later on in the hour we'll head out east to suffolk county and talk to the county executive steve malone about the plans he has to reopen the beaches out there, and also, you'll meet a very creative local business owner who has managed to turn his restaurant into a drive-in movie theatre of all things so all that's coming up busy hour ahead first though fox business team coverage of our top stories here on a friday with blake burman reporting from the white house but we start with lauren watching the markets for us here is to wrap up the week. lauren? lauren: hey, connell very quiet session, ahead of a long holiday weekend stocks actually traded in the narrowest range in three months and in the end i thought the dow was going to go positive but it fell about nine point, s&p up 7, nasdac up 39. the sectors that led the week's rally, energy, material, financial, they led today's retreat and you can see that if you take a look at the laggards on the dow jones industrial average today, chevron, caterpillar, boeing. investors weighing opposing forces connell hopes for a coronavirus vaccine an

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likely be challenged in court ahead of the november presidential election date of use ginnell to malone has been looking into the story for us hi joe now why is twitter taking these steps well earlier this month twitter said it was updating its approach to misleading information so that meant for them that they wanted to make it easier to find credible information on twitter and to potentially to limit the spread of potentially harmful or misleading content so what we're seeing are is that that approach applied to trump 1st with the fact checking label and withdraw glorified violence tag so basically what it did when it tagged that tweet about minneapolis as glorifying violence is that it had the tweet from view you as a user would have to click view in order to see it and then you wouldn't be able to reply reply to it or retrieve it without without comment now twitter also said that it was going to limit the spread of that particular tweet by its algorithms now it's important to note at this point that if you had tweeted that to me as an ordinary user in your account what could be poss

jack: and we have an interesting story in barron's, andrew berry takes a deep dive into john malone'se. it's a very complicated gone glom rate, but one of -- conglomerate, but one of the holdings is the atlanta braves are rumors that the mlb and the players' union might be closer to an agreement. we can hope for baseball this summer, but certainly it'll be a brief season if it happens at all. >>> coming up, when theaters might reopen and what movie-goers can expect to find at the multimention. i max ceo richard get fanned is here next. want to stream thousands of movies and tv shows for free? okay, showtime! ♪ turn it up tubi has you covered. ♪ we're gonna celebrate ♪ yes! ♪ tubi. watch now. ♪ ♪ jack: with new cases of covid-19 trending down in some places, states around the country are starting to reopen, but businesses will have to operate very differently in a post-pandemic world. imax ceo richard gelfond joins me on how coronavirus will change the movie industry. rich, thank you so much for joining us. in case some people don't know, imax has about 1600 theaters in 81 countries. b

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given the money and the long i mean what sam malone said to all in that book i know that's why i'm scared when our date is in town and not christians. or in a. magical guy did that mean i'm a good i don't know enough cause i'm afraid that my robbery will happen again i saw what happened in mirali the city was destroyed and our livelihood would also be destroyed if this were to happen somewhere here in our area that we let the deadly danger come it was a lot more to him we've got we've got easier life here. we don't want to be evacuated we don't want to life without direction and they don't like a muscle in the mine but with the man i mean and that's what i'm really stood by. which is what. we're hearing. the villagers are descendants of christian settlers from the north most of whom came here while the philippines was under u.s. control which only ended in 1906. many here don't trust muslims of course you know they don't but don't let muslims come to our village says no problem but when we go to where they are they want to cut off our heads well let me in. the middle of you know melissa l

malone companies have been exposed to travel and entertainment. the is where we think opportunity is as we solve this crisis medically and socially and consumers start consuming again. and traveling again. concerts in sports and like madison square garden, comcast, disney, we think there are a lot of opportunity there. hallmark of gabelli going back decades is to not be afraid of growth. ownership the iconic of comcast when they were burning cash. stockss gabelli treat like amazon that burn cash quarter after quarter waiting for comcast like profit growth down the road? chris: that is a great question. our growth team does own amazon. our value team has not of yet. like recurring businesses and businesses with high visibility. amazon has been tricky. we shy away from retail. obviously, amazon is more than retail. we are looking industry by industry. francine: if you look at industry by industry, are you expecting industries to just not recover for three or four years? are you doing a best case and worst-case scenario? chris: we are always running

at one point he led them to 15 straight playoff appearances in the car malone and john stockton yearsoan was 78 years of age. >>> friday night at the videos. some fun stuff for you. not a lot of dentist. here is how you do it. you have to check this out. >> i'm going to take in and try to knock it out. >> did it come out? >> yes it did. >> that is classic. i think i tried that one time with my little brother as well. i think we have some time to have another look at something else. this may be my favorite video. grandpa built a roller coaster for his grandson in the backyard. that is absolutely spectacular. that is a handyman. my grandkids do not expect that out of me. pretty cool stuff right there. that is the sporting life. we miss you guys. it is 11 pm. we will be back later was more sports. >> thank you for joining us in this friday. up next at 11 pm. >> we want to create that army of disease detectives. we can quickly squash it and prevent it from spreading to others.>>> tonight, the growing demandoccupation. >>> contact tracing is the next big thing as society reopen. hello agai

at one point with karl malone and john stockton he led the utah jazz to the playoffs 15 consecutive yearsjerry sloan was 78 years of age. memorial weekend as we say was an ominous with other things. the nb 500 and those sporting realm is not happening. we have our new memories thanks to joe fonzi this day in history. [ music playing ] >> leonard was still forced to watch as his san antonio spurs tried to avoid elimination it the hands of his warriors in 2017. it did not happen. warriors rolled to a lopsided win and they were on their way to a championship. to teammates in attendance, reggie jackson, number nine, oakland a's jersey was retired. >> my heart tugs when i'm here. in 2003, atticus winston became the first woman in 58 years to compete on the pga tour. she was invited to play in the colonial in ft. worth texas. that's disdain in sports may 22nd, i'm joe fonzi. >> not many dentists are working these days but up in canada you need a tooth removed, they found a special way to get it done. you need to check this out. >> i'm gonna knock out my brothers teeth. or tooth. >> did it come

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. >> i'm gina malone, and tim bass used to be my husband. i went to mount baker high school.s or anything, but i would see her every day. i met tim by working at my grandpa's little grocery store, and he came in for a hunting license. and i was working that day, and he just said, do you want to go out sometime? it was nice that someone asked me out and was interested. >> they were supposed to get married when she graduated from high school. after mandy was killed, he married her. it was a very sudden thing. >> all of a sudden he comes to me and he's like, "do you want to get married now?" and so we got married. >> they had three children together, and he became a local delivery driver for the franz bakery outlet. >> he was very controlling and always told me what to do, what i could wear, what i couldn't wear, who i could talk to, who i couldn't talk to. he didn't even call me by my name. he called me by -- whore, bitch. and i would tell him, i'm like, "i don't like you calling me that." and he was like, "oh, whatever, why can't you take -- why can't you laugh and take a joke

what is so fascinating to me after having studied typhoid for over a decade is how mary malone was not the first asymptomatic carrier of typhoid. she was not even the first recognized. there was this long history stretching back to the mid-19th century of health officials trying to locate what they called the index case, an individual who started an epidemic. often times, that was people that were already socially maligned in europe. european locations or colonial locations. lhere is a longer historica arc of infringing on liberties too. question go to another from the audience. maybe also bundling a couple questions together so we get through all of these. first, we have a question about 1794, richard allen and jones, two philadelphians who helped lead their community's response to the outbreak, wrote to combat ideas of immunity -- of black immunity. he wonders if the panel can comment on issues of racialized immunities or vulnerabilities. and i will also. with this question from donald person about an enslaved owned byd -- who was cotton mather, and who helped explain how deliberatel

given up, for the education system, we don't know if the costs have given up, we have given their malonesr money, over $1 trillion to the businesses, and uninsured to help them. so at some point we have to say, how much money can we all borrow, because we know that our kids and grandkids are going to be paying for this. i think that mcconnell is doing the right thing. let's look at what we are doing. what can we do to help those unemployed? and help the small businesses, and what can we do to make sure that the lawyers are not just doing all of the businesses, because they are trying to comply with how do you keep people safe and we have all of these trial lawyers wanting to sue the businesses. we have to have liability protection for the business and the first responders. >> shannon: very quickly, do you think that liability protection will be part of another package? will there be a bipartisan agreement to get in the deal? >> there will not be had deal if there is not liability protection. it's not going to happen. all of the businesses opening, they have to do it for the health care wo

four i got to go with malone.to go with akeem. >> you left somebody out. >> no. >> you're not first team? >> no, i'm not first team. not at all. >> okay. can i give you my five? magic, michael, lebron, shaq at the five, and then hear me out on power forward, i slide bill russell into the four. >> i can't be mad at that. >> back on the playground, i wasn't exactly michael or lebron, but i did have my moments. >> oh, nice form. ooh! >> shaq, though, proved to be a tough match-up. >> no way i lose to an anchorman. >> no way i'm losing to an anchorman, he said, and he did not. i'm still sore after that match-up. he's truly one of the all-time great guys. our big thanks, again, to p.j.'s cafe in georgia for hosting our conversation and for all those young fellows for letting us jump in their game. to subscribe to the "sunday sitdown" podcast and hear the full interview with shaquille o'neal and much more on kobe bryant. you can find it on apple podcasts or wherever you get yours. >>> next week, a "sunday sitdown" at ho

always nervous that pete would get tattoos during the shoot, that he would show up next day like post malonebeing shot >> no. well, i would get them after like after -- like, you'd be like, "hey, today we're shooting without a shirt." and i'd be like, "well, is this the last day?" [ laughter ] and they'd be like, "yeah. and then, i would fill up spots that we were no longer required to have. >> last day of the shoot, pete got his tattoo artist friend to come to set, and pete set up a a station and said, "anybody on the crew could get a free tattoo." >> yeah. and we thought like, you know, maybe like three or four people would get it but the line was like four blocks down. and like -- it was just so weird. we saw like this sweet lady from like accounting come out with like a giant dragon on her arm. [ laughter ] and he's like, "yeah, i just always wanted to get this. >> jimmy: it's fun but judd, all your movies, it's like -- it's funny, and i love it, and i watch for the jokes. there's so many hard laughs in there. but also, there's a lot of heart in there and there's a good story in there al

tanisha brunson malone, a forensic technician at hackensack university medical center and that meanstanisha performs the autopsies and oversees pickups by funeral homes of the patients who have passed and she oversees the refrigerated trucks that comprise the hospital's temporary morgue. what a solemn set of duties. what makes tanisha even more special is the daily routine she has adopted during this emergency. every day she makes a stop at a nearby flower shop to purchase yellow flowers just as you see in that picture. she hopes for daffodils, but carnations will do. when she enters her work she , places a solitary flower with each new person who had passed from covid-19 the day before. it is a quiet but powerful gesture. it ensures the dignity of those who have passed, a reminder that someone will be there to remember them, even when their families could not be there to sag by. so to you tanisha thank you for reminding us all of our common humanity for ensuring that those we lost are not forgotten. god bless you. finally, i want to know that today is the 75th anniversary of ve day,

you are just south of malone, the area of northern italy that has been so hardheaded by this virus?hard hit, and so the lockdown has been totally necessary to try and manage it and we will see what happens in phase two as we start opening up. jean, thanks for joining start opening up. jean, thanks forjoining us, the chief communications officer at ferrari, as it begins work again today. thailand is starting to ease the lockdown imposed on businesses and public activities six weeks ago to address covid—19, after weeks of falling infection rates. the number of new cases has dropped to fewer than 10 in recent days, with a total of around 3,000 cases since january, and 5a deaths. however the government is keeping the ban on some businesses, like night—time entertainment venues, and imposing strict distancing and hygiene requirements on those that are allowed to reopen. this report from jonathan head in bangkok. a month into thailand's lockdown and people are running out of everything. theirjobs have gone, their money has gone, and that the mac they are lining upfor gone, and that the ma

times have changed and finally, rapper post malone announced yesterday that he will launch a rose wines summer even weirder, how he announced it - that, my friends, was the monologue. we got an excellent show for you tonight. my friends amy schumer and chris fischer have a new food network show that they are shooting in isolation. he's a talented, informative chef and she's hilarious. so, it works out great plus, a trans-atlantic interview with u.k. talk show legend graham norton. but first, a "closer look. >> seth: hello, everyone and welcome back to the attic. i want to start by addressing something because there have been some nasty rumors online. the books on my side table are real books, with real titles, by real authors and i'm not switching in fake ones over the course of the show i would never, what, ask the art department at our show to make phony book covers for nonexistent "thorn birds" sequels. and then have them sent here in the mail for a bit that all of, i want to say, eight people tops would even enjoy i mean, that would be a colossal waste of time. and i also want to a

. >> post malone is announcing his own brand of rose wine. >> it's called maison number 9. >> the winepriced at $22 a bottle, not bad. >> very interesting. >>> how do you get a "today" show star on "gma"? >> well, al roker made a surprise appearance on "gma" from home. while his wife, our own deborah roberts, was doing a live report. that's how. >> our robin roberts spotted him during her segment saying, we have an al roker sighting! it happened as their 17-year-old son, nicholas, popped into the screen. >> so much going on. the tv power couple has been broadcasting from their home for competing networks. deborah says while nicholas has been home studying, he's also turned into their new tech guy. >> if we get him working for cbs, they'll have all three networks covered in the roker house. >>> next, matt damon opens up about his daughter's battle with covid-19. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. th

it remind me, carl, of my interview with john malone last november, i guess. down for our annual interview. he talked about remember, jim, he talked about optionalty and their efforts. he said they're sort of testing the waters they're going to see and be deliberate, but they are going to make moves based on what they see in terms of consumer response clearly, they are starting to spend more money we've seen that in terms of filling out their library a bit. bidding here and then this will raise that question that everybody loves to ask, will they look to make an acquisition of some kind in this area i say it seems small in likelihood, but it's interesting to note what apple is doing here >> we'll watch the dow here. boeing is in the lead along with a few of the pharma names, merck, pfizer, unh and proctor a mix. boeing stuck in there. back in a moment turn on my tv and boom, it's got all my favorite shows right there. i wish my trading platform worked like that. well have you tried thinkorswim? this is totally customizable, so you focus only on what you want.

basis updating people the best you can so keep your fingers crossed going on the glide path, steve malonemuch. we reached out to the mayor's office and they offered a statement where they said what works for long island or new jersey doesn't work in the city so that's what he said. back in a moment to wrap things up. >> well, thank you very much for watching us today, we will be back here at 6:00 a.m. eastern on the virtual couch. have a great day. >> sandra: thank you. president trump bashing twitter after the site flagged his tweets with a fact-check warning. good morning everyone, i am sandra smith. >> ed: a very pleasant good morning to you, i met henry. the president accusing twitter of interfering with free speech and the 2020 elections after the platform as a warning to his tweets about mail-in ballots and alleged voter fraud. >> sandra: "the new york post" summing it up this morning with "tweet fight, president darius as twitter labeled him a fake news." >> ed: is also threatening to move the convention of north carolina giving the governor one week to decide

county executive steve malone tells us of proper safety precautions and, he says, working with the localks the war data can again be properly honored. >> when you see those graves out there all lined up and you realize that all of these individuals served and sacrificed for our country, and the notion that we would allow this virus to stop us from honoring them appropriately by placing american flags is just, for us in suffolk county, is unacceptable. >> the u.s. national cemetery association that oversees the sites tells fox news that it it has not released restrictions, they are also saying "families and service members are welcome to visit cemeteries throughout memorial day weekend and place individual flags on graves to honor friends and family. eagle scout karen monahan and his boy scout troop 443 of middle island in new york have placed thousands of flags at the national cemetery over the last three days and he and his friends are confident they can do it again in two weeks safely. >> it's definitely a very emotional, kind of moving experience. personally, my dad is a veteran and h

maria malone is a lecturer in the business of fashion at manchester metropolitan university and kristabelsome bargains to be hard. stock has been on its way and that has stopped. in a lot of countries that manufactured for the uk market have also been in the town, but that stock was on its way, it will be getting the warehouse and then we have gone into lockdown. there will be some bargains. unfortunately we have not gone on holiday to buy our summer bargains. that is the big problem, isn't it? and also the retailers have lost at least two months of revenue, certainly from the shops, so they need to try to make some money. that got to get some cash into the business to be sustainable, obviously we have seen people go by the wayside in the last few weeks and tried to prevent any more going. they have got to get some money in so there will be enticing the customer through the door and try to get rid of that summer stock that was already on its way or had already landed before we see what they have developed, if we can get, urgently through the sum of the winter stock being made in these cou

also nicki minaj went to red lobster, where she was fired from and post malone takes me out to olivee at nobu. and blake, i can't believe this is true, but you've never tried sushi before >> i mean, not the raw -- like the raw stuff, no. >> jimmy: we are going on a dinner date to red lobster >> yes >> jimmy: i've never been to an olive garden ever. oh dude, we're here. >> family. >> jimmy: yeah, when you're here, we're family >> together: we're here and we're family >> jimmy: let's do this! >> wait -- >> jimmy: don't eat this this is a hot towel. this is not a sushi roll [ laughter ] so, you clean your hands with this see? >> ah. >> jimmy: that's how you clean your hands >> lobsteritas, frozen strawberry >> oh my god, thank you. >> you got it nicki? >> yes >> awesome thank you. >> thank you so much >> jimmy: wait, are you joking me >> i am not joking >> jimmy: no, you're absolutely joking me. >> there you are, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh my god, thank you >> enjoy >> oh my god, this is so good. you're paying? >> jimmy: i'm definitely getting an uber. i know that. >> but are you paying? >> ye

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