>> marty rosler was not marty rosler.ad a relationship with lynsie he hadn't told his wife about. he told police he would pick lynsie up and give her rides but that was about it. marty was 58. >> she was 20? >> she was 20. >> they were boyfriend and girlfriend? >> don't think so. >> so police brought in marty. over two days they recorded interviews. sometimes on video, sometimes on audiotape. . >> when is the last time you saw lynsie? >> a week ago now. >> absolutely. >> absolutely not. >> marty said that he had last seen lynsie the day that she went to san diego on that friday. >> did you believe him? >> we really didn't believe him. >> they didn't believe him because of a tip they had received, a clerk at a local clothing store had said she had seen lynsie and a much older man who matched marty's description together at her store after the day lynsie went missing. >> i wasn't there on that day, okay? i have been in that store, all right and i'm -- i said, i'm -- i'm -- i'm easily identifiable. every place that i went wo

marty and i would like to meet him what are you doing on tuesday? and so we went to dinner and actually, it turns out it was one of the first times that she had been out in public after treatment for colorectal cancer after her treatments concluded so the evening the four of us got written up in the society page of the washington post, and it said justice and marty ginsburg and friends and we were very happy to be and friends, but the best part is the next morning, i got to work and the phone rang and it was the justice would like to speak with you, and she got on and she made very clear that this one got a big thumbs up from marty and of course, i wouldn't be telling the story if i hadn't gone on to marry this individual and have a family with him. but it was really special because it's another window into how she looked out for her clerks, she cared about us. and it was a very special blessing, i'll tell you, it counted for a great deal in my view. in no large measure because i've had the privilege in the prior year of watching her and marty's mar

marty: this a critical week.huck schumer has decided he is going to fast walk this bipartisan infrastructure bill, and now the republicans who supported it are getting tremendous pressure from their colleagues to slow it down at the very least. so this week is critical. your guess is as good as mine whether schumer is going to get through. jonathan: marty schenker, bloomberg editor-at-large. tom: you give schenker love. i don't get any love. jonathan: marty doesn't mention the dow like you mentioned the dow. tom: down 348 points. jonathan: thank you, tom. down 35 on the s&p. tom: kailey, do you want to weigh in? kailey: i'm having fun watching you guys. jonathan: you enjoy yourself. basically at the lows of the session for the u.s. 10 year. tom: i am watching real yield. let's define this right now. you've got a nominal yield which is what jon is quoting, at 1.24%. you've got the inflation expectation. you take that away. then you've got the residual, which is the so-called real yield. so they don't move directly

marriage and thinking i want that because it was a love affair for the ages. >> talk to be about marty he was a very special individual in a special person to talk about her, talk about the relationship, i don't know a better word than devotion because every story is around his devotion to her. >> i think that's a great word to describe it a word that i uses partnership as a true sense of of the word, they met in college, she tells a story in the book, it is a wonderful story, then they went to law school together they taste tremendous diversity, marty had cancer it was not all clear he would live through the cancer, they had a 14-year-old daughter when she started law school in the justice started law school and yet somehow they got through all of it and she talks a lot about this in the book and one kid got through that and we can get through anything which will get there one day at a time but we have the confidence that no matter what came matter way we would prevail and what emergence in her description in the book that we can use and they came to see the rest of devotion, she like

in no large measure because i had the privilege in the prior t year watching her and marty's marriage and thinking i want that because it was truly a love affair for the ages. >> talk to me about marty, he was a special individual but also a very special person to her, talk about their relationship and i don't know of a better word to use than devotion because every story centers around his devotion to her. >> i think that is a great word to describe it, the word i often use partnership in the true sense of the word, they met in college, she tells the story of it in the book, it is a wonderful story. they went to law school together, they were a m yea apart, they chased tremendous adversity when they were in moscow. marty had cancer, he was not at all clear he wouldn't live through the cancer, they had 14-year-old daughter when she started law school, when the justice started law school ehsomehow they got through all f it and she talks about this in the book and she says once we got through that, he believed we could get through anything, one day at a time but we have this confidence

then i don't been more than you fitted the she got to put it up that you know you, marty? no, i didn't. and i can use it, which is you know, what about doing that will give us the basic witness. when you get it from, from the board was not killed you today to london. it's no much and i do not know what the brave up those my gay mother and the ticket that joe horse issue, you know when you don't like him and she was a good day. the more money you know, thinking you did, it only just wanted been on the road and i'm, i was on this, give it a few to go to the book and mcgill and go out and stay with you. thank you. do us not feeling those little contours of the good news? some of the state you can judge on feelings and if you want anything the use the use the the the working on all that i've got is that they say all or does it offers him at this or jonathan? well, when you know my, on the schedule that you and i will turn in the lead on, on the call, the one you might not send you to know. got my whole mom on, on the stomach, generic the homebound or does it show june usual du

marty, i'll put that to you? >> well, the bottom line is that -- needs to be focused on trying to get past this pandemic and that means that regardless of their political leanings, they should absolutely be working towards encouraging vaccination which is our number one defense against these viruses. >> and dr. wen, we lost -- i think you lost my audio for a minute there and want i to go back because you worked as a public health professional in baltimore. given what you know about the relationship between leaders and their constituents, will it help in alabama? >> i think it does help. and i actually think it is time for us to start using analogies to other public health issues. so for example, leapt's talk about drunk driving. we say you are not allowed to drive while intoxicated because you have the potential of harming other people. if you want to drink, don't drive. you could dprrink in your home, but if you're out in public and could potentially harm other people, you shouldn't be drinking. and we should us

marty had cancer. it wasn't clear that he lived through.d a 14-year-old daughter when the justice started law school and yet somehow they got through all of it and she talks about this in the book and says once we got through that we believed we could get through anything. but we had this confidence that no matter what came our way we would prevail. what then emerges any of us that knew them came to see there was this devotion. instrumental in the profile as a candidate for the supreme court he worked very hard to get president clinton to consider her because he believed in her and knew she had these great talents and contributions to make and also devoted to her behind the scenes ass well and she talks about this in the book this was a really important thing because when she was coming up how society didn't support working women at all we can play in society isn't doing enough but we have so much more than she had. and here she had somebody fully supportive of her career from beginning and who wanted to be an t equal parent and she citesj

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marty makary. reportedly funding research inside china that could potentially go toward biological weapons using taxpayer dollars? what's going on here, what do you think? >> well, a lot of us are asking that question right now, and there's a lot of waste at the pentagon, and i think there's a lot of interest in this idea of just funding things for knowledge sake, funding things in the general space of bioterrorrism. but i don't think what they recognized is that the chinese have a history of nefarious and suspicious behavior with bioterrorrism and viruses. back in 1997, 700,000 people died from the h1n1 outbreak at that time. turns out it was identical to a strain in the '50s, and many people have suggested it was frozen in the lab. there's no orr way it could last for 20 years, and it was later documented by one of the u.s. researchers that -- a chinese researcher suggested that it was released from the lab, and we know they were injecting people who were military recruits with the virus. so a lo

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has your union anyway because your mother in law marty need to get enabled to the idea that soon as you come up and see what the weather bug portal dated. well then she, she you days if you got vega needs cannot get on that and i saw your day is going from me to up a needs get it. so to give you anything who need to exciting people to reflect that, you mean whether you do you want to extend this? i would bring up to you jason, but if not, but you know, put in a board for jill. got to come to to do more sophisticated him by non just get on the 1st thing you got it, then i don't been not stand you feet is the she got to read up that he know you are interesting. i didn't, and i can use it in the world for doing that was just basic get most of you know, we're going to throw some from the board. i was not killed. you just, i thought, you know, once and i got it, do not know what the brave up the board those like a mother who has to have a case that said that he jo, horse issue. you know, when you know what she said, and she wasn't a good day to manage your thinking, you know, a deal to work

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lot of the day do you want to put on you may got done hazel union anyway, because you know what it marty stuart naples of an idea student as you come up and everything has gone to the weather, bug portal because i'm a dated n g she, you days if you magog vega need to get on that and i so you did a credit on me to up a needs get if you need to you who need to exciting people feel good. you mean whether you do you want to extend on this during the number to reach this book, you know, put in a board for jewel got to cut to, to do more proficient degree of him by not just give them the 1st thing you got it and i don't them been know then you fitted the she got to put it up that you know you, marty? no, i didn't. and i can use it. we've been doing that through the basic witness when getting covered you know, we're going to throw some from the board was not killed you today to london hinder. you know what's not going to do, not the board, those my mother know what the case or the that he jo horse issue. you know what you know, what she said? she was a good day to move when you're taking your d

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marty. in fact, he's leaving santa clara county in really good shape. this county has an 83% vaccination rate with people getting at least one vaccination and that's the highest level of any county in the country with a population above 1.5 million people. so we wish him well. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> already hot today, and believe it or not, it gets even hotter tomorrow. tracking the heat advisories and excessive heat warnings in effect through the weekend. >>> people living inland are used to the heat, but why even they say it's getting worse. >>> and more than 100 aftershocks after that big sierra quake. why expert say our focus should actually be closer to home. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for elizabeth. we start with that dangerous heat ripping parts of the bay area and the state, and today is just the beginning. >> we have live team coverage on the rising temperatures and how it's fueling worries about our power grid. first up, our chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> we continue to tra

then i don't been not standing feet in the she got to put it up that you know you about marty? nothing. i didn't use it. we've been doing that. it was the basic witness. when did you get it from the board? i was not killed you today to london hinder. you know much, and i do not want to give up my board those my mother who has the case on the ticket that he jo horse issue. you know, when you don't let him on a good day, the more money to dig in your data to glad to warn each month it's in table control and i'm, i was on this, give it a few to go to the stomach and mcgill and go out and stay with you. thank you. do us very good to those contours of the really you know, for some of the state you can change on feelings and if you want anything with the the the the oh, what about oh good about that i got that all or does it offer this or not that way i could when you know my on the schedule that you and, well turn in the lead on, on the call, the one you might not send you to know i can make up my whole my mind on the, on the generic, the homebound go up, it doesn't show up june, us

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kailey: we heard marty walsh, the labor secretary, talking about this.ople are attributing the issue of child care to the fact that the labor participation rate is staying so much lower than it was pre-pandemic, in that so many more women are not contributing in this workforce. so that maybe does provide a little fuel to the fire and president biden's argument on the front. guy: we also still don't have a clean number really, do we? we are seeing certain states rolling off their enhanced benefits. that process is going to take a little while. until we get some clarity there, it is going to be hard to make a fully informed judgment about what is happening in the labor market. as you say, the labor secretary very much focusing on in the conversation a little earlier on with jon. the data are confusing, but president biden, it still feels like he's got a lot to do. the president is walking out now. let's have a listen to what he has to say. pres. biden: good morning. we are prepared to celebrate independence day. today's jobs news brought us something else

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marty makary is back with us.y, eight students filed a a new lawsuit against indiana university over the covid-19 mandate students faculty and staff this could head to the supreme court they say this is a constitutional fight, what do you say. >> i don't know the legal grounds but i know the medical grounds and there's no justification for requiring the vaccine in healthy kids in the second dose may be associated with complications that are avoidable and people have a good reason not to get the vaccine some people have natural immunity from priorne infection and other people may have legitimate concerns the idea of mandatinges both doses and kids regardless of their immune will hurt some kids. elizabeth: when vaccines were first rolled out the government said nothing about vaccine mandates, everybody's talking about them the fda has a new warning for the j&j vaccine that the shot has been linked to serious but rare side effect, the immune system that attacks the nervous system, here's the thing dr. fauci is dismis

marty makary. dr. makary, this past weekend l.a.door mask mandate even if you had a vaccination. amazon said they will stop testing at work sites, two dingily different approaches, two reactions. what do you make of it in your mind? >> charles, if anybody feels more comfortable wearing a mask. the problem is with a mandate. when you have a strong message out there that vaccines are effective that undermines the message and hurts public health credibility. ironically on the amazon thing we've probably been overtesting people who are fully vaccinated. the reason i say that, wait a minute, we were undertesting for a long time, how could we be overtesting? the cdc guidance says we should not be testing fully vaccinated people who are asymptomatic. that is the cdc guidance, businesses, sporting events, travel groups are doing it all the time. guess what, you will pick up a colonized, small viral load of infection in a lot of people that is not clinically significant. charles: so does that mean in some cases it will over, in other words,

marchty makary. -- marty makary.k of the push to reinstate mask mandates due to the dell delta >> if we do so is because not of any data, there's noea new data that would suggest that mask mandates are necessaryryry righw and there is a lot of fear mongering, look at the language that we are using the so-called dominant strain that it is dominating, it's dominating society at a low level infection in society and most of those infections among the low level happened to be with his variant all covid variant, it's a little more contagious but all covid is contagious it's not like it's going to jump 30 feet were as the other virus could only jump a foot or two we have to put things in context. elizabeth: let's move onto this the cdc is now saying you don't need to wear aea mask of your vaccinated inside schools, they want schools to be fully reopened in the fall the cdc and fda is saying fully vaccinated people do not need a booster shot for the delta variant but we have the teachers union pushing back against all of tha

the receipts, who's right, who's wrong joining meen tonight marsha blackburn from senate judiciary, marty mae carey, congressman byron donalds, kt mcfarland, former d.c. police detective ted williams, ford o'connell and former acting ice director robert tello, the white house is big marquee infrastructure deal looks like it might be on the brink, d.c. talk senate test vote tomorrow, a new report says it looks like top democrats who need to build bridges to their own rank-and-file house democrats slamming leadership including nancy pelosi and explosive conference call for bocce negotiations and for building a bridge to nowhere on dealmaking, democrats saying the best thing will be t for the whe deal to fall apart we have the details also tonight the white house reportedly considering the increasing staff at the u.s. embassy in havana cuba and continue to fight for freedom against communist dictators, that sounds serious, we will get into it also new and deeply concerning intelligence report from the cia, fbi is national security dangers from china that china was a decade ahead from russia

marty makary. we have breaking news.ation into the conditions of nursing homes in michigan, new york and pennsylvania after those democrat governors ordered recovering patients back into nursing homes. so they're dropping that part of the investigation. the fbi reportedly is still looking into the new york governor's cover-up of nursing home data and also his use of state workers to work on his $5 million book. what do you say about them dropping the investigation? >> well, good evening, liz. you know, this flies in the face of what new york found, the attorney general found, that had a different conclusion. to not follow up on that really leaves it open-ended. and also where is the data from the cdc that nursing home patients were so result potential? that should be -- vulnerable in there was never a signal saying, hey, this is a group where you're going to lose 40%. elizabeth: you know, it's got to feel disturbing to people out there that governors are just allowed to ad hoc, on the fly do these executive orders and pu

elizabeth: doctor marty makary, good to have you on, come h back soon. on the story where is the outrage of the alarm bills on the democrat party in the media over china developing super viruses along with the chinese military that could leak out of labs the gop repeated up say nancy pelosi and the democrats are not tough enough for china, that story next. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪♪ there's an america we build and one we discover. one that's been tamed and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. to deliver our technology as-a-se

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marchty makary. -- marty makary.einstate mask mandates due to the dell delta variant. what do you say to that? >> there's really no new data that would suggest that mask mandates are necessary right now. and, you know, there's a lot of fear mongering, liz. if you look at the language that we're using, the so-called dominant strain, that it's dominating. and dominating society -- [audio difficulty] low-level infection in society, and most of those infections among the low level happen to be with variant. all covid -- [audio difficulty] this variant is a little more contagious, but all covid is contagious. it's not like it's going to jump 30 feet whereas the other virus could jump a foot or two. we've got to put things in context. elizabeth: okay, you know, the cdc is now saying you don't need to wear a mask if vaccinated inside schools. they want schools fully reopened in the fall. the cdc and the fda is also saying fully vaccinated people do not need a booster shot for the delta variant but the teachers unions pushin

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marty makary is back with us. thanks for coming on.versity over the covid mandate for everybody, students and staff. this could head to the supreme court. they say this is a constitutional fight. what do you say? >> i do not know the legal grounds and i do know the medical grounds but there is no justification requiring the vaccine in healthy kids. the second dose may be associated with complications that are avoidable. people have a good reason not to get the vaccine. some people have natural immunity from prior infection and other people may have legitimate concerns. the idea of mandating both doses in kids regardless if they're already immune is going to hurt some kids. elizabeth: you know when vaccines were first rolled out the government said nothing about vaccine mandates. now everybody is talking about them. the fda has a new warning for the j&j vaccine that the shot is linked to a serious but rare side-effect called guillain-barre syndrome. it attacks the nervous system. here is the thing, dr. fauci is dismissing concerns about

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doctor marty, are you still? there we are having trouble hearing you. >> yes, i hear and see you perfectly. >> great, great. let me ask, you while we have you, you know, we talk about the booster shots, how long the immunity will last, for those who are vaccinated. we are a year out from the beginning of the trials for a lot of the vaccines we are using in the u.s.. how long is a person immune, before becoming at risk again? should we talk more about booster shots, contrary to what some of the federal leaders have been saying? >> the problem is not so much how long the actual immunity is lasting. we have evidence that the immunity is very good for six months, probably going to be good for a few years. however, it is very good, excellent against the original virus. it is not quite as good, it is not quite as effective against these new variants, whose spike molecule is significantly changed by deletions and mutations. >> he mentioned the delta variant, we see an uptick in cases nationwide of the coronavirus, we se

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labor secretary marty walsh. but i want to start with an a all-star panel to help us break this down. doug holtz eakin is president of the miles an hour action form and former economic adviser to john mccain. and jason furman, council of economic advisers during the obama administration, john hope bryant, founder of a nonprofit focused on financial literacy. and also an economics professor at northeastern university. jason, take a look at this jobs number. what are your thoughts of where we are in the recovery? >> this was a good month for jobs. it exceeded expectations. if we can keep jobs at this pace and think that we can for a number of months, we'll be well on our way to repairing things. there are some mixed signals here. the labor force participation rate didn't go up. i'm not sure i believe that number because flikting data in the report. some which is noise and some which is probably wrong. wage growth moderated but remained strong. but the big picture is that there are more job openings than unemployed

marty makary, thank you. >> thank you, jon.hern california thousands of homes are being threatened by a massive wildfire. the dixie fire is the largest wildfire in california so far this year. more than 190,000 acres are have burned, more than 10,000 homes could be in danger. christina coleman is in los angeles with the latest on that. christina. >> reporter: hi, jon. dangerously hot and dry conditions are fueling fire danger here in california and throughout the west as these out of control fires continue to burn, destroying homes, forcing thousands of people to evacuate. it's it's treatmently tough on many families -- it's extremely tough. the dixie e fire in northern california grew even larger today after it merged with another fire. it's the large wildfire in the state right now. it's destroyed at least 16 structures and threatened nearly 11,000 more. steeperer town is making it hard to to get this fire under control, it's only 21% contained. >> fuels are at record or near record levels of dryness. the lack of moisture mea

this threat is from marty simmons. marty simmons, tweets when visitors knock on the door and my children were little. i used to tell them to hive they would go and take off running a white friend of why did i do that? i didn't really know i asked my mom why we played that game. it wasn't a game for my dad. it was a survival technique that is incredibly powerful, christine. it is and there are several things that come up for me when you share that. one is that we don't understand how these boarding schools impacted our families unless we talk about these stories. right. so she's kind of unpacking that and saying like this was a game i played as a child and i didn't understand that it had this terrible context to it. so we, we need to be talking about these experiences and our families in our communities in our country as a whole. but also, you know, in terms of the impact that this isn't a historical situation. the boarding schools evolved into the bureau of indian affairs indian adoption project, and there is a reason why the indian child welfare act of 1978, was needed to protect our ch