kristin. >> kristin: peter doocy, thank you.etween 2020 politics, the pandemic and portal protest, plenty for tonight's panel and we will bring up a host of "the aggressive progressive," chris hahn and senior legal advisor to the 2020 campaign china ellis. jana, chris, thank you for coming on the show on a friday night. >> good to see you. >> thank you for having us. >> good to see you too. >> kristin: i would like to start with you, jana. we have seen a change from president trump this week from canceling that convention to talking about it being very patriotic for americans to wear face masks. why the change now? and do you think it is here to stay, jana? >> i don't think it is a change so much has president trump providing the best and current information to the american republic. so we have been honored with what's going on in florida once it moved to jacksonville. so this is a best interest of the healthy and safety welfare of the americans. he will provide the best information possible with the data available. >> kristin:

kristin: i'm kristin fisher.was the first event of what is going to be six days of ceremonies honoring the congressman. later this evening there's going to be a public service in selma. alicia acuna is live in troy with more from the service. >> reporter: it's easy to forget that as the nation says good-bye to thigh this icon, there is a y biddinbidding farewell to one os members. >> he looked at me and gave me the thumbs up and i gave him the thumbs up back. after the event, i asked him what were you thinking when you gave me the thumbs up. i was thinking this is a long way from the cotton fields of alabama. >> reporter: in tribute to the congressman and his life, family and organizers kept the ceremony moving, more than 10 minutes fr each person. john lewis was not a fan of long services. there is so much for which he is being honored, long before he served 33 years in the house of representatives, becoming known as the conscience of the congress, lewis gave his blood, sweat and tears, many times over of, to th

kristin? >> kristin: jacqui heinrich, thank you so much. bring in our panel, an advisor to former house speaker paul ryan and form a ohio senate minority leader, also the author of the new cookbook, "united we eat." it's sometimes a pointless game to play, who was the vp going to be, but still fun to play, so let's play it anyway. i'll start with you. based on what jacqui heinrich was just reporting, who do you think the vice president's running mate is going to be? >> i certainly think that kamala harris is a major contender in all of this, i also think that val demings from orlando, a member of congress who has law enforcement experience is someone who absolutely could be in the running because she is from the swing state of florida, a woman of color, has law enforcement experience, so i think that is definitely one to watch as well. >> what do you think? >> i worked for paul ryan when he was the vp nominee in 2012, and the number one rule of the vp's do no harm. as the report just said, nobody votes for a president based on who the vice

liberty. ♪ >> kristin: what is incredible?ll you what, longtime jeopardy host alex trebek says he's feeling great as he continues treatment for pancreatic cancer. live in los angeles. >> alex trebek even going as far as saying he can't wait to get back to the studio and start recording new shows for a season that will start possibly in september. staying incredibly busy, he's been recording a show in droves for special throwback episodes that will air later this month. the 79-year-old has also even written a book while he has been a way that is going to be released next week. he has been battling stage four pancreatic cancer. doctors told him the average one-year survival rate is only 18%, but thankfully has that anniversary back in march and in a newly released video, he not only sounds good but is very optimistic. >> i'm doing well. i've been continuing my treatment, and it is paying off, though it does fatigue me a great deal. my numbers are good, i'm feeling great. >> while he continues his courageous fight with cancer, he

. >>> kristine johnson visits with grammy-winning singer gary clarke jr. >>> kelefa senneh remembers a fourth of july speech from frederick douglass 168 years ago. >>> plus -- thoughts from nancy

kristin: well, disney world. gillian: well, disney world is opening its doors after nearly four months. not everything is looking the same. some major changes are going on and have already been made so far during the coronavirus pandemic. phil keating is in orlando to take a look at the park as it reopens, phil. >> walt disney world closed in mid march. april, may, june, now we're in mid july. nearly four months. that's the longest stretch the magic kingdom has ever been closed to the public. the public is back today and inside the happiest place on earth, they're finding it to be entirely different than ever before. this is the time of corona. no one gets inside without a

it is a neat idea, with a strong cast, including kristin scott thomas as a strict piano teacher.is charismatic in the lead role but i found it hard to shake the knowledge that he is an actor who has been trained to play the right notes rather than a truly gifted classical pianist, which is what the whole story hinges on. and the formula of the big contest that happens to clash with important family events feels very familiar indeed. if you want to watch one formulate musical drama with kristin scott thomas this week, i would actually make it military wives, out on dvd now. keep going, keep going! # looking from a window above. # like a story of love. go on. # can you hear me? # came back only yesterday. # i'm moving further away. # want you near me. # all i needed was the love you gave. # all i needed another day. # and all i ever knew. # only you.# inspired by a true story, it features scott thomas on imperious form as an officers wife who clashes with the choir mistress played by sharon horgan. so... no, go ahead. 0k. thanks very much, lisa. the pair must resolve their differen

kristin fisher, take it from here. have a great night. shannon: welcome to fox news at night. we begin with a fox news alert, federal agents in seattle opening a new front in the battle over the use of federal law enforcement in america's most progressive city, the fbi says it is not ideology, and in portland they just arrested 18 people on various charges for assaulting federal offices, arson and property damage. also the president says he often regret some of his tweets, this taps a week of notable changes by the president in his briefings and his comments toward political adversaries. we will talk about with jenna ellis and aggressive progressive chris on. general jack keane is here on a topic near and dear to my heart, a new cold war for control of the final frontier with russia testing new missiles that may be designed to take out our satellites but we begin with the politics of the protest. >> federal offices in portland gearing up for another night of violence at 8:00 pm on the west coast and it is not without a degree of personal danger, the white house is a federal ag

cnn's kristin holmes has more from the white house. >> reporter: well, it would be extraordinary to see this sort of broad siding of one of the top health officials by the white house in any situation, but it's particularly striking given that it's happening during a pandemic. we've seen this tension between dr. fauci and president trump start to boil up in public. now in an official statement from a white house official when asked about this relationship between the two, between the white house and this leading health expert, they said -- white house official saying several white house officials are concerned about the number of times dr. fauci has been wrong on things. then they presented a list here that looks almost like opposition research listing out early comments that dr. fauci made when talking about the pandemic, that you didn't need to wear a mask, that the epidemic is not driven by asymptomatic carriers, things that we heard not just from dr. fauci but many medical experts early on but the striking thing again is in the middle of the pandemic you are seeing this attempt to a

. >> kristin is here because her boyfriend tested positive. >> he had a 99 degree fever. chilled for the day and he was done. >> he had to wait two weeks. today's results in 15 minutes but no promises. nothing compared to the wait in line. >> we don't have any symptoms. we want to be proactive. >> this group tested positive and unnecessary weight pick >> we are getting tested to make sure everyone is clear to be together. we were isolated. >> as for the results of kristin it was in our. >> the results were -- >> negative. >> testing billing with 500 people per day and they have that here on day one. >>> more than 1000 people showed up. tomorrow they will take limited walk-ins. you can make an appointment online and find out the information on a website at kpix.com. >>> there the latest numbers. california is reporting 12,860 cases new cases in the last 24 hours. the highest number for a single day since the start of the pandemic. the news comes on the same day california surpassed new york for the highest number of cases in the u.s. but health officials note the populatio

here to discuss, kristin tate. kristin, here's the thing. the program has been politicized.n the last 24 hours, kind of used to portray folks being hypocrites. give you an example, ayn rand institute got a bunch of cash, a million dollars. ironically they must have known the criticism was coming, a few weeks ago they put out a message saying it is okay to take the money. they called it justice. i know someone like you you're not necessarily always for government being involved in these kind of things. where do you fall on this? >> of course when the government creates a massive program to hand out trillions of dollars everyone's going to want a piece of that. sadly thousand, charles, i know several small business owners, who some in my family who never even applied for those loans because frankly they were too busy trying to survive to keep their small businesses afloat. unlike small businesses though, large corporations have lots of resources and armies of staff who know how to navigate the bureaucratic system, who know how to fill out all the paperwork and jump through hoo

on my staff, thank you stephanie, darin, and kristin, and thank you, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> ranking member granger, i understand there are some members who would like to speak and the next in line would be mr. cartwright, is that correct? >> that's correct, mr. chairman. we recognize mr. cartwright. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to take this moment to recognize you, mr. chairman, of the years of service, 46 years of public service that you have given in new york and here in washington and all of the time you spent on appropriations as the cardinal of the commerce and justice and science subcommittee, you have displayed the kind of good humor and goodwill that has moved these bills forward, that enables us to look across the aisle and see adversaries, but not enemies. and this is something we could all learn from and we have done both from you and chairwoman of the overall appropriations committee, mrs. lowey. the both of you have been wonderful standard bearers for comity and goodwill in congre congress. all of us have learned from you and hav

and we were all isolated. >> as for kristin's results? >> it was one hour. it was one hour. almost tothe.. >> what were the results? >> negative. >> worth the wait? >> definitely. >> they extended the hours today, will that be the case moving forward tomorrow and for the rest of the week? >> it was supposed to be 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. today, or a maximum of 500 people had more than 1000 people. said they extended it today. come tomorrow it will be 1:00 until 5:00. they are going to limit the number of walk-ins moving forward and they recommend making an appointment. >> worth the wait if you need peace of mind, that's for sure. juliet, thank you. >>> another weight of testing in hayward, the chopper shows the long lines, waits times have been up to five hours, and the city is closing the site next week. they are opening an appointment only site at skywest. to find a testing site near you, go to our website. >>> california hit a new milestone, recording the most cases ever in a single day. in the past when he four hours, the state reported more than 12,800 cases, that brin

. >> i want going to bring in cnn's kristin holmes who is live in doral for us. kristin, it's not a surprise that the president, someone who's running for re-election would go to a swing state just a few months before the election. but what is a surprise here is why the president would decide to visit a coronavirus hot spot at this time on matters unrelated to covid. >> reporter: well, that's right, pamela. you're hitting the nail on the head. there are a couple of things going on here. you have daily activities which are clear. they're involved in the election. it's talking about shoring up hispanic voters, appealing to his base at a briefing at south com here in doral at a fundraiser. but the president is sending a larger message when it comes to coronavirus. and that is nothing to see here. it's business as usual. as you mentioned, not only were there not any events on coronavirus. but he barely mentioned the disease at all. you played that sound about the economy. later he talked about it. the only thing he said about what was currently going on, he said that

kristin hole al kristin holmes, thank you. >>> doctor reiner, when you see the president posing for pictures without wearing masks, when you hear him saying testing is overrated even as cases are spiking, what comes to mind to you? >> he's unteachable. probably the original sin of this response to the -- maybe the two original sins have to do with our pathetically slow ramp-up for testing, and the second our failure to mask up quickly. by the end of june, only about 1515% of americans said they went out every day wearing a mask. contrast that with about 80% of people who live in hong kong said that. hong kong is a city about the same size as new york, has had 18 deaths. 18 deaths. so much of what we're seeing now was entirely predictable. the fact that the president won't come out, you know, for that photo op today with a mask on, it's to use his golf lingo, it's a tap-in. he could have a maga mask on, throw in hats around. how about throwing some masks out? how great would that about? this is a historic failing. >> when you hear jake tapper excel admiral giroir, are you afraid of telling th

joining me now, young americans for liberty analyst kristin tate. kristin, good to see you.hat all the more reason why his selection of a vice president, nominee is crucial? >> yes. biden has proven that he is not fit mentally or physically to be president. he butchers every orr sentence that comes out of his mouth. his campaign using covid as an excuse to keep him off the campaign trail. if he can't campaign, gregg, he can't govern. but perhaps he's not really interested in governing. maybe he just wants the title, he wants buildings named after him, and he's perfectly fine letting the people in his uner in circle do the governing for him. and that is exactly why the vp pick so critical. some of the top contenders, as you mentioned, are kamala harris and also karen because. these women may check a lot of boxes on paper, but they are radical left-wingers who have fully embraced the ideology that is really plaguing this country and destroying some of our great cities. and when biden makes this vp announcement, he could see his poll numbers drastically shift because, gregg,, t

. >> harris: kristin fisher's live outside the white house. kristin? >> hey, harris. a federal judge has ordered the white house to explain the scope of roger stone's clemency. this judge wants to know if it only applies to prison time or if it also extends to that 2-year probation. mack. he will save the white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany clarifies that when she steps up to the podium any minute now. the judge set the deadline for tomorrow. remember, harris, this is the same day that roger stone was supposed to report to prison. president trump has spent the weekend really defending his friday night decision to commute the sentence of his longtime friend and advisor while democrats have called it an abuse of power and an assault on the rule of law. he also weighed in over the weekend with an op-ed in "the washington post," saying that roger stone remains a convicted felon. rightly so. he says, "we made every decision in stone's case, as in all of our cases, based solely on the facts and the law and in accordance with the rule of law." the white house press

kristin and danielle will start outside the capital building at 4:30.d. >>> the thing about an obituary, it's permanent, and it's one of the most important ways you can honor your loved one, and you decided you could honor him and going to your activist roots to carry this message. tell us why you decided to do that. >> my father, i believe, was robbed of life. i have endured a living nightmare over the course of the last three weeks that he was sick and passed. i knew that if i did not speak up, who would? the best thing that i could do to continue to fight for my father was to fight for other families out there and to make it known that these deaths are preventible as long as we are focused on a coordinated response that minimizes risk and puts people first. >> so what do you want from -- what do you want from officials as you're driving home this message that look, black and brown americans, in your case you are talking about brown bodies as you see in this obituary are disproportionately bearing the brunt? >> yeah, my father was working until he was

have a great night. ♪ >> kristin: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night" kristin fisher and for shannonegin with the fox news alert. special agents in seattle opening a front in the battle of the use of federal law enforcement. and america's most aggressive city. the fbi said they are there for violations of the law not ideology. they are pointing to portland where they had just arrested 18 people on various charges including assault on federal officers, arson and property damage. also tonight the president now

of bret. >> bret: kristin fisher come alive on the north lawn. defense forces agreed he honestly barring the display of the confederate flag on the basis, ships, public spaces such as barracks. a decision rests the defense of attorney. they talk about racial issues in the ranks. talk more about what we saw and heard over the weekend starting with president trump's mount rushmore speech and the reaction to it and senior political analyst brit hume joins us tonight. good evening. >> hi, bret. >> bret: some coverage was very striking and here's "the washington post," the mount rushmore speech shows why battle over history and so corrupt. "the new york times" at mount rushmore and the white house and trump updates american carnage message for 2020. here's more of what he said. >> he spent more time worried about honoring ten confederates than he did talking about the lives of our american - desh of the 3,000 americans who lost their lives to coronavirus. his priorities are all wrong here. what are we going to the pushback and instead he has no time f

cheryl: i want to bring in my colleague, kristin.if the average person is really thinking about the fact that we're going so into debt as a country. obviously they're trying to get by day-to-day. this is an election year. it does matter. cabot.kristin: debt is one of e issues that people tend to think about differently depending what party is in power. republicans don't tend to talk about the debt, don't worry about it as much. when democrats are in control, republicans talk a lot about what we're spending. you have democrats talk a lot more about the need to raise taxes on the wealthy, things like that, ways they believe will raid raise more of revenue. the debt is something everyone should be concerned about. unfortunately, because it feels like something with consequences so far in the future, people i think understandably focus on things they feel are affecting them right now, healthcare, crime, safety, et cetera. the debt can sometimes get lost in that conversation. cheryl: ken, do you want to respond to that? >> i think that is

to kristin fisher taking off coverage from the north lawn. kristin, good afternoon. >> hey, bill. today we are seeing on an administration wide push to get schools across the country reopen this fall. it started with the vice president on a call with governors this morning. the president is set to speak any moment now and in between there's been a panel discussion going on for several hours moderated by dr. deborah birx. she expressed real reservations about the inadvertent impact that the shutdown has already had on students. >> in the rush to close things down, there was -- everything was not completely considered in that moment about how we were going to protect our children. children are social beings. we are all social beings. not being able to be together with students of similar age groups and with friends over extended periods of time, it's unhealthy for anyone. >> the administration is saying that school decisions are local decisions but they are strongly encouraging k-12 schools and colleges and universities to hold in person classes this fa fall. florida just ordered al

take a listen to kristin reading part of what she wrote. >> mark, like so many others, should not have died from covid-19. his death is due to the carelessness of the politicians who continue to jeopardize the health of brown bodies through clear lack of leadership, refusal to acknowledge the severity of this crisis, inability to give direction on how to minimize risk. >> kristin says her father only left the house for work during the stay at home order, but he began going out more when the governor encouraged people to resume their normal lives. >> my father, i believe, was robbed of life, and i have endured a living nightmare over the course of the last three weeks that he was sick and passed. and i knew that if i didn't speak up, who would? and the best thing that i could do to continue to fight for my father was to fight for other families out there and to make it known that these deaths are preventible as long as we are focused on a coordinated response that minimizes risk and puts people first. >> the governor's office has responded. a spokesperson said this, our hearts go out to

joining us now is kristine aquino who leads are mliv coverage in europe.s is that you package, the eu rescue fund driving these gains, even though it may have been expected, markets seem bullish on the completion. is that the case? kristine: i think the announcement in mid-may was one thing, and that it was even on the table was a watershed moment in a lot of ways for europe. the fact there was a concrete ,eal that came as soon as now as we know from the history of european politics, that is not the case when you're looking at previous spending deals that involve all the eu members agreeing on a single thing unanimously. that is quite a feat for the region, and surprising to us at markets live, the fact there was this capacity for a rally on the message today. we have seen an example similar tendencyn the past, a for investors to buy the rumor and sell the fact. we are not seeing much of that today. anna: in particular in italian assets, in the bond market and equity markets, outstripping gains we are seeing elsewhere. kristine: that goes to show how much

kristin tate joined me now. good to see you. >> great to be with you. jillian: do you think this plan will dig us out of the whole? >> from healthcare to education, constantly ballooning, and every day lives, americans, numerous polls say the majority of americans do not trust the federal government to solve problem. joe biden has been clear about the desire to grow government and i spending, $26 trillion in debt, $775 billion plan the biden administration - a preschool for all tight plan that is included in this proposal would bust the budget and create armies of government workers. the top-down programs we need to create before we realize government is not the solution to economic woes. these programs just make things worse and it is nearly impossible to get rid of these programs or eliminate them once you create them. governmentally grows, more government is always the solution. joe biden does not understand the private sector, never created a private-sector job in his life. jillian: when it comes to caregiving, low and middle income tax credits for

kristin fisher is at the white house with more on the president's reaction. up first, cheap legal correspondent and anchor a fox and was at night, shannon bream leads us off. good evening, shannon. >> hello, you are right. this came in today with the supreme court holding that as principal he can face subpoenas from both federal prosecutors and other congressional communities. they did not resolve the case is the president has been fighting meaning that it is anyone who could get those records before election day. the supreme court wrapping its term with 27-2 blockbuster decisions. both making headlines and yet not fully resolving the president's fight to block access to his financial records. the first involves a criminal investigation in new york and a subpoena tied to a grand jury there. justice kavanaugh summed up where the court leads that dispute. the court unanimously concludes that a president does not possess absolute immunity from a state criminal subpoena. but also unanimously agreed that this case should be remanded to the district court. where th

kristin, thank you. nice to see them at the white house today. college football is supposed to kick off about six weeks from now, but still don't know whether or not they will be season. how are you doing? nice to see you today. he looked good and tanned and arrested. i think you nailed it the other day when you said how do you have football when you don't have school? so i ask you today, are we going to have football or not? >> i don't believe we are. you don't have students, how will you protect your football players and with the rules and regulations they have concerning the virus it's just absolutely impossible to have football. they've had over 100 football players test positive for coronavirus and yet not one of them has been hospitalized. an individual on a college football team tests positively, the 20 people he talked to our quarantine for two weeks. compare that with the nfl. i'm an nfl player and i get tested positive, they test those 20 people immediately and they move on with it. the educators are looking to make sure that we have ab

kristine: the short answer is all of them.say probably riskier side of the spectrum, i would say stocks and credit would be particularly vulnerable, just because of the level of valuations we have seen in those markets and the rally we have seen, despite the fact that, for instance, in credit, we are seeing a slew of downgrades, and there is still an expected wave of bankruptcies to come which would very adversely affect credit spreads in just the index levels there. story as we all know, the has been really high valuations with not much in the way of fundamentals supporting that. these assets in particular would probably be vulnerable if for whatever reason there's some indication that the fed may be anding its hand and waiting seeing before it makes its decisive move. these assets would be particularly vulnerable in that case just because of how much valuations have risen in the meantime. matt: thanks very much for joining us. kristine aquino leads our mliv team in europe. you can get her work on the work of her colleagues b

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we have kristin fisher. she joins us. >> after days of president trump being on the defensive over what he knew and went about these russian bounties, the white house is going on the attack. you have president trump as you deterred from that tweet calling all of this another hoax. the white house press secretary is placing the blame on the shoulders of all of these anonymous leakers. >> these are rogue intelligence officers who are endangering our troops lives. we will not be able to get a consensus on this intelligence because of what would lead to "the new york times." >> today the national security advisor. the decision to not to brief president trump. he said that decision was made by the president's daily brief, a career cia officer and the security officer said he agreed with that decision. he also said he believes there is going to be a briefing for the members of the gang of eight either today or tomorrow and this is going to be a briefing from the head of the cia. this has more in line with what dem

kristin fisher stresses off from the north line of the atomic lawn of the white house. >> president trump is pushing issues that are central to his reelection campaign. expediting infrastructure projects and battleground of georgia and threatening federal intervention in democrat run cities that are seen big spikes in violence. >> president trump: next week i think we will have a very exciting news conference because we will be talking about some of the cities where the democrats running them have lost control of the city. >> president trump flanked by his attorney general and top law enforcement officials for a briefing about the administration's efforts to dismantle the ms-13 game. >> we will seek the death penalty against alexi sands who is a leader in the east eastern district of new york. >> new york will likely be mentioned against next week's news conference. and if pressed people make good on his threat to take over cities that he thinks are out of control. speak to that something at this point i think the american people want to see. >> from the oval office to battleground georgi

. >> jon: kristin fisher's life at the white house with more. >> this morning there's clearly some kind of disconnect with the white house and the cdc over these guidelines for reopening schools. yesterday, president trump was very critical of those guidelines and he called them too expensive and impractical. then at the task force briefing later in the day the vice president came out and said the cdc would be putting out new guidelines next week. and of the head of that cdc was also at the task force briefings seems to go along with it. then this morning just about an hour ago dr. redfield the head of the cdc was on another network and said this. >> are guidelines are our guidelines but we will provide additional reference documents to aid basically communities that are trying to reopen k-12, not a revision of the guidelines. it's to provide additional information to help the schools. >> so to be very clear here, the cdc is providing additional reference documents but they will not be revising those original guidelines. here's what some of those original guidelines called for. things l

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kristine aquino joins us next.matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." we are 53 minutes into the trading day. still looking at some slight green arrows. 0.3% on the ftse index. ac down about 0.3%. joining us to talk more about this, kristine aquino. she leads our mliv team in europe. i feel like there are kind of two big threats today, the concern about a second wave in spain, you know, with the travel ban story, and then there is the stimulus story. i cannot tell if it is an up or down arrow. the republicans at least have a plan but it is substantially smaller than the democrat's and includes cutting jobless benefits. what do you think? >> i think it is still a big question for investors as well and that is why we are seeing a little more muted moves in markets today. the details of the u.s. stimulus plan will really matter for investors here. certainly, the plan to cut jobless benefits is not great when your unemployment rate is at the highest in postwar u.s. history. at the same time, investors

first return of team sports in the country is now front and center we begin with corresponded to kristin fisher in morrisville north carolina where the president received a coronavirus briefing in a short time ago. good evening. >> good evening, john, president trump took his push for a vaccine to battleground north carolina and it's important that the biotech facility just hours after the news broke with one in the most senior advisors who tested positive, president trump put on a mask and prompted the vaccine in record time. >> we will achieve victory over the virus by unleashing america scientific genius. >> president trump getting a on the look ground look and a comforting manufacturing key components for the covid-19 vaccine candidates on operation warp speed. administration effort to expedite a vaccine by january 2021. it's an aggressive time frame and president trump was able to tout some good news in the race for a vaccine which u.s. biotech company announced this morning that it entered phase three of the trials and injecting into the first of some 30,000 volunteers. >> phase th

kristin holmes, cnn, the white house. >>> u.s. house democrat adam schiff of california had harsh words for the president and the attacks on dr. fauci. the chair of the house intelligence committee called president trump's behavior atrocious. >> dr. fauci is the most respected voice in the country on how we ought to be dealing with this pandemic, and to be trying to sideline him, diminish him, discredit him is so atrocious but it is so characteristic of donald trump. he can't stand that the american people trust dr. fauci and they don't trust donald trump. >> i'm joined now by dr. ann ramoyne. doctor, always good to talk to you. >> pleased to be here. >> so we are seeing president trump wear a mask at last, which is a move in the right direction, but tension between the white house and top infectious disease doctor anthony fauci is escalating in the middle of this pandemic because he openly disagreed with the president in favor of science. what is your reaction to this level of tension between politics and medicine when the countr

kristin, what are you hearing about the president's visit? >> reporter: well, kate, look, he has a packed schedule. he is coming down here to the southern command. he's going to have a briefing on drug trafficking. he's going to have a roundtable with cuban and venezuelan disdindi dissiden dissidents. what's not on the schedule. anything at all involving coronavirus. there is no sort of briefing, no sort of discussion here. this as he enters a state you heard the numbers from rosa. these are enormous spikes. a huge death rate here in the state. there is no mention of it at all. it's not that surprising. this is the narrative that president trump has put forward now for weeks. that the government is doing a great job. that there's really nothing to see here. that things are going to be fine. they're trying to reopen and get things done and blaming testing for the high number of cases. take a listen to what he said last night. >> we do testing like nobody has ever done testing. when we test, the more you test, the more cases you find. other cou

mike. >> mike: kristin fisher leading us off life, kristen, many thanks. let's get analysis from edward lawrence of fox business. good evening, edward. >> good evening, mike, he is the stock market and sort of a gauge for jobs in the u.s. and now the jobs market loved this jobs report which blew away estimates for the past two months. in fact, the jobs report as we see going out, the most amount of jobs a month over month in u.s. history and construction jobs are coming back. we talk about 158,000 jobs added in construction in the month of june. if making the two month total 611,000 jobs. they build homes or buildings and people move in and it's a ripple effect helping the economy. also dentist offices added 190,000 workers. still, not good enough for the white house where the treasury secretary and economic advisors bound to get every job lost ba back. >> we probably covered half of the expectations. we have more work to do, i get that, there still a lot of hardship, there still a lot of heartbreak out there and i understand that. >> part of the economy a

shannon. >> shannon: kristin fisher from the white house. thank you.he attorney for the kentucky high school student who was involved in a confrontation with a native american in washington last year says cnn's chief media correspondent breached his company's settlement agreement with the teenager. it may cost him his job. cnn is not commenting. attorney general william barr gets into it. democrats on the house judiciary committee about a number of issues. reaction from the panel when we come back. verizon knows how to build unlimited right. you start with the network j.d. power has named the most awarded for network quality 25 times in a row. this network is one less thing i have to worry about. then, give people more plans to mix and match, so you only pay for what you need. that is so cool! include the best in entertainment, and offer it all starting at $35. with the iphone everyone wants. iphone 11 pro on us, when you buy one. because everyone deserves the best. this is unlimited built right. only on verizon. ♪ >> job of the white house counsel is

kristin fisher at the white house, thanks so much. the world health organization's reporting a record increase in global coronavirus cases, says total infections rose by more than 228,024 hours. johns hopkins university says thursday's count of more than 63,000 was a record here in the united states. correspondent jonathan serrie has the latest for us tonight atlanta. >> with 11,433 new cases, florida reported its second-highest one-day increase. an 11-year-old with numerous underlying conditions as among the 93 newly confirmed deaths. despite the uptick in florida cases, governor ron desantis reiterated his commitment to reopen schools in august. >> the cost of not giving kids an option to be able to have in-person instruction is enormous. >> even as the governor echoed the american academy of pediatrics guidance from last week, the group seemingly joins paths and joints two teachers unions in issuing a cautionary decision. public health agencies must make recommendations based on evidence, not politics. disney world is moving ahead

my next guest is a veteran of these wars, kristin martin.y but a blm sign outside of her shop, the cottage beauty lounge in eastern massachusetts, south of boston, which is 90% white. kristin, thanks for being here. what happened after you put up the sign? >> hi, thank you. they were stolen. i had four signs that were stolen each week. the first time i put it out, that week, it was stolen. the following week the same thing. well, then, you know, 3, 3 1/2, 4 weeks, each sign was taken. >> was the first responder support sign taken as well? or just the black lives matter sign? >> no, just the black lives matter sign was taken. >> what kind of reaction did you get from customers, or from people who otherwise called your shop? >> i had a lot of support. but we have had -- we did have a client that did not want to come in. and will no longer be coming back when she saw the sign. we did try to explain to her why the sign was there. i have a son who is black and i have friends and family who are black, and the sign is there to support them. it's no

in bret. >> bret: kristin fisher, lived on the north line. thank you. the virus numbers in the global infection rate passed another milestone. here in the u.s., spikes in several states are stretching the limits of hospital systems and correspondent jonathan serrie has details tonight from atlanta. a good evening, john. >> one of the states were looking at is california where the coronavirus cases begin increasing again back in june and in fact increasing nearly 50% just in the past two weeks. governor gavin newsom took decisive action today in hopes of reversing a disturbing trend. as global coronavirus cases surpass 13 million, the epicenter of the u.s. outbreak shifted south. it for the first time since march, new york city reported zero deaths on sunday. contrast that with florida which has seen a seven day rolling average of deaths more than double in three weeks. >> we are the hot spot, true news is it's really bad. >> they reported the highest numbers for any case in a single day. 15,300 and a figure higher than the total number of cases south ko

kristin fisher from the white house, thank you. kate bedingfield now, joe biden's deputy campaign manager. an early fourth of july to you and thank you for being here. good afternoon. pretty good jobs report out, the former vice president talked it down earlier today, how come? >> well look, this is president trump spiking the football on the 50-yard line, let's not forget, you heard vice president biden's at the top of the segment, we didn't hear from donald trump today, 50,000 new cases of the virus yesterday, the highest rate of -- since the crisis began. so obviously vice president biden is thrilled about the jobs that are coming back but let's not forget why we are in this hole in the first place. this is donald trump trying to take credit for positive jobs numbers after he spent the last four months tragically mishandling this virus, meaning that we are now in the hole that we are in. >> bill: to be clear though, this is the recovery, the president -- the former vice president is cheering for that type of recovery, is he not?

john. >> john: kristin fisher tonight at the white house.e expect to hear from president trump and the mexican president at about 6:35 p.m. eastern time. themes tend to run a little late from time to time. health officials in texas report more than 10,000 new confirmed coronavirus cases in the lone star state on tuesday. that is a record. moments ago the state announced a daily death count of 2813. that increase of 98 is a new single day record. also today, houston's democratic mayor canceled the state republican convention. that announcement coming as the president's point man, says the recent increases in some places are beginning to level off. correspondent casey stegall has the latest from dallas. >> after weeks of increasing case numbers across parts of the sun belt, today a glimmer of hope from the white house coronavirus task force. >> we are actually seeing early indications of a percent of positive testing flattening. in arizona and florida and texas. >> hospitalization rates however are a different story. >> we have seen an exponen

-- >> that was kristin reported. that is going to do it for the news at 5. six against right now with alan martin and elizabeth cook. >> why are higher than ever covid-19 outbreak turns deadly for two turns deadly for 2+, different tactics at different bay area beaches. how officials are trying to slow coronavirus at the coast. >> fourth of july like no other. how a divided bay area may or may not celebrate. >> our top stories streaming fire crews are scrambling to get the illegal fireworks off the treats. >> good evening i am alan martin. >> i am elizabeth cook police and fire crews across the bay area are going on hilar. >> a global pandemic has canceled most of the actual firework shows happening around the ar. >> the theory is primed for a potential disaster. >> the fourth of july may be tomorrow but illegal fireworks have been lighting up the skies around the bay area for weeks. >> you could hear big pops and big boobs. and started three weeks or four weeks ago. >> >> this no questions asked illegal drop off bucket is nearly empty now that had been fill

kristin fisher starts a soft live on the north line of the white house. >> good evening and we have a taste of what campaigning may look like for president trump in the middle of the pandemic. crowded indoor rallies and a indoor event on the south lawn of the white house highlighting initiatives quickly becoming a focus for his reelection campaign. >> we are here today to celebrate and expand our historic campaign with the american workers from job killing regulations. >> second day in a row, president trump showcasing the cutting red tape and boating back regulation. a sure sign that he believes is a history of the regulation will be a winning issue with the voters in november. >> our entire economy and our very way of life are threatened by biden's plans to transform our nation and subjugate our communities through the blunt force instrument of federal regulation at a level that you haven't even seen. >> right now, real clear politics average polls warned biden i had by more than eight points. a troubling trend combined with the turnout at the last rally in tulsa may have been the f