i read that when live concerts start up, there won't be mosh pits or crowd surfing. kenny g.as like are you [ bleep ] kidding me [ bleep ]. give me one thing. one thing i ask is to bleep bre[ bleep ] crowd surf and here i am trying to [ bleep ] sing and play the sax while no [ bleep ] moshing. a broadway play debuted its opening for a year that would be fun after a year of quarantine with your spouse and you go to work and guess who's there waiting for you. i bet many people think that social distancing will be the new normal in bars if you thought ordering a drink was hard before, just wait until you're six feet away hey, can i -- can i just get a -- just i'll get a beer. he's getting a frozen drink. who gets a frozen drink. as if we're not dealing with enough, the first hurricane could be forming off the southeastern coast. even more annoying, the ocean wanting everyone to drive by and honk their horns to celebrate and a lot of people say they haven't been maintaining the best oral hygiene during the quarantine you can tell it's bad when you put on the face mask. i read a l

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funny listening to jewish and arab construction workers on the building site and they're like hey moshe kratz puts it goes to show how much expertise was brought here in the 1930 s. not just materials but skills newer. than an artist. sharon is meeting up with. who gives tours of the white city she's an expert on the architects who gave tel of eve its distinctive look. if you're saying go because i've been done with this angle to see that that building is the statue that people walk and dance in my arm also as the ticket office who. is the kenneth lots of ok and yes i still have the mayor says. that if they're not so important that we have to fix this. social behavior of the hand of the here less than. honest my i grope iesus successor fervently believed in design for the people what became of that goal is now house designed as functional as it set out to be is about house nowadays just a brand. find out in the 2nd episode of our series down house while the f.x. . they sound in tie sing but are a drain on natural resources guitars made of african and many. tourists across the region are

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to the nice words of that persian was spread and repeated until everyone had heard it as if he was moshe. the brashness of era began in 19641 year later the soviet leader decided to commemorate the end of war by making victory day a public holiday. in the 20 years had passed since the end of the war. and they'd be set. in 1965 yelena decided to write about what had happened and what the intelligence services had done just to see you. don't. yell another sky was now a respected writer but she was obsessed by the lies about hitler's death and she wanted to publicize one she knew and dispel the myths but to make it credible it needed to be based on the proof hidden in the archives. after multiple requests she finally gained access to some of the documents. she was given little time to carry out her research she frantically copied all of the documents given to. the. chief told 5 large no she could not choose the documents and didn't know what was in the archives what she had no catalog she had to stay sitting in a chair and an official gave her one dossier after another over the course of th

an up tick could be result of mosh testing or more hospitalizations. it's adding to a national picture that still is murky. it is murky. in some places, in some states the numbers are up. in other places the numbers are down. what health officials say, erin, is to look at the country as a whole, and to not let one's guard down when it comes to trying to defeat this virus. as the nation steadily closes in on 1100,000 deaths, the number of new cases across the country holding steady in 13 states, with 20 states seeing declines in new cases. still, alarming numbers in 17 states seeing increases in new cases, including missouri, alabama and arkansas, where the governor described a second peak. more encouraging news coming from the epicenter of the pandemic. new york's governor rang the opening bell to mark the stock exchange reopening. >> new york is back. we're reopening all across the state, and we're going to get back, and we're going to be better than ever. >> neighboring new jersey taking a significant step, the governor seg outdoor graduations will b

right now, you might as well ban mosh pits.a theory, a theory, i tell you, about these random tweets. trump's approval ratings are falling, and two-thirds of americans say he was too slow to respond to the virus. disapproval of trump is spreading faster than... than something. whatever spreads really quickly if you're dumb enough to ignore it. so he is desperate to change the subject. and i'm not the only one to notice this. house speaker nancy pelosi said this yesterday: >> he ignores his own responsibility and assigns blame, instead of taking responsibility, paying attention to science, recognizing the role of governance in all of this to get the job done for the american people. and so, he's engaged in distractions, like immigration, distractions, like supporting people on the street. they're all distractions away from the fact-- the known fact that he's a total failure when it comes to testing. >> stephen: aw, snap! mr. president, you may want to get tested, because that was one sick burn. trump fired back with an official

audience, of course, because you've got people who are like, yeah, i'll come tomorrow and jump in the mosh other people completely aghast at anyone even considering it. so we're trying to figure out the right way through it all. but communicating with everybody on what works, what doesn't work, how we can do this. again, the case of this concert last night that we did, we spent a month planning it so that we had minimal road crew. i didn't really have a live band on stage. i had two players, but they were 8 or 10 feet away from me. and some ways, it was like glorified ckaraoke. there was a guy playing tracks and then keyboard, sort of his laptops of tracks and i'm singing live and playing but it meant that we had very limited crew. all the crew had masks on. crew it took to set up the stage. it was very minminimal. we were able to do it in a great way and being outdoors help huge. >> yeah. i don't think it was glorified karaoke. maybe glorious karaoke as we watch there. thank you, keith, you've been doing a lot of really creative things. rolled out urban underground, your private studio wh

i've said, if we can do mosh pits at grocery stores, why can't we go out? if it's not 6 feet, maybe you can be 16 feet apart in a park or on the beach. maybe you could be 26 feet. maybe 106 feet. there's got to be, at some point, at some level, that people can get onto the beaches. >> harris: kennedy? >> kennedy: he's absolutely right. california, think about how much that state borders the pacific ocean. people do want to get out of their houses. emily is absolutely right. when you're talking about constitutional rights, and our basic civil liberties, at some point you have to trust people. when you're saying to them, "we will make every decision," it's also saying, "we don't trust you to make decisions." i think people are very well-informed. people do not -- loved ones -- and dr. siegel's absolutely right. we have to be able to get out in the sunshine for our -- it's not -- different states are going to open at different rates. >> harris: yeah. you know, dr. siegel, we have talked a lot about the mental health. we did a whole town hall on it. it is so cr

that way the colors don't all blend together and you get a big mish-mosh. i did one last night. i opened it up this morning. this was the swirl, and i think it came out pretty good. right? >> i know. >> radical. >> radical? >> right, i know. >> you're ready to go to a grateful dead show with whit's mom. >> that's right. >> i am. i'm full on ready. the key when you're done, you let it sit overnight. just make sure you let the water run dry with the rubber bands on until the water runs clear. then you open it up and wash it separately from your other clothes. the first wash. >> yeah, wash it separately. thank you so much. really appreciate it. >>> and coming up on the show, meet the insta-famous woman behind a downright joyful account giving her lowdown on her infectiously happy approach to life. really appreciate it. >>> and coming up on the show meet the insta-famous woman behind a downright joyful account giving her lowdown on her infectiously happy approach to life. we're here to deliver cards and packages from loved ones and also deliver the peace of min

no mosh pit.s we move into summer, there is no playbook for how do we handle summer activities and sports. that's what we just heard from the infectious diseases society. they say that in public swimming pools, there should be enough chlorine to kill the virus, but do you social distance when you're hanging out in the sallow end? and sports, it's very difficult for spectators or players to social distance in pretty much any sport. looking even further ahead, that might be why the nfl are apparently looking into somehow getting n95 mask material inside football players' hall melts. wolf? >> very interesting indeed, our nick watt reporting, thank you. >>> joining us now, the mayor of boston, mayor marty walsh. mayor, thanks for joining us. let me get your quick reaction to the president saying he's taking this drug hydroxychloroquine that his own food and drug administration says flatly, it has not been shown to be safe and effective in preventing coronavirus. do you worry about the example the pres

no mosh pit. now as nic was reporting. >>president trump is defending his decision to take hydroxy-chloroquine to protect himself from coronavirus the president revealed yesterday that he's been taking the anti-malaria drug raising alarms among health experts who cite studies that say there is no proof the drug works against covid-19 and the drug could have deadly side effects. today, the president called those studies quote the enemy statement. >>you look at the one survey, the only bed survey they were giving it to people that were in very bad shape. they were very old almost dead. it was a a trump enemy statement. now. if you look at some of the reports that came out from italy. they came out from france, it came out from other a lot of our front-line workers take it because it possibly and i think it does but you know these people are going to have to make up their own mind plus it doesn't hurt people has been out on the market for 60 or 65 years from malaria lupus and other things. >>the president also reacted to hous

no mosh pit.e in los angeles county, home to 10 million people, the county supervisor has now set july 4th, independence ta day, as the goal by which she wants most business reopened. we're talking shopping malls, dine in restaurants, but you know, it's reassuring to get a date to see the light at the end of the tunnel, erin, but also it's more than six weeks away. >> yeah, and you know, for everyone at this point, that just, it just is hard to imagine. thank you very much. and "outfront" now, the director of the harvard global health institute. the context for this discussion about reopening is, are we going to have a second surge or not. in texas today, cases up again. it saw its biggest single day jump on saturday. now the dallas mayor says that this is you know, mostly about reopening businesses. people coming back out, but the texas governor says the it's due to an increase in testing so the more you test t the more you see. who do you think is right? are we seeing an increase because things

he looks like he'd try to start a mosh pit at an enya concert.xecutives from the pharmaceutical company, pfizer, announced this week that they will start testing a new coronavirus vaccine that could be ready by the fall so now all you need is a job that offers health insurance, but not any insurance, the type of insurance accepted by your local hospital, and that has a deductible that's less than the out of pocket costs of the vaccine and that doesn't require a referral from your primary care physician unless your primary care physician also accepts the insurance provided by your employer boom it's just that easy. after recently being given poll numbers that showed him trailing former vice president joe biden, president trump reportedly yelled at his campaign manager and threatened to sue him. unfortunately, trump's lawyers already have their hands full suing his bathroom scale, his mirror and the passage of time "any progress in trump v time? file a continuance." that's a legal term. according to reports, white house counsellor kellyanne conway

will you ever see a mosh pit again?e gym owners leading the open revolt in new jersey, they have been shut down. the reason why will have you scratching your head. we will speak to the owners coming up. >>> and taking a live look at the white house. in just a few moments, the president will leave for michigan, touring a ford plant near detroit. we will give you the details next. ♪ dolph lundgren, you've got a one-sixty i.q., a master's in chemical engineering and you're technically a genius... and it appears you're quite the investor. i like to trade. well, td ameritrade has pros ready if you need help, say talking through a new strategy... ... just in case things, you know, get a little rocky? i'm sorry on the upside i think that's waterproof. maybe not... ♪ stuart: fox business alert. today, president trump visits a ford plant in detroit, michigan. blake burman, tell me about it. reporter: stuart, this is one of those success stories that the white house is going to try to point out. this ford plant in michigan closed

the actual reality — it may be many more months before mosh pits. colin paterson, bbc news.their windshield wipers in appreciation of the music, but i wonder what your takers on the challenge this pandemic is posing to the music industry and obviously to live performances? we run a dedicated music hub in the city of belfast and be kind of have a venue contained inside that and something like small music businesses so we have seen it impact on the live site and also how the enterprises are working because a lot of them are self—employed, small music businesses, and they have all been impacted. in terms of the live, like everyone else they had to shut their doors in the middle of march and we have had to adapt how we work and come up with new ideas and innovate ever since. nothing will ever substitute swaying to the band and tapping your feet but we have come up tapping your feet but we have come up with some interesting ways to keep engaging audiences and supporting music. tell us more about those. what have you been doing?” saw your piece they are talking about live streamin

virtual reality, indeed, the actual reality it may be many more months before mosh pit ‘s. police in newquay are encouraging visitors to only travel to the seaside resort for day trips during the bank holiday, after some were found to be camping overnight, which is against the lockdown legislation in england. we're joined now from truro by malcolm bell who is the head of tourism at visit cornwall. good morning to you. thanks very much. you hear about people camping overnight and, i suppose in this day and age we think really, other people getting the message? what are you seeing? i think that's it. we try to get the message across. some people probably stress reality a bit by saying i am not staying in a hotel, i am by saying i am not staying in a hotel, iam not by saying i am not staying in a hotel, i am not in a b&b or cottage. the messages we want you to come back. when we get the steps through we can open up tourism. we want you back. please stick to the guidelines and please don't break the law. like cinderella you have to be back in your own bed before midnight. that'

leading up to the point where i ran for senate, i accept the kind of guidance that there may need to be mosh fleshed out -- more fleshed out. you objected to it. but i think the american public deserves action out of this place and so often it seems we daddle and do not get to the point. looking at how long it took the body to come to agreement on criminal justice reform. and when i asked one of the first questions when i got here, i said, how long had you been working on it? ten to 12 years. when you look at what we do get accomplished here, i think we need to figure out how we become more effective, we get things done more quickly, and how we pay for it in the long run. so i'm going to savor the moment we have here. we're at least talking about it and hopefully be able to work with my neighbor from illinois to still push the idea that this is a critical time and that we need to get something done. i yield the floor. mr. burr: madam president. mr. durbin: madam president, i believe there's a unanimous consent request pending. has there been an objection to my original? thank you, madam pres

may god bless them both and it's only fitting we acknowledge them and pale mosh as we -- pay all my -- pay homage to them. it is about 10 minutes after 8:00 this morning on the east coast this memorial day, we want to remind viewers the events we are covering today. expecting president trump to arlington national cemetery at the tomb of the unknown soldier bring excited to participate in a recent -- a wreathlaying ceremony. also expect the head up to fort mchenry at noon today. we hope you watch with us here andocus on memorial day what's taking place at arlington national cemetery. leo, give our viewers some pictures in this year at arlington national cemetery and as we do that and you explain what flags in is and how it changed this year? this is volunteers putting flags in to the grays at arlington. because of the virus and .estrictions, those are limited arlington is closed off except for the president come onto russian family members of family entourage, family members. paying respects to fellow soldiers who died. today is going to be much more subdued day. limiting those numbers

do you believe the country was better off if federal agencies like moshe issued guidelines -- issued.s.h.a. tha guidelines that are industry-specific to stopping the virus? can you hear me? mr. smartt: i think it is a great question. from my experience and my team's own experience, one of the challenges has been the varying degrees of information. .o the answer would be yes chairman graham: mr. perrone. perrone: i do think that it would be better if we had specific guidelines that were connected to the c.d.c. guidelines, yes, that were enforceable. chairman graham: ms. dixon. well.xon: i agree as this will be the only way we can protect workers and have something to hold employers to hold accountable to, the was scarred following. chairman graham: mr. tyner. mr. tyner: my perspective, the challenge here is we don't have clear guidelines or rules so we don't know if the decisions we are making are the right ones. so the answer would be yes. chairman graham: professor vladeck? professor vladeck: i agree. i think clear guidelines from provideagencies would regulatory compliance. thank you. ch

i read this morning we've already priced mosh th ed more so far than we did all of may last year. unbelievable >> right it's not just straight equity. it's not just debt the way disney is doing. we saw yesterday the deal with coty, kky stepping up for a billion dollars in a convertible preferred. it's extraordinary and again, if you are a company, you probably want to get out ahead of the issuance that's still to come and the idea that there will be a repricing of some kind that will make your cost of capital more expensive that's what disney seemed to be thinking by their decision to hit the market some prices that are -- >> buy s&p global. by doug pederson's company it's a windfall. buy it here. spgi >> we'll take a break. there's so much to get to today. there's other news regarding disney bullard is on the tape talking about fed programs, fauci at the top of the hour. a lot more "squawk on the street." don't go anywhere. when the world gets complicated, a lot goes through your mind. with fidelity wealth management, your dedicated adviser can give you straightforward advice and

may god bless them both and it's only fitting we acknowledge them and pale mosh as we -- pay all my -- pay homage to them. it is about 10 minutes after 8:00 this morning on the east coast this memorial day, we want to remind viewers the events we are covering today. expecting president trump to arlington national cemetery at the tomb of the unknown soldier bring excited to participate in a recent -- a wreathlaying ceremony. also expect the head up to fort mchenry at noon today. we hope you watch with us here andocus on memorial day what's taking place at arlington national cemetery. leo, give our viewers some pictures in this year at arlington national cemetery and as we do that and you explain what flags in is and how it changed this year? this is volunteers putting flags in to the grays at arlington. because of the virus and .estrictions, those are limited arlington is closed off except for the president come onto russian family members of family entourage, family members. paying respects to fellow soldiers who died. today is going to be much more subdued day. limiting those numbers

stuart: am i right in saying it will be years before we see another mosh pit? is that accurate?hink tons of people are craving for one right now but you are right, stuart. stuart: 60 years ago, i might have done it but not now. thanks, lauren. >>> look at amazon. i'm sure it's up. yes, it is up. only six bucks, okay. senators have sent a letter to jeff bezos about retaliation against whistleblowers. susan? susan: nine senators including many that were across the democratic 2020 hopeful stage in the past few months, and that includes elizabeth warren, cory booker, kamala harris and kirsten gillibrand, they are asking for more answers to their questions to amazon ceo jeff bezos about why four whistleblowers, those that actually staged and orchestrated the walkouts in recent years, why they were fired, including the one that was staged recently in staten island, new york and last year on prime day in minnesota which i was at asally. don't forget, bezos has been asked to testify in front of the house judiciary committee and this is in regards to that "wall street journal" report and

scene there's tape around them so nobody can go out and what i've said if you can stand, if we can do mosht, maybe you could be 16 feet apart in a park or on a beach, or 26 feet, maybe 106 feet. there's got to be some point at some level that people could get on to the beaches, the worst thing the governor did, however, is that he picked winners and losers so he didn't want to get into a fight with the mayor of san diego whose a republican whose probably going to run against and challenge governor newsom in the next election so he went down to the san diego mayor. other places and across the state, but for some reason in orange county, it's like he had a political vendetta against him and i have no idea why he started this but it just in fur yates people. people are becoming infuriated seeing some people being treated differently than others and in the meantime back too what my original point was we still have problems protecting our older population in nursing homes. pete: congressman people just want reasonable guidelines and regulations that meet with common sense and i think that's par