well chris fox has been trying to find ways to be heard above the background noise.s possible to see whether machine—learning can clean up ouraudio. you might have seen online, a lot of gamers are really excited that nvidia, the graphics card maker, is testing some noise cancelling technology. it's called rtx voice, and to try it out, i have a professional microphone here and a high—end gaming laptop with an nvidia rtx graphics card. and on this side, i have an ordinary laptop running some software called crisp, which says it can do the same thing without the expensive graphics card. the first test is a noisy city apartment. i've left the doors open so we can hear the trains going past. the washing machine is on and, for good measure, this speaker is blasting out the sound of a dog barking. ok, i can heara train going past now. so let's turn on the noise cancellation... and what nvidia says it's doing here is using al on the graphics card on a bit of spare capacity you may not be using while gaming to do the noise cancellation. train horn 0k, we have a train going pa

well chris fox has been trying to find ways to be heard above the background noise.ch noise as possible to see whether machine—learning can clean up our audio. you might have seen online, a lot of gamers are really excited that nvidia, the graphics card maker, is testing some noise cancelling technology. it's called rtx voice, and to try it out, i have a professional microphone here and a high—end gaming laptop with an nvidia rtx graphics card. and on this side, i have an ordinary laptop running some software called crisp, which says it can do the same thing without the expense graphics card. the first test is a noisy city apartment. i've left the doors open so we can hear the trains going past. the washing machine is on and, for good measure, this speaker is blasting out the sound of dog barking. ok, i can heara train going past now. so let's turn on the noise cancellation... and what nvidia says it is doing here is using al on the graphics card on a bit of spare capacity you may not be using while gaming to do the noise cancellation. 0k, we have a train going past.

chris fox, coming through loud and clear! and that's it for this week., you can keep track of the team, albeit from hom, on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. tell you what, if i'm brave enough, i might even put the trim online. don't hold me to it, though. i tell you what, why not send out send us your photos of your lockdown haircut disasters? make me feel better. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello. it's hard to overstate just how different our weather will be by the end of sunday, certainly in the feel of things out there as it turns much colder across the uk. the cold accentuated by a strengthening wind as well. more cloud around, too, the chance of seeing a bit of rain. sunday begins with the cold air already in place in scotland, and then it surges south across the uk. cold arctic air coming our way, so very different from what we've had. now, these are the temperatures to start the day. already frosty across northern scotland, even a bit of snow lying to relatively low levels in some spots. icy in plac

chris fox, coming through loud and clear! and that's it for this week.out the week, you can keep track of the team, albeit from hom, on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. tell you what, if i'm brave enough, i might even put the trim online. don't hold me to it, though. i tell you what, why not send out send us your photos of your lockdown haircut disasters? make me feel better. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello, expect a marked difference to the feel of the weather as we go through the week ahead. in fact, for some, it's already arrived. these were the temperatures first thing on sunday morning. as you can see, across scotland, temperatures in the low single figures. ahead of the weather front that is bringing the colder air, still relatively mild. that cold air will push steadily south as we go through the day. the wind strengthening as the cold front moves through. the gusts of wind could be 30 or a0 mph and that will make it feel quite cold out there, on exposed coasts. here is the weather front. the rain

chris fox, coming through loud and clear! and that's it for this week.t the week, you can keep track of the team, albeit from hom, on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. tell you what, if i'm brave enough, i might even put the trim online. don't hold me to it, though. i tell you what, why not send out send us your photos of your lockdown haircut disasters? make me feel better. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. very chilly out there at the moment. the cold weather which arrived on sunday is here to stay for the next few days. it's certainly not going to be warming up in a hurry. here's the cold front on the satellite picture, which swept across the uk. and behind it, cold airsurging in from the northern climes, all the way from the arctic, and spreading into other parts of europe through early monday as well. and, as i say, that is going to stick around for a few days. now, overall, monday is going to be a bright if not sunny day. but at times it will cloud over, and we are expecting some showers, particularly acros

chris fox, coming through loud and clear! and that's it for this week.ek, you can keep track of the team, albeit from hom, on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. tell you what, if i'm brave enough, i might even put the trim online. don't hold me to it, though. i tell you what, why not send out send us your photos of your lockdown haircut disasters? make me feel better. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello there. our weekend is definitely a tale of two halves, with the best of the sunshine and the warmth reserved for today. take a look at shropshire earlier on — not a cloud in the sky. just as beautiful but a little more threatening across the highlands, with some dark leaden skies. there was quite a lot of cloud in scotland and it's producing some rain today as well. this is the satellite picture where the thick cloud is sitting to the north. not much in the way of cloud across much of england and wales, that's where the best of the sunshine and the warmth is going to be today. some of that rain to the north—wes

well chris fox has been trying to find ways to be heard above the background noise.see whether machine—learning can clean up ouraudio. you might have seen online, a lot of gamers are really excited that nvidia, the graphics card maker, is testing some noise cancelling technology. it's called rtx voice, and to try it out, i have a professional microphone here and a high—end gaming laptop with an nvidia rtx graphics card. and on this side, i have an ordinary laptop running some software called crisp, which says it can do the same thing without the expensive graphics card. the first test is a noisy city apartment. i've left the doors open so we can hear the trains going past. the washing machine is on and, for good measure, this speaker is blasting out the sound of a dog barking. ok, i can heara train going past now. so let's turn on the noise cancellation... and what nvidia says it's doing here is using al on the graphics card on a bit of spare capacity you may not be using while gaming to do the noise cancellation. 0k, we have a train going past. so, same experiment a

that doesn't for us, stay tuned for chris wallace, "fox news sunday" is up next pray thank you for joining us. eric: thank you for watching, stay with us. >> in the midst of the pandemic, the u.s. faces another crisis as old as the nation. this is a "fox news sunday" special on minneapolis, race and rage in america. protesters calling for justice after the death of an unarmed black in police custody, minneapolis and st. paul and the fire is still smoldering our streets, demonstrators taken to the streets across the country over the death of george floyd and past incidents in their cities, the police officer at the heart of the floyd case faces charges of third-degree murder and manslaughter

chris fox, coming through loud and clear! and that's it for the short cut of click for this week.lease do try to check out the full length version, there's so much more great stuff in there — and you will find that on iplayer. you'll find us on social media throughout the week, youtube, facebook, instagram, and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we will see you soon. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in the home. from eliza hittman, writer—director of the brilliant beach rats, comes another drama that manages to combine the gritty authenticity of a documentary with the poetic sensibility of pure cinema. that looks like a positive. if it's positive, is there any way it could be negative? no. a positive is always a positive. in never rarely sometimes always, hittman investigates an urgent contemporary issue but does so through a coming—of—age story that presents a perfectly observed portrayal of female friendship. sidney flanigan is autumn, a 17—year—old from pennsylvania who discovers that s

so true, and that's why chris fox and kate russell are doing their best to get you back into peak physicalondition. spencer, i hope you've got your gym kit at the ready. already wearing it! joe wicks has become a national hero during lockdown, with his daily exercise classes for kids. when i was at school, i mostly tried to avoid pe, so if you're the kind of person who needs exercising to be dressed up as something a little more fun, here's my top picks for the lockdown. strictly come dancing star oti mabuse he has be making step—by—step dance classes for all ages and abilities. they're loads of fun to do, even if you don't have a partner. while olympic medal winners jadejones and bianca walkden, who also happen to be flatmates, take us through an easy taekwondo workout, which can be watched on the bbc sport website. loads more celebrity athletes have been getting in on the lockdown motivation action under the guise of the living room cup, a weekly challenge to go head—to—head with the pros. you will find them all on the nike training club app. just watching those challenges is exhausting!

. >> the question is what would happen if we have a pandemic, right on "fox news sunday". chris: hello again from fox news in washington. a nation already on edge pushed to the brink. the coronavirus claiming more than 100,000 lives in 40 million jobs, now the video recorded death of an unarmed black and in police custody acting like a match on a tinderbox. tens of thousands taking to the street overnight in more than 75 cities across the country. as some protests turn violent the national guard was deployed and curfews were imposed in more than two dozen cities. the most at one time since the civil unrest of the 1960s. that is our focus is our. in a moment, we will talk with minnesota attorney general keith ellison about the george floyd case and what it says about race in america in 2020. but first let's bring in math sin and minneapolis with the latest on another night of protest across the country. >> there has been a seemingly in those cloud of smoke and minneapolis, a combination of fires in teargas, the city has been under siege but it appears that law enforcement might h

now, time for a look at the weather with chris fox. hello there.of days, the weather has been a bit unsettled, hasn't it? with lots of showers. certainly, friday, no exception. so you can see the extent of all of those showers moving across the uk, and they brought with it some dramatic skies, double rainbow spotted around the area of essex, and a little bit further south it, and sussex, we have this dramatic bolt of lightning coming from the storm clouds, with hail mixed in as well. looking at the weather over the next few hours, there is still a few showers moving their way eastwards across england, only slowly clearing here. the showers will then tend to become confined, really coming to the northeast of scotland, where it's going to stay cloudy all night. temperatures 3—7dc. now, as far as the weekend goes, actually, we are going to see an improvement in the weather. there will be spells of sunshine, and for quite a few of us, it will stay dry. showers around, particularly across the north and east, but with lighter winds, it will feel just a e

so true, and that's why chris fox and kate russell are doing their best to get you back into peak physical the ready. already wearing it! joe wicks has become a national hero during lockdown, with his daily exercise classes for kids. when i was at school, i mostly tried to avoid pe, so if you're the kind of person who needs exercising to be dressed up as something a little more fun, here's my top picks for the lockdown. strictly come dancing star 0ti mabuse he has be making step—by—step dance classes for all ages and abilities. they're loads of fun to do, even if you don't have a partner. while olympic medal winners jadejones and bianca walkden, who also happen to be flatmates, take us through an easy taekwondo workout, which can be watched on the bbc sport website. loads more celebrity athletes have been getting in on the lockdown motivation action under the guise of the living room cup, a weekly challenge to go head—to—head with the pros. you will find them all on the nike training club app. just watching those challenges is exhausting! if you prefer to compete with people at the same le

so true, and that's why chris fox and kate russell are doing their best to get you back into peak physicalr gym kit at the ready. already wearing it! joe wicks has become a national hero during lockdown, with his daily exercise classes for kids. when i was at school, i mostly tried to avoid pe, so if you're the kind of person who needs exercising to be dressed up as something a little more fun, here's my top picks for the lockdown. strictly come dancing star 0ti mabuse he has be making step—by—step dance classes for all ages and abilities. they're loads of fun to do, even if you don't have a partner. while olympic medal winners jadejones and bianca walkden, who also happen to be flatmates, take us through an easy taekwondo workout, which can be watched on the bbc sport website. loads more celebrity athletes have been getting in on the lockdown motivation action under the guise of the living room cup, a weekly challenge to go head—to—head with the pros. you will find them all on the nike training club app. just watching those challenges is exhausting! if you prefer to compete with people at

here is chris fox.about keeping a record of who you have been around, so if you get ill they can be quickly warned that you may have passed on an infection. but once we're out of lockdown we can't possibly remember every person we have been close to for long enough to catch coronavirus, whether that's in a park, or on a train or at a party. in time is critical. and time is critical. what if one of these people later finds out they have covid—i9 and they might have given it to me? so governments around the world are proposing we use our phones to track who we meet, and critically, send instant cascades of alerts if somebody tests positive, so we can quickly go back into self isolation and stop the spread. several ideas about how this could work have been put forward. one way is to use gps satellite location data to keep a record of everywhere you go. then if you get ill, the system can warn people who have been nearby. but it goes without saying that asking people to keep a record of everywhere they have

time for a quick look at the weather prospects from chris fox.rossing skies and or thing in and wells. this was the scene over the reservoir in loxley valley near sheffield, you can see a patch of cloud there. it was a very weak cold front, not bring any rain, just a few patches of cloud, but the front itself separates the fresh air we have across the north of the uk to the relatively warm air we have further south. 0vernight across the southern areas of england and wales, we will have the highest temperatures. 13—1adc, but a fresher feel to weather for the north. temperatures. 13—1adc, but a fresher feel to weatherfor the north. bear in mind wednesday morning could start off of the few fog patches in southwest england, but for many it isa southwest england, but for many it is a sunny start of the day. northern ireland could see a patch of fog here, working towards western scotla nd of fog here, working towards western scotland in the afternoon. temperatures generally into the high teens, feeling world where we do see sunshine, highest temperatur

next here's chris fox explaining how the apps work.and strangers will get mine. if i then get ill and i will be able to declare my status in an app and add my key to a central database. for any my key to a central database. for a ny syste m my key to a central database. for any system like this to work it needs a big proportion of smartphone users to take part. if too few people take part the system is a lot less useful. and of course there are questions about how the data is stored and for how long it will be kept. here's the uk data regulator. my role as the independent regulator is to do robust audits on how the app is to do robust audits on how the app is actually performed and whether or not not recording or deletion of obsolete data is taken place. deletion of obsolete data is taken place. there are a few different kinds of apps being developed and trialled around the world. south korea is using cctv, and combining it with phone location and financial data, to track cases and then make the information public. concerns have been r

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all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ chris: hello again and happy mother's day from fox news in washingtonfor two months now, we've seen the devastating effect of the coronavirus on this country with more than 1.3 million cases and more than 78,000 deaths. but on friday, we got our best sense yet of the economic damage with official word the u.s. now faces the highest level of unemployment since the great depression. in a moment we'll speak with the secretary of the treasury, steven mnuchin, but first let's bring in david spunt with the fallout from the worst jobs report in the nation's history. david. >> reporter: chris, good morning. even president trump is having a hard time finding the silver lining, saying this week that he's not surprised by these numbers but the big question, chris, can president trump and the democrats come together for the good of those in need. the numbers are grim. almost 21 million americans lost their jobs in april, pushing the unemployment rate to 14.7%. >> it sounds like a horror movie, all the movies we see on tv, but it's a reality. >> we need food, my son

all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. months into the coronavirus pandemic, some 30 states are now easing their lockdown measures. even as cases here pass the 1.1 million mark, and health experts warn of a second wave. but there is a new medical breakthrough, the first drug that appears to help patients recover faster now cleared for use by the fda. in a moment, we'll talk exclusively with dr. deborah birx, coordinator of the white house coronavirus task force. but first, let's bring in mark meredith with the latest on the patchwork reopening of this country. mark. >> reporter: chris, protesters in several states continue to demand that governors loosen public health restrictions. some fear easing now may lead to a worse outbreak down the road. >> i know that people are itching to get back to work and i get it. >> reporter: michigan's governor is refusing to even as governors in many other states say now's the time to reopen. >> opening the parks back up is consistent with my safe smart step by step plan to reopen florida

well chris fox has been trying to find ways to be heard above the background noise. high—end gaming laptop with an nvidia rtx graphics card. and on this side, i have an ordinary laptop running some software called crisp, which says it can do the same thing without the expensive graphics card. the first test is a noisy city apartment. i've left the doors open so we can hear the trains going past. the washing machine is on and, for good measure, this speaker is blasting out the sound of a dog barking. ok, i can heara train going past now. so let's turn on the noise cancellation... and what nvidia says it's doing here is using al on the graphics card on a bit of spare capacity you may not be using while gaming to do the noise cancellation. 0k, we have a train going past. so, same experiment again — let's turn on the noise cancellation — there's the dog. and how does the laptop fare without the graphics card? this is just a software a! running on an ordinary laptop. next, we will test in a coffee shop. and since i can't go to a real one, i'm playing crowd noise from this

you've got senator tim scott on "fox news sunday" talking to chris wallace today calling on the president, address the nation. what do we need to see in terms of leadership at the state and the federal levels to stop this violence? >> well, what you need to do right now, not later but right now, you need to get the national guard in there. you need to get other law enforcement agents that are in there to see if there's going to be a violation of curfew. it is my understanding that they have moved the curfew up a few hours. finish that's good. -- that's good. i would like that curfew to go into process and into place before it gets dark. don't wait until it gets dark. go in there now. set up the curfew. lock up as many people as you have to, but you've got to maintain control.

here with the news at six and a couple of minutes, but first a look at the weather prospects with chris foxw days that's going to be the case. it will remain dry for most of us. it's going to be sunny and warm and by the weekend, for some, it will be very warm as temperatures climb from the mid to the high 20s in celsius. more clout, particularly in wales and northern england. you can see this, what is left of a very cold front. no rain, just a little patchy cloud breaking up and drifting southwards. 0vernight we could well see some low cloud form across the hills and coast of south—west england where there could be a few mist and fog patches here and there. a mild night particularly in the south of england, 13—14d in cardiff and london by the end of the night but fresher airfor and london by the end of the night but fresher air for northern england, northern ireland and scotland. however, over the next few days that warmer air in the south will be pushing northwards so there is going to be a warming trend to our weather over the next few days. wednesday, most of england and wales will have

in washington, chris jenkins, fox news. >>> governor gavin newsom says stage ii is a go allowing somees to reopen with modifications. now it is up to individual counties to decide how to proceed. >> we look forward to working with local partners to pull them in and have them help move forward. >> it is announcement we have been expecting. >>> cautious optimism this evening. here in the bay area six counties say they are ready to relax restrictions. meanwhile across the country, new numbers show nearly 40.2 americans filed unemployment. that will number to 33 million. the total number of claims here is more than 4 million during the a week since the shelter-in- place order began. >> governor newsom confirm the state is facing one of the

bernie mac, chris rock. red fox. eddie murphy,chapelle. martin. is on one. i got a lot of them. >> jimmy: do you ever have comics come over and they're not on the wall? >> i was talking to ellen, and i lied. i said she's on the other wall that you can't see. so that's the only time. >> jimmy: she's on our underpants. that seems like enough, doesn't it? over the weekend, you did something fun with your family. you guys camped in the back yard did this take place? >> yeah, yeah, man. a little camp night. right now you got to be creative, you got to come up with other things to do. so we ordered some tents, put the tents up. we got sleeping bags, the whole nine, and we didn't make it. >> jimmy: who put the tents up? >> you know what? >> jimmy: who assembled the tents. >> i'm not going to lie to you. i would love to sit up here, jimmy and say that i did it, but i can't live with myself after if i lie. but my security, my security helped with the tents, which means they basically, they basically did most of it, but i did a lot of it. me and the kids, w

as you saw, treasury secretary steve mnuchin joined chris wallace this morning on "fox news sunday" tok about that possible phase four relief package. listen. >> we just want to make sure that before we jump back in and spend another few trillion of taxpayers' money, that we do it carefully. >> reporter: i'm also following this story here at the white house that several staffers have tested positive for coronavirus in the west wing over the past week. three doctors on the coronavirus task force are now self-quarantining, you see them right there, commissioner steven hahn, dr. anthony fauci with the task force, agent cdc director robert redfield. all three came into contact with a staffer who tested positive. this week we know of two reported cases, the first a naval aide to the president who serves as a personal valet. the second, the vice president's press secretary, katie miller, she's in isolation. she put out a statement on twitter thank people for their well wishes. she was a frequent attendee at coronavirus task force meetings. she's married to stephen miller, a senior aide to pr

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secretary, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> chris, great to be back with you. chris: the official unemployment rate as we just reported for april is 14.7%. but that does not include the 7 million jobs lost since april 18, or the millions of workers not looking for jobs, or what are called the under-employed. so mr. secretary, what is the real unemployment rate in the united states as we talk today? >> chris, the real issue and the president and i understand this is the economic issues that american workers and american business are facing as a result of this virus and the decision to close the economy and that's the reason why the president wants to work with the states to safely reopen the economy so we can safely get people back to work. so these are very, very large numbers. these are not large numbers because of the economy wasn't doing well. these are large numbers because we've shut down the economy and i would just highlight the biggest component of this was in travel and retail and leisure and not a surprise. we've closed down major parts of the economy

chris: we will ask sunday panel if the presumptive democratic nominee needs to get back on the trail or keep quiet, all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ chris: and hello again on this memorial day weekend from fox news in washington. this holiday traditionally marks the unofficial start of summer, but there's nothing traditional this year as coronavirus deaths in the u.s. near 100,000. lockdowns ease and americans take their first steps into the new normal, president trump says he won't close the country again even if there's a second wave of the virus and there's some good news about the race for a vaccine. in a moment we will speak with dr. deborah birx, coronavirus task force, first let's bring in mark meredith with the latest on how americans are carefully celebrating this holiday weekend. mark. mark: chris, all 50 states are starting to ease restrictions. this weekend may be the first time that americans venture not out for work or groceries but for fun. >> to be out at least one day was great. >> mark: covid-19 hospitalization rates are falling giving americans more confident to revisit restaurants, salons an be

that's our fox report. chris: we'll ask dr. deborah birx, coordinator of the white house coronavirus task force when we can expect a vaccine. arkansas reopened even as it seize its largest single-day spike in new cases. we'll ask governor hutchinson about lifting restrictions and fears about a second wave. plus, protecting the most vulnerable. nursing homes, ground zero for so many covid-19 deaths. we'll ask about protecting the elderly. joe biden steps in it again. even from the confines of his home basement. >> if you have a problem figuring out if you are for me or trump you ain't black. chris: we'll ask if the presumptive nominee needs to get back on the trail or keep quiet. hello again on this memorial day weekend from fox news in washington. this holiday traditionally marks the unofficial start of summer. buff there is nothing traditional this year as coronavirus deaths in the u.s. near 100,000. as lockdowns ease and americans take their first steps into the new normal. president trump says he won't close the country agai

. >> harris: chris stirewalt, fox news politics editor, joins me now. it's very serious and sobering moment, chris, when you watch the team with the president now talking about the future. because we are so -- i think, at times -- mired in the moment. it's been a tough one for months now, a few months now. but now he is looking forward to read what i call the politics of hope. what is your take on how this plays politically? >> well, look, the president needs to do this very carefully, right? he said, "i am a war president, we are at war with this virus. this is what we are going to do. we will fight our way through this stuff, and i'm going to exercise its tournee powers. we will engage in extra neri spending, trillions and trillions of dollars. pardon me. trillions and jillions of dollars that we are going to spend and do, and assert all these great authorities." now he's trying to transition to normalcy. we've learned that there is a new normal, that's going to involve social distancing, that's going to involve, as he said, older teachers needing to s

all right now on "fox newsox sunday". chris: and hello again from fox news in washington.fter almost two months of lockdown, the u.s. is slowly o coming out of the worst of the covid-19 pandemic, the nation tops more than 1.4 billion cases of the coronavirus but some 48 states have at least partially reopened for business and recreation. in president trump has launched operation warp speed to find and distribute a vaccine years end. in a moment we will speak with former cdc director doctor tom frieden about where we are in dealing with their virus. but first let's bring in david spotts with the latest of the re-openings around the country. reporter: good morning, president trump is at camp david this weekend on the agenda of the vaccine development, any sustainable vaccine iswa month away and many americans are tired of waiting. the sun is out and so are thousands of restless americans hoping for a sense of normalcy. >> i don't want to go home anymore i want to be in the sun all day. reporter: beaches and boardwalks on both sides of the country reopen. in new jersey and ma

we just watched chris stirewalt, fox news political editor come together. just couple top lines. he heard chad say there what some of the sticking points where. they were kind of along political lines. shocker. >> [laughs] yeah. you know, i think what we need is you and me to do subtitles under these hearings so it can be senators talking and you can say "i'm in a really bad primary and need to show my mega maggot stripes, so i'm going to talk about this stuff." or, "i'm a white senator with a large minority population, so i need to bleed about the stuff." so much of these hearings is flannery , because it's not about getting answers, it's about posturing. much of this hearing is quite good. much of this hearing is quite revealing. i thought the way fauci that with rand paul is indicative of his overall approach. he tries to be humble, he tries to go easy, go slow, and when you have somebody like paul, the guy who brought the coronavirus to the republican senate lunch, scolding him thinking he knows everything, fauci could have gone right br for that and said, "why didn't you wea

they said it could be a record low , in washington chris jenkins, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the outbreak has changed a lot of people's plans and canceled some. others will keep traditions. joining me now to discuss those concerns is a local doctor. he said now's not the time to let down our guard? >> now was not the time to let down our guard. we've been working so hard to decrease the spread of the coronavirus. and we need to continue that this weekend. and remember that the coronavirus does not take the weekend off. if we go outside we need to keep the same precautions that we have had the last couple of months. >> let's talk a little bit more about that. on the scientific evidence says it's okay to go outdoors , with caveats? >> it's better to congregate outside we have space to maintain physical distance we also need to remember that cdc guidelines encourage gatherings remain under 10 people. that's important to remember. if there are people that are not in the same household, bring a mass , that's very important. a lot of my patients have asked what about a barbecue, what about the pool

on this fox news under, chris wallace will have the new jersey governor, and to check out your local fox news station, we will see you sunday. have a good weekend, thank you. new details about the michael flynn matter, what new document show about former fbi agent peter strzok did in a critical moment. plus the company behind the prominent drug set to ramp up reduction. i will speak to a doctor about that coming up. and kevin brady joins me to talk about how his state is starting to reopen as of today. ♪ hia, we know what makes the perfect schmear of cream cheese. the recipe we invented over 145 years ago and me...the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier. philadelphia. schmear perfection. dropping to near record lows, my team at newday usa is helping more veterans refinance than ever. the newday va streamline refi is the reason why. it lets you shortcut the loan process and refinance with no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $2000 every year. call my team at newday usa right now. >> there is an unfair target on the back of gener