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jason mohammad joins steve davis and ken doherty to analyse the day's drama.ot at the crucible. yes, certainly hot for 0 sullivan, he would be fuming after that session. it looked like he would win the first frame of the session and go 6—3 at the front. he got a bad kick, and it seemed to change the storyline of the day. then he started missing a couple of balls, and mark selby got back into the match. and he's such a tough competitor. one of the toughest you'll see also what a great session of snooker from him. you'll see also what a great session of snookerfrom him. 6—2, firmly you'll see also what a great session of snooker from him. 6—2, firmly in the driver's seat. ronnie has it all to do now, they start back in the morning. but it is tough for ronnie. we saw at the end of the match what it means to mark, a bit of a fist pump there, and ronnie punching the table. ronnie nearly got out of it in the last frame. he couldn't get in position and it had a difficult pink in the corner pocket. it wobbled and stayed out, and he showed his frustration by banging th

elevated due to coronavirus and the lack of fiscal action, joining me right now mahoney asset ceo ken mahoney, stevebes along with mark tepper. great to see everybody this morning. ken, let me kick it off with you. no stimulus in sight. what kind of impact does this have on markets? you heard what the fed says yesterday. ken: the fed saying that unevenness and so forth. when the fed says it there's a lot more bite to it than when we say it. and the stimulus package, i do think something will come out. the two sides and the fed said, we have uncertainties in the economy and that also means we have the fed put in place, powell put in place and safety net if things get wobbly again, federal reserve will double up and quadruple efforts and that's how i take the minutes from a month ago. maria: look at the yield and 10-year, so close to -- to 0% interest rate. not a lot of alternatives here in terms of allocating capital even with that uncertain backdrop, ken, do you still want to own stocks? ken: as long as stocks stay 250-moving average, not to get so technical on you, nice gentle truck going up, we ma

steve schmidt and ken dilanian, thank you both.ormer national security adviser for president obama, susan rice. her recent book "tough love: my story of the things worth fighting for" is now out in paperback. it's a great book. so, susan, just having probably been able to just hear the coverage of this report and glance through it, it's a bipartisan report, saying things like "grave counterintelligence threat." what is your takeaway, just from what you've seen so far? and i'm also interested in your touching on just how much this country and also republicans, it appears, have been so worn down that nothing shocks them anymore. >> well, good morning, mika. it's good to be with you. i think this is an extraordinary report in all of its detail, almost 1,000 pages now when you put all five volumes together. and what we've learned is in much greater detail in some respects than we had coming out of the mueller report, the various ways in which it appears that the trump campaign was in contact with and coordinated with russian intelligen

why you're getting the attention what 1st of all to my brother in truth steve that's an excellent point number 2 remember you know ken starr is not mention he was a part of this deal as well he's not there but not in the mix but with all due respect my dear friend alan dershowitz went on t.v. and basically called you for a every name of the book and said to me i dare you and then get into the mix with david boies so unlike these others who have been perhaps smartly kind of in the background like we're going to back out here will you talk about that later alan dershowitz all love as face it because that's why he's so affected doing what he is he's an electronic advocate he loves the press and frankly i'm not saying he brought this on himself but he b. team he boldfaced his involvement in this if you. but you know what line up to that point i have to ask you we have seen all these other names as steve mentioned why are there arrest to being made at this point when you actually have these affidavits i mean why are we not seeing not only just them going on media tours but why are we not seen men and women and handcuffed

and our reporters have been following the case of steve bannon, he is due back in court today. and kenis joining us. so we won't see bannon in person physically, right? >> reporter: no, that's right. and bannon and his co-defendants have been granted permission to appear by video at this initial appearance before the federal judge. and this is a pretty pro forma hearing. the prosecution will restate their case and the issue of bail may be revisited. as you recall, bannon is currently out on $5 million bond with an ankle bracelet, but politically it is just another reminder that here is donald trump's close adviser and campaign chairman accused of very serious charges, conspiracy to launder money and defraud a charity, this $25 million "we build the wall" charity. the organizers of which said that they wouldn't take a enabout any for administrative expenses but prosecutors say that they took about a third. and they hit doing that and they essentially lied to the donors. so those are the charges. bannon pleaded not guilty and he will appear this court today before the judge for the first

. >> steve, ainsley and brian, good morning to you. third night of violence in ken video from our fox news crew. [gunfire] >> get down, get down, get down. [gunshots] [shouting] todd: and just a little while ago police confirming two people were killed. a third personal seriously injured. right now police actively looking for that suspect. the violence ringing out as protesters ignore an 8 p.m. curfew. wisconsin governor tony evers declaring a state of emergency and deploying the wisconsin national guard to help police. the demonstrations sparked by the police shooting of jacob blake captured on cell phone video. blake's family says the 29-year-old father of 6 is paralyzed and may never walk again. his mother pleading for peace. >> jacob knew what was going on as far as that goes. the violence and the destructi destruction. >> he would be very unpleased to -- two officers i'm praying for you and your families. >> lawyer for blake's family say they plan to file civil rights lawsuit convention the police department. steve: more throughout the day right here on fox. me