clark and credit is due here to jeffery rosen. he was not a perfect attorney general, he went along with a lot of trump's worst instincts but here in the final days, jeffery rosen took a stand for the trooit uth really. >> he was trying to do in realtime through official legitimate kmchannels. he was not out there spouting off anger and spinning around. he was trying to take a path for action. >> absolutely. when i looked at these e-mails, this was very real, they were not sort of spitting into the wind here. they had a plan. the most chilling single piece of these e-mails came out was they drafted an actual brief that they wanted the united states justice department to file in the supreme court looking to otherver turn the election. united states of america as the plaintiff in this case was chilling as somebody who works at the department of justice. this was a real plan of action. >> now, look, they were at this time or a little bit after but obviously after the insurrection you had some key resignations, right? this was before

jeffery, thank you for joining us let's kick off with oil. opec is in focus today brent broken back through $70 a barrel after a volatile month. what are you looking out for today and what is baked into the oil price at this stage? >> i think the event itself is going to be a non-event. we expect them to basically reconfirm the plan they laid out on april 1st on a month over month basis in july, they are likely to increase production by 800,000 barrels per day. that's the headline production increase the bigger issue is how they deal with iran it is too early to give specific numbers around iran. the reason for that is that you need to see what the u.s. lays out in terms of offer on returning the oil supply you need a verification timeline and quotes we don't have that the best you can hope for is how they deal with iran is an indication they are willing to offset any increases in iran that could be the positive upside surprise coming from the meeting. >> you came out bullish last month now telling your clients to buy the dip take this as an

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jeff jeffery mcconney wrote "it is my money." the da has been investigating trump and his company and the company's exec tutives on multie fronts including perks and taxes. reporter with the new york times who was on the team breaking the story and william, let me start with you with all the news you are breaking tonight. mcconney is one of the top members of trump, 35 years working for the organization. as you point out he's going to have immunity on this subject of his testimony to the grand jury. he can say everything he knows. he's not going to pay a price for it and others may. how much could he know? >> well, erin, that's hard to say. i'm siting here and if i knew what mcconney knew, i would be writing a different story. he's someone who has been at the right hand of allen weisselberg, the cfo of the company. the grand jury is focusing on mr. weisselberg. i am sure the questions being asked is focused on weisselberg. >> let me ask you that, i know the da's office has been digging into weisselberg. so weisselberg, they have

we own jefferies, evercorp as a way to play the smaller side of this market. we also own xlf in our macro portfolio. this is one of the best ways to kind of hedge your portfolio against the prospects of rising rates which i think is one of the biggest risks out there. >> yeah, and that's tied to inflation or a quickening economy? >> it is a little of both, i would say. from a reopening of the economy standpoint, we have our biggest bets in energy our second biggest bet is financials third biggest in quality growth. these are the ways you want to play it. you have to play outsized success whether each -- whether either outcome happens if you have that barbell approach you'll be successful. it's the middle that concerns me the most so i would be a market buyer, a surgical buyer and i like financials as part of doing that surgery p. all right so we've got tiffany saying dimon or najarian. my money is on najarian. pete, thanks for teeing it up for us and thanks, everybody. we'll be right back in a second. >>> straight ahead, energy leading the sectors this year up

this whole phillip's curve concept seems to keep coming back something we've tried to beat down at jefferies for many, many years now. this idea that somehow strong growth and strong employment growth are correlated with lots of inflation didn't work it didn't work in the '90s and 2000s. and february of 2020, we were three handles on unemployment rates and we were still missing our target by 50, 60 basis points on the down side in inflation. why is it now all of a sudden, after covid, that the phillips curve is going to resurface and bring this inflation that everybody is getting worried about? you have great stories for why there's temporary inflation. great stories. bottle necks you have nothing that tells you that there's some permanent change >> but you see wages going up. and i think that's the piece of this that was missing for much of the last expansion. people are just saying is this going to be a one-time effect or should we expect to see nice wage gains for the foreseeable future i guess more broadly speaking, is this an economy so strong that any fed support is absurd and ridiculo

well now, jefferies is shorting shares, blocking the short sale of game stop and microvision as well, while raymond james is banning buying amc on margin. okay that's different. that's where you borrow money to buy more shares so how risky is this short trade right now? let's get to our floor show traders sarge guilfoil. make your prediction just how long can short sellers hang on, right this very minute looking at amc shares trying to punch back into positive territory after having been down more than 30% which again squeezes the shorts. >> well they can hang on for as long as they need to hang on as long as they're also trading the stock today. i, myself, have had no trouble shorting the stock today. i've been in and out of this stock all day long, and i'm sure a lot of other guys like myself are, and if i was a hedge fund trader with a lousy position in this name, i be day trading this schiff all day long , in order to improve my daily p&l so that my overall p&l takes less of a hit. i don't believe the numbers are as bad as they are being reported in the papers, the total losses be

jurisdiction over voting issues in georgia, but as we discovered in january, jeffery clark was in secret communication with the trump white house, encouraging what the acting attorney general called pure insanity and was actually expecting donald trump to remove the acting attorney general and give him the job of acting attorney general. put clark in there as acting attorney general. republicans are very disappointed that all of that pure insanity did not work and the real winner of the presidential election was inaugurated as the 46th president of the united states. and so, republicans and state legislatures are doing everything they can to put pure insanity into election law so that it will work exactly the way they want it to work next time. republicans in several states are making it as difficult as possible to vote in the democratic areas of those states, but they are also concentrating on what happens after people vote. republicans are changing the rules of vote counting in some states. republicans in georgia reduced the influence of the secretary of state after georgia's secretary

joining me now is shavar jefferies, president of democrats for education reform.d thank you, because i know you're a father. let me get your reaction to the comments from senator cruz. he used the argument that we hear from many republicans, that teaching critical race theory is divisive. what is your response to that? and his claim, again, that last point, that it is every bit as racist as the klansmen in white sheets? >> it's just another example of the mostly hyperbolic rhetoric. it's important to be clear about what critical race theory is because there's been a misrepresentative of what it is. critical race theory is a doctrine that a series of legal scholars proposed two decades ago recognizing that not only law schools but our colleges and k-12 institutions weren't teaching the ways in which race and white supremacy was embedded into the very foundational legal documents of our country. the united states supreme court in the dred scott decision gave the best primer of the reality. these are empirical facts. the united states supreme court dred scott surveyi

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best players during a pandemic. despite the pandemic force delay your way for president alexander jeffery in has been insisting the tournament will be safe for players. officials and fans. there have been concerns over possible virus clusters. this led to your way, allowing nations to expand squads up to 26 players and good thing. the netherlands already dropped goalkeeper ya specialists in from their squad because of a positive test. both spain and sweden have also had players test positive for covert 19. for the 1st time in its history, the tournament will be taking place across europe. each of the 11 host cities have been given clearance to host fans. 10 cities are shooting for anywhere from 12231000 fans. budapest is aiming to have a full house. that would mean $61000.00 fans in the push costs arena, the semi finals and the final will take place in london's wembley stadium. world cup winners, france enter euro 2020 as the top favorites. but they blur and their stars need to survive the so called group of death, which consists the reigning champions, portugal, as well as germany. if th

despite the pandemic force delay your way for president alexander jeffery in has been insisting the tournament will be safe for players. officials and fans. there have been concerns over possible virus clusters. this led to your way, allowing nations to expand squads up to 26 players and good thing. the netherlands already dropped goalkeeper ya specialists in from their squad because of a positive test. both spain and sweden have also had players test positive for cove at 19 for the 1st time in its history, the tournament will be taking place across europe. each of the 11 host cities have been given clearance to host bands. 10 cities are shooting for anywhere from 12231000 fans. budapest is aiming to have a full house. that would mean $61000.00 fans in the push costs arena, the semi finals then the final will take place in london's wembley stadium. world cup winners, france enter euro 2020 as the top favorites. but they blew and their stars need to survive the so called group of death, which consists of reigning champions, portugal, as well as germany. if things go england's way, they could pl

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in my opinion because there are a very good spirit between reagan and golf. jeffery, now it's historical fact. but as far we can feel about the meeting today, there was also some good spirit present putting as also recognize it. and she said that it's a constructive meeting. and president by then, you don't say the opposite, which is a good we can say from his side was a good point. so i am part of the dentist take, you know, big break. that's something for the div has been engaged. ah, that is auntie international. a region of central italy is now allowing tourists to receive the russians. sputnik v covered shot to visit the mark a province is urging the government to follow suit and open up the entire country to such travelers. and we heard from a local counselor who actually came up with the initiative. most everyone knows be affected in like neighboring san marino was vaccinated with she was, she's not even allow citizens of fan marino's. and now all region intends to open up actually continue welcoming russians. and we want to maintain relations, russia, who were friends with russia

bring in jeffrey tucker, author of liberty, are locked down in contributor to real clear markets now jeffery, this case per vote. countless question, one of which is, is there any way for another individual or even another government to access this man's fortune? and i mean, if he didn't leave evidence of the keys, is it possible that his holdings could never be found? yeah, that is possible, but i think it's very unlikely. my guess is that, and you know, the most, all crypto owners, especially on that level have made some sort of precautionary plans for the in the been to their demise for them. but can be on some time release, you know, it might be 4 months, 6 months or something like that, that someone individual in the world or others will be some system which somebody will, will get access to the keys, be able to rebuild the wallet and get access to the block chain and you know whether and what extent are the person is a receipt of that, how to move. those kinds is another matter because then then suddenly you've got the track and traitors out there. that's potentially dangerous. but my,

what is driving the results at jefferies? david: it is a growth of investment inking business.nvestment banking business. they are reporting early. in terms of the second quarter, you had a 70% increase in revenue, yes 7-0. a beat the average estimate by 17% -- they beat the average estimate by 17%. a similar story with earnings, came out of the average of 46%, this most in six quarters. you can see this company is unable role. the shares, they are at their highest price since 2008, and back then it was a conglomerate called the acadia national. they focused on investment banking and changed their name in 2018. in terms of revenue, we are talking advisory fees on mergers, underwriting fees for selling stocks and bonds. that is really the bulk of their business at this point. they had declines in commissions and principal transactions during the quarter. those segments of the business took a backseat to what was going on in investment banking. that is how things lined up and that is why the shares of jeffries have taken off. matt: sometimes jeffries is seen as a harbinger for wh

best players during a pandemic. despite the pandemic force delay your way for president alexander jeffery in has been insisting the tournament will be safe for players. officials and fans. there have been concerns over possible virus clusters. this led to your way allowing nations to expand squads up to 26 players and good thing. the netherlands already dropped goalkeeper ya specialists in from their squad because of a positive test. both spain and sweden have also had players test positive for coven 19. for the 1st time in its history, the tournament will be taking place across europe. each of the 11 host cities have been given clearance to host fans. 10 cities are shooting for anywhere from 12231000 fans. budapest is aiming to have a full house. that would mean $61000.00 fans in the push costs arena. the semi final then the final will take place in london's wembley stadium. world cup winners, france enter euro 2020 as the top favorites. but they blew and their stars need to survive. the so called group of death, which consists of raining champions, portugal, as well as germany. if thing

despite the pandemic force delay your way for president alexander jeffery in has been insisting the tournament will be safe for players. officials and fans. there have been concerns over possible virus clusters. this led to your way allowing nations to expand squads up to 26 players and good thing. the netherlands already dropped goalkeeper ya specialists in from their squad because of a positive test. both spain and sweden have also had players test positive for cove at 19 for the 1st time in its history, the tournament will be taking place across europe. each of the 11 host cities have been given clearance to host bands. 10 cities are shooting for anywhere from 12231000 fans. budapest is aiming to have a full house. that would mean $61000.00 fans in the push costs arena. the semi final then the final will take place in london's wembley stadium. world cup winners, france enter euro 2020 as the top favorites. but they blur and their stars need to survive. the so called group of death, which consists of raining champions, portugal, as well as germany. if things go england's way, they could play

it correspondent brandman jefferies. tt isjust correspondent brandmanjefferies.he prime minister's adviser on catch up resigned saying that the government plans were too half—hearted, too slow and too narrow, and now we see that by march this year, primary age pupils were more than three months behind in maths, more than two months behind in reading, key building blocks for their education, and that put them back to where they were in september so all of the work right up to christmas, lost and wiped out by the second lockdown. and big regional differences emerging at the beginning of this school year. children in yorkshire and the humber, three times more learning loss in maths than in south—west, showing how great the differences are. all of this will put pressure on the government to up its offer, currently. it has already committed to more than £3 billion of what it says is an ambitious, long—term plan, but it is going to face more questions now about whether that is enough. brandman, many thanks- _ whether that is enough. brandman, many thanks- -- — whether

a slight downgrade in price targets over at jefferies. that stock is down 0.4%.ern about competition and its lack of ability to keep up with some of the other competitors out there. a lot of software stocks did get it higher as well over the last couple of days. adobe higher by 3% after it gave a peek at its results. those seem to encourage a lot of investors that some of those bookings continue to be on pace. lisa: romaine, thank you so much. while, it is very much away from stocks and into bonds. i am not biased, although i kind of am. this is driving a lot of the sentiment about whether we are replacing, dis-inflating, or just in this goldilocks period for the long-term. padhraic garvey is covering it all, ing head of global debt and rates strategy. the fed is perhaps addressing a real inflation fear percolating in markets and is going to start tapering sooner, or is this just evidence of a split fed recognizing all risks, and they are going to keep the status quo? pahraic: i think it is evidence that the bond market has its own brain. it is a very shrewd oper

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why does he not say that to officer jeffery smith's family or the numerous officers who were uniinjuredne officer lost an eye and officer hodges almost lost his life that day, almost crushed to death. or even myself, i was not working for two months because i was so devastated and broken up over brian's death. i actually carried a lot of guilt. brian and i, i had made a decision to take a break in our relationship and so six months before he passed away. i was absolutely broken, devastated. i mean it is just absolutely atrocious and it makes me even angrier and they are doing this to protect donald trump. for trump to say and i watched his speech in north carolina, for him to say that he loves america and he's a patriot is dis dis disgusting. those are the true patriots and those are the people that love america and by the way, i said on that interview with cbs, i had said that i would be willing to meet with trump, not because i want to sit down and have tea and cookies with them, no, i want answers. i am going to slam him with hard questions. i am not intimidated by donald trump like

jeffery's role during the over seeing the operation of our department operation center liaisoning with the human resources department and ran through jeffery's careful review to make sure things were safe. so derek and kin. if i may speak personally for a second, there's just something about the noble derek and kin are as noble and graceful and caring never needing attention, never and park rangers. the men and women on our front lines to do there work and have the tools they needed. we work together closely and i just cannot emphasize how much i appreciated and supported and really needed the support that i have gotten every day who has been on the job and every day i've had the pleasure of working with ken gee. these are true public servants. we never want to step in the i think you might have somebody to say and i'll allow derek and kin to say a few words. >> president: derek, i think you had the certificate. let me say on both counts, the level of professionalism and the level of empathy for the parks and the problems, really shines through with both of these gentlemen and i think

would be fabulous a decent chunk is already baked in given the run when you look closely at the jefferiesi heard from the rest of the industry. don't get me wrong i think carvana's a great long-term story and i never recommend shorting the stock, but if you owned it for this terrific run, agree with jpmorgan and take some off the table as used car sales are showing signs of slowing in price increases. think of it like this, in a market that suddenly loves the hyper growth stocks again, do you really want to own the hyper growth stock that's tied to inflation and the failure of the semiconductor industry to make enough full featured chips when they're starting to mick a lot of them? the bottom line, carvana is roaring back this is the rare name that is hostage. i love carvana used it. thought it was great but if another analyst comes out and says, you know what, used cars are weakening in price or may weaken in price, i think you can get the stock a heck of a lot cheaper. let's go to connie in washington please, connie >> boo-yah, jim. greetings from beautiful washington i'm a first-time c

. >> yeah, farmer jim, actually jefferies out with a note saying not only residential construction should be up but non-residential construction we welcome mr. wonderful, kevin o'leary -- i don't know who has a better background. both of them look unreal pete you're at the beach kevin what's your take on the infrastructure stocks on the framework we see right now >> really interesting time because you're not guaranteed the billed lots of risk lots of political shenanigans getting it done. you can buy honeywell or any of the infrastructure plays and know there is 10%, 15% left on the upside if this this gets pacific. you've got the risk premium built in it's not done yet. but i like the setup for the back end of the year on equities all of this stimulus, whether this package or one bigger, a fed that's benign, equities shining. and i got to add this one thing i'm just -- i've never seen in my investment career you had this year, the last three months, basically 80 plus% of the beating the earnings estimates after a third upgraded twice. the analysts are way behind what's going on in terms

let's bring in cnn chief legal analyst analyst jeffery to been to talk about this and more.hs since we've seen you, since some of our viewers may not know what has happened, so i guess i'll recap. i'll do the honors. >> help yourself. >> okay. in october, you were on a zoom call with your colleagues from the "new yorker" magazine. everyone took a break for several minutes, during which time you were caught masturbating on camera. you were subsequently fired from that job after 27 years of working there, and you since then have been on leave from cnn. do i have all that right? >> you got it all right. sad to say. >> okay. so, let's start there. >> okay. >> to quote jay leno, what the hell were you thinking? >> well, obviously, i wasn't thinking very well or very much, and it was something that was inexplicable to me. i think one point -- i wouldn't exactly say in my defense, because nothing is really in my defense. i didn't think i was on the call. i didn't think other people could see me. >> you thought that you had turned off your camera? >> correct. i thought that i had tu

"the new york times" reports that trump organization financing executive jeffery merconi has testifiedj. according to people with knowledge on the matter. merconi is one of the few high ranking executives to oversee the company's finances. prosecutors are also honing in on his colleague, cfo allen weisselberg in efforts to get him to cooperate. prosecutors are working for the manhattan district attorney who is a democrat and trump has called the probe a politically motivated fishing expedition. joining us now is author of "unprecedented," and white collar criminal defense attorney, good morning to you. >> and with being granted immunity, what is the significance of the testimony and will prosecutors use this to try to turn weisselberg into cooperating. >> merconi is not the first and last employee that we will hear from before this grand jury testifying and the idea of immunity means a promise of nonprosecution so he can freely testify and spill the beans. now, remember, that weisselberg has the key to the castle in terms of potentially what donald trump knew, in terms of the deflate a

kay, morley, jeffery -- we've got a lot of questions.let's see if we can move through them. >> the discussion we just had was along the lines of the question i was going to pose about the militant next-door. what do we do in our communities when we are talking about crimes committed or potential crimes committed and -- against the capitol and other places by militants, and law enforcement, what are they doing about it? but it seems to me with what we heard earlier about social media and the confluence of militant groups, it has spread so pervasively across the community and may be at a young age, but what do we do about the militant next-door? how do we know who that law enforcement person is or that teacher is or that neighbor at -- that lives over the backyard fence? what do we do as citizens? it's something that the police can't take on? or our military can't take on? it seems more pervasive than that? do you have any advice? >> i would start by saying it is important to create friction for those who are trying to reach, recruit, and

microstrategy at wells fargo steve whiting from citi global wealth, and anita, chief of financials at jefferies. michael, you think they might raise interest on excess reserves while it sounds wonky, people are going to panic if they see the fed is raising rates on anything explain the sigqunificance good they go forward with it. >> it is wonky to be frank, and really the fed might do this, and we think it will, is to take pressure away from the money market funds to keep things relatively brief, yields have been negative or close to negative for a while. this is a bad situation. it could probably get worse if the fed doesn't act. it's a pretty cheap insurance policy we think the fed will go ahead with this. >> michael, can you sort of tell people whether all of this liquidity that is pushing those really short-term rates negative, what is that a sign of a lot of people say it's a sign there's too much liquidity in the system and the fed is going way too hard in terms of its liquidity injections is that true or are people drawing the wrong conclusions? >> we think that's part of it, but the u.s

jefferies says the average daily cost to rent a vehicle in the united states skyrocketed to a recordalmost $64 a day last month that's up 50% in some cases august prices are already reaching more than $100 per day. the soaring cost is coming as demand outpaces supply, many rental car businesses of loaded their fleets to survive the pandemic. but now vaccinated americans are just ready to get out of the house and hit the road. a microchip shortage is also negatively impacting rental car companies. still ahead. there is really something for everyone in santa cruz. >> a tour of what you can enjoy. coming up in our destination, california series. and tracking another day of mild temperatures along the coast with scorching heat inland. details ahead on the heat advisories and excessive heat warnings are set to expire. - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little

the honest company, rising 4.25% intraday after a slew of bullish calls, including jpmorgan, jefferiesnley. we keep in mind for all of you, we did a little digging, all of these names were underwriters of the jessica alba backed startups ipo meaning they made money off the ipo because they were underwriting the whole process the buy calling still sending shares back above their ipo price of $16, the share stands at $16.45. university of virginia beating maryland yesterday, to win its seventh ncaa men's lacrosse title and its second in a row. now, why are we talking about lacrosse? well guess what? nearly all of the college athletes playing in that game will never earn a penny for their exploits on the field. now, a new bill proposed by senators bernie sanders and chris murphy are looking to change the laws, allowing athletes the right to unionize and collectively bargain. protect them, right? hillary vaughn is on the campus of montgomery college in maryland, hillary does this bill even have a chance to pass? reporter: well, liz, right now, there are no republicans even signing on to se

branwen jefferys, bbc news, mansfield.or independence in 2017. polls show a majority of spaniards oppose freeing the politicians, catalan leaders say they'll continue their mission to break free from madrid. courtney bembridge has this report. madrid has seen mass protests against the pardons, and polling suggest more than 60% of people in spain do not agree with them. this was the view on the streets of madrid on monday. translation: the way i see it, they've gotten away with that. if someone breaks the law and does not get punished, they can just do what they want again, they mayjust even go further, push it to the limits. they have been imprisoned for some years now, and they are going to be forgiven the years left because it was a very high sentence, so i feel it is a necessary step to break the situation that is leaving catalonia in a mess. catalonia's bid for independence plunged spain into its deepest political crisis in 40 years. nine separatist leaders were jailed for separatist action for between 9—13 years. the

we are joined now by a liam lia moubayed from jefferies. do you expect opec-plus to take care? alia: it is one that aims at maintaining stability in the market. look at saudi arabia. what they see is a demand outlook that is looking brighter with the opening up of academies -- of economies. demand is looking stronger but there is still uncertainty on the supply side with the potential sanctions on iran. and the uncertainty about agreement on the negotiations. regarding demand, there is a resurgence for demand in asia. i think the relaxation in the next two months is likely to be gradual. let's not forget that saudi arabia has taken on one million barrels a day. 1.4 million from saudi arabia. in a way, i think the plan is going to go as planned but the supply outlook could change. matt: in terms of the threat that iran poses, how much is that country capable of putting back on the market? alia: according to market participants, we have seen 1.2 million of to 1.3 million barrels a day. we are likely to see another increase of one million this

. >> many of the victims hold ghislaine more responsible than jeffery for enabling his conduct. >> ghislaine know your sister that well? that there's a side of her that you just never knew? >> you know, i think that's true of absolutely everyone in the world. we never know each other really. we've got a very good feeling, and i really don't have that doubt. i do believe that she is innocent of these charges, completely. >> it's fascinating to see who is the real ghislaine. are the accusations against her true? >> ultimately, the fate of ghislaine maxwell will lay in the hands of a jury, and that's as it should be. >> and that will happen this coming fall. her trial is scheduled for november, and it's expected to go several weeks into the new year. >> meanwhile, as you know, amy, she has made five unsuccessful attempts to be released on bail. we'll continue to follow it. in the meantime, that is our program tonight. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. >> i'm amy robach. for all of us here at abc news and "20/20," have a good night. abc news and "20/20," have a good night. >>> breaking new

branwen jefferys, bbc news, mansfield. to do that. i hope we can take the steps on the 19th ofjuly, pencilled in for them, because it is look encouraging. for winter, i hope with a booster shot we get a protection against covid very, very high, we are getting over 95% protection against dying from covid from two jabs. a very high protection against hospitalisation, one of the reasons the hospitalisation numbers are up, barely rising at the moment, they are rising, but not fast. and then get the booster to increase that even more. and get the flu jab, to a very, very wide proportion of people, and the combination of all of those things, i hope, will give us protection. nicola sturgeon is expected to confirm a delay to the easing of coronavirus restrictions in scotland. the first minister indicated last week that the move to the lowest level in scotland's five—tier system was likely to be pushed back by three weeks. restrictions had been due to be eased onjune the 28th. patients in england will get easier access to their own

branwen jefferys, bbc news, mansfield.ship of the democratic unionist party in northern ireland. long—serving mp sirjeffrey donaldson is the only candidate so far to put his name forward. it's widely expected he will be unopposed. the party is looking for a new leader after edwin poots resigned, afterjust 21 days in the role. patients in england are set to get easier access to their own medical information under government plans. the new system would allow people to use nhs apps to renew medications, check test results and speak to health and care staff. a planned roll—out of a digital database of gp records was delayed earlier this month, following concerns over a lack of public consultation. our political correspondent chris mason joins us now. good morning. not seeing you on this programme for a while. any proposals on using nhs data, we know they can be controversial.— be controversial. good morning. great to be _ be controversial. good morning. great to be back. _ be controversial. good morning. great to be back. what