quinn and ms.kins has taken valuable resources from our community while instilling fear among our community members. it is mr. quinn and ms. huskins that owes this community an apology. >> after a search and about 54 hours of investigation, vallejo police had concluded the whole kidnapping story was a phony. this was one of those made for california dramas. not so much shakespearean as kardashian. police seemed to think denise and aaron were for some reason only known to them seeking publicity and telling an elaborate lie. left unanswered is why anyone would want to become famous for fooling police. >> the stranger than kidnapping story -- >> remember no ransom was ever paid. aaron told police the kidnappers took his bank information, but no one tried to access his accounts. someone did try to call aaron's cell phone a couple of times while denise was missing from a blocked number. according to aaron's mother, police suspected aaron had somehow programmed another phone to call his own cell while he

i love you, quinn. >> quinn: i love you. so much. and i would give anything to be your wife.but i can't let you do this. your family is too important to you.

i'm vonnie quinn in new york.an and european union negotiators will meet in london this week to continue to sketch out their future relationship, after talks in brussels last week ended a day earlier than planned. joining us now for perspective is anthony gardner, former ambassador to the european union. ,here are some sticking points and it sounds like it will be difficult to get over. at the same time, prime minister johnson said it was doable by this month. couldn't all be resolved in a couple of sessions? are a lot ofe theatrics in this last stage of negotiations. the deal is possible, i would say. if there is, it will likely only cover goods and not services. remember, services is 80% of the uk's economy. and it will not be a deep and comprehensive free trade agreement that they struck with canada. and theres a deal -- are a lot of top issues on the table -- it will be pretty modest. there has been some movement in the past couple of weeks, including on fisheries, so-called level playing field issues, meeting

i'm vonnie quinn. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. jobless claims fall but there is more pain ahead. big corporations readying fresh sands to lay out tens of thousands of workers. we discuss the labor picture as some states look at reopening. former tarpy, the inspector. he will examine with us the cares act and particularly the paycheck protection program which reopened for applications this week. and me will hear from the ceo of one of new york city's hotel owners, and industry struggling in the pandemic, as americans take fewer trips and corporate travel dries up. in the meantime, a quick check on the markets. 30 earliering above on. the s&p 500 is still down .9%. the nasdaq has crawled back to unchanged. the dow jones industrial average, the worst performing index today, 1.4% down. click to move in treasuries. 63 basis points on the 10 year. a risk off move today for whatever reason. of the headlines today is wells fargo, planning to cut thousands of jobs this year.

i'm vonnie quinn in new york.ark stimulus package worth 750 billion euro aims to help european member states mitigate the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus. the european commissioner for economic affairs talks about the details with our own francine lacqua. deal, itthe right shows that we have divisions, but europe is stronger than our divisions. unprecedented will happen in the next two or three years. the european commission will raise hundreds of billions of ands in the market distribute them in grants and loans to member states. is really something changing, the perspective of our solidarity in the union. >> when will countries actually see disbursement from the fund? theountries that will reach higher level of disbursement will be the more affected countries. timing will be next year. time for final approval from national parliament, and we need time to raise in the markets this amount of money, and we need to have plans from member states that should be coordinated toward our strategic priorities.

president and ceo michael quinn also talks about the history and design, and shows what he .onsidersakes a tour of the norman rockwell museum traveling exhibit. tim bray works by heart assist -- contemporary works by artists reinterpreting the four freedoms. >> next, a visit to philadelphia's museum of the american revolution. in the first of a two-part program, we learned about the location and design, tour the exhibit galleries exploring the origins of the revolution. >> my name is michael quinn. i am the president and ceo of museum of the american revolution. i am now standing on the plaza of the museum in old city philadelphia.

i'm vonnie quinn. couple of headlines. one out of new jersey.us transmission rates have risen to the highest level in weeks. a headline out of new jersey, virus transmission rates have risen to the highest level in weeks. yellen also urging substantial fiscal support to state and local governments. helpedmer fed chair stewart the u.s. through the last financial crisis. she and ben bernanke er speaking to a house -- are speaking to a house panel. meantime, it's a time of increased tension in racial equality. our next guest has worked to improve that his entire career. michael lomax is the president and ceo of the united negro college fund. ofn worked off and endowment $100 million or so, they have just launched a new fun with the goal of raising $6 billion and $10 billion for scholarships and other programs. great to see you. give us some statistics about the united negro college fund, how you fund students, and why it is so important this funding keeps rising. are a 76-year-old organization, we raised $750,000 that first year. we have raised $5

i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. liquidations in the first quarter jumped to the highest in four years. audio samplewith delly about the direction for the industry. its $2.65 billion deal for postmates. what it means for the food delivery industry. an exclusive interview with postmates ceo in a few minutes. and before the president of mexico trip to the white house, we take a look at the trade deal, and how the coronavirus is affecting north america's economy. we have a little bit of a mixed market. the nasdaq is up a quarter percent. the s&p 500 is down a quarter percent. the dow is down three quarters of a percent primarily on airlines. states added into the quarantine list in the tri-state area, and that is affecting airlines. twitter is up 2.9%. a little bit of a tease early on, a tweet from jsck saying f everyone inthat it america wore a mask, they would add a like button. lori heinel is with us now. while we looked li

i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. phase one and done. that is what president trump says. phaset while ago, saying two is not under consideration, and the relationship between washington and beijing is severely damaged. in a few moments, i'll be speaking with the john boyd, founder and president of the national black farmers association. we will be asking how the china deal is scoring with farmers. and whether more aid is needed. and it is jobs day in canada. david rosenberg on the report that said canada retrieved nearly a million jobs last month, still ringing the recovery to only about 40% of the 3 million lost. let's take a look at the markets. we are just crawling back to flat on the nasdaq. p half a percent. big moves in treasuries, if you can call it that. except two basis points on the 10 year. the dollar index relatively unchanged, although other currencies have seen strong swings against the dollar this week. the me

i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. gold hits a record. it comes as investors that the federal reserve will reinforce dovishe this message -- message at this week's meeting. moderna soaring after kicking off a vaccine trial made possible by a second round of funding. baseball cancels two games due to a coronavirus onereak, this after just weekend of regular-season action. a potential cautionary tale for other sports, other parts of the economy? we will ask our guests. we are in the green right now. it looks like there we some transitional arrangement for those going off unemployment insurance, at the least. the s&p 500 up half a percent. 1.1747., 1934.74. another busy week for the markets. 189 s&p 500 companies due to report. some already reporting today. we also have the fomc rate decision on wednesday as well. we welcome margie patel, wells fargo asset management holdings managing director. characterize this earnings season

i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. the u.s. labor market accelerated as the economy began to reopen, but does the pickup in coronavirus cases but these gains in jeopardy? we look at how african americans being affected more than other groups. we will discuss today's report with the former acting labor secretary seth harris. what he thinks of the current administration's approach. and i'll be speaking to the ceo of stew leonard's. and hisgrocery business workers have become essential to the u.s. economy. let's take a look at u.s. markets. we started out with a nice bounce and we are still there. the s&p 500 at 3144. ounced up but wence are back down. yuan a little stronger. let's get a deeper dive into the market action of the day with kailey leinz. kailey: we are in the green by 1% on the major averages. for is the fourth up day the s&p this week. up 4.6 over the course of the week, the best week for the index in a month. tha

the city council, former members, john liu, christine quinn and others who put this position in new york, they should be called into account even if they're gone out of office. he is now in the state senate. david: it is really extraordinary that here in our democracy, we're about to exercise our rights as citizens to vote in and out people all over the country, not only on a national level, not only for mayors, but for little things, so-called little things like the city council. most people, indeed most new yorkers, probably have no clue as to what the city council does. now they're realizing that what a city council does is vital to the way that you live, perhaps more so than even the president. >> david, driving around new york city, empty streets, boarded up windows, boarded up buildings, these decisions were not made in washington that enabled that type of environment, to let rioters run loose and looting soho and other areas in the east village, all over new york, up and down fifth avenue and madison avenue. this was allowed by your city

i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. monday starting in the green. the s&p 500 gains more than 1%, nearly wiping out its losses for the year. expectations for earnings are optimistic as u.s. bank financial releases. florida reported their biggest one-day rise since the coronavirus pandemic began. the numbers coming in at the same time disney reopens. we will hear from the chairman of the company's themepark business. and how to reopen u.s. schools. i'll be speaking with the ceo , oneofounder of outschool of the organization providing classes outside. let's get a check on the markets. 1.3% that itining is across the board with the s&p 500. the dow is up 1.9% to kick off the week. vix below 30. we have a stronger euro today. europe definitely doing better on the coronavirus front. the 10-year yield holding at those lows of 64 basis points. kicking off this week. investors awaiting report from the largest u.s. banks. let's get to brian levitt, invesco advisors

i'm vonnie quinn.he u.s., u.k., and canada today said russian state intelligence is hacking research centers in order to steal vaccine data. meanwhile, shares of moderna are rising for a fourth day after earlier trials of the vaccine produceirm to antibodies in the 45 patients tested. for more on these companies benefiting in this race, we are joined by nina deka, robo global analyst. one of the interesting things about robo global is that it manages a health care, technology, and innovation etf. 24% year tois up date, even as the s&p 500 etf is up 2%. welcome. let me ask you about these companies chasing a vaccine. we see the latest company each day -- the latest each day we hear about get results. yesterday, it was moderna. a study had shown results in may. is there a danger to trading these companies right now? nina: i wouldn't say there is danger but what i would steer people toward is looking at the long-term investment pieces of these companies. you mentioned the etf which moderna happens to be a

i'm vonnie quinn.'s get a quick check on the major averages. the s&p 500 is trading up about three points, the nasdaq still up .8%, the dow has turned negative for the session. a stronger british pound, 1.2605 , and a stronger euro as well as, i should mention. we are also getting a stronger canadian dollar, so it bodes poorly for the dollar index, down .5%. mexican president lopez over lopez oberador in the u.s. to sign the new nafta. justin trudeau was absent, citing scheduling conflict and covid-19 travel restrictions. joining us now is the first one thee the secretary of department of housing and urban development. do weador hill, what expect between the two presidents today? will it be a warm greeting on both of their parts? i am a great believer that whatever we want to do in terms of diplomacy, that regular, high-level meetings make a difference. the high-level meetings, if we can get cabinet officials to sit down and talk about the mutual issues, if we can get the governors and mayors and rotar

there were big fans of hydroxy-chloro-quinn and i thought she was very impressive in the sense that from where she came i don't know which country she comes from, but she said that she's had tremendous success with hundreds of different patients. and i thought her voice was an important voice, but i know nothing about her. >>the clip was published by right wing media outlet. breitbart news went viral online yesterday twitter facebook youtube all removed it from their platforms. the president's son donald trump junior had his twitter account restricted today, he was banned from posting because the president said actually uploaded that same video that the president has dad re tweeted a twitter spokesperson says trump junior violated the company's covid misinformation policy. some of his accounts functionality including the ability to tweet was limited today for 12 hours twitter says it did not take action against president trump because he only re tweeted the video while his son actually uploaded the clip. the trump administration is still trying to figure out how to do away with daca the

this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: i am vonnie quinn.that story mark mentioned a moment ago. you can see the markets. the new china and legislation governing security went into effect today. this is the u.s. prepares to rollout sanctions to punish senior chinese officials over human rights abuses toward muslims. joined by shery. hong kong was just another communist city, but what does it mean for the people of hong kong in terms of how it risk they are for arrestss? shery: are trying to figure that out. time toave not had much go through the full draft, but for now, the protests we are seeing have led to nine arrests of hong kong people. 300 people have been taken into custody, nine under that law. the understanding right now is that this could lead to life sentences including crimes for subversion of state power, collusion with foreign forces. advocates andracy student leaders joined the protest last night. they already severed ties with their political groups in order not to implicate each other, but the key question is how will this e

i'm vonnie quinn.ere are the top stories we are following from around the world. u.s. jobless claims rise for the first time since march. the data putting a halt to the rally in the s&p 500, putting more pressure on washington. have a headline crossing the bloomberg that we will discuss later on. raise $44talks to billion in funding. spacex in talks to raise funds billion,ation of $44 according to people with knowledge of the matter. tesla's stopped taking a u-turn along with the market on the news. quarter is not pleasing investors as much as it did earlier. how investors are positioned in one of the most traded stocks. as states and town start to lay out their back-to-school plans, we speak to larry delaney, president of the washington education association. reopening plans become a key part of business. we have done a u-turn in the markets. the s&p 500 and the dow down .3%. is down 1%, taking a nosedive in the last few minutes. is rapidly approaching the $1900 mark. that is a risk off kind of sentim

there's a picture i've been staring at there's my sister quinn.times. so this picture, i actually recreate and get a chance to talk to my sister who's older than me and she fills in a lot of gaps about our past and i think that's something we've all -- family is everything to me there's been a lot of questions i've had and big sis provides some answers. >> of course quinn does. >> i'm looking forward to seeing the photo. i haven't seen how it came out take a look after your local news and weather >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. firefighters in eastern contra costa county have not yet confirmed the cause of an early morning fire that destroyed cars, boats and a home outside of oakley. but the man whose home was lost tells us he accidentally started that fire by igniting gas from his generator which set up his whole property and sent it up in flames. he lost two dogs in that fire as well, but he and his girlfriend made it out okay. it started about 2:00 a.m. near the bridge to bethel island. firefighters had a harder time with th

i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets.ere are the top stories we are following from around the world. schools across the united states prepare for students to return in some form in the fall. i'll be speaking with authority else goes in garcia, the president of the national education association, representing 3 million public education professionals. we will also be speaking with 2u inc.'s chip pot check. position be taking a on how to stop the administration from enforcing those visa rules that would bar international students. also discussing the ramifications of colleges going online. shares of ncino surging today, $71. the ipo was priced at $31. i will speak with the company's ceo about its phenomenal trading debut. that is all coming up in the next 30 minutes. let's have a look at the markets. banks stealing the show today and it's has been a mixed performance. 1.6%bw bank index is down effectively on wells fargo's performance, which saw some concern. jpmorgan said we are not doing so badly. jpm is pretty neutral in t

i am vonnie quinn. china vows retaliation after the u.s. closure of the chinese consulate in houston. mike pompeo spoke to reporters earlier on the issue. mike: we are setting up expectations for how the chinese communist party will behave and when they do not, we will take actions to protect the american people. vonnie: joining us is asian society vice president daniel russel and former president obama's point person on asia matters. forel, how serious is it the staff of a consulate to be expelled? daniel: this is a huge deal. shutting down a major chinese consulate and evicting diplomats is dramatic, unprecedented, and no question it is going to prompt some form of retaliation from beijing. we have the explanation, but what do you make of the rationale behind the move? daniel: i do not think the administration has been able to explain either what the problem was and secondly, and more importantly, how shutting down the consulate is going to be the solution. why was the announcement so thin on details? vague andy been a inadequate justific

>> the overwhelming prevailing clinical trials that have looked at the efficacy of hydroask color quinn have indicated it is not effective in coronavirus disease. >> the woman that you said was a great doctor in that video you that retweeted last night said that masks don't work and there is a cure for covid-19, both of which health experts say is not true. she's made videos that say doctors make medicine using dna from aliens and they are trying to make a vaccine -- >> maybe it's a -- i can tell you this. she was on air, along with many other doctors. they were big fans of hydroxychloroquine. i thought she was very impressive. i don't know which country she comes from, but she said she's had tremendous success with hundreds of different patients and i thought her voice was an important voice but i know nothing about her. >> reporter: the misinformation and mixed messages undercut the president's effort to show the american people he is fully engaged in the fight against covid-19. just last week, he had said things may get worse before they get better and for three days in a row, he urg

ackman speaking to vonnie quinn. up next we talk covid-19 and the pandemic. bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is bloomberg surveillance. i am ritika gupta. microsoft comes up short. the company failed to meet lofty expectations of 49% growth in its cloud computing business. still, overall sales beat estimates. demand for the subscription software remains strong. apple would be interested in bidding for a chip designer. the firm had discussions but apple isn't planning to pursue a with their hardware -- hardware focused business model. -- the swiss drugmaker says they are rick nash drugmaker says they are recovering and have a positive outlook for the year. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much, ritika. reported cases of coronavirus have topped 15 million across the world. the three worst countries, the u.s., brazil and india account for nearly half of all cases and 40% of fatalities. we are joined by ucl principal research fellow, jennifer rohn. we also spoke to the rosche chief executive early on and he said we have to be careful about t

we had mark quinn, the artist, put up an image of the protester there and you can seejen read below her impact and a powerful statement for bristol. because it has been authorised by the council, brister dome at bristol may have had their own plans. —— bristol may have had their own plans. paul lead, just briefly. bristol said it was up to the public. this comes with its own story, and i think it's beautiful. i think it should stay. this is the kind of history we should be proud of. asa, would you be happy for this to stay? it is very, very striking. you can see jen to stay? it is very, very striking. you can seejen reid, a black lives matter actavis, in front of the statue. -- actavis. we sell that, -- we saul the community behind the removal, very much for that by all means of. that will be interesting to see what happens next. that was put up overnight as asa was saying, without permission. we will see what eve ryo ne without permission. we will see what everyone else will make of it. thank you so much, i know you will be back to me and an hour's time for the next tap through some of

. ♪ vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. i'm david westin.ccording to people familiar with the matter, commerzbank is leaning toward a retired leadtive who used to another bank as its next chairman. the nominating committee meeting is tomorrow, friday. they could agree on suggesting him as the lead candidate, after which point, it would have to go to a full board meeting on monday to be approved. could be the new chairman of commerzbank. been a power vacuum at the top of the german lender for some time. shares felltta this week. joining us now is chairman and ceo ward nye. what is your primary concern for ward: we justa finished the most profitable and safest chapter in th for the company. we put in record numbers even went down volume. but if we are looking forward, part of what we anticipate, it anticipate theo seismic shifts that we have gone through covid and not expect some degree of economic softening. we don't take it will be protracted or deep, but we anticipate the next few quarters might see some choppy headwinds, just as we saw in

i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." is nearing andeal agreement on a massive economic stimulus package sending the euro to a four-month high. college campuses amid the coronavirus. of're speaking to as ceo student housing and as we are speaking to a ceo of student housing. the public pot role of covid-19 testing. to all speak representative of johns hopkins on her report when a vaccine is available where we are seeing that bifurcation actually extends. the nasdaq is up 1.8%. zoom video communication is the best performer. have acan see, we also positive s&p 500 boated just barely up for 4%. the dow is still negative. in terms of the euro, we set a four-month high right now. -- going up getting 5%. let's get straight to that european leaders' meeting. the e.u. moves closer to a deal. looks like some of the applico's are being taken away. paul, looks like some members are getting on board. some countries are being less opposed to helping their brother run downtown. how likely is it that they will get the package? paul: i

sculpture was installed without the local councils approval and intervention dreamed up by our says mark quinn you know we had to keep it secret because this is a debate to really really clear this is a temporary installation it's not saying this is what should be on the plate forever it's a this conversation is in the public realm and i want this count 3 part of the conversation. they hope to start she will inspire more action to tackle racism it's definitely coast news no more and it's time for change it's time to move on it's time to people to keep educating themselves and i just think it's you know really important. christos mare has not come firmed if and when to stop she will be removed but she says the future of the plant must be decided in a process that includes everyone in the city even those who would have preferred that were colston to remain. disciplined have to date with other stories making news around the world u.s. secretary of state michael preparing new sanctions against a russian gas pipeline projects that see any firms that help construct an old stream to face penalties th

alongside vonnie quinn in new york.t the lockdown has done is encourage people to work out at home, and that includes digital fitness. tempot the valuation of to a quarter billion dollars. it ceo moawia eldeeb is with us. let's start with the connection that you saw in this pandemic lockdown, what it meant for your business. changed thectually whole landscape. we saw that people were starting to work out at home. the trend was already starting to happen but this completely accelerated the trend, from our perspective, about five years. getting so many more people working out at home. also because of the lockdown, people were working out even more. on average, a person can work out three times a week. we saw the usage on our product increased to four and five times a week. under: quite pricey, just $2000, but you also have a $39 a month subscription, like some of the others. how much does it concern you of four of your customers are paying in installments? down,sumer spending goes will they stop paying and just go delinqu

sculpture was in stills without the local councils approval and intervention dreamed up by artists mark quinn you know we had to keep it secret because this is a debate to be really clear this is a temporary installation it's not saying this is what should be on the plate forever is say this conversation is in the public realm and i want this country part of the conversation. they helped to stop she will inspire more action to tackle racism it's definitely culson it's no more and it's time for change it's time to move on it's time you know people to keep talking and educating themselves and i just think that's really important. bristow's mayor has now confirmed if and when the statue will be removed but she says the future of the plant must be decided in a process that includes everyone in the city even those who would have preferred that were colston to remain. before the 1st time since the coronavirus pandemic began spectators will attend a major sporting event here in germany the exhibition tennis tournament in berlin features some of the world's best players the main tennis tours where th

it's called hydroxy clor re quinn, zinc and zithromax. >> reporter: after retweeting a video, trump is sticking by his praise. >> there was a woman who was spectacular in her statements about it. >> even after she was exposed for making bizarre claims about alien dna and sex with demons. >> i don't know anything about -- i just saw her making a statement about it. >> vice president mike pence meeting with the group branded as america's front line doctors to discuss hydroxy clor re quinn. the there's no evidence those doctors are treating patients on the front line. dr. anthony fauci reminding the public, hydroxychloroquine does not work. >> but right now today the cumulative scientific data that has been put together and done over a number of different studies has shown no efficacy. >> reporter: the white house's robust testing didn't just prevent louie gomer from being on air force one, there was a second person tested positive who got a test because they were supposed to meet the president of the united states, and that was wesley hunt from texas's seventh district. he was slated to

>>there were big fans of hydroxy-chloro-quinn and i thought she was very impressive in the sense that i know nothing about >>plus the more my thank you very >>to be clear medical experts and the fda say hydroxy-chloro-quinn is not a cure for the virus the overwhelming prevailing clinical trials. they have looked at the efficacy of hydroxychloroquine have indicated that it is not effective in corona virus disease. >>california is changing the way it's collecting covid-19 data the state is focusing more on how the virus affects race as race ethnicity, orientation and gender for months the lgbtq community has urged the state to provide on how they're being affected by the virus. they're also been growing concerns over the impact on minorities. so far the latin community accounts for more than half of california's cases and nearly half of all of the deaths in our state. >>proving arcadia it's like getting a new era claassens that helps us see more clearly. or using binoculars to see a little further out we expect over the course of the next month. we will see improvements in the use of th

>>there were big fans of hydroxy-chloro-quinn and i thought she was very impressive in the sense that i know nothing about >>to be clear medical experts and the fda say hydroxy-chloro-quinn is not a cure for the virus. the overwhelming prevailing clinical trials. they have looked at the efficacy of hydroxychloroquine have indicated that it is not effective in corona virus disease. >>well in related news, california is changing the way it's collecting covid-19 data the state is now focusing a little more attention on how the virus affects different demographics, namely race ethnicity, orientation gender capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>state health leaders announced tuesday california will require lab another covid-19 testing providers to collect data on race ethnicity, gender and orientation effective immediately we expect over the course of the next month. >>that will see improvements in the use of these fields and our ability to report out to you tuesday's announcement comes months after lgbtq groups urged the state to provide data on how the virus is affecting thei

. >> my name is michael quinn. i am the president and ceo of museum of the american revolution. i am now standing on the plaza

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>>hydroxy-chloro-quinn this says many health experts caution people against taking the drug and several studies suggest it provides no benefits for covid patients said the president was also asked about a video that he re tweeted featuring a doctor who claimed that masks do not work in that there is a cure for covid-19 both of which are not true. >>the video was deleted by twitter for containing false information and the president claimed he knew nothing about her. >>she was on air along with many other doctors. there were big fans of hydroxy-chloro-quinn and i thought she was very impressive in the sense that from where she came i don't know which country she comes from, but she said that she's had tremendous success with hundreds of different patients. and i thought her voice was an important voice, but i know nothing about her. >>the clip was published by right wing media outlet. breitbart news went viral online monday. twitter facebook and youtube all removed the clip from their platforms. president's son donald trump junior had his twitter account restricted today for posting the s

a doctor who was talked about hydroxy-chloro-quinn about the fact she says you don't have to wear maskshing about devil scene or demon dna in relation to covid-19 at the video was since delrted from because of the false information. the president said he really knew nothing about this doctor. he just thought that was important for people to hear her. >>she was on air along with many other doctors. there were big fans of hydroxy-chloro-quinn and i thought she was very impressive in the sense that from where she came i don't know which country she comes from, but she said that she's had tremendous success with hundreds of different patients. and i thought her voice was an important voice, but i know nothing and the problem is the other stuff, she said a lot of things that people. >>take some issue with that clip that the presideat retweeted was published by right wing media outlet. breitbart news twitter facebook and youtube all removed the clip. >>democrats and republicans say we need to protect us medical supply chains and beatle john reporting in washington. how lawmakers want to fix t

>>there were big fans of hydroxy-chloro-quinn and i thought she was very impressive in the sense that i know nothing about >>to be clear medical experts and the fda say hydroxy-chloro-quinn is not a cure for the virus the ov rwhelming prevailing clinical trials. they have looked at the efficacy of hydroxychloroquine have indicated that it is not effective in corona virus disease. >>well california is changing the way to collecting covid-19 the state is focusing more on how the virus affects of race and ethnicity orientation, gender going to look at all of that fact for months the lgbtq groups have been urging the state to provide data on how exactly coronavirus is affecting members of their community. we know there have been growing concerns over the virus is impact on minorities for instance, the latin community accounts for more than half of california's coronavirus cases and nearly half of all the states deaths. >>proving arcadia it's like getting a new era claassens that helps us see more clearly. using binoculars to see a little further out we expect over the course of the next m

there were big fans of hydroxy-chloro-quinn and i thought she was very impressive in the sense that from where she came i don't know which country she comes from, but she said that she's had tremendous success with hundreds of different patients. and i thought her voice was an important voice, but i know nothing about her. >>the clip was published by right wing media outlet. breitbart news went viral online monday and. twitter and facebook and youtube are removed it from their platforms. u.s. attorney general william barr testifying before the house judiciary committee today. this is barr faces questions about controversial decisions made by the justice department darryl forges has the latest. >>your tenure has been marked by persistent war against the department's professional core in an apparent attempt to secure favors for the president attorney general william barr in a long-awaited showdown with the house judiciary committee i want to thank you for defending law enforcement. for pointing out what a crazy idea this defund the police cited policy, whatever you want to call it is. >>an

>> brooke: i really thought quinn would end up hurting you. or worse.sog e st us didn't.ou believed in her, and she really does love you and adore you. i guess we're all finally starting to understand that.

quinn snyder cautions that if pre-pandemic life is allowed to continue, the virus will wipe them out. >> there's this continuing faacy that i find among the leadership in many states across america and certainly in arizona, and that people think that you can somehow bluff this virus. this virus doesn't care abs.t your feeli this virus doesn't care about your biness. we are going to lose if we continue to try to fix thesi fixing the pubc crisis. >> reporter: meanwhile as arizona tries to gain a handit on thetion, demand for testing has skyrocketed with people waiting in line for hours in triple digit heat. >> shoot, it's been like 6 houro >> reporter: besides the long lines for drive through tests, some clinics require referrals and people without sympts are having a hard time getting appotments. without enough testing and quick results, it's impossible to figure out who has been infected and should be quarantined,ci esly because many covid- infected people may not show symptoms but may be contagious. will humble is the former arizona state health director. >> if the laboratory test co

one of them is paul quinn college, a small, religiously affiliated, historally black college in dallas, texas, another state grappling with. coronavir >> i think the first thing that you have to ask yourselfne ly is can you keep your students and your stf safe? >> reporter: michael sorrell is the school's president.s chool is keeping the same tuition as last year, but lowering other costs by more than $2,000 as students continue with remote learning. he says the risks of the newig virus outthe benefits of students returning to campus, especially for the cmunity of students he serves. >> to the extent that something% to the tune off ourun students are of color and thosee he communities that are being ravaged, that a disproportionate amount by this virus, then absolutely we feel of concern and caritional level >> reporter: are you concerned that people who are writing the checks are ing to say, you know, this online education doesn't seem like what i signed up for and what i paid for. >> yes. i'm absolutely concerned that people will make a different w decision.if u're making a different

wellstone acknowledges that there is no scientific proof that hydroxy-chloro-quinn actually works but he added that his military doctor recommended it for him and he says it work. last month the u.s. food and drug administration withdrew its emergency use authorization for the drug. hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine for covid-19. >>but whether time meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with a look ahead at the rest of the week. >>their grant and vicki let's take a look at visibility out there right now no sky july out there in full force so with that low cloud cover visibility, starting to diminish to at or near 0 even for your thursday morning. better clearing and lifting by your thursday afternoon giving way to plenty of sunshine and near average temperatures once again returning to the bay area. downtown san francisco 66 degrees low 60's for daly city, half moon bay, 65 degrees with mid 60's for south san francisco and even from all the way to burlingame of brisbane 68 degrees for your thursday afternoon highs low 70's for foster city, san mateo 68 degrees in mount view flirting

tour of the museum of the american revolution with michael quinn discussing the museum's history, design what he calls the crown jewel, washington's camp tent. tv" thiserican history weekend on c-span three. ♪ announcer 1: this week on q and area herian ron chernow talks about hamilton and the consulting work he did on it. lin-manuel miranda based the musical on mr. chernow's biography of alexander hamilton. brian: ron chernow, when did hamilton, alexander hamilton first get on your radar screen? ron: well, i started writing it back in 1998, brian. it seems rather comical because the reason that i chose to do

he was then contacted by marc quinn, who asked to get in contact with me. and here is the statue...was really straightforward. i went up to marc quinn's studio, maybe four days after the protest, where i had 201 cameras surrounding me, and, you know, a few takes, getting back into that moment, into that feeling, and he's really captured it so well. you know, for me, getting on that plinth, you know, i raised my fist and i raised my fist to give power back to the people, back to the slaves who died at the hands of colston. i gave power to george floyd and for other black people who have faced injustices for being black, you know? and it really kind of captures that. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. china says it will take "all necessary measures" to look after its interests after the uk government decided to ban huawei from britain's 5g networks. a temporary cut to vat for the hospitality and leisure industries comes in today, from 20% to 5%. scotland's most significant easing of coronavirus restrictions. hairdressers, restaurants, tourist attractions and places of worship are

the temporary installation was put up by artist mark quinn.ys he was inspired by the antiracism demonstrator photographed standing on the empty plinth in june. protesters toppled the statue of edward colston and dropped it in the harbor during. . rallies on racial inequality the match -- the match schedule has been released for the world cup. organizers hope it will act as a global celebration of overcoming the coronavirus pandemic. >> this is where the qatar world cup will kick off on november 21, 2022. the stadium, which in arabic translates as the house, will be home to 60,000 fans for the start of the world's biggest sports event. the tournament schedule is different this time. there will be four games every day during the stage. a first in world cup history. >> scheduling four matches a day is going to be unique. it's going to get people the opportunity to attend more than one match per day. people get to watch the world cup it very convenient times just by the fact of qatar's location. about 3.5 billion people will get to watch the world

of brian quinn brian thank you so much for being with us and it's lovely to have you back in the cs on the- streets here. tell us what. the this propose. absolute can on the budget side michelle is starting by reducing the planned seven year total this budget b by around thirteen billion euros i it down to just over one point zero seven. trillion he also wants to maintain the rebates that countries get when they pay more into the budget and then they get out we start to see some of that here. both of those ideas are aimed at the so called frugal for nationsns sweden denmark austria the netherlands. also a plan for a five billion euro brexit emergency f fund and a plan for one third of all u. funds to go to prorojects that. fight climae change now a the recovery fund is that seven hundred fifty billion michelle is insisting that it consists of far more grants than loans all of it financed by common european debt. and coming to you death it's been a sticking point these frugal kitchens you don't want be. to pay back span by. thing. is it like to see. over to the phone the country employm

absolutely, very proud to have grow up in east san jose, went to norwood creek elementary school, quinn by oak junior high school, and then i was embraced by the bellerman. they hold an important place in my heart and always will. it was definitely where i felt not only did i get an amazing education, but really got prepared for the rest of my academic and professional career. and yes, as you mentioned, i had the fortune of going to harvard, worked on wall street, worked in the nfl league office and then came back to stanford law school where i finished my academic career. >> what was it about that third grade teacher, about that high school history teacher maybe, maybe it was a business class. what was it about those teachers that kind of opened your mind and opened those doors and said, you know what, this young man is going to go far? >> sure. i think it was so many things. so many people that i need to be thankful for, including individuals that i had never met or have never had a chance to thank in person. what i call all the door-oppositers in our lives. it started with a belief i

we are hoping to talk to jen reid and also potentially the artist, mark quinn. it has gone 9:30am.honest with you, victoria. something bright and warm on the way. east anglia and the south—east is clouding over this afternoon with some patchy rain and drizzle. that has been moving southwards. perhaps some sunshine in the afternoon for devon and cornwall and east of scotland. 0verall, the afternoon for devon and cornwall and east of scotland. overall, a cloudy picture this afternoon. winds are light but even with that it will bea are light but even with that it will be a cool day under the conditions, cloudy especially where we have that rain and drizzle falling, temperatures between 14 and 19 degrees for most parts of the country. nowhere near what we would expect for the middle ofjuly. the evening and overnight the odd bit of light rain and drizzle to come particularly over the north—west of scotland. there could be heavy bass later for scotland. plenty of cloud in place and temperatures will not drop much. while the date is cool, the nights are mild, 12 or 15 celsius. for the nex

undercover and before sunrise, artist marc quinn and his team erected their statue without permissionlinth where slave trader edward colston stood until last month, they installed a resin replacement of a local womanjen reid. it was inspired by this photo of her taken during the black lives matter protests. out with the old and in with the new. and i think that's that statue, putting aside it being myself, it definitely says colston is no more and it's time for change, time to move on. people of my colour walking past that statue and knowing that change is happening and it will continue to happen. when crowds pulled down colston‘s statue and threw it into the city's docks, it prompted an international debate about the slave trade and the way we memorialise those involved. within hours, the new statue was already dividing opinion. the artist told me it's not meant to be permanent. some people in bristol were angry at the way the colston statue came down. some might be angry at the way one has gone up without permission, the cranes coming in the middle of the night. what do you say to t