in some places, higher than flint.newark officials were warned about it's water more than two years ago. >> dr. mona: newark, new jersey is like living flint all over again. if we cannot guarantee that all kids g-- have access to safe drinking water, not just privileged kids, but all kids have access to safe drinking water. that's just one issue. like, who are we? >> alfonsi: this is not isolated to flint-- >> dr. mona: this is-- this is an everywhere story. this is an america story. >> alfonsi: we made another visit to flint to check in with sandra jones. >> jones: let's move them out. y'all are moving too slow. she was still in command despite temperatures in the single digits. hundreds in flint are still coming to her church parking lot for their weekly supply of water, more than five years after the crisis began. ( ticking ) as is necessary to achieve our goals. can match the power of energizer. because energizer ultimate lithium is the longest lasting aa battery in the world. [confetti cannon popping] energizer. b

marc lamont hill, author of "nobody: casualties of america's war on the vulnerablble from ferguson to flint d d beyond."." as covid himself. all of that in morore, coming u. all that and morore, coming up. welcome e to democracy n now!, dedemocracynow.orgrg, the quarae repoport. i'i'm amy goodman. the u.s. continues to shatter coronavirus records, with 41 u.s. states recording increasing cases of covid-19. more than 67,000 new cases were reported wednesday, nearly tying the previous daily record. the official us death toll is now over 137,000. shattering any recordn the world. in houston, texas, the u.s. army deployed hundreds of medical personnel to set up a covid-19 ward in united memorial medical cecenter as intensivive care uns filled to capacity. texas congressmember sheila jackson lee toured the hospital wednesday. >> whenever you enlist united ststates military for citizens, you're at a peak crisis period. i think that is important for everyone who thinks this is going away. anyone who thinks we are at the end of it. amy: the houston independent school district said wednesday it will

how are things in flint, michigan looking how are folks doing?well,s tough, i mean, we've already had our own problems. flint is still not out of the water crisis entirely and now we have an economic and health crisis on top of it. so people are afraid. they stand to lose everything. i think it's important to keep in mind, it's really important for us to gep get these folks the support they need. that's all i need. that's all the democrats need. we passed the heroes act two months ago to extend these benefits. it was my legislation that was included in the heroes act to extend benefits until the rest of the year. even if can't have empathy for those families ought to keep in mind the money going to those families is going right to the u.s. economy, this very tenuous economy that's barely holding on, that the president seems to sort of want to take credit for, is being held up because these 25 million families can pay their bills, they can go to the grocery store, they can pay their landlord, they can take care of their mortgage payments, they can

flint suffered because of that and people living in the most neglected areas of flint suffered the most. while this amendment guarantees priority funding for cities and low income folks, this amendment does not mandate these household get their lead service lines replaced first or target the worst contamination. -- the citygreement doesn't have to replace the most dangerous lead service lines. this is an example we shouldn't stick safe drinking water amendments on a transportation bill. it creates poor public policy like this amendment and i ask for a no vote. chairman defazio said i have no idea what these amendments mean because i have no jurisdiction on this process. so with that, madam speaker, thank you for the time. vote no on this poorly drafted amendment. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the previous question is ordered on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from michigan. the question is on the amendment. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. pursuant to section 3 of house resolution 965, the

troy flint with the california school boards association says districts may be in a rush to reopen before they're really ready. bottom line "we shouldn't put politics ahead of the safety of students and teachers." >> i just think if you want to restart the school without putting the proper measures in place to make that successful is wishful, magical thinking. we need more than rhetoric and security here. we need real reliable systems in place. >> several bay area school districts have unveiled plans for the fall. some including an idea for in-person classes. check out the special section on our website. >>> the search for a missing actress on a california lake continues. >> the new sports illustrated model breaking record asks barriers. >> bay area teen getting inventive to help keep people healthy during the coronavirus pandemic. >> you have filed your taxes yet? i'm franklin graham. do black lives matter? god made and created each and every one of us, and your life matters because you see, all of us are precious to god. but we have a problem, and that problem is called sin. and sin sep

president trump has threatened the funding of districts that don't open their doors, but flint says we should not put politics ahead of the safety of students. and teachers. >> just saying you want to restart school without putting the proper measures in place to make that successful is wistful, magical thinking. we need more than rhetoric and security theater. we need real, reliable systems in place. >> reporter: devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> for all the latest information in school reopenings in the bay area, check out the special section on our website, kpix.com /backtoschool. >>> another covid-19 outbreak in a nursing home where 5 people at dina knightly 66 residents and staff are infected with the virus. most of them are residents of marin postacute. 170 bed nursing home in san rafael is one of 16 nursing homes or care facilities in marin county that have coronavirus cases took local officials say most of marin county' nursing home outbreaks happen because and asymptomatic staff member brought the virus into the facility. >>> onto the fire watch. san jose fire crews have gotten a hand

quirky, nerdy pursuit suitable only for people who are interested in engineering until things like flint, michigan, happen as you you describe the a lot of a particular rural black resident in places like south carolina living with flint like conditions for years or for decades. something has to happen to connect the dots between these very in interface issues of everyday life whether its it's access to clean safe drinking water or access to a convenience store and some kind of access to fresh fruits and vegetables. that's aligned whether some of his marks have hypertension, diabetes as black families are, not because they chose to but because of these conditions. then you can draw a direct lie to the fact that not only are we talk about -- more likely conditions that make them more like -- but also more likely to be lethal once they do. you discussed the closure of rural hospitals and what that means, but that might mean tragically for your own family if your wife had not been able to access the hospital during childbirth. all of these things connect together and it is systemic and it's

spreading terrorist propaganda the verdict is likely to further strained relations between ancora and flint. also coming up spain pauses to remember the live strong.

mean it used to deter we're going live to flint. just a bit as the slow slow slow uses new orleans east. for the position of the world who used to look at the brazil through their new cool script. is everything the producers the loser will reform from the cd with the above the. flood they have leveled affected all day but obviously sided not to take their supplies. with my guy didn't tell you that. istanbul's world famous abs if a museum which was originally founded as a cathedral is converted back into a more however turkey's move to anger especially from abroad also to come this hour oxfam warns that covert 19 could cause mass hunger across the globe and kill up to 12000 people a day. in the. developing in an otherwise middle income and country the money is flowing to the big companies and it's really not getting to the people that need it and as you frictions are being slowly lifted in the u.k. talk of a potential 2nd wave of coronaviruses fearing yet another shortage of a.p.a.p. .

example and also racial justice and to see what the quirky the nerdy pursuit and then something like flint happens and then in particular were all black residents like south carolina over years and decades. so this is everyday life whether clean safe drinking water for that it's more than a convenience store with access to fresh fruits and vegetables somebody's more likely to have diabetes not because they chose to but then these conditions but also more likely and tragically for your own family so all of these things connect together and it is systemic and to be more desirable. >> your dad's generation all trauma parallels a lot how do we do a better job of career letters it was a challenge than and the challenge now. and it was frowned upon because it shapes our agricultural norms. and that voice with that level of activism from kaepernick and all my friends are black lives matter and the ferguson protest but that activism when we look back those that stand on the front line in that quest for freedom and justice will always be remembered kindly. in the meantime to have a certain skill se

thanks to simon flint, bloomberg's emerging market strategist.v and stay with bloomberg tv today. . ejected a fed decision with a special report at 7:00 p.m. london time. european markets, getting a little turnaround this morning. ftse 100 up nearly .4% and the eeking out again. matt: schneider electric is boosting the cac today but kering and lori l lvmh all doing quite well and helping the french benchmark. down a littles bit but most european equity indexes are gaining and u.s. futures are gaining. putting up some pretty strong gains. fintech up .5 percent coming futures up .5% as we wait ceos to speak in front of congress. bloomberg surveillance is up next. ♪ francine: extending lending, the until emergency programs year-end to support the economy. washington stimulus talk stop. deutsche bank posts a small and the ceo talks about breaking even this year. the british bank warns of a challenging second half. we hear from jes staley. welcome to "bloomberg: surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london

the washington post has the story on that shooting in flint that took place. -- guard inard flint was killed after telling a woman that she had tori face she had totore -- wear a face mask in store. she drove off, returned to the store with her husband, and then shot and killed the security guard. that is from may 5 in flint, michigan. alan is joining us from georgia. caller: i have an unusual story about coronavirus. about two months ago in atlanta, i went to the doctor, thinking i possibly was having a heart attack. it turned out that i had shingles. apparently i had chickenpox as a kid. it finally came back to bite me as shingles, which is in inflammation of the skin. they put me on an antiviral. plannedame time, i had to visit my girlfriend in mexico, in the yucatan. i went ahead because i was not infectious. andok the bus to merida spent a couple weeks with her and her daughter, who happened to be a cardiac surgeon. my girlfriend was not feeling very well. she was having diarrhea, breathing problems, so on. her andout that both her daughter had developed coronavirus and they have

troy flint with the school board association says districts may be in a rush to reopen before they are open. they should not put politics ahead of the seat the of students and teachers. >> just saying you want to start school without putting proper measures in place is wishful and magical thinking. we need more than rhetoric. we need real will liable systems in place. >> several bay area districts have unveiled plans for the fall including and purchase classes. many teachers are older and more vulnerable to the virus. >>> state and local school officials are facing difficult choices. on friday we spoke with margaret renner and. >> they are complaining about a shortfall in funding. if they don't have enough space to contain students in the classroom where they are socially distant that would match cdc guidelines. this is a really complicated policy to try to figure out district by district. it is challenging for the local government. we know there will be a debate on why federal funds to provide if at all. this is a conversation we will have on sunday with the surgeon general. >> you ca

and thinking about what happened in flint . and no one's favorite disaster.ut i will tell you that one of my greatest moments in my entire life took place just a couple weeks ago. as i got to go back, in michigan to the university of admission. thank you in the back. i really appreciate it. they asked me to give the commission address pretty here's, i've already gave a speech before. but i was 22 years old, living in washington dc. might mentor who is a person came in that job and who hired me, he actually was a speechwriter. and he hired me as a speechwriter. one of the first features the ghastly to work on for him was his commencement address at the university of michigan good also. so here it was, i was actually 24 years old and now i was back there 46 years old. in all of those years later. and talk about them in the speech, i think it was actually a really important thing, what are the hardest thing in the greatest risks that you will ever taken life, is admitting what you want. in week know what we want but to admit it. it is hard to admit what you boug

troy flint is with the california school board association and says many districts are considering aybrid model, but there are still many unknowns. >> that's probably the most common configuration, but many districts have not announced and some are juggling multiple plans. and things are still really rounding into shape. that's another area of concern as we look at resuming school here in a month or so. >> reporter: some educators expressed concern about proper ventilation, even transportation two tow and from school. as it stands right now, schools are not allowed to start in-person instruction just yet. fall learning is expected to start august 17. in san francisco, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >>> we mentioned the budget cuts at stanford. a university with an endowment of $27 billion. stanford is among the richest schools in the world. but today, it cut 11 non-major sports. among them men's volleyball and fencing. many of the athletes past and present are shocked, including alexander, who led stanford to two ncaa titles in fencing and won the silver med el at the 2016 olympic

troy flint with the school board says that by laying out the guidelines, the governor is taking pressure off of the states 1,000 school districts to make these decisions. >> we're hungry for more guidance about what is essentially a public health issue. there's so many contingencies that are beyond the capacity of the school boards to deal with. >> now, other rules expected to be announced today including enforcing a school with in class instruction to switch back to distance learning if more than 5% of temps and staff test positive for covid. the school board say that is the next step now is for the school boards to continue to work with the public health and governor's office to make sure that the teachers and staff members and school districts have the resources and things like personal gear needed in other school supplies to make sure these mandates and guidelines can be followed. again, the guidances any minute now. for now, back to you, mike. >> all right. look forward to what he has to say. thank you for that. >>> in the meantime, the number of coronavirus cases here in california

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herself here because she was the first to link the water to high levels of lead in the children of flint. the word "lead" when you're a

i am from flint michigan and incidents with hate groups have been on the rise and very recently from the coronavirus lockdown we have had significant repeated protest in lansingng michigan protesting the lockdown but also in e response to the killing of george floyd. and a fourfold increase in the state of michigan right when the lockdown started there are 27 so i am wondering if chief donahue you can speak to the group and putting on signs on top of their cars and then there is asc discussion whether they are hate groups but can you talk about what you know about them? >> i do not know them specifically i have to defer but maybe my panelist do we added that to the organization and with that anti- muslim thinking. but in some ways it was a forerunner that is that they are showing up places the canadian military but i will say that the problem right now and i think there have been seven and then it can. >> that very specifically a mart protest it was in response to the george floyd and those who showed up at the protest we didn't have any evidence but and then what we think our folks

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pantry operation out of his garage. 3 days a week pallets of food donated by the usda are delivered and flint is is ready right there to give them out to anybody who needs them in this pandemic. >>other people that don't have that opportunity that i have. so why not use my free time. to help others. >>why this is an immigrant from el salvador, he runs the operation while holding a full time job. he says he's compelled to help those who are less fortunate. and take a look at this a highflying tribute to those who are fighting the coronavirus 300 drones above seoul south korea to thank front-line medical workers and all of the people who are wearing masks and practicing social distancing. to actually to avoid large crowds looking at this officials in even advertise that there would be this show. so it in and of being a real life surprise when people just looked up. and saw this incredible display in the sky, it's amazing yeah. >>wow all right. >>we'll take a break at 7.57. still ahead in the next hour california fortune reporting a new record when it comes to daily coronavirus cases, we'll take

. >> and flint schools, philly schools, baltimore schools, some don't even have running water. can't get a drink, you can't wash your hands. they had these problems before covid broke out. i don't think they've been exactly fixed. there is this notion i think out there that we just fling the doors open, school is a happy place, everyone will be back at recess. schools are a tough environment. without fixing that, it's really dangerous to just send everybody back. >> i appreciate it as always. thanks very much, art. >> thank you. >>> ahead, roger stone's get out of free card before he went in. courtesy of the man he helped put in office, donald trump. our michael smerconish on whether it'll make any difference to voters, next. night. convicted felon roger stone will not be setting foot in prison. i want to bring in cnn political commentator, michael smerconish and host of things i wish i knew before i started talking. i was talking to jeff toobin earlier. both said the president is contempt. what is your reaction to this? >> my reaction is it probably won't move the needle. unde

. >> and flint schools, philly schools, baltimore schools, some don't even have running water. you can't get a drink, wash your hands. they had these problems before covid broke out. i don't think they've been exactly fixed. there is this notion i think out there we just fling the doors open, school is a happy place, everyone will be back at recess. schools are a tough environment. without fixing that it's really dangerous to just send everybody back. >> i appreciate it as always. thanks very much, art. >> thank you. >>> roger stone's get out of free card before he went out courtesy of the man he help put in office, donald trump. our michael smerconish whether oil make any difference to voters next. i love rakuten, it's basically free money. it's an easy way to earn cashback on the stuff i'm already buying. when you have a child and they're constantly growing out of clothing, earning cashback from rakuten just makes everything easier. sometimes it's 3% sometimes it's 8% but you're always getting cashback. the way cashback works on rakuten is so they get a commission from the st

next saturday, rear featuring william flint.k lee, author of over 50 books including up from liberalism, flying high, and the reagan i knew, and watch saturday july 18th at we feature malcolm gladwell. binge watch booktv all summer on c-span2. >> i'm kim mcclary president and crowe owe of the los angeles world affairs council and town hall. i'm pleased to introduce today's partnered program with writers bloc featuring jerry brown and jim newton. for those who are joining us online, we will be taking questions in about 20 minutes. jessica, our vice president of fed a ooh certained will manage your questions during the q & a portion of the program. we'll do our very best to take as many questions as we can it's me great pleasure to introduce andrea grossman, founder and ceo

i had this amazing car ride with him from flint, michigan, to detroit in march.s the last trip i had before i hunkered down for covid, like most people did. and the way he talked about this nation, i just wish -- it was really one of those times i was running my iphone, either recording or filming. because he is just someone who knows the moment we are in. we are a nation that needs healing, that needs to be reminded that we have more in common that divides us, to be reminded that we are good and decent people, and we have so much power and capacity, that humanity needs this country to rise up. and so the gentleness of him, the willingness to be vulnerable, you remember we are in this toxic masculinity period where we don't even apologize when you make mistakes. i'm so grateful for his decency and i just trust him to choose somebody that resonates with his spirit. that he will bring values and virtues and kindness and goodness back to this oeval office. i learned as mayor, even in hiring as mayor, you hire on character first. you hire on virtue first and shared v

resignation he respectfully gave it flynn is the 1st victim of the battle of washington but firing flint is not enough the question remains what are the relations between trump and moscow did she knowingly cooperate with a hostile foreign power to take over the leadership of the united states. for many months to come finding the truth will test the pillars of the american political system the independence of justice of the freedom of the press and the rule of law. under pressure from the press and from the democrats congress gets involved. in congress before the 2018 determine lections the republicans trumps party are the majority and the democrats are the opposition but on some crucial issues it's a tradition for the 2 parties to work together this is the spirit of bipartisanship . it's just. since keeping the american people safe and maintaining a such a strong homeland of national security is so important to this country it is the issue that demands the most bipartisan support and so democrats and republicans demanded that there be a bipartisan investigation demanded that there be bip

where we put in a specific testing infrastructure, whether it's the black community in detroit and flintialized mobilized testing units to test people and our sanitation workers, our bus drivers with specific protocols for those jobs where people of color are overrepresented. and we've changed what it means to be a medical professional in michigan. we didn't have enough testing in the beginning and you saw people begging doctors to get tested and being denied and we believe that medical bias was present there because a lot of the people who got denied were people of color. we changed that here in the state of michigan and laid a foundation for more equity when it comes to health outcomes across our state even beyond covid-19. >> that really bleeds into the ability for these urban communities to get out and vote or mail-in vote as well. i know that effort has been stepped up by michigan leadership also dealing with trying to keep federal agents out. last week, president trump said he will be sending agents here into detroit and last week you also said, you guys are going to take steps to

and if they want to let you out, even if the one flint last year says you're lows risk and one from sevensaysure mideastum rhys risk, theypick that one. in cases where people appeal this to california courts, there's newer one says says i'm nat a danger but be court can ding that but happen people can afford to do to court? >> i'm a theater in english major. i've been able to through the awe their events been able to read so much beyond what i normally would and so fascinating to learn about -- i'm curious what you hope -- you have a lot to say on thisy. wrote a whole book. if there was one thing you wanted reader to take away what would that be? >> so, i'm speaking to people who might be reading this book now while the global pandemic is going on and this is a really important message for me to send out. we are now facing a situation where our prisons have basically become incubators of this disease. all of the efforts you're putting into staying home and wearing masks and doing all the good stuff that good boys and girl does because we have been told toking going to be worth nothing if

simon flint at bloomberg's emerging-market strategists, what is important to give your eye on that universeon thatyour eye universe. we will talk to the ceo of skanska. and we will be speaking with a host of ceo's including on this ,rogram alone bernard charles alan joke and -- this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back to the european market open. startutes to go until the of equities trading. in europe we see a further footing, futures expected to be up there let's get a bloomberg business/for you now. -- business flash. >> tesla has managed to stay profitable even in the midst of a global pandemic. the orderly -- quarterly earnings for the fourth in a row . it joins the s&p 500 index. that is elon musk wanting to grow the company, announcing it will build a plant in texas. softbank approached apple for bidding in a chip design firm arm, but the iphone maker is not planning to pursue an offer for a key part of the company. the licensing would fit poorly with apple's hardware focused model. microsoft is reporting slowing growth. it is failing to match lofty investor expectations for continued b

justice challenge for the country, there is not a democracy challenge, we have seen from ferguson to flint that voting rights been at the heart of social justice challenge. so when we think about african-americans fighting to get on jury for which they may be subject to a penalty if they failed to serve, they fought for the risk of the penalty for the risk of freedom and were concerned about masks and incarceration, the lawyers and the policymakers and contributors to this report have thought about that these fines are a matter of a symbolic incentive as opposed to the punishment. the last point, having led the nation's largest civil rights organization, i cannot tell you the millions of dollars of movement from mortars that have been sacrificed to protect the right to vote and to turn out the vote. i ask every person on this call and everybody in this meeting, what would happen if we took the resources to protect the rights and turning out the vote serially and those resources were devoted to self justice, what would our democracy look like. the last one, think about this historical momen

let's bring in troy flint. he is with the california school board association. that is a terrible thing. i think you're depriving children of the an education for the rest of this year. your response, please. >> my response is that school districts are faced with two bad options. schools are eager to resume on campus instruction. teachers and other educators desperately want to be on campus with students but not at any cost. they want to resume on campus instruction when it is safe to do so and right now the conditions are not in place because schools do not have the resources, to implement measures that can safeguard the health and safety of student staff and community. stuart: the orange county school board said that online learning has been quote, quoting now, an utter failure. and they want to go back to the classroom teaching without social distancing, and without masks. what's wrong with that? >> there are certain districts which may have the means in place but that is not the case generally. so within california each local school district is going to look

it's the way traumatic works, recollections caught in the pitch of battle between the flinting and rememberingthat's toney. facts bungled on behalf of much needed truths. try to keep our heads above water and keeps our legs and arms moving below the surface and then on page 43 -- >> page 43 and 44. >> we want everybody to know, arrest those powerful words, page 43 and then 44. >> i don't have my glasses on. >> i had to take mine off to check it out, too. it's 43 and then on. >> then on 45 i quote this passage. terror cannot be remembered. one blots it out. one invents or creates a permit or persona beneath this accumulation, the terror which the memory repudiates and then the cruel ironis that terror, the terrorists move us about. we dig trenches to re direct the memories and give them to know away from us but like the watered of the mississippi river the memories always return, flooding everything no matter how high we build the stilts. i think at the end bat baldwining tries to in the latter part of his career trying to tell the story of what happened and trying to alter offer a language tha

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that is simon flint with his latest thoughts. up next, credit markets, critic issuance.une becoming the third month in tops $200 issuance billion. the outlook for corporate debt, coming up next. as carrie lam speaks in hong kong, keep you updated with everything the chief executive has to say, live from the city. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: 45 minutes to go until the start of the european equity trading day. theres point modestly to downside, 3/10 of 1%. a similar move in u.s. futures. let's get to the european credit story. the euro credit market is booming, issuance topping 200 billion euros. as the fed props up investment grade credit in the u.s., the default risks in the high-yield space seem to be rising with companies filing for bankruptcy. let's have a global conversation about credit markets and bring headrporate ratings global richard hunter who joins us now from fitch. good to speak with you. let me ask you about europe and the outlook for defaults. everybody's wondering, when support packages come to an end or start to be less generous, whether we will see this

graduates looking around so we have a history and in the hired man's hand mother was born in 1931 in flint michigan and in the dustbowl of the depression and then my grandfather lost his job. i'm not sure if this is hunprecedented but in the modern era. but what we do know is we keep the economy moving again. if you can't get kidsow into school anecdotally in my area manufacturers and service companies getting enough workers to come and is a contingency there are some various reasons and it is a bit of a disincentive. and how do we distinguish from those? and one of the things i j have proposed and then with the weekly bonus to their employees or even a one time. and with that unemployment insurance system. >> talking to cheryl and then to survive becausese of it. and then to keep hisca folks. and that is critical and were very important. and in the commas a philadelphia-based in the 20 sexual fast growing company to produce a number of great avproducts but they have been focused on their growth that led to the accumulation of debt and they are not qualified to participate not the way thos

let's discuss this more with simon flint. your thoughts on this new front for india?r all that, we might have had a problem with simon's line. i apologize. we will try to bring that conversation with you at a later date. interesting to see if whether india will be able to benefit or some of the protective measures being put in place by the indian government, maybe they will stand in the way of that particular phenomenon. we will try to get simon back on another occasion. this is what we have got just coming to the end of the first hour of the european trading day. 0.7%, 5100 upy 0.8%. by 0.8%.-- ftse 100 up the ibex a bit of a laggard. travel and leisure one of the big sectors to watch today. if you're excited for the potential for a vaccine, travel and leisure might move to the upside. this is the picture for some of the movers. we are keeping an eye on the atlantia share price. it looks as if nationalization majorityrade, which is owned by atlantia, could be part of the conversation. that is certainly something we are watching. .sos up by 3.4% fast fashion getting a

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for a flat 9% tax rate across the board, always pitching that plan with a smile on his face and a flintn his eye. most recently he was the co-chair for black voices for trump. he remained and ardent supporter of the president until the very end. until recently he tweeted out a picture of himself at a trump rally in tulsa. he leaves behind a wife, two children, several grandchildren and legions of fans. cain will be missed by lawmakers from both sides of the aisle, as you mentioned, neil as well as many people across the country who always appreciated his love for america and of course a good slice of pizza. a very good slice of pizza. neil, back to you. neil: yeah, but only one slice of pizza. i learned that. >> never got fat. neil: everything in moderation, neil. i never quite got that. anita, that is a beautiful summation after great life. thank you very much. herman cain gone, 74. stay with us. ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i