christie: no. no. i have absolutely no interest in being in an legislative body. not my personality. i'm an executive branch guy. the legislative branch can have it. it's fine. but it's not for me. >> throughout your book you have a running joke that you don't want to be secretary of labor for president trump. if president trump wins ag second term, have you had discussions with him with joining the cabinet? gov. christie: absolutely no discussions about any jobs. the president is saying that karma.e bad carm he isn't going to be talking about. i have been offered seven different jobs and turned them all down. if there is a second term, if the president calls on me or asks me to do something, i will always listen and something that i feel drawn to and have a talent to help the country, i'll do it. but if i do it, i'm not looking or a title, father, u.s. attorney. i have plenty of titles. >> you had warm words for your friend larry hogan. are you going to back him in 2024 or are you thinking about y

christie: no. in campaignong with war, replacing the vice president of candidate goes along with a brokered convention. every four years we talk about it, the media talks about it with anticipation and it hasn't happened since 1960. and it's not happening now. in terms of a brokered convention. replacing the vice president of candidate will not happen. the president has great respect for the vice president. by the way no one votes for , number two on the ticket, bob. with a guy like donald trump, the ultimate alpha on top of the ticket, who is saying, but if he changed it from mike pence to someone else, then i would vote for him, thinking that that person would have enormous influence on the administration? i don't think so. donald trump is in charge and that's why the vice president of candidate is not in a place where you would want to change it for political reasons and the vice president has done a very good job and from what the president tells me -- amongre is no discussion kushner or other

, immediately they pointed me to christy.looked at christy, i thought she was dead. he was pupils were dilated. her blood pressure was nonexiste nonexistent. and these so close to death it's unbelievable. >> we got a phone call from dispatch, and i was told a mother and her children had been shot. when i got to the hospital, i was directed to interview the mother. >> so i stopped and got out and asked him what was the problem. he said, i want your car. and i said, you got to be kidding. i mean, how many people really do that in real life? they don't. >> her demeanor was flat. not one tear, even though she knew that sheryl had died. i jus do what's best. you know, if they got to die, they got to die, but don't let them suffer. >> her demeanor at the hospital did not conform to a traditional mother whose children had been shot, two dead one seriously clinging to life. >> it was surreal. >> when i was finished taking care of christy, then i sought out her mother, and to my complete surprise, diane was nonemotional. not a tear in

martin and christi. sarah westwood, always good to see you.nk you. >>> president trump used the speech to claim a lot of progress on fighting coronavirus. sarah pointed out, it's worth repeating here. he made a baseless claim that health experts say it a lie. >> now we have tested almost 40 million people. by so doing, we showcases, 99% of which are totally harmless. >> want to get a reality check here from a cnn contributor, professor of biology specializing in immunology at dart mourt. good to see you again. i wanted to ask you first of all, about the reactions of the president. what is the medical, what is the scientific reality of this 99% he's talking about. >> i honestly can't find any reality to what he's talking about. i think he's saying that we've run so many tests and had so few deaths which doesn't seem right. we know that somebody that tests negative today can test positive tomorrow. so how many tests we run is not a good indicator of what is currently happening in the country. i'm not really sure where he's coming from with that

all reserve is there for christie one more question before we get the s. and p. is still on track to the best july in 7 years here in the united states what's helping that well a lot of the only thing that's pretty much helping is a massive fed stimulus because right now you have a lot of investors who are chasing this alpha because of all of this capital that's employ a lot of money and nowhere to park except for u.s. equities in order to get returns because basically with interest rates so low you can't really park in treasuries if you're chasing off on and with no planet to change those interest rates for now at least the federal reserve is what they're saying i mean i'm sure it will only continue to go where it will go from here. the c.e.o. of openness and west coast christie i thank you both so much for breaking this down for us thank you. on tuesday officials from the united states and australia are holding their annual summit where the conversation is expected to include plans for future exercises in the south china sea this is amid the increasing tensions

. >> christie smith has a look at efforts to keep people safe and physically distanced. >> reporter: a sunny weekend in oakland where tim stops by. he's heard the city has asked people to give the lake a break amid the pandemic. >> i understand the position. but people are tired of being crammed up in their apartment. >> reporter: the city has noted crowded weekends and taken steps to report it. >> i think now is lighter. >> reporter: people are urged to avoid gatherings in backyards and parks, avoid clustering and spread out. the roots community health center which shared data that in july 40% of covid cases were tied to people at family events and parties, almost double the rate of those at work. >> i see folks not wearing masks at all, sharing food, drinks, smoke. we've got to do better than this. >> reporter: oakland saw a big surge and enforcement teams were expected to address vendors without permits. and park ambassadors were out too. >> as long as people are social distancing, we have to have somewhere to be able to go in the city. >> reporter: meantime, people stopped by for

or around the world, i'm christi paul. >> and i'm martin savidge. it is saturday, the fourth of july. this, of course, is "cnn newsroom." as this nation celebrates an independence day unlike any we have ever seen before, and that's of course due to the pandemic, health experts say don't let your guard down this holiday weekend. >> the concern is big gatherings, the barbecues, the beaches, to watch fireworks, that all could increase the infection rate even more. so states are adding to safety measures that they have already included. they're enforcing rules at beaches, from the west coast to the east. some places are closing them entirely, in fact, such as southern california of the and in new hampshire, the beach is open. i want to give you a live look at where crowds are already apparently starting to gather this morning. it looks like the weather might be a little dicey too, martin. >> the u.s. is entering this holiday weekend after reporting more than 50,000 new cases. that is for a third straight day. 37 states are seeing an increasing trend of

we start with christie smith. she is live. christie? >> reporter: i want to show you first off what the parking lot looks like next to the beach here in pacifica. now consider it is a wednesday afternoon, and there are quite a few people out here. the governor ordered parking lots to be closed at all state beaches. but the mayor here in pacifica says she wants to do more to make sure that the crowds stay away. and mayor deirdra martin says what they saw in memorial day was in her words, out of control. this year fourth of july is on a saturday, and they want to make sure that they don't see a repeat. she is going to follow the governor's orders by closing parking lots, but also plans to close beaches. >> the state of california is not mandating the closure of beaches this weekend, but we are modifying our parking facility operations and closing them to traffic. >> the governor has closed our parking lots, and the city of pacifica has decided to close our beaches this year from sunrise friday morning to sunrise monday morning. >> i think

where waiting for them and pretty much what christie's was saying is that it was not european dealers that all the objects from the original owners are there they are free to sober you know their words it's all ok to sell the west a little by someone else. this is basically what we mean and i think that is wrong i don't think that that can be sourced in any legal proceeding. around the world from russia this is r.t. international still to come this saturday morning chinese media is taking aim at the u.s. secretary of state accusing him of stirring up trouble between beijing against india as the to work out that simmering border dispute in the wake of last month's deadly military encounter just one of the stories about lined up for you so this was back. you can't be both with yeah you like. the world is driven by a dreamer shaped by the one person that i respect. dares thinks. we dare to ask. again chinese media zeroing in on washington's top diplomat now finding tensions between china and india secretary of state might pohnpei oh lord it india for banning chinese mobile apps the 2 nei

when the european did as well waiting for that and pretty much what christie's was say is that he was not european dealers that told the object from the original owners that data that free to sell them in other words is all paid to sell that was stolen by someone else. this is basically what they're claiming and i think that is wrong and i don't think that that can be sustained in any legal proceeding. facebook has admitted to letting 3rd party developers improperly access users' personal data again the company has repeatedly promised to clean up its act but thousands of absence of continued gathering users' data long after they stopped using the marquis's jacqueline vogel look into why the social media giant apparently is not learning from past mistakes. facebook might want to go ahead and make their motto sorry about that just to save us all some time it'll come as a surprise to no one that there is once again that been a privacy breach of the book this time it's nothing earth shattering but the company does estimate around 5000 developers were able to gather information on users lo

where the european dealers well we didn't for them and pretty much what christie's was seen is that it was not european dealers that all the objects from the original owners are there they're free to sell them you know other words it's all ok to sell the west only by someone else this is basically a way that we any and i think that is rum and i don't think that that can be sustained in any legal proceeding. there is a sense of deja vu for those heading the like button facebook submitted letting 3rd party developers improperly access users personal data again the company has repeatedly promised to clean up its act but thousands of ops have continued gathering users to enter long after those people stop using them checking booga looks into why the social media giant are partly is not learning from past mistakes . facebook might want to go ahead and make their motto sorry about that just to save us all some time it'll come as a surprise to no one but there's once again it been a privacy breach the book this time it's nothing earth shattering but the company does estimate around $5000.00 d

well waiting for there and pretty much what christie's was saying is that it was not european dealers that stole the objects from the original owners or they are free to sell them in other words it's all ok to sell the west only by someone else this is basically a way that we i mean and i think that is round i don't think that can be sustained in any legal proceeding. chinese media is 0 in on washington's top diplomat for fanning tensions between china and india secretary of state mike pompei a lot in india for banning chinese mobile apps amid a simmering territorial row the reach the deadly pake just last month we welcome india's ban on certain mobile apps that can serve as an appendage of the c.c.p. surveillance state india's clean apple approach will boost india's sovereignty. will also boost india's integrity and national security is the indian government cell itself has stated acting like a cheerleader the u.s. is guaranteed india with no real investment but inspiring lip service it will not benefit india's development if the country is captivated by empty talk anyone with the si

wellington florida and pretty much what christie's was saying is that it was not european dealers that stole the objects from the original owners or they are free to sell them you know other words it's all ok to sell the west only by someone else. this is basically what i mean. i don't think. you need to go. use a brief let's start in seattle which has seen a hit and run incident involving 2 black lines mounted protesters after a driver sped through a freeway closed for demonstrations of a vehicle struck 2 women in the road who flew into the air before landing on the ground one life threatening injuries the other is in a serious condition the car was stopped on the driver eventually taken into custody . bringing. at least 162 people i think. it's a jade mine in myanmar it's unknown at this stage how many more could in fact be missing as a tsunami of blood swept over workers at the site rescue services were seen transporting victims out of the flooded pit officials say dozens of people have also been hospitalized. as a battle against severe flooding and mudslides at least 2 people are k

when the european did as well waiting for that and pretty much what christie's was saying is that it was not european dealers that drove the objects from the original or that they have they are free to sell them in other words if opaque to sell that westerners by someone else. this is business. i don't. care let's go around the world or for some news in brief starting in seattle which has seen a hit and run incident involving 2 block lives matter protesters after a driver sped through a freeway which had been closed for demonstrations the vehicle struck down 2 women in the road who flew into the air before landing on the ground at one has life threatening injuries the other is also in a serious condition we believe the car was stopped on the driver taken into custody . absolutely tragic day in myanmar at least $162.00 people killed after a landslide hit a mine there it is all known at this stage how many more could be missing in the asian nation a tsunami of mud swept over workers the science and rescue services were seen transporting victims out of the flooded pits officials saying

there has already been one tornado warning north northeast of corpus christi. there could be others arise and it's always to be anticipated and expected in the course of a hurricane coming on shore. in this regard, and also with flooding, it is so important that everybody in the region affected by the hurricane stay tuned to local news agencies and local alerts so you can be aware of a potential tornado in your region, potential rising waters in your region, so you can take the action recommended to make sure you can be as safe as possible. already, in response to this issued a, i have governor's disaster declaration for 32 counties in texas. this provides the governor the ability to waive administrative rules that may hinder the response of the recovery. this declaration provides texas the ability also to ask the federal government for assistance in response to hurricane hanna. i'm also issuing a federal emergency disaster declaration request. this request is for public assistance, direct financial assistance, and hazard mitigation assistance. for public assis

civil war but the auction house christie's insists that the sale was legitimate. these objects are being lawfully sold having been publicly exhibited and previously sold over the last decades prior to christie's involvement the curator of nigeria's national museum says the works should be repatriated and compensation paid he also appealed to other auction houses to stop sales of artifacts suspected of being looted during the war evoking the black lives matter movement a petition to try and stop the christie's auction said that racial injustice applies not only to the black body but also to black culture and identity the sale went ahead anyway with of the 2 wooden figures selling for nearly a quarter of a $1000000.00 a member of nigeria's national commission for museums told us that there is no doubt that our dealers pocketed trophies of war. these cultures that i was a particularly interested in were taken in may to 6869 while there was a civil war going on in a chair and these were stolen. from their original owners and shipped across the border. where the europe

well we did in florida and pretty much what christie's was seeing is that it was not european dealers that all the objects from the original owners are there they are free to sell them you know other words it's all ok to sell the west only by someone else this is basically a way that we i mean i'm a big daddy's rum and i don't think that that can be sourced in any legal proceeding. ok returning now to the u.s. where another protest hot spot seattle seen a hit and run incident involving 2 victims after a driver sped through a freeway closed for a demonstrations the vehicle struck 2 women in the road who flew into the air before landing on the ground one has life threatening injuries on the other is also in a serious condition the car was stopped the driver later taken into custody. at least $162.00 people have been killed after a landslide hit a jade mine in myanmar it's still all known how many more could be missing in the asian nation as a tsunami of mud swept over workers at the site rescue services were seen transporting victims of the flooded pit officials say as of now a 54 peopl

one in every 50 o 50 people in s christi is infected. are you preparing to accommodate the evacuees and keep everyone safe from contracting or spreading the virus? >> well, san antonio has really set a gold standard with regard to disaster response, multiple hurricanes, natural disasters and other emergencies of different kinds. so we are prepared. we've gone through several different drills, tabletop exercises, four in the last several weeks, to deal with a hurricane evacuation, should it happen, in the midst of coronavirus. obviously, it's going to be a lot different than before because evacuations are the anti-thesis of physical distancing but we are prepared. we have in this case not just shelters but also hotel rooms at the ready, should there be some sort of voluntary or mandatory evacuation, which there isn't at this point. it looks like hurricane hanna will be a significant event but not an evacuation event. if that's true, this is our opportunity to stand up and be ready because we think this is going to be a fairly active hurri

evoking the black lives matter movement a petition to try and stop christie's auction said that racial injustice applies not only to the black body but also to black culture and identity the sale went ahead anyway with the 2 wooden figures selling for nearly a quarter of a $1000000.00 a member of nigeria's national commission for museums told us there is no doubt that our dealers pocketed trophies of war. these cultures that i was a particularly interested it were taking it to $6869.00 while there was a civil war going on in a chair and these were stolen. from down or original owners and shipped across the border. where the european. well we didn't for there and pretty much what christie's was seeing is that it was not european dealers that stall the objects from the original owners and they are free to sell them you know other words it's all ok to sell the west a little by someone else this is basically what they're clearing and i think that is rome i don't think that that can be sourced in any legal proceeding. facebook has admitted it to letting 3rd party developers improperly acces

we speak with the mayor of one of those cities, corpus christi, texas in a few minutes. we begin with steve harrigan, he's live in atlanta. >> reporter: congress returns to work this week, one of the key items on the agenda will be a coronavirus relief bill. it's expected to be a key debate over enhanced unemployment benefits. right now, as many as 25 million americans are getting an extra $600 each week, that's a program that costs about $15 billion a week, a number of democrats said they hope to extend that program through january. but other republicans object saying it's a disincentive to return to work. many of the people receiving that $600 earn more by staying at home. in the meantime, the cdc funding could also be a potential flash point. the white house has been very critical of cdc performance. they're asking for more funding for testing and for contact tracing. the last relief bill was in march, $2.2 trillion. the next one is expected to be the last major relief bill before the election. arthel. arthel: steve harrigan, thanks for that report there in atlanta. >

now that the sun's coming up here in corpus christi, we're seeing some of the damage.rs here along the bay side have been damaged and if not, destroyed. along the gulf of mexico, one of the piers that survived hurricane harvey, the last big one, that one badly damaged. harvey came through the end of august. this named storm hanna came through in july. gamee eanng u be qued of the storm, especially across the rio grande valley. you see it on the radar. tropical storm warnings still gusting up, and straight on through tonight with more rain bands that will be coming through throughout the day before this thing spins out and winds down in mexico. tracking hurricane douglas as we mentioned, timpacts on to oahu impact. it won't be until this weekend until it passes the hawaiian islands. this has the chance of becoming the next named storm, and >>> good morning from our east bay hills camera, looking at fog. it will be a warm day here. temperatures will climb to the 80s >>> this weather report sponsored by state farm, one of many insurance companies that will likely be busy

we have the mayor with us this morning from corpus christi. i'm sorry, because it was just a month ago or so when you had several days in a row of zero new cases. now, yesterday, 500 new cases, why did this happen? >> well, i think it's a combination of things. we were going along like you said very well, very pleased with what we were -- we were having our problems but i think it's a combination down here, we closed the beaches on easter, but we allowed them open on memorial day. we took traffic counts for memorial day weekend and we were having 25,000 cars a day going out to the beach and the cars have anywhere from a two to five people in it. you have combine that with all of the high school and college graduations that were going on and our comfortableness of how well we were doing relatively speaking to the rest of the country, i think we let our guard down as the public did and started to go out too much. started going to the bars. it started spreading. one of the things -- excuse me. go ahead. >> we should tell people, you closed the ba

of transformative research and co-host christy i thank you both for being here today christy one of the expectation. from a new stimulus package well right now consensus expecting roughly one to 1.5 trillion in this new package especially in light of the carrying growth momentum so right now looks like risk is kind of skewed to the upside as last week was the 3rd consecutive week that the market has advanced and those games came as a left out from tech names into the most. in my stimulus lawmakers quickly. they were having a little bit of trouble with christie's mike here so so i actually told him what are what are you actually i mean 1st listen to this i compared with with other governments around the world the u.s. has shown a creepy of fiscal fatigue if you will and with president trump downplaying the severity of the outbreak there is some consideration around rolling back some of the stimulus going into next year now this time around this next round of stimulus is already baked in but what about after that are we going to see this go into next year it is there any other alternative

nbc bay area's christie smith in hayward right now. straighten it out for us, christi. >> i tell you, restaurant managers and even neighbors here in hayward say that the rules changed very late and there was initially uncertainty about what to do. but i want to show you what it looks like right now. the city is saying that it's going through with the street closure that was already planned, and they will support restaurants who take part. it's happening. and one manager says his crowd seemed smaller though, and maybe that's because of the confusion. in hayward at ion coffee, food and drinks are to go. patio tables that were recently allowed outside in the loosening covid restrictions are packed up. >> alameda county, they said we have to shutdown. >> reporter: the county learned of state guidance in a way that would affect them, announcing it late friday night. restaurants left only to provide take out and delivery service. wineries and bars are also dealing with the same restrictions now. francisco is on the city council. he says he l

christie quÉ comenzaste a sentir?estos, yo no me quito la mascarilla y me consta que obviamente la hemos alan: ahora el paso es el siguiente, estamos aislados de nuestros hijos, de los pequeÑos, estÁn con la nana aislados, es tambiÉn gracias a dios. nuevamente repito que ustedes han sido parte fundamental del asunto,posiblemente puede llegar a tener pero que los niÑos es mucho mÁs tranquilo el problema, estamos muy pendiente del tema, los mayores ya se estÁn haciendo la prueba el dÍa de hoy, los grandes, mis hijos mayores vamos a ver lo que sucede con esta situaciÓn todo el mundo que estuvo cerca de nosotros este fin de semana se tendrÁ que hacer la prueba vamos a ver lo que sucede. christie: al dÍa de hoy ellos no tienen ningÚn sÍntoma. dr.juan: le pregunto si ustedes tienen que ver hacia atrÁs en las Últimas semanas, algo que hubiesen hecho distinto? alan: la verdad, es que como bien dices, nos conoces como estamos, en despierta amÉrica se me hace muy extraÑo y por eso repito que quizÁs algÚn restaurante donde hayam

martin and christi. >> sara westwood at the white house.very much. >>> breaking news right now. president trump signed an extension of the paycheck protection program into law this morning. the house unanimously passed the extension less than 24 hours after the program ended this week. now congress created that program, remember, to help small businesses keep employees on their payrolls during nationwide closures because of the coronavirus pandemic. >> applications for the funds can be submitted through august 8th. there was more than $130 billion remaining when the program closed and that was tuesday night. >>> so coming up in the early days of epidemic, you know we have been talking about this, ventilators appeared to be key to helping covid-19 patients survive. now doctors are changing their approach when it comes to using them. we're talking to a doctor next about the risk of ventilators. >>> plus, after facing mounting pressure, the washington redskins could be one step closer to changing their controversial name. we'll have more on th

yeah absolutely i think christie was spot on there and the reality is this is that when we talk about what's happening with wall street you have an entirely different set of principles in effect as compared to what's happening on main street so we're talking about the wall street effect absolutely look there's cheap money out there the fed is pumping tons of money into the into the system and as chrystia likes to say i'm quoting here you know a bad news is good news right so it's that kind of mentality on main street however where small businesses are operating number one is you both have pointed out these numbers are 2 weeks old but number 2 and this is very important to remember too that even for businesses that are open at this point the ones that have not been really shut down the ones that are reopen are still only able to operate at half capacity you're allowed to have half as many people inside of restaurants in many cases staff is not back 100 percent and so you have reduced hours you have fewer people working and so it's going to take time to get back to where you're supposed

and swan christy let's start with the obvious question here the numbers smashed expectations is there something we're missing here there seems to be a bit of a disconnect from reality where we're seeing more states halt their reopening or even close back down where is this economy going. you know so job growth and who leads but i think it's way too soon to say that the economy is roaring back the thing is the government survey this came out in the middle of the month so it doesn't actually account for all the suspensions or rollback so you're talking about in the regions hit by this resurgence and coronavirus cases and even though it was a good employment it's still at 9.6 percent below its february level with job gains and more importantly we're talking about wage growth here far slower on average so average hourly earnings fell about 1.2 percent from may and the average workweek also slipped at 34.5 hours and right now a new jobless claims are still pretty high up there with another 1400000 americans filing so right now the industries that have hired the most are primarily in leisur

christie? >> reporter: the mayor was very direct about this. san francisco is going backward. she said we need to get this virus under control. time is running out, and the decisions you make matter. >> we have flattened this curve once, and we must do it again. >> reporter: san francisco mayor london breed didn't mince words as covid-19 hospitalizations are on the rise. san francisco is now on the state's watch list. >> meaning we need to follow the state restrictions even though we were given a variance not too long ago to move forward more quickly with our reopening. >> reporter: indoor malls and nonessential offices will need to close monday except for basic operations. she then explained one factor behind the city's surge in new cases. >> what i'm afraid of is the complacency. people are tired of the virus, but the virus is not tired of us. >> reporter: reopening is paused until conditions improve. >> we were hoping that it was going to be this last monday. >> reporter: pete sitnik at water bar and epic steak offers outdoor dining and is grateful that people are coming bu

and here's what things look like in corpus christi.ers say lots of rain falling and conditions are quickly deteriorating. what's more? officials are also worried about a threat beyond mother nature. this whole region has been hit extremely hard in recent weeks, with coronavirus. >> if you plus go to a -- if you must go to a community or center, follow the guidelines from the cdc for protecting yourself and the families. >> the tropics are very active right now. we're also watching something out in the pacific ocean. that's hurricane douglas which is threatening the hawaiian islands. still not clear if douglas will make an actual landfall. if it does, it would be sometime tonight or even through tomorrow, but watches and warnings of various kinds are in effect for the big island, ohau, maui and kauai counties. >> it is forecasted to affect the islands significantly. stay away from the shores as we do expect storm surge as well as high surf. >> hawaii has recently experienced an up tick of covid-19 infections, so the governor there said

there is the eyewall, crossing inland south of corpus christi. the latest on the storm, still a category 1 hurricane. i think between now and 11:00 our time tonight, the storm moving inland, we'll see hanna transition back to a tropical storm but potentially along the texas-mexico border we could see almost a foot of rain coming down. this is a tremendous rain producing storm even though the winds may not be as strong as other hurricanes have been obviously in the past. it's not quite as strong wind-wise but will pack a punch with potential for flooding rains. here's the latest on hurricane douglas. you see the winds at 90 miles per hour. this will weaken slightly as it moves off to the west. we have hurricane warnings for the island of oahu. by 8:00 tomorrow night we'll see winds of 75 miles per hour and perhaps a bigger impact on to the west near kauai. princeville, hanalei bay, and that island too will likely see its watch upgraded to a home, much more g tomorrow tranquil view of our 60s and 70s bayside and numbers overall even from the bay to

mayor joe mccomb of corpus christi, texas.re both mayors of two cities in two states in different moments in terms of this pandemic. mayor mccomb, first to you on the news, i want to get a sense of how things are for you in corpse kr corpus christi? >> we're experiencing a big explosion right now of numbers, of positive cases, which is a great concern, which has caused us to take the actions that we've taken in eliminating vehicular traffic started about 30 minutes, our time, 6:00 a.m. today, and will be running through july the 7th, at 6:00 a.m., to try to keep people from just crowding on the beach, that it's just unbelievable, the number of people that can get on there. we've -- our experience has been that the beach is not the problem, it's the fact that you get somewhere around 100,000 people here and it's after they go to the beach that they're going into the grocery stores, the convenience stores, hardware stores, sports shops, and that's where the spread, we feel like, is, is when people get together and let their guar

markets we're joined by boone was co-host christine and chief strategist of bubba trading todd horowitz christy let's start with you were headed into these earning sessions this week what are the expectations like going into as we kick off. well this is expected to be the absolute worst earnings season in years as analysts expect to see sharp profit declines and a long road to recovery ahead earnings are expected to fall about 44 percent which is the worst performance since the great recession so this week we have reports from all the major financial names as well as johnson johnson netflix and a few more so the financial sector in particular is expected to see more than a 52 percent decline in profits but variously marginally we saw last earnings season we expect the message to be a bit of a mixed bag because at this point the stock market and the economy have completely diverged and investors are already expecting the numbers are going to be bad so it's not so much as what the numbers are going to be but rather it's what the companies and management have to say going forward for instance is t