randy: it is not automatic.nt contraction of see manyou can commodity prices going down, so i think in the short to intermediate front, inflation is much more of a threat. is ae longer run, if there sharp recovery, as you can see, i was suggesting that we will get some of the recovery but not a full recovery. if there is a sharp recovery, i expect most central bankers are expecting to set up for more inflation pressure. at central banks can also withdraw from the reserves they put into the system relatively quickly. if they are willing to do that, they have the tools to do it, to there may be pressures pull back. francine: how much more can central banks do to help with the deflationary pressures? assetsby buying lots of and making sure that markets function. one of the reason so many central banks intervene, in particular the fed, in early march, we are seeing this crash ,f asset crisis -- asset prices showing concern about market functioning. even the security market was not functioning as it normally would be

i hear you, randy. i think there are things that we are required, at this point, to do to protect consumers. i'd be proud to work with senator blumenthal to make sure that these things are not happening. mr. smith, your response to. randy >> i think we need to continue -- we need to support social media companies when they take positive action. to randy's point, good practices. we need to hold those and encourage them to continue. time and time again, self regulation has been insufficient. it is not enough for facebook to come time and time again and say we are sorry for the harms brought by our platform to society. we need regulations. we need all governments, all parliaments, congress, canadian parliament and beyond to put rules and place, because this is not a problem for the united states or canada. it is a problem for the world. >> that is so important. it makes it so much more complicated, right? to understand these companies. they are global companies. orders to not matter. you could be on facebo

. >> randy: oh, the looked pretty good. >> dave: 40 seconds. looking for number six. got it. >> randy: next one's going to be a winner winner, chicken dinner. >> dave: have a minute should do it. here's kris prather going for a wind data looking for looking for lucky number seven.a strike derby and the prather! >> randy: there it is, he's a winner! >> dave: tonight here in jupiter, florida. kris prather wins the pba strike derby yet again! it's a big paycheck for prather! >> randy: wins it all again and i tell you what, he wasn't exactly the favorite but he did just enough to win this thing. taking full advantage of all his opponents and everything exactly the way he needed to to win. >> dave: he needed seven and he got seven. kris pray there is a winner tonight here in florida joined by kimberly. >> kimberly: all right, kris, i have to ask is this a whole lot of fun or is it just incredible challenging? >> a little bit of both and a lot of fun winning, but my legs are going to be so sore tomorrow and they're going to be tired. but it's just really cool to add another

newman >> ah, randy newman.s, and was the cowriter of "three amigos." >> jimmy: yeah >> the "three amigos" script was written by steve martin, lorne michaels, and randy newman and randy, of course, wrote all the songs. >> jimmy: do you remember getting that script? is that the first time you met steve? >> yes um -- i -- being considered for "three amigos," you know - you know, everyone had, you know, carrot top had passed. believe me, i wasn't the first choice but i remember going to -- i'd never met steve. and it was -- i had just finished a year at "snl" as cast member. and i had a one-year contract, so that's -- i was now no longer doing the show. and it was may 1985. and i went to his house. his old house in bedford drive, in beverly hills and -- beautiful house but when you went inside you couldn't believe what you were seeing i mean it was just -- because of the artwork you know, steve is a major art collector. >> jimmy: yeah >> and you'd see a picasso there, and a hopper there. and i -- the first thing i

randy, broken arrow, oklahoma, republican. randy, your opportunity to tell washington what you think of this book. >> it's just more trash against our president. since he, since he was legitimate president, you guys have come after him about everything. if you think this book is a bigger deal than people taking territory in seattle then whoever picks your stories and news stories should really examine their bias. even something about our president, every morning i've listened to you since my kids were little and they're all grown. two served in the marine corps. now what i have is a news agency in cspan, cnn and, msnbc, even fox news is getting on the band wagon. everybody is slandering this president. every day. pick something that's positive about our president or maybe you could do an expose on joe biden. maybe you could look into the fbi scandal that you guys just once trump was acquitted, you guys just drop it and pick up the next hateful thing you can find about our president. it's shameful and you ought to be ashamed of

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we used to i delighted in his company he made me laugh he was so perceptive and you know sometimes randy would sneak up like you and then he is say something good she's this guy has a stranglehold on the human condition so you have to give much thought it was such a sweet well that. i will get one seems like you guys both have the same sort of humor twisted but. we were in the porn star ron jeremy what a night on such who has or. it's one of the most surreal nights of my life so hard i'll tell you about it sometimes we're not on t.v. but god he may be that night all right now listen i look at your curriculum details and you are loaded for bear what god's name has brought you to the denizens podcast . well my partner and i jerry good stat we had the number 2 music podcast last year. it was called bear and a banjo we did it with t.-bone burnett who bear and bob dylan and it was basically the return of the concept album and it was a true fiction of american music from radio on told through these nefarious characters of baron banjo and it we had such great success with it that you know we wa

cnn's randi kaye is in palm beach county, florida. randi, what are you hearing there right new is it. >> good to see you as well. we're hearing from florians that they would like to see a flattening of the curve in this state but so far that's not happening. there's been more than 5,000 new cases today that's down from the weekend. 95/85. th -- 9,585 and down a bit more on sunday, 8,500 from there, but still the numbers are far too high for people here to be very comfortable, and it's also they are not comfortable with the group that this does seem to be hitting here in the state of florida, younger people, mainly the 25 to 30-year-old, the governor saying 25% of the positivity rate, that's the 25% positivity rate among that age group, 25-34. big reason why they have decided to close bars in this state but take a look here, they are also closing the beaches. the beaches are open now but they will start to close here in palm beach county for the july 4 holiday and they will close in miami-dade county and broward as well. lots of folks

congressional district, openly racist republican steve king has lost a primary election to challenger randy feenstra, who will take on democratic nominee j.d. sholten in november's general election. congressmember king, who has repeatedly praised far-right politicians in europe, was stripped of his congressional committee assignments last year after he said in an interview with "the new york times" -- "white nationalist, white supremacist, western civilization -- how did that language become offensive?" in missouri, ferguson city council member ella jones will become the first african american mayor in her city's history after winning 54% of the vote on tuesday. she'll succeed james knowles iii, the former chair of the missouri young republicans, who was ferguson's mayor throughout the militarized crackdown on protests that followed the fatal shooting of michael brown by a white police officer in 2014. the officer, darren wilson, was never charged. in his first major address since

raerc randi kaye is standing by. we have start with alexandra field in texas, and officials made clear it is back to the basics if they're going to control the spread of this virus. >> reporter: yeah, look, these are lessons we've been hearing about for the past few months across the country, but the cases are surging in texas, and the effectiveness of masks are being reinforced here. you saw vice president pence wearing a mask, and governor abbott was also wearing a mask. however, vice president pence and dr. deborah birx, both took time to put out a message saying that masks are important. so listen to this. >> where you can't maintain social distancing, wearing a mask is just a good idea. it will, we know from experience, will slow the spread of the coronavirus. >> i'm really appealing to every texan to wear a mask. i think we know now, there's scientific evidence that masks both keep you from infecting others, but may also partially protecting you from getting infected. it's very encouraging to texans to know you

>> thank you, randy. maybe you heard some of the testimony yesterday by attorney elias saying, pointing out the inordinate amount of time and resources this attorney generaln put against thedustry marijuana industry, the cannabis industry. entirely out of favor or the president and by the attorney l general. what do i think about it? >> i think it's just wrong. i think it is against the law. >> jim bow is out of bakersfield, california, an independent. good morning, jimbo. >> caller: good morning. first comment is, if we're going to have any statue of anyone, it should be of brian lamb, because he's the one who has contributed more to democracy inahs. my life than any other single people. individual. so if we're going to honor people, let's honor the right ad people. him you said that if i see him around the office.r what's your question for the congresswoman? >> caller: my question for the congresswoman is this. there are components of this bill in which have 80% of the support of the american public and

network captioning@telemundo.com 305 887 3060 >> uniéndose al movimiento que ha sacudido el país, randyen que se debe a estas manifestaciones que están haciendo ruido >> afuera de la casa blanca bailaron por la unidady gritaban por la igualdad . una mezcla de razas y etnias en medio de una crisis con la esperanza de que el futuro sea mejor para todos . >> yo quiero que el mejor amigo de mi hija puedan salir sin que la policía los mate >> las reformas fin al racismo llegaron a la casa blanca, hasta el monumento a lincoln donde miles de personas se quejaron por el trato de las minorías >> estoy segura que a algo llegaremos >> esto se ha convertido en el epicentro, el gobierno de washington indicó este pedazo black lives matter el mismo que pintaron de amarillo en la calle >> si no fuera racista no andaría mandando policías (habla inglés) >> lejos de sentirse tensión, lo que había era un ambiente pacífico con notas de esperanza >> las protestas no terminan aquí ya se están formando más manifestaciones para los próximos meses uno de los objetivos es presionar al congreso para que aprueben l

coronavirus >>> los expertos dicen que no hay que bajar la guardia, ya que lapreocupación desde allá, randyvid-19 y como se propagan, de acuerdo al periódico han analizado más de 30 pacientes de nueve condados de california ellos encontraron que al inicio de la pandemia hallaron cepas de coronavirus pero no se propagaba rápidamente, sin embargo esto cambió conforme el virus tomo fuerza los científicos aseguran que el estado debió actuar rápido para mitigar la propagación del virus el procurador general del estado le alertó a la comunidad de los fraudes relacionados por el coronavirus esto ocurre a través de llamadas, mensajes de texto, correos electrónicos o redes sociales advierten no dar información personal ni mucho menos el número de seguro social puede realizar reportes en la página web que ve en pantalla, anótela y siempre tenga a la mano >>> continuando con temas del coronavirus en el valle central durante el periodo de reapertura han aumentado los casos de covid-19 (nombre extranjero) nos explica lo que significa son los negocios que se verán más perjudicados con los casos de covid-

de la corte suprema de justicia randy >> así es es una decisión histórica para la comunidad lgbt enuchos >> la corte suprema falló en favor de las personas homosexuales transgéneros que quedan protegidas por la ley federal en sus lugares de empleo >> ahora es ilegal despedir a alguien por orientar el y eso refuerza las leyes estatales y locales contra esto >> deja claro que la ley de derechos civiles de 1964 que prohíbe la discriminación también protege a las personas trans género hoy hay el fallo sorprende a muchos por qué contaron en contra de la opinión del presidente trump >> hablando en inglés >> solo dijo que era la palabra final de la corte y tenía que vivir con esa >> el presidente dijo que la intención del congreso no era proteger a personas transgéneros y homosexuales en 1964 >> juez escribió una opinión >> un empleador que desfila una persona por ser homosexual o transgéneros lo despide por condiciones que no esther llenaría otro género el generoso papel increíble y es exactamente lo que la ley prohíbe >> este es uno de varios casos en que se incluye el futuro de taca que

presidente donald trump firmó una orden ejecutiva para reforzar los sistemas policíacos del país, randylles. >>> ¿qué tal? así es bajo presión y ante una lista cada vez más grande de afroamericanos que mueren a manos de la policía, el presidente donald trump este martes firmó una orden ejecutiva. >>> acompañado del fiscal general de legisladores republicanos y algunos policías, el presidente dijo (habla en inglés). >>> que hay que encontrar un acuerdo común, aunque reconoció que la confianza del pueblo es vital, establece alianzas entre la policía y expertos en salud mental, reconocen la falta de confianza de personas afroamericanos, prohíbe el uso de tácticas como la que causó la muerte de george floyd, que consisten en ejercer presión en el cuello de la persona. >>> muchos activistas dicen que la orden no va lejos,muy ientras en el congreso se plantean propuestas, protestas se ven en las calles con miles de personas exigiendo justicia por la muerte de una persona en atlanta, expresan apoyo a medidas que refuerzan el sistema y muchos se han unido a los manifestantes de manrea simbólica

what is going on, randy? >> you hit it right on the head.mayor and the governor, i believe there should be a recall effort put into place. they have completely, completely mishandled this. their attitude, i keep on going back to the governor. "i don't know anything about that." >> does even think that's true? >> of course it's not true. he's a liar. there's no doubt about that, he knows exactly what's going on. and the mayor is just hiding in her office. then you have the city council, the city member that actually let the protesters in to basically revolt against the mayor. this is something out of some weird apocalyptic movie, because this is insanity. >> randy sutton, come back again soon. great to have you on the program. thank you for talking about what's happening today in seattle. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> they are among america's most historic military base. the push now to strip the names of confederate leaders, generals, soldiers, right off the basis. the president said this won't happen under his watch. a lot o

randi kaye is live with our top story. randi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. in the past week 36 states showing an increase in coronavirus cases so with the july 4th holiday weekend approaching, many of the states are worried they could see a spike on top of the spike. so many of the states are either hitting the pause button or reverse on their opening plans. >> more south florida beaches will be closed this fourth of july as local leaders watch coronavirus cases surge across the sunshine state. >> we decided to close our beaches this weekend mainly because holiday weekends especially are known for attracting large numbers of people. >> the florida department of health reporting over 5,000 new infections monday. still, governor ron desantis has not made wearing masks mandatory statewide. >> we left it to the locals to make decisions about whether they want to use we're not going to do that statewide. >> reporter: this as jacksonville joins the list of cities now requiring them in indoor spaces where social distancing is not possible, ahead of hosting the repu

joining me now is randy randi weingarten, president of the american federation of teachers.randi, this is a bold step for the aft. explain it. >> as you know, rev, we've spent how many years fighting hate and fighting discrimination. we think that what has happened in the last month or two, particularly in light of george floyd's death, is that even people with my color skin can't deny systemic racism. you can't watch a man get killed saying and screaming and yelling "i can't breathe" and see the three police officers -- forget about chosauvin, but the others do nothing, without realizing that african-americans and others of color are treated differently by the police. we felt like this was a moment that you just must act. so what we're doing is saying, we shouldn't have policing in schools. we need school security. but the second piece is probably as important, which is we're going to have a union-wide, nationwide conversation led by several of our activists to figure out what should school safety be like, how do you create a welcoming and safe environment so that all kids

. -- "randy serrano" tiene mas al respecto. ==pkg ===== afuera de la casa blanca este lunes caos .. presencia de soldados armados en las calles de la capital del pas en medio de una protesta completamente pacfica contra la brutalidad policial. adentro. donald trump se diriga al pas y advirti. que lo que esta pasando son actos de terrorismo domstico y que si los gobernadores no dominan sus estados con ms presencia policial l lo har con la fuerza del ejrcito de estados unidos. >>> lo hará con la fuerza, al terminar su discurso, advirtió, horas antes en una llamada con gobernadores (nombre en inglÉs). les van a pasar por encima de dijo el presidente y aseguró que había que dominar las calles. >>> es una forma de incitar a la violencia, es una forma de quitarse la responsabilidad de contener estos disturbios. >>> con llegar la noche se han tornado violentas, en medio de una situación. >>> el tema está acaparando la atención en el congreso. randy serrano telemundo. >>> qué opina sobre la decisión de donald trump de desplegar el ejército, pueden expresar sus opiniones, más adelante podrem

estÁn los inmigrantes en comunidades rurales donde hay pocos recursos para manejar los contagios, randyhÍa, se registraron 16760 casos positivos y 491 muertes, hasta el viernes, hay 48 casos nuevos para 1877 el condado (nombre en inglÉs), reporta dos nuevos contagios aumentando a 38 casos, san francisco, reporta nuevos contagios para un total de 2878 san mateo confirma 39 contagios nuevos y el condado de alameda reporta la cifra mÁs alta de nuevos contagios con 97. >>> y con la reapertura de los negocios, a lo mejor, nota que cuando acude a una tienda, habÁa protectores de acrÍlico en los mostradores. >>> nos cuestan cÓmo instalarlos le cambiÓ la vida. >>> soy fotÓgrafo, y videografo. >>> para Él, no es un trabajo, sino una pasiÓn. >>> comerciales. >>> una agenda de trabajo, podrÍamos tener contacto con la gente, significÓ que con las cosas. >>> pero no se hicieron. >>> para pasar a la venta de protectores de acrÍlico, y dice que ofrece sus servicios a ofinas y otros negocios. >>> alguna vez se imaginÓ regresar a esto, creo que la necesidad, nos hace crear y ser creativos. >>> no requie

alguna en el futuro para proteger a estos soñadores es todo por el momento desde washington >> gracias randya pregunta de hoy qué opina de la decisión de la corte suprema sobre el futuro de los senadores en este país compartamos sus opiniones visitando el mundo 38.com o cualquiera de las plataformas redes sociales sus respuestas podrían aparecer en el noticiero >> así reaccionaron los soñadores que llegaron a la corte suprema a esperar la decisión sobre su futuro los jóvenes dijeron sentirse esperanzados de que las cosas mejorarán para ellos y que ya no deberán sentir miedo de una inminente deportación de un país que donde nacieron pero que desconocen >> no tenemos que sentir el miedo de que hoy seremos deportados y tendremos que decirle adiós a nuestra familia y amigos y que nos mandarían a un lugar que no hemos visto en años por ejemplo algunos de nosotros no hemos ido a nuestros países en más de 10 años >> sergio también comentó que aunque salieron airosos hoy falta mucho que hacer que la meta es un estatus permanente que les permita a ellos y sus familias quedasen en este país y bueno a

randi kaye, and the numbers prove that, 125,000 deaths in the u.s. thank you so much, randi. appreciate it. >>> now to florida's panhandle where some businesses are having to shut down again just weeks after reopening. the reason? large crowds and a lack of social distancing. cnn's natasha chen is at pensacola beach. what are you hearing from folks there? what are businesses doing? >> reporter: right. fred, bar owners are frustrated including the folks behind us here. they are setting up for to-go order today and that is how they were operating things near the beginning of this pandemic, and that is because yesterday florida stopped alcohol sales and consumption at bars statewide. so they feel like they are back to square one, but restaurants and other places serving alcohol can still stay open. so they feel a bit singled out. we talked to one bar owner just around the corner here about how he felt going back to square one. >> the fact that our governor was bent so progressive with reopening was very -- i don't know, we stood behind him and we were very happy about that. at t

randy smith is a mentor in round rock texas after corporate career and he followed to become a housearent as you saw in the video and foster home, he's a community leader that we would all like to have, thinking we celebrate you and appreciate everything you're doing. doctor sandra is a professor at the mount sinai school of medicine and john hopkin for security and bio security, she's a clinical emergency department treating patients in the mount sinai covid-19 best practices committee. let's get a sense of what's going on with you out there in the world and bring mentor elected representatives before the conversation. randy smith let's start with you ensure your story we saw you in the video expressing your experiences and frustration and the stakes of what's is about. >> when the pandemic happened we became concerned about her ability to serve and support the teams that were in our program. we immediately started looking at the need of other teams in the logistics of complying with the social distancing guideline, we knew we would need to perform well but what we quickly realized

cnn's randi kaye is in west palm bea beach.here's a lot of growing concern about the cases that continue to skyrocket in that state. >> reporter: absolutely, bianna. good morning. we saw the highest number of cases in a single day yesterday here in the state of florida. nearly 9,000. governor ron desantos contributes that to a test dump. we have increased our testing. he says really nothing has changed in the state. a lot has changed. you look behind me, there's plenty of people heading out to the beach, the restaurants here are crowded behind me. there's been a steady stream of folks milling act. so people are out and about more. we are seeing a higher positivity rate here in the state of florida. lee county, for example, where ft. myers is, is now seeing a positivity rate of 20% up from about 13% just a week ago. mainly it's young people who are seeing these cases with 33 to 35 years old. they're mostly asymptomatic. but that is still concerning because then those young people go home and they bring it to their grandparents o

back to you. >> randi kaye for us in palm beach county. randi, thank you very much. joining us now, cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. and i want to put up on the screen again, so people can see, the 16 states. 16 states have announced they are pausing or hitting the brakes on reopening plans to different degrees. in most of these states, though, it's measures like closing bars. we're seeing that in a lot of places. not opening beaches on memorial day. july 4th weekend, i should say, sanjay. now, these seem like reasonable decisions, but how far will they go? is this enough? >> yeah, well, i mean, under the current situation, we see how the numbers are changing. we see how they're growing. and this virus, once it starts to really get enough steam, you know, it's present enough in the environment, it's going to move faster and faster. that's that exponential growth that we've been talking about. so, it does make the case that something more may need to be done. and you know, i think that we are dealing with a situation now where we may need to actually

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randy of michigan, a democrat. good morning. i would like to know what you think about attorney general william barr saying he wants to put pressure on marijuana businesses that did this legally. how can they go against what we voted in? it is like having a ruler rule over us -- the boat is the vote. how do you feel about that? guest: maybe you heard some of pointingmony yesterday out the inordinate amount of time and resources this attorney general puts against the marijuana industry, the cannabis favorry entirely out of or disfavor by the president and attorney general. what do i think about it? i think it is just wrong, against the law. host: jimbo is out of bakersfield, california, and independent. caller: good morning. first, is, if we are going to have any statue of anyone, it should be a brian lamb. who contributed more to democracy in my lifetime than any other single individual. if we are going to honor people, let's honor the right people. host: i will tell you -- tell him you said that if i see him around the office.

cnn's randy kay is in riviera beach. how are folks reacting? >> reporter: not well. the news is not good, 9,585 cases here in florida in just the last 24 hours, up more than 600 from the day before, as you said. not good. put the governor says it is all about the testing. he says that there's been a test dump, that they've increased testing. in fact, they've almost doubled it from 24,000 to 45,000 tests a day, so that's been what he says is cause for the increase actually. but we are seeing a higher positivity rate in the state of florida, mostly among young people, 33-35 years old, mostly asymptomatic cases. when you look at people out and about and going to restaurants, you wonder if any of those young people he's talking about who are asymptomatic could be part of that group. still the governor in the state of florida saying i'm not going to mandate masks. i'm going to leave it up to the local governments. i'm going to trust that people are going to make the right decisions. we saw a lot of people out here all day today without any masks on, even though it is mand

cnn's randi kaye is live in palm beach county, florida, leading the nation in new cases. things have gotten so bad in florida, mayors are shutting down beaches for the fourth of july weekend? >> reporter: yeah. and that is not good news, for a lot of folks here for a lot of reasons. not only the cases going up but people looking forward to beach time on the july 4th holiday weekend. here in palm beach county they decided to close the beach. this is a monday afternoon. you could see why. they want to avoid a spike on top of the spike. they don't want crowds coming to the beach here in palm beach county. it is the same reason broward has closed the beaches as well as miami-dade county. these three are where 60% of the coronavirus were so these are the hardest hit counties in the state so they're taking extra precautions and dialing things back and looking at young people, they don't want young people out and about because their numbers are going up. the governor said that 20% positivity rate is what they're seeing now in the age group 25 to 34. so very concerned about that.

the young veteran of randy's first new york ticket yelled gay power from watching below. next evening saturday the clouds grew larger. they lost a seat, and flames rose from the trashcan, writers through bottles and windows broke. one black trans woman recklessly climbed a lamppost in high heels and a tight fitting dress, she dropped the bag full of bricks shattering the windchill. the riots survived again in the street use. by 3:30 a.m. the clouds dispersed. on sunday afternoon assigned appeared on the stonewall window. we homosexuals plead with her people to please help maintain peaceful and quiet conduct on the streets of the village. signed the manner she. officers scatter them in a single suite but the stonewall state open playing rock 'n' roll. the poet allen ginsberg, the in esses entered the stonewall indians therapy the guys are so beautiful upon leaving. they lost the winded look that we all had ten years ago. that night avon ritter stadium brooklyn should been avoiding the village line low after taking the subway home saturday morning, she graduated from high s

randi kaye is live in west palm beach, florida. the beaches there will be closed over the holiday weekend, and there is growing concern about the new cases and hospitalizations there, randi. >> reporter: yes, we're on the beach here in palm beach county in west palm beach specifically. there's a few people out on the beach here, a few stragglers catching the early morning sunrise because as you said, they are going to lose their rights to come on the beach come the holiday weekend. we'll get more information today but palm beach county plans to close the beach for the holiday weekend, so does miami-dade and so does broward. they will all be closed. it's because they don't want to see a spike on top of the spike. already yesterday more than 8,500 new cases in the state of florida and if you think that sounds bad, it is. it's 144% jump above the previous sunday high. so things are definitely bad here in the state of florida, and if you take a look at who is getting affected the most here in the state of florida it's not the elderly,

alexandra field is traveling with the vice president in houston, texas, and randi kaye has new details from west palm beach in florida. let's start with randi. >> reporter: the state of florida breathing a sigh of relief as the case numbers have gone down for one day after a record high on saturday of 9,500 cases, sunday saw 8,500 cases. the governor once again attributing that to higher positivity levels and also more testing and a backlog of testing. those positivity levels, he says, are really because of the younger people. he says they've been going to graduation parties and socializing and it's mainly the 18 to 44-year-olds, he says, that are coming back with these positive results. still, he has closed the bars in the state of florida to make sure that you can't consume alcohol on the premises where younger people might congregate. he has not closed the beaches. although miami-dade and broward have decided to close the beaches for the july fourth weekend on their own, and also the governor has still not mandated masks around the state, although many people have said they would li

cnn's randi kaye is in riviera beach. randi, how is the governoring explaining this almost daily record-breaking spike of new cases? >> reporter: yeah, fred, we are now seeing 643 more cases today than we saw yesterday, more than 9,500 cases in all today as you said. the governor is explaining it away as basically calling it a test dump. he says that we're just seeing way more testing, and that's why we're seeing so many more cases. they were doing about 24,000 tests a day here in florida. now we are up to about 45,000, so that's how the governor is explaining it. but we are also seeing a higher positivity rate here in the state of florida, mostly among younger people, 33 to 35 years old. they are asymptomatic, but if you look at where younger people hang out, it is in the bars, which is why the governor did take one bit of action here. he did close down the bars in the state of florida just after they had done so in texas as well, because that is where young people are congregating. but one thing he hasn't done is mandat

and that randy mentioned where i think his name is diego or something like that. he, where he got impaled because of that raid, that is what first initiated the gay activist alliance. the legal committee and there were going to sue the covid-19 because of that raid because of all these men taken when the attorneys held at the police station. and a formed the very first iteration of the legal committee of the day gay activist alliance in response that raid but they couldn't find any attorneys to actually join and file the lawsuit and take charge. they basically retired and the only thing that caused the legal action committee, they renamed it to come back into being was sylvia rivera getting arrested in april 1970. a month after that raid. and then that's when she found really the first attorney who was willing to represent and i believe she was straight, to represent the gay activist alliance and then finally, the gay legal committee so it's so interesting how police oppression and the most marginalized again picking up arms for the more privileged parts of a comm

. >>> let's go live to cnn's randi kaye in riviera beach, florida.esterday was florida's worst day ever since the pandemic began. what are the behaviors like as a result of those numbers? >> reporter: yeah. we're still waiting for the new numbers today, fred. if the trend continues they're obviously not going to be good. we hit nearly 9,000 new cases yesterday. the highest number in a single day. the governor here is saying it's all about testing. that's why those numbers are going up. he points out that we have gone from 24,000 tests a day to 45,000 tests a day. he calls it a test dump. but we are seeing higher positivity rates here in the state of florida even though the governor is saying nothing has changed. in fact in lee county where ft. myers is, they're seeing 20% positivity rate up from 13% last week. the positivity, positive cases mainly among young people, 33 to 35 years old. they are asymptomatic. it's a big reason why the governor did make one move. he decided to close all the bar in the state of florida. where a lot of young people are

let's begin our coverage with cnn's randi kaye. she is live in west palm beach, florida. randi, as this state is leading the nation in new cases and the numbers are really troubling this morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. yes, coronavirus has infected more than 2.5 million americans, killing nearly 126,000. and here in florida, the cases are surging. in fact, sunday's numbers just yesterday, 144% jump from the previous sunday high, according to the "miami herald." the herald also reporting this morning that a quarter of the new cases all coming out of miami. and that hospitalizations in miami have risen for 15 consecutive days now. meanwhile, palm beach county here where i am, this beach behind me would normally be jammed coming up for the july 4th holiday weekend, but instead, it will be closed, even without a state mandate, the county is closing the beaches for the holiday weekend. shows you just how dire the situation is here in south florida. >> reporter: a dire warning from one trump cabinet member. >> the window is closing for us to take action and get this

for republicans was iowa steve king representative there in iowa for 17 years was actually beat by randy fentora now it's going to probably stay in republican hands but remember steve king was as a very controversial congressman making very racially charged comments and kept a confederate flag on his desk so in this time it was no doubt that he was by more than a 1000 votes within his own district who had a 1000 vote isn't all that much but enough to win is a win right side in iowa in iowa and a district that's not and there was 4 people in it that was a pretty big a big lee obviously the people of iowa said that they did not agree with obviously some of the comments that he had made in the past he has definitely said some questionable things but i guess good luck to his his what's this new guy's name you know well this is randy fisher and one thing manila that just coming across i'm saying las vegas don't realize vegas out for the count for the r. and c. might not be the best place for a christian conservative party but you know what the mayor there is saying we will do whatever it take

. >> randy newberg: there's some people who will try to convince you that wolves could probably solve world hunger. >> whitaker: randy newberg is a montana hunter, who hosts a tv show and podcast for hunters. he remembers how emotional the debate over reintroduction was between wolf haters and wolf lovers. >> newberg: wolves are wolves. they aren't the big bad wolf, and they don't have a rainbow shooting out their ass like everyone would think they do. >> eric kalsta: there's something romantic about a wolf, right? unless you've seen it chewing on a live cow. >> whitaker: erik kalsta's family has been raising cattle and sheep on this montana ranch for 100 years. he says he was worried from the moment the first wolves were brought back to yellowstone, which is about 100 miles to the south. >> kalsta: you know, they weren't going to stay in the park. they're a wild animal. they'll go where they want to go. >> whitaker: i'm sure you knew it was only a matter of time before they were going to get here. >> kalsta: oh, yes. there was no doubt. and there was a set of tracks... >> whitaker: e

randy serrano tienen los detalles. >> siguen lloviendo sorpresas de la corte suprema.ra de una ley de luisiana y dieron una victoria a los que abogan por los derechos reproductivos de la mujer. >> enviaron un mensaje contundente a los políticos del país. >> la ley anulada requería que todos los médicos que practicaran abortos tenía que tener un permiso de los hospitales cercanos. >> de no ser así luisiana solo tendría un proveedor de aborto. >> la ley era similar a una de texas. >> (información en pantalla). >> la decisión es una de varias que ha sorprendido a muchos en los últimos días dado la tendencia conservadora de la corte. >> tenemos una corte constitucional, y aunque la decisión no le guste a un juez, si la ley dice que es la decisión que se debe tomar entonces es lo que hizo la corte hoy. >> el tribunal superior ha fallado en este periodo varias veces en contra de los intereses del gobierno de donald trump, y todo precisamente en un año electoral. es una de varias leyes estatales que se están discutiendo en la corte. >> se espera que la casa de representantes

enough,: will it be randy, or does moore need to be done to make sure we keep the deflation away?kroszner: certainly the ecb has decided to do more proactively. i think that is important because inflation expectations are slipping down in the eurozone. there has been discussion of the possibility of negative euro's -- negative interest rates in the u.k.. in the year of -- in the u.s., the fed wants to avoid doing that. it is trying to do that through i thinking programs and those lending programs are likely to expand considerably. they haven't got nothing ground yet so i think there is room for expansion there. i think they will purchase a lot of assets. francine: thank you so much. a former federal governor and professor.l -- the markets are focusing on u.s. jobs a little bit. the focus of the market is a lot more in terms of stimulus for the monetary side but also the fiscal side. the other thing tom and i are watching his brexit heads. as the latest round of talks between the eu and u.k. have ended in a stalemate. there is also an oil story. if you look at the price of oil, it

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my name is randy my name is randy gilead, and i'm the president of triple g express in jefferson, louisiana. it is my honor to speak to you as chairman of the american trucking association. for seven years, ata remains the largest trucking industry representing the trucking industry. with affiliates in 38 estates our industry encompasses more than 35,000 motor carriers and suppliers representing the industry. since the onset of the covid-19 covid-19 pandemic, the trucking industry has been thrust into the forefront of our national consciousness. while most productivity ground to a halt across the country, america's 3.5 million professional truck drivers kept moving. these heroes kept serving on the front lines, ensuring that everyone has the good to get through these challenging times. we're hear to talk about the potential here of late as america wakes up to the gravity. truckers are the difference between a fully stocked grocery store and one line with empty shelves. and that's why nurses and doctors have ppe to protect themselves. their test kits in hot spots is for those to prevent the