but macie can still use more money.d come up with a dollar amount that it would take to make all your dreams come true for this property and to pay off the loans, what is that number? >> it would have to be somewhere around $200,000. >> she definitely needs more help, too. while you still have the vim and vigor to do this, there will come a day where someone else will have to take this over. that "someone" rides to the rescue, while macie finds out what the ancient drawings might really be worth. >> the rock art's very, very valuable. this should be preserved and protected and made available for more people to view. >> that's next. what's your strange inheritance story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com. my age-related macular degeneration could lead to vision loss. so today i made a plan with my doctor, which includes preservision... because he said a multi- vitamin alone may not be enough. and it's my vision, my morning walk, my sunday drive, my grandson's beautiful

maybe macy's would be a better one. it gives them storage and logistics facilities i would expect amazon to make another purchase i don't think there would be big regulatory hurdles when you think about it, especially if they're going to save a lot of employees and save a company like macy's. i would also add one other name in retail that might have a tough time until there is a vaccine, and that might be tj maxx. this is a great company and i think it's one of your favorite stores, mel. >> yeah. >> this is a company that is going to have a hard time going direct-to-consumer when you think about what their merchandise is it is one of those ones that i think should pop and catch up and get back to those prior highs if there is more visibility on vaccines. >>> coming up, jmf shares soar in it's trading debut. what is heck is it first, does this rally have more room to run. bank of america's top strategist joins us next to break it down now is the time to support the places you love. spend 10 dollars or more at a participa

one of the things i like about macy's and bloomingdale's they have everything.verything from bedding to clothing to housewares, to plates and china and things like that are they trying to do too much, be too much to too many people. >> i think they are still going to have home because that's an important category it's one of the categories overall that even did well this time i think the buckets of apparel can be streamlined certainly today women overall we're buying clothing for work, home, and the gym that basically are all integrated you take it up another notch today with work from home, the level of assortment doesn't need to be as diverse as it used to be i think we'll see lessafter peril at the end of the day. >> about 15 seconds. nordstrom, is its hill less steep than macy's. >> less number one because of the less stores, price business, number three integrating less time less steep and higher income customer. >> dana, you know what 15 seconds means. love it. thank you very much. good to have you with us. >> i think that was about four seconds, guy. >> t

we have an actual debate, a buyer and a seller there for sure that's macy's.inal trades because we've got some time to go over them here. stephanie link, your final trade today. >> my final trade is lam research i've owned it for a while but i do think this is a play on the d-lam recovery they are a great management team, good balance sheet and not a chief stock at 20 times, but i think those earnings are at depressed level. so i expect a nice recovery. >> that's stephanie link with lam. bruce, what do you think what's your final trade? >> just reiterating, i'm on uber >> uber is the trade there john dejerion, what's your final trade? >> dom, i'm going with momo. it's a chinese platform. i also had energy transfer both of these had unusual activity in them today, dom, so et and momo. i like both of them. they're short-term trades but i like the upside potential. >> michael farr, finally to you. what do you think for a final trade today? >> i like valmont. this is one i mentioned as a final trade before, we've talked about it before. it benefits from infrastruc

i would stay away from macy's even down at these prices.shares are up 11 and-a-half percent. you already own it, right. would you add more to it after this big runup we've seen, mike? >> i would, maria. we'll be looking at that when the market opens. it's a huge opening for the stock. remember, fed ex, go back a year and-a-half or two years, this was a $275 stock. so there's been a lot of mismanagement at the company. but it looks like now mr. smith is getting things on the right track. so this tail wind for the company is going to help but if they can manage the company a little bit better, i expect fed ex back above 200 very soon, so yes, we would buy more. maria: all right. let's look at the second half of the year. today we kick off second half of 2020, despite volatile markets due to the coronavirus. the past three months saw stocks soar. it was a great second quarter. the s&p 500 seeing its largest single quarter gain since 1998. michael lee, what do you think about the second quarter and does the trend continue onto the second half?

the macy's 4th of july fireworks spectacular airs right here on nbc at 8:00 eastern.nightly news for this saturday i'm peter alexander reporting, for all of us here at nbc news we wish you a very happy and safe 4th >>> right now at 6:00, a pandemic crackdown. state agents raid south bay restaurants, forcing them to shut down. the owners and the city's mayor with strong reaction tonight. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. shocked and confused. that's how some south bay restaurant owners say they're feeling after state agents said they have to shut down their business this fourth of july weekend. take a look at this surveillance video. you see the agents walking into the ladera grill in morgan hill. here's nbc bay area's pete cerratos with more. >> reporter: the ladera grill in morgan hill is trying its best to adjust to the new normal. social distancing, employees wearing face masks, and outdoor-only dining are just a few of the changes being implemented during the pandemic. so imagine the shock from this owner

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hw cool is macy? see sits there calmly with this spinning on her nose.r play on abc7. >> send me your video with the hash abc7 call my may so we can put you on tv. i was tempted the see how long i could cast with a spinner on my nose but i think macy beat meeat matter what i do. >> thank you. >> join us tonight for abc7 news at 11:00. >>> following the san francisco police commission meeting right now, they are deciding whether or not to put black lives matter signs in each and every san francisco police department location. more tonight at 11:00. >>> wearing a mask for long periods of time can give you some skin problems. we ask a dermatologist what you can do about it. look for the news any >> we hope to see you at 11:00. >> we're all equal. >> our voices are better. stronger together. we're listening to find an ally. and sure, some renovations can require a bit of compromise. but, there's no settling here. at floor and decor, she gets to fulfill her vision while i get in-stock products at budget-friendly prices. all in one trip. plus, we get the insta

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so when it comes to macy's, the problem with the major fireworks display, it's annual.g the retail industry being severely impacted what we're seeing with the coronavirus pandemic and the economic effects. >> it's nice to have the image. but if you don't have the store, it's like having a block buster fireworks display next week. >> yeah, let's take the jobs back first. >> the fireworks displays from protests, the nightly protests did send fireworks sales up 15%. like he said, small potatoes. >> right, exactly. you're still hearing fireworks outside your window, there is aú potential for it to recover. >> always a pleasure. appreciate it. >> coming up e we're going to have more news on the coronavirus pandemic next, including record breaking numbers for florida and texas. >> and the new fears from houston's hospitals. and doctors who say they're back to square one in the fight against covid. you're watching msnbc. delayed-ra that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill

macy's actually began with this show last monday all the way through last night.hese surprise little bursts of fireworks, kind of surprise shows all over the five boroughs of new york. the whole point of this is to have these mini-shows to give a show, of course, to all the new yorkers out there but especially to remain socially distant. macy's putting out the following statement, saying to encourage and support covid-19 safety and social distancing efforts and mitigate the advance gathering of large crowds for an extended period of time, we have chosen to delight new yorkers with unannounced displays across the five boroughs this year. now, those little shows reportedly happened much higher than the usual fireworks show with heights of 1,000 feet or even more. the idea here was to give more people a chance who were still in their homes, a chance to see the dazzling lights in the sky. ana? >> all right, alison kosick, a creative idea, thank you. of course this is a fourth of july like none we've experienced before. the tradition of the big fireworks displays, mini

we look at that from a leverage per spective around 51% of macy's portfolio is in a class malls. that compares to nordstrom that's 95% and kohl's that's free standing. we think free standing is where consumers want to go now as they try to avoid crowds. >> in terms of troubled retailers, retailers having trouble paying rent, for instance, some malls are looking to sort of change their strategy and buy into those retailers are there names that could get a quote, unquote bail out from a reit we're lo . >> we're looking at 51% of malls to close around 2021 some malls are transforming their parking lots into movie theaters i think that's the way to go >> all right we'll lever it there i'm sure we'll have this conversation again in the future >>> all right. still ahead, coronavirus cases rising across the u.s. as florida reports, yet again, a record number of deaths. we have the latest numbers there. >>> as the wave of infections continues, one analyst says disney's park and film business will be in for more pain that wall street predicts he will join us. >>> welcome back johnson and

macy's says the pandemic has cut sales and half. >>> good news, at&t eliminates data overage fees for at-home internet use. they say with so many people working from home, staying and siding is the pandemic the customers will continue to videoconference, bench watch shows and movies and play video games without seeing an increase in internet bills. 18 he will be weighing data overage fees for new and existing customers. >>> one of the largest restaurant franchisees and the u.s. have filed for bankruptcy. they operate 1200 pizza hut restaurants and, and 400 wendy's. they defaulted on their lending agreement last year, and had missed payments of nearly $800 million in loans back in january. >>> taco bell gets backlash from fans after technical issues during a promotion for a free chill lupa cravings box. the deal had involved ordering the meal from the mobile app for free drive-through pickup. any users faced issues and cannot place the orders because of high volume or the app crashed. of course, they took to twitter to air their grievances, and taco bell asked users to send a direct me

that's part of the macy's show.his is of course the hudson river with the statue of liberty there in the forefront. but you can see the macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular, what you're hearing is a musical score from the new york philharmonic and an appearance by john legend. they had a series of displays that ran throughout the week so new yorkers in each borough should get their own show. macy's never gave a time or location but announced a general vicinity just before showtime to cut down on crowds and help eliminate the spread of covid-19. you see the empire state building in the top corner, just beautiful. it shows we can all celebrate virtually, right? >>> still to come, why some young adults don't seem to be getting the message about masks or seem to ignore it. >>> okay, now at 9:30, that brush fire near morgan hill has forced people from their homes overnight. this is a live look at the park fire that is burning near anderson lake. again, this is near morgan hill and santa clara county. at least 200

how cool is macy? she sits there calmly with this spinning on her nose., cywe jus >>> all right. that will do it for tonight. thanks for watching. am ama dates. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dan ashley. right now on jim - today, tamron officiates a virtual wedding. plus, how do celebrities like viola davis, judge judy and ll join us as this happy cool j make their marriages last? we'll find out from talk show icon phil donahue and his wife of 40 years, marlo thomas, all right now on tamron hall. - hello, everyone, and welcome to tamron hall, from my home. so we've been talking a lot about love in this "new world," i guess you can describe it as, that we live in. we've talked to people who've started dating on apps, people who in the past said they would never go on a dating app -- now they're on it, and they're meeting new people. we talked with a couple -- and i thought it was so adorable -- who actually had a virtual date on zoom. she poured her glass of wine, he poured his glass of wine, and they got to know each other miles away. and then one of o

. >> bob macy was a long-time district attorney of oklahoma county.ent to law school at night, got a job in the district attorney's office and kind of worked his way through the ranks. and eventually was elected. he was kind of a colorful character. >> a lot of people called him cowboy bob. >> and he wore this cowboy string tie, a ten-gallon hat, and some cowboy boots. and this was the sheriff. >> he has been described as one of the five most deadly prosecutors in the united states. >> the only thing that we got that even approaches justice is the death penalty. >> i think the expression at the time was that he put notches on his belt for everyone he sent to death row. >> people thought that he was great. you know, this guy is out there, cleaning up this town. but he had a reputation of not always using ethical means to do that. >> he sent 54 people to death row, but half of those cases ended up reversed because of several issues. prosecutorial misconduct. >> forensic scientists not being truthful when testifying. >> and false informant testimony. >>

the privacy status on my account, otherwise they have the option of selling my information, even macy's can sell your information to a third party. to me, the law should be that i would have to opt -- that i would have to select a non-private status in order to keep my privacy. the other thing is i would be willing to pay for a subscription like to facebook in order to maintain private status. but i was actually shocked that i had to -- that i had to be the person to initiate a privacy status on information when i was doing business with somebody like a macy's or a visa or someone else out there. >> i agree, absolutely. i think that the privacy issue is a huge issue and these companies, google, facebook, twitter, others, make money off of selling our personal data. and data that often times people don't want to share with businesses or government or anyone else. and so i think it is one of the issues that is going to come up today and it is one of the issues that we need to address with legislation. and you're absolutely right, the burden should be on the business to get a waiver from t

macy's has been sponsoring a week of pop-up fireworks spectacles. tonight those fireworks will be launched from the top of the empire state building, that's a first. does this year's format -- >> reporter: it's actually been put together in stages. it's clear that social distancing is a priority for this fireworks show and it's clear that celebrations are expected to be more toned down, so this is going to be more of a different kind of show. but no less remarkable because not just new yorkers but the country, they're going to experience a moment for the first time ever. the finale of the fireworks show is going to happen off the rooftop of the empire state building for the first time ever meaning the pyrotechnics will be launched off the rooftop. this is an iconic building and one of the most recognizable in new york if not the country and the world. but this is just going to be the finale because all week we've seen macy's put together some secret pop-up shows that have been going throughout the week, monday through friday in the evenings over the

that trade continues and amazon has gained 100 macy's over the last month in market cap brands are leavingartment stores and will have to consider adding on to amazon's platform because they need that distribution and there is no choice >> i saw that graphic there that said bts represents a percent of macy's by 20%. i've been spending a lot on line but i didn't know it would be called 20% >> amazon has delayed prime minister -- prime day, which is ironic based on the number of boxes that come every day. let's look at christmas and the holidays this is the time retailers stock up if you are a retailer right now, what are you doing will there be a black friday >> this year, it is take back your turkey day. walmart has talked about not being open on thanksgiving they always take the lead on this and everybody follows we are already seeing that sales and discounts are less they can't handle the moving traffic. they are moving online the customer will be moving online back to school is delayed. amazon is delaying prime day because of this. we are seeing so many more shopping holidays. doing a h

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. >>> next one, macy's reported earlier this morning.hey did lose around $630 million in the first quarter but some good news? right? lauren: there's always a silver lining, ashley. they did report that net loss. sales fell 45% to just over $3 billion in the quarter. but the ceo says yes, of course we are going to see impacts from the pandemic through the rest of the year but we do not expect to close our doors again should infections rise. so they expect to stay open. they also said they expect sales to gradually improve over the rest of the year. since the march lows, the stock is up 43%. i don't know if you want to hear this, though. macy's stock is down 60% this year. ashley: ouch. we will focus on the positive. all right, lauren, thank you very much. what about general mills? also reporting. susan, it looks like we have another i guess you could say virus winner, right? susan: that's right. cheerios, and nature valley granola bars selling very well during the covid lockdown. general mills says sales of refrigerated baked goods, soup

you bought macy's at one point not that long ago. was that you >> i'm own it and do still >> what's your outlook for the retail trade >> for the retail trade overall i think it's there macy's is one where i think it's not a buy and hold for ever buzz they are some fundamental issues that the company is going to face and continue to face but a buy until you you have through this covid component, i think it is going to do well on the other side i think right now it's trading at six or seven bucks a share. it's under valued. it should be around 11 or 12 i wouldn't sell it but i'm not doing much with the name in my portfolio. it's a whole buy potential with some covid trade >> getting a nice bump today, though up just about 9% >> i'll keep it. >> i'm sure you will >>> it's time now for the futures outlook. let's talk about gold. the rally keems going, trading at its high since 2007 scottie, i go to you first what is your outlook for gold on a day where i'm looking at goldman bumping their price target up to $2,000? >> higher. mine is hig

and >> and that macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular kicks off on nbc tomorrow night at 8:00/7 right, dylan, we'll be watching >>> speaking to the fourth, we want to turn to today's consumer because there are plenty of great sales to celebrate stephanie ruhle joins us with where to find the best holiday deals. stephanie, good morning. we're used to it where retailers put on sales around a holiday but they're particularly good this year. >> absolutely, savannah. because of covid, so many stores have so much extra supply so think about it, department stores, many that are finally open now have a ton of inventory that they have got to move so if you feel comfortable shopping in person, just make sure you've got a good mask. if you don't, there are still lots of really good online sales to get, but you've got to remember these aren't seasonal sales, it's fourth of july sales, so it's only a day or two. if you're in the market for something, get out there today because things are going to go quickly. >> so what are the best things to buy what are the best deals to be found? >> all r

macy's never gave a time or location but announced a general vicinity just before showtime. secretive displays were designed to cut down on crowds and help eliminate the spread of covid-19. you can see there, up in the corner is the one at the empire state building. pretty cool to see that. >>> still to come on "abc 7 mornings," demanding justice for elijah mcclain. protesters taking to the streets after newly released selfies show police officers appearing to re-enact a choke hold used on mcclain. >>> first another big fourth of july event hosted by president trump. trump, as we mentioned. celebrate despite warnings to stay at home. for a safe and secure future. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >> back to breaking news at 6:30 that brush fire near morgan hill is forcing people to evacuate their homes overnight. it this is a live look at the park fire burning near anderson lake in santa clara county. a lot more smoke in this area since the last time we checked in. you can see the flames there. cal fire says at least 40 acres ha

macy's, nike and l brands have announced plans to cut back corporate rolls. kari, back over to you. >>> let's head over to dublin for a look at our morning temperature trend, starting out mostly with upper 50s around the bay area. as we go into the rest of the bay, a nice warm-up. a comfortable afternoon and a slightly warmer week coming up. >>> kari, a quick update for the peninsula. there was a crash with overnight activity but they just moved the last of the vehicles from the shoulder. no more distraction through foster city. we'll check out the east bay and get a look at that coming up. >>> and here we go on this friday morning, taking a live look outside at 4:47. san francisco, good morning. do you know your way to san jose? [ all talking at once ] >> make sure everybody gets a good morning from marcus. >> look, it's friday. that's all i have to say. >> that's okay. >> a look at the friday forecast. >> a little bit longer. >>> let's check out our view of walnut creek as we get this friday started. mostly clear ste day and we'll see a lot of south bay, we

tell macy and evan i love them. >> reporter: ari's o sa jack surv wilderness fore hours. was wearing shorts d been drinking from a cream from a stream. the k-9 unit tracked him on the fourth of july. >> not used to the elements. >> all of a sudden, it's like oh my god. >> reporter: not long after jack was found, crews got a lead on the suspect. >> reporter: deputy say the suspect fled in a side-by-side off-highway vehicle. they chased him, and were eventually able to capture him right here on saddleback road, just north of highway 49. >> reporter: the sierra county sheriff's office identified him as 40-year-old john conway. they say he threatened officers and try to run them over. his holiday weekend rampage now leaves a wife and children without a husband and father. >>> atomic traumatizing trip to the groomer for a support dog. the alleged mistreatment. >>> a major battle developing between u.s. restaurants and the insurance industry. >>> the former teacher who made national headlines in the 1990s for having a child with her student has died. mary kay laura now has -- w

dylan, you've got a full night tonight, hosting the macy's fourth spectacular with our friend, craig. >> i am so excited. i've never done this before. it's going to be a little bit different than it ever has been in the past. they've been preparing for it all week long and it really is going to be a special show tonight. and i haven't seen craig since december. so i'm excited just to see craig, too, on top of the fireworks. >> it will be nice to see another person outside, outside of your home. all right, well, we look forward to that, dylan, it's going to be great. we want to get right to our top story, though. a very different fourth of july than we've ever seen. across the country, celebrations have been scaled back or even canceled with authorities urging people to stay home and garther in small groups this holiday weekend. >> that is largely being driven by the rise in cases in 40 of 50 states. authorities are worried this weekend's celebrations can cause even bigger spikes. there are now 2.8 million confirmed coronavirus cases here in the u.s. and the death toll just surpassed 1

macy's, which puts on the annual fourth of july spectacle, has kept the show short.ust a few minutes. they have not announced where theireworks are coming from in case onlookers want to see the action of close. this year is a little bit different, but that does not mean people cannot celebrate with a bang. thank you forin wat"bbc world news america." to our viewers in the u.s., happy fourth of july. [captioning narformed by the tional captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption contvit and accuracy. sit ncicap.org] narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler fodation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. girl: we are the curious. ♪ man 1: the adventurous. man 2: oh! daniel tiger: grrr! woman 2: those venturing out for the first time. all: blast off! [rocket explosion] e man 3: and those who hver lost our sense of

the big macy's fire work display tonight was split up into smaller five minute pop of-up shows across the city over the course of the past week in an effort to prevent people from crowding around in just one area. there will be a televised finale tonight. however, a whopping 80% of the nation's fireworks displays have been canceled for tonight. that's according to the new york times. there are concerns that without these public displays, folks are going to be holding these private fireworks for their family and friends instead which could further the spread of the virus. health experts are worried that proper precautions might not be happening at some of the cross-generational gatherings tonight. in chicago, police are patrolling the beach as those are closed for the holiday weekend. unfortunately, local reports indicate that there was some crowding happening at a popular boat party area on friday. so they're watching that. in florida, some beaches like miami beach are closed for the weekend. clearwater beaches are open of. miami-dade county's mayor trying to warn residents to celebra

even macy's can sell your information to a third party otherwise., the law should be that i would have to select a nonprivate status in order to keep my privacy. the other thing is that i would be willing to pay for a subscription to facebook in order to maintain private status, but i was shocked that i initiate the person to a privacy status on information when i was doing business with someone like macy's, visa, or someone else out there. guest: i agree with you. i think the privacy issue is a huge issue, and these companies, google, facebook, twitter, others make money off of selling our personal data, data often times people do not want to share with businesses or government. or anyone else. i think it is one of the issues that will come up today. i think it is one of the issues we need to address with legislation. the burden should be on the business to get a waiver from the individual allowing the business to use the information from that individual, private information. if we had more platforms, if we they wouldogle's, pay you to sign that wa

obviously fedex from last night, general mills, macy's, facebook, united, tesla, beyond meat, we willet to all of that when we get to the b block when "squawk on the street" continues >>> the ad boycott at facebook takes effect starting today. the company has agreed to meet with organizers of the boycott according to what a company spokesperson told reuters. jim, in the last 24 hours we have agreed to a third-party audit on how they handle hate speech, they have reorganized some algos to prioritize transparent authorship of news articles, they have banned boogaloo are they starting to get the message. >> i think so. the message has been loud and clear, it has been in the form of an avalanche because i think some of these companies are afraid, justifiably of a boycott. i think that what mark zuckerberg needed to do was come in with a third party that you have to listen to and that have to talk to the groups that are upset and figure out what is a good policy that would include both patagonia which i regard as being a hardliner, ben and jerseys that is a hardliner but also regular compa

. >>> macy's. come on in, ash.some big bucks to executives right after announcing layoffs. how much they give them? ashley: not good optics, is it. they handed out some $9 million to its top executives in equity bonuses. those bonuses range from about $300,000 to a top amount of $3 million. this just a couple of weeks after they announced close to 4,000 job cuts and the closure of at least 125 stores. macy's itself says well, you know what, these executives would normally get these bonuses at the end of march but the board delayed them for three to four months so they just received them but it's part of their compensation. but again, stu, the optics of this as macy's was struggling anyway before the pandemic, has really been hit hard like so many, and now we are seeing these $9 million worth of bonuses handed out to the top dogs. stuart: it's the optics. it's the p.r. it's the way it looks. not always good. thanks, ash. >>> look at this. we have only got an eight-point gain for the dow industrials. futures indicate

this war for is the place to be for the holiday season as families come to see the tree lighting and macy's theater lights to christmas time is a big thing did tell us we're toast has become a big thing right here on front street. we of an underground miniature golf. of course if museums or more of your speed this is the place to hop aboard and toward the california state railroad museum and see the many locomotives to help grow the golden state. when you're done with your tours try costume shopping at eventually leads and dining at pioneer square. but my favorite thing to do it all sacramento is take a walk along the sacramento river. i think a lot of people can come down told sacramento, not realize how close they are. >>to the river when you do you quickly realize tower bridge is quite the view. in old sacramento. i'm pedro rivera for destination, california. >>it looks super fun and kron 4 will bring you a new destination california road trip every thursday and friday the summer and for even more vacation ideas just go to our website kron 4 dot com. next here at 6.31 of the longtime ass

jefferson general in general i up domestic or pessimistic about where this country is going i'm outside macy's help as we've got a resilient country and most people in any given day are going about their business larry thank god is it was that needed service semi-retired to sit around and watch the news all day as read a lot of hell but to the average american they just want to raise a family is the limit now is the rar since the pandemic is hit us that had it not been for the pandemic americans would be doing what they know we do in the summer out having fun and on the 3rd of november above 50 percent i would go vote every lucky think they're going to defeat the president in november. big with dependent again the state of the economy and some of the behaviors that a president i think he'll be a one term president. and i'm not a political expert i mean look at the name of your show i'm sure you have have opinions about that o. and me the lot more than i do but i think in our account i hope to be a 1st a one term president and that's not that's not a 2nd place job to have been a one term presid

i like what macy's did here in new york, todd.y didn't tell you where the fireworks were occurring. so you couldn't congregate. backyards were very variable. some had physical distancing and masks. i'm concerned about whether there could be an up tick toad todd: inconsistency has been maddening. also when it comes to hydroxychloroquine. i heard more studies says this thing doesn't work. look at your screen. here is smatter of them. this week we learned maybe it does work. i understand you spoke to somebody on the front lines of this latest development, that it does work. what can you tell us? >> todd, this is very encouraging. over 2500 patients were studied in the henry ford health system and they were given hydroxychloroquine within the first day or two of hospitalization. that is really important. almost all of them on the first day or two. they were screened for cardiac symptoms, heart problems. none of them died from heart problems by the way in the study. i spoke to steve kaklanis, who is the head of the health system at hen

inside politics for the russian press of the moment i'm sure that something in russian state figures macy's upon in the future to claim that this story is made up that this story is doesn't doesn't hold water. you know that'll set up and i you know it sounds like there's some politics going on the u.k. it's clear that there's some politics around this and russia since russia is trying to be is trying to kind of show off some of this geo political might with this vaccine that it's rushing through testing on military soldiers testing on the you know the vaccines creators have been tested on themselves so russia taking a much more unorthodox kind of hasty approach with their vaccine and really trying to get out of the market 1st so of course they're taking this as an attack on that vaccine or this news report about the hacking but you know all that said i think that you know it's worthwhile remembering that cozy bear was the same hacking out that that was implicated in the d.n.c. hack in the 2016 election in the united states they've also been accused of trying to gain access to the no we know

reporter: communities across the country are canceling or dialing back traditional fireworks, and macy'sits spectacular with secret shows, staging five minute unannounced fireworks. >> i love 4th of july. >> reporter: at rockaway beach, new york new yorkers told us it wasn't quite the same. >> i get down there by the brooklyn bridge and i am going to miss it. >> yet on this 4th of july, 2020 there is one tradition still happening but in an untraditional way. >> i'm i am judge michaelson, is nice to meet you. >> these new american citizens took a drive through oath, held in a detroit parking garage. >> do you swear and affirm? >> i do. >> congratulations. >> in washington, among those new citizens, janis shinwari, a translator who saved the lives of five u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. >> please join me in congratulating mr. shinwari. >> new york city reopened its beaches just in time for the holiday. we have seen parks department staff handing out masks. and a lot of people here told us they feel good just to be out again. most said they are happy to comply with distancing and mask guideli

— here is where i am going to be, —— here is where i am going to be, home and other locations, and macymatic, the health organisation can get in touch and say hey, you have two self—isolate for 14 days. it's not perfect, but it's the best we've got. thanks, guys. right. still to come on the travel show. covert bruising and the caribbean, how popular resorts are coping with the lockdown —— covid cruising. if you are planning on going on holiday anytime soon you may be asked to wear one of these and potentially a pair of these but how will you get rid of them afterwards? that is the question causing concern on the french riviera rubbish like this is washing up on local beaches. at this time of year, the beaches along this stretch of mediterranean coastline would usually be full of tourists enjoying the famously hot summer but social distancing and travel restrictions are resulted in emptier beaches that are drawing locals to them for a very different reason. this is a group of divers who are trying to raise awareness of the impact covid waste is having on local marine life. every year, ro

i finished college and got a job at macy's. they did not work out. but let's not go there. i went back home and started getting jobs on small newspapers in charleston, and then went to the boston globe. after the boston globe, went to the mississippi river. and wonderful guy who takes wonderful photographs. i wrote an article in the photographs appeared in the article. we were all by atlantic monthly press rated a wonderful editor named peter davison. i'm sitting in my desk and he said, help. you think you have enough to write about from that mississippi river story. that is the kind of moment that a writer of course lives and dreams about and i said, absolutely. most of the time and wrote a book about that mississippi river journey. and then peter summoned me to his office. he is sadly gone from this world now. but he meant bullets to me. he called me to his office. i was sitting there and he said, what do you want to do next. and that was my first moment of allowing me to realize that i was entering this world of authors. and i looked at him. and i said, i want to write a

while some companies have closed fitting rooms all together, some stores like nordstrom, macy's and saxtivethvenue are keeping them open. >> what hasn't changed is the people behind the mask. >> reporter: as for beauty products, well, you can say good-bye to indoor sampling. it's only display only. instead, customers can use an hap to virtually try on their favorite products but these changes may not be enough to entice people back into storms. over the past couple of weeks retail traffic has declined as coronavirus cases continue to rise. in washington, reporting. >>> and the monterey bay aquarium is putting its opening on hold. it was scheduled to open on thursday. now those plans are delayed indefinitely after the county was placed on a watch list. >>> a quick note, the oakley police department announced an evacuation because of a fast moving fire there. we are following the story last it develops in oakley. we'll bring you more at 4:00 and online anytime. the oakly police department is ordering immediate evacuation. more online now at ktvu.com. i blamed myself. >> i killed somebody's kid.

so new yorkers right now would be making plans where they're going to sit and watch the macy's fireworksisplay tonight. plans has changed and in fact, that show has nout been split up into smaller five minute pop-up shows happening across the city. in an effort to keep people have crowding in one place. albecurque doing something. and orlando canceling its display altogether. and some beaches, including miami beach are now closed for the holiday weekend. chicago's suburb of naperville where people can socially distance. there are concerns without the public displays, folks are going to be with friends and that could spread either. and in fla noriflorida, they're a spike in fireworks sales. and they're worried that proper precautions are not going to be taken at the gatherings. >> it's a family tradition. coronavirus wasn't really going to stop us. >> the way you've got the mom and kid ap grandma and grandpop in the same group. that's the challenge and where we really want to protect. >> and alicia back here in new york city, there are growing concerns and complaints over the use of illeg

le deal secures the label join's massive catalog for screaming. , macy's and kohl's are tanks after ubsraded united airlines knee the lows of the session after reporting a 1.6 billion $loss for the second quarter. going forward it will require all passengers to ware face masks or risk receives, kelly, a flying ban. >> now to the bond market, where rick santelli is tracking the action >> two day of tens all those maturities today, when they're at their lowers interday yeels would be below the yam tike one of the reasons is big stimulus package on the budget. and you can see it's close to 1% as those yields move down. kelly, back to you. >>> meanwhile, retail investors are helping to send trading volumes to new records, all from the comfort of their sofas we'll have fresh details on that story, next. for my mother my father my grandmother my brothers and sisters my friends for going back to school the bbq the lake the beach my place for my neighbors my community my people my country my home for him for her for them for you. ♪ >>> welcome back, top brokerage firm, with people starting to g

normally this, would be a weekend where we all sort of go out to the east river, watch the macy's fireworks. go out to coney island for the hot dog eating contest, go up to watch the boston pops fireworks spectacular. i think there was a finnell ice concert. closing off our highs from the day but still in the green. still a green week. the s&p and nasdaq. caroline: i am going to be eating up talks -- eating hot dogs virtually. romaine: i have set all my wages on taylor. guest that next joins us, we will do a hot dog eating contest between the four of us. winner picks the final question. let's get back on a more serious note. with neding to do that davis, chief u.s. strategist. panic, correlation started to break down. are you looking at correlations as you start to look at u.s. equity? about 20of all, i am years past my prime on hot dog eating contests. so i believe that to you guys. wehink it is a general trend have seen over the past few months. markets trying to get back to normal. while we can criticize the fed for maybe overreaching and buying fixed income, in reality, they stymied a p

the sousa family's behind the macy's show and hundreds more.hey will still light up the sky for a massive display at mt. rushmore. that's where president trump will be watching. ♪ >> repter: from the rockets' red glare to bombs bursting in air -- ♪ somewhere over for more than a century, the sousa family has been created magic in the sky. ♪ way up high ♪ >> and on the cracked earth deep in the california desert, we met paul sousa at a popup test site to prepare for 4th of july celebrations. >> this little cup here is the lift charge. >> reporter: at least what's left of them after coronavirus fears cost mass cancelations. how many fireworks display do you normally do every year roughly? >> around 400 on the 4th of july, about 2,000 throughout the year. >> reporter: and how many this year? >> 50. it's pretty bleak. three, two, one, fire -- >> reporter: the sousas are the fiery force behind some of the world's biggest celebrations. a business they always considered to be recession-proof. >> we're in the public gathering business. and public gathe

macy's is reporting sales down 35% from this time last year and executives are warning that it will be a long road ahead as sales continue to drop in states where those restrictions are starting to roll back into place including texas and new york point macy's stock and business getting hit pretty hard. pfizer stock gained ground. 4 1/2 the% when the opening bell rang this morning. positive results on a early- stage setting for a vaccine work of 19. that is pfizer. a live look at the new york stock exchange. up across the board slightly. a mixed market this morning. the dow jones is pretty flat at this point. the s&p 500 up a little bit. one third of a%. the nasdaq which is back above the 10,000 mark as of yesterday. it is also up just about a half of a% percent. >> the trade agreement between u.s., canada and mexico. takes effect today. it replaces nafta. the u.s. mca. the new agreement provides a new incentive to build cars and trucks in north america peter requires 75% of the vehicles parts to be made in one of the three countries in order to remain free of tariffs. with all three c

this hour are usually making their plans to figure out where they're going to sit and watch that big macy'sisplay tonight. plans have changed across the country, really. and instead the show was split up into smaller five minute pop-up shows across the city across the past week in order to prevent people from crowding around in one place and communities like orlando, daytona beach in florida canceling displays altogether now. and some beaches and bars are closed and other communities like chicago suburb naperville moving locations where people can social distance. there are concerns that without public displays, folks will hold private displays and cookouts for family and friends, which could further the spread of this virus. according to local reports, in fact, florida is seeing a spike in fireworks sales since it legalized for the holiday. at least 40 states so far are seeing a rise in coronavirus cases and more states continued to reopen in the next couple of days, easing restrictions. health experts are really worried that proper precautions, right, are not going to happen at some of th

macy's flagship store in herald square was looted by criminals, not protesters, criminals breaking in with hammers and coming out with stolen goods. arsonists and looters on fifth avenue hits an empty chanel and gucci. the universal question, where were the police? where were the arrests? where the perp walks? i will tell you. the police were given a stand-down to not engage in the minimal number of cops were deployed. the upshot, as cops stand down criminals become the golden and as for you taxes will clearly go up not just for the cleanup but it does is news is can no longer afford or will they necessarily want to be in the city where they are not protected from crime. in fact one new york city store is suing for failing to stop the looting. the owner of that store says after paying taxes the city owed a duty to the store to protect them. he says that the city had intelligence that did nothing about it. he, like many new yorkers believed his taxes go to the nypd and that the police were told to stand down. but the big stores were not the only stores. looters stormed small businesses