and their education sandra lee author of dear donald letters from a loving deplorable and dr dean hart expert in microbiology and published author on the transmission of viruses and disease thank you so much for joining us. welcome. and wonderful well you know right now i know in my own household we're starting to get our school supplies and gather and make that decision on whether to send our kids back in person we're going to do a hybrid type of system here in tennessee dr hart i want to start with you you know those in the medical field right now seem to be just as full of opinions as kind of the parents and what is the healthiest way for students to kind of return to learning have we handled this right not only last spring but right now and battling coronavirus in regards to returning back to school. well in science we want to look at data and make their conclusions from research because this is not hope it's only been around and being studied so so maybe march they started to do any significant research so the question of sending kids back vice president pence was absolutely right

. >> kevin hart, jay-z, owner of the patriots. >> i feel like god put me in the position to be the voice the voiceless. this is way more bigger than me. . >> hello and welcome to "dateline." countless young musicians dream of fame and fortune. meek mill was living the fantasy. he went from rapping on street corners to rubbing elbows with some of the biggest names in hip-hop. then suddenly the risen star found himself in a spotlight he never imagined. what happened to meek mill and how he fought back struck a cord that had nothing to do with music. here's lester holt with dreams and nightmares, the meek mill story. >> we're here to demand justice. >> his plight sparked headlines around the world and protests in the streets. his cases defining a cause for millions, demanding reform. charging the criminal justice system is corrupt; that mass incarceration and a punitive probation system are unfairly insnaring minorities. >> we're sick of a system that over incarcerates black and brown people. >> also known as meek mill a philadelphia rapper who has sold millions of albums. in november 2017,

you're on the show with kevin hart called "die hart," one of the funniest action-packed shows i've seenrdless of the platform. >> oh, thank you so much. it was a lot of fun. and i think, for the short form, the short plat form -- sorry -- format that they have created, i think the show so wonderfully, like, just keeps you on a, like, cliffhanger at the end of every episode. and you're, like, how have they done this? it's a short episode, but i want to click the next one. i think they've done a great job wit. it was a joy to work on. if you find the show funny, it's safe to say that we laughed a lot when we were making it as well. >> trevor: right. it's also a cool departure for us to see you in because, i mean, we've seen you in action movies like the fast and furious and really dramatic roles, most famously "game of thrones." so to see you in a comedy where you don't take yourself seriously but in a show where you are trying to take yourself seriously is a fun world to be in. and there is hilarity on the screen you continue expect. what was it like working with three of you together in

and their education sandra lee author of dear donald letters from a loving deplorable and dr dean hart expert in microbiology and published author on the transmission of viruses and disease thank you so much for joining us. and wonderful well you know right now i know in my own household we're starting to get our school supplies a gather and make that decision on whether to send our kids back in person we're going to do a hybrid type of system here in tennessee dr hart i want to start with you you know those in the medical field right now seem to be just as full of opinions as kind of the parents and what is the healthiest way for students to kind of return to learning have we handled this right not only last spring but right now in battling coronavirus in regards to returning back to school. well in science we want to look at data and make up conclusions from research because this is not hope it's only been around and being studied so so maybe march they started to do any significant research so the question of sending kids back vice president pence was absolutely right the children w

please welcome kevin hart. hi, kevin. >> what's going on with you, man?jimmy: you know, kevin, you got a serious microphone, serious headphones going on, paintings of comedians behind you. who's behind you there? what do we have? richard pryor. >> richard pryor. bernie mac, chris rock. red fox. eddie murphy,chapelle. martin, seinfeld, carlin, wanda sikes is on one of them. i got a lot of them. >> jimmy: do you ever have comics come over and they're not on the wall? and they are insulted? >> i was talking to ellen, and i lied. i said she's on the other wall that you can't see. that's the only time. >> jimmy: she's on our underpants, that seems like enough, doesn't it? over the weekend, you did something fun with your family. you guys camped in the back yard did this take place? >> yeah, yeah, man. right now you got to be creative, you got to come up with other things to do. so we ordered some tents, put the tents up. we got sleeping bags, the whole nine, and we didn't make it. >> jimmy: who put the tents up? >> you know what? >> jimmy: who assembled the te

tanya hart is host of hollywood live with tanya hart on american urban radio network and shejoins mea long and a comp list career. how did he stay relevant to different generations over the years? first of all, i have do my condolences go out to joy and the family. but wow, what a quy- the family. but wow, what a guy. he had that smile and personality that just eclipsed everything. you know, he actually started his career parking cars for the local tv station here in los angeles, this is where he started. 1955, i believe, and he went on again, as you said, to log the most hours every in the guinness world book of records of television presenter and television host was that he had the longest. and i don‘t think anyone has beaten him since then. we still have to catch up to regis philbin. but he was just a personality. he also created, kind of a style that many of us who have come along since him have picked up on. and it was a star where he would interview people, is a good listener. and he taught everybody you have to be a good listener. and that way came very spontaneously, at least

and now to kevin hart. he's speaking from the heart in a new interview with sibley.scott, good to see you. and you're right, he definitely is. kevin plays a fictionalized version of himself as he sets out to become an action film star in the new 10-episode quibi series "die hart." it costars nathalie emmanuel and also john travolta, who

and when i visited hart mountain it was very much norman mineta's story that stood out for me. in some of my other books i've used multiple characters and i've certainly used women, female, girls and this is just sort of the way this story came together mchb you have to be careful as an author you don't diffuse it too much. it sort of depends on who your main character taoiseach but norm had such a rich story that as i was reading about him and certainly as i started spending time with him to interview him i knew i could tell more a concentrated story with him because i had so much history to reveal. >> first of all, let me congratulate her for standing up to ask this question, but more importantly i want to thank all the young people who are here. and if i might digress for a minute to just say that you own two things that no one else owns -- your name and your integrity. protect both of those. protect both. [ applause ] you'll have short-term, mid-term, long-term goals, and so i want you to work hard at whatever it is you're going to undertake professionally and career-wise a

harts avenue will be closed from diablo road to our expanded outdoor sitting.anville is block off streets c pedestrians to walk, shop and dine and it will be a mandatory mask zone. >> hopefully it will bring people downtown as long as they are socially correct and wear masks. >> harts avenue will be closed beginning at 4:00 today until 11:00 on sunday night. the closure will occur each weekend through august. >>> for more information about what's open his holiday weekend, you can head to our website web web. >>> well, santa clara takes its foot off the brakes. some businesses will be eligible to open on july 13th. hair salons, nail salons, gyms, fitness centers, hotels and motels will be allowed to reopen. however, indoor restaurants will not be allowed to reopen. >> i'm ecstatic to not lose my byesest business. >> reporter: stations taped off top maintain six feet of distance. tools disinfected with barbicol and an outdoor patio for customers. >> we are human. we do need to get out of our home sometimes. the order makes this clear. >> reporter: the county is r

hart, tell us, you are contributing this spike in sorority parties causing a surge. a number of events gathering and larger parties attended by members of the greek system and other students as well about a week and a half ago where people were definitely not wearing masks, physical distancing, et cetera, and they were serving beverages and food and there were more than the 12 recommended people, and cases started popping up and we heard about the events and over the next few days it became rapidly apparent some of the cases had gone to their households and other gatherings and spread there, too. it was a seeding affect that happened in our community that really all or almost all of them trace back to some pretty happy gatherings that happened a little while ago. >> this might jeopardize reopening. tell us about that? >> in a couple ways. first of all, the most important one is, you know, right now, fortunately we have not had anybody get seriously ill. our students are mostly young and healthy and been getting away with it and sooner or later a tragedy will hit and

steve hart mapp, on the road in albany new york. >> and that is the overnight news for this monday. continues. for others, w check back later for cbs this morning. follow us anytime on cbsnews.com. from the nation's capital, i'm major garrett. captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: tonight america's coronavirus pain deepens. infections surge and unemployment benefits near an end. patients in some states flood emergency rooms. intensive care admissions also on the rise. new curfews in florida and california braces for additional shutdowns. and no canada. baseball's blue jays are forbidden to play at home or anywhere in the country. also the president says most new covid cases are inconsequential. >> many of those cases are young people that would heal in a day. they have the sniffles and we put it down as a test. >> garrett: plus congress reconvenes. the goal? another

but in an age where in movies are varied as my farrell hart, peter butter falcon and even the current like a girl are proving the positive diverse casting. it's a real shame that come as you are wasn't able to follow their lead. music management, we are on the list. not on the list. you are incompetent. you call yourself a pa and you can't ever remember to phone and you can't ever remember to phone and get my name on the list? what? you heard me you burn your brain reject. you are fired. harsh. don't even bother coming into work tomorrow. ms. malone, malone plus one. my mistake. one of the surprise treats of 2018 was anna and the apocalypse. a christmas zombie musical, yes really. boasting a start making central performance by ella hunt. i'm malone music scout why don't you and i grab a seat... hunt takes the title role and cat and the band. a sweet natured hannah montana style and the band. a sweet natured hannah monta na style fa ntasy and the band. a sweet natured hannah montana style fantasy in which our heroine as a schoolgirl by day, aspiring rock manager by night. roles which m

harts avenue will now reopen between prospect avenue and school street. businesses ask for the section to be open again to help trade. the rest of harts avenue between diablo road and school street will close from this morning for outdoor dining. >>> 5:10 retuacto the cour >>> it's a cloudy start on our oakland camera this morning. i'll let you know when the skies will clear for most of us want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>> happening today, the giants will face the texas rangers later. hoping for some redemption after losing to the padres last night 12-7. meantime, the entire phillies and blue jays' series in philadelphia has been postponed now. an assistant coach and a clubhouse attendant tested positive for covid-19. the phillies last played the marlins who now have 19 positive cases. >>> to basketball now

together was katherine hart's. mr holmes. list and seriously this is martin and i think that it's. kathleen has been hurting on the issue of sustainability for years to bring in something. to moms not hamas and. it's a conflict. she's the top expert in kareen washing this means that she recognizes when corporations are spreading disinformation to create green image for themselves on t.v. she lives harsh criticism that the company's. first met 5 years ago when we both took part in a panel discussion on t.v. on occasion of my brain the a simplistic planet. i live and 26 this. year. and listed off to see if coming. in the said this from the goal so in the midst of an even worse because this wouldn't. get it in any. system is on this as. the amount. of iraq. chinese stocks in my hometown vienna has one of the highest quality social life in the amount. there are hardly any social protests and all. violent demonstrations just makes it the place to do business. today it's hosting an industrial system. chosing. to be one to get tough there. is lying to us. good enough but this is about sus

mr hart. but through this through this i can spot and smile and say she's helped somebody goes. that's what i see through. i figure. i've read your your shooter virgie arthur you know i do know if you're here. since that case happened dozens of american doctors have been sentenced in a court of law for over prescribing opioids. and $27.00 states is suing the laboratories for financial losses the bird you former company is now looking for new clients for its opioid it has created subsidiaries in asia and south america. everywhere opioid consumption is on the increase despite patients knowing the truth. you. seem wrong when all all just all. get you all get to shape out. just to come out to and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. choose to look for common ground. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the sha

happening today a scaled down weekend street closure of harts avenue in danville and going forward will stretch betwe the old closure was about twice as long and went to diablo road. a lot of merchants felt the closure wasn't really boosting their business and that was the whole idea for it. a judge extended an injunction blocking opd from using tear gas. in june the judge banned officers from using tear gas or flashbang grenades against demonstrators and then wednesday the judge extended that injunction indefinitely. >>> happening today protesters plan to call for more safety along the carquinez bridge. a woman says her husband was killed after going over a low concrete barrier along with the others who died in similar accidents. she has started a change.org petition calls for caltrans to install high barriers or guardrails. construction gets under way at the hercules center parking lot at 11:00 this morning. >>> happening today ron howard's rebuilding paradise is being released, a documentary that chronicles the day the town of paradise was lost in the most destructive wildfire in all

nbc wanted him, and he wanted mary hart. >> good morning, everybody, it's friday. >> i'm walking downmera crew up the street. i walk by and all of a sudden regis phil bin stands up and interrupts what he's doing and says "she's the one." >> "the regis philbin show" got canceled after just seven months. but for mary, it was the chance of a lifetime. >> you know, as mary steps here and, boom, and she's out that window. >> he had left this booming, popular show locally to go to the network, and then the rug was pulled out completely from both of us. and i lucked out. >> i'm mary hart for "entertainment tonight." >> they came to talk to me about what it feels like to be on a show that's canceled. great. and the next day they offered me a job. i think he held that against me for a very long time. >> regis moved back to local tv, this time in the big apple, trying to find the next big break. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> he worked with cyndy garvey and then ann abernathy. but in 1985, the maestro met his match. the result? tv dynamite. >> here comes kathie lee johnson. >> i put on m

. >> reporter: many of the witnesses pointed investigators to two men, frankie again hart and bill moorenior. >> coming up through the '70s and '80s, both of them had pretty good reputations of being pretty rough people. >> reporter: witnesses like willard sanders said said said d admitted his role. >> he said i hear you found that body. i said yeah, we found it. he said well, me and bill put him there. bill stabbed him and i tied the chain to him and drug him over to the power line. and i did report him, after he told him he and bill put him there, that's why i wonder why they're making such a big to-do about it now. if they wanted to do something, like to me they would have done it 30 years ago. >> reporter: many witnesses pointed to an old well on gephart's property. >> reporter: when law enforcement went digging, they found what they hoped would be strong physical evidence, including an old shirt. >> in the back of that shirt were what appeared to be seven stab wounds. and according to the autopsy report, timothy coggins was stabbed in the back seven times. >> reporter: in october 20

features a fancy new look with modern decor and alcohol and the restaurant will open on front street and hart's enjoy watching the bison at golden gate park? we will show you how? >> the governor shuts down the majority of public schools in california but will this new mandate affect schools in the bay area? >>> the county board of supervisors say wear a mask or get a fine. the story coming up. >>> up next for us, a rare cosmic festival but it could be hard to a lot of folks getting out to seo rare spectacle and it is comet neowise as the son syncs slowly in the west the famed fuzzball will be rising in the evening sky and anybody with the camera or scope will try to snap a shot and it will not be easy to find unless you watch this. >> the ancients were terrified by the sites of these. comets, so let's get out of the city and find this. it's been spotted all the way from walnut creek into the space station. comet neowise making its first appearance in nearly 7000 years . >> the question is, can you see it? >> if you're in the northern hemisphere, you can see it. >> if you're lucky you can see w

aren't we proud of merr mary hart? here.h dakotan who here is from south dakota? [applause] how many of you here tonight, it is your first visit to south dakota? [applause] thank you for coming. means the world to me. tonight we have a very special guest. we have the one 74th cyber protection unit with us here 174th cyberthe protection unit. could they please stand? [applause] folks, these soldiers were deployed for 13 months as a part of "operation enduring freedom," and he never got a welcome home, so we decided to throw a big party tonight and officially welcome them home and thank them for their service. would you give them a round of applause? [cheers and applause] thank you for your service. ladies and gentlemen, we have a fantastic evening planned for you. let me start by introducing someone that has been absolutely instrumental to making tonight happen. it is my honor to introduce david bernhardt, who is the united states secretary of the interior. he was raised in a rural town in colorado. rifles.c elk and sec

government agencies for help dozens of times adding that they've made significant progress since the hartf the pandemic, taking steps to ensure safety and have not had a single covid resident since may 12. both andover buildings remain fully operational and are now along with several other nursing homes part of a state-wide investigation by the attorney general. the families are left with their regrets and grief as they prepare for a long legal fight. what do you wish you had a chance to say to your dad? >> probably a lot of things, you know, a lot of things i could do over. i wish i could have taken him out myself. if i only knew, things definitely would have been different. >> new jersey now says it's implementing reforms based on an independent review of long-term care facilities in the state. >>> up next, how two senior communities may have found a covid-19 game changer to help their most vulnerable. so i'm gonna hold on promoting you this quarter. cool? drop the taco. get in the car. does this sentra feel like a compromise to you? wait, what...? the handling is good, right? no compro

it's the kevin hart of diseases. for the past few months, i've actually been working on a big primetime television special about the pandemic. it's finally premiering this weekend, and i'm excited to debut the very first promo for it tonight. fake a look. >> a country in look down, a global pandemic surges. and one man will put it on the line. to -- get -- his -- mail! >> come on, you can do this. all right, you can blow this [ bleep ] up. >> anthony anderson gets his mail, this sunday, 8:00/7:00 central. >> i'm not getting covid for 20% off a single item! >> only on abc. >> anthony: we're also working on a sequel where i push an elevator button. if you've seen anything i have ever done, you probably have seen my amazing mother, mama doris. she's my scorekeeper on "to tell the truth," she's been on "black-ish," my animal planet show, she's been on this show multiple times. she claims to have given me life. i claim to have given her a career. we are as close as can be, but how well do we really know each other? we're

in the east bay city of danville, street closures began this weekend, and starting today, hart's avenue in the downtown area between diablo road and school street will be closed. it starts this morning, and continues through sunday evening, and prospect avenue and school street will be open. the closures are to help with social distancing in the area. >>> san jose city college broke ground on an emergency operations building at the college campus on moorpark avenue in san jose. it will be headquarters for the emergency operation team to plan, prepare and practice for real-life situations. >> this has been a dream and a vision for so many years. as you can see, it is real that we are doing this, and i am so excited. >> voters approved to bond measures to support funding the improvements to the campus facility. >>> space and science center will continue to celebrate the launch of the mars 20/20 perseverance rover. today, nasa engineer lauren abbott will get a lecture on the technology, that allowed perseverance to make a seven- month journey to mars. she will take a closer look de beginni

the restaurant is going to open on front street and hart's way.ase you're wondering. >>> "the late show with stephen colbert" is up next. >> thank you for watching. news continue streaming on cbsn bay area. have a great, but safe, weekend. see you. captioning sponsored by cbs >> changes big and small are already taking place across the country. this morning, quaker oats says it will be retiring the aunt jemima brand and the logo, acknowledging its origins are based on a racial stereotype. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm roger cornsworth, c.e.o. of the united pancake manufacturers consortium. we've decided to discontinue the popular aunt jemima brand, taking swift action after being made aware the product was offensive 90 years ago. but we're not looking for any accolades, because this is just the latest in a series of us responding to racist depictions of breakfast mascots. i don't need to remind you that in 1912, we agreed to remove from the shelf drunky o'leprechaun's paddy wagon o'liquid gold.

control for news with rick sanchez i'm alex mileage thanks so much alex showing us now is dr dean hart let me tell you something this is the perfect guest to talk to this topic here that he has expertise on microbiology and the transmission of viruses and diseases but let's start with something that we reported on yesterday because it's been well covered in newspapers all over the world including the new york times they seem to be suggesting or we're learning now that covert 19 affects doctor the vascular system more than the respiratory system we used to think oh yeah this is a disease that goes near london it doesn't let you breathe in actuality what. seems to do is it creates blood clots all over your body and that's what causes a lot of people to die the reason i mention this is it doesn't seem like we've really nailed this thing down yet we're learning more and more all the time why is that and should we be surprised. well the nature of science is to learn more and we should not be surprised that bacteria and viruses are ubiquitous in nature because a vote he's been around now wit

. >> reporter: 22-year-old troy hart from pensacola, florida, says his first sign he might have covid-19 was chest pain. he now wants others his age to know they're not safe from the virus. >> i didn't think this would affect me in any way and then here i am laying in bed. i can't breathe. i'm scared to fall asleep because i don't know if i'll wake up. >> reporter: at the university of washington more than 120 fraternity residents have now tested positive for covid-19. over the weekend penn state announcing its first coronavirus related student fatality. 21-year-old juan garcia dying of respiratory failure ten days after testing positive. this morning, there are almost 43,000 new coronavirus cases across the country, but experts say that number may be low as some states reduce testing and reporting during the holiday. kenneth, mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> new concerns about the return of pro sports this morning. dozens of nba players have tested positive for covid-19. the milwaukee bucks and sacramento kings have now closed their practice facilities. some teams are scheduled to rep

quote i hope and pray for you to consider the shareholders wrote 50 year old individual investor john hart and a letter dated may 25th one of the dozens sent to corpus christi texas based court overseeing the case in recent months so the day traders are trying to get the court to make them whole yes and well yeah that makes sense because they say that. the big banks they are getting bailed out you know they don't seem to make any mistakes remember last year we were talking about j.p. morgan they had something like 90 straight days of profitable day trading and you want to spend day trading now knows that it's almost impossible to get 90 straight days profitable day trading because j.p. morgan is able to use hedging they can hedge their bets to make the risk go to 0 so any time you can make the risk go to 0 and still have a trade that could potentially be rewarding that's a great trade if you're a professional bank like j.p. morgan or goldman sachs had a big quarter with bonds j.p. morgan had a big quarter with bonds that's because they're able to put trades on with 0 risk their hedging str

quote i hope and pray for you to consider the shareholders wrote 50 year old individual investor john hart and a letter dated may 25th one of the dozens sent to corpus.

quote i hope and pray for you to consider the shareholders wrote 50 year old individual investor john hart and a letter dated may 25th one of the dozens sent to corpus christi texas based court overseeing the case in recent months so the day traders are trying to get the court to make them whole yes and well yeah that makes sense because they say that the big banks they are getting bailed out you know they don't seem to make any mistakes remember last year we were talking about j.p. morgan they had something like 90 straight days of profitable day trading and you want to spend day trading down.

that's a look at weather now back to james hart, thank you very much rebecca, so here's a quick live look outside of the richmond sandra fell bridge where you can see traffic is nice. >>and like what one to 3 cars headed towards the toll plaza itself so as you can see it's pretty easy ride from richmond out towards sandra fell. we've got a look here at the bay bridge toll plaza approach few more headlights here in the shot but still you're making good time through the toll gates and across the span here as well no problems on westbound 80 from oakland to san francisco we're not tracking any major problems on the chp lock for you this morning, we'll keep you updated in case anything does change. let's go to the north bay we have rain county now extending the eviction moratorium for residents who have lost their jobs due to the pandemic now this is the 4th time that the moratorium has been extended the county says the extension will last until september 30th following the on the following the original moratorium which was passed back on march 25th a landlord cannot evict a tenant as lo

i'm scared to fall asleep because i don't know if i'm going to wake up. >> hart says he's not asking young people to lock themselves in their homes, he just wants them to take precautions like wearing a mask to save their own life or someone else's. >>> the united kingdom, the weekend served as a major test in that nation's effort to recover from the pandemic. restaurants, cafes, and pubs were packed with customers for the first time since march. here's abc's james longman. >> reporter: europe is trying to force a return to normality, but it's an uneven and unpredictable recovery. infection rates in the uk are low, but one of the highest mortality rates in the world, there's a lot on the line as this weekend it relaxed most of its lockdown measures. bars, restaurants, cafes, and the famous english pub, all open to clearly excited customers. >> as long as everyone's keeping their distance, we're going to have a few drinks and just enjoy and try and get back to a bit of normality. >> reporter: but with no social distancing or masks to be seen in this london neighborhood, a surge in cas

new constitutional court adjourned 5 opposition group says the plan does not go far enough nicolas hart has more on the opposition's demands from dakar in neighboring said it girl. well members of the opposition have dismissed it some leaders of the 5 movement this coalition members of civil society and trade unionists and opposition political opposition have described it as a failure from the get go we've seen that some of them some of these leaders wouldn't even step in into the negotiation room they said that 1st there needed to be an investigation on why the government deployed a commando trained by the e.u. meant to fight armed groups such as al qaeda and the stomach state greater affiliates in northern mali well why were those troops used to deployed against protesters last weekend number of them were killed shot in the head or in the stomach so in order for a discussion to happen there needs to be an investigation 1st which which then the prime minister reassured would happen that they say that the the offers made by the echo was was more about trying to solve an electoral crisis

quote i hope and pray for you to consider the shareholders wrote 50 year old individual investor john hart and a letter dated may 25th one of the dozens sent to corpus christi texas based court overseeing the case in recent months so the day traders are trying to get the court to make them whole yes and well yeah that makes sense because they say that. the big banks they are getting bailed out you know they don't seem to make any mistakes remember last year we were talking about j.p. morgan they had something like 90 straight days of profitable day trading and you want to spend day trading now knows that it's almost impossible to get 90 straight days profitable day trading because j.p. morgan is able to use hedging they can hedge their bets to make the risk go to 0 so any time you can make the risk go to 0 and still have a trade that could potentially be rewarding that's a great trade if you're a professional bank like j.p. morgan or goldman sachs had a big quarter with bonds j.p. morgan had a big quarter with bonds that's because they're able to put trades on with 0 risk their hedging str

amazon is hart to go after them and say there has been consumer harm it is really hard to make the argument there there may be issues with amazon marketplace. but third party sellers have been slowly gaining. none the less, this is the first time we're seeing all of the big tech names in the spotlight. it will depend on how they're prepped and prepared and i'm sure they will get tough questions. >> david, some of the things i heard is two-fold. expect western europe to recover faster given their response to the pandemic the other is that a 60/40 portfolio is losing relevance. do you have thoughts on either one of those >> yeah, i'm in that camp that believes that europe will be outperforming the u.s. i think their response to the pandemic was a lot more effective and you can see it in the relative numbers, and they didn't blow their brains out on fiscal stimulus. so they have a lot more dry powder and i pinpoint germany as the post ter child fer chie eer chi right. the euro has been on an appreciating trend in the last few months and it is being reflected that their relative shift in expect

he is in elk hart, indiana. good morning. caller: good morning. my question to the lady there is how they are going to get all this money to pay for all this stuff? there is nobody working. our country's pretty much shut down. and it just seems like all the democrats want to do is push this virus thing so they can win the election in november. i just wondered where you going to get the money and how are you going to pay for this stuff? host: representative. guest: thank you. first of all a quarter of the deaths of coronavirus are happening here in the united states. we have over 125,000 americans that have died. i don't really understand this line of this is a democratic talking point and the democrats want to push this. we've got people dying in arizona, in georgia, in florida. in states that are heavily republican. this is not a democratic issue. this is not a republican issue. this is a public health issue. and i really wish we could move away from the conversation of whether democrats are pushing something or the republicans can push something