how about this one, jason? having views consistent with a those of abraham lincoln are frederick douglass or how about our founders? they want to make it criminal. it's not just our ripping down statues. it's about destroying the lives of americans with common sense values. this is fascism. this is fascism of the left. everybody better wake up because they are coming for each and every person that dares stand up to this angry mob, and we are all going to have to face it. we better face it now. if we wait until later, we might not have a country anymore. >> jason: yeah, i love that the left claims to be the party of tolerance, but you y sy anything they disagree with and they are the least tolerant. congressman, about 15 seconds. do you think joe biden is actually going to debate, actually going to speak for himself without the puppeteers? and join donald trump on the debate stage? >> i can't see him on a debate stage with president trump. what i see is him finding a way to do it from his home where he's going t

i'm jason chaffetz in tonight for sean. as liberal cities across america struggled to maintain order, president trump is vowing to protect the american dream for all citizens at all costs. watch this. >> we are a nation committed to equal and abundant opportunity for citizens of every race, color, religion and greed. the american dream is the sacred birthright of every american child. that's what we have is we have the american dream. nobody's going to shatter the american dream. not the anarchists, not the agitators, not the fools, not the looters. they are not going to have any impact on the f national dream, the national dream like no other. that's why we're here today, to ensure that every citizen can achieve their dream, achieve their destiny, and realize their full and extraordinary potential. >> jason: sadly local law enforcement is now becoming a federal issue. too often, liberal mayors and governors fail their constituents. we see it in new york, as bill de blasio's soft on crime policies have led to a major increa

>> absolutely, jason.ecause you have a lot of left-wing mayors that believe the lie in the light as the police are out killing black people just because they were black. even mark lamont -- women in candace owens interview said that is not true. you have a hard left guy conceding the whole reason people out in the streets, the notion police are killing black people is just because they were black as foals. jason, three days before george floyd died, a black cop was choking a young black suspect, didn't kill him but my goodness a white cop choking a black suspect and we know the cop's name and the suspects name which shows you the media selectivehe about the cases they care about the bottom line is, the real problem facing young black men and other young black men, half of the homicides in this country are black victims and killed by another young black men. the cups are not doing this. the whole premise is false. your tray -- the evaluating property values and causing diminution all based on false notions

>> jason, bring it on.e's a law and order president, and he will restore perp "law & order" to all the cities, think about what atf does. while these rioters out here with guns, molotov cocktails, they have full authority to go after all of them. interference with what police is doing. you have the dea, homeland security and u.s. marshals. get ready because our law and order president will restore safety to all of our cities throughout the country. >> you grew up in chicago and it's a big place in your heart, the mayor is taking down a statue in the darkness of night. they can seize protesters in front of her home for simply speaking with the president of the united states, what is going on there? >> it's insanity is what it is an on pit stop with what we are seeing in our hometown. if you can't go to a funeral and burial or loved one, what can you do? i talk about my book, three years ago my younger brother was in the car with two of his friends went to men walked up and shot that car 25 times. he lived th

jason? >> jason: jonathan hunt on the ground, thank you.n case you were wondering, the left hyperpartisan hatred doesn't take a pause on independence day. w in a since deleted tweet, the official democratic national committee's twitter account earlier this week accuse the president of the united states of "glorifying white supremacy" by holding a celebration at mount rushmore. meanwhile, many in the media openly worried that a fireworks display could cause wildfires or contaminate local drinking water. ten after essentially cheering on massive demonstrations across the country for weeks, the folks at cnn are now calling the presidents event at a mount rushmore you responsible because of the ongoing pandemic. watch this. >> you have an event that is outdoors, 7500 people are expected, face covering is not required. they will be no social distancing program in place. what would your level of concern be here? >> i am highly concerned. this is beyond irresponsible. this is the behavior of a cult leader who was jumping off the cliff except he is

jason: congressman, it is jason chaffetz.diciary committee, nancy pelosi, jerry nadler, any other committee in congress are they bringing in democratic governors, attorney generals, any people mayors of portland or chicago or new york, are they having any sort of hearings or emergency meetings about the violence, the riots, the things that are going on, is that any of that happening in washington, d.c.? >> no, jason it is awful. you have been there before. you understand what this is going through. a democratic majority, speaker of the house undoubtedly hasn't looked around to see what is going on when she talks aabout people do what they do. jerry nadler has not been a competent chairman for 18 months. we've seen that when he attacked president. they're not bringing anyone in. they're allowing it to go on. they want to cause, it looks like turn a blind eye because they believe the november election will hinge on if the president can handle issues going on which i believe he will. they're mower more focused on winning electio

-larry: this is jason. -jason: hi. -lemonis: jason, i'm marcus. -jason: nice to meet you. -lemonis: how are you? -jason: good. lemonis: what do you do here? jason: purchasing, shipping and receiving, inventory, deal with the subcontractors. lemonis: would i call you the general manager? jason: uh, no. my title, i think, is purchasing manager. lemonis: why are you doing all those things if you're just the purchasing manager? jason: other people left, and it just fell in my lap. lemonis: is there a general manager? jason: not anymore, no. lemonis: what happened to the general manager? larry: we could not compensate him for what he really needed to be compensated. lemonis: who's in charge of the books? larry: right now, i guess i am in charge of the books. our bookkeeper quit. that has been a turnover position, because they're the first to see how much trouble we're in. so i had a really great bookkeeper, but she took a better job -- -lemonis: got scared. -larry: yeah. lemonis: meeting jason, you can tell that this is a classic case of a company that's downsized. like many sm

jason, you had a quick thing? >> jason: i am actually more with kennedy.ongress, i believe it was 1992, carved out a position so 13-year-olds could enter into agreements with them, and what congress ought to be focusing on is how they go after kids. they aren't going to bring that up today, but that is righ riper discussion. >> harris: you may have to drop by. you've brought up quite a few things. we will see what happens. we are covering all of it. when it starts on the hill, a big ceo meeting there. we will take a look. speculation mounting over who joe biden will choose for his running mate, after he photographed surfaces of his talking points from an event he held yesterday. what they said on that piece of paper, and what they seem to say about his potential vp pick. ♪ up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance ta-da! so you only pay for wh

jason?ss as tightly as anybody. talk a little bit about his countenance. the way he carried himself, the strong voice that he had combined with sort of that gentleness that you would experience in person, what was your personal experience with john lewis? >> there was always a calm about him. and when you woul you he would e hands with you he would call you brother and friend. there was a softness, yet strength in his handshake. i remember one of the first times i saw him speak on the house floor in he shallly 1990s not long after i came to washington that was the other side of john lewis there was fiery speech. fire lightning and thunder and dramatic contrast. i was always amazed about how he would, you know, bring students into his office and show them films, just not documenting his story but telling the civil rights story because he did not want that to be forgotten. i think that that was key. and you know he had an aide in his office who, you know, kind of documented lewis' life in comi

paul: jason, how do you read within the gop?rom the first cares act bills, everybody rallied behind it and pushed behind it, now we are beginning to see opposition based on traditional fiscal conservatism running out. how serious do think this rebellion would be? jason: apparently it's based on traditional conservatism but as mary said, we are an election year so some of the more local centers, ted cruz of texas aren't up for reelection this year. we have to remember that and some of their colleagues, that enables them to look at the longview. any of their colleagues including senate majority lead leader, mitch mcconnell, can't look past november. they are not able too or don't want to. so the temptation there to send people money in hopes of getting their vote in return is very, very strong. one of the things i do like in the bill, use money to entice them to send kids back to school so parents can go back to work. i think they will have an in tandem. paul: i think the problem is, a lot of the school money, republicans want to

jason: no, no, i don't, i don't, paul.e the extended wing of the democratic party seems to be the progressives here and this is a fight among them. this is a letter about the moderate left versus the radical left and the radical left is winning and they like the fight, so, no, i don't see this dying down post trump. paul: yeah, i tend to agree with you. i think this is going to go on and until the leaders of liberal institutions stand up and say, no, we are not going to be intimidated by this kind of canceled culture. we have to take one more break. when we come back hits and miss of the week. ♪ ♪ . . . ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. paul: time now for hits an misses of the week. kyle, first to you. >> i want to give a miss to a lot of sniping this week about the paycheck protection program. the government has released a list of companies tha

jason: i am worried.ely, bankruptcies are one of the functional things in the american economic system. we are better at bankruptcies than other companies -- than other countries. that being said, up a lot of companies go bankrupt at once, if they do not have the financing to get through the bankruptcy and continue operating, that is what i'm worried about. for some companies, maybe the airline should go through bankruptcies. that may be the right way to handle the situation. it would need to be done in an orderly and managed way and i think there is a lot more ahead of us. lisa: can you link the extension of the $600 of enhanced unemployment benefits with the corporate health of america, the idea that corporate profitability has been bolstered by the enhanced unemployment benefits. how much can that be threatened if there is not an extension? jason: a lot. this is an amazing downturn where there is a huge hit to the u.s. economy. consumer spending is right back where it was 12 months ago. why is that? th

jason: no, no, i don't, i don't, paul.atic party seems to be the progressives here and this is a fight among them. this is a letter about the moderate left versus the radical left and the radical left is winning and they like the fight, so, no, i don't see this dying down post trump. paul: yeah, i tend to agree with you. i think this is going to go on and until the leaders of liberal institutions stand up and say, no, we are not going to be intimidated by this kind of canceled culture. we have to take one more break. when we come back hits and miss ofofofof . . if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, are my bones strong? life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious a

paul: jason.to mark zuckerberg, the ceo of facebook, whose been under tremendous pressure in the left to basically censor political speech in accordance with activist demands and he reportedly told employees that they're not going to back down and i think that that's a good sign when so many leaders and institutions are -- paul: mary. >> hit to a study of a veterinarian school in france which trained eight dogs to smell covid virus in human flesh and they had a 95% success ratio and four of them, 100%. so let's hear it for man's best friend once again comes through for us. paul: all right, dan. dan: paul, i'm giving a hit to the hastings law school in san francisco which is suing the city's progressive democratic leadership, basically for letting the city fall apart. more specifically, a part of the city called the tenderloin district which looks like something literally out of mad max. people living in ramshackle tents, drunk, drugs everywhere, crime rampant. i don't know whether you can win a la

law at rutgers university and director of the center for security rights and rights and in maryland jason they cause a lecturer in african american studies at the university of maryland college park a welcome to all i'd like to begin in washington d.c. with john welcome nancy pelosi use the word stormtroopers increasingly we keep hearing the word fascism being brought up in connection with donald trump's strategy it seems to be a talking point within the american media and within american politics what's brought us to that position why such why the use of such an extreme word. oh my god the politics in our country are incredibly divisive on both the right and the left and so and that does not surprise me that the democrats are trying to portray the president as an inveterate racist and a fascist they've been using language like that practically since the day that he was inaugurated and if it's designed to try to calm down a situation it's completely counterproductive these are very very dangerous times that we are living in in this country with all of these writings going on and to see. t

jason, are they getting too cocky or is this justified? jason: go for it. a position like hillary clinton. it was about six or 8:00 p.m. on election night, they were playing champagne glasses because hillary clinton was going to be the president based on all this false. good luck democrats. i have never met anybody who says you know what i wish joe biden was the president. then that would solve all these problems. i've never met that person i've never heard that they even exist. [laughter] sara: i agree. steve: sara, what is is all based on, there is a lot of poles coming out all telling a very consistent story which is president trump falling quite badly behind in swing states, that's what they're basing it on. sara: they are basing it on that but we have to take into consideration whether or not joe biden can rally his base. we have not seen that. you do not see voters out there saying to get out there and vote for joe biden. we do not see the excitement from him. there is concern, i don't think you should ever underestimate anyone. i think hillary clinto

jason: no, no, i don't, i don't, paul.nue because the extended wing of the democratic party seems to be the progressives here and this is a fight among them. this is a letter about the moderate left versus the radical left and the radical left is winning and they like the fight, so, no, i don't see this dying down post trump. paul: yeah, i tend to agree with you. i think this is going to go on and until the leaders of liberal institutions stand up and say, no, we are not going to be intimidated by this kind of canceled culture. we have to take one more break. when we come back hits and miss ofofofofof i don't keep track of regrets and i don't add up the years, but what i do count on... is boost high protein... and now, there's boost mobility... ...with key nutrients to help support... joints, muscles, and bones. try boost mobility, with added collagen. . . . place that you laughed about well the names have all changed since you hung around but those dreams have remained and they've turned around who'd have thought they'd l

jason: yeah, i think that's right.'t -- i don't think the next month we will see another huge surge. i do think the idea that the recovery is v shaped all the way is overoptimistic. i think it'll be v shaped for a little while and the curve will flatten out. there's no question that the rate of opening up best politically possible is the big driver. paul: dan, any surprises? number one to me was that local hiring, local government hiring, 57,000 increase much of it in education. that suggests to me that maybe federal governments aren't as strapped as -- as they suggest. states had a modest decline in unemployment but local governments didn't. daniel: no, there really wasn't the blood-letting that people were talking about through this period, and, you know, inevitable the numbers will be politicized and so i think we have to talk about politics. the reality is i think president trump can take some credit for this, the first 3 years of his presidency did result in an extraordinarily strong and dynamic economy both in jo

jason? >> yeah, i don't know what he's talking about. first off, you have large numbers of americans who are desperate right now, because the rent exemption ended last weekend. a lot of people have already seen their last of their $600 checks. i tweeted about this last week. you had people at the senate majority leader's house last week chanting "mitch mcconnell better have my money." people are furious out there. so the idea that somehow everybody is fine and there's boomings and people are buying houses and cars, that is simply not what's happening in the treats of america. >> what does it tell you that the white house is so eager to sort of point to areas where there may be pockets of growth, in may be okay stock market results, which is fine. i mean, anyone in america would welcome anything going up rather than down. but as you mentioned, the day-to-day, the big thing that happened over the weekend was, 12 million more people are at risk of being evicted during a pandemic recession of no

jason: not for amazon.e press reports are accurate the area antitrust are digging into is the use of data for third-party vendors to influence what amazon sells as a first party product. that is not even on the buy side's radar screen. if that is where the regulations land, i think it is a big nothing burger. tom: one final question. i will not do a lot of math but there is a way you do a logarithmic extrapolation of any blue-chip stock. inr target is somewhere 2021, maybe early 2022. douglas kass talks about amazon 5000, which is obviously out further. your critics would say all you are doing is extrapolating out the 10 year trend of amazon. are you above that extrapolation or on it? jason: i do not know if i am above or on it, but i can tell you the analysis we are doing is looking to make sure the growth at amazon does not slow. if the growth slows -- as long as you have ample headroom and e-commerce and these other verticals amazon is pursuing, i do not think the growth is going to slow. i can give you

i come to you for your reaction on this, jason. >> jason: i think that these polls are really inaccurate said earlier. but i think there is something much greater happening in this election cycle, and i think the president talks about it in his mount rushmore speech. our country is effectively under attack. not just a nation, but our american core values. when i say american core values i mean family, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, sanctity of life, the right to keep the fruits of one's labor. these are uniquely american values. they are what made this country great. the far left radicals, with joe biden, they have a completely incompatible set of core values. you see what's happening across this country, and democrat-run cities where they are attacking abraham lincoln statues, there is a marxist uprising, and that is what's happening. that's what i think you are going to see come this election. >> harris: all right, i'm going to see both of you a little bit later this hour. ethan, you will go first. thank you, gentlemen. protesters facing off with police and a push to create a

jason, your quick thoughts on this.personal policy is that i'm not exactly in favour of having an appointed house of lords, i would rather have an elected one, but if you're going to have kind of nominations, i think he's quite the interesting character to put in there. and he's probably our greatest all around her, he's done some amazing work for charity. he's not the first cricketer to be made appear. the first one was actually the captain of the england women's cricket team, so there is a precedence, you know, i can see it's dividing opinion, which is probably what's he wants anyway. would you agree with that, benedicte? well, i mean, obviously, we should also point out some labour mps, frank field, stewards to much help michael gove and boris johnson field, stewards to much help michael gove and borisjohnson in that campaign in 2016 of what turned out to bea campaign in 2016 of what turned out to be a successful campaign and the surprise result not predicted by the polls of vote leave, but i also note that ken clark

jason: thank you for having me on. we have not dived in on july 4.e it a few weeks to wait to see what customer perception was going to be when we come back. i am very cautious about safety. for me personally, it is all about customer comforts and making sure that when the customers come through the door, absolutely their safety is our number one concern, and also for our employees. where --ave a grip of do people want face masks, do they not one face masks? do they want employees wearing white gloves or not? we are going to watch very closely. the first batch of restaurants will open up on august 1. then inive social, and soho. and in mid-august, and once we have had a couple of weeks, we will open up a tavern. after that we will open up in the city of london, which is our flagship restaurant in town. that's it. wanted toon, i just ask how the demand has been. withou already backed up bookings from customers, or have you not open those books yet? what are you seeing for customer demand with these reopening's? jason: we open back up two days ago, so

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jason sudeikis and mike o'brien. an all new "second chance theatre. "a closer look."ring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: welcome to "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? i hope you all had a good father's day i was told my kids were planning a huge surprise party for me instead, i got nothing turns out the whole thing was just a prank played on me by some k-pop fans. anyways, let's get to the news president trump held a campaign rally over the weekend in tulsa, oklahoma, and drew a smaller than expected crowd. yeah, i'll say this doesn't even look like a rally. this looks like the meeting to plan the rally all right, dave, you're in charge of lights and, bob, your team will handle sound. okay, everybody. everybody good let's rehearse the water drinking good job all right. i mean, still looks like a huge effort mentally. but, you know, it's definitely progress during his campaign rally on saturday night, president trump said that he told officials in administration to slow down coronavirus testing because of the rising number of cases

tonight, jason bateman, and our health care hero of the week. and now, sean hayes. >> person, woman, man, camera, tv, person, woman, man, camera, tv -- oh sorry, just doing my warm up exercises. hi, i'm sean hayes live and welcome to "jimmy kimmel." i'm your guest host for the evening, but i'm probably best known as "the character from 'will & grace' that even your homophobic grandma loved." now i know i'm just your substitute for the night, but i expect you to behave just like you would if your regular host were here. so, turn down the volume and start humpin'. i'm so excited to be doing this. i'll never forget when jimmy called my agent about this gig. my agent said "there's no way in hell adam driver will do this, but i also represent sean hayes." and i want to take a second to say hi to my husband who's back at home supporting me right now. hi, scotty, i love you. and if you even think about touching the horse puzzle without me, i'll suffocate you in your sleep. now that we're all having fun, i'm going to tell you something that will ruin yo

>>and kron 4 s jason dumas he's live at the coliseum with some more how was a jason. >>well catherine the game is still in process, but it's just odd feeling i heard grant say early this season was actually supposed to be the earliest mlb ever started its season to season was supposed to start on march 22nd. but here we are late july opening day without any fans but we're going to have to get used to it, but i think lost in all of this. i've missed that is this short in covid season is the fact that we have a team right here in the bay area that we have reason to be really excited about the oakland a's are very talented. they're coming off the to 97 win seasons. they've made the playoffs the past 2 seasons, the roster is loaded with talent. you have met all seen that matt chapman who actually has rbi the a's actually up 3 to 2 we'll get to that a little later but this team is really good to have some young arms who are very talented and. their manager. it's really really excited about everything going forward any thinks this team is a team that can actually break thro

jason, does the nation share this optimism?wants the nation to share, whether they do is the key question. now, a government has got a difficult challenge here. it needs to get the economy going again. there is a real danger that commuters are staying at home when they can stay at home, and the knock on effect for so many jobs, they can stay at home, and the knock on effect for so manyjobs, whether it's dry—cleaning, cafes, cleaning transports, is having a very worrying effect, and you can see where the government is getting anxious, but it's got to balance trying to encourage people going back to work with the health risk. what is interesting today is this is, the prime minister was quite careful with how he worried it's, we could be back to normal by christmas, could is the key word here. the scientists are a lot less positive and optimistic than the prime minister, so although at his press c0 nfe re nce prime minister, so although at his press conference this morning, he wasn't accompanied by the chief medical officer chris

when you heard jim a was sick jason also organized a fundraiser to help cover her expenses this sort of heroism but i can't do what they're doing out there in the front lines. and. having a face that i could put in front of all the news and the heroism that you hear i just had to do something it was so kind of him to do that yeah he's also. going to her and her husband mark was thrilled when they moved here 3 years ago yeah matthew diffee beans i just saw in new york like in the magazine and in the movies but when i got here it feels so amazing that i i was really in new york when i got a picture of me in front of the fire state building i feel like this is it i was pretty and it was yeah. even some of the cars at 19 crisis in new york made them question their decision to move here i was scared to go back to work actually i was thinking of resigning. because you know having to face periods of coronavirus a very tall might be. jimmy's brush with the flyers has now made her even more determined to help it has impacted a lot because you know nothing on earth is important exam life so i

it was eye-opening for jason. >> the police are not always bad people in my opinion. i think they are good people especially the officers that i have met and come across with. i think they're great people. they truly helped me become who i am today. >> reporter: for all of this hard work for being a positive influence in the community and maintaining the highest academic standards, the boys club and auto plus congratulates jason with the new car. he has known about this day for weeks. >> i am ready to drive already and you keep pushing the dates back. i had a permit for a long time. >> reporter: bishop bob jackson said the boys club has hundreds of boys still in the program. >> we have 289 men, young boys i should say, african-american boys, in the okay program and we have four police officers, real police officers, assigned to the boys 24 hours a day. >> reporter: thank you oakland pd, okay boys club and all the teachers and coaches who continue to work with these future leaders because we are all better together. >> for more feel-good stories like this one, check ou

as a wheelchair user artist jason wilson mills has long found ways to serve mound obstacles that come his way so when the coronavirus interrupted his planned exhibit at the tate modern in london he got to work on plan b. and his installation did go up and up and up right in his own. it's as if there's some sort of strange resurrection underway in jason wilson mills garden but this isn't a bouncy castle it's art beyond just as self isolating injuring the coronavirus a pandemic because he's in a high risk group. his inflatable sculptures should have been in london's tate modern but with galleries closed jason has had to get creative and such have his own private exhibition. chalets. a smile so i mean gauging with them making them laugh to make them smile that i've got them and i can talk about the difficult things about how disabled people are being treated about how how difficult life can be for disabled people. behind all the color and fun there's an important message jason subjects always have a visible handicap such as a white stick or a cane his artwork details his daily life as a

that i wonder what jason thinks about.onally, i am was enjoying the cricket. personally, lam not was enjoying the cricket. personally, i am not in favour of having appointed house of lords. if we will have a second chamber should bea we will have a second chamber should be a democrat elected one. if you are going to make appointments, i'm not sure ian botham is a bad one. he was our greatest all around her. he has raised a lot of money for charity over the years. he is quite a character. he cares passionately about sport, wine, politics. he brings a breath of expertise in various areas. to have somebody there, you have got all sorts of other un—worthies come i don't think he is quite on that list. this is quite a cleverly balanced nomination list and the peer politics. it is rewarding brexit —— brexiteers. johnson's will know some of the appointments will cause controversy which either the mind doing. —— which either the mind doing. —— which he does not mind doing. and the disaffected tories getting some knives such as ken

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lou: we're back with jason chaffetz.y at a news conference, his first i think in 87 days, the questions he was asked sort of extraordinary. but this very quick clip of him trying to figure out what the name of his hometown paper is in wilmington, delaware. >> all right. where is, where is the woman can, delaware state news? i mean, delaware news journal i should say. that is my hometown team. i better call on them. lou: better call on them? >> wow. lou: what do you make of this, this nominee and his obvious problems? >> that was, one of the toughest questions he had in that press conference was a question he asked himself, what was his hometown newspaper. he struggled to answer that, finally got it out having to look at notes. it is kind of scary. i think the policy issue came out glaring there we'll have to remind people time and time again he promises to raise taxes. if he promises to raise taxes believe him. that is what he and a biden administration would do. it would be devastating to the economy. it would take us i

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six wickets in all for jason holder, his best ever performance as a bowler.indies‘ turn to bat. what we have seen at southampton is classic cricket with a few covid safety twists. players don't give their caps to the umpires to hold, for example. that is why mark wood ended up wearing two. while headband and lockdown hair is james anderson's latest look. finally he gotjohn campbell out lbw after several close calls. the anderson in motion. haven't you missed it? joe wilson, bbc news. the rapper stormzy has helped decorate the teenager's bedroom as a reward for his good behaviour at school. he paid a surprise visit to the home in croydon with a decorating company which each month does upper room of a deserving person. it's part of a scheme aimed at giving back to communities and helping young people. that would definitely surprise you! time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. the weather looks like it will be better for cricket from friday onwards as we start to see more sunshine again because today was another grey, damp sort of day thanks to this