124 -- no, no - [ laughter ] -- but he does live in the hamptons no, i went to his house.t we don't make the same money i don't know if that's fair. i'm not going to say it's unfair, but it doesn't seem fair >> jimmy: that is not right. i heard that you might be buying a house. >> i am! i think i'm going to do it i'd like to. you know, hanging out with dave in ohio and stuff and seeing that kind of life, that country life and going to colin's house in the hamptons and seeing that kind of country life, i feel like i want to move to the country. i finally did, you know. i want to buy a house. you know what i do i go on zillow, because i'm addicted to zillow now i went on zillow, and i mark every whole foods, and i look for neighborhoods around there because if whole foods built there, it's definitely a decent neighborhood, you know i found a whole foods around there, and ten minutes out there's like a nice little country place, and it's beautiful. it's like, also, country to me is like if there's no cvs around, it's country >> jimmy: how country -- because i grew up in upsta

amy: i wanted to get your response to the hilton cocompany which owns hampton inn.id our policy hasas always been that hotels should notot be used as detention centerers or for detaining individuals. expect t all hilton properties to reject business t that wod use the hotel in a -- in this way. what are you demananding of them?? >> on n friday, we had that statement from the hilton company, but we e also saw that they were no longer detaing individua that hampton inn hotel. when we went on saturday, we definitely found famils that were waving at us from the window. we definitelely knew. on monday y we saw the hililton company update their statement to c clarify wt was actutually going on. we know w that ts sort of backck and forth is happeningg and that there is definitely accoununtabili t that thee hionon company neeeeds to have, because it happened under theieir noses and happened not just in t the valley but in other locatitis. definitetely thehere is some accoununtability that needs to haen. the wideroint is s that these black sites being operated by dhs, , whet

some people are trying to figure that out and some will stay many the hamptons or palm beach until theyw more some people will come back to new york city and try to work with the system and have their kids go to school online there's not one answer and not one size fits all because this is all evolving every day and we have to wait and see what will happen >> we're talking about the problems of the 1% the people who are trying to decide whether to stay on the upper east side or go to the hamptons or palm beach or whatever thigh can't make mork orn rent or payments and lard lords will find they are under stress because they don't have the revenue coming in. what do you think will happen in. >> that's a real challenge that will have a huge impact they may have to lay people off and that puts more strain on an already very, very high unemployment rate. you can see the public and prooifrt sector work together and try to be flexible maybe a discount on rent maybe another month where they don't have to pay rent we have to apply a bit of humanity in this environment we are all in this storm bu

a huge charity concert in the hamptons. tonight, new york's governor calling it a gross violation of common sense. and tonight, the miami marlins season on pause. up to 17 players and coaches now testing positive. >>> president trump moments ago under fire for sending mixed messages about the virus and retweeting that video. tonight, what he's now saying about that doctor, when pressed. and this evening, joe biden going after the president and his handling of the pandemic. and what biden said when he was asked if he's been tested for the virus. and what he revealed when it comes to his running mate. >>> the heated confrontation on capitol hill today. attorney general william barr testifying before the house judiciary committee. grilled on federal officers in portland and elsewhere. and what one congressman said to barr about systemic racism and the current justice department. >>> what authorities say is the first deadly shark attack off the coast of maine. news tonight about the victim. the wife and mother. >>> the warning

giving us a look into what happened at this williamson hampton n i proved that i have a week here. what the mike it's seen almost 925,000 times and shared more than 22,000 times hotel guests and media right is approached by former hampton employee morgan kunkel and to williamson police officers for trespass call around 6.30 saturday night we got a fair hearing people we have to do i don't i don't have to i don't have to give money according to the police report an around the 10 minute video both the employee and the officers are asking for rights name and prove, she's staying at the hotel since she was not with her children during the hourly pull check right refuses unexplained she didn't break any law in the video she accused the employee and officers several times of being racist but police say that is unfounded and racism wasn't the motive behind this interaction i haven't had a bad experience the staff, even know me by name i showed hotel guest tony wilkens the video she says her often spending many nights sitting by the pool. >>i'm a shock. this is still happening in america.

into hamptons roads, virginia -- hampton roads, virginia. it was laughed at by the union fleet, which was in the harbor. what happened next was the deadliest and costliest day in american naval history up until pearl harbor, when all the ships were destroyed by the japanese. in this case, the original meramec had a long battering ram at the end. , and rammed the cumberland the cumberland sank immediately. there was great loss of life. then another ship caught on fire and more lives were lost. as small as virginia, the meramec was, it chased the petrified captain of the minnesota shore. so thee tide changed virginia repeated back towards norfolk. they had no doubt that the next morning, the meramec would reemerge from around the bend and, what was the last of the union navy. smaller,hold, this low-lying vessel appeared on the horizon, enters the harbor, and what happens next is the monitor engaging the merrimack in the most famous naval dual in american history. >> here's the depiction of that incident. unforgivableic and -- unforgettable. >>

. >>> next, that troubling incident at a hampton inn in williamston, north carolina. an employee confronted an african-american mother and her two children at the pool, asking them to prove they were guests at the hotel, but showing their room key wasn't enough. the employee called police, who ran the plates on the family's car. tonight, that employee no longer works at the hampton inn and the mother has released video of the encounter. here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: a disturbing encounter at a hotel pool. >> i'm here on business. so they are harassing me. >> reporter: this woman accused by a hotel employee of trespassing at a north carolina hampton inn. >> she says, "it's people like you that comes to the pool that's not authorized." who's people like me? black people? >> reporter: police say hotel staff found ednitta wright's two children swimming alone on friday. when staff located wright in her car nearby in the parking lot, she refused to give her name and room number. staff called police. >> i have a key to get in and i can show you that it work. >>

. >> the largest stone fort in the united states sits at the mouth of the chesapeake bay near hampton, virginia. up next, fort monroe casemate museum director robin reed gives us a tour, showcasing the fort's history, from the colonial era, through its completion in 1834 and its role in the civil war. mr. reed: welcome to fort monroe, located here on the very pleasant place we call point comfort. we actually call it old point comfort. that has been that way for a long, long time. it is here that over 400 years of history have occurred. in fact, some would say even longer. some would say even thousands of years. we are inside the casemate museum, aptly named because we are actually inside a casemate. a casemate is nothing more than a vault inside a fort wall. so you are actually inside the fort wall, kind of unique for museums at this point in time. we will walk you through the museum and talk to you about the interesting history that occurred here. some of our stories will deal with the virginia indians, the africans that first arrived here, and their plight during the american civil

wade hampton. he was not a confederate, but he was a perseverer. there were three wade hamptons. sr. and -- senior and the third. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. you yield an additional minute to the gentleman? mr. butterfield: i yield an additional minute to the gentleman from south carolina. mr. clyburn: thank you very much. the speaker pro tempore: spat gentleman -- the gentleman is recognized. mr. clyburn: but wade hampton's history should not be glorified. i don't know what my state's going to do about him, but what i would like to see us do here is put him in his proper place. so those two statues that are here representing the state of south carolina need to be removed from their places of honor and at some point i would hope the state would bring them back home and put them in their proper place. nd so, i'd like to say today that i'm not for destroying any statue. i'm not here for burning down any building. to here to ask my colleagues very properly and lawfully return these people to their proper place. put them where they can be studied, put t

he says it is a possible criminal liability over the weekend with that concert in the hamptons. an acceptable level of risk we should be prepared to take? if you reopen, people travel, the disease and virus will increase. dr. cleghorn: yes. alix: we need to think about something acceptable because you cannot corner off new york state from the rest of the country. what is acceptable? dr. cleghorn: sure. it is a. since of security -- it is a false sense of security. masking, avoiding carpet spaces, and limiting your interactions -- avoidingt home crowded spaces, and limiting your interactions by staying at home. the fact is the damage that is being caused by the pandemic is 20% death and disability and about 80% economic death. there is a huge incentive for governors, the administration, countries to reopen the economy. in order to reopen the economy, they have to look at how to implement these mitigation measures while at the same time allowing for some economic activity. the numbers are staggering. $4is estimated about trillion to $5 trillion so far economically. $15 billion a d

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big party in the hamptons attended by some real bigwigs.igwigs was the ceo of goldman saks. what on earth is going on? susan: david solomon, known as d.j. dsol. the headliners were popular modern band the chainsmokers t was meant to be drive-in charity. attendees were meant to stay in the cars. parking spots were $25,000. looks like they got out to mingle instead. not a lot of social distancing. you don't see a lot of mask wearing in the viral footage. it looked like a regular concert. that caught attention of governor governor andrew cuomo sweeted he was appalled by the southhampton footage. new york state health commissioner opened inquiry. organizers say guest temperatures were checked. security guards were regularly patrolling area to encourage mask wearing and social daning. many criticized concert at the hamptons as representative of disregard for rules among wealthy new yorkers. so the rules don't apply to us. as for david solomon himself, goldman sachs came off a pretty strong trading quarter. pretty good earnings reports, paying a

running a free school in hampton for freed black folks before the war. there is already an infrastructure for an education of a sort among freed lack folks to educate other black folks. that continues on during the period of emancipation. there are already places where people are creating schools right and then you have people like charlotte boyden and harriet jacobs who goes south to help establish schools and teaching them. charlotte forton--you will remember she is the daughter of james horton were, i'm sorry, the granddaughter of james horton who fought in the american revolution from philadelphia. she goes down as part of gideon band to south carolina and rights of her experiences with the freed children and she is shocked at the exuberant energy the students bring to the classrooms and the capacity they have. she is shocked because the discourse about enslaved people had been that they were not capable of learning or they were not willing to learn. they would have to be forced to work and learn. she finds that the kids are desiring to learn. they c

ongoing protest so joining us to band on the topic retired metro police detective ron hampton ways and ron good to see you you were a cop on the ground here locally for a long time stone was wanted for vandalization did that warrant this sort of reaction. i don't think it was but you know some of this behavior app of the is in retaliation to the defun conversation that's taken place in our communities as well as with some of the politicians and the country and you know that to define issue is on the on the table in new york city along with some of the other issues that they look at not only how the police department operates but how effective it is in doing what it is that it does yeah i mean a lot of people obviously witnessed that i don't know if it's meant to scare the other protesters perhaps i mean you spent a long time at metro p.d. is that you know i kept at that cop you. no no no it it isn't it when you if you're going to make an arrest or you have a warrant then you said the war on the person you can serve it to him on the street you can serve it to them when they're at their

tom is joining us from hampton, connecticut. good morning. >> caller: good morning. how are you asked my question is this. messaging, i hope there's funding going towards a clear message. in the beginning they were using face masks at the recommendation was you don't want to wear them all the time. that's got it straightened out. they about spacing distance and wearing face masks. another problem is if somebody is, to were three people in a crowd talking or singing or whatever, people shouldn't walk through that airspace for a second, you know, a little bit of time. there should be a a coherent message and hopefully funding to pay for it. that's my message. >> host: more broadly, on messaging what recommendations did you provide? did gao provide for future spending? >> guest: i appreciate that callers, and actually it goes to one of come in the report -- >> thank you very much. it's an h

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(end video clip) susan swain: and we learned about their north hampton meeting.hat about the two attracted hem to each other? cynthia bittinger: i think coming from vermont, of course -- both of them from vermont attracted them but yet, she's the urban one. she's from burlington, vermont; he's from little rural lymouth. so they were quite different in that respect, but she found him engaging and thoughtful, and he found her beautiful, but he didn't quite know how to romance her. so he asked one of his friends, who happened to be the shoemaker in town, what to say to grace. and the shoemaker said, "just compliment her. tell her her dresses are beautiful. do that kind of thing." and then, grace actually saved the letters that calvin wrote to her. even though they were neighbors, he wrote her letters, and they were very affectionate letters etween them. susan swain: and how long did they court before they married? cynthia bittinger: they met in 1903 and they married in october of 1905. susan swain: her family, she was an only child, and i've read that her mother was

with factors who become like robert de niro transformed into national icons and be friended by the hamptons elite so he loses all of his moorings and terms of where he came from as an artist yeah well you know just my point is that you know we have a population who is indoctrinated into thinking we're all superheroes and if you are not a superhero then you are must be destroyed and the platforms and memory hold because when we grow up watching these films thinking this is how life is now in terms of new york city you know we also read a story this week that. the rats and everybody knows new york city rats we have pizza rat we have i think there was. some chinese food that we have all those rats but the rats are not being fed because there's no garbage being put out because restaurants are open so they're fair on hungry and well they're starting to terrorize the people who are eating at restaurants because some restaurants are open but you can only set outdoors so they're outdoors and max and i don't walk down the street in summer and so new york and there are rats everywhere are totally una

the idea this little old italian man, revolutionaries and thinkers and hampton would mean something to both of us, meant so much to you growing up in the chicago and also represented so much, it is about integration and the potential of it. that is the thing that convinced me. >> that is your favorite chapter. take some questions. >> time questions. >> two questions right now with the audience. i will start with this one from deborah who asked what are your thoughts about preparation and the strategy? >> i think preparations are one lever, one more complete solution. there is still not integrated citizenry of the country. the civil rights movement, when people push for integration, was in itself a kind of reparation. they are not mutually exclusive. >> here is a question - different from a lot of discourse rather than emphasize the amenity. what integration is. >> there is a range of arguments being aired, they tend to be reacted, and responding to immediate harm, to a dog whistle, a siren, state of oppression. integration is acted. what must we do to complete this democracy and the de

the hamptons is a bayside getaway and the goldman-s el moonlight's as a dj, does he not?unique talents. dj d-sol is his handle. he was the opening act of the party were 2000 people dance on cars and grass. there were $25,000 parking spots auctioned off, to up to 500 cars. and it would have been a great fundraising event if it were not for the fact that the governor sent out a twitter message showing his outrage. he said he saw videos from the concert, and it showed egregious social distancing violations, " i am appalled." he said that apartment help is going to conduct an investigation and that the state has no tolerance for the illegal and reckless endangerment of public health. the invitations did not require masks, although they were encouraged. and it was built as a safe and sound drive in concert. this has become popular in europe, to drive and with cars, to play music. and it seems that hamptons were adapting this concept before i caught the ire of the governor. that's before it caught the ire of the governor. haslinda: it turns out solomon was not the only bigwig.

tour fort monroe the largest stone fort in the united states at the mouth of the chesapeake bay near hampton, virginia. here how it served as a beacon of freedom for enslaved people who were protected at the stronghold, and how it held former confederate president jefferson davis as a prisoner for two years after the civil war. a look at fdr, truman, and the atomic bomb on the heels of the 75th anniversary of the atomic awnings on nagasaki and hiroshima. the presidential and library museum director and a historian. at 8:00 p.m. on the presidency, ronald reagan's 1983 interview with reader's digest, and his 1988 interview with the bbc. both conducted from the oval office with reagan discussing a variety of issues, including his hollywood days, the bombing that killed marines in beirut, lebanon, his vision for the-soviet relations, and assassination attempt that left him seriously wounded. watch american history tv today on c-span3. tv,ext on american history historian and leadership scholar jared peatman looks at lincoln's life and how he used humor to -- humor, optimism, and empathy to handl

vonnie: what about formally luxury areas -- still luxury areas -- let's say the hamptons, miami, are we seeing the entry luxury points as it was? jonathan: markets like the hamptons, a well-known second-home market, has seen activity levels far higher than a year ago. i think that is a combination of a release of pent-up demand with the second-home flight. this marketk at how plays out, i think the urban to suburban narrative is too simplistic. you will also see a transition to second-home markets. i look at this technology with essentiallys lengthening the tether of where you work and live and the relationship to each other. we could see fewer commutes the longer commuting times as this plays out. but that is determined when and if there is a vaccine down the road. vonnie: the problem is the coronavirus hotspots are changing. was not a problem for a while, now is, texas now. are you anticipating a market where we see a lot of activity and then no activity for months to come? jonathan: that is another layer of uncertainty in the market. we don't expect a full recovery in activity as

laws and rules and regulations that would start to manage the african-american population here in hampton. 1812 we look at the war of and find why this report is in existence and how it came about. in is the largest stone fort the united states here today? the war of 1812 as a backdrop to that story. british invaded the united states. they were stopped at a place .alled baltimore after the war of 1812, james madison said, we need to establish fortifications up and down the eastern seaboard. simonecruited general engineer,he french who helped us establish the system we use today. it's an example of the largest and best of all of those ports. was decided was decided that pt was the location for fort monroe. it wasn't finished until 1834. the model that we see today is exactly what it would look like in 1834 when the first soldiers began to populate this fortification. simon bchman, general an intelligent engineer. he made it one of the strongest strongholds in the united states. he had several angles on the fort. as the energy -- enemy approach the individual walls, they could be cross fire

gross violation of common sense: governor andrew cuomo says he's appalled by a concert in the hamptonsand there will be consequences as new york adds more states to its travel advisory. president trump continues to promote an unproven drug after the president's son is temporarily booted off twitter for spreading false information. why facebook, twitter, and youtube d

also in with their 2 no away win over leicester and chelsea with their 2 nil victory over a volver hampton meanwhile getting demoted were burned a move and wofford they join orange whose fate has already been sealed earlier on because of its low number of points making it mathematically impossible to survive in the big league. and you're up to date now on the w. news i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news for you i mean evan stealing from me and the entire news team in berlin thanks for watching. our meal and i'm walking by 2nd season home because. the plan is on the brink of disaster we did a long in-depth interview experts about one question how to change.

the hamptons where new york's elite resigned those with an address here rank among the country's wealthiest among the locals robert deniro brooke shields and alec baldwin. according to the world wealth report published by consultancy firm cap gemini the united states with its 5900000 millionaires ranked top of the list when it comes to the super rich japan is in 2nd place with 3400000 ultra wealthy individuals further down the list germany china and france. the report's author is included value derived from stocks rental income funds commodities as well as cold hard cash as part of their calculations over the past few years the number of ultra high net worth individuals has risen that said the millionaire club is still a pretty exclusive domain those looking from the outside may have to keep dreaming of winning the lottery or like donald duck curry favor with their rich uncle. and here's some use for some of that spare change lamborghini has debuted the new 2500000 euro hybrid sports car the italian carmaker tentatively reopened its factory in at least hard hit him in the region in may with

fondo el portero de everton tendría sin embargo su revancha al 45 gol 16 de la temporada 1 x 0 wolver hampton al 66 y un minuto más tarde,entre las pierna de carpers smichel, y luego 3 x 1 entre piernas. de inglaterra nos vamos a austria para el gran premio de stiría de fórmula 1 acción de la maxima categoría. la semana pasada ganó bottas y esta vez hamilton se llevó la bandera a cuadros, bottas segundo lugar victoria 85 de hamilton en su carrera en fórmula 1 así ponemos fin a los deportes, feliz inicio de semana y las miradas dedicadas. un pedacito de tela demuestra que los demás te importan. cumplamos con nuestra parte para reducir la propagación. por favor, usa mascarilla. aprende más en covid19.ca.gov/es. >> estas son imágenes de un festival subacuático en la florida, en los cayos >> >>> amÉrica pierde con cruz l y la gente pide la salida del piojo. el vasco aguirre, sigue vivo el leganÉs le gana a valencia. >>> raÚl jimÉnez con el sey de la casa vuelve a brillar con el w wolverhampton. con esto y mÁs comienza zona mixta coors light.

new york state health officials will investigate a hamptons byrity concert opened goldman sachs ceo davidomon. solomon performed as a dj. andrew cuomo said he was appalled by what he called egregious social distancing violations seen in videos of the event. trump is playing defense in areas a republican incumbent should be able to count on. he is bending advertising money to spend -- to states he won in 2016. advertising is going to those once friendly states. joe biden is hoping to flip those to the democratic side. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> right now there is a collapse in business investment. not only is that bad today, but it sets the tone going on into the future. if you have a continued business collapse in investment, you will never get employment back up to where we were pre-covid. jonathan: catherine mann of citi weighing in on this economy. the interview coming up the next hour of bloomberg tv. looking up to catching up

wade hampton will meet with beauregard and get him to resend the order. -- resend the order. all organized existence in the columbia area is gone. there's no way to get that idea or that order promulgated, so even though the order is switched, it's 7:00 on the order of the 16th and there's no real dispersal of that, it's 7:00 in the morning of the 17th, actually. there's not going to be a chance to change that order. the morning of the 17th, the federalists will close in -- my microphone seems to be dying in and out. the federals will strike from the west, from the north, and begin to make their presence known. they will throw a few shelves into the town and they will not shell it to death as they do in atlanta, but it's going to be a different circumstance. the old statehouse and the new statehouse will bear the smites of 20 pound shells as it stands today. they have bronze stars that mark the various spots along the way. there is going to be conflicting remembrances written about what happened on the 17th of february. there are residents in the town and all about the town.

if you look at the hamptons, west chester, connecticut, all these private schools typically get a couple dozen applicants in the spring or summer now it's 60, 70, 80 applicants and they're all full so these families that moved out of new york city hoped to put their kids in private schools in the suburbs are forced to hire tutors or, gasp, go to a public school what it says about these families we thought were camping out outside in the suburbs are actually staying there for the foreseeable future, at least for the year and perhaps years that's troubling for the real estate market, the economy and the tax base if all these wealthy families are putting their kids in school outside the city >> leslie, clearly in these very expensive areas -- it applies to more than just these areas, of course, but in the likes of the hamptons, taxes are so high, there should be plenty of money in the coffers for these school districts. >> you will think, wilford, but if you look at connecticut as a point, and all these governments that have to contend with ish you see. to robert's point, if you look at the

here is a live look at hampton beach coast, where plenty of people are already spread out on the sands you can see. >>> the u.s. entering this holiday weekend, too, after reporting more than 50,000 new cases for a third straight day. 37 states seeing an increasing trend of new cases now. only one vermont, is seeing a decline. we're covering all these angles with reporters around the country. boris sanchez is standing by in florida. sara westwood at the white house. >> but let's start with polo sandoval at new york's coney island. polo, it's usually packed there on the fourth of july. what are you seeing now? >> reporter: yeah, martin. the beach is open, so is the boardwalk. the music is playing, but it certainly is still a very different fourth of july. the crowds much thinner than what we're used to seeing, particularly on fourth of july. look, the reality here is that health officials not just here in new york but across the country have been providing advice to families very similar to what we heard during memorial day, families will celebrate this weekend, do so responsibly or eve

a menos de que se corone en europa ligue el hamptons no verÁ otros torneos.s el lunes de fÚtbol con tres partidas os . atlÉtico san luis versus bravos. mazatlÁn ante puebla, y pachuca contra el amÉrica. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn de los deportes. gracias por acompaÑarnos. los invito a que se queden con nosotros. >> antes de despedirme le recuerdo que noticias univisiÓn 14 tiene una aplicaciÓn para que estçe conectado con nosotros las 24 horas. recibir alertas informativas y ver el noticiero en vivo. nos encuentra como univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa. llegamos al final.gracias por su compaÑÍa y su atenciÓn. maÑana presentadora: domingo, 26 de julio y estas son las principales noticias. estados unidos suma 1,000,000 de nuevos casos en sÓlo 15 dÍas. se rebasan los 4.2 millones de casas en el paÍs. las martes estÁn a punto de alcanzarla la presencia de autoridades esta ex observando la situaciÓn con los manifestantes. dicen las autoridades locales. otras ciudades se han solidarizado. el sur de texas queda bajo el agua por las inundaciones que ha provocado el huracÁn "h

and kimberly were at a party in the hamptons. reported no one was wearing masks. people were just acting like it was a normal time out at the luxury mansion in the hamptons. you know, you have to start to reevaluate those choices when you start to hear about people like guilfoyle getting sick. they say she's asymptomatic. it is good she's not feeling sick. hopefully this will be a quick thick that passes very quickly for her. but i think it absolutely has to be worrisome to the trump family and the campaign. the mount rushmore event. funded by taxpayers. that's why kim and don jr. were there. for the campaign. the president keeps going to these events, creating these "made for tv,," made for campaign moments. mount rushmore. the question becomes at what cost? at what risk is the president and are his family members making or taking? at what risk are they going out there in public creating these campaign videos in the midst of a pandemic. >> right. and to your point we wish ms. guilfoyle well in what comes next. thanks brian. good to see you this morning. >> georgi

wade hampton. he was not a confederate, but he was a perseverer. there were three wade hamptons. sr. and -- senior and the third. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. you yield an additional minute to the gentleman? mr. butterfield: i yield an additional minute to the gentleman from south carolina. mr. clyburn: thank you very much. the speaker pro tempore: spat gentleman -- the gentleman is recognized. mr. clyburn: but wade hampton's history should not be glorified. i don't know what my state's going to do about him, but what i would like to see us do here is put him in his proper place. so those two statues that are here representing the state of south carolina need to be removed from their places of honor and at some point i would hope the state would bring them back home and put them in their proper place. nd so, i'd like to say today that i'm not for destroying any statue. i'm not here for burning down any building. to here to ask my colleagues very properly and lawfully return these people to their proper place. put them where they can be studied, put t

the fed could tighten to please the bears and make a lot of money so they get big houses in the hamptons, i just like decide to punch myself in the face. why don't you put your money together in a big pile and light it on fire and stuff it in the chi chimn chimney? sounds like a bad idea please remember, most of these people making this argument need stocks to go down to make big money so they can dominate and get really better houses than you have in the hamptons and unlike the ford titans who were grilled today, they don't care how it happens or how many people will be hurt by their actions and wishes let's go to george in minnesota, george >> caller: hi, jim. >> hi, george. >> caller: i was wondering how you feel about cliff stock. >> no, no, we're not buying -- if you want to buy the maetals, buy gold i know iron, people say we're short on ire. actually, i get that we're actually short nickel but that's valet and i would never recommend valet. go for the highest quality we own the precious which is gold dick in virginia, dick >> caller: hi, jim i wanted to talk to you about kodak and

announcer: the largest stone fort in the united states sits at the mouth of the chesapeake bay near hampton. up next, fort monroe casemate museum director robin reed gives us a tour, showcasing the fort's history, from the colonial era through its completion in 1834 and its role in the civil war. mr. reed: welcome to fort monroe, located here on the very pleasant place we call point comfort. we actually call it old point comfort. that has been that way for a long, long time. it is here that ov

. >> thes' over 70' in south hampton are all signing up to receive the vaccine.ll the people are more colorable to covid-19. their immune system weakens as we age the immune system weakens as we age. whether the vaccine protects them is a key question that needs answering. >> the two vaccines we have been hearing about are not the first to reach this stage. moderna was first. pfizd er has also sitive results. in total around the world, there are 140 vaccines in early-stage development. a smaller number in various stages of clinical trials. >> all of these approaches are to predict whether there were ane will not know that they y work until twork or fail and cannot contrast. a great start, but stito many hurdleet over. the most optimistic timeframe will be seeing a vaccine toward the end of this year, but most i think will be early next year. then the real challenge is scaling them up and making them available globally. >> we will bring you a global up date on how we are doing later on in the program. the u.k. government has suspenond its extradi treaty with hong

. >>> a concert in the hamptons could land the chain smokers in trouble. the mayor was apalled at the gathering. >> and minnesota have been added, a total of 34 states are on the list including washington, d.c. and puerto rico. anyone coming from these states must quarantine or face a fine >>> according to usa today analysis more than 1,600 deaths were recorded in texas every week >>> white house press briefing president trump seemed to complain that the task force is getting higher ratings than him. >> why don't i have a higher approval rating and the administration with respect to the virus? so it sort of is curious, a man works with us, very closely r dr. fauci and dr. birx but nobody likes me it it can only be my personality that's all >> he also insisted that he gots along with dr. said >> the l they make up about 49% of the population but account for more than half of the cases and 46% of the covid related deaths. lester holt asked the mayor of los angeles about the city's response to the pandemic >> over the last few weeks you have threatened to rei

in the hamptons, you better be rich is what i would say there.he ipo? >> it's one of those ipos in talking with sources over the last few years that's been kind of like on again, off again. palantir is another one of those that's on again and off again. it appears to be on right now until it's not airbnb i would put in that category it's a possibility for 2020. it's not a definite for 2020 but there's certainly an incentive to get out in 2020 because there are restricted stock options for employees that do expire at the end of the year if they don't get out in 2020, they might have a disappointed work force which is not good for the company. >> kate a milestone for amazon today, marking the 25th anniversary of the real debut of going online at amazon.com not the anniversary of the i date when the site launched in 1995, it was a virtual book store with about 10 employees based in washington state of course now it is a global powerhouse, sells everything it streams sports, movies, more. has production, giant cloud company. last year revenue about 3