tonight -- nick jonas, tight end from super bowl champion kansas city chiefs, travis kelce, from "outmatchedstand-up comedian, finesse mitchell, featuring the 8g band with michel'le baptiste. [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that's great to hear in that case, let's get to the news last night's democratic debate aired exclusively on cbs and included all of your cbs favorites including "survivor," "blue bloods," and of course, "young sheldon." [ laughter ] democrats held their latest primary debate last night. and i have to say it was really jarring to see difference between bloomberg in the debate and bloomberg in every ad break. [ laughter ] it was -- like when you see the tv version of a cheeseburger from a fast food commercial. and then you go there. and you get one. and it looks like this [ laughter ] that's debate bloomberg right there. and this -- this is debate bloomberg after elizabeth warren got ahold of him. [ laughter ] during last night's -- [ c

so i believe that is our last item, jonas. so we'll adjourn. >> clerk: i will note and remind commissioners that the mayor's office has authorized all commissions to reconvene remotely, so we will continue with the need to request formally from the mayor's office to recon korea reconvene every o our next meeting is the 31st. >> thanks, everybody. >> bye, thank you. >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching coping with covid-19. today, i'm going to be talking about checking with your neighbors. >> start off by giving your neighbor a call to see how they are or if they need help. if they don't answer, don't get anxious. try again later. check to see if their car is parked nearby. are they lights being turned on and off during normal hours? if you still can't contact them, contact your other neighbors and see if they've had contact with them recently. you can also leave a note in their mailbox, and when you do get in touch with them, ask if they'd like to share their emergency contact information. if you're getting groceries

>> president koppel: yeah, let's go ahead with that, jonas, thanks for the suggestion. >> jonas: why don't we go to public comment. >> your coverage is now -- conference is now in question and answer mode. >> members of the public, this is your opportunity to submit your public comment. press 1 and then 0 to enter the queue. >> announcer: you have three questions remaining. >> hello, this is -- i'm with the project sponsor. >> okay, we can hear you, but you called in on the wrong number. this is the public comment line. so why don't you go ahead and get started and i'll give you five minutes. sir, are you prepared to make the presentation? >> yes. your time is running. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is darren, project sponsor. i was born in san francisco, chinatown. my wife susan is an immigrant and i purchased 1145 mission street back in 1997. and used the building for our office. since then we've moved to 1153 mission street and landlord built the building and we moved to the current location of 1167 mission street. we've been part of the community and the block for the

jonas salk developer of the vaccine.arrives with the head of the national foundation for infantile paralysis. hundreds of reporters and scientists from all over the nation gather for the announcement. probably on hand are the people who receive the first injections. >> this gigantic experiment is symbolic of the equally great foundation, both scientific and philanthropic, without which it could not have been conceived or executed. >> the entire world heralded the and discovery, which is assuring an end to one of the most dreadful diseases. susan: that is in april, 1955 transit announcement of the -- triumphant announcement of the successful polio vaccine. dr. elena conis, you suggest there are some cautionary notes when you look at the history of the polio vaccine better relative to today. -- that are relative to today. what is the big picture? what are the largest concerns? elena: it is a really good question. i think the history of polio has a lot of lessons. the history of a number of pandemic diseases have a lot for

why don't we take -- >> jonas, can she call the public line? >> clerk: absolutely. any way she can get into the public hearing, we'll accept her testimony. >> can you provide her with that number in case she's watching. >> clerk: it will be streaming on sfgtv. >> okay. thanks. >> clerk: and if it's not, i'll give it to you right now. the number, alicia, i believe it is, is 888-273-3658. enter access code 3107452, hit pound, then pound again, and then enter one, and then zero, and if chan -- >> hi, this is frederick knapp. can you hear me? >> clerk: oh, very good. you are part of the d.r. team. you have five minutes. >> okay. can you please put our third slide up? i'm a preservation architect here in san francisco, and i did the review for the d.r. requester, looking at the ceqa potential district under the national registerer criteria, california register criteria, secretary of the interior standards, and ceqa. i can't speak to the legalities, but if you would go to the third slide, i'd like to point out some physical characteristics of the existing house on the sub

so i believe that is our last item, jonas.i will note and remind commissioners that the mayor's office has authorized all commissions to reconvene remotely, so we will continue with the need to request formally from the mayor's office to recon korea reconvene every o our next meeting is the 31st. >> thanks, everybody. >> bye, thank you. >> announcer: you're watching "coping with covid-19." today's special guest is lindsey holmes. >> hi, i'm chris manus and you're watching "coping with covid-19." today my guest is founder and c.e.o. of dispatch goods and former clinical profusionist at ucsf. she start add new initiative called project clean to provide alcohol-based cleaning products and hand sanitizers to at-risk bay area communities. lindsey, welcome to the show. >> thank you so much for having me. it's lovely to see you. tell us a little about your background and how dispatched goods of san francisco's restaurant community. >> sure. we launched, in october, we've been working on this for a little over a year. and we partnered

tesla is now the most valuable automaker in the world jonas' point with morgan is china, competition,ight. >> right. >> we talked to ford about vw partnership earlier in the week, capital needs, near-term demand. do those things add up to a small trim to the target >> i don't know. i mean, he is kind of like the jonas brothers, one day he comes in, he likes it, the next brother comes in he doesn't like it i think the jonas brothers, i love them, i once bid on a concert at robin hood and not the men in tights that people are excited about here and they remind me of jonas they are kind of, you know, sometimes they're up, sometimes they're down i'm sure that jonas is a nice man but he is all over the map i don't know what to say about him other than tesla has been real right and he seems to enjoy commenting on it he should make a song about it. >> we've talked to him in the past about his -- the disparity between his bull and bear case numbers and so forth the other big downgrade this morning was bmo on cat, going to 130, talking about in their terms a catatonic near-term recovery. >> i

them being talked to by police despite being jonas' we've seen journalists being arrested being shot up with bullets. being talks with tear gas being hit with batons and shields despite it being very clear that they all join us now is it clear that this is definitely deliberate. yes multiple examples is very very clear. example when the c.n.n. crew were arrested like the clips you played with the usual a film crew you know you've got a big camera big very clearly press you have multiple other examples it is very clear there is nobody else in the ministry in egypt since he and the police all targeting deliberately targeting press make you know some media have accused the president the white house of creating mistrust in news organizations we're seeing video right now a c.n.n. crew arrested live on air news organizations and journalists people have said that that the president has fomented anger against them do your investigations actually show this proof that there's been an uptick and attacks and harassment of journalists. and what we can say is in the last few days they've been well

. >>> desafortunadamente jona, su amigo también perdió la vida, vino acá porque tenía el sueño de jugarunos de los disparos que habrían realizado los policías, escuchemos a teodoro martínez. >>> yo quiero que el gobierno me ayude, no sé cómo lo voy a hacer, yo no voy a descansar hasta que se haga justicia por este crimen tan horrendo. >>> según policías los confundieron con criminales, uno está detenido y una investigación comenzará mañana cuando alexander sea sepultado, jugaba en el fútbol académico de la tercera división porque su sueño era ser futbolista. >>> lamentable, este tipo de casos siguen siendo muy comunes, en méxico donde la violencia no se detiene, uno de los más recientes episodios tuvo como protagonistas a víctimas y miembros de la marina de la guardia nacional, ocurrió durante una emboscada en michoacán, tenemos más detalles, adelante por favor. >>> paulina, la violencia en méxico todavía está muy lejos de disminuir, a pesar desde que hace 100 días se ordenó el confinamiento por la emergencia sanitaria, parece que el crimen organizado no da tregua (disparos). >>> este v

of jonas salk. . he became a global celebrity much to his chagrin.e he is talking in 1991 about the development about some of the manufacturing problems so people can see what he looked and sounded like. >> within a matter of 10 days or two weeks, after it went into production and was in use, there was a report of cases of polio caused by the vaccine. there was no such encounter in the field trial. it was encountered only as a result of the use of the vaccine from one laboratory. the vaccine was suspended. the use was suspended for a short time. after theed again problem was isolated and that vaccine was withdrawn. all the others were used. some ofan example of withazards one has to deal particularly at that level of experimentation. susan: a couple quick questions. is it true he did not ever seek a patent on his polio vaccine? elena: that is true. he publicly said he did not believe a patent was the morally responsible thing to do. he believed the vaccine belonged to the people. he saw the vaccine as crucial to health and well-being. know seek as fa

we should be the america of fdr and eisenhower, of rosa parks and martin luther king, jr., of jonas salk and neil armstrong. we should be the america that cherishes life, liberty, and courage. and above all, we should be the america that cherishes each other, each and every one of us. you know, we're a nation of in pain. pain destroyet our us. we a nation enraged but we cannot let our rage consume us. we're a nation that is exhausted, but we will not allow our exhaustion to defeat us. and as president, it is my commitment to all of you to lead on these issues and to listen. because i truly believe in my heart of hearts we can overcome. when we stand together, finally as one america, we will move rise stronger than we were before. we will move that arc closer to justice. we will reach out to one another, so speak out for one another, and please, please do what has been recently happening, take care of one another. this is the united states of america. there's never been anything we have been unable to do when we set our mind to do it and we have done it together. together, united. that's

uncertainly, kim jonas promised prosperity to his people and, so far, that has yet to come.t the covid-19 situation and the speculation that there are a number ofases within the country -- this could be a distraction o mestically to tryt people to rally around what they have described as one enemy. ♪ katty: coal is king, or so the saying goes. as far back as the industrial revolution, that has pretty much been the case. but energy demand has been falling as we all stay home because of the pandemic, and the energy industry has been laying stations that burn coal. instead, there's a renewed push for renewable energy resources. reporter: under the coal-fired power station bites the dust -- another coal-fired power station bites the dust, this one in australia, but it'part of a global trend. why would you burn coal when y can get power from these? just one rotation of ts giant wind turbine can per the average home for a day. the race to build new renewables isn't just about the environment. it reflects a fundamental sft in the economics of energy. >> in the early days, it wasn't

something that could save hundreds of thousands of lives oh i want to say psychopaths they must do like jonas salk did with the polio vaccine and give it to the world for free on the other hand if we find a vaccine 1st then we'll hoard it all for ourselves. that's the plan. john c. demurs the assistant attorney general for national security said biomedical research has long been a focus of theft especially by the chinese government and vaccines and treatments for the corona virus are today's holy grail putting aside the commercial value there were there would be great geopolitical significance to being the 1st to develop a treatment or vaccine that she'll political significance oh he means we could use it for leverage to crush other countries for example venezuela or on who we hate because they have taken the rude selfish stance of not letting us steal all their stuff if they would just let us take their resources things wouldn't work out much better for them just like iraq and libya and radio shack they're all doing great. also keep in mind that when demurs says putting aside the commercial

jonas pramod donald believes the constitutional changes are needed because the current system is a product of hard times i think it's very important to note that the present constitution came out of violence came out of a time of deep uncertainty a time a very small chance events after the collapse of the soviet system i mean it all happened when 2 years of gorbachev leaving office 27 years have passed a lot of water has gone under the bridge a lot of lessons have been learned and that's why one of the western media is focusing on the putin term limits thing which by the way doesn't mean he has to go mention one day anyway. for most russians they're not really concerned about that now if he does want to stay in office for the next 16 years and he is 83 with that obviously opens up another you know element of things and also it means that he hasn't been telling the truth himself because he's made various statements over the last number of months saying that he does not intend to remain in office as elderly man he made comments like about what happened to so meet leadership in the early eigh

this is a political decision weighing the interests of the economy against the risk to public health jona al-jazeera london tennis number one novak djokovic has tested positive for corona virus after helping to organize a tournament where a number of other people caught it is a 4th player who competed in the adrian tour event in croatia to catch it his wife was also infected croatia had his lockdown measures before the most recent event meaning players didn't have to observe social distancing talk of the chinese previously said he wouldn't take a coronavirus vaccine al-jazeera as milan boscovich is in the great in a brief statement djokovic tried to defend his idea of organizing comp tournaments by saying everything we did in past month we did with a pure heart and sincere intentions our tournaments are meant to unite and share a message of solidarity and compassion throughout the region we organize the term and at the moment when the virus has a big and believing that the conditions for hosting the had been met unfortunately the virus is still present. in his statement explain that he wi

. >> jonas: commissioners, the matter is now before you.commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: i believe i was ahead -- is that okay if i go first? go ahead. >> commissioner moore: i had my microphone off, that's why you didn't hear me, but go ahead and perhaps you can call on me second. >> thank you, commissioner moore. my question to director hillis, i know there are vacant positions that are right now in thing department. in part of the comment earlier about the property tenant occupied staff that was previously approved by director rain, is that one of the positions that was -- that is still not tired? >> i don't believe so. and maybe debra can correct me if i'm wrong. but i believe we added that position in the prior budget and it didn't make it through. it was cut. our process then has been to basically train and educate all of our planners on the rules of the red board so they could look for, you know, occupied units and the impacts the decisions you may have. so that is the route we've gone, which has been relatively successful.

covid as a way to facilitate the green-energy shift, but this contrasts earlier in the week with adam jonasmorgan stanley going to the opposite, cutting his price target on tesla because they don't see the demand coming back at all. plus, the u.s.-china relationship and how that plays out. guy: i think also those points are valid, but it has been quite a run, and you want to get in front of a steam train. we are 1000 now. it's a good point. we will talk more about the markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ you say that customers make their own rules. let's talk data. only xfinity mobile lets you switch up your wireless data whenever. i accept! 5g - everybody's talking about it. how do i get it? everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra cost. that's good. next item - corner offices for everyone. just have to make more corners in this building. chad? your wireless your rules. only with xfinity mobile. now that's simple easy awesome. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $200 off a new samsung galaxy s20 ultra. ritika: this is bloomberg markets. i am ritika gupt

a brown the stephon clark who was killed in sacramento, california, let's take a breath for corey jonas who was given a palm beach florida, let's take a breath football from joan who was given his own apartment in dallas texas, let's take a eric garner who was a standout in new york, let's take freddie marilyn let's take a for the world to who was killed in a south footage of my who was killed minneapolis has take a breath. well uh for michael brown who was killed in ferguson. >>let's take a brown for 12 yo tamir rice who was cleared a cleveland ohio police let's take a breath. >>for trayvon i mention american who was killed the let's take a breath. 4 amet tell take a breath collectively. marginalized and disenfranchised and be you know in my eyes. people whether black brown white. raid who were killed and just the brown bunny who were killed unnecessarily. and who was killed 3, because. american citizens warren. there are human beings too. we should all remember. they are children of thank you so >>now was the attorney for george floyd's family speaking about the injustices that he hop

things maybe they're going after john hancock and samuel adams which are in lexington by reverend jonaslark. whatever the case is, the british come out and it is a foiled effort from the beginning. we have this another myth of the british is that they are the best military in the world. it is kind of like watching the super bowl champs of last year with no players that were on that team, so, yes, they are the super bowl champs still. the british had not been in a major war since 1776 and it is now 1775. and you take the best troops of each regiment and some of the british marines to put them together. the light infantry. they're working with people they don't know and understand. it is like an all-star game. it is fun to watch but it is not practical. and now they'll come out and furthermore the town and everyone knows what is going on because as their marching through, arlington today, it is very eerie. they get to lexington and a jesse and a junior officer is up front. he orders the men to take the one road and they should have taken the opposite road. somebody fires the first shot. w

obviously, at first, warren thinks maybe they are going after john hancock and samuel adams by reverend jonas clark. whatever the case, is the british come out and it is a foiled effort from the beginning. we have another myth of the british that they are the best military in the world. that's kind of like watching the super bowl champions of last year with no players that were on that team. yes, they are the super bowl champion still. the british had not been in a major war since 1763. it is 1775, 12 years. that is a lifetime in the military. obviously, the british are well trained, that's a myth. they are a peacetime army. secondly, you will take the best troops of each regiment and some of the british marines. put them together, the grenadier, is light infantry, they are now working with people they don't know, don't understand. it's like an all-star game, fun to watch but not practical. now they will come out and furthermore there is the town that everyone knows what's going on because as they are marching through of course monotony and arlington today it is very erie. lexington, and a ju

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autonomous or other features that's what tesla is trying to push as much as possible then you have adam jonasho says it's a tech company, but it's also an auto maker. >> i'm sure they don't mind being valued as that they have been a leader on that. thank you, guys. tim higgins and our own phil lebeau talking tesla today tyler? all right. folks, amazon is the only s&p 500 stock hitting is new high before selling off with the rest of the shares. the whole market is under pressure the dow is still down about 700 points on the button there paying in the payment stocks after hitting highs yesterday. square and paypal are falling after one top analyst says these names have gone too far too fast we'll have these details and more, after this short break that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial professional or consultant for investment risks and information. ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey while the future of work remains a question mark, one thing is certain re-opening will be a journey. that's why salesforce created work.co

>> reporter: and even joe jonas dressing up as princess buttercup in a gown and blond wig while his wifeance by a cute co-star. >> what about the rouss. >> the huge rodents? i don't think we'll have a problem with them. >> reporter: all these names coming together for the same goal, to raise $1 million for a great cause, world central kitchen. >> once again, thank you. >> reporter: the at home spectacle even recreating this iconic face-off with jack black dueling diego luna with an umbrella? >> i hate it. >> you seem a decent fellow. i hate to die. >> quibi's donation to world central kitchen founded by chef jose andres will provide meals to those most affected by the pandemic. the first chapters of this homemade "princess bride" are being released today on quibi. check it out. >>> right now let's get to ginger at home. >> thank you, lara. i have a "gma" moment sponsored by verizon. this one from massachusetts where they had flash flooding, three to five inches of rain and severe thunderstorms. so this happened. it's actually from our affiliate wcvb's antoinette antonio. that's her husba

tonight -- nick jonas, tight end from super bowl champion kansas city chiefs, travis kelce, from "outmatchedm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that's great to hear in that case, let's get to the news last night's democratic debate

patients are high risk of coves age if they got to work that they could keep the routine possible to jonas'swhich might have coded away from them by many miles don't worry you're far more risk of having an undiagnosed a missing a cancer than dying from covert 19 aged by professor case neal thank you very much . for churches could soon allow witnesses at weddings to observe ceremonies by a video coles ministers along with the church of england are considering putting remote witnessing into law currently all weddings legally require 2 witnesses plus the couple and a wedding official to sign the marriage registry person the changes would enable a virtual witness to give an electronic signature the hope is the plan could help warm arduous go ahead during the outbreak as tens of thousands of weddings face cancellation r.t.u. case monitors ties the knot. dealy beloved we all know it's gathered here to see people not completing the quota virus crisis has put the brakes on with things as we know them despite some easing off the lock down marriage it seems is at the back of the queue i mean right now

jonas salk was doing, when his trial proved to be effective, it was on the front page of every newspaper entire country cheered. and people wanted to get that vaccine. right now, you know, of course there will be a major contingent that cheers if we get a vaccine, but a large contingent of people skeptical about getting one. we had a poll this week that showed 21% of people across the country said absolutely not, they would not get a vaccine and the numbers are probably similar to the number of people who get flu shots now, which is not enough to confer herd immunity, when you can protect everybody by enough people being immune so it is a really interesting comparison, but historical examples of timelines for vaccine development, the shortest was four years, that was for mumps in the '60s. >> thank you for joining us. we know you're busy, you're prepping for the 7:00 show tonight. what do you have coming up >> we have got a great show. we are going to dig into antibody drugs that are on their way. we're going to be talking with george ancopolous. and a discussion about the historic prote

it's inspiring adam jonas of morgan stanley on "squawk box" called musk the most important man in the u.s. space program and in his words maybe give the dude a bit of a break, given what he's accomplished against all odds. we'll keep our eye on that let's get to sue herrera in the meantime and get a news update this morning >> good morning, carl, good morning once again, everybody. here's what's happening at this hour president trump is holding one of his first events on the george floyd protests. he is on a teleconference with governors and law enforcement officials about safety after another night of protests around the nation's capital on nbc's "today" show this morning, washington, d.c. mayor muriel bowser called for an end to the violence >> we recognize the people are frustrated and mad but tearing up our beautiful city is not the way to bring attention to what is a righteous cause. >> former president obama laying out a plan to secure reforms in the wake of george floyd's death at the hand of police. in an article posted on medium, his recommendations include a focus on peacefu

awe thank you, jonas. and joy, i think you as staff and commission and with the environmental planning and response to commissioner diamond's questions and i would be happy to help and support any information that is needed as well. >> thank you for having us. and and with the lead agency and when a project is changed and the e.i.r. is certified previously an it was the underlying warriors and in 2015 and we have to do an analysis on whether we have to find that the new modification would not significantly increase with the significant effect and if the conditions have not changed so much so and that it would deem the raishgs e.i.r. no longer valid. the covid-19 pan dem sick not something we can predict in the documents and in general when we look at revised project and we have to insure that the e.i.r. impacts are no worse than we had already closed and we don't have to add new mitigation measures. so most of you weren't here yet and certifieded in e.i.r. in 2015 and there was an appeal filed on the e.i.r

. >> during the '50s, american virologist jonas salk worked tirelessly to find a vaccine, which he finalizedy. >> by the late '80s polio had been completely eradicated from much of the developed world. but while the virus still exists in some places, all countries are at risk of reinfection. so a global eradication program launched to bring the vaccine to every single child all over the world. >> every house was put on a map and numbered. you know, in parts of south sudan, parts of africa, there are populations that no one else was reaching. and the polio program literally put those populations on the map. >> today, just .1% of cases linger. transmitted in three countries. >> polio is 99% eradicated. it shines a light on what we can do when we really put our minds to it on how great the human race can be. >> that's what we want to see here with covid, is the world working together, helping each other, getting to the end of this disease. ♪ ♪ when she was just a girl, she expected the world, but it flew away from her reach, she ran away in a sleep ♪ ♪ dreamed of para -- para, paradice, para, p

i was the school kid jonas salk then there was a little serum with a lump of sugar. and then it was more effective. we have to remember which communities got socks in which got saved. i grew up in the communities where they got salt, the least preferred and least effective. i know there are in 18 countries supposedly searching for a vaccine. that's what i want to see this committee focus on. what vaccine comes forward and where they are allocated. not just the efficiency but how effective it will be and how equitable it would be distributed. and that of which is not equitable. to revisit that order to continue it so to be concerned about the future so let me just read for our benefit for the united states house of representatives meeting and a limited enclosed space such as a committee hearing room for greater than 15 minutes face coverings are required. and all capital that is it me but the attending physician and not to have another meeting in a confined space for more than 15 minutes if we will not abide by this. i will stay in the safety of my home i would ask al

i was around, i was a school kid when we had the polio vaccines, jonas talk came out with a great vaccine required a shot. colonel sabin came up with a little drop of syrup on a lump of sugar and according to all the science it was more effectiveness -- i happen to remember which communities got salt and which communities got sabin. i grew up in the communities that got salt, the least preferred and least effective. i know there will be 19, there are about 19 countries that supposedly in search of a vaccine. that's what i want to see the committee focus on. what vaccines come forward, the effectiveness of vaccines and where they are allocated, not just the efficiency of the work but how effective it is going to be and how equitable they will be distributed. i grew up a victim which is not equitable. and i am not going to preside over a process that would revisit that or even continue its so i am going to be concerned about the future and thinking about the future. let me just read for our benefit this is a document from the attending physician and i want to read it. the united states hous

that was the focus of jonas chapter about irradiating the past which will hear about in a moment ands the subject of elliott collins essay on patriotic history, a history that is both pro-american and also critical of the many ways our beloved nation has fallen short of its ideals. it's the theme as well of a chapter by adam meyerson of the philanthropy roundtable about how donors can promote an excellent engaging version of civics education without relying solely on institutions and it was a big part of the concluding chapter by former education secretary william j bennett expressing his concerns more than three decades after don first warned us about cultural illiteracy we still fail to teach our youngest students history and geography, science and the arts, all important in their own right but also essential if we areever to win the war against illiteracy . what all these essays have in common in my view is a broad agreement around the problem even if you remain flummoxed about how to respond. the problem simply put it the academic left as embrace revisionist history as a means to

even joe jonas and sophie getting attacked by a vicious corgi. that'll be good.jennifer hudson the singing superstar who won an oscar for her part in "dream girls" taking on the ultimate role of aretha franklin movie's called "respect. the trailer debuted last night during the b.e.t. awards and hudson just nails it >> you do talk, don't you? not just sing? >> i'd like you to call me miss franklin ♪ >> you have to disturb the peace when you can't get no peace. >> i mean, some trailers you see five seconds of and you're like, that's going to be special >> i'm in. i interviewed her a few months ago while she was shooting that and she said before aretha franklin died, she came to jennifer and said i want you to play me in the movie there's a little pressure. and she obviously just kills it. >> and the timing of that movie coming out, perfect. and she's incredible we're looking forward to that. that comes out in december >>> one more on pop start. kate middleton is sending a message to all the wimbledon fans out there who are missing the annual tournament due to covid

ch but u how far ahead is spacex than the other space companies >> you know i think adam jonas of morgand it up earlier this morning when he basically said elon musk is now essentially the most important person to the u.s. space program. spacex is very much in the lead. don't forget also just in terms of this commercial crew program that this mission falls under, it's not just spacex it is also boeing. that is part of that program as well boeing still has to do a second uncrewed test flight which will probably happen as soon as november before they, too, can send astronauts to space that's expected next year if all goes according to plan so spacex in terms of programs is very much in the lead and it just speaks to the fact that just a couple of years ago, a partnership like this with nasa wouldn't have necessarily existed and it does represent a way to bring costs down and make space more accessible to more companies and now more people. >> while morgan, we look forward to the interview the launch itself delivered a groat mome great moment of optimism >> good news >> and we look forward

the jonas brothers talks about how the ev business for gm could be worth $100 billion.valued at 40 billion. it's tesla versus gm value then coming back, maybe it's -- it may not be the right way to look at it i find the hamletizing is rough, but be aware gm is cheap versus tesla. i would still say buy tesla. >> i like it i don't like gm. >> i saw some -- you prefer tesla so gm? >> absolutely. tesla has had a run. it would be great with it was weaker i'm not sure of the value of gm in a new world it should be going up because if you fear co-vid, you can't car pool and can't take mass transit but they've been buying caravan in a instead people are playing tesla as if china and germany is going to be big. i'm not fighting it. >> yeah. item crossed the tape a little bit ago. auto safety agency opens probe into model ss on reports of touch screen failures but tesla has been down this road. all auto makers have been from time to time >> i like it for 700 points. i see these things, i investigate. you pay a penalty. look, a lot of us probably wish they investigate something se

that duty includes remembering who we should be, we should be the america of fdr and eisenhower, and jonasrmstrong. we should be america that terraces life, liberty and courage. and above all we should be americans that cherish each other, each and every one of us. we are a nation in pain and, we will not allow our exhaustion to feed us. as president, it's my commitment to all of you to lead on those issues and to listen. i truly believe in my heart of hearts we can't overcome. we stand together, finally as one america, and we will rise stronger than we were did before. we will move that are closer to justice. we will reach out to one another so speak out from one another and please, and this is the united states of america. there's never been anything we've been unable to do when we set our minds to it and we have done it together. together, united. may god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] >> sandra: presumptive democratic nominee joe biden delivering remarks there as protests continue across the country. in philadelphia, quoting george floyd's last word

joining us is adam jonas it's good to see you on what was a weekend of what felt like terrible news forhis country this would give you some hope for humanity it's nice to see you try to just extrapolate out what this does mean in the larger context of elon, inc, and of course tesla which is a publicly traded company and spacex which is not. >> thanks. i do appreciate cnbc and your program for bringing attention to space i think as you mentioned, the timing is very important we need it we need moments like this. look, it's no secret elon spends more time on spacex than on tesla. he's clearly the most important in the u.s. space program at a time when there are some gaps, there have been some gaps that we need to catch up technologically, otherwise, space situational awareness. what you saw over the weekend, folks, it doesn't happen without elon musk. this guy, he gets a lot of grief at times, some of itself-inflicted in the markets and media for some of his statements and actions and things, but when you see what he's doing, it does remind you of kind of the likes of howard h hughes and

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