i am asking penny. no, but i do know of it.the time, but probably people who are significantly younger than me. it is one of those things, isn't it? 800 million users worldwide, it is one of these short video sharing sites and people have been made millionaires through it and the thing is we knew this was going to happen. as soon as we heard that huawei was going to be stripped out in the short or long—term, but there are disputes about how long this is going to take, but we knew then because beijing warned us there would be repercussions and so there was a suggestion they were going to be 3000 jobs created because tiktok was going to have its global headquarters here. well, surprise surprise, not. they are now not going to do that. this is because tiktok is a, i didn't realise tiktok isa tiktok is a, i didn't realise tiktok is a chinese site, if that is what they are called. also, i see that £50 billion of future investment from china is also at risk with some universities, for example, with banking and money coming from there

penny: yes.s to make sure you not only have access to daycare but every child has access to universal pre-k, which we all know, every study shows children who get that kind of head start, if you will, have a better opportunity in their education. tos is just a practical plan put america on good footing, to help all americans. federalill this be a program or by way of block grants, delegated to states? penny: the specifics of how it is structured will be worked out mostlyress, but education is handled at the state level, the specifics of it. governors welcome it. i have yet to meet a governor who said i want to be able to offer more care, more education options for the families in their states. this will be a welcome program across the country. david: particularly right now given the pandemic, with people at home? with the horrific situation facing our country, we have the pandemic, now an economic crisis, a realization of the racial injustice we've been suffering as a country, and we need to stan

it would've been remarked upon, penny, if he had been there in these official ones at least.er down the aisle and there was no hands, no well—wishers, they were supposed to get married in may but in london but the 150 guests and the duchess of york was there, it was a lot smaller than they were hoping for, to go and make captain tom moore acer, when did this happen? and at the end of the month —— a server. and i looked it up and i know, that is why we keep inviting you back. you add value. the chaos causes families to cancel holidays, months months people have to wait. and this is up to four months, they're saying in the whole point is that as soon as we shut down, there were all of these things that we did not know where to that have problems with. passports come up to four months because they have not got the 2000 people back in those who are working or going into the office and if the socially distance in their resisting at the moment and they've been asked to work until ten o'clock at night andl to work until ten o'clock at night and i think at the moment, it is 45 days a

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penny: i think what you are seeing this country is facing three crises.ndemic, economic crisis also we are having a national reckoning with racial inequality. what you are seeing is the vice president saying we have to address all of these crises simultaneously. i think it is consistent with where american corporations are going which is a recognition that their stakeholders are not just shareholders but it is employees, customers, shareholders. it is the communities in which they operate. i think this is completely consistent with where the country is moving. kevin: i hear you talk about the need for certainty and you are seeing it especially in the markets over the past couple of weeks this adjustment of sorts but that is not just on wall street where you are seeing an adjustment towards the possibility of abided presidency. why is that certainty needed for main street and for small businesses as well? penny: it is really hard to plan when you have no idea what are the rules going to be. are we going to be able to have an open economy? are we going to b

penny, thanks for joining us. >> it's a pleasure to be with you.a pessimist, but i look at the stock market, and given that the con seven us is that -- consensus is that the u.s. economy shrank by roughly a third in the second quarter, we've seen all of the statistics, the economic devastation the resulting from covid, yet here we are with the nasdaq hitting records frequently, all stocks across the board basically seem to be valued pretty highly relative to their earnings. is this a reasonable judgment that long term the u.s. economy is sound? is -- >> well, i think the thing to remember, james, is that before the effects of covid, fundamentally the companies in our country represented in the stock market were in very good shape. the economy was in very good shape. and if as you said, we've taken a beaten as a result of covid-19 and the shutdown, the intentional shutdown of businesses. we did see the worst stock market for about a month, and we've now seen the greatest recovery in the stock market since 1987. pretty extraordinary. right now the ma

give you a penny today, two pennies tomorrow, four pennies the next day. would you rather have that or a million dollars at the end of the month? the answer is the pennies because it is worth 5 million the end of the month. my point is if you start to double every so often the numbers grow significantly and in a place like california, l.a. specifically, that's what we're seeing. >> the other thing we've talked about is that you and fauci have both noted that there is not one state that opened according to the white house coronavirus task force plans. not one of them waited until they had the 14 days in a row reduction, etcetera, etcetera. none of them have the kind of contact tracing that is needed and yet all of them and, yes, there was pressure from president trump and from the business community and others, all of them opened early including california. >> yeah. i mean, they did. the criteria were laid out. we reported on those criteria at the time, explained why the gating criteria existed. the first thing, you want to see this 14 day downward trend. t

it has brought it from many dollars to literally pennies a month. pennies a month now. i thank you, seema. could you just say something about that? would you come up here and just tell them about what we have done with respect to very badly needed insulin. [applause] seema: this senior savings model that we developed under the president's leadership is going to reduce the cost of insulin to $35 a month for our seniors. that represents a 66% savings. [applause] i can tell you the vice president and i were traveling in pennsylvania. we had a gentleman that came up to us and showed us his insulin and he said, you are going to save me $5,000 a year. so thank you, president trump, for your leadership. president trump: that's a great job. thank you. [applause] that's a tremendous difference. we are also joined by andrea, a dental hygienist from brunswick, maryland. andrea, please come up and say a few words, please. [applause] andrea: thank you, mr. president. president trump: thank you very much. i am a dental hygienist in brunswick, maryland. i was widowed when my husband d

pennies a day from numbers that you weren't able to think about. it's a massive cost savings. the second executive order i'm signing this afternoon will allow states, wholesalers and pharmacies to do something other politicians have promised for decades an decades but never done. they never delivered. we will finally allow the safe and legal importation of prescription drugs from canada and other countries where the price for the identical drug is incredibly lowered. it's a difference like you wouldn't believe. 70%, 80%, 90%. 30%. but massively lower. then the identical drug made in the same plant, the same factory, the same exact drug, same everything. same bogs. -- same box. same pill. yet it's 50, 60%, 70% lower. this is something that ron and i have been discussing. from the time ron got elected and i've been wanting to do it. and it takes a long time from a legal standpoint. and we've got it all work out. -- woked out. we are going to be getting massive drug savings in florida and other states. and we've had numerous states that wanted to do it, ron really was at the fore

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today, two pennies tomorrow, four pennies the next day and so forth for a month or do you want a million dollars? most people take the million dollars but if you did the pennies it would be worth closer to $5 million. the point is when it starts to double rapidly the numbers grow. >> absolutely. dr. murray, what lessons can we learn from california's reopening and this roll back? it is not a success story anymore in california. >> this surge, you know, cases in california -- now we're seeing hospitalizations going up. you know, back to the message that we were talking about previously, that is some of this could be avoided if everybody was diligent, wore a mask, and avoided physical contact of 6 feet or less. so quite a bit of this is in people's control. >> sanjay, one expert is warning small, incremental health measures aren't going to be effective when cases of the virus are out of control. when you look at the situation now compared to a month ago do you think it is time for more drastic measures and what could they be? >> yeah. i mean, unfortunately, you know, i don't get any joy in

lemonis: penny bags, penny candy, okay. woman #2: like, these aren't special.se candies anywhere. lemonis: shauna's in charge of marketing for the company. shauna: hi! nice to meet you. lemonis: and what do you think about the candy here? shauna: i think we need a lot more of that old-fashioned candy. we used to have a lot of the barrels lining. sandy: um, we're trying to get away from this 10-cent candy, but that's... shauna: well, i think it's about wanting to share something with your child -that you had as a kid. -woman #2: yeah. lemonis: shauna's coming up with creative ways to make the business better and really seeing the candy store as visual marketing for the customers. sandy's thing -- "i like the way my candy store exists." and i got a news flash for you, sandy -- it's not working. i thought maybe the three of us could talk outside. -shauna: sure. -sandy: sure. lemonis: after seeing the tension between the two of them in the candy store, i thought it would be a good idea to go outside away from everybody and have a good conversation between sandy and

i know that, and he's never gonna fall for it. >> penny: why wouldn't he?he texts are coming from your phone, and you even foolishly told me what you'd say

anyway, on tonight's episode, pennies can now make you rich. queen elizabeth might need to get a gun, and america debates on whether to allow coronavirus to go back to school. so let's do this, people. welcome to "the daily distancing show." >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily distancing show" with trevor noah. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trevor: let's kick things off with some good news. i'll give you a home to remember what that is. when the coronavirus pandemic hit, scientists said it could be a year to 18 months before we got a vaccine, but just like high school seniors on prom night, things are moving faster than expected. >> encouraging news as several companies rush to develop a vaccine against the coronavirus. there are promising results in early trials of at least three potential vaccine. one developed by the university of oxford astrazeneca. results say it is safe and produced an immune response in patients. another in cansino biologics, is said to have presented i can't bodies in a month. ano

to appear chattel never not a penny yet barsh johnson he stands there lying and everyone laps it up just hammer a few more nails into this this coffin of nonsense and i am big on hammering those nails in off court never found misinformation disinformation or untruths in any of our coverage of the soulsby incident to the bricks at referendum an analysis of off calm violations paint a very different picture to the rule playing fantasy being. played out in the british parliament has a comparable a better broadcasting standards record than you kate p.s. it was reported in october 2017 that the b.b.c. is inundated with 1000 complaints a day 17 times as many objections as rival broadcasts this combine obviously of com has dealt with busybodies before and i don't doubt they have their own views on an outsider telling them how to do their jobs but it is worry this hysteria that everything russian is becoming a medical and mental health concert an attempt by an endless stream of politicians to the been everything that's gone wrong everything they did wrong on russia and standing here on the

today two pennies tomorrow four pennies the next day after 30 days it'll be worth some $5 million. point is, they can grow very quickly as people continue to spread the virus. >> the governor of california is taking steps to address the surge including stopping indoor activities in 19 counties. will that be enough to slow the spread of this virus or are they going to have to hunker down for a while? >> yes, i mean, these numbers are really accelerating and here in texas it is even -- it's just as bad or worse. we just heard 8,000 cases today. just to give you a perspective of what that means if you remember dr. fauci said yesterday we could reach a hundred thousand cases per day in the united states. when you extrapolate times the population of texas that would be 10,000 cases a day. guess what? we're almost there. the apocalyptic numbers dr. fauci predicted were there in tex texas and probably arizona and florida. this thing is spiraling out of control and we will have to take more aggressive measures. i've not seen evidence that the surgical strike methods proposed are going to b

what we did of course that breakthrough and the other parts of your your research probably not more pennies of more papers than any transfer of the exchequer in history and insulted the new giving them the station of the the s.p.c. ward the nobel laureates of the of the brewing industry what these create the stink sions in life. how did that how did that rule wait for europe in terms of your conversations were we people when the the realize the eminence of the professor of america. and had it war university i just feel that my mom when she came up to scotland to for me to get my doctor a science degree which is a real research degree you have to submit all your publications and she came up and when she went back to london and friends we said you know mr ivy how is your son doing in scotland and she said well. east illit school and she said it's not really doing anything it's just god's vehicle so again. i see myself but i'm so grateful to the americans gave me this is b.c. award. and when i got it i was only the 4th person and i was the only european who took tribe it at the time so it was

an hour yeah a penny is going to make a comeback i think thanks so much anderson thank you. and here are your headlines from the future 2 weeks from now you'll read the new york times editorial board a holds annual discussion on whether to take down an article titled saddam hussein has weapons of mass destruction and in august you'll learn. anonymous source that cia longs for a credit for coming up with such good propaganda and finally this coming tuesday. as pipeline projects halted big oil rep who conveys how sorry they are after every spill fears for job security rough times rough times in that field that's our show but if you're watching this on you tube please take note this is the last full episode that will be on you tube but you can watch the full episodes on the free app portable t.v. get a portable dot t.v. size download also grab a copy or a digital copy of my political comedy book league camp book dot com until next time goodnight and keep fighting. street whole. so we was this news in terms of searches going to memphis now you may. remember if you just can't sta

penny has a home, we believe. yes, penny has a lovely new home lined up. the future of humanity now depends on us. our tears. our smiles. our truths. how dare you come digging around in my past. this is the story of everything we've done. and everything we could be. that bond, it will last a lifetime. this is us. this is who we are. and our stories are your stories. lots of great telly in there. we can speak now tojulian norton, who stars in channel 55 the yorkshire vet. you might have spotted him in that clip. give us an idea, there is lots to celebrate about british tv. has your family been one of those watching a lot more tv over the last few months? definitely. for me, as a vet, work has been fairly normal, obviously constrained by all of the regulations, but i've been able to get out and about and my wife is a vet as well, so she's been fairly busy but evening times, we have been having meals as a family for the first time in a long time and television after that, so it has really been something the whole family has been doing, like in the old days, s

"pennies from heaven."ins pennies from heaven." >> it wasn't until years later, on graduation day at his beloved notre dame, that regis finally fessed up to his showbiz dream. >> and i said, "come on, mom, i'm gonna tell you now exactly what i'm gonna do." and they were all excited. so we walked to the music hall, opened the door, and i sang "pennies from heaven." and as i was singing, i could see my sainted mother, her eyes with tears in them. >> but not tears of joy? >> no, no, tears of joy. and my father, a tough irish guy, was a boxer, was a marine, i could see that he wanted to punch me. i could see these things. >> but back in the bronx at mac's candy store, he was a hit. >> dean martin, guy mitchell, he did them all. >> and inseparable from childhood friends ed "the tank" treratola and tom "freakin'" finelli. >> freakin' finelli. >> he had nicknames for everybody. >> well, you guys have to tell me, give me the dirt. what was regis like as a kid? was he -- >> what was regis? he was a sex maniac. >> th

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to keep the federal agencies open and we didn't spend a penny on our national security, our spending trajectory is still going in the -- >>> thank you. we've had a tremendous week uniting the country in our fight against the china virus. i've reminded people of the importance of masks when you can't socially distance in particular. a strong message has been sent out to young people to stop going to crowded bars and other crowded places. yeer

coronavirus crisis south korea's economy recorded its worst quarterly performance in decades as the penny handed a sports course to mystic product was down 2.9 percent year on year that was worse than full cost. a straight is economy is expected to shrink at its fastest pace in history in the 2nd quarter the coronavirus forced a shutdown of much of the country and. a nation already reeling from drought and. corporate news germany's dima lost almost $2000000000.00 euros in the 2nd quarter the most eighties make a stopped production for several months during the pandemic it says cost sales are now rebounding it still hopes to make a profit this year. and tesla made of $104000000.00 profit in the 2nd quarter that's despite the crisis in joost closure of its assembly plant in california for several weeks it's the electric comic is quarterly profit or a brooch that qualifies it to be included in the s. and p. $500.00 index of corporate titans. well let's bring in chelsea delaney a financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea why is tesla driving ahead. but is lagging explain the difference tha

to keep the federal agencies open and we didn't spend a penny on our national security, our spending trajectory is still going in the -- >>> thank you. we've had a tremendous week uniting the country in our fight against the china virus. i've reminded people of the importance of masks when you can't socially distance in particular. a strong message has been sent out to young people to stop going to crowded bars and other crowded places. yesterday, we made the amazing announcement for plans to protect nursing home residents. we're working very hard on that. we're doing very well all over the country. and also about contracting with pfizer, we made a big, big beautiful contract with pfizer. we think they're very close, but we have a lot of companies that are very close to produce a vaccine. and i wanted to come out again today to share some additional news with you. this afternoon, my political team came to me and laid out our plans for the convention in jacksonville, florida. it's a place i love. i love that state. the drawings look absolutely beautiful. i never thought we could have

player kevin deployed it was also a member of chelsea's and out on me while the blues made a pretty penny in transfer fees the belgian also saw a boost to the south korea. was considered a failure at chelsea but off to showing his true worth while on loan managed to hit the big time off the rule. but with the loan business getting out of hand fi fund has now intervened to play a holding as of 2021 clubs will be able to loan out a maximum of 8 players aged 22 over and a year after that only $6.00 fee for claims that this is an important step. so was making transfers more. but will that do the trick some of the business model will not work. like now for sure you have to if you create a number of the lawn the green ones but. as you can see also nowadays it's a lot of clubs have another club with this same owner so there will be different options too. to handle the situation or the restrictions of the fever. referring to so-called farm clubs like those from the red bull franchise players are horse traded between new york like spork completely in accordance with the rules. then there's the man