ros: sir david king, a former u.k.entificdvisor, on boris johnson's calculations. >> he is absolutely right. second wave is emerging.rope a ahead of europe is japan. jan had this virus very much under control. they have go into a second ve. more serious than the firsteven wave. what is rather surprising about all this news is, we might have been anticipating second waves when theinr came, when these are occurring wl before winter, in the middle of summer. so it is a matter of real concern. ros: david king scribing recent rising cases aa second wave. it is a term we have been hearing a lot, but there is no formal definition for what constitutes a second wave. perts say for one wave to have endet cases have to be brou under control and fall substantially, and then you need to see a second, substantial rise so these could be local flareups rather than constituting a cond wave. a senior scientist at johns hopkins doesn't think waves are useful term in describing a pandemic. when you are underwater, it is hard to tell how m

sir david king.creasingly concerned" about a "worrying resurgence" in several other countries, and urges people to be very cautious about foreign travel at this time. the uk government says it's looking at a range of options to manage the risk of people importing the disease, and our science editor david shukman looks at whether more testing could help. a sudden rise in coronavirus cases in kosovo. all over europe, there are local surges of new infections, but whether this amounts to a second wave is unclear. in germany, an outbreak at a farm in bavaria has led to a new warning. numbers are still relatively low, compared to many countries. still, the authorities say they are very concerned. so, german airports are offering testing for anyone arriving, to see who has the virus, and this may become compulsory. the problem, though, is that the tests are not always reliable. what matters is how well they are carried out. are they done by medical staff? does the swab used in the test actually reach the vi

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. >> host: king david. >> the two main ones are king david and king cyrus.avid was as they say a murderer, and adulterer, but god said he's good to be the king. as jerry falwell junior said we are not picking a pastor in chief here. king cyrus which is even more popular on the evangelical side, he was the king who let the jews out of babylonian captivity as he was king of the persians. he brought about the jews being freed. and from that point of view, what trump represents is god's deliverance of someone who is not of us. but can deliver us. >> host: got it. >> guest: it seems as though it was almost inevitable or necessary in order to maintain or come to terms with this extraordinary amount of dissidents that the bible turned out to be the answer. >> host: okay, let me now having more or less tried to cover the territory, the rangers who is part of the following or connected to the following in these times. you have studied italian fascism in particular as well as german fascism. how close, as you see what's going on here in america now, do you think we ar

sir david king is a former chief scientific adviser.of scientists who've been critical of the government's response to coronavirus. i can only give you one rational explanation for this strategy and that is that they were... had decided to go for herd immunity. we did hear the phrase "herd immunity" although the government subsequently somehow denied that they were doing that. "herd immunity" is a term used by scientists who study the spread of infection. when a new disease appears and there's no vaccine, everyone is susceptible, so it spreads rapidly. as people recover, they are assumed to become immune. once enough people have had the disease, infections naturally begin to reduce. so, herd immunity means that people get it. whoever dies, dies. whoever is ill hopefully has access to medical treatment and recovers. and then whoever makes it has immunity to this virus, which means that over time, you have a population of whoever‘s left who has immunity. mitigating herd immunity is a balancing act. you accept people will catch the virus,

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, and all the rest were of one heart to make david king.we don't worship government. we worship god. we don't worship the president, we don't worship the flag, we worship god. rank, we seee keep 2 chronicles 7:14 coming true. can you say that with me? if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and turn from their wicked ways and seek my faith, i will hear from heaven, forgive their sins and heal their land. [applause] hallelujah, give god the glory. there is a spiritual assignment here in america and it is not to scare people into retreat. we must encourage people to wake up and fight, not grab weapons and run into caves. and thiss our message is the absolutely last. i took that 1 chronicles 12:38 and tried to make it relevant to today. i hope i can get that one. ok. no, this is it. hallelujah, hallelujah. today god is calling us. when god sends people to warn of disaster, it is not to change our hearts. it is to return us to god. this is not the time to pack up and go home. all is not lost. give god the glory

all these men of war that could keep frank came with a perfect heart to make david king over all of israelorship government, we worship god. we don't worship the president of the united states or the flag. we worship god. however, as we keep frank we see chronicle 14 can say that with me if you know it, it's mine people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and turn from their wicked ways than i will hear from heaven and forgive their sins and heal their land. odpplause] [cheering] there is a spiritual assignment here in america and it is and to scare people. we must encourage people to wake up and fight, not grabbed weapons and run into caves. this is our message and i took that first chronicles 1238 and tried to make it relevant to today. the this is it. a land god sends people it is and to change our hearts to return us to god. this isn't the time to pack up andan go home. all is not lost. give god the glory. one more time. ♪ ♪ ♪ give god the glory. [applause] >> a are you having a good time. are you having a great time? [cheering] i would like to introduce atlanta's

david: beautiful words. martin luther king iii, thank you for being here, appreciate it. >> thank you. david: great talking with you. well, john lewis' siblings are getting ready to remember their brother. we're going to be there live to listen in in a moment. stay tuned. >> well, as friends and family kick off six days, including my ne next-- jason reeves after mr. reeves we'll have three pastors and also giving honor to the life of john lewis, and then we will have his family. as soon as we get to john lewis' family his brother and several sisters, we will dip in, but let's go to texas democratic congressman al green who served with john lewis in congress for many years. a pleasure to have you in, congressman, thank you for being here. >> thank you, mr. asman, it's my honor to be with you, and i'd like to send a shout out to my friend martin king who was on. david: he's wonderful. >> he absolutely is. i had the honor of going to india with and much we can say to john lewis we can extend to him, too. if i may extend my sympat

he took david and myself. dr. king was so profound in his message. feel proud to be a black american. david never took a back seat any longer. we got on the bus. we would sit behind the driver. if someone would say anything, we ignored it. in many cases, no one would say anything. it was just a matter of stepping out and challenging the system. >> by the late 19 fifties, the dissenting voices -- the rapid spread of television brought images of oppression and conflict from around the world into the american living room. >> as kids, we were the first initiators of black television. i liked the news. i liked history. i had this documentary of gandhi. i was glued to the tv set. i couldn't believe it. a little skinny brown skinned guy out of india with a diaper wrapped around him -- and teachers of jesus christ. then i began to realize, since i was only about 186 pounds, hey, maybe i could do something like that as well. he showed us what could happen if we broke the code. he made a negative remark to a caucasian lady. we spoke our turn, we could dial lik

king. i like to make things happen quickly. davidyou view your contributing to the company -- country, do you spend any time advising government officials daca -- government officials? charles: i am active in politics. i think everyone should have a piece in the outcome of this country and hopefully we will hold on free market systems for indefinite periods of time. it has provided for all of us the various benefits of creation of new things along the way. i think that is what -- what we are doing is at the heart and center of free enterprise. david: what would you say is the biggest mistake you made that you think if you had not made it you would be even more successful? ofrles: i have made a lot mistakes and every mistake along the way i think i have learned something from that. david: you have the benefit of having now five children and 13 -- charles: 13 grandkids. david: do your children or grandchildren ever ask you for stock tips? your eldest daughter once asked you for stock tips and you told her to diversify. index fund have

i don't put my faith -- as king david said in princes and kings -- i put it in a higher authority.his is the choice we have, trump versus biden. if there were other choices i might think friendly, but i don't have any other choices. nor that i have any other choices in 2016. host: republican line, stuart, florida. and i: i am a republican am also an intelligent republican. i am an environmentalist and i believe we are destroying the planet through climate change. do you believe in climate change, mr. thomas? guest: i think over the history of the world -- and i'm sure you're smart enough. you said you are an intelligent republican. i don't think they are contradictory. the climate has ebbed and flowed. we had a warmer climate then a cooler climate. in the 1970's there was a newsweek cover story of the coming ice age. scientists are not god. they put in models into the computers and the computer spit out things based on the models. we have seen that with the coronavirus. the world health organization saying one thing one week and the opposite the next week. the cdc saying one thing

it's all part of a plan — spearheaded by the future king — to make mental health a priority at all levels of football. andy swiss has more. hi, davidl thing. i should have put a jacket on for you, david. i forgot. i know, sorry. i'm slightly overdressed! behind the smiles, though, a serious issue. david beckham among the stars chatting with the duke of cambridge about mental health. we've managed to get the entire football community to sign up to promoting and showing how important mental

economy in crisis and in iraq being caught he could play the king make up close by and make it a double beating leyva cruz into kind the german top david opened the scoring as the variance out of the cost of a season's league title to catch up with all the action from brilliance a little piece to you. i'm jared reed welcome to the show u.s. president donald trump has used independence day to give his 2nd divisive speech off the holiday weekend just by a surge in coronavirus cases he praised what he described as progress against the pandemic while downplaying its severity trump also talked about the uprising against racism and police brutality using his so-called salute to america to attack the black lives matter movement. it's not the celebration the president would want in an election year amid social unrest and a worsening pandemic trump delivered a speech full of the combativeness often reserved for his rallies well he's just for the rope rockers we are now in the prior service served. defeating the radical left the marxists the n r kids the agitators the looters and people who in many instances have absolutely no clue what they are

king. i like to make -- i guess i like to make things happen quickly. davide way you view you're contributing to the country other than paying taxes, building up the company, do you spend any time advising government officials or do other things related to government? charles: well, i'm obviously very actively involved in politics. i think every individual in america should have some piece in the outcome of this country, and hopefully we'll hang onto free market systems for indefinite periods of time. it's provided for all of us, all the various benefits of creation of new things along the way and that was -- i think that's what we're doing. we're at the heart and soul of free enterprise. david: if you look back on your incredible career, and you say i made a mistake or two mistakes, what would you say is the biggest mistake you made that you think, if you hadn't made it, you'd be even more successful? charles: i think, david, i've made a lot of mistakes and every mistake along the way, i think i've learned something from that. david: so you have the benefit

david: i tell you. we have to run, but i'll tell you something a positive message. he quoted dr. kingcalling on fellow citizens, and i'm quoting here, not to rip down their heritage, but to live up to their heritage and that's a great message from dr. king. i think it's a good place to end. good to see you, stephen. thank you for being here. >> thanks, david. david: next the covid crisis worsening at the border. mexico closing its border with arizona as cases surge on both sides. just as house democrats plan to cut funding for the border patrol and i.c.e. we'll ask retired i.c.e. acting director tom homan what can be done to stop it from getting even worse. ♪ i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ iredefined the wordng th'school' this year. it's why, at xfinity, we're committed to helping kids keep learning through the summer. and help college students studying at home stay connected through our

david: remember our heritage is one of courage. whether the courage of the revolutionariries standing up to king george or the courage of people to standto the slave owners. that is our heritage. we celebrate it this weekend. we should do so proudly waving the flag all the way. destroy, great to see you, happy independence day. >> thank you. david: coming up next, president trump hailing another spectacular jobs report going into the holiday weekend. congressman brian babin of texas joining us next on the record-setting numbers. >> today's announcement proves that our economy is roaring back. it is coming back extremely strong. ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey ♪ yeah car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of sellin

david: i tell you. we have to run, but i'll tell you something a positive message. he quoted dr. kingow citizens, and i'm quoting here, not to rip down their heritage, but to live up to their heritage and that's a great message from dr. king. i think it's a good place to end. good to see you, stephen. thank you for being here. >> thanks, david. david: next the covid crisis worsening at the border. mexico closing its border with arizona as cases surge on both sides. just as house democrats plan to cut funding for the border patrol and i.c.e. we'll ask retired i.c.e. acting director tom homan what can be done to stop it from getting even worse. motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. -always have been. -and always will be. never letting anything

here is david cicilini >> our founders would not bow before a king, nor should we bow before the emperors of the online economy >> reporter: these four horsemen of the technology industry responded in kind saying, in fact, they each face healthy competition in their respective fields >> competition drives us to innovate and leads to better products, more choices and more choices for everyone. >> customers have a lot of choices and there are products that face fierce competition companies like samsung, lg, huawei and google. we're okay with that. >> i there are concerns about the size of tech companies our services are about connection and our business model is advertising and we face intense competition in both. >> reporter: well so far the executives have largely side stepped controversy as they were probed over the app store, content policing, china policy, counterfeit goods, jeff bezos of amazon said that the company does, in fact, pursue aggressive pricing to promote its own products but that it doesn't harvest third party sellers data to do just that. but perhaps, melissa, the most d

david: i tell you. we have to run, but i'll tell you something a positive message. he quoted dr. king, and i'm quoting here, not to rip down their heritage, but to live up to their heritage and that's a great message from dr. king. i think it's a good place to end. good to see you, stephen. thank you for being here. >> thanks, david. david: next the covid crisis worsening at the border. mexico closing its border with arizona as cases surge on both sides. just as house democrats plan to cut funding for the border patrol and i.c.e. we'll ask retired i.c.e. acting director tom homan what can be done to stop it from getting even worse. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. and other money managers don't understand why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that

. >> thank you, rich we'll hear from steve, the king of granularity in the meantime, let's get to our manual, david abgari is at angel oak capital advisers, and tom, let me begin with you rick just mentioned the concept of yield curve control i'd like you, for the laymen in the audience, to explain what that means and why the fed would do it. >> yield curve control is basically picking a point on the curve, say ten-year yields, which is what the boj is doing, basically saying for some period of time we're going to hold yields at this level it's another form of forward guidance a lot of people may remember from a few years ago back the fed said we're data dependence that's forward guidance. yield curve control is a more rigorous form. i think the way the fed is talking about it is sort of a flawed approach. the boj basically have a barbell approach the way that the fed is talking about it is they actually recognize that they really can't go after the ten-year part, because at the end of the day that's a global benchmark that strategy doesn't make a lot of sense. it doesn't seem as nearly effective.

king was so profound in his message. it made me feel proud to be a black american. david never took a backseat. when we got on the bus we sat behind the driver. if someone said anything we would ignore it. in many cases no one would say anything. it was really just a matter of stepping out, and challenging the system. >> by the late 19 fifties, dissenting voices were finding an audience. the rapid spread of television brought conflict from around the world into the american living room. >> we were the first users of television. black and white. documentary, mahatma gandhi, i was glued to the tv set. i couldn't believe it. a brown guy with a diaper wrapped around him got into business. then i begin to realize, since i was only about 106 pants, hey, maybe i could do something like that as well. we were showed what could happen if he broke the code. he made the remark to a native lady. if we spoke out of turn we to could die. >> he pulled him out of the river. it's the kind of thing you see on television at that time right. i'll never forget that. it was chilling. really chilling. >> it definitely

david: remember our heritage is one of courage. whether the courage of the revolutionariries standing up to king george or the courage of people to standto the slave owners. that is our heritage. we celebrate it this weekend. we should do so proudly waving the flag all the way. destroy, great to see you, happy independence day. >> thank you. david: coming up next, president trump hailing another spectacular jobs report going into the holiday weekend. congressman brian babin of texas joining us next on the record-setting numbers. >> today's announcement proves that our economy is roaring back. it is coming back extremely strong. ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and ge

david: remember our heritage is one of courage. whether the courage of the revolutionariries standing up to king george or the courage of people to standto the slave owners. that is our heritage. we celebrate it this weekend. we should do so proudly waving the flag all the way. destroy, great to see you, happy independence day. >> thank you. david: coming up next, president trump hailing another spectacular jobs report going into the holiday weekend. congressman brian babin of texas joining us next on the record-setting numbers. >> today's announcement proves that our economy is roaring back. it is coming back extremely strong. i know that every single time that i suit up, there is a chance that that's the last time. 300 miles an hour, thats where i feel normal. i might be crazy but i'm not stupid. having an annuity tells me that i'm protected. during turbulent times, consider protected lifetime income from an annuity as part of your retirement plan. this can help you cover your essential monthly expenses. learn more at protectedincome.org . now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime

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king jr. speaks for the negroes and insists time is now. on the supreme court in civil rights, here is davidnkley. thoughl nine years ago, it seems longer, the spring court held the segregation was perfectly all right if the facilities for negroes were equal to those of whites. when it reversed that in 1954, there was a cry this new doctrine was too radical and there was refusal to obey it, but a part not dwelt on is those who refused to obey the new doctrine have not obeyed the old one either. negro facilities then were separate but not equal. of the three branches of government, the court has always taken the advance unpopular, radical position on civil rights because congress and the president could or would not. impeach earlnds to warren,, but in 1896, when the second -- separate but equal doctrine came out, that was radical for its day. no one wanted to impeach, because when the decision came out, that was the end of it. no one tried to enforce it. negroes did not demonstrate, hire lawyers. the 1954 decision also was radical, but the change was not only in the law but also in the negro.

when you're a cash is king in this type of recessionary environment apple is in a good position. davidsan li. thank you very much. melissa. melissa: a mission out of this world. nassda launching the perseverance rover to mars to look for signs of past and current life on the red planet. here is astro physicist neil degrasse tyson. thanks so much for joining us. i asked my own 13-year-old quantum physicist here at home what i should ask you. so the rover is carrying 4-pound helicopter to fly on mars? do you think it is going to work. what signs of life might they find, do you >> is so a couple of things. yes, the first time we're going to attempt an airborne vehicle. it's like a drone-style helicopter on another planet. just to remind you, this is not some black box landing on mars, it's the size of an automobile, and it weighs a ton. it's clad with all manner of scientific experiments and instruments, international participation. one of them is this helicopter. it's a test of concept. can we fly on a planet that has liss than 1% -- less than 1% the atmosphere we have on earth. it's a t

. >> didn't he end up doing burger king >> he did, in terms of spacs or in terms of -- yes, absolutely that was a good investment. >> let's be more objective, davidlike me >> okay. i'm still waiting for something. >> see, carl, i'm jimmy chill. i immediately point out burger king when he points out valeant. it's not the old days, carl. i'm just not that guy. >> you've been pretty resolute in your chill, jim it's been months now. >> it is not easy. i have people -- i mean, cramer and portnoy, i've been saying -- i haven't blocked portnoy. portnoy, he had -- what, he was up 10,000 yesterday, he was up 30, i think. you check that every day, right, david? >> there something going on where you have to mention portnoy's name four or five times in the first ten minutes of our show. >> we're about to get sports and i want to know is he going away. more advice on baseball or betting on someone than we do on whether he likes the four letters that come out of a bag hello? >> if he goes away do a lot of the robin hood traders go away as well and move back towards betting on sports? yes. absolutely carl, i have to tell you it's the twilight of the robin hood

king. he gets wooze e woozy, dizzy, as having a stroke. how did dwight david eisenhower handle the multitasking things which today is considered part of the -- how did he as a person handle that kind of onslaught of unexpected crises? >> that's a great question form the multitasking of a presidency must be so exhausting. it's also hard to write about as a historic. if you just think about a day of what crosses the president's desk and there's 10 or 20 crises, they all have to be dealt with immediately, that's actually very hard to write, to narrate. you end up cheesing one and the remembers disappear into the past. the trick is imagine looking at it as a president sees it, and it must be terribly overwhe overwhelming. the soviet invade budapest, the israelis invade egypt, and oh, yeah, he's running for reelection. there's a ten-day period when ike is dealing with two international crises, either one of which could have led to a war are the soviet union, and he's running for reelection. i can assure you the laos am of time he spent on was running for reelection

david. i will bring in brian brenberg from kings college in manhattan. remarkable quarter, best quarter since 1987. what is the market telling us right now? >> well, i think the market's telling us right now that they are pretty confident we are not going back into the generalized lockdowns that we saw in march and april. that's why there's confidence that we can rebound and i think that's probably right. the american people have no appetite for the kind of pain, the economic pain that we endured with these lockdowns, but i don't think it's a risk-free situation. the news out of new york city today was striking to me. mayor deblasio says no indoor dining in new york city. new york city right now has one of the best trending data sets of any city, any state in the country, and they are choosing to not let people dine indoors. that's problematic. you saw the market today come off its highs with that news. that's no accident. that's the kind of data traders are watching right now. ashley: i want to move on. i want to talk about what jay powell said. he said

king jr. speaks for nigro's and insists, the time is now. for a report on the supreme court and civil rights, here's david brinkley. >> until nine years ago, itr, the supreme court held segregation was perfect we all right if the facilities for nigro's were equal to those for whites. when it reversed that in 1954, there was a cry that this new doctrine was too radical and there were refusals to obey it. appoint not dwelt on his those who refused to obey the new doctrine had not obeyed the old one either. nigro facilities then were separate but certainly not equal. of the three branches of government, the court has always taken the advance unpopular, radical positions on civil rights, because congress and the president could not or would not. now there are demands to impeach warren. but it 1896 when the separate but equal doctrine came out, that was radical for its day. but nobody wanted to impeach chief justice fuller. the reason was, once his decision came out, that was the end of it and nobody try to enforce it. then he goes -- the nigro's did not demonstrate or hire lawyers. the 1950 four decision was also radical but the change was not on

in london with david hague a lot of what dominic robb has said is quite good fodder for late night comedy t.v. shows they're not allowed to come to london and buy a property in the king's road and they're not allowed to you know do things like that however there is a serious question behind all of this to work these sanctions do need teeth they do need bite have they gone far enough. well i think. firstly it's a very welcome step what dominic rock absent on monday in the sanctions that the worst human rights abuses but quite rightly like you said unless they actually have teeth and they are consistently applied to all human rights abuses whether or not the u.k. has a good relationship with that country or the specific leader then they they really are going to be worth the paper they're written on and one of those those elements that we look at when you look at saudi we see that they've already mentioned 20 of those involved in the murder of democracy but they have conveniently avoided and widely believed to have been the person that the century ordered the crown prince and if we're looking to be looking at that kind of inconsistent application of the rules to be able t

david sisley is putting the titans on notice. >> our founders would not bow before a king. jim jordan blasted them for targeting conservative voices. >> i will just cut to the chase. big tech is out to get conservatives. if i had a nickel for every time i heard it was just a glitch, i wouldn't be as wealthy as our businesses but i would be doing all right. >> a key moment, and you have a policy against using seller specific data, but i can't guarantee you that the policy has never been violated. >> they are tweeting that if congress doesn't bring fairness to big tech, i will do it myse myself. the people of our country are sick and tired of it. and even the possibility of breaking any of these countries up which congress cannot do, this hearing was part of the 13 month long investigation and we expect a report with recommendations. >> sandra: thank you. >> trace: 150,000 americans have now died, about one fourth of the global death toll from the pandemic. and congressman louie gohmert announced he has tested positive for the virus. >> when i have a mask on i'm moving it to