renteria: i'll do a coffee. ok. thanks. i'm considered a millennial. we kind of are free spirits, and we don't believe so much in just full-time gigs. i work in social media marketing, so it's definitely a new industry. a lot of people don't quite understand it, but i run social for a living. the really cool thing about a job in social media or just tech is that you can work remotely. coffee shops are free. yes, san francisco is really expensive. there is no other place like san francisco where you're going to have access to the technology, to the communities, to just the people working in the industry. it's just one of a kind, and it's totally worth it. i sold my car, and i pretty much walk everywhere now, and i got rid of a lot of stuff, and i live in a very small apartment , but it's totally worth it just to have access to everything. yay. cheers. >> cheers. renteria: i just learned abouout the sea level rising, ad i didn't know aboutut that before we moved herere. does it cononcern me? yes, because i eventually want to buy property here and have a

i'm just seeing a story that the white sox manager rick renteria is going to be kept away from the team, because there's suspicion he has coronavirus. so spencer, you're a huge baseball fan. can major league baseball get through this season? they can't get through one weekend without a flare-up. >> i know. it seems doubtful, doesn't it, larry? 13 people on one team, that's a huge outbreak. and then as you pointed out, other teams that have to follow that team to wherever it was don't want to go there. i fear that we might not have much of a season at all. i hope we do, but i fear we won't. >> yeah. and a lot of people are going to take shots at the marlins here, because they had four people testing positive, and then they kind of pulled the players and the players said yeah, we want to keep playing, and now they have 13. let's not leave this up to the players, dan, because i don't think the players are not dr. fauci here. >> no, they are not dr. fauci, although they can pitch a fastball a lot faster than dr. fauci can. they're young men, they're athletes. they want to compete. they're p

he will be addressing renterias shortly no doubt responding to the treatment of the attorney generaly the captain, a lot more to encourage hiring and all the rest and more jobs assured in this country, there is a price tag that comes with that, joe biden didn't discuss it. perhaps the president will. that is coming up. here comes "the five." ♪ >> hello, everybody. we are moments away from a very busy hour of breaking news, president trump set to hold a news conference at the white house. we'll have that for you live but first, tensions high over on capitol hill today, attorney general bill barr clashing with house democrats repeatedly over the response to violent protests in some of america's cities, democr

we will use a totally different set of renteria. at yourre not looking ethnicity, that is off the table. we are looking at things like, do you have family here? skills?ave special job that is how we will decide if you can come and be part of this country. host: i would add to that, our immigration system is fundamentally the same as it was 1965. there have been some tweaks around the edges, we have changed a little bit of it with a system works, better by and , we are based on family reunification. there weren't as many european immigrants bringing their that point inat time. so with the opening and changing of the quota system, giving people from other parts of the world the opportunity to come here, that is really fundamentally where we are today. and you don't see that in a lot of the countries that are similar to us in terms of government and economy. a lot of those systems are really focused on skills, education, and what are you going to bring to our economy. thatcus on family in a way is an outlier, and that is because of thi

amanda renteria served as the national political director for hillary clinton‘s 2016 presidential campaigneep to the house the senate the white house? i'm always going to say it's a lwa ys house? i'm always going to say it's always too early and that should never be the way we think about what‘s happening here in america. i think 2016 was a big lesson in that. we have to make sure that we look at the race all the way through. this isa the race all the way through. this is a particularly unique year. as you think about what is happening here in america. we have never seen this. and it has real implications not only on how people vote but who votes, who comes out and how people feel when it comes to the moment where elections are here. and we know just having been where elections are here. and we knowjust having been through an election against trump in the past that it election against trump in the past thatitis election against trump in the past that it is going to be a very intense election cycle with ups and downs all throughout. intense election cycle with ups and downs all throughoutlj