morgan chase is an issue they have to hire minority workers we have invited jamie dimon several times on to this. graham he has an attendant perhaps because he was under investigation by the department of justice and didn't want to have to say anything he didn't want to hardball interview he wanted a softball interview that would talk about his record on hiring minority workers but you know in terms of you mentioned ben bernanke the former fed chairman alan greenspan did say he was willing to tolerate fraud in the markets in order to have efficient markets and liquid markets and he said this in a calm in a debate with brooksley born who was against the commodity futures modernization act which did see an explosion of fraud and the markets and she warned about that but alan greenspan larry summers and bill clinton won that argument they said that fraud was necessary here we're what we're seeing is mainstream media elites are saying well we're well into office so overlook fraud if you will hire some minority workers whoever the victim of that fraud is on the other side we don't know j.p

as that liberty is dead in america i already accept that i accept that jamie diamonds are correct and i am accepting that decline is a way out well when i get on to this the important bit about stephanie rule on this not only is she the senior business correspondent for n.b.c. news and right here we cover business through some financial news fight finance markets and scandal so with this is part this is all a bit into one it's a scandal finance and markets so she's doing this online as promoting j.p. morgan chase but in rules case the questions are more than theoretical about whether there is a potential conflict of interest of when she is doing this work for jamie diamond on the side and then she goes back to n.b.c. news as a senior business correspondent well over at n.b.c. in august the m s n b c host conducted a lengthy interview on the network with chase's chief executive jamie dimon about j.p. morgan chase as an issue of higher minority workers we have invited jamie dimon several times onto this program he has an attendant perhaps because he was under investigation by the depart

in this world that jamie dimon controls like it's his it's his financial system and if you want to be in and participate and complain about his stuff then you should do that but you can exit and just say right jamie dimon you know you know what you could do but here's reuters despite j.p. morgan's record spoofing fine deterrence questions remain they don't think jamie dimon and chief morgan are going to stop that a fine is going to stop them from committing crimes and they go to better markets an industry watchdog recently published its own analysis on j.p. morgan's wrongdoing which covers a 20 year period until 2019 quote j.p. morgan chase has a 20 year long rap sheet that includes at least 80 major legal actions that have resulted in over $39000000000.00 in fines and settlements any other business in america with that recidivist record would have almost certainly been shut down by prosecutors long ago it said however the large banks are effectively shielded against executive prosecution and jail time and that's an injustice and that injustice is felt ripples through the economy and

thank you, jamie. jamie foxx, everybody. thanks for watching.matt damon, we did run out of time for him. later tonight, a new show with liam neeson, killer mike, and norah jones. let's do this again then, shall we? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> building a better bay area, for a safe and secure future, this is "abc7 news." >> i don't want to teach anyone, because i don't want to teach. >> teachers under fire after this video surfaced on social media. it shows the pair bad mouthing their students. >> good evening. it was recorded after a virtual class ended yesterday. stephanie sierra spoke with the mother who saw it all happen. >> it's so frustrated to know that these kids are technologically illiterate. >> reporter: this is the voices of two teachers at jessie bethel high school in vallejo. thursday afternoon. but before these teachers logged out, this was caught on camera.

welcome, you know, i'm so proud of jamie. as many people know, jamie came into my life as a 11th grader, there at high school. and i have not been able to get rid of him since. he's just a remarkable young man. he's run just a class act in this campaign and jamie, during that debate last saturday night, i think the rest of the country got to see what i have seen in jamie since he was a teenager. he is running a campaign that i think is going to be successful. not a single soul alive when he announced for the senate that he would be sitting here 30 days out, 48-48 and i've seen a poll that has him two points in the lead although i've seen in-- polls that have him one point behind. jamie is running a great race. i think things are breaking in his favor. if we get the kind of turnout that we are working on here in south carolina, and we get these precincts adopted, and everybody will do what they are promising to do, jamie is going to win that race and i think it has a lot to do with how good he's run the campaign, but it also h

diamond was wrong and yet jamie diamond the guy gets paid a $1000000000.00 to be wrong all the time that's kind of how they why the economy is in a crisis is that these people who are wrong of us time keep on getting elevated to higher and higher positions and they get rewarded and celebrated as heroes jamie dimon hated big queen at $10.00 and we talked about it he did the 100 he hated it at a 1000 and well he loves it at 13000 to show you how this has worked i'm going to show you a 24 teen have behind from our j.p. morgan chase c.e.o. denounces big queen as terrible predicts its downfall in the article he says is a terrible store of value it could be replicated over and over it doesn't have the standing of a government that wasn't $750.00 big queen was in the news so he was saying it's a terrible store of value. 12000 dollars liter like he's now his bank is pushing and we'll get into that headline right well he's not alone in being 100 percent wrong about declining there is no area roubini paul krugman peter schiff and a whole list stiglitz another no bo winning in correct call on

jamie. >> yuccas: all big names.e in the midst of all this campaigning, amy coney barrett appears to be moving closer toward confirmation, especially with the help of one more senator today. >> reporter: well, here in washington, alaska senator lisa murkowski announced that she will vote for barrett, even though she opposed filling the vacancy right before the election. that means republicans will likely have the votes they need to confirm barrett monday. jamie. >> yuccas: nikole killion in washington, thanks so much. the coronavirus crisis in this country is taking a dangerous turn. cases are spiking, an in at leat 41 states. the number of people hospitalized is also setting records. more than 83,000 new cases were confirmed friday. that is the worst day yet. cbs' danya bacchus has the latest. >> reporter: the coronavirus crisis is intensifying. the surge causing pain across much of the nation. 15 states have now reached a pandemic peak in hospitalizations, and daily infections nationwide spiking 273% since the star

seen in jamie since he was a teenager. he is running a campaign that i think is going to be successful. not a single soul alive when he announced for the senate that he would be sitting here 30 days out, 48%-40 8%. i've seen a poll that has him two points in the lead although i have seen one that has him one point behind. jamie is running a great race. i think things are breaking in his favor. if we get the kind of turnout that we are working on here in south carolina, and we get these precincts adopted, and everybody will do what they are promising to do, jamie is going to win that race. i think it has a lot to do with how good he's run the campaign, but it also has a lot to do with the hypocrisy of the lindsey graham. too many people are sick and tired of this kind of stuff. we need to look into the camera -- when he looks into the camera and says "hold my words against me," we are going to address him as invited. anna: we are quickly running out of time, unfortunately. we could talk about a lot of these issues for a lon

and you know jamie harrison caught fire down there. he's a really inspiring story, came from poverty and one of the, you know, poorest cities in south carolina, orangeburg ended going to yale and georgetown was, you know, raised by a single teen mother and his grandparents and he's, you know, he's been airing ads since spring really and hasn't gone down, and at this pongt you know he's spending just, you know, what i think last week he was over 7 million dollars on tv ads he's been one of the biggest fundraisers for democrats you know and lindsey graham has clearly seen this because last week he was sort of going on fox news really begging for money. and harrison you saw in that clep he's hitting for sort of switching his positions. i think lindsay gram is one of the most fascinating politicians out thereef this sort of very short-lived run for the presidency in 2016 he called president trump, you know, a race bating zen phobic religious bigot now closest allies underingo a major evolution in fast few years. he was hit, you know, alway

lindsey graham and jamie harrison. jamie harrison clearly has a deep warchest. i don't know where his funding is coming from, but i will say this. down in south carolina on the coast, the political demographics has changed over the years. more and more people are voting blue. joe cunningham and even in the presidential races. we go blue in charleston county. however, when you move away from the coast and start going upstate, people are deeply concerned about abortion, pro-life, military, immigration, economy, veterans affairs. once you start moving upstate, those things become much more important than the things jamie is pointing out. lindsay is scared. he acts like he is really deeply concerned. he has been begging for money. every time i turn the tv on, jamie's face pops up. when i look at youtube, his ads pop up. he is getting a lot of money from somewhere, i don't know where, but he is giving lindsay a good run for his money. host: let's see if jessica taylor can help with following the money. guest: democrats have really built a behemoth fundraising effort

jamie harrison, it's so nice to talk to you. i think for people in the north like me, we have this sort of vision of the south and sometimes maybe it's not an accurate vision but has the south changed when it comes to race relations? jaime: you know, one of the things i had in this race -- and i talked about this for a long time is -- it's the emergence of what i call the new south. a new south that is bold, that is inclusive, that is diverse. you take a look at the seat that i am actually vying for right now, this was the seat of john c.calooun. it was the seat of strom thurmond. it was the seat of a man called ben pitchfork tillman. and ben tillman was governor of south carolina. but he was a united states senator who would go to the floor of the u.s. senate and talk about the joys of lynching of black folks. this was the first state to secede from the union because of the issue of slavery. but we have the opportunity here in this election to also become the very first state to have two african-american senators serving at the

and people love jamie oliver so he's a hard person to pick a fight with.ple like seeing nice farmers campaigning and they can cause a lot of disruption quickly if they want to put their mind to it. people also love going to the supermarket and it being really cheap which is why it is such an interesting tussle. with or without a celebrity chef. last time jamie oliver was on the podcast he said a very eye—catching statistic about children's fruit and vegetable consumption that turned out to be wrong and was proved to be false by more or less on radio 4, so jamie got us more 0r lessed. great to chat to you and james and everyone else. we will be back with another newscast very, very soon. bye— bye! hello there. when the sun came out yesterday, we saw 19 celsius, temperatures above where they should be. and they have been for much of the week. but we will swing now to feeling colder for the next few days, probably with temperatures dipping a little bit below where they should be. we will still see some sunshine like we saw on thursday between the showers, thi

i'm jamie colby. i am jamie colby. and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> a bloody battle for independence. a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. >> it really helps to define what it means to be a texan. >> but a century later, a thousand miles away, what's this? >> it was very, very dirty. the edges were tattered. >> a texas painting in west virginia? does that make sense? >> these things just don't happen. >> did the legendary artist create another canvas also worth a fortune? >> i was flabbergasted. >> we were all literally on the edge of our seats. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby here in port orange, florida, just south of daytona beach. i'm here to meet a retiree who had a curious relic hidden among the rafters of her home in west virginia. when her grandson finds it, he's convinced it's a valuable piece of history. >> my name is betty bland. for more than a century, a strange inheritance collected dust in the attic. my husband and i thought it was worthless, unti

with me now is jamie harrison, a democratic candidate for senate. jamie, it is good to have you.ing on. >> thank you for having me. there is a lot of excitement around your campaign. you raised tons and tons of money. one thing that i noticed that is interesting is trump is pretty popular there. you don't mention him by name when you're out there campaigning. the question that i have for you, i ask congressman clyburn this the other day, who is the voter that votes for donald trump and then votes for you? >> you know, i don't really ask people about whether or not they are voting for trump or joe biden. i'm running against lindsey graham. i hope that the voter voting for jamie harrison is a voter that wants to bring hope back to south carolina. who is tired of lindsey graham going to washington dc to represent dc instead of south carolina. we live in a state where 30% of rural communities don't have access to broadband. they can't do what they are doing thousand. 14 of our 46 counties have now obgyns. i know you had a baby last year. we had a baby as well. 14 of our 46 counties t

jamie? >> yuccas: tom, thank you. to denver a private security guard is in custody after a deadly shooting and dualing demonstrations. it happened saturday at a so called patriot rally. and cameras captured the confrontation. a warning though the image-- images are disturbing. police responded immediately after a security guard hired to protect a news crew shot the man following an argument. witnesses say the victim had sprayed an unknown substance at the guard. he died later at a hospital. turning now to the covid crisis, the number of cases is rising faster than we've seen in weeks. 50,000 plus new infections have been reported every day since wednesday. lilia luciano has the latest. >> president trump said this weekend that covid is behind him and will soon be gone from the country. >> a lot of flairups but it's going to disappear, it is disappearing. >> nationwide hospitalizations spooked last week in 41 states. and deaths are rising in 18 states and puerto rico. >> we're really shocked to hear about my grandfathe

i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. it's nice to meet you. >> i know i came here to see your inheritance, this magnificent car, but when we're done, you got to take me for a ride in this. >> all right. we'll see about that. >> i'm on my best behavior. >> okay. >> to appreciate the car, says matt, you first need to know about his dad and why his 1967 corvette meant so much to him. keith litavsky is born in lisle, illinois, in 1944. world war ii is drawing to a close. the cold war is about to begin. america is leading the charge, and nowhere is the country's muscle bolder than on american roadways, which gm, ford and chrysler are pumping with some of the coolest cars on earth. >> now it wasn't all about just having a four-door family car like it had been in the past. >> auto analyst john kraman. >> the manufacturers jumped on board with a variety of high-performance cars, wild colors, the styling really affected by the aviation theme with the big fins and and the wild, futuristic styling. >> no wonder keith loves cars fro

over the global economy those reasons of now been accepted more and more by the global population and jamie dimon is a guy who he is defending the status quo is part of that front line to keep the. real price discovery and real money out of the system he preached to protect or of the out money and all the fake price discovery that goes with it and all of the financing of wars and corruption that goes with it all the nickel and dime ingin and failure to perform even basic banking skills that go with it the ability to pay off the billions and tens of billions of dollars of fines he's been levied because of his law breaking his recidivist law breaking over and over again and now his day is just about over i suspect he'll be retiring in the next 6 to 12 months because out of utter disgust and shame he really needs to just leave so they were fined $37000000000.00 over the past 10 years since kaiser report has been after on air and we've focused of course in that time on the crimes they were committing like the rigging of the precious metals markets we were talking about in 2014 in this article h

i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. >> melissa leads me into her living room... and shows me a small sample of theange inheritance her dad, mel, left her. oh, look at the handle. come here, baby. >> this would be a gun that a cowboy would carry. >> mel wasn't a cowboy but a world war ii navy vet who owned a sheet-metal company. he never had a thing for guns until his wife gave him this antique pistol as a birthday present. >> it was a couple dollars. and this is the gun that started the collection. >> mel loves it so much that he decides to replate it with shiny new nickel. then, he learns the refurbishing diminished its value. it's a mistake he only makes once. >> my dad decided right then and there, "if i'm ever going to buy another gun, i'm going to know everything there is to know about guns." >> and he will buy plenty. his research sparks an interest in single-action revolvers, patented in 1836 by connecticut gunmaker samuel colt. >> colt developed a multi-firing firearm, which, up to that time, you only had one shot. colt made possible five shots or six shots. >> greg martin is a renowned fi

jamie harrison has an inspiring story coming from poverty from south carolina and orangeburg going to yale and raised by a single teen mother and his grandparent and it hasn't gone down and last week he was over $7 million on tv ads one of the biggest fundraisers for democrats and lindsey graham has clearly because last week he was going on fox news begging for money and you see in the clip where he is switching his position i think lindsey graham is one of the most fascinating politicians outas there because he had a very short-lived run for the presidency in 2016 and called president trump a religious bigot that is race baiting now one of his closestis allies. he has undergone a major evolution the past few years. always conservatives in south carolina were skeptical machining immigration reform and part of the gang of eight and now he is trumps ally and now underperforming with republicans now the face of the confirmation hearings for judge barrett helps to solidify his standing. almost every question and that debate he would turn back about judges in the supreme court. >> and harr

just by saying well i like jamie cooking that instead of a palestinian person. they want to bring us some comments from the you tube community they're talking about this food equals gateway to another cut culture that is shrimp paste one so pretty funny that her name is tripp a pale and you think she'd have an opinion about food here is. not cannot pronounce this and i am sica yes but it's become a part of you provide you with memories like the young lady used the word tether it was a carrier samuel a when you go commercial i guess it stops being about the food you have to follow principle and then we have a another stop from our community or another comment from someone in our community this is not a sure she's a food photographer and a recipe developer checked so. and my mom and my grandparents really really used to do something so many out of if. i lived in jordan for a little bit and my grandmother and my grandfather were there i had a lebanese grandmother done for and i learned so much about food and our culture through the food that they used to make there

." >> yuccas: good evening, i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles. with a little more than three weeks until the election, president trump insists the coronavirus is behind him and the country. today, from a white house balcony, the president told a friendly crowd that he's "feeling great." also today, former new jersey governor chris christie, who tested positive for covid-19 after close interactions with the president was released from the hospital. but the virus is not disappearing. at least 31 states across the country are reporting a surge in new infections. still, that isn't stopping the president from returning to the campaign trail. chip reid is at the white hous g great. i don't know about you. >> reporter: the president's first public appearance before an audience since being diagnosed with covid-19 was billed by the white house as a nonpolitical event on the south lawn. >> four more years! >> reporter: but it turned out to be a shorter version of a trump campaign rally. >> sleepy joe biden's betrayed black and latino americans. if you thin

incumbent lindsey graham and challenger jamie harrison. mr.arrison: i will fight for you as hard as i would for my family. >> a live discussion on the issues important to you. the pandemic, the economy, education. from your local election headquarters. the south carolina chamber of commerce and nextstar media, the u.s. senate race, south carolina, live candidate conversation. amy: once again, good evening and thank you for joining us. we are coming to you live from our studios in spartanburg, south carolina. i'm the evening anchor here. tonight's conversation will be livestreamed and broadcast on our next star network across the carolinas as well as our partner station in columbia. many of you turned -- tuned in this evening to watch the candidates for u.s. senate in their second debate. both campaigns agreed to the format of that debate. this week, jamie harrison asked that lindsey graham take a covid test. the senator was tested last friday. in a statement, the harrison campaign wrote, i cannot responsibly debate him in person tomorrow night

jamie gangel is watching all of this unfold. we're not going to see -- we'll get the video of the president walking down the stairs of marine one making his way toward the residence there, the back of the white house, as we all know, jamie, and we'll have to get that videotape and show it to our viewers. i don't think we're going to be able to show it live. but we will at some point see the president i believe, given the fact that those flags are out there, the door is open, the lights are there, the president at some point will walk up to that balcony and at least show himself and wave to the american people. >> no question, wolf. and i just want to underscore something that brian stelter said about the president showing off. we have for the last ten minutes been showing -- >> there you see him. hold on a minute, jamie. you can see the president. clearly he didn't stop and talk to reporters. but he's walking up those stairs. and let's see what he does. i assume he'll pause and wave. let me pause for a second. well, clearly the

jamie hairlyson on the other hand wasn't playing around.me with his own plexiglass. >> that's right, kendis. first lindsey graham is in the fight of his political life in this. traditionally republican state of south carolina. with the president's diagnosis of covid, it has brought the coronavirus back to the forefront of the campaign trail really. harrison, jamie harrison as you mentioned, he brought his own plexiglass as extra protection especially since lindsey graham is close with the president, spends a lot of time with him and so many people in washington being diagnosed with covid in recent days. lindsey graham as chair of the judiciary committee wanted to focus on the upcoming confirmation fight of amy coney barrett when he was asked at the debate last night about coronavirus, this is how he answered. take a look. >> we're not going to stop doing our job in washington as chairman of the judiciary committee, i promise you, we're going to get judge barrett on the court safely. >> thank you. >> the question about the coronavirus. not j

in south carolina, lindsey graham faces a challenge from jamie harrison. according to the cook political report, the race has gotten closer in recent weeks. the candidates held the second of three scheduled debates. the country most important senate races. lindsey graham. and challenger jamie harrison. >> i will fight you as hard as i would. >> a live discussion on the issues important to you. the pandemic, the economy, education from your local election headquarters. the south carolina chamber of commerce and next our media. the u.s. senate race, south carolina. a live candidate conversation. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. we are coming to you live from our studios in south carolina. i'm amy would. tonight's conversation will be livestreamed and broadcast on our network across the carolinas as well as our partner station in columbia. many of you tuned in this evening to watch the candidates for u.s. senate in their second debate. both campaigns agree to the four net of that debate. this week, campaign staffer jamie harrison asked that the incu

if but jamie harrison has raised a ton of money but given this, i was wondering, do you think that jamie harrison might be the beto o'rourke of 2020? >> could be. and in politics, it is and who's got the biggest pile of money. go ask president hillary clinton who outspent donald trump in 2016. we have seen the political landscape littered over the decades with people who spent more money than their opponent and lost. the question is efficiency. yes, jamie harrison had $15 million plus in the third quarter, but the question is does lindsey graham with 30 some odd million dollars or a high 20s i guess it was, does he have sufficient money to counter because at some point, you can get to too many ads and you are buying more sort of bouncing and not really digging through. so the question is i think both men have sufficient funds. the question is going to be who's going to get a better get out the vote operation and a better message. >> dana: do you think trump should travel to south carolina to give a boost to lindsay? >> i frankly think "the new york times" poll is probably right. lindsay

so save him the trouble, jamie, tell us, where's all the money coming from? >> it's coming from the people, ali. it's good seeing you. listen, it's the grandmas, the grandpas, the aunts, the uncles, who are just tired of lindsey graham playing washington political games. and they're ready for somebody to bring hope back to communities in south carolina and across the country. listen, lindsey graham is a rubber stamp. you see the urgency that he had this week to get a supreme court justice in. but he hasn't had that same type of urgency to pass another covid relief bill. in south carolina, 750,000 people have lost their jobs, 400,000 have lost their health care. 3,500 have lost their lives. and i wish that our senator would take that more seriously than he does playing the washington political games. but that's the reason why he's in trouble right now, here, ali. and that's the reason why he's asking mike pence to come down here in the seventh hour, to campaign for him, a week before the election. it's the reason why mitch mcconnell is pouring $20 million in t

joining us now is jamie lynn spears, good morning, jamie lynn.hank you for having me. >> of course. it's thursday so we'll go a little throwback. got a picture of you presenting at the teen choice awards 18 years ago with your big sister, britney. you were just 11 at the time. what do you remember most? >> on this day, i remember most that i -- this outfit was like the first like -- the jeans and the shirt were like custom-made to match her outfit and i just thought that i was like, oh, just doesn't get better than this. i'm a star now. that's what i remember. >> a great sisterly moment right there. you know, a lot of fans across the world have been speaking out in support of your big sister, britney. what would you like to say to everyone who is wondering how she's doing now. >> i think that she's doing just like the rest of us. she's trying to make the best and stay positive during a very challenging time and challenging year and i think that that's kind of the theme of everyone right now so -- >> that's a good point and so much has changed for

she was worried about the structure in place,jamie she was worried about the structure in place, jamie to say. he said there is not enough numbers. 32 going into the academy every year isn't enough to produce as many top players we need. how do you think we get the next level of champions?” think that nobody would've expected two brothers from my little town of scotla nd two brothers from my little town of scotland to end up winning grand slams and become a world number one. for me, it is all about the numbers. if your basis is too small, of course you will get some through but if you want volume to come through, for me it is all about grassroots and flooding the basement quality of clu bs, and flooding the basement quality of clubs, programmes, coaches who understand how to develop players because getting the foundation is incredibly important. and having the right coaches who can take them through all the different stages. a few gremlins in the system. hoping to bring you this next story. phoenix rising which is a second division side in the united states is being investigated after

. >> challenger jamie harrison. >> tonight alive discussion on the issues important to you, the pandemic, the economy, education from your local election headquarters, the south carolina chamber of commerce and next doormedia , the u.s. senate race south carolina. a live candidate conversation . >> thank you for joining us tonight, coming to you live on the wse eight tv studios in spartanburg south carolina. i'm anyone, evening anchor and tonight's conversation will be live streamed in broadcast on our next door network across the carolinas as well as our partner station w multi-x in columbia. many of you turned in this evening to watch the candidates for u.s. senate in their second debate read both campaigns agreed to the form of that debate this week campaign staff for democratic challenger jamie harrison at the incumbent senator lindsey graham be tested for covid. the senator was tested last friday. in a statement released yesterday afternoon harrison campaign wrote i cannot responsibly debate in person tomorrow night and allowed politics to put my family , on my campaign staff, senat

ebay president and cbm -- president and ceo jamie in on it -- jamie ianonne.ur of focusing on withresults, we wrap up bloomberg global technology editor brad stone. brad, bloomberg beating expectations in the midst of a political climate that has been unfriendly for technology, what do you make it when the disconnect between political issues and their performance? isn't it fun when all the companies reported earnings at the same time? emily: not at all! [laughter] but we have what you need to know. i think the final word, after-hours of stock movement is what it is. but we have seen tech giants continue to meet and exceed even the closest wall street estimates. the great playing field of business even amid the coronavirus continues to tilt in the direction of big tech. people are spending more time online, with their phones, they can't vacation but they can buy an iphone 12. they can't go out to eat, but they can post to twitter, shop compulsively on amazon, so it is a very good time to be in silicon valley. atly: meantime, looking apple, stock down 4%, invest

i'm jamie. >> pleased to meet you. >> what is this place?ritance. >> these ships. >> mm-hmm. yes. >> let's check it out. the battleship cove museum here in fall river has two of the last remaining pt boats from world war ii. dennis' uncle harold, who served on a pt boat, joined the navy in november 1941. >> he was the impish, typical younger brother. i think it was probably exciting for him. >> then, a month later, pearl harbor. [ explosions ] with the u.s. at war, harold is shipped to the south pacific. he puts in a request to join a pt boat crew. "pt" is navy lingo for "patrol torpedo." in addition to torpedos, the 80-foot boats were armed with twin machine-gun turrets, including one just to the right of the captain's helm. >> they could lay low in the water, wait for the enemy ships to pass, and then attack them with the torpedos. >> the museum's pt boat curator, don shannon, shows me around. wow. tight quarters. why are they called the mosquito fleet? >> mosquitos could infect you with malaria. so, they were deadly, and they were small a

thank you guys, both brian weinstein and jamie cox on the bond market, the stock market and covid and whole lot more. >>> may be more market optimism about the stimulus but economists say there could still be long-term damage in the economy if the bills don't go through. fed chair jerome powell warning with little or no more stimulus he says, quote, over time home insol advancies and business bankruptcies would continue. the failure to inject more aid is, quote, letting the forest fire rage, let it burn it will burn itself out and all the animals are dead kashkari said there's enormous consequences if we let things go a look at the fallout with paul mccauley and our even cnbc economics reporter steve liesman. great to see you both. paul, i wanted to get you to weigh in on all the major developments this week, especially the president now proposing these tactical stimulus bills which would seem to make a lot of sense, but it's unclear to me whether they are going to move forward, so where does that leave us, do you think? >> i think the big event of this week was actually chair powell