for more let's bring in one of the authors of that report john scott is head of sustainability risk at zurich insurance group he is in london tonight john it's good to have you on the day i want to start with number 10 on the top 10 they are the most likely fallout based on what we hear from public health officials and doctors i would think that another cove in 1000 outbreak would be right near the top why do the 350 senior risk professionals that you consulted for this report why do they think differently. well i think it's actually brad that it is as he said about over the top 10 we actually are still read 30 to. unlikely and in fact then if the we asked another different version the question was what what's the most concerns that an especially the number 3rd risk from the concerned people are definitely worried about it and it's hardly surprising and i think in terms of likelihood the incredible efforts that governments around the world. taken to shut down economy to contain the transmission disease and avoid more people catching the current virus and managing the impact on the heal

all right john scott head of sustainability risk zurich insurance group john we appreciate your time tonight and your insights we appreciate you talking with us from home as well thank you you know. the corona virus threat is a global one but one with varying levels of impact depending on where you are consider afghanistan taliban militants on tuesday vaunts they failed attempt to capture the city of leaving dozens of people dead or wounded there's been a spike in attacks by militants on the government despite a u.s. brokered cease fire and until this week 2 political rivals were both claiming victory in the presidential election they've now agreed to share power but these shared burdens are immense with or without a pandemic. signing the deal was the easy part now rivals ashraf ghani and abdullah abdullah have to find a way to work together. we shared the burden. and god willing our shoulders will be lighter weight. confident that you have the competence capacity and capability for this great desire of the afghan people and we will be working or if you. wish the burden is tremendous

now, most of us are familiar with dread scott, d. john sandford and you all read chief justice roger tawny's opinion in dred scott's case. and you have read that opinion, and it's notorious in american history, right? for the blatant racism in it, for the sanction that tawny gives to the concept of human property under the constitution, and for denying black citizenship, not only denying black citizenship, but denying even blacks as free, as persons under the constitution. and so, dred scott was one type of freedom suit, right? it was based on his physical presence in a free state, illinois, and his physical presence in wisconsin, a free territory. and it's often presented in american history textbooks as if it were the only freedom suit in american history. to go to the supreme court. the only, almost uniformly, presentedup are, presented as dred scott, one man bringing a freedom suit. but when we look into it a little more closely, there were thousands of freedom suits in american courts. all of them challenging the notion of slavery un

good evening, i'm john scott. this is "the fox report". -- good evening, i'm jon scott.nd this is "the fox report". president trump playing golf today ahead of tomorrow's annual wreath-laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. many americans are spending the weekend at the beach or the park, sparking concerns from some health officials who are reminding everyone to remain vigilant on social distancing. this as the u.s. closes in on the grim milestone of 100,000 deaths from the virus. more than 350,000 people have

costa county happened at byron airport saturday when a plane towing a glider crash. 68-year-old john scottt happened just after takeoff. the cause is not known. the glider landed safely. >>> and new video of a crash in southern california. a woman is in critical condition after the car she was in plunged 200 feet down a hillside. this happened yesterday in los angeles. firefighters had to remove the roof to free her and a man inside the car. >>> the state of new york is slowly gearing up for reopening. you can imagine. it is nearly empty and new york city not part of the initial reopening. it won't start coming back to life until june at the earliest. >> broadway will remain dark at least through labor day. tickets purchased through september 6th. >>> coming up on "today in the bay" on this wednesday morning, tracking the coronavirus' path in the state of california. looking at a map to see the pathway that it took. >>> and the goat escape. this wild scene playing out in the south bay is capturing the attention of san jose's mayor. what he has to say coming up. >>> right now at 5:30, a win

good evening, i'm john scott. this is "the fox report". -- good evening, i'm jon scott.nd this is "the fox report". president trump playing golf today ahead of tomorrow's annual wreath-laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. many americans are spending the weekend at the beach or the park, sparking concerns from some health officials who are reminding everyone to remain vigilant on social distancing. this as the u.s. closes in on the grim milestone of 100,000 deaths from the virus. more than 350,000 people have recovered. we have fox team coverage on the latest developments across the country. we begin with mark meredith with a new announcement from the white house. mark? >> good evening, jon. the white house says starting late thursday night, the u.s. will begin restricting travel between the u.s. and brazil. this is not expected to impact u.s. citizens who may be coming back from brazil, nor is it expected to impact trade between the two countries. >> i think one of the hard things about this crisis is we've had to restrict travel from some of our closest frien

we're fighting to pass the commander john scott hannon improvement fact that will improve the va andrans with mental health care and those connected to the va. allow them to get connected to needed mental health care support. >> as congress considers moving forward federal dollars that need to go to folks who have had particular challenges as a result of what is happening now in our country both emotionally, financially, obviously a lot of money has gone to businesses. what more should the federal government be doing for veterans? what is your message to members of congress as they consider whether or not there nidz to be more legislation to help folks out there who are hurting as a result of the coronavirus? >> yeah. it's a great question. thank you. you know, i think the biggest thing is to remember that for every segment of the population that we're talking about from a civilian side, there are veterans within that group. veterans are in every dem graphic in which you can talk b every aspect of the american culture and society is involved in the military and then over time is goin

policy briefing will be tuesday may 5th at 11 am pacific and 2:00 pm eastern with doctor scott atlas and economist john taylor. they will be discussing covid-19 in the reopening of the economy. should be an interesting discussion with doctor scott atlas is senior fellow of the q for -- hoover institution. he had a 25 year career in tertiary care medicine at the top medical centers and served as chief of neural radiology at stanford university medical center. john taylor is the george p shultz senior fellow of economics at the hoover institution and professor of economics at stanford university. he served as under secretary of the treasury for international affairs under president george w. bush. i'm looking forward to my discussion with medical doctor and economist as we examine the salient questions surrounding the economy opening in a safe and productive manner. the hoover institution at hoover.org and on twitter, facebook and instagram. i look forward to seeing you next time. >> guest: a look at bestsellers. beginning at 8:00 pm eastern author eric larson discusses the splendid and the vile primacy

book. >> and to get back to john's question. emmitt scottkelly miller, there were a host of african-americans who wrote about their experience in world war i but the books never got published. i read most of those over the years being an african-american military historian. i began to combine those in 1996. and that's where the information exists. exists in libraries, in the library of congress, in archives collecting dust because no one was reading it. and what really catapulted people to start studying african-american history in the military was glory. when glory came out. that's the turning point. >> interesting. >> because before glory, there were only a few books "arms" is one of them. >> george washington williams. >> that was written in the 1880s. one one of the books collecting dust. >> no question. >> it's always been there but people have -- if that's not what you were looking for, you wrn t weren't finding it. "glory" is the turning point. people realized they did fight. and then that's a generalization. >> i was going to say, th

one of the ways in this case is they can support reach out to their members of congress, support john scottn nonveteran member health care improvement act which will help the va, service members and others outside of the va to get the help they need to make sure they never get to the point where they can get the mental health care that they need. the country i think understands that there's a lot more that we need to be doing for a veteran. during this time of a pandemic we see an increasing number of folks helping out with health issues, homelessness, other jobs. there's a lot that iava and others can do to raise the understanding of the issues that our veterans do and work with them to get solutions. >> mike barnacle. >> jeremy, as you just eluded to, pointed out, we have been at war as a nation now for 19 years. memorial day used to have much more significance in this nation three or four decades ago when there was more familiarity with people who served in wars, world war ii, korea. do you think this would be a great time considering less than 1% of our population serves in the militarm

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smith, that was pastor darrell scott, scott turner, john james, rate john james, better win because hesing something if you don't vote for this guy. but who are these people that are voting? it comes by mail may be, maybe it doesn't. a lot of the problem is if you have an all democrat area, now i have to tell you, the abuse tended to be on a certain side rather than another side. we won't get into that, and frankly, the republicans had a very big event on tuesday where we have a man named mike garcia who was a congressman and a democrat area was not expected to happen and he won by a lot of votes. you know about that, that was a big decision. that was an incredible victory, first time in 22 years, so something is happening, but that was a vote by mail, they mailed it in and actually, the democrats saw they were losing and all of a sudden, they threw voter boots up in certain democrat areas. didn't have much of an impact. and so mike garcia won and we won in wisconsin, but we can't do that to really vote without fraud, you have to go when you have to vote at the polling place. people ha

eastern with doctor scott ellis in economist john taylor. discussing covid-19 and the reopening of the economy. a very interesting discussion. senior fellow at the hoover institution. before coming to hoover full-time at a 25 year career. the top knuckle centers in the country and served as chief of neuroradiology at stanford university medical center. john taylor said george p scholz senior fellow at the hoover institution in a professor of economics at stanford university. he served as undersecretary for the treasury for international affairs under president george w. bush. i am looking forward to my discussion with a permanent medical dr. and an economist as we examine the question surrounding reopening our economy in a safe and productive manner. you can join tuesday's briefing at the same link you signed in on today. hoover.org and twitter, facebook and instagram. i want to thank you all for joining us today. please stay healthy and i look forward to seeing you next time. ♪ >> and i don't tv and prime time new york times reporter chroni

and then, as we are going to see, the slavery issue does not go away with the dred scott decision. john brown's attempt to take over harpers ferry and start a slave rebellion does not exactly work, but it does upset a lot of people and gets people talking about the slavery issue. and, they should have been. there certainly talking about it in illinois in 1858. douglas was running for the third term in the senate and he is national figure, and the republican party in illinois did something that traditionally parties to not do. at the state convention they endorsed their own candidate for the u.s. senate and it was lincoln. douglas new from 20 years experience how tough it was going to be to take on lincoln and lincoln starts following him around illinois when he finishes speaking and finally they agreed to a set of seven debates and in the course of these debates lincoln is already getting some traction nationally and he has gotten votes in the 1856 republican convention but in 1858 he has rocketed to stardom and is taking on douglas. douglas, for his part, winds reelection thanks to som

eastern with doctor scott alice and the economist john taylor. en we will discuss covid-19 and the reopening of the economy. it should be an interesting discussion. just to remind you doctor scott alice of the david senior fellow at the hoover institution and for coming to hoover full-time he is a 25 year career in tertiary care medicine in the top medical centers in the country and served as chief of neuro- radiology at stanford university medical center. john taylor is the george p scholz senior fellow in economics and stanford university. john served as undersecretary of the treasury for international affairs under president george w. bush. i'm looking forward to my discussion with the preeminent medical doctor and economist as we examine the salient questions surrounding reopening our economy in a safe and productive manner. you can join tuesday's briefing at the same link you signed and on today. you will find the hoover institution online@hoover .org and on twitter, facebook and instagram. i want to thank you all for joining us today but ple

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york times" obtained the internal document which cited projections from a johns hopkins university model former fda official scott gottlieb said there could be more deaths without a decrease. >> as you open the economy and people interact more, stop is social distancing, that slow burn of infection could ignite at any point. >> reporter: it comes as president trump is revising his projection for the number of lives lost two weeks ago, saying the death toll could be as long as 50,000. sunday, saying it will likely be significantly higher. >> we're going to lose anywhere from 75,000, 80,000, to 100,000 people that's a horrible thing. we shouldn't lose one person over this. >> reporter: the white house and the cdc are disavowing the draft document the white house saying it is not their document, that it's not gone through inter-agency vetting, and is not reflective of any of the modeling done by the task force the creator of the johns hopkins model telling the "washington post" the projections were not intended to be a forecast. adding, there are reopening scenarios where it could get out of control very quickly. go

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immediate criticism from black republicans, including south carolina senator tim scott and michigan g.o.p. u.s. senate atndidate johnes. >> do you really believe a black person who does not vote for you is not legitimately black? >> reporter: cbs news polling shows biden is supported by nine out of 10 black voters nationwide. many are standing by him, but today acknowledged concern. >> his greatest strength is being a gut, off-the-cuff politician, and in this moment it really jumped up to hurt him. >> reporter: biden said he is considering several black women for vice president, the list including florida congresswoman val demings. ed o'keefe, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: memorial day is more than the unofficial start of summer. it's a day to remember service it's a day to remember service members who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley, invited us to arlington national cemetery to witness the placing of flags at the graves of our heroes. ad's an age-old tradition at arlington national cemetery: flags in. soldiers from the old guard

that was pastor darryl scott that was scott turner? it was john james?the great john james, who better win, because you would be missing something, michigan, if you don't vote for this guy. but you know, who says -- who are these people that are voting? they get it. it comes by mail. maybe. maybe it doesn't come. a lot of the problem is they're not shipped to certain areas. you know, if you have an old democrat area. i have to tell you the abuse tended to be on a certain side rather than another side. we don't e won't get into that frankly, republicans won a very big event on tuesday where we have a man named mike garcia. he's a congressman in a democrat area. it was not expected to happen. he won by a lot of votes. you know that, john. that was a big decision. that was an incredible victory. the first time in 22 years. so something's happening. but that was a vote by mail. they mailed it in. all of a sudden the democrats saw they were losing and threw voter booths up. i wouldn't say that was so good. but it didn't have much of an impact. so mike garcia

smith, that was pastor darryl scott, that was scott turner? it was johnthe great john james, who better win, because you would be missing something, michigan, if you don't vote for this guy. but you know, who says -- who are these people that are voting? they get it, it comes by mail, maybe, maybe it doesn't come. a lot of the problem is they're not shipped to certain areas. you know, if you have an all democrat area, now, i have to tell you, the abuse tended to be on a certain side rather than another side. we won't get into that and frankly, the republicans won a very big event on tuesday where we have a mandate, mike garcia is a congressman in a democrat area, was not expected to happen and he won by a lot of votes. you know about that, john. that was a big decision. incredible victory. first time in 22 years. 22. so something's happening. but that was a vote by mail. they mailed it in and actually, the democrats saw they were losing and all of a sudden, they threw voter booths up in certain democrat areas. i wouldn't say that was so good, right? but i

trump's former fda commissioner scott gotly and colleagues from johns hopkins wrote a great piece atnd of march laying out the plan, others have written about it. i've written about it. you know, it's test, trace, isolate and protect high-risk people. it's not rocket science. we know what we need to do but we don't right now have the i a infrastructure to do it. we have to build it. >> i feel like i'm trapped in a bad version of ground hog's day for a bunch of reasons during the pandemic but we've been saying this on this program, you've been saying it and others for five or six weeks. i mean, and what your tweet laid out they just strnhaven't -- th federal government hasn't done what it needs to do to build that. is that a fair assessment? >> it's abs loot absolutely a f assessment. if you look at the reopening plan, now that it's been a few weeks, it puts everything on the states. it lays out nothing that is a federal responsibility apart from telling the states what to do and we're not going to win that way. we have the cdc for a reason. we have fema for a reason. we have the defe

. >> reporter: that brought reaction from south carolina senator tim scott and john james, a senate candidate from michigan. >> do you believe that a black person who doesn't vote for you is therefore not legitimately black? >> reporter: biden is supported by nine in ten african-american voters. many are standing by him, but acknowledge concern. >> his greatest strength is being kind of a gut, off-the-cuff politician. in this moment it jumped up to hurt him. >> reporter: biden said he's considering several black women for vice president. the list includes florida congresswoman val demings. for "cbs this morning saturday," ed o'keefe, washington. >>> the georgia bureau of investigations says it expects to wrap up its case into the deadly shooting of ahmaud arbery soon. that announcement comes after the man who video recorded the confrontation between arbery and a father/son duo was arrested. william roddiey bryan made his first court appearance on friday. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: 50-year-old william roddie bryan remains in jail for murder charges and false imprisonment in his rol

johns hopkins. we are still suffering from the virus, but we are making progress. scott gottlieb said today on a plateau, there are a couple things i take from this johns hopkins numbers from a positive sense of where i look at it, we have a downward trend, an uptick, at the same time, we increase the number of testing, the other day, we were at 5 million, now we are 6 million, we are doing almost a million a week. we are broadening the tests and we don't have that slope of going upward, i view that as a positive flattening as tests continue to grow. it is important that we get to that point to go back to working as well. if you look at the second slide, or the third one, very sad news, we've got today the jobs, the historic job loss. we are at 30 million. this trend shows one of the worst economic damages coming out of -- where millions of americans are suffering. we look at the first quarter gdp, contracted by 4.8% in the first quarter, the second quarter is predicted to be one of the worst in our history. it is important to reflect what has congress done so far, worki

john hendren al jazeera chicago. charles wilson joins me now live from scott via skype from providence in rhode island he's a retired police determined to national chairman of the national association of black law enforcement officers could talking with us live on al-jazeera so it seems the system never seems to learn and now another tragic death at the hands of the police we do have to be careful about what we say while an investigation continues but was your initial reaction to what millions of people have seen go viral or would people have to understand and accept is that one institution of policing is inherently biased against the color low income and it was designed to be that way my counterparts must begin to accept that as their foundation secondly when when you consider this particular situation. once you've got a person under restraint there's no need for any further use of force and by and no me should you. are be in a situation where you're raining on bare neck but over 5 minutes mr wilson can i then ask them is is a need in the neck approved police restraining procedure in any state in the united states

. >> john, you invested in any of these names? >> gilead, still scott we had unusual activity in this name back in january luckily that was in the low 20s but unfortunately my discipline took me out at about 28. seeing it more than double from there there is one of those could have, should have moments for me perhaps not treating patients that are badly off but hitting them early in their covid infection, i think this is going to be something very positive. kerry has spoken about it a lot. she knows biotech a lot better than me. kerry firestone. i think remdisivir will be something to reckon with >> good stuff. we have a story that's coming in now. knew at noon, we're getting new details about bill basackerman's performance. he was on our show back on march 18th soundsiing the alarm about the virus. kind of an understatement. this kind of got over shadowed also saying he was growing more bullish and buying a number of stocks which he names that day they are all up significantly since then you take a look at sochl the names. remember on march 3rd, he rev

john. thank you. [applause] we have great friend of mine, special men, ran a great, great campaign, governor of florida, ron desantis. thank you, ron. [applause] scottndrs, rick marco rubio. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [applause] mccarthy.in kevin, thank you very much. [applause] kevin.ob you do, and representatives matt gaetz, john rutherford, michael waltz, ,ill posey, daniel webster brian mast, elise stefanik, bill flores, brian bevin, rodney , and, roger marshall stephen palau's oh, thank you very much. thank you. what a great group of people. they are warriors. they are really warriors. they helped get this done and so many other things. is our air force general david, goldstein. thank you very much. thank you, general. thank you. and chief of space operations, the first ever name, and now a member of the joint chiefs of created these we united states space force, general jay raymond. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. and senior members, also, of our great united states military. it has never been stronger than it is right now. also attorney general of florida, ashley moody, and chief financial officer, and many other di

john. we have a great friend of mine, special man, ran a great, great campaign. governor of florida, ron desantis. thank you, ron. your senators, rick scott and marco rubio. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. leader kevin mccarthy. thank you very much. great job you do, kevin. and representatives matt gaetz, john rutherford, michael waltz, daniel webster, ryan massachusetts, h. roddy davis, roger marshall and steven palazzo. thank you very much. they are warriors. with us also is our air force chief of staff general david goldstein. thank you very much. thank you. thank you, general. thank you. and chief of space operations, the first ever named, and now a member of the joint chiefs of staff, because we created the united states space force. general jay raymond. thank you very much. thank you, jay. and senior membersle also of our great united states -- and senior members also of our great united states military. it's never been stronger than it is right now. the attorney general of florida, ashley moody and jimmy petronis and many other distinguished guests. thank you very much for being here. we appreciate it. i especially want

. >> john, you want to comment on rick's trade >> well, that's why rick runs $2 trillion, scott. he's exactly right when those premiums are fat like that, especially if you're a willing buyer at different levels of the market, one of the smartest things -- it always frustrates me when we have somebody that doesn't have rick's commitment that says i like this particular stock but i like it $10 lower. if you're really committed to it, sell that put $10's lower because you would be putting your money where your mouth is rick is doing just that. i applaud you. i think you're exactly right on a day like today when the volatility is down 10%, you're reaping the rewards, my friend >> i think some of these names that have run up so much, you talk about the tech stocks, you can still 20% upsides, 15, 20% upside and get paid 40, 50 volatility level on those equities that's pretty attractive they could keep going. would you reduce your risk up 20% from here? i think so >> how about that, bryn? >> exactly >> i think that's a great way for investors to engage in the market when volatility is

thumbs are the first casualty of that style of i venvesting >> john from grayson i'd like to hear an opinion on drop box >> just love it, scott 600 million users of of dropbox. this stock is one of them that's truly outperformed i think beginning of the year, scott, around 18 bucks. now 23 so it's within one of those that experience the big draw down dip and going lower left to upper right and right at the top of the show we were talking about has the wind at the back it doesn't need the face to face communication and it is a collaboration platform that's working. >> i have a bonus one somewhere in here. steph, before a round two, a bonus one. ryan mcgee tweeted a good one i think. ask stephanie if she is still buying coca-cola under 50 bucks. i'm adding, long it. thanks >> all day long. all day long i still like the story very, very much. they had a stumble in the last quarter. ceo is top notch and great products to introduce over the last several years and a nice yield while you wait. >> thank you for that. joe, from margaret in wisconsin, d ocusignwill it continue to grow post-crisis >> i think so. i think docusign is one

for those basket of stocks that have really led this move >> well, scott, you guys do an excellent job talking all the time, especially john about objections activity in stocks. so i want to be very clear about a distinction of how i think this might perform over the next few weeks versus over the course of the next couple of years. i think if you have a two to three-year time horizon, the capital is secure. i think you have time on your side with this one i think it will be a multi-year compounder at double digits, because it's on the right side of history and when you look at the multiple today, scott, back to steve's point about where value stocks lay, it's only trading at 12 times ebitda. it's trading at 9 times our 2023 ebitda for a company that's going to grow earnings upwards of 20% for the next several years and perfectly positioned to capture the secular changes going on in the world. so let me just double click on that for a second. because when you experience a 40% move, bottom-to-top, behaviorally, we want to say, i need to reduce risk, i need to take something off of the table. because things shouldn't -- you

scott they are to talk about another story. let's go back to chief white house correspondent john roberts whose live on the north lawn. said that we would get back to you if we had any developments but this was not the develop meant i anticipated. yesterday the justice department said they would not release the names and that that document belongs to the director of national intelligence so now he has decided to release the names and, joe biden is on the list? >> they actually came off of capitol hill. we have a list of 39 names in these documents that were handed over to the department of justice by the acting dni ric grenell which included people who may have received information about the unmasking of general flynn. it's not to say that they did it, but they possibly could have. there were a request that was put in by 16 authorized individuals for the unmasking. but among the people who may, and again i must stress, may have seen their information regarding michael flynn, the u.s. ambassador to united nations samantha power who had put in an inordinate amount of requests for unmasking, so many it's a price even her

in fact trump's own former fda chief scott gottlieb tweeted that we have 20 different states where the number of newly reported cases is increasing from john's hopkins university and in the middle of the country, not just new york or the north east where the number of new cases is increasing. now it is important to say some of the increase might be because they're conducting more tests but other data suggested it is not an increase in testing resulting in the worsening of the numbers. you see in minnesota, for example, they're seeing a worsening in hospitalization numbers, their icu numbers, this is not just more testing this is worsening in a substantial chunk of the united states. >> the president was asked about whether he could have done more earlier to stop the spread of covid-19 and here is what he had to say. it is quick and he mentioned dr. fauci. >> everybody even tony fauci was saying it will pass, not going to be a big deal. >> not going to be a big deal. is that what dr. fauci said. >> that is not what fauci said. so trump appeared to be pointing as other conservatives had to the comments he made on the "today" show in late febru

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. >> john, what you doing in the market you're pretty nimble you got a lot of stuff going on every day. what about now >> well, scott, there's a couple of stocks i'll have one of which on unusual activity that have announcements coming our way i've been sort of focused in on these in the short term as noted last week. took some pain in those chinese stocks, exited those anticipating a little more pressure to the down side after the president makes his announcement, whatever that might be tonight i think either way it's not going to be positive for those stocks >> josh, there was a point where you had been invested in k web, the chinese internet etf would you advise people to get into that or just if you are in it it, now to get out >> if you look back at the last round of tensions with china, these stocks didn't necessarily perform in any specific way. they might have moved daily on headlines but i don't think it hurt the underlying companies at all. most of the companies we're talking about do not do business in the united states if you look at the makeup of an etf like that, those are main land china operating bus

johns hopkins does. but, in reality, almost nothing is known about how it operates, where it's based, and who is really behind it. cnn's scottan investigates. >> it's not uncommon for politicians to use statistics to their advantage. but, in late april, the spanish prime minister went a lot further than that. >> translator: today, we found out about another study from the johns hopkins university -- as the oecd did yesterday but ranks us fifth in the world, in total tests carried out. >> turns out that, not only had the oecd already revised spain's position down to 17th, johns hopkins never published such a study. >> well, after initially claiming that their data came from johns hopkins university, the spanish government put us onto a website called world-o-meter. we wondered what's world-o-meter. >> it's not one that i'm familiar with. >> world meter aggregates data into tables and charts. it actually does rank spain fifth in overall coronavirus testing but it's not exactly apples to apples. the table appears to include both pcr and antibodies tests for spain but not for most other countries. >> i don't think it makes much

that's an increase of 210 since yesterday scott nowhere else of individual reported 5 more fatalities and for a global picture of the virus according to johns hopkins university which collates global data of a $4100000.00 an hour infected more than 283000 have died and over 1400000 recovered. well france begins easing its knocked down with nurseries primary schools and most businesses reopening but many fear this could backfire causing a 2nd wave of infections belgium is taking its foot off the block down slightly with core sectors such as retail opening but angry hospitality workers there laid down hundreds of chef's jackets last week to protest against the government's decision not to reopen bars and restaurants and till at least june and as 33 americans are left jobless so should say 33000000 americans are left jobless the mayor of new york is calling on tech billionaires to help reimagine post virus america. still to come this hour a lot of the putin announces that the normal working period for russia will end tomorrow but the ban on mass gatherings will remain in place for getting reaction from moscow. we go to work some straight home.

john the start to lose track. we have another 2 days to get through this. he right. >>monday memorial day yesterday today to really show yeah. scott added up because you know the days to really battered a blend we do have. we have 2 more days of its or sent right in the middle of this heat wave right now. at least today will be the hottest one of it, but it's still going to be pretty close to that with temperatures just below where they were yesterday so not much of a difference just yet a lot of sunshine overhead in berkeley, no cloud cover there for sure what we're going to be seeing throughout the rest of the day today is a lot more that sunshine to a hot weather with the advisories in e form of heat and ice are across most of the bay and peach and then also excessive heat warnings in pink for a portions of solano county as these will actually be our hottest spots where you can notice the biggest difference in temperatures compared to yesterday closer to the colts. we actually do have creasy breeze which is going to bring relief to areas like san francisco and oakland. well areas like san jose dublin conquered its for fairfield