mark morgan: he's absolutely right 100 percent .agency in this country, everything he just said, i absolutely agree with. it is absurd and dangerous to talk about defunding the police. this is a time where we actually need more agents and more officers on the streets . to add to the statistics that he just quoted, and 2018, was over about 12000 motor investigation manslaughter investigations. 25000 rape investigations and 1.5 million assault investigations that have happened in this country. now is not the time to defund us, there is a time to do exactly with the president's executive orders is wanting to do. and best more. incentivize the use of best practices to better equip and better trying the officers and agents that are out there protecting the country. liz: if you defund the place, you slam immigrant communities who, families reeling from the crimes at the hands of people who come to this country illegally. some of them say democrats are ignoring them and fears that you defund the police, you have more families saying this.

also with us tonight acting customs and border patrol commissioner mark morgan in a fox business exclusive. hundreds of border agents now deploying along with 20,000 in the national guard, moving now to stop the rioting and looting across the country. also joining us tonight, house judiciary's doug collins on the war between the justice department and a federal judge over the michael flynn case. we have former national security council chief of staff fred fleitz, on u.s. attorney john durham investigating russian disinformation in the debunked anti-trump steele dossier that the democrats paid for. why the democrats and fbi swallowed that russian disinformation hook, line and singer and why did the mueller probe ignore it? ag bar saying that. former attorney general rod rosenstein will testify before the government. on social media outrage over president trump's rhetoric. outrage many say is justified. the debate is also this, is there the same level of outrage over nine people now dead in the protests. seven cops shot at last night and hundreds of minority business owners seeing their smal

we have acting cpb commissioner mark morgan with us tonight in a fox business exclusive. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. well sparks were flying on capitol hill today as democrats and republicans fought over police reform. republicans say they have got the right plan. democrats say they don't like it. south carolina senator lindsey graham firing back saying democrats, you had eight years to start working on this. you did nothing. we're doing it under -- >> getting a little tired being lectured to by my democratic colleagues all this is trump's fault. you had eight years under president obama, justice and policing ability, none of it was taken up virtually. so let's knock that off. you're making no points with me. elizabeth: let's get to hillary vaughn in washington with the latest. hillary? reporter: republicans and democrats in congress at least both agree the top priority for the legislature right now should be police reform. the house markin

customs and border protection mark morgan is getting ready to testify before the homeland security and governmental affairs committee. you're watching live coverage of this hearing on c-span

leland: mark morgan just talked about a national dialogue on police reform. that begins on capitol hill this week as democratic control house and republican senate try to find some common ground, garrett tenney joins us live with the negotiations on the battleground >> there's a lot of consensus that congress needs to address criminal justice reform and the real question appears how far will the changes go. senate republicans are poised to unveil their legislation, their proposal this week and senator tim scott said yesterday that it'll include 3 major items, increase police training to minimize racial bias and drastically expand information sharing on cases of officer-involved violence by having every state and local agency share their data with the fbi and then making it easier to remove officers who have a pattern of misbehavior. >> if we can drill in to officer misconduct, we do it on local level, houses have been talking about doing in state level, the president's executive order talks about national level. garrett: would create nationwide ban on the use

foreign worker visa programs through the end of the year customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan said the action is designed to preserve american jobs for americans it makes sense that as we are. >>at this historic rate that we're in and we're trying to restart the economy that we do take a look at that. well from a global perspective. morgan says the move will also keep americans healthy year we're seeing in covert increase outside our borders but nevada congresswoman dina titus says that's just an excuse but know trump is that isn't colin barrow is endemic. >>to go after immigrants there are exceptions to the visa restrictions like for farm and food processing plant workers critics like titus say the new rules are like a not welcome sign for the brightest around the world, how he skilled highly educated engineer for example, business leaders and ceo's also warned the move could backfire and slow economic growth because there aren't enough properly trained americans to fill the jobs that ranged from tech industry workers to college professors the u.s. chamber of commerce said in

joining me right now is customs and border protection acting commissioner mark morgan.ure to see you. thanks so much for being here. >> of course. maria: the president went through all of these things that have been stopped by the border wall. what's your assessment in terms of how much more wall we will see and is the community in arizona happy about this wall? >> so, maria, first of all what the president said is exactly right. that's what we've been saying for a long time that border security is national security. it matters. like i said yesterday, it's just common sense. we got to know who and what is coming to our borders. and it's important that we stop drugs from pouring into our country at the border. we stop the criminals that the president talked about at our of borders to prevent them from coming in our cities and increasing violent crime and it's important that we stop things like infectious disease like covid-19 at our borders and prevent it from entering our country. it's just common sense. and the wall is working. and we continue -- right now, we're absol

foreign worker visa programs through the end of the year customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan said the action is designed to preserve american jobs for americans it makes sense that as we are. >>at this historic rate that we're in and we're trying to restart the economy that we do take a look at that. well from a global perspective. morgan says the move will also keep americans healthy year we're seeing in covert increase outside our borders but nevada congresswoman dina titus says that's just an excuse but know trump is that isn't going back years and am i. >>to go after immigrants there are exceptions to the visa restrictions like for farm and food processing plant workers critics like titus say the new rules are like a not welcome sign for the brightest around the world, how he skilled highly educated engineer for example, business leaders and ceo's also warned the move could backfire and slow economic growth because there aren't enough properly trained americans to fill the jobs that ranged from tech industry workers to college professors the u.s. chamber of commerce said

foreign worker visa programs through the end of the year customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan said the action is designed to preserve american jobs for americans it makes sense that as we are. >>at this historic rate that we're in and we're trying to restart the economy that we do take a look at that. well from a global perspective. morgan says the move will also keep americans healthy year we're seeing in covid increase outside our borders but nevada congresswoman dina titus says that's just an excuse but know trump is that isn't going back years and am i. >>to go after immigrants there are exceptions to the visa restrictions like for farm and food processing plant workers critics like titus say the new rules are like a not welcome sign for the brightest around the world, how he skilled highly educated engineer for example, business leaders and ceo's also warned the move could backfire and slow economic growth because there aren't enough properly trained americans to fill the jobs that ranged from tech industry workers to college professors the u.s. chamber of commerce said i

policy bill for fiscal year 2021. 3, the acting commissioner of boston's and border protection, mark morgan, followed by the securities and exchange commission chair test the same -- testifying about emergency lending during the coronavirus pandemic. there are several congressional hearings on the coronavirus streaming live thursday on our website. 9:00 a.m., the house judiciary committee takes a look at how federal courts are responding to covid-19. at 10:00 a.m., the house oversight and reform subcommittee hearing on reopening guidelines for federal employees who are required to work during the pandemic. at 2:00 p.m., the house ways and means subcommittee looks at how the coronavirus is impacting nursing homes all live on c-span.org. today, the senate held a vote to begin debate on police reform legislation introduced by south carolina senator, tim scott. the chamber needed 60 votes to start debate, but the vote failed

be joining him along with acting deputy dhs secretary and customs and border acting commissioner mark morgank about it with rkrepublican mark green from homeland security. it is great to have you on, congressman. a lot of hot debate about the border wall. border officials keep telling us it helps. it stops crime, sex trafficking, drug. they say it works. what do you say? >> absolutely. i agree 100%. we have to listen to our professionals that do this every day. i have been there several times and watched the people, the wall sort of keeps people into the surf certain traffic areas. you t also have the third brigae at the 100 first airborne division now h right from my hometown on the border providing observation and assisting these people. all of these assets combined in the wall is a very important part of that protect our southern border and protect people, they protect the immigrants that are attempting to come into the country. it protects them, too. it is a good idea. >> we have been covering the border for years now. we have been covering how many drugs are crossing the southern border

and customs border protection acting commissioner mark morgan also expected to attend. ublican mark green from homeland security. it is great to have you on, congressman. there is a lot of hot debate about the border wall. border officials tell us, yes it helps, it stops crime, stops human smuggling, it stops sex trafficking, it stops drugs. they say the border wall works. what do you say? >> absolutely, i agree 100%. we have to listen to the professionals do do this every day. that border wall, i been there, the watched, the board catalyzes certain people into certain traffic areas which allows cpb to concentrate limited personnel. you have the third brigade of the 101st airborne division right now from my hometown on the border providing observation and assisting the cpb people. all of these assets combined, the wall is a very important part of that, protect our southern border and protect people. they protect even immigrants attempting to come into the country. it protects them too. so it's a good idea. elizabeth: we've been covering the border for years now. we have

great to see you tonight, mark morgan, thank you.o what mob isn't just ripping down your country's monuments, they have them far more sinister agenda taking public schools. your kids are about to find out when they go back in september. we will tell you what's in store next. >> tucker: we told you about a book being incorporated into our country school curriculum but that book is not exceptional. turning them into factories of maoist indoctrination of weakness. happy to have the montagnais. thank you so much for joining us. since you looked at this, how common is this. >> the kind of rhetoric that we heard is not nearly confined, last year of the education association, biggest teachers union passed a resolution basically recommending that white fragility be used in every teacher training session. they rejected a resolution to commit to excellence in teaching. in mal, public schools have been exactly cover themselves with glory during the pandemic, only about a third managed to ever instruction. they said this is because of equity, ca

recognize the 2 100th mile of the wall system being built customs and border patrol commissioner mark morgan says the president will visit arizona to highlight his campaign promise to build a wall and slow immigration we've been saying from from the beginning that that border security is is national the trip comes days after the supreme court on a technicality rejected the president's effort to end dhaka a program that allows undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children to remain in the u.s. morgan promises the president will try again d just are starting paperwork. morgan says congress should pass a long-term solution that does not encourage illegal immigration in 2012 when the dhaka program started this country created a loophole but democrats on capitol hill disagree, they say the administration should instead focus his energy on passing dhaka legislation already on the table the promise and dream act which gives dhaka recipients more permanent protection passed the house last year and remains stalled in the senate this is the path way to a solution a sequel and a perman

foreign worker visa programs through the end of the year customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan said the action is designed to preserve american jobs for americans it makes sense that as we are. >>at this historic rate that we're in and we're trying to restart the economy that we do take a look at that. well from a global perspective. morgan says the move will also keep americans healthy year we're seeing covid increase outside our borders but nevada congresswoman dina titus says that's just an excuse but know trump is that isn't going back years and am i. >>to go after immigrants there are exceptions to the visa restrictions like for farm and food processing plant workers critics like titus say the new rules are like a not welcome sign for the brightest around the world, how he skilled highly educated engineer for example, business leaders and ceo's also warned the move could backfire and slow economic growth because there aren't enough properly trained americans to fill the jobs that ranged from tech industry workers to college professors the u.s. chamber of commerce said in a

recognize the 2 100th mile of the wall system being built customs and border patrol commissioner mark morgan says the president will visit arizona to highlight his campaign promise to build a wall and slow immigration we've been saying from from the beginning that that border security is is national the trip comes days after the supreme court on a technicality rejected the president's effort to end dhaka a program that allows undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children to remain in the u.s. morgan promises the president will try again d just are starting paperwork. morgan says congress should pass a long-term solution that does not encourage illegal immigration in 2012 when the dhaka program started this country created a loophole but democrats on capitol hill disagree, they say the administration should instead focus his energy on passing dhaka legislation already on the table the promise and dream act which gives dhaka recipients more permanent protection passed the house last year and remains stalled in the senate this is the path way to a solution a sequel and a perman

i want to take a look at the customs and border patrol protections commissioner, mark morgan, and what he had to say about all this, speaking to the very issue that different people see it differently. let's watch. >> mr. brooks didn't just resist a lawful arrest, he did so violently. he fought with the police again and again. he took their weapon, one of their weapons, and tried to use it against him. that is a complete different set of circumstances. >> harris: mollie, the atlanta mayor, keisha lance bottoms, said she did not believe brooks' death was a justified use of deadly force. we have been reporting that there are questions about what this investigation will entail in terms of the training, so on and so forth. we'll let them do that. but what does this do to a nation already divided at this point? >> i do think is important, first off, any time a man is killed by police it's a horrible thing. that we could see this happening and what not. it is understandable that people have -- that their hearts are breaking about it. and it's yet another bad situation. this was very differen

commissioner mark morgan. thank you very much.'s doing a fantastic job at the army core. if we have interesting construction talk, don't we? really great stuff. president of the national border patrol council. hello, what are you doing sitting back there? i've never seen that before. you're always up here with me. you're getting low-key. that means he's got a lot of confidence. thank you. great job. appreciate it. a supporter of mine before i ran. he said, i hope that guy runs. i appreciate it. we won't forget it. and several other very dedicated and heroic members of law enforcement. i met a few of them back there. a beautiful replica of the wall. a little shorter version but that's okay. we want to thank everybody. we are also joined by some of my very good friends and people that have great respect, a great governor in this state. a great friend for the state, but a great friend to our nation. a great job. doug ducey, thank you. i'll talk to you and a little while. appreciate it. senator martha mcsally who i hear is doing very

. >>> coming up next, customs and border protection chief mark morgan defending an emergency order toid-19 pandemic. congressman debbie lesko taking this one right after a short break. stay with us. for the last 70 years, we've been on the front lines with kids and families. through disease, natural disasters and war, on the ground with aide and staying to help rebuild lives. and with every act of courage, faith and love, we do more than just stop the spread of fear. we replace it with hope. ♪ ♪ david: welcome back. i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. now to the latest border battle, and the commissioner on capitol hill defending an emergency order to quickly expel mexican migrants at the u.s. border during the coronavirus pandemic. watch. >> the cdc order has been a critically important tool in the fight against this public health cry us. it allows cbp to prevent the introduction and further spread of this virus in an effort to protect the american people, our work force and the immigrants themselves. let's be clear, this order is not about immigration enforcement, it's about

commissioner mark morgan. mark, thank you very much. semonite doing a fantastic job at army corps. we have interesting construction talk, don't we? >> yes, sir. >> great stuff. president of the national border patrol council, brandon judd. brandon, what are you doing sitting back there, i never see that before? you're always up there with me. you're confidences, he has a lot of confidence, thanks. thank you for everything, brandon. great job you do. appreciate it. he was supporter of mine before i ran. he said i hope that guy runs, right? so i appreciate it very much. we won't forget it either. several other very dedicated and heroic members of law enforcement. i met just a few of them back there. they gave me a beautiful replica of the wall, a little shorter version but that's okay. and we want to thank everybody. we're also joined by some of my very good friends and people i have great respect for. you have a great governor in this state and he has been a great friend for the state but he has been a great friend to our nation. he has

foreign worker visa programs through the end of the year customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan said the action is designed to preserve american jobs for americans it makes sense that as we are. >>at this historic rate that we're in and we're trying to restart the economy that we do take a look at that. well from a global perspective. morgan says the move will also keep americans healthy year we're seeing in covid increase outside our borders but nevada congresswoman dina titus says that's just an excuse but know trump is that isn't going back years and am i. >>to go after immigrants there are exceptions to the visa restrictions like for farm and food processing plant workers critics like titus say the new rules are like a not welcome sign for the brightest around the world, how he skilled highly educated engineer for example, business leaders and ceo's also warned the move could backfire and slow economic growth because there aren't enough properly trained americans to fill the jobs that ranged from tech industry workers to college professors the u.s. chamber of commerce said i

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recognize the 2 100th mile of the wall system being built customs and border patrol commissioner mark morganthe president will visit arizona to highlight his campaign promise to build a wall and slow immigration we've been saying from from the beginning that that border security is is national the trip comes days after the supreme court on a technicality rejected the president's effort to end dhaka program that allows undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children to remain in the u.s. morgan promises the president will try again d just are starting paperwork. morgan says congress should pass a long-term solution that does not encourage illegal immigration in 2012 when the dhaka program started this country created a loophole but democrats on capitol hill disagree, they say the administration should instead focus his energy on passing dhaka legislation already on the table the promise and dream act which gives dhaka recipients more permanent protection passed the house last year and remains stalled in the senate this is the path way to a solution a sequel and a permanent solu

foreign worker visa programs through the end of the year customs and border protection commissioner mark morganaid the action is designed to preserve american jobs for americans it makes sense that as we are. >>at this historic rate that we're in and we're trying to restart the economy that we do take a look at that. well from a global perspective. morgan says the move will also keep americans healthy year we're seeing in covert increase outside our borders but nevada congresswoman dina titus says that's just an excuse and no trump is that isn't going back years and am i. >>to go after immigrants there are exceptions to the visa restrictions like for farm and food processing plant workers critics like titus say the new rules are like a not welcome sign for the brightest around the world, how he skilled highly educated engineer for example, business leaders and ceo's also warned the move could backfire and slow economic growth because there aren't enough properly trained americans to fill the jobs that ranged from tech industry workers to college professors the u.s. chamber of commerce said in a

recognize the 2 100th mile of the wall system being built customs and border patrol commissioner mark morgan says the president will visit arizona to highlight his campaign promise to build a wall and slow immigration we've been saying from from the beginning that that border security is is national the trip comes days after the supreme court on a technicality rejected the president's effort to end dhaka program that allows undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children to remain in the u.s. morgan promises the president will try again d just are starting paperwork. morgan says congress should pass a long-term solution that does not encourage illegal immigration in 2012 when the dhaka program started this country created a loophole but democrats on capitol hill disagree, they say the administration should instead focus his energy on passing dhaka legislation already on the table the promise and dream act which gives dhaka recipients more permanent protection passed the house last year and remains stalled in the senate this is the path way to a solution a sequel any permanent

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committee holds an oversight hearing with the acting commissioner of customs and border protection, mark morgan followed in the afternoon by securities and exchange commission chair jay clayton before house financial services subcommittee about emergency lending during the coronavirus pandemic. several congressional hearings on the coronavirus streaming live thursday on our website, at 9 am eastern house judiciary committee takes a look at how federal courts are responding to covid-19. at 10 am eastern house oversight and reform subcommittee reopening guidelines for federal employees who are required to work during the pandemic, the house ways and means subcommittee, impacting

mark morgan is the chief operating officer and senior official performing the duties at the u.s. customs and border protection. he began serving his country as a u.s. marine in his community in local law enforcement. after completing a 20-year career in the fbi he started at the department of homeland security as the acting commissioner for internal affairs before being appointed by president obama as chief of the u.s. border patrol. he served as chief until january 2017 and returned to dhs as the acting director of immigration and customs enforcement and has been leading u.s. customs and border protection since july 2019. mr. morgan. >> chairman johnson, ranking member peters, and members of the committee thank you for giving me the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the many challenges facing the united states customs and border protection. of course, topping the list of those challenges is the global covid-19 pandemic. infectious diseases as we know, they don't know borders. it serves as another example of why border security is so important. today and every day

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mark morgan. >> sandra: thank you, eddie. despite some troubling new outbreaks of the current virus there is some good news about progress towards a vaccine. what we are now learning and what we could see by january. dr. janette nesheiwat will join us live next on. r mode. because the tempur-pedic breeze° delivers superior cooling from cover to core. helping you sleep cool, all night long. during the tempur-pedic summer of sleep, save $500 on all tempur-breeze mattresses... and experience your coolest sleep this summer, on our best breeze savings of the year. >> i think that if we are going to have a vaccine we will have it by then. >> >> sandra: of the nation's top infectious disease experts telling everyone in a hearing yesterday that he now believes the vaccine as a matter of when when to come up not if. joining us now as dr. janette nesheiwat. i remember that moment, because that's what we have all been waiting for. everyone is waiting to make sure your kids can go back to school in the fall. it's more about when we get a

sitting there with mark morgan and frishls the army corps of engineers, the one that we reported on lastr in july of 2019, where we had obtained what we called significant incident reports, allegations of abuse by children in border control custody. it's to remind everyone of the trump administration's other border policies. those allegations were very serious and the trump administration never answered for them. the office of inspector general hasn't told us what has happened yet. but this border wall is only one piece of a much larger puzzle. very restrictive border policies that have quite frankly now most people on that side of the border. there's a huge overcrowding in the yuma border patrol station. it's virtually empty. something that he won't be talking about quite frankly when he's out here touting this wall later today. >> very quickly, jacob, how much of these restrictions they're saying it's the virus, but these were restriction they wanted to put in place but quietly have been able to enact in some cases because of the virus? >> reporter: you hit the nail on the head. this i

cpb acting commissioner mark morgan mourning his loss, tweeting in part, he served his country and newspapere dead after a gas truck explodes on a china highway. [speaking in native tongue] jedediah: the blast causing a massive shock wave, shattering windows and destroying buildings for miles. nearly 200 people were treated for injuries at hospitals. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> and another confederate statue being hauled away from public display. the jefferson davis statue being removed from inside kentucky's state capitol on saturday as crews lift away the markel statue. art atart at this facts with wee found inside of the base. statue relocated to historic site near fairview where davis was born. >>> a high flying pilot shattering the glass ceiling in the military. air force captain emily thompson is the first woman to fly a stealth bomber in combat. air force is not providing information. she got hooked on flying while studying to be a aerospace engineer. those are your headlines. pretty cool. griff: good for her. godspeed. let's turn to another great man, and patri

concord antioch livermore passing the century mark while the now, but morgan hill about you pretty much just a few areas in the 90's. san jose you have a heat advisory here in an hour that will last until 09:00pm tonight and a high temperature today at 96 degrees hot enough in san francisco and oakland without any see those 80's are going to feel really or talk in the rest of your forecast what you expect towards the weekend to all still to come. back to you daria thanks a lot john we have breaking news that we're covering out of oakland where a police standoff is underway. >>for a man who had been seen shooting a rifle from the window of a house. >>earlier this morning the houses in the 5700 block of harmon avenue. witnesses in the neighborhood called 911 about 00:30am in the morning say they could hear gunshots. police say they have no reports of anybody being hurt so far we have no word on who this man is, but we'll keep you posted. this was from the streets of san jose in the wee hours this morning police arrested a handful of people o are still out protesting after the city's curfe

. >> thank you >>> meantime, mark zuckerberg out with an op ed announcing new changes for facebook users julia has the latest on that >> morgan, that's right. mark zuckerberglaying out his plan to make facebook a positive force in american politics after the manipulation that happened on the platform around the 2016 election in a usa today op-ed zuckerberg announcing the plan to register 4 million voters ahead of this coming election, double the number registered in 2016 and 201. zuckerberg unveiling a voting information center hub to explain how to register, vote by mail and how to vote early this hub will appear at the top of the facebook and instagram apps zuckerberg saying between july and november, he expects more than 160 million people in the u.s. to see information on facebook about how to vote calling this the largest voting information campaign in american history. he also announced that all of facebook's users will have the ability to turn off political advertising. this comes after zuckerberg drew criticism for defending the company's decision to allow political ads that contain false information. saying allowing

morgan hill. and look at this. close to the century mark in antioch. 98. danville 97. that's a warm day for you in hayward at 90. peninsula also bringing in the heat. palo alto at 93. san francisco i have you at 80 in the mission. but look at that microclimate difference. go to the marina you're at a cooler 66 as you get some of that ocean breeze moving right into your doorstep. 95 in napa and 96 in novato. my extended forecast in san francisco some 70s the next two days then we drop it off a few degrees as we head through this upcoming weekend and for those inland valleys hot, hot, hot tomorrow. 97 degrees. and then we go down to some low 90s as we move into this weekend. and we have some 80s as we move into next week. so yes, some like it hot. others not so much. jess, we know, triple digits, they're your friend, right? >> i'm okay. thank you, jeff. >>> well, coming up a new book critical of the trump administration hitting hard. what we're learning about former national security adviser john bolton's explosive new book. >>> and we have jimmy. >> hi, everybody. we ha

. >>> facebook employees attacking mark zuckerberg for his stance on president trump's comments. julia boorstin has the latest. julia? >> morgan, that's right. a number of senior facebook executives publicly sharing their outrage at mark zuckerberg's decision not to flag or put a warning label on president trump's posts that could incite violence. the head of product design for facebook's news feed tweeting, quote, mark is wrong and i will endeavor in the loudest possible way to change his mind going on i focused on organizing 50 plus like minded folks into something that looks like change jason signatu jas jason sturman writing -- >> director of project management writing -- i'm not proud of how we're showing up. the majority of coworkerers feel the same way we are making our voice heard. facebook responding to this moments ago telling us, quote, we recognize the pain of many of our people are feeling right now, especially our black community. we encourage employees to speak openly when they disagree with leadership as we face additional difficult decisions around content ahead we will continue seeking their feedback last nig

roared to 220 when investors realized this won't dig the numbers according to jp morgan the rebound was stunning i know mark zuckerberg is a lightning rod but has a great business 8 million advertisers. the consumers haven't moved that aggressively in the numbers. that's why it's not dinged so bad. what else? goldman sachs boosted southwest airlines with a roar double up they think southwest will be the first to launch a comeback we know there are a ton of retail investors eager to buy the airlines on a hint of good news so they took the group along with of course their dop l ga dop l gangers the cruise line. boeing 737 max might finally get out of faa dog house testing for safety and there is a chance they might be flying it again by year end. steve said they completed day one of the test. so far, so good. maybe this plane comes around the same time we get a vaccine and air travel can bounce back there is more to come. as boeing goes, so goes honey well and general electric. we have honey well in the show today changing stripes there is rotation because they are clearly doing a better job of protecting hig

bank of america says employees can take a personal day off for juneteenth, that marks the effective end of u.s. slavery. morgannike are closing branches and offices early on june 19. that is your bloomberg business flash. matt: let's discuss european central banks in focus today, economists expect the bank of the u.k.o support economy, a 100 billion pound increase in the bond buying program. the decision comes against the backdrop of surging unemployment, a record slump in gdp, and inflation at a four year low. we are watching for rate decisions from switzerland and norway. not really european central banks, but central banks clustered around europe. hugh gimber, vp / global market strategist emea, jp morgan asset management, joins us. on the bank of england, which has to be the biggest focused, do you expect them to try to surprise the market? or are they more likely to fulfill expectations? there iso not think much need to surprise the market today. they have been happy to see expectations building around the 100 billion increase we expect today. the other option on the table for them is to go with the bigge

morgan asset management. still to come, hong kong marks the first anniversary of protests with more unrest.ould the time be turning? we will do again, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ mass protests return to hong kong a year after the first antigovernment demonstrations. at least 25 people were arrested. says executive carrie lam she wants closer financial integration with china amid concern about hong kong's future. one of the largest shareholders in hsbc and standard chartered says it is uncomfortable with their decision to back china security rules for hong kong. we are joined by bloomberg's eric lamp. what was the message they were trying to send here? >> these comments were saying that, first off, the kind of uneasiness with the situation, which is a wider situation that thebeen going on back since beginning of protests last year, with companies with business interests in hong kong and china having to straddle that line between staying on the good side of the chinese government and also trying to maintain their corporate independence. the comment is basically saying that if these companies a

follow the examples of other nations who endeavor to obliterate the past marks of civil strife hoda >> interesting all right. morgan chesky, thank you >>> we do have a lot more to get to including a hero's welcome for some members of kentucky's national guard the 206th engineer battalion returned to owensboro after a year in the middle east. the battalion is made up of 170 men and women. family and friends were there to greet them with hugs and cheers. so happy to finally, finally be home nice images to see there savannah >> absolutely. >>> all right. let us get a check of the weather. al is on duty. tell us what the weekend holds hi, al good morning >> hey, guys things not too bad this weekend. we're looking at some rough weather that's going to be pushing its way off the coast. but down there the southeast we are watching showers and thunderstorms that are firing up we're going to be looking at a stationary front that sits there. heaviest rain is going to be from jacksonville to cape hatteras then tomorrow, another front pushes down. but that one is fairly dry but we do see those showers and thunderstorms continu

mark the beginning of a new era. >> tulsa is waking up and i think that tulsa wants to become one tulsa and not the city of two >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, tulsa. >>> still ahead tonight, the debate over monuments, protesters now tearing down statues of george washington and ygrant. staying safe, pools open in the age of berman berman. >>> back with a debate over who we choose to honor in this country. protesters have been defacing and tearing down monuments to confederate leaders but now statues of past presidents have become targets, kathy park reports. >> reporter: tonight across the country more monuments toppled, not just those commemorating confederacy. lighting on fire a monument of george washington. >> that's a little bit disrespectful to george washington's legacy. >> reporter: the nation's first president facedown and covered in graffiti because activists say he was a slave owner statues also falling in san francisco's golden gate park, demonstrators targeting ulysses s. grant who led the union army against the confederacy but was said to have owned a slave. and francis scott key, penning the words to the st

morgan make there about wearing masks. they are going to hand out masks, but they're not going to require people to actually wear masks. the reasoning for that, i spoke to mark lauder, who is with the campaign, he said, look, we don't want to take away people's individual rights to make a decision about that type of issue. but the bottom line is, chuck, this comes amid a mountain of warnings that the president, that the administration, have gotten about this rally and the potential dangers. including, our new reporting, that you have leading members of the task force, dr. anthony fauci, dr. deborah birx, who just last week, warned about having as many as 19,000 people in an enclosed arena. the possibility that covid-19 could spread in that type of environment. and that goes against the broader backdrop of tensions between the president and the task force. you have fauci, who has clearly wanted to get his message out to the public. he is not alone. i'm told that other task force members do, as well. but that's why fauci has essentially been giving these interviews that break with a lot of the messaging that we have heard from the administration. fauci, himsel

morgan chesky. tell us about this memorial and what it's like where you are. >> yeah, steph. today marks the first step of so many towards that healing process for this community here in minneapolis. and we're here at that intersection where george floyd lost his life last monday. a constant presence here by supporters coming and going, writing messages on the pavement. now everyone is looking forward to this memorial service that will be happening at 1:00 p.m. at north central university, a christian school here in minneapolis. and we know that this is a private affair. several hundred people are expected, but it will be streamed worldwide. the governor saying that it's vitally important that people witness the support surrounding this loss of george floyd so that everyone can begin that healing process. the family's attorney benjamin crump having this to say just a short time ago. take a listen. >> it's going to be a celebration of life but it's also going to be a plea to america and a plea for justice that we don't let his death be in vain. >> so you heard ben crump saying they will b

marks the effective end of american slavery. citigroup has also encouraged staff to use personal days to commemorate the date, while companies including jp morgantarget, and nike are closing branches early on june 19. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine? francine: thank you so much. a virus update. troubling signs in florida. cases are soaring, increasing concerns about a new wave of infections. new york city, once the epicenter of the u.s. outbreak, is on track to move to phase two of its reopening. include thejing worst flareup since wuhan. we were talking a little bit about the effects on the economy because of covid-19. do you worry that there is a deflationary wave coming? like we have seen maybe from china? although it is unclear whether this has to do with the price of oil or that there are deflationary pressures that there are at risk for the world economy? taimur: francine, we divide the coronavirus pandemic crisis into three phases. there is the near term tactical faced with huge uncertainty that we talked about just now. there is the middle phase, the middle game, which will be about the debt overhang. and i worry particul