have you seen hank? ago. >> a successful business owner subscribes to one theory. they show up first, and they leave last. do you know where hank is? >> i don't know. i don't know if he's gone home or what. >> i cannot believe he left. not only is it disrespectful to the employees, it's disrespectful to all the customers who are coming here today. he really left? like, he's gone? >> as far as i know. >> he literally disappeared. i'm pissed. oh, hey, hank. where'd you go, buddy? we have a grand opening. hank, i don't understand why you left. this is [bleep] ridiculous. you need to [bleep] come back here. i've been here for a week. i'm doing all this stuff. this is ridiculous that you left. turn the car around, get your ass back here, and be a leader right now. for business advice and extra scenes from the show, go on to cnbc.com/the-profit. and here we have another burst pipe in denmark. if you look close... jamie, are there any interesting photos from your trip? ouch, okay. huh, boring, boring, you don't

hank, are you [bleep] kidding me?hat you can learn from one of the most memorable moments in "profit" history. rule 9 is one that should go without saying, but it doesn't. people, know your numbers. how much money does this business make a year? i mean, as far as that i'll be honest, i don't know the exact numbers. what does it cost to make something like this? you know, that's a good question. i can't move forward if i don't know for sure what the numbers are going to be. 9-out-of-10 people still cannot explain where their money's going. in season one, i visited a small popcorn business run by a woman named sharla. remember her? i was shocked to find out that her accounting system consisted of piles of money on the floor. do you guys just leave money out? yeah. this would be a cool place to rob. it only got worse from there. there was over $300,000 missing from her accounts and sharla was absolutely clueless, or was she hiding something? the problem is, there's $319,000 missing. then i guess it needs to be found. why

we're hearing from a baseball legend this morning, hank aaron on the sport's growth and change.nd interview this baseball icon. alex, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, whit. now, most people know about hank aaron's major league baseball career, but he like jackie robinson or satchel page is a product of the negro league. hall of fame talent segregated in competition because of the color of their skin. but today, baseball is honoring these pioneers. it's a game day a century in a making. group foster organizing the negro national league back in 1920, and later today, every major league baseball player, coach, and umpire taking the field will wear a match honoring that legacy. >> talk about the people who crossed over the bridge. the negro league museum and what will take on sunday is a true celebration of those who built the bridge. >> reporter: one of those bridge builders, baseball legend hank aaron. >> i think how hard i played for the 23 years that i played. i don't know that i took anything for granted. i took everything that -- that they gave me and applied it

in front of the newly built hangman's noose that the protesters have put up and say my name's elias hank i want to be a politician again let's talk about the issues because can i suggest to you that that conversation may go completely the wrong way today. there are there is there is. this tree and as i told you before before the explosion also we had that inclusion that didn't use to receive any politician however elegantly or both. movements in that field. today we just bury our general. who has been one of them are. due to this explosion yesterday we did betty another comrade who 727 years old and before yesterday were also buried so we have 3 victims and tomorrow is the 4th actually. what i'm trying to tell you is that we we are. our people are in the streets our part is in our streets our streets and we should be calling and we among most of the civil society groups that called for this. money to station today we are part of it. we are in the few hours me being there is only normal today i will not go to the funeral without the definitely i will be with them there is no shame the onl

hanks has taken on lots of magical parts, playing walt disney, mr.a live-action remake of "pinocchio." he reached out to the director, while negotiations are early on, read the script and says he is in he wants in. >> cool. >> hanks and the director have a relationship, having done gump, the polar express, castaway in the past what do you think? >> i'm here for it who is going to be pinocchio >> every time hanks is in something, it's gold. >> i know. >> we know >>> finally, guys, we got some big news for all the "harry potter" fans out there starting in october, all of the "harry potter" movies will be streaming free, kids, on peacock. >> i love that price. >> no money down our parent company, nbc universal, the franchise ran for ten years. eight movies, making the three leads national stars it grossed nearly $1 billion worldwide. it spawned universal's wizarding world theme park, which we visited when we went there remember back in the day. >> you have until october to re-read all the books. we should say, happy birthday to jimmy corrigan there he i

gave rise to a lot of players that were not able to play at that time in the major leagues. >> and hankd and a role model for. to see him passing down the sport to keep it alive and growing is special. >> it is, and the activities will be on june 27th. but like everything this year. they were postponeed. but it happened. >> that is how it goes. >> that is it for this half hour. >> follow us on facebook. >>> this morning on "world news now," the new plea from the coronavirus task force. >> dr. deborah birx says this is the time to get the virus under control. new cases are cropping up on college campuses. police breaking up 20 parties over the weekend. another sorority quarantined after 23 members tested positive. >>> the democratic national convention begins today. house speaker nancy pelosi is focused on the november election. she is calling the house back from recess over concerns over the postal service and possible delays of delivery of mail-in ballots. >>> pandemonium at the zoo. could we be celebrating a birthday soon? what we know about the momma bear and the 24/7 panda-cam the z

now people are sitting around in coronavirus saying i wonder if i could prove tom hanks has sex withs to have the internet, q anon picked up followers and grew into an online movement. seems many of the things it predicted never came true. >> early on they were claiming robert mueller was investigating and indicting leaders, and president trump was working with mural's team. >> president trump is creating a secret team to arrest them and force them to wear ankle bracelets. >> the belief is the late j.f. cments, jr. is alive and helping trump clean up the deep state. >> nearly all of these clues including hillary clinton was arrested turned out to be wrong, but the batting average doesn't seem to matter. >> you can present them with evidence, you can common strait how they've gone wrong and they don't seem to care. again and again that q is bigger than anything that they can have to the contrary. >> trevor: that's right, doesn't matter how many of q's outlandish predictions fail to pan out, it never seems to have an impact on the movement, and that my friends is the classic sign of cu

existence and but it is still unclear how advanced the talks are right now are and in delhi reporter hank shanley many thanks indeed. now authorities on the italian island of lampedusa are sounding the alarm over a surge in the number of migrants arriving on its shores in new arrivals are housed in overcrowded camps where social distancing is all but impossible all that has locals worried about the possible spread of the corona virus and officials are warning of a far right backlash directed the migrants. there is hope at least for these 147 migrants the coast guard brought them to sicily from the small island of lampedusa there the camp is overcrowded build for a few 100 people now 10 times as many live their social distancing is impossible and locals fear a 2nd wave of the coronavirus could hit soon. the migrants are just walking around we try to protect ourselves with disinfectant and gloves but the migrants go shopping here and there without any protection and nothing changes. it is very critical now we are not happy there are lots of tourists coming here and on top of that all the mi

and following the story for us as a reporter hangs friendly who's in the studio with me hello to you hanks when so what is really behind donald trump's call to ban tick talk does it really pose a security threat to the united states or is this merely more about this long running trade dispute with china i think the answer to that is both it's true that tick talk is caught right in the middle of an international political route but it also does have some security concerns and the concern is that by danced a company that owns to talk it's based in beijing and then how a chinese company in general and the the watch of the chinese government because there are some preconditions to their existence or to their operations and that is they there are some rules they need to respect and there are some lines they can cross and now also in 2017 china passed the national intelligence law that requires companies to comply with intelligence gathering operations by the state that means companies can actually push back. the requests made by the chinese government but is there a specific evidence that tikta

and your top five choices for next celebrity president are: morgan freeman, denzel washington, tom hankshat the only white celebrity people will even consider from now on is tom hanks. which i get. the guy was able to make friends with a volleyball smeared with blood, so he should be able to work with mitch mcconnell right? surprisingly, the woman who did best in our poll was judge judy. and i agree that she'd make a great president. she'd resolve any conflict so quick. ( as judge judy ) "syria, do you have the insurance bill? okay, let me see. shut up, turkey. shut up! i am not talking to you!" anyway, you can check out all the results and learn how we conducted the poll at yougov.com/thedailyshow. but for real, don't elect a celebrity again. we'll see you here all next week for the republican national convention! but first, here it is, your moment of zen. >> so nobody cares. i want to get that mosquito out of here. they'll say it's cruelty to animals. i don't-- no, it's true. they-- they have-- they were saying the other night, the shark. they were saying, sharks. we have to protect th

, i could live that life former vice president, joe biden held a virtual fundraiser today with tom hanksnately it was with virtual tom hanks. [ shudder rapper cardi b interviewed former vice president joe biden yesterday and discussed health care, free education and tax breaks overall, an unexpectedly dry-ass conversation my favorite joke of the day, maybe the week it's only tuesday, but thank you, ally hord new york governor andrew cuomo said yesterday that "gyms can reopen next week at one third capacity." but let's face it, even if they cut capacity to one tenth, there could still be a naked guy blocking your locker a man in chicago was arrested last week, after he allegedly tried to break into an atm while live streaming the crime on his phone. even dumber, he kept calling it an atm machine yes, like one of the automated atm machines a man in china was recently knocked unconscious after a cat fell from a balcony onto his head said the cat, "that's right, i fell." a pair - [ laughter ] that was my sly cat. a pair of sneakers worn by michael jordan broke a record last week when they we

>> that tied him with hank aaron for the all-time record.ts august 4th, i'm jeep fonzi. >> yeah, and of course to the rest is history. we know that about barry bonds. sometimes when you look back at video of him, he was really a man amongst boys. i think the best hitter of all time. frank, i know you love the martial arts. this is an up and comer, a young bruce lee replica. check this out. . [ laughter ] >> from japan. that's a five-year-old. she well on his way, maybe movies or something. this is kind of weird, look at this, guys. this is the twins and pirates game in minneapolis. an unauthorized drone flying over the stadium. i think it was a houston astros cheating drone. [ laughter ] >> that's creepy. >> it was just kind of weird. somehow i think the houston astros are behind that. [ laughter ] anyway, it delayed the game for about five minutes. they didn't know really what to make of it. as far as i know, they never figured out who was flying that thing, but that is the sporting life in this day and age. >> it's a mystery. >> mystery. >

. >>> se llama hank, es como si un rayo me hbiera partido en dos, es casi perfecto, apasionado, sexy,> no pensés que fueras tan simpático. >>> así puedes comprender cuán bien la encuentro de hecha y actuada, por algo es nominada como mejor película, cómo te sientes con todo esto. >>> muy feliz, es un guión bastante sólido y obviamente el reto actoral era muy padre, cuando las medicinas se le van al sistema, pero también no quieres que seaun barril sin fondo la hermana sufría de ansiedad, platiqué con gente bipolar, platicar con esquizofrénicos, platicar con psiquiatras porque quería que la gente se riera, pero cuando lo vieras a los ojos híjole, este cuate no se la está pasand obien, la condición mental que se le está disparando en ese momento no está divertida, creo que eso queríamos lograr en la película. >>> cómo estás pasando la pandemia. >>> bien, con mucha paciencia, entendiendo que los maestros deben pagar 500 por ciento millones más de lo que ganan, es niña lo que tienes , espérate cuando empiecen ir a la escuela, no sé cómo le hacemos, los maestros mis respetos absolutos, per

. >> stephen: the example was can he go take tom hank's blood. >> exactly.t tom hank's blood, who wouldn't, what a nice guy, maybe we would all become nicer. >> stephen: i don't know. >> what they are doing, the vaccine actually challenges your immune system and makes it think it has been effected so it mowpts its own immune response, then are you ready to go. if i am giving you antibodies it is called passive immunity. while the antibodies are there, i may get some protection but once the antibodies are gone nay month or two that protection goes away. what is really interesting is something called monoclonal antibodies, there are a couple of trials. i am excited about that, a technological tour de force. when you get a regular immune response, you have the antibodies in this con va lessons plasma, there are all sorts of antibodies, there are antibodies from the toe infection i got, and also antibodies against coronavirus, but any part of the coronavirus. maybe against the part of the coronavirus that is not very effective. there are antibodies that are righ

hanks. and the flick. he's made up nicely to fix my life but now it's time to. come to a stable writing. his chances of pulling up this finish with just a shade under 5 percent holland was at an extremely tight angle to the post and just the meta now from the goal line it was a very narrow corridor of the executed the shot to perfection. one of the bright spots that evening but still not enough apparently he's disappointed today because he should just go free a movie goes because you know honestly going to see. lost in the loves playing out book 13 games in the bundesliga and he's yet to taste defeat against them. scoring 6 goals in the process i think from giving the opponents i'm just happy to have schools that can scoop statistically it does look good again so i expect to still i'm beaten but that's no guarantee they're always tough to play against it's a nice tackle the same system the full skipper had a blast against then this season as well. chris still probably. stuck by talking to a whole stable but once it's. been such a right. to find something. before

the president yesterday embrace them, who -- a group who believe hillary clinton, oprah winfrey, tom hanksult that eat children in order to extract a life extending chemical from their blood group. this group that you know so well, how did you feel when you saw the president give them a right on. >> to be honest, i wasn't surprised. i knew that the president -- this is an electoral -- this is a strategy at this point. this is millions of people. facebook took down these groups. last week my colleague at nbc news reported that millions of people were in facebook groups about qanon. and it's growing by the day and almost a political ways. people have co-opted like legitimate hash tags. things like #save the children. if you've seen that trending, that's because qanon recently has taken that group and co-opted its message to be about tom hanks and hillary clinton, all those things you talked about recently. they are taking an idea that child sex trafficking, which is real, they are turning that into this thing about a cabal, turning that into an electoral message for donald trump on facebook.

he loves on his prune and walnut orchards and the people he loves: his wife mary, and their kids, hankas all parents do, they've always wanted their children to grow up learning the value of a dollar and knowing

understand that but can get a diagnosis right all doctors would tell you that good doctors and here's hank caulk with these latest weeds. his latest grotesque. well denies it refutes any corruption regarding any particular tech company whether it be babylon or or any other. war from legendary journalist and filmmaker after this short break. in the early 1970 s. helmet a psychologist just proposed to the west but experiment wanted to paedophiles and neglected boys experiment was a. good model. on the. girls. have sex with older men would help with the boy's socialization over 30 years many children were paedophiles to raise . courtrooms for mr. brewster. welcome back i'm still here on the season finale of going underground with legendary filmmaker john pilger i want to move on to one truth teller who has exposed ideological privatization as well as war crimes julian a son she was currently in jail where there has been a death belmarsh prison in london what are we expecting from the court hearing on september the 7th i understand it all the court hearings change that dates change what are we

movie star tom hanks is among them, posting about the process on social media. >>> moving now to peruwhere more than a dozen people died inside a nightclub over the weekend during a police raid to shut down an illegal party that went against coronavirus measures. they were trampled to death in a stampede. [ sirens ] the tragedy took place on saturday in the capital lima. police raided the club to enforce coronavirus measures that banned large gatherings. patrons rushed toward the exit, crushing each other and becoming trapped. it's estimated there were 120 party-goers inside. in addition to a death toll of at least 13, six were injured, including three police officers. 15 out of the 23 people detained by police r reportedlyy tested positive for the coronavirus. >> translator: i have sorry and sadness for those who have died and their relatives, but i also feel anger and indignation toward the irresponsible people who are organizing these types of events. >> according to coronavirus figures from johns hopkins university in the u.s., peru is among the worst-hit nations. it has more than

he is the latest hollywood star to announce they have tom hanks and idris elba has also been second.re watching "bbc world new america." still to ce, making masks mandatory. parts of frace are telling people to cover up, but not everybody is lisning. officials in hong kong have arrested a prominent media tycoon on suspicion of colluding with foreign forces. publisher of the popular "apple" daily newspaper is one of a dozen pro-democracy activis to be detained. reporter: chi called him a troublemaker who sought to incite riots and spread rumors with his newspapers. butt is worth bearing in mind how popular his newspaper, "apple daily" is. it is very popular on the pro-democracy side. wh jim eli -- jimm lai was arreed, p aopular tycoon and british as a sign the government is trying to put a warning out to esothers. shar in "apple daily" fell and then spiked as activists supported the newspaper. even if they int a blank sheet of paper tomrow, said one, we will be buying. jane: french authorities have taken another turn in their battle against the coronavirus outbreak. after a strict dow

think,hanks, most people he went on too long, but for the average trump voter, too much trump is a contradiction in terms. as someone who watches media and is on the other side, being in the media, and i am thinking what is new here that i have not already heard from all of the so-called coronavirus press briefings we have seen but also from the remarks he gave in charlotte on monday. given that you are both disappointed with the president's speech, did he miss an opportunity to forge new ground, and is he even capable of doing that? does he even care? sorry. go ahead, henry. henry: i think that is the 64,000 dollar question. he should have been forge a new ground. he should have been forge a new ground for the last two years, and the convention before him was talking about forging new ground, using themes and endorsements and testimonials from people, and then you get the president, and it is same old, same old, pretty much, and people have been asking me when is there a path back, and i say yes, but i do not think he can take that path. last night shows that maybe this guy is just an old dog w

hank city's crowded beaches restaurants busting at the seams this is how many of the well tourist hotspots looked. that were $1500000000.00 tourists worldwide in 2019 this year it will be less than half that says the u.n. well to chill reasonable organization some countries have reopened for business but visitors are returning at least slaving. coppery is known as the island of the rich and beautiful now visitors are slowly returning italy has been hit hard by the coronavirus the lockdown was long and tough italians are glad to be able to travel again. so again with the i can with my friends we haven't seen each other for ages it'll be great that whatever i feel safe again i've come from a long and i'm looking forward to a beautiful weekend with sun and see. the huge crowds of recent years have yet to return the stunning beauty of coppery can now be enjoyed by the few along with the exclusive shopping boulevards. in the center of comp prieto on this july chilly air borne a quarter of a famous for its homemade ice cream and other sweet treats at this time of year there's normally be lo

the trust company ahead of investment strategy hank smith and also joining the conversation columnist the hill liz peek and editorial page editor james freeman, great to see you, hank, let me kick it off with you, your take on the markets right now, you've been cautious as we have seen record after record after record in terms of valuations but this market just will not quit? >> well, you're absolutely right. it would be healthy to have a pause. every bull market and we are in a new bull market or perhaps the bear market back in the spring was just a cyclical bear market in what has been the longers bull market in history. only time and historians will tell us that, but we are do for a little bit of pause but let's not forget the tailwinds that are driving this market are powerful and they're not going away. extraordinary monetary and physical stimulus, positive economic momentum and there's no alternative, you have no choice but to invest in equities and there's a little bit of a fear of missing out but the tailwinds are powerful. we will be in the tinea -- tina environment for sever

hank, what's your reaction to all of this?ates on the 10 year moving up you're still talking about 0.06% on the yield. is that what's behind this massive momentum for stocks, not a lot of alternatives, hank. >> maria, it's really quite simple. you have massive fiscal and monetary stimulus. you also have positive lyn linearity, in other words, the economic data is getting better and you have tina, there is no alternative. the 10 year could go to 1%, there still is no alternative for anyone that has a 3, 5, 10 year outlook, you cannot be invested in a 10 year treasury yielding less than 1%, it's 0.6 right now. so it's really that simple and that is why the market is at near all-time highs. maria: so would you keep putting money then into stocks? do you want to keep investing in equities? >> look, there are definitely going to be obstacles, headwinds going forward. we could have less than positive linearity, if you have flare-ups in certain areas of the country that create some slowdowns, states have to lock down a little bit. we

hodges, hank you so much for your service. i think this has been a hearing enlighten elp americans to where we are on all issues.ry difficult discussion of e some of the problems we face in seeng to do what we want to done f done. for information and records, the record will remain open until thursday. we'd ask witnesses to respond promptly -- as profitly as promptly as - possible to questions that are raised. we had some discussions here about things that would be to the record. we'd ask you -- for the record. that as you to do promptly as possible. with that the committee stands adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here's what we have coming up for you. hite house press secretary has scheduled a briefing today. that's set to start at noon eastern. we'll have it live for you here c-span. and coming up later, a senate subcommittee looks at how to protests iolence of while protecting indi

those approval why did you bring me his so i know it's all the security service to put through him hank coughs person does most of the stuff that this is and you put him in charge of the holding you do this on the stands you at school. go as a man of inspections meetings with bureaucrats and reprimands of government officials when the cameras are watching of course this puts a smile on the faces of ordinary people who struggle daily with bureaucratic red tape it's also the main reason why they call the shank obama for many baka is also a strong man who created an enclave of the soviet union. within europe it's been a popular stance for years but now look at those image is facing some big problems . sure local shango claims he won the election it seems like the security forces are on his side and for a while he only faced small pockets of pro western opposition but based on the brutality used by the police to control the situation arrests made of journalists and the death of a protester it seems like the entire country's view of the government is definitely turning sour. it's possible lu

tom hanks, his wife rita wilson as well as the bollywood stars amitabh bachchan and aishwarya rai bachchan elba have all had covid—i9. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a race against time in mauritius, after a government warning that a run—a—ground cargo ship, is about to break apart. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutal former dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. 2 billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: president trump has been escorted from a white house briefing, after security shot an armed suspect, outside the building. protests on the streets of beirut, as the entire lebanese government steps down, after last week's catas

>>hanks for having me, margaret. >> you co-foundethe bill and melinda gates foundationo cades ago, and since then your foundation has worked to fight global poverty and to combat infectious disease, including hiv, tuberculosis, malaria, ebola. and noyou have committed more than $300 million to fight the covid-19 pandemic. my question just to start is, your work is so often focused on global health.co d you have imagined that you would be battling a pandemic so close to home? >> no, there's no chancewe that we thoughould have a pandemic, you know, and that part of the start of it was here in seate. so, no, this has been quite a surprise to us. we knew eventually there would be some pandemic, but we certainly didn't think it was going to be of this magnitude and scale at this time. nobody could have predicted that. >> well, we're at the six-month anniversary of the first known case of covid-19 in the united states from january 20th. and right at this moment, covid-19 cases are spiking dramatically in a majority of states. a few months ago, did you think we would be back to square one? >>

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the show being rehearsed is sleepless, based on the tom hanks and meg ryan movie sleepless in seattle, it'sjust made me realise the escapism of theatre and how much people will really enjoy to see it again. it has been organised so well and i think the most important thing in these covid times is having the direction and knowing what you're meant to be doing in order to stay safe. the second we arrived, we were told exactly where to go, where to be, where to go when we got tested, after we had been tested, and had a negative test. testing was an interesting start to the day but also one that we have now been building up for so long. everyone was just really ready for it and wanted to sort of get their negative results. and get to work. many theatres are old buildings which makes them very difficult to adapt but the troubadour here in wembley only opened last year. being new is an huge help. there is a much biggerfoyer, a far greater number of toilets and it'sjust a better atmosphere when you've got more space. and this is really what's made it possible. this, and the testing facility.

rob: francie hanks is a former doj official and worked with sally yates for ten years.e joins us with what we can expect that today's hearing. you heard the clip of lindsey graham saying if she knew then what she knows now would she have signed the warrant, what do you think about that question? >> i hope she says no, she wouldn't sign the warrant but this is an interesting question because sally has a lot of experience, she has been a federal prosecutor since the late 80s, she had done hundreds if not thousands of criminal investigations and overseen thousands of criminal investigations as united states attorney. she has a lot of experience and to me the minute it was made public, the steel dossier. i look at that as a criminal prosecutor and i don't understand how any criminal prosecutor or investigator with any level of experience can have taken the allegations in that does he seriously enough as an american citizen to bring the intelligence apparatus a country to bear to spy on him and to get into those with whom he communicated over a period of years including thos

look at what the major studios are doing it is clear that it is much more heavily, a film like tom hanksould have been a gigg digital release. things they call mid-budget which is $60 to $80 million, would be the case. >> are you thinking about your next round of films going into production the fact that costs might be higher, how important is it to you to have guaranteed audience overseas? the subject matter or the star has a built in audience when it seems like the u.s. market might open more slowly >> it has always been true it is becoming even more true. so it is very important. unfortunately we can't make a baseball or a cowboys and indians movie. but there is a lot of things you can make, and there are plenty of things that we do agree on, and that is what we can make >> congratulations on the first wide release in many, many months thank you for joining us >> thank you for having me >>> when we come back, companies investing in the well-being of their employees. the ceo of headspace joining us in just 2:00 this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trend

tom hanks announced he had covid and nba suspended its season and you know what happened two days afterrs killed breonna taylor an injustice that is part of a national reckoning over race demanding that people like me confront their privilege and for a new mom. i'm alive and so is my kid and if the color of my skin was different, i would have been twice as likely to die giving birth. so are the disparities we're seeing with the coronavirus. all of which is to say that week in march changed my world, sure, but it changed everybody's. and the question has been and is now how we handle it. how we hold ourselves accountable. how we do the work and especially how we hold our leaders accountable. our lawmakers, our president. that is why i'm glad to be back with you at work with plenty of it ahead. thank you for being here with me. craig melvin is up next. don't w. because when caught early, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon

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i'm waiting for a letter from hodge kins tom hanks has written something to me, i have spoken to thers that be. or you know, i'm sure-- so you know, yeah it is a wild thing. and you know, people will see things in this book. i can i read you a snippet, in the story of charlie kaufman is trying to convince him to play chairman mao. much course that is absolutely unheard of. >> i really found this part of the book interesting because here you were talking about just like the essence of what hollywood is going through now, trying to decide who can play who, can people play someone who may have been a different ethnicity or different culture or different-- and it is interesting in the book you as the jim or not jim are going through this process. >> there is a question of whether it is right at all, and charlie comes up with some-- playing an actor playing an actor playing chairman mao who has all these problems in his country. so one night at a dinner party in my swankie backyard i speak and i give a toast during the dinner and it causes a few problems. it say small part of it. >> the a

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hank aaron, billy williams, isaac smith, gerald williams, they all played ball in mobile and in this community and they are all in the hall of fame. and today living in the community is clearly on jones who was with the mets in 1969. mobile county training school on the left. the high school closed in 1970 with integration, as a lot of other black high schools closed during that time with integration. there is a middle school and that middle school is still open. this bell was on the clotilda. they would ring that bell to start the ceremony. this is our latest marker. we just placed this marker right here. it has all the updated information on it6p africatown. this is the africatown bridge that was constructed in 1995. we are going to go down to the end of this road to show you where the park is going to be. i found something interesting. you see the sign over there that says chippewa lake, for lease? that is the meaher family. those signs, you see them strategically in the area with property for release. this is kimberly-clark, paper manufacturing company. prior to that it was scott

there with more we are joined by salesforce ceo marc benioff. .hank you for joining us shares endingay more than 26%. up a huge quarter. what were the primary drivers of you saw as standouts in a pandemic quarter? marc: emily, these have been such challenging times. in many ways, this moment is humbling and also bittersweet. we have seen so many of our customers go through so much difficulty this quarter. but i think that we can look at this quarter and look at everything that's happened with salesforce. we strongly believe business is the greatest platform for change. we continue to work with our customers and use our customer 360 platform to help them transform their businesses to get closer to their businesses. areat the same time, we very much looking at this as a victory. ourave a great return for investors. that they 5000 return since we went public in 2004. it's also a strong return for stakeholders. we have done aliens of hours of volunteerism. we have given away hundreds of millions of dollars. we have over 50,000 for free.ons you can look at oakland and public schools where

he is the latest celebrity to reveal that they have tested positive, from tom hanks to mel again son recovered. >> reporter: i'm allison kosik in new york. amazon, the company seen as a big disrupter for retail, could be moving into your local shopping mall. "wall street journal" is reporting that amazon and simon property group the biggest mall operator in the u.s. are exploring turning anchor department stores into amazon distribution hubs, the talks are reportedly focused on converting stores occupied by sears by j c penny and store items incruding kitchenware, books, sweaters and electronics until they're ready to be delivered to customers. >>> thank you, everyone. my next guest says the president does not want the intelligence community to expose russian attacks on the u.s. election because he is their beneficiary. >>> plus, a moment of reckoning in college sports. college football fate is not certain and a decision to cancel may be imminent. apps are used everywhere... except work. why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their sup

. >> joe biden's home in wilmington right now hosting a fund-raiser virtually with tom hanks and does plan to drop into some digital watch parties for state delegations who have been asked to stay away from his location for public health reasons. does not have any events away until his remarks on thursday although the campaign did tell us as things picked up yesterday to expect some sort of surprise appearances from their candidate and as you can see behind us, finally setting the stage literally and this is what the convention looks like, nobody popping in to see what is going on, just an empty event with three big flags and one medium-sized sign. >> bill: you look lonely in that parking lot. nice to see you, peter doocy. want to bring in one of last night's featured speakers, minnesota senator amy klobuchar and good day to you and thank you for being here this afternoon. >> thank you, great to beyond. >> bill: i've got a number of questions, how did you think it went last night? >> i think it went really well. one of the major focuses of the night in addition to michelle obama's ama

[applause] .hank you to the uae thank you to israel.] 100%dition, we obliterated of the isis caliphate and killed ,ts founder and leader al-baghdadi. [applause] then in a separate operation, we eliminated the world's number one terrorist by far, qasem soleimani. [applause] previous administrations, i have kept america out of new wars, and our troops are coming home. $2.5ve spent nearly trillion on completely rebuilding our military, which was very badly depleted when i took office, as you know. separate pay three raises for our great warriors. [applause] we also launched the space force , the first new branch of the united states military since the air force was created almost 75 years ago. we have spent the last four years reversing the damage joe biden inflicted over the last 47 years. biden's record is a shameful local of the most catastrophic betrayals and blunders in our lifetime. he has spent his entire career on the wrong side of history. biden voted for the nafta disaster, the single worst trade deal ever enacted. entry intod ch

. >> hank you for taking the time to talk to me. the pride of pioneer high in the south bay.d are there any positives that you can take out of this and not playing? they both had the same answer. they were like yeah, this is an opportunity to really work on the individual skills, so when it comes time to actually play with the team, she is part of the national woman's team. that world cup is set to go in january, so hopefully they will bring that world cup home to the states. >>> also, coming up. the way that we worked out changed overnight. how the bay area gyms are making personal fitness the top priority. >>> also, allowing people to just get outside and have some fun. letting you know what the bay area and rec groups have to offer. >>> since the pandemic started, you may think that the local park and reck leader have not been up to much. they have been warn working really hard to get you the opportunities to go outside and use the parking and have some fun. >> since march playing at the local parks has seen a new set of restrictions because of the pandemic. it's common to

right below his property, you see a small square that says, "nancy hanks lincoln grave." >> that's his>> that is abraham lincoln's mother, and she is buried on the carter's farm. so, very close connection, not only personally, but in proximity to where they lived. >> but was young abe himself friendly enough with the carters to give them a gift that would keep giving through the years? digging into lincoln's writings, they find a lighthearted poem by lincoln about a boyhood adventure in indiana. >> abraham lincoln wrote a poem about a bear hunt, and in that bear hunt, he mentions the carters. >> penned sometime in the mid 1840s, one stanza reads... >> abraham lincoln didn't forget about the carters, and, to me, it really shows that relationship was so strong, it carried with him even years later. >> the amateur history sleuths seem to be getting warmer. time to really home in on those initials, "a-l." that's next. >> here's another quiz question for you. at 6'4", abraham lincoln was the tallest president. who was the second tallest? the answer when we return. i am totally blind. and no