you mentioned lsu. you are an undergraduate at the medical graduate of lsu. you are the real deal as a fanfic you are actually there. what is game day going to be like for the tigers this fall? >> it depends on testing. .. it sounds like you think there will be some fans in the stands for home games at lsu this fall? >> i sure hope so. it is the measure of success of our society if we're able to achieve that. it's not pie in the sky. if you look at south korea and new zealand, they've effectively eliminated the threat from public gatherings from covid and that should be our goal, too. we should not stop less than that. that would be-- that should be the accomplishment we aim for. >> senator, thank you for joining axios, go tigers, except when you're playing the tide. [laughter]. back at you. >> thank you, senator for the great work you do. we thank aarp. and i'm joined by kaitlin, writes our morning newsletter, and the morning newsletter, actually is vital, while we're doing sec football and she's had a north carolina graduate. kaitlin, thank you for joining

he mentioned lsu. you are an undergraduate and a medical graduate of lsu. you are the real deal as a fan. you are actually there. what is again gay going to be like for the tigers this fall. >> was well, it depends on testing. i do like to think that it is going to be something which is totally free. imagine my wife. she is an alabama fan. [laughing] >> i had a cousin at alabama. >> i think i remember you are an alabama fan which i try not to hold against you. but on the other hand, i'm hoping that it is a measure of recovery that we can enjoy college football and other diversions, and not be distracted by people fearing infection. if we're able to do that, and i will enjoy alice use victory and help the second national chairmanship in a row but i will enjoy it even more knowing that we are all safe in doing so. >> it sounds like you think there would be some fans in the stands for home games at lsu this fall. >> i sure hope so. it is a measure of success of our society if we are able to achieve that. it is not pie in a skype you look at south korea in new

and lsu ended up appropriating funds for my grandfather to go to any other school except lsu.gan state to get his masters. 16 years later, my dad became the first african-american to play on the varsity basketball team at lsu. so my grandfather put his pride aside and understood and believed that my father integrating the program would be best for black students in the future and, you know, the rest is history. >> and the rest is history. but it is important history. we appreciate you sharing it with us. on the question of coming back to play, one of your teammates kyrie irving who is not shy, he says i don't support going into orlando. i'm not with the systemic racismle and the bs. whether you want to admit it or not, we are take you getted every day we wake up. what do you say to other players who say that i'm not sure we want to do this right now? >> yeah, i've definitely spoken to kyrie and i understand what he is saying. i think it is a choice. it is an individual choice by each player. ky will speak his mind and we love that about him. i think each individual player need

rebekah gee, ceo of lsu health systems.r coaster ride in the markets because of some unfortunate remarks out of the white house about china. we will speak to richard haass about u.s.-china relations and what his new book tells us about it. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ nd radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. richard haass has had a distinguished career in international relations as an epidemic, senior official at the state department -- academic, senior official at the state department, and he is also the author of 12 books. the latest one is out recently, "the world: a brief introduction ." welcome back to bloomberg. i have sent this to you, it is a terrific book for people that don't know a lot about this stuff, but also those that need to be reminded about it. it is really encapsulated with history and theory, application, the whole of foreign relations. let's take the book and apply it here, peter navarro's comments mocking back

appreciate it. >> someday lsu is going to play football again. just you wait and see. james carville in louisiana. >>> coming up for us, exactly one month since people hit the streets across this country because of the man in the mural, we'll talk about where this movement goes from here. ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> we're tired of police violence in a country where the constitution promises equal protection under the law. we're sick and tired of being sick and tired. that is why we should act. it's time to end racial profiling, time to criminalize the chokehold, time to demilitarize the police, time to end qualified immunity. >> that was today in the house of representatives in the middle of a pandemic. the police chief in tucson, arizona offered to resign on wednesday while releasing video showing the death of a 27

appreciate it. >> someday lsu is going to play football again. just you wait and see.es carville in louisiana. >>> coming up for us, exactly one month since people hit the streets across this country because of the man in the mural. we'll talk about where this movement goes from here. om here. >>> we're tired of police violence in a country where the constitution promises equal protection under the law. we're sick and tired of being sick and tired. that is why we should act. it's time to end racial profiling, time to criminalize the choke hold, time to demilitarize the police, time to end qualified immunity. >> that was today in the house of representatives in the middle of a pandemic. the police chief in tucson, arizona, offered to resign on wednesday while releasing video showing the death of a 27-year-old latino man in custody. back on april 21st, officers restrained carlos ingram-lopez facedown for 12 minutes. police say they didn't use a choke hold on him. he was not struck with anything by the officers. but the police chief said officers violated training guideli

appreciate it. >> someday lsu is going to play football again. just you wait and see.arville in louisiana. >>> coming up for us, exactly one month since people hit the streets across this country because of the man in the mural. we'll talk about where this movement goes from here. ural,. we'll talk about where this movement goes from here. mural, . we'll talk about where this movement goes from here. we'll t movement goes from here. where movement goes from here. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a build

now the two have graduated from med school and will begin their careers together at the lsu health system there in louisiana. it's just a beautiful story and one of the best ones we can hear congratulations to both of them, but especially that mother for raising a doctor and becoming one herself. ope that positivity lasts for a whole week >>> let's turn now to janessa is more on what's head this week. good morning >> good morning, everyone. i have good news pretty quiet and less active weather pattern currently happening. things will rev up going into your midweek across the carolinas sboshgs tinto the sou but quiet seasons overnight. we'll continue to see the storm system, and continue to deal with a ton of moisture with torrential downpours for the next 24 to 36 hours, where potential flooding will continue happening. we're going to be watching areas of the southeast into the deep south, even around the florida panhandle where you could see up to four inches of 90s and the for the southwest, 102, 106 for phoenix this afternoon >>> coming up, we'll look at the other side of the country w

there's three bars that lsu and the lsu vicinity, in which they just closed them down because there wase are becoming more relaxed, not realizing they can spread it to older people. fortunately, though, so far we have not seen increase in icu beds or in death rate. stuart: i think it's going to be very difficult to enforce a new round of restrictions and regulations. as you mentioned, the young folks are out there on the beaches and bars and having a real good time. it's going to be very hard to rein them in, is it not. but i'm reading between the lines of what you're saying here. you do not see a mass second crackdown stay-at-home rule either for louisiana or any other state. you don't see that happening. >> it's the governor's call. it is certainly possible. that's why i continue to stress we don't just need testing, we need a testing strategy. we need to know who are the people that have it and if they are vulnerable, give them the resources they need, but if they are spreading it to others, can we warn those people whom they tested. you can test all you want but you need to have a s

. >> they're going to hold that race later on this afternoon. 30 members of lsu's football team are in after being tested positive for coronavirus or around someone else who did. kansas state shut down their workou workouts. nfl network says a 49ers player has tested positive. the nfl association warning players not to hold private practices in large groups. after closing spring training facilities in florida, they're reporting every major legal ballparks. in the nba, moving forward to play disney. espn reporting that on a global concept. >> the normal fall semester far from certain. college towns face a long road to overcome coronavirus. damaged hair th purp, with lush honey and propolis known to nourish and repair as a whole blend, it helps heal damage to the ends blended makes us better whole blends by garnier, naturally you can take a personal assessment and get matched with a customized plan. the assessment takes things into account that matter to you the most. i've lost 101 pounds. it's incredible. get your first three months free! offer ends june 22nd get your first three months

will louisiana state, lsu, quarantined dozens of football players as a precaution. does it add another layer of complication since this, you know, it's also students? they are also students? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, i think universities have a responsibility to the health of their students. not only as players but as, you know, members of their university community. so, you know, and i think parents are trusting that these universities have their children's interests in the best interests. when we have students coming back on, you know, what happens then? because, right now, this is the off-season for football. and then, we are having problems already. so, what happens when you add a population and you add practice and contact? how does that work? and we still have yet to see what the plans are. >> doctor, if it keeps up, do you think leagues-s will have to reconsider whether it's safe to play. that goes for college football. >> yeah, absolutely. i think if cases continue to increase, you really have to consider the safety of everyone involved. we have talked ab

fame with the clinton presidential effort and co-host of the war room podcast, pride of louisiana and lsund usmc. james, great to have you and see you again. i am guessing that you believe this president is on the wrong side of history, especially right now and this week. i am also guessing that you believe he is on the wrong side of a changing demographic in our country? >> right. 30 seconds, my dear friend and brother general honore was discussing fort benning. i was born in fort benning. the only post in louisiana called fort polk who was named after an incompetent guy. i think you should rename it fort honore. a man who distinguished himself and why don't we aim it after a highly competent army general. that is my proposal. i hope it goes somewhere. >> i love that. >> of course trump is going to do everything that he possibly can to hold on to power. the only possible way, and think they would have to cheat so enormously to win the election, i don't think they could pull it off. the result of this is our friend eugene robinson wrote a week ago in the post, get over it democrats, you a

. >> i think a lot of the students at the lsu stool still targeted. >> i don't think we need police on campus. any sort of issues, i think the teachers and administrators can result. >> what we need is support. we need psw. we need courage counselors. we need space to create domain creative expression. >> laura: rudy perez a officer for elite school police department and vice president of the national association for resource officers. sergeant perez, is the plan really to protect kids with what? social workers? what about all the schools with gang violence? >> that is absolutely true. thank you for having me on tonight. that is absolutely true. who was going to respond to the thousands, 153,000 calls of emergencies we received in their organization alone, but like i tell you the vice president of the national association for police officers, i keep asking the question, who is going to come? who is going to be responding to the emergencies? who will respond to the guns and the things we have to deal with with properly trained officers, properly selected officers? this is definitely a w

both cynthia and jasmine matched for resident says in the lsu health system where they both will startjuly 1st. cynthia in family medicine and jasmine in general surgery. >> seeing my mom actively pursue her dream has showed me that the sky is the limit. i truly don't have any limitations on what i think i can achieve. >> so great. congratulations, doctors. >>> our next high to another member of the class of 2020 who is not letting coronavirus stop his celebration, far from it. when jared's mom heard her son's graduation ceremony had been canceled, she decided to throw him one at home. mom went big with it. jared celebrated appropriately. ♪ [ horning honking ] >> jared is a senior in pacific palisades, california. he was disappointed he wouldn't have a graduatiosigns, red carpet and the stage to surprise him on the big day. family, friends, neighbors all stopping by to honk and cheer as he danced his way across the front lawn and into internet stardom. the moment made more special by the fact that jared's mother beat breast cancel earlier this year. congratulations, jared, and to you,

[laughter] said thanks, and he sort of brought me up to speed on the game, lsu, that sort of thing. aboutt, i'm going to talk another joe, not g.i. joe or joe burroughs, but uncle joe, uncle joe stalin. it is interesting that roosevelt and churchill had that kind of cozy, avuncular name for a mass murderer, and that is part of what i want to talk about this evening. is aentioned that the book .ollaborative piece of work we have known each other for about 20 years. this was a project we worked on closely together, but we have and at other things and done other things over the years. is someonetorian who i greatly respect, a man who is a genuine historian. there are some in russia who are hacks. it must be said there are hacks in america and britain as well. what was interesting in doing this project was that working through this material, we worked through it as historians, we talked about it. we had scholarly disagreements, but there was never anything that people were unhappy with in this book. at a time when our two countries are not on the best of relations politically, it was gr

pride of lsu. pride of the usmc. james, it's great to have you. great to see you again. i am guessing you believe this president is on the wrong side of history, especially right now this week. i am also guessing you believe he's on the wrong side of a changing demographic in our country. >> right. brian, give me about 30 seconds for a point of personal privilege. my dear friend, general honore, was discussing ft. benning. i happened to be born at ft. benning. but my point is there's an army post in louisiana called ft. polk who's named after a particularly incompetent confederate. i think they ought to change it to ft. honore. i really do. i think it would honor a really great soldier, a really great louisianan, a man who has distinguished himself. and as opposed to having an incompetent confederate, why don't we name it after a highly competent army general? so that's my proposal. i actually hope it goes somewhere. >> i love that. >> of course, trump is going to do everything that he possibly can to hold on to power. and the only possible way -- and i mean -- i think t

>>and that'll wrap it up for us but to if you want more news do listen to lsu will be back on kron-onave a good night eve sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. in new york city, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the special victims unit. these are their stories. hi, we're looking for a patient-- stephanie rawley? hey. we don't have her. stabler: you sure? she's a rape victim. i haven't had one all night. uh, call came from this hospital. just got it. well, maybe you mixed up hospitals. maybe you could check the computer. oh, well, here's your "miscom." she's not in emergency. she's in the icu. good god. what'd this guy do to her? put her on life support.

and in college sports, the national championship lsu tigers are reporting at least 30 football playersuarantine due to an oit f out track today where fans will be allowed, but only 5,000. truly unchartered territory. on top of the covid-19 related concerns there are growing conversations at least among nba players whether a return would detract from the broader movement and moment towards racial equality. eva? >> thank you, zachary. >>> coming up on "good morning america" the important recall to tell you about involving children's cough medicine in our "weekend download." involving children's cough medicine in our weekend download. of 1,2,3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved, once-daily 3 in 1 copd treatment. ♪ 'm breathg . th t a and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteopor

it was clemson, lsu, kansas state, the university of texas, the university of houston, alabama, south florida, and all seeing cases and spikes in the number of kids on those teams that have seen coronavirus that tested positive. do you think that it's something that you're going to inevitably see across the country and in high schools too and i think that the professional leagues could do a lot and test them. and it's going to be much more difficult for colleges to do that and they don't have the resources to do it but also to control it off the field it's going to be more difficult to restart professional football they can restart professional football and they have end less resources to try to work this problem and try to put measures in place and reduce the risk off the field as well. i don't think that it's a consequence that you're seeing the outbreaks in states where you already have outbreaks that's probably quite significant. this week is going to be a pivotal week for us to get a picture of where things are headed in florida, arizona and texas. whether or not they're tipping

. >>> meanwhile, lsu is reportedly quarantining at least 30 players because of coronavirus.ing list of teams reporting cases during voluntary workouts. the nfl player's association is now telling players not to hold private practices in large groups after many players tested positive for covid-19 last week. the nba moving forward with its plan to play at disney despite a surge in cases in florida. and espn reporting on a recent call, commissioner adam silver expressed a resolve to go on and remains confident in the nba's bubble concept. and erika, this is a big week for the nba. the players reporting to their team's city today. they're going to undergoing coronavirus testing over the next week. the nba certainly hoping for some good results in that testinging as they continue to ramp up for the season. >> that's for sure. andy scholes, appreciate it. thank you. "new day" continues right now. >> the president said on saturday night that he asked his people to slow down testing so there wouldn't be more cases. >> when you do testing to that extent, you'll find more people, you

the name coming down there on the lsu campus. i hear you use the word discussion. i think everyone as a agreement that a discussion, a debate is needed and its needed to continue albeit in a lawful manner. in what so many of us wish for finally on the debate on capito hill, it is surely heating up o what can get done on police reform. i want to end with this sound from the tampa police chief and what is happening there and why it is a tough time to be a cop right now. >> it's very tough, these are trying times. i think after this case come up morale has already been down. in doing my best to keep them upright i think the pendulum is going to swing back to some semblance of normalcy, but morale as tough. these are tough times to be a police officer. good luck in trying to find anyone wanting to be the chief of police right now. >> that is a tough thing to hear . as far as keeping the streets o america safe, we want to feel safe going out with our family. the wall street journal yesterday wrote about what is happening to police morale in this country, how difficult i

and next year, i will be a visitor at lsu, a law school in louisiana.o, i am the embodiment of the albany-baton rouge access as well. conover hunt: yes, i'd like to say let's don't discount that that mexican war brought us all of the western southwest, california, new mexico, et cetera. he was a commander in chief and he acted like it. and if it upset winfield scott who had quite a temper and zachary taylor, so be it. but as it turned out, that is what history has recorded. we greatly expanded the united states during that time and we got those properties for very, very little. in terms of the history of real estate, polk rates high. [laughter] susan swain: a little bit on to zachary taylor. paul finkelman: only if you think that going to war with a country to steal half their country is an appropriate and legitimate thing to do. and a significant numbers of americans believed that the mexican war was purely a land grab and a war of aggression. and many americans including john c. calhoun who was -- who was a great defender of slavery, believed that the

for inner-city kids that did not cost a dime that gave kids a chance to work at lsu dental school. those made great differences. aboutf this conversation quote unquote don't want to open a pandora's box. defunding police is not just about defunding police, it is about investing in other things. if you are a middle-class parent in america today, your kid wants to go to dance class, you pay. karate, pay. little league baseball, pay. inner-city kids, no opportunity of it is not provided by the public dollars. 1960's america, immigrants made up the mast -- the vast majority of american cities and you had free recreation programs, free summer camps. watch, somehow, someway, a lot of that has gone away. it is important to understand that this bill is about reforming policing, which is a pillar. there is a second additional discussion that needs to be had about how we do all the other things. i want to work with you all on that. but don't confuse the two. respectfully, bad family situations did not kill george floyd. that is an outrage. tois an absolute outrage think that a bad family --

i took a picture from mount vernon to the faces lap at lsu, which is forensic anthropology, and theydidn't age regression to show what she actually looked like at 25. i wanted to say, well, what did george see when the door was opened and he walked into the drawing room. what kind of woman did he set eyes on? it was not the old lady, it was a beautiful young woman. >> about the children. martha washington had four. she all lived all of them. but by the time she met george, there were two living children. what was his attitude towards the children? did he take them on as his own? he did. later on, he adopted the two grandchildren. washington loved children. i think washington was sensitive to the fact that he had no children of his own and that would be a subject of pure speculation, which has not prevented historians from speculating. he treated his children as if they were his own. it's interesting, by one estimate she brought 20,000 pounds to their marriage, and spent a good deal of, that sending away orders to lack stalls, for patsy. the daughter and she spent quality time with hi

for inner-city kids that did not cost a dime that gave kids a chance to work at lsu dental school. those made great differences. aboutf this conversation quote unquote don't want to open a pandora's box. defunding police is not just about defunding police, it is about investing in other things. if you are a middle-class parent in america today, your kid wants to go to dance class, you pay. karate, pay. little league baseball, pay. inner-city kids, no opportunity of it is not provided by the public dollars. 1960's america, immigrants made up the mast -- the vast majority of american cities and you had free recreation programs, free summer camps. watch, somehow, someway, a lot of that has gone away. it is important to understand that this bill is about reforming policing, which is a pillar. there is a second additional discussion that needs to be had about how we do all the other things. i want to work with you all on that. but don't confuse the two. respectfully, bad family situations did not kill george floyd. that is an outrage. tois an absolute outrage think that a bad family --