let's get first to edward lawrence in washington with the latest he had lines. edward.orter: liz, president donald trump was in atlanta today, he was at the ups distribution head quarters, the president touting infrastructure saying he is streamlining the process to get approval for infrastructure projects. listen. >> so we're cutting the federal permitting timeline for a major project up to 20 years, or more, hard to believe, down to two years or less. reporter: the president also watching key republican primaries in alabama and texas. in texas it may have been a referendum on president trump as white house or former white house dr. ronny jackson edged out his opponent. president trump says jackson and tommy tuberville in the a alabama senate race last night. tubber tuberville will go against senator doug jones in november. >> that is the reason i'm running. i want to be a part of what will happen next few years when we get president trump reelected. reporter: pulling markets down today, tensions between the u.s. and china. the president signed the hong kong autonomous

edward lawrence with fox news. thank you. the job numbers however some economic hope is that coronavirus continues to spread and for the first time the united states saw 50,000 new cases added in a single day. the texas governors ordering masks to be worn in public across most of the lone star state. and florida, on the other new record a period of more than 10,000 new positive cases. if vice president pence took a trip to the sun shine state and offered his support. correspondent has the report tonight for miami beach. >> the midnight curfew is back for miami beach as south florida struggles with spiking covid-19 cases. the fourth of july weekend will be like no other. and much of the states, there will be no holiday celebrations on the beaches as many counties are closing them for the long weekend. restaurants that have become after our bars must shutdown after midnight. if no more off-site alcohol sales after 8:00. >> people need to treat this like a hurricane. hurricane is coming to my community and we don't care what par

let's go back to edward lawrence with more on this. edward.the idea is to get enough vaccine out there so anyone who wants one can get one. they want to put it at a number of different outlets. the doses will be spread around so there is no crush for one people. senior administration official tells me this, quote, our goal is to assure every american has easy access to a vaccine once available, whether it is at the doctor's office, retail pharmacy, a federally qualified health center or even a hospital. thousands of outlets will be available to so no one has to travel far to be vaccinated. the administration is taking input from a number of different places including medical experts and those in the pharmaceutical supply chain to figure this out. i'm told the department of health and human services will have the final say exactly how this works. they are talking with the department of defense. they believe that possibly this can be done you there the network but the department of defense may be in a complimentary role to help rural areas get t

week, the major averages in the green for a second week in a row, fox business team coverage edward lawrence in washington, hillary vaughn and hershey pennsylvania and gerri willis. we will start with edward and the latest from the president. >> right now the president is on his way to a high dollar fundraiser in southern florida, the ceo is holding a fundraiser at his house, the president making a lot of news today the president will not go to new hampshire tomorrow, his rally has been postponed because of hurricane or tropical storm fay there concerned with the wind in the president on air force one also talking about china, he says he is very concerned, the damage in the relationship has been severely damaged according to the president between the u.s. and china because of their actions that led to the spread of the coronavirus. he believes that the president has too many other things on his mind to worry about even talking about a phase two trade deal with china, he is moved on from that in the president did address the economy. >> we will have a great third quarter, third-quarter will b

want to bring in edward lawrence. he is at the white house. he's got a preview of this event. it's a very large event from what we are seeing here in new york, edward. reporter: yeah, exactly. you hit the nail on the head when you talk about the president pushing this forward. the president donald trump wants those schools to reopen across the nation because he doesn't want parents to have to face that choice of going to work or going back, not having kids go to school and having to stay home and maybe possibly not working. in that room there, you are going to see professionals from k through twelfth grade, also parents and students as well as some higher educational professionals also. there are some people in the room wearing masks, others are not. now, a third of the kids in the united states, a third of the families in the united states have a child under 14 years age at home. now, when the expanded unemployment benefit runs out in august, they will have a choice. 50 million americans can either work at home or try and work at home or stay home with the child or they go to

edward lawrence, thank you so much. we really appreciate it. thank you for your reporting. it, sorry, forgive me. we're waiting for a guest to come join us. edward, we also had breaking news, i'm sorry to keep you, because we've got breaking news coming out of house democrat alyssa not kin out of michigan, she's a former cia analyst. she's now warning, warning democrats that the polls showing biden is in the lead beating donald trump are inaccurate because they are undercounting trump voters. that's raising eyebrows in the d.c. media beltway, also in washington. democrats are sitting up and taking notice to what she's saying about the polls being inaccurate. go ahead, edward. >> reporter: and, liz, if you remember back in 2016 during that presidential election, the polls showed hillary clinton with a slight lead over president donald trump and again after the election the monday morning quarterback was that the polls missed the voters in the middle of america, the rural voters, they missed the trump voters who came out in droves. and that's something that possibly she's poin

edward lawrence is monitoring all of these developments. edward, what do you have right now? reporter: neil, the coronavirus task force is still briefing at this hour. in fact right now. what the vice has come out and said he is encouraged by the low death rates he is seeing in the data. they're going state by state, county by county, looking at this data saying, vice president now that there is a peak that they're seeing, a flattening. so the early flattening of the curve in the states of arizona, texas and florida at the moment. now the white house pushing in one voice. you still have to follow cdc rules. listen. >> we know how to deal with this. best practices. you must get tested if you're in a hot spot, must, must. you have to social distance, physical distance. you have got to wear face masks. reporter: the task force is sending more than 1000 doctors to california, arizona, texas and florida as we speak trying to help the surge that those areas are seeing in these case. now the briefing was at the department of education for a reason. this is the second day in a row th

let's get back to edward lawrence. on supreme court on the screen, 7-2 it wasn't a close run thing. >> exactly. in the decision from justice john roberts, very interesting language that he uses in this. he says with 200 years of past our court established no citizen, not even the president is categorically above the common duty of producing evidence. he is going on to say we reaffirm the principle today and hold the president is neither absolutely immune from state criminal subpoenas, seeking his private papers nor entitled to a heightened standard of need. so clearly they say basically the president is like every other individual. now also in this, it says the arguments presented here and to the court of appeals were limited to absolute immunity and heightened need. the court of appeals however has directed that the case be returned to the district court where the president may raise further arguments as appropriate. so this may not be over. back to you. ashley: that is interesting. also we are expecting a second rulin

as edward lawrence reports, there's concerns on the economic recovery in the u.s. >>> the june jobs report is in. the employers added a record of 4.8 million jobs and the unemployment rate falling to a 1.1% as the businesses reopen and bring workers back. >> today's announcement improves that the economy is roaring back and running back extremely strong. >> the largest growth and breaking the records. it's among the hardest hit in the shut down and seeing more than 2 million jobs gained in june. other sectors rebounding and retail. while the numbers are promising, a rising infection is going to stall the labor recovery. covid cases hitting a record high and prompting officials to reverse the summer reopenings. they say consequences of another shut down could be dire. this is the reason that congress needs to pass another stimulus package for americans. >> if we had the right kind of stimulus package, we would be going through the roof on octobe >> the country has recovered a third of the 22 million jobs lost during the pandemic. while the jobs are increasing, the unemployment numbers budge

for more on the president's day, we turn to our own edward lawrence. edward?> reporter: yeah, lou, in florida the president really starting to outline the differences between he and former vice president joe biden. now, in front of a round table discussion with the hispanic community leaders, the president says that biden wants to make big government the savior for everyone. >> and now joe biden and the radical left are trying to impose the same system, socialism plus, in america. biden is a puppet of bernie sanders, aoc, the militant left, the people that want to rip down statues and monuments to george washington, thomas jefferson, benjamin franklin. jesus, okay? jesus. so we're dealing with a group of people that they will not win. they will not win at all. this election coming up is a very important one. >> reporter: and the president says he would never defund the police, something he believes that biden would do if he became president. president trump also calling out the presumptive democratic nominee. on june 4th you mentioned inauguration, on june 4th

edward lawrence has the details. edward.eporter: liz, president donald trump says that schools should reopen in the fall. he brought together professionals from k-12 as well as higher education. also parents and students to talk about how to go back to school safely. he says it can be done and should be done. >> we want to reopen the schools. everybody wants it. the moms want it. the dads want it. the kids want it. it is time to do it. reporter: the first lady also in the meeting as well as vice president mike pence and his wife. the vice president spoke with governors around the country in part to see what they needed to open schools safely. some governors like governor andrew cuomo says he will not open schools until he knows it's safe. the health and human services secretary pushing back on that today. listen. >> our cdc guidance is guidance. when it comes to reopening our schools nobody should hide behind cdc's guidance as a way to not reopen schools. our guidance is to enable and empower the reopening. reporter: a big d

edward lawrence has the headlines in washington, d.c. edward. reporter: yeah, liz.ou see right there the president solo for this coronavirus briefing. he says doctors have learned so much from the coronavirus that the death rates across the united states are actually coming down. he believes we can beat this virus. the president also saying masks save lives. listen to this. president trump: i do actually do it when i need it. i carry the mask. when i went into walter reed hospital the other day, i have the mask right here, i carry it. i will use i had gladly, no problem with it. i said. that i say if you can use the mask, when you can, use the mask reporter: and president donald trump sending treasury secretary steve mnuchin and his chief of staff to the hill today, with a starting point for cares four of one trillion dollars. the hour long meeting with republicans those there say the administration now may be open to giving $25 billion for states for testing. republicans also want payroll tax relief. 105 billion to reopen schools safely, business liability protecti

neil: edward lawrence, thank you very, very much. as edward pointed out the big decision was 7-2 decision. so some reliable republicans, conservative justices ended up going against the president on that. the significance of this with ian prior the former doj deputy director of public affairs. ian, 7-2, not 9-0 decision in watergate, entire supreme court voted unanimously that then richard nixon had to turn over the tapes but it's a smack at the president. what do you make of this? >> this is not the legal win the president hoped for but i don't think it is as devastating a lot of democrats are portraying. what they said was, the president's two arguments, absolute immunity and absent absolute immunity a higher standard of proof for subpoena do not apply. this was a very narrow decision and now the president has the opportunity in the lower court, the state court or federal court, if he chooses to challenge that subpoena on traditional grounds. no one is getting documents just yet. nobody is going to get documents until after the elec

let's head to edward lawrence in washington, d.c. with all the latest.eporter: liz, president donald trump holding this event, trying to remind people, to let people know his administration cut two regulations per one regulations that was created. the administration said that saved $50 billion in two companies in regulatory costs. the president is trying to let everyone know, make sure they remember that. listen to this. >> with each regulation we cut we're not only returning the money and power to our citizens, we are training the washington swamp and they're happy about it reporter: the president has tweeted about the swamp, that he wants to drain over the past month. the white house saying the president will not stop tweeting even though twitter faced a massive hack just 24 hours ago. >> dan and his team in digital have been in constant contact with twitter the last 18 hours to keep twitter secure, the president's twitter feed. his account was secure and not jeopardized during these attacks reporter: top accounts from former vice president joe biden t

jackie: edward lawrence, thank you, as always. we will take you right back to the white house as soon as this event begins. first to today's biggest movers. we are watching intel. it's the biggest drag on the dow today, plummeting more than 16% after announcing that it's going to be delaying one of its chip products until late 2022 or early 2023. that's due to a defect mode. while intel did report strong earnings, seven analysts downgraded the tech titan post-earnings with three dropping it to a hold and four calling it a sell. one of the clear winners from intel's product delay is amd, advanced micro devices. it's topping the s&p 500, popping today more than 16%. while there is a broader selloff in the semiconductor space today, due to these tensions with china, amd certainly bucking the trend there. take a look at that chart. >>> boston beer raising a toast after reporting impressive second quarter earnings and forecasting full year profits above estimates. the maker of sam adams crediting the unexpected doubling of profit on th

it back to you, bret. >> bret: edward lawrence, in bethesda and thank you.py update from overseas in the story we closed both back in april and involves a very special honor for a very special man. senior foreign affairs greg palkot showing us tonight from london. >> good news and a not so great time. if 100 year old british world war ii veteran captain don moore met 94-year-old queen elizabeth the second and windsor castle today. she made him a knight, sir tom moore and using a sword belonging to her father king george the sixth for his fund-raising efforts for the national health service during the covid-19 pending covid-19 . leading up to 100th birthday in april. he became a online and national sensation raising the equivalent of $40 million. prime minister boris nominating more than the knighthood. >> the queen today happily complied and her first official event since the lockdown. >> that's an amazing number amount of money. >> thankful and grateful for the recognition. >> it's very useful, but it's one queen and getting the message from the queen, ther

edward lawrence following that. reporter: fda commissioner said there will be a surge in remdesivir going to the areas that are hardest hit. also the president of the united states saying, president donald trump saying that we'll have a vaccine long before the end of the year. the fda commissioner would not designate the timeline related to when there will be a vaccine by the end of the year. the fda commissioner stephen hahn promises the vaccine will be approved when the science is ready. seems like we're moving ahead pretty quickly. president donald trump repeated over the weekend a spike in cases has been noted because we are testing more. the cases were always there. he says 99% of those cases are harmless, something the fda commissioner refused to defend. this morning the white house chief of staff did. >> i don't even know that it's a generalization. when you start to look at the stats, look at all the numbers that we have, amount of testing that we have, the vast majority of people are safe from this. reporte

jackie: thank you so much, edward lawrence. that is a big number of parents staying home from school, right, connell? >> that is a big topic for so many parents. we have the white plains city school district superintendent. joseph, i want to get your reaction to what the president has to say to look at your own preparations for school in the fall. you heard that clip i'm sure a minute or two ago from the president saying he will put pressure on governors to open up the schools. your thoughts? >> thanks. great to be back with you. hope everyone had a great fourth of july. i certainly appreciate the president's desire to have schools open school. schools didn't stop because of global pandemic. the pressure needs to be in the senate. we need to make sure heroes act is passed that school districts and states have the money they need to safely reopen schools, to be able to abide by the cdc guidelines. without that support it is very, very difficult. connell: i want to know specifically then, your school district north of new york ci

fox business team coverage, edward lawrence is in d.c. and lauren simonetti is watching the markets. lauren we start with you. >> stocks ending the session and the plus column and big tech really help the nasdaq today but for most of the session we've kept in check after congress failed to agree on the next stimulus package. nasdaq of 1.5% in the doubt up about half 8% and that stinky gaining three quarters of 1%. let's look at the month all three up, up four months in a row, the big winner was the nasdaq almost 7%, look at the s&p up five and half percent and the dow up 2.4%. apple, new all-time high, worth more than any other company in the world including the oil, facebook hitting a new record height, apple as well as alphabet reported earnings yesterday and investors still cheering the first two, also but shares are down and the company reported the first annual revenue decline. google under a little bit of pressure today. finally we know who hacked twitter about two weeks ago, a florida teenager accused of being the mastermind of a b

edward lawrence is in washington, the swamp, with the details. edward. you know, congress does not historically move that fast. now on july 20th is when congress or the senate will be back in session. that is when the negotiations will begin in earnest on this. there have been some discussions over the past several weeks about what should be in the next package. white house economic advisor larry kudlow says that both republicans and democrats want to have a next package. he believes it will happen. >> i think, you know, as you read the reports and talk to people on both sides of the aisle, on the hill, it is increasingly clear there will be an additional package and, again, we'll try to make it targeted. we'll try to incentivize, not just work, although work is crucial. going back to work. we want to incentivize investments. we want a pro-growth package. reporter: but the clock is ticking. states might have more layoffs, maybe deeper layoffs without some direct help. house speaker nancy pelosi wants to give states one trillion dollars in a bailout. repu

edward lawrence is in washington with the details. edward?r: melissa, really four companies are sort of come out front in the eyes of the u.s. government. 19 potential vaccines the u.s. is investing in these four companies to help them so far. now the four companies, senior administration official says, that they are putting money in is moderna, johnson & johnson, novavax and astrazeneca which is actually med headquartered in the snide the kingdom. johnson & johnson by end of the july. president positive feeling about the vaccine for coronavirus by the end of the year. >> as the head of the cdc said we don't want federal guidance to be the reason why schools don't reopen. reporter: obviously talking about schools there but the vice president very interested, saying that he is proud to report they're moving forward aggressive with warp speed the development of a vaccine. senior administration official says the u.s. will actively manufacturing a vaccine by the end of the summer even though it will not be approved yet. companies will gear up to

let's get right to edward lawrence in washington, d.c. atest in the benefits expiring in, as i look at my watch, well, now less than six hours for millions of americans. edward? >> reporter: yeah, gregg, the only way to describe sit is a stalemate. that's what's happening in washington d.c. we know where house speaker nancy pelosi stands. she said today every day donald trump is in the presidency, he discuss graces that office. now, the chief of staff for the president, mark meadows, says he has gone to the democrats with at least four plans asking them to sign on. there were, in fact, they were rejected and no counter-offers were given. listen to this. >> i want to stress that the democrats have made zero offers over the last three days, zero. and so in a puerto of compromise -- spirit of compromise, the president has sent it back not once, not twice, but three different times to try to find some common ground. >> reporter: and meadows says house speaker nancy pelosi and senator chuck schumer are bumping up the price of what they want eve

we'll kick it off with edward lawrence in washington. reporter: melissa, very big news for pfizer and the vaccine. we could have three vaccines in circulation by end of the year. first one by astrazeneca, they hope by october. moderna and pfizer follow by the end of the year. the governor of connecticut toured a pfizer plant in his state. senior vice president for drug safety and development for that facility says pfizer focused on doing the next studies and getting that data to the fda for a safe and effective vaccine. governor ned lamont says it will be widely distributed. listen. >> we continue to hit the metrics we need. we continue to get the fda approvals. we continue to do this safely. we have a real opportunity by end of this year to be able to go to cvs or the local pharmacy to get a covid vaccine just like you get a flu vaccine. reporter: a clue how governors think the vaccine could be widely distributed, with existing private infrastructure. to make sure the u.s. is first, the government making deals with vaccine manufacturers

edward lawrence has more in maryland. >> friday evening in maryland. this area of maryland is under phase two of reopening, 52% capacity of dining inside but look at what the city has done close the major street here, separated the table so people could be outside and eat, businesses on this block have already gone under the other businesses are literally trying to survive in the building you're looking at back there, that is marriott's world headquarters, in the shadow of the headquarters for small businesses really just trying to survive. we talked with one business over who has a micro spot who still cannot open, she was denied a payroll protection program loan and had to let go of an employee and started a website in the called everyone of her customers to try to get business. >> i'm continuing to do the best i can with product sales and also networking with other small businesses in the area, women owned who have been so incredible with supporting me and giving me ideas and other ways to market and do things. >> she has an understanding landlord b

edward lawrence is in washington with the details. edward.ter: melissa, the administration touting the negotiations here saying this is the first agreement that protects intellectual property rights for companies in mexico and canada. it has a measure on digital trade, ebooks and videogames. 90% of the stuff that crosses back and forth between the border of the u.s. and border of mexico will be tariff-free. senator chuck grassley is a big supporter of usmca. he glad that the implementation was not delayed. >> this is a president who more than three other presidents knew what was wrong with nafta and he says we're going to either get out of it, we're going to change it. and he changed it for the better reporter: u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer believes that this will be the spark to get manufacturing back to the united states. he says in a statement, quote, the recovery from covid-19 pandemic demonstrates now more than ever the united states must stop the outsourcing of jobs and increase our manufacturing capacity and investment he

let's get to edward lawrence.right there at the white house with details on not just today's festivities but there are a lot of questions as to how closely china is watching this and whether they should be nervous, but also, u.s. auto companies, where they may be paying more in labor fees, correct? reporter: exactly. that's one of the issues they are going to be talking about related to this. you know, this is actually the mexican president's first international trip as president of mexico. it's a chance to solidify the relationship between the u.s. and mexico. now, one official i talked with here at the white house says the president donald trump actually has started a good rapport with the mexican president over the phone, now they can solidify that face-to-face talking about the issues. secretary of state mike pompeo says that's happening right now. listen. >> we'll talk about the full range of issues that we work on with the mexican government. certainly the economic issues, we want to talk about our border, h

for the latest, we bring in edward lawrence from washington, where nothing seems to be happening todayg heads is what you can see here, cheryl, in washington, d.c. in fact, chief of staff, white house chief of staff mark meadows said he's very disappointed in democrats, saying the democrat leadership is playing with people's lives here. in fact, he says that the evictions start tomorrow. he said the $600 extra in unemployment insurance from the federal government will not come back. you know, the president also has this on his mind. in fact, in the last two minutes, he tweeted this. he tweeted out saying that both schumer and pelosi have no interest in making a deal that is good for our country, our people. all they want is a trillion dollars and more for their radical left government states, most of which are doing very badly. now, he says, the white house chief of staff mark meadows says they offered no less than four plans that would address evictions and unemployment insurance. the democrats rejected all of them without a counter-offer. >> the democrats are playing for november 3rd

edward lawrence has the headlines out of this freewheeling, far-ranging presser the speech the president just gave. edward. reporter: a little meandering too with this, but some real news at the top. before we get to this, i do want to say we've learned, fox news learned ruth bader ginsburg has gone to the hospital. she has been hospitalized according to statement from the u.s. supreme court, she went to the hospital last night in d.c. with chills and a fever. this morning she was transferred to johns hopkins hospital in baltimore. she had a procedure to clean out a bile duct stent placed last august. she is resting comfortably according to statement. now with the news of the president, president donald trump had big news of the day, started at the very beginning of this, he signed on the last day into law the hong kong autonomy act. that act passed congress with bipartisan support. what it does, it has mandatory sanctions on any person or entity that violates the obligation to hong kong under the agreement with the united kingdom. it goes farther to add secondary sanctions on the banks

edward lawrence is in washington with the details. edward? reporter: melissa, the market or at least the dow is up on the positive news here. we have the first company coming forward with a vaccine by october if everything goes well. astrazeneca says it will have 300 million doses of a vaccine, sourced, made, ready to be distributed in the u.s. as of october if everything goes well. moderna, pfizer hope to have a vaccine by end of 2020. the head of moderna, they will have hundreds of millions of doses. pfizer says they will have 100 million doses this year. novavax was not in the hearing but has a contract for 100 million doses of the vaccine by the end of this year. johnson & johnson says it will be ready in march of 2021 with 300 million doses. merck to have a 300 billion doses in 2021. all say that the vaccine will be safe and effective. >> the fda is not loosening any standards. so business as usual, whatever portfolios or dossiers we bring to the fda have to meet these rigorous standards. reporter: and the administration says anyone who

edward lawrence shows us why many companies are still facing significant challenges. >> as activity returns laura career can only watch under the rules that must remain closed. >> it's working every single day. almost too much. and absolutely nothing here. they just shut everything down. you can see they had to adapt here. >> i set my e-commerce which i never had this. i focus more on retail and skin care. >> the 50% and understanding landlord they are hopeful they can reopen soon. restaurants on her block also adapting. >> richard fancy let go of most of the staff cutting back hours and converting the restaurant to take out only. >> there constantly trying to come up with new ideas. to bring people in and be efficient. >> the bureau of economic research says they have $10,000 in monthly experience and less than one month of cash reserves. a more dire situation with a force him to close. he was allowed to be open and enforced to close once again. >> we can't tell our staff when they can come back to work and when they can start to make money again. the unknown is the worst part. >> the unkn

neil: incredible, edward lawrence, great reporting. i want to go to tom, let's clear politics, cofounder. who is winning in this back-and-forth? >> i don't know, both sides, this is divided government and the ultra dysfunctional washington, d.c. and folks in america are fed up with it. i'm not sure that one side is necessarily winning or losing, at least we have not seen any polling data indicating that one side has the upper hand in this debate. all we know, were still in a crisis mode in terms of economic destruction taking place and we saw the numbers earlier this week so folks are looking to washington to deliver results but they're civilly not coming. neil: i understand where the republicans spanned on the unappointed benefits on the federal level, they will just disinfect advice people to get more work et cetera. but the recovery is working against him right now and states that are going back to restrictions after a plan reopening, i'm wondering how that's playing out among this republicans. >> obviously mitch mcconnell has his h

let's get the read from edward lawrence. edward, as you know, the markets are excited about it.r will get into that. but what is actually the source of this excitement? what's coming down the pike that has them so excited? reporter: it's senior administration officials saying a vaccine could be in production by the end of the summer. this is all part of operation warp speed. the health and human services and department of defense along with u.s. companies are helping those companies to buy materials, equipment, getting manufacturing ready. the official says the u.s. is about four to six weeks away from starting to produce a vaccine. the president very excited about these developments. >> you have the lowest mortality or just about the lowest mortality in the world. we're doing a great job. we're doing very well with vaccines and we're doing very very well with therapeutics and i think we're going to have some very good information coming in soon. reporter: it's important to note that companies will gear up to produce the vaccine before the actual approval from the fda. if they h

if we extended another six months there is a question when people actually come back to work, edward lawrenceer specifically where jobs are edward over to you. >> this is amazing, actually you are seeing the 2.1 million jobs created in leisure and hospitality that is two fifths. >> drivinging places food services eveded 1.5 million jobs you talk health care you mentioned that earlier today, 358,000 jobs in health care, again, you know retail is up 740,000 jobs, now in may was up only 372000 so that retail starting to hire again if you look at the unemployment number there if you break that down white unemployment rate 10.1% black unemployment rate coming down to 15.4%, hispanic unemployment rate 14.5%, er asian want unemployment rate 13.8% starting to come down on misclassification it says in 24 job report that misclassification was less in june, and problem centers around, workers that are absent from work began they are saying that because of the training that they did, the misclassification in is less so we have a better top line number going forward in this jobs' report built again constr

let's bring edward lawrence in. edward, what does that order say? reporter: yeah.hat is basically going to push, try and drive down the cost of prices. the administration has already made a push for generic drugs in order to lower the cost and getting more generic drugs to the market, pushing the cost of drugs down. what this is going to do is it's going to direct all departments to try and figure out other ways, other plans, to bring those drug prices down. the president also pushing for schools to reopen but now acknowledging that some school systems may have to delay because of the surge in cases. the administration saying it's no one size fits all when it comes to schools going forward. he says they may have to modify or some may have to modify to do in-session -- in-person learning. also today, treasury secretary steven mnuchin back negotiating related to the coronavirus. he's going to be talking with law makers about what's next in the cares four. the secretary and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell yesterday laid out exactly what was going to be in that.

connell: good stuff edward, edward lawrence in washington, but to get the investment angle on all of by rebecca and daniel. it's good to see both of you and let's talk once again on the investment side of vaccines if we can start there. they are coming in today's one of them when the market is when people are optimistic about that, does it affect the way that you look at the investment outlook over the next six month or so and how much progress were making on vaccines. >> it does, investors get nervous, the cases are spiking and what is happening. when you have a positive day like going into phase ii or phase three trials of last week, you see days ahead and investors getting a little bit more confident. i have a little bit of a cautious note on banking oliver vaccines because it is a very fast pace and if it does not work out what is our plan b, that is concerning to me on the long-term and short-term. >> i can get that, plan b has an effect from an investment point of view. in the fiscal stimulus in the congress which we were talking about, that is a question from now until we get

no one thought he had a chance so i wonder what he thinks and in the meantime i want to go to edward lawrence on what's at stake. >> reporter: the president also going to be at u.s. command, hitting a face to face briefing there. now i think we're going to hear, we have an update sort of on what the president will talk about on saturday, at his rally in new hampshire, but president will most likely outline what he believes a second term for president donald trump will look like. now the president talked to shawn hannity last night and he says that he would defeat the coronavirus, rebuild economy , expecting 2021 to be a record year for growth and the president says more trade deals will be coming the administration has formal negotiations with united kingdom and kenya right now and he will finish his border wall, protect the second amendment and continue to appoint conservative judges as well as there may be a retirement in the next few years on the supreme court. he will not reshutter the economy, because of the coronavirus, the president pushing buy americans, hire americans he said that in

edward lawrence following all of that. hey, edward. reporter: neil, from the white house the president and the first lady will host a national debate here at the white house later on this afternoon, moving schools, reopening schools. economic advisors here believe that opening schools will keep the economic momentum moving forward. here is the heart of the debate here, 29.1% of adults say they had to skip work or stay home from work to use child care, to do child care according to the centers for disease control during this shutdown. in fact under the payroll protection program, 4100 child care businesses needed loans of more than $150,000 to stay afloat. some political experts say it is easy for president to win election with better economy. going back to school means spend spending on school supplies. the president saying corrupt joe biden and democrats don't want to open schools in the fall for political reasons not health reasons. yesterday new york governor governor andrew cuomo says it's a fluid decision. >> we want kids back in

let's head right to edward lawrence in washington, d.c. with all the latest. rd. >> yeah, liz, president donald trump holding this event trying to remind people, letting people know his administration has cut to regulation for one new regulation that was created. the administration saying that has a $50 billion into companies and regulatory costs. the president trying to let everyone know making sure that they remember that. listen to this. >> with each regulation we cut, we are not only returning the money and power to our citizens, we are draining the washington swamp and they are not happy about it. >> the president has tweeted about the swamp that he wants to drain over the past month. the white house and the president will not stop tweeting even though twitter faced a massive hack just 24 hours ago. >> they have been in constant contact with twitter over the last 18 hours to keep twitter secure. the president twitter feed. the president will remain on twitter, but his account will be secure not jeopardize during these attacks. >> off the couch from former

fox business's edward lawrence has the latest on that. hi, edward. reporter: david, the president going to see one of the plants that create five potential vaccines for the coronavirus that the u.s. has invested in. the company is called fuji film biotechnologies. that will turn out everything needed for novavax to make their phase three trial. novavax contracted with the firm after getting 1.3 billion doll from the federal government. they have a target date of 300 million doses by january of 2021. listen. >> we'll do a simultaneous development of this whole process and be ready so if that vaccine from novavax or pfizer ready to go we'll have tremendous bandwidth to manufacture it at school. that is why fuji is about today. we'll be down there with the ceo of novavax. reporter: the president will also get a coronavirus update. if everything goes well, looks like astrazeneca might be first with the vaccine in october. pfizer will start phase three trials soon and have a vaccine at the end of this year. moderna as you said starts phase three trials to

edward lawrence with the details on this one. edward, what's going on here? reporter: hey, neil.innesota governor says fema sent a response back to him saying that the damage caused by the looting during the riots there is something the state could handle. that's exactly what that state was saying with governor wolf was saying during the riots, they can handle the situation. remember on june 1st president donald trump criticizing governors for being weak on handling these demonstrations and not being able to handle the violence that was happening inside their cities. minnesota eventually mobilized the national guard to protect minneapolis and st. paul. now, wall says he's looking at $15 million in damage and cleanup costs that would be eligible for federal help. since may 25th when george floyd was killed and the protests started, the total damage in the state was some $500 million, mostly to minneapolis and st. paul. the governor's spokesperson said as we navigate one of the most difficult periods in our state history, we look for support from our federal government to help us t

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our edward lawrence is following fast moving developments that involve the vice president and dr. birx trying to get ahead of this in some states seeing upticks, notably arizona, among others, right edward? reporter: yeah, particularly arizona. the two that you just mentioned, the vice president and dr. birx will land in arizona in about 2 1/2 hours or so they want to talk face-to-face with the arizona governor to see what he needs going forward as they're seeing a surge in cases and hospitalizations. now the vice president's spokesperson says fema added 62 medical disaster personnel in arizona. now yesterday health experts on the task force said masks work but the vice president made it clear it's a local decision. >> there is 12 states that we're watching very carefully now, that have both rising cases and rising positivity. there is four states where 50% of all the new cases are happening. and so what we want to do is make sure that, that the governors, health officials in those states have the ability to respond in the ways that are most effective there. that has been the key t