which has been steadily rallying despite civil unrest across the country. and investors looking forward to reopening and recovery, which are now in progress. areas of strength in the jobs report, gains in retail, health and education services, manufacturing, and leisure and hospitality as well which you know have been hit so hard, so brutally, by the covid-19 pandemic. now presid

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neil cavuto saying what have you got to lose? one thing you have to lose are lies. >> jimmy: she's definitely getting her hair colored. i don't see any dark. anyway, thank you for watching, kayleigh. as you know most schools have had to hold their graduation ceremonies online this month. the governor of mississippi, tate reeves, gave an online commencement for his alma mater and i want you to take special attention to him reading the graduates' names. >> a special shout out to the 2020 class of florence high school. congratulations, i'm proud of you. to all the florence eagles, let's keep rolling. harry javaughn canning, blake christian, harry azcrack. >> jimmy: harry graduated at the bottom of his class. but the azcrack family is still very proud. online school is still a major nuisance for parents and students around the country. one of our writers who happens to be the heiress to a candy fortune her name is joelle has a six-year-old nephew named joshua who got this assignment from his teacher. they told him to build a little b

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cavuto. we do not.f all, let me just give a quick shout-out to the magnificent soldiers and airmen and civilians of the district of columbia national guard. i simply could not be more proud of these amazing patriots. so, no, sir. we don't expect anything that we can't handle. we are in direct support of the united states park police, the metropolitan police department, and together we will protect these monuments and statues. neil: you know, general, i was mentioning the fact that's already on the books that, you know, punishing people for doing the kind of stuff that's happening right now, i raised it with the interior secretary, you know, under his purview these statues rest, and he was saying this kind of stuff is is necessary. i want you to e act to this, general. >> this kind of thing necessary i didn't hear the question. >> they're going to deal with us, and we'll deal with them severely, we'll deal with them with dispatch. and the president has -- neil: what do you mean, what do you mean you'll d

"cavuto" overnight violence in portland and boston where protesters clashed with police after days of unrest. jillian: florida has seen 24 hours of peace after calling in the national guard. >> officers tried to keep demonstrations from getting out of control. >> reporter: good news to report, a much quieter night across the country as lot and order remains control. still some flash points of violence, the first in boston, you see a mess. rioters putting explosives toward police, look like fireworks, causing explosions. portland, oregon in the last couple hours officers used teargas would have the ground grew larger many writers throwing projectiles at police, but at this point that is the worst we have seen, the protest started off peaceful in portland, we've seen in many cities the situation eventually devolved in oregon. to philadelphia an interesting story, a statute from the 1970s, frank rizzo has been removed by the city viewed by many as a racist leader and his statue was defaced earlier this weekend over the weekend, the city cleaned the statue initially but then decided let's

neil: thank you, pete very very much we are monitoring this as well i'm neil cavuto on cavuto live and you're looking at west point, new york of course the big speech, the president is going to make now this first to west point cadets as president of the united states. he is the 12th u.s. president to do so, the sixth in a row to do so. the president has been busy making speeches every year, to military academies. last year it was the air force academy, before that the naval academy in 2018 and the coast guard academy back in 2017. this comes at an odd time with the ongoing virus that as you probably heard is going to make things a little bit different for this particular presidential address to the some 1,100 cadets who will be gathered to listen and not in a field, a stadium as has usually been the case there spread about six feet apart there. parents and family members are at a different venue watching all of this virtually, so while they are eager no doubt to see and hear from the president of the united states, at least for mom and dad it will have to be done electronically. we ar

you know, on fox business right here, neil cavuto, why aren't these big corporations putting jobs in south side of chicago, in east st. louis, illinois, in camden, new jersey. nike, can't make sneakers in compton, california. they will do slave labor in some country which name i can't even pronounce? time for corporate america to go back to the top 10 inner disof united states of america, bring back manufacturing here away from china. away from these countries using slave labor and rebuild these inner-cities, with what, neil? jobs. neil: you know that is not a bad idea. i will steal that one as my own, by the way. i want to ask, i think, i think the genie is out of the bottle on doing something about reining in police departments, whether it goes too far owe defunding issue you raised, who knows. i found this story hypocritical, l.a. city council leader reining in on defunding the police, eliminating police, we only come to discover that council leader gets to and fro with a security detail. i'm leaving aside big hollywood names who have the same security detail. i'm not begrudging s

live i am neil cavuto very good to have you let's get the latest on what we are looking at with ray bogan a look at the crowd and the protesters which seems all friendly thus far? reporter: good morning to you, neil we want to give a quick look at the security measures that are in place. there is about a six-block perimeter around the center and there are armed members of the national guard here a vehicle barrier and then we'll show you the pedestrians in a moment but we're in an area with a lot of merchandise and people walking around and you can see that line to get in is building and those people are waiting at about a 10-foot pedestrian fence. you can't get any farther than that if you don't have a ticket and as you mentioned, the mayor is expecting somewhere in the range of 100,000 people to be here tonight, so it's going to be very very busy. now, yesterday the mayor put out an emergency order which has since been rescinded but there were a couple of key lines in there that are still important in terms of safety and security. one is that he had received intelligence from local

welcome everyone, i am in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." we have coverage in minneapolis where independent autopsy results on george floyd have just been released. laura ingle in times square in new york city where an 11:00 p.m. curfew has just been announced. let's begin with steve. steve. >> david, the floyd family attorney and giving details from the independent autopsy from two pathologist. the official autopsy said asphyxiation was not determined to be the direct cause of death of george floyd. now, this private autopsy commissioned by the family does find that asphyxia was the cause. it said direct pressure on george floyd's neck prohibited movement of blood to his brain. the pressure on his back stopped him from breathing. this new autopsy called for by the family really points to the charge of first-degree murder. throughout the day, we have been watching a peaceful prayer vigil. once again, and other large daytime gathering of people protesting, chanting, expressing support for the family and calling for people to vote and calling

thanks for joining us on "cavuto: coast to coast." charles, it's all yours. charles: connell, thank you very much. good afternoon. i'm charles payne, "making money" now, the biggest swoon many thought would end the rally but the market bounced back. covid-19 dominating headlines. but there are challenges in this market you should know about. i'm seeking answers from some of the best in the business and if any are looking to buy this dip. >>> president trump welcoming to the polish president. we're expecting the president to speak in 20 minutes. we'll bring the comments live when we get them. >>> will americans get another round of stimulus? i will ask republican congressman roger wicker. more on that in "making money". ♪. charles: so today's headlines are focused on a rise in covid-19 cases although that has been the headline during the eight-day rally for nasdaq. of course, sick out of eight-day winning streak for the s&p. i had other concerns, including the concentration of winners in just a few stocks. i'm not just talking about those momentum darlings. on

i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world." now it's six blocks. many argue it could continue for some time and spread from there. dan springer on the zone that has a lot of cities and no less than the president of the united states are watching one closely. >> i think a lot of people around the country think it's going to be utter chaos but the reality is that a lot of people in seattle including the mayor, is taking a laws a fair attitude. her first news conference since this broke monday and they vacated the precinct, she was asked by cnn how it was going to end, when it's going to end and she said we don't know. it could be the summer of love. this is going to go on for a while. clearly she's not taking this as seriously as some of her residence. she compared this barricaded autonomous zone as a gay pride festival and set her main concern about getting police officers back in the area is she doesn't want to create a flash point for violence. her police chief seems to have a very different opinion. we got the inside look at the precinct yesterda

welcome everybody, i'm a neil cavuto, and this is "your world." world and the entire floyd case. we begin with the latest from annapolis and how all this is being taken in by crowds. >> as you mti

our own neil cavuto will be joined by real estate icon barbara corcoran for an america together openhall. if you have questions on the changes to the housing landscape amid the pandemic, you can send a video of yourself to fox business, on facebook or instagram or email us at invest in you @foxbusiness.com for a chance to be featured on tuesday, july 9th, on fox business. we'll be right back. . hold on one second... sure. okay... okay! safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! he's here. he's right here. - hi! - hi. hey! - that's totally him. - it's him! that's totally the guy. safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. ♪ ♪ connell: this was an unexpected blow to some college athletes, students are now trying to fight back after brown university demoted eight of its varsity sports teams to club sports status. the attorney, remy spencer, joins us on that. going to throw up the sports just so

the nypd commissioner was on with neil cavuto earlier and he said when he does these listening sessionseighborhoods in minority neighborhoods, he always hears that they want more police to keep criminals from running roughshod over people who are vulnerable in their neighborhoods. they're not asking for fewer police. the president has been able to really do this both ways. he's been able to condemn the murder, or the killing of george floyd, and then he's also been able to say we are going to defend law enforcement, uphold law and order, and we believe that the majority of police in this country are good people who are doing good things to protect the neighborhoods that needed them most. so biden has done a pretty poor job of being able to thread the needle and do both of those things at the same time. >> juan: thanks, katie. dana, the polling on this is like two-thirds of americans disapprove of president trump's reaction in the wake of the george floyd killing and the protests. but the question then becomes for the far left, hey, you get either biden or trump in november. you've got t

welcome everybody, i'm a neil cavuto, and this is "your world." fast developments this world and the entire floyd case. we begin with the latest from annapolis and how all this is being taken in by crowds. >> as you mentioned, we are waiting by and as soon as the attorney general o oxen come it will go to that. speech and has been with second-degree murder. the three officers involved, we know based on court files and documents that has been filed that they have been charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder. those charges in minnesota, they face up maximum sentence of 50 years in prison and a final $20,000 if they are convicted on both counts. it lays out a lot of what we already knew. george floyd was held on the ground for nearly 9 minutes. alexander kane, one of the former officers was pressing down on his back. former officer watched and kept a growing crowd at bay. as he mentioned, bail set at a million dollars. the accounts they have been charged with, this is much of what the protests over the last week had been as protesters h

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i am a neil cavuto. this is "your world." i'm starting a little late today to explain the comments that came up today. on the coronavirus for example, she was still saying that she believes we are making progress here and so does that president. it occurs on the same day at the president challenger for the presidency joe biden took to a form in delaware to say that the president has failed to protect the american people and dr. apache said that no one should take this very likely. talking about us and the fears that if we don't handle this right, that this could quickly coalesce into something even more serious than a hundred thousand deaths a week if it were to half the size he appeared in the meantime, they read we got from those who requested other health officials is this -- will talk to senator rand paul about that. so guarded and so tentative, it is actually bordering on being irresponsible. the senator here on that. we will have joe manchin come out the democratic senator who is no fan of the way this has been handled

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welcome, everybody i am neil cavuto and this is your world. in texas, spurred a lot of this activity today. >> in fact, we are about an hou or so away from texas releasing the updated numbers. i can tell you that over the last three days, this state reported more than 1700 or, 17,000 new coronavirus cases again over three day period of time. another thing to watch as the positivity rate prayed that als climbed in this state to about ten and a half percent over the last couple of days. in response today, the texas governor announced a new set of executive orders that not only requires bars to close, which happened at noon local time, only allowed to remain open in the delivery with carryout capacity but restaurants much reduced capacity from 75 percen to 50 percent. that starts on monday, but he' also halted elective surgeries in four of the state's largest cities, dallas, houston, austin and san antonio. the intention as to free up hospital beds and resources to accommodate the latest surge. more than 4700 people are now i texas hospitals, tha

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we broke this story earlier, i have added new details for this report, when we did the outlines on cavutof questions from viewers saying why would nancy pelosi want to help donald trump. because what they are forgetting is that both sides have a political issue here. pelosi wants to aid states and cities and municipal workers. some of this money will go there, particularly to blue states, new york, illinois, which is in the middle of a massive budget crisis, california. trump obviously, the gop side of this, they want to push unemployment down below 9% and have as a talking point going into november that the economy is improving dramatically. you know, as you know, trump is -- the president is well behind in the polls, but you know, he does get better marks from voters on the economy and if he can get that number down, show things are improving, the republicans think they have a shot in november. so that's why both sides are doing it. again, liz, heavy lifting of this is not now. we are just getting the bits and pieces. people are talking about it. heavy lifting begins in a couple weeks,

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i am neil cavuto and this is "your world." what to do in states like texas where they are running out of beds in intensive care units across the state and in florida or even shutting down the bars has done very, very little to ease the spike in cases. then we got news out of new jersey at the outdoor dining thing that was supposed to switch to indoor dining, governor phil murphy putting that off indefinitely. then word of the broadway community in new york. no shows the rest of this year. january at the earliest. you get the idea. later on we will tell you that as distressing as some of this news was, there were some constructive developments including the makeup of those numbers and why some are seizing on them as proof that there is better news they are those headlines indicate. right now, steve harrigan with the latest in atlanta. >> 14 states across the country now either pausing their economic reopening or taking a step back putting in new restrictions. new jersey is the latest. they were supposed to start indoor dining o