woman: oil and gas has kept kern county moving for decades. arvin residents are fed up and those in the industry feel unwelcomed. wednesday night, arvin city council unanimously voted in favor of restrictions on the oil and gas industry. those in support applauded. [cheering and applause] man: yeah, so, it's a monumentous thing that we did. we passed thehe oil and gasas ordinance,e, and hopopefully otr cities with that type of industry will follow, so, we're gonna be talking today withth se neighbobors on nelslson court, d then tomomrow i'm gonnnna have a coconversation itith the mayayof taft about our twowo cities. see if we can find any common ground. my name is jose gurrola and i am the mayoror of the city of arvi. we c can't t deny the fact that living and being next to an oil and gas operatioions, that it emits emisissions, and that thoe emissisions can n cause harm t o healthth, and fossil fuel extraction and production and consumption is a big part of the pollution here in the valley and worldwide. agriculture is the base economy here i

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the ceo is peter kern. he joins us now.oken to a bunch of airline executives over the last few days. they are all telling me the same thing. this is about cash burn management. what is your cash burn look like right now? what can you do going forward to get it down even further? ater: first of all, we are in very different position than the airlines. they come off course, have huge fleets, huge organizations, and a lot of stocks. we are different than that. we raised a different -- we are different than that. ofparticipate in all aspects the ecosystem, so air is very challenged, and i feel for the people working in those industries, but we have participated in the alternative accommodation area. ,e participated in the hotel which has been stronger than air. it is a much different case for us, but we are fine on cash. we had already undertaken significant cost-cutting effort in the beginning of the year before the pandemic hit. we certainly accelerated that. we have gotten our cash burn greatly reduced. we raised a significa

>>but next a heartbreaking story from kern county tonight, a family party ends with 2 young girls now dead. tonight a family in the party in kern county coming to a tragic end when 2 young girls or shot and killed and we're free a shows us how investigators are now working to try and track down their killer. >>it was so warm. so what they did this and people will kill each other doesn't want to do do it is. and this got us we need >>last night was celebrating a birthday party and a graduation at a friend's home we so sort of 11 year-old granddaughter mckayla and her 12 year-old friend elaina were shot to death. >>there was one of my children's birthday party, so we read a lot of state right here in the waters, they just haven't planned it happened at annabel aguilar is home. i actually was that some of the letters that they were me go on the website the about going to mars light so i said ok i want to i know, i'm a big role so to them. it's funny to see some grown-up person coming down the water slide. i came down the water slide and i was an over but again, and i said okay was that w

alex kerns just 20 years old was using the free trading app robin hood. he died after mistakenly thinking he had lost more than $730,000 while trading. in a farewell note to his family he wrote, how was a 20-year-old with no income able to get assigned almost a million dollars worth of leverage? there was no intention to be assigned this much and take this much risk. and i only thought that i was risking the money that i actually owned. alex apparently felt he had no other option after getting in too deep with an app that's been described as a game and more like a gambling website. for its part robin hood a startup founded in 2013 took the death of alex kerns personally saying they were investing more in education resources, changing its interface, and donating $250,000 to suicide prevention. for more on all of this i am joined by caleb silver my old friend and editor-in-chief of invest-a-pedia. caleb, good to see you. i guess the question is you understand why people get attracted. i am looking at the s&p 500. it is almost even, flat for the year. we are

kern and san bernardino counties also reporting about 1500 new cases each riverside in orange county round out the top 5. here's a closer look at where things stand here in the bay area alameda and santa clara county led with the most new cases, both nearing 300 followed by contra costa and solano counties all reporting more than a 100 new cases, san francisco, san mateo marin sonoma and napa counties all reporting less than a 100 new cases in the past 24 hours. >>san mateo still the only bay area county not to be on the governor's watch list for covid-19 santa cruz county was a flag just today it will probably join that list in coming days so could california be on the verge of a second statewide shelter-in-place order one east bay state senator says it is time to do exactly that although to business leaders tell kron four's haaziq madyun another shutdown would devastate the local economy. >>today i'm calling on governor newsome to that we institute a shelter-in-place for most of california northern california state senator steve glazer says he is making that call in response to the

kern and san bernardino counties also reporting about 1500 new cases each riverside in orange county round out the top 5. here's a closer look at where things stand here in the bay area alameda and santa clara county led with the most new cases, both nearing 300 followed by contra costa and solano counties all reporting more than a 100 new cases, san francisco, san mateo marin sonoma and napa counties all reporting less than a 100 new cases in the past 24 hours. >>san mateo is still the only bay area county not to be on the governor's a covid-19 watch list while santa cruz county was just flag today and will likely join that list in the coming days, so could california be on the verge of a second statewide shelter-in-place order. >>one east bay cent state senator is now advocating for just that however to business leaders tell kron four's has become a dune that another shutdown would devastate the local economy. >>today i'm calling on governor newsome to that we instituted a shelter-in-place for most of california northern california state senator steve glazer says he is making that

of particular concern are fresno, kings, kern, merced, and stann stanislaus counties. >> disproportionately being impacted currently by community spread. >> the governor also announced a $52 million grant from the cdc to bolster testing in that region, contact tracing, and other support to the central valley. he's asking californians to wake up and wear masks. >>> let's broaden our view statewide now, and cases continue to climb. this graph shows us the number of new cases added each day in california since the pandemic began. now, you can see just in the last 24 hours, the state reported nearly 6,900 new cases. now, that's about half the number we saw last tuesday, nearly 13,000, but that was the single highest day total since the pandemic began. so while today's number is considerably lower, it's still a significant amount of new infections. now, sadly as our cases increase, so do the number of californians dying from the virus. take a look at the daily death in the state. you can see a number of peaks throughout april and may. now take a look out at july. we have those same peaks, but th

coronavirus pandemic but he was imprisoned again 2 weeks ago and he's been in solitary confinement since kern was sentenced in 2018 for directing hush payments to women to 2 women who claimed they had affairs with donald trump. got a website out desert dot com is the address for that you've got more news coming up right here on al-jazeera the inside story. have relations between the u.s. and china salad to the point of no return chinese leaders threatening retaliation for the closure of its consulate in texas from trade to security and human rights will the superpowers find room for compromise this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on iran come on it's being described by some as a new cold war relations between the us and china unraveling quickly in the latest spat chinese diplomats have been given 72 hours to shut down the consulate in houston texas president donald trump accuses them of spying and stealing intellectual property china's foreign ministry is threatening retaliation for what it calls malicious londa roselyn jordan has more. it's a scene straight out of a spy fil

we are seeing the numbers in mexico surging, in the state where i was in, quintana roo, where ken kernist area and they are very dependent on the tourism dollars coming in. so they are doing everything. they are spraying your shoes, they have sanitising mats, eve ryo ne they have sanitising mats, everyone is giving you sanitise at the moment you go in, whether it is going into your hotel, into your car serviced —— cancun. into a restaurant, oi’ —— cancun. into a restaurant, or even like a little gift shop, they are sanitising you. masks are required. you will see staff wearing masks and face shields, and airlines are doing similar, masks are required. and honestly i feel a lot safer, being from the us, where we are having issues with people wearing masks, ifeel a lot safer on an aeroplane where eve ryo ne lot safer on an aeroplane where everyone has one on than i do, you know, just walking around going to the grocery store, where people aren't necessarily following instructions. valerie, the world is changing right before our eyes, isn't it? thank you for your time, from los angeles th

coronavirus pandemic but he was imprisoned again 2 weeks ago and he's been in solitary confinement since kern was sentenced in 2018 for directing hush payments to women to 2 women who claimed they had affairs with donald trump got a website out desert dot com is the address for that you've got more news coming up right here on al-jazeera the inside story. have relations between the u.s. and china is solid to the point of no return chinese leaders threatening retaliation for the closure of its consulate in texas from trade to security and human rights while the superpowers find room for compromise this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm wrong come on it's being described by some as a new cold war relations between the u.s. and china unraveling quickly in the latest spat chinese diplomats have been given 72 hours to shut down.

i'm not blocking the promotions of anybody below the rank of kern colonel and generals. >>> we spoke day about the difficulty of being a mother while working at home. the author wrote -- why isn't anyone talking about this? why are we not hearing a primal scream that no policy can be implemented without addressing the people buried by it? how are you and others dealing with this? >> well, child care is part of the democrats' proposal for the next relief bill. it is part of our platform. i live this on what firsthand base. i learned from my child's public school. we have a choice of being full-time homeschooling, and the other choice is two days a week in school, three days at home. i can figure out how to make things work? but how about the single mom who has to go to work at mcdonald's or a grocery store? it is part of the democratic position we should have child care for all americans. >> senator, hundreds of female black leaders signed a letter urging joe biden to choose a black woman. they wrote -- it is a fact that the road to the white house is powered by black women. black wom

eastern time peter kern will join "squawk on the street" at 10:00 a.m. eastern for an exclusive interview. of course we're keeping track of apple, facebook, amazon, ryatabet, we'll bring you the ve lest. don't bgo anywhere, much more "fast money" straight ahead. >>> welcome back to "fast money. the busiest week of earnings season is not over yet under armour reports tomorrow, could be about to break out of its slump. michael khouw has the action >> reporter: right now the options market is implying a move of 12.5% after they report earnings tomorrow, larger than about the 10% it averaged over the last eight quarters. the most active options were the 10 1/2 strike calls that expired this week and next the ones that expire tomorrow are trading at about 50 cents so the buyers of that are hoping the earnings news will be good enough to propel the stock to new highs. >> quick programming note, ceo patrick frisk will be on cnbc for an exclusive interview tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. eastern time i think it was a week or two ago or so the company made public the fact

kern county has 814 cases. san diego, 453. santa clara is eighth on the list with 808 new cases yesterday. no other bay area county is in the top 10 for new cases. one bay area county is bucking the trend by avoiding being placed on the states watchlist, but just the threat of a possible pushback or rollback in reopening plans is taking a toll on many businesses in san mateo county. ktvu's jesse gary has a case in point. >> reporter: ackerley hair salon struggles with the covid- 19 induced flow of clientele. the owner says her business still has a pulse. >> the people that are scared, when they are coming, maybe after they close, maybe people come in. right now, is coming with 10, 12 people all day. >> reporter: her meager cash flow could take another hit, if san mateo county is placed on the states watchlist. currently, it's only bay area county that isn't on the list, but state officials have hinted that could change. >> it's this balance between continuing to build up, our contact tracing infrastructure, while we bring down

how it's doing in the vacation rental market competition with air b & b and booking holdings peter kern, the ceo says we saw consistent improvement in gross bookings through may and june with cancellations moderating. it will be a bumpy and inconsistent recovery with virus numbers being volatile the ceo will be sitting down with me exclusively on "squawk on the street" at 10:15 a.m. eastern. for now though, we're looking at the stock moving lower in after hours trade. sara >> all right one of the exceptions, thank you. we're seeing some of the other big cap tech names higher right now. facebook up 8% amazon was up as much as 6%. google's alphabet was higher we're awaiting earnings from apple, the biggest of the big. standing fw standing by to break down the numbers we have our guests we also have our own mike santoli. this is a stock up 31% so far this year. best performer in the dow. what will you watch? >> well, you want to watch their -- whatever they're going to tell us about the outlook for iphone units they're not doing unit volumes anymore. that are not a direct beneficiary of th

cheryl: kernings i want to add to -- ken, i want to add to what mark is saying.ut a payroll tax holiday, a back to work bonus and there could be reform to unemployment. i thought that was a key phrase from kudlow yesterday. >> yeah. i think there's acknowledgement that the way that the unemployment extra pay was crafted made it difficult for firms to get workers to come back because something like 70% of people earned more being unemployed than employed. now, there were many good benefits to that and everything but i think most people think that ought to get recalibrated somehow and probably they're going to do that. cheryl: sounds like they believe that as well. ken, thank you very much for being here. we appreciate it. >> thank you. cheryl: we've got a lot more coming up. earnings season kicking off today. we've got heavy hitters coming out. we're waiting on citi and wells fargo to report in the next hour. stocks are moving higher ahead of the reports, especially on the heels of jp morgan's numbers. plus, dog years, a new study reveals your pup's actual age. th

a party that >>we're back in a 39 a family party in kern county came to a tragic end when 2 young girlsamber frey shows us how the investigation is progressing this morning. it was >>so why they did this in people go kill each other as if you want to do do it is. and this got us we need >>last night was celebrating a birthday party and a graduation at a friend's home we so sort of 11 year-old granddaughter mckayla and her 12 year-old friend elaina were shot to death. >>there was one of my children's birthday birthday so we're at a lot of state right here in the water say just having fun it happened at annabel aguilar is home. i actually was that some of the letters that they were me go on the website the about going to mars light. so i said ok i want to i know, i'm a big role so to them. it's funny to see some of that person coming down the water slide. i came down the water slide and i was an over but again, and i said okay was that who's next we didn't get to see next. >>according to police a tan four-door vehicle pulled up a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt and masks got out of the ca

colorado and he wanted to save kerns because kerns was floundering so much on this issue and this is implicit in your statement and he's the one who asked to have time before oral arguments that a member who had written an amicus brief would actually do the argument and he contact the the supreme court and he said i want to present argument and it was important for that reason, as well. >> larry is in naples, florida. >> i want to hear about the weeks decision which the police can do no wrong, and i think the supreme court starting with weeks going all of the way up to map was the start of traditional activism. i'd like for you to address that and it led us to the 14th amendment. is that not correct? >> was this the start of jude earn activism? it was argued in some of the first landmark cases. >> i think that the court was certainly a more activist court than previous courts had been in the liberal direction, and so i think the warren court was definitely seen as starting the criminal procedure revolution and created a number of cases that expanded the rights of criminal defendants.