peter dak schick --s -- >> that is, peters today schick portfolio, everything it it bats and coronavirusruses with higher pathogencity. i don't understand why there is so much controversy f it looks like a duck and walks and quacks you have got yourself a duck. this was center of bat research in china. china covered up everything they could. blamed it on the u.s. military, and frozen peas, than the obvious conclusion the lab doing coronavirus on bat research with gain of function with dr. fauci's niaid institute is likely source of the coronavirus pandemic. elizabeth: any rational person would say what we're show something totally off the wall. it is cnn's chris cuomo. watch how he tries to argue he is exposing trump and his team for exploiting this covid lab leak theory for political gain. he has a yale scientist on who says, yeah, it could be true. watch. >> but it is how people are exploiting the unknown to forward bs we have to expose. this theory that it was from the lab is gaining traction, especially here, especially in political circles on the right but it is something that trump

along with the issue of schick dara and other political issues in the region and it's come to focus not across the region that's what the israeli military is worried about that they will have to get involved to assist the police forces but also to assist their forces on the gaza strip because two rockets fired into southern israel, back to you. eric: stay safe and certainly there's tensions pretty routine on friday night, i've covered them and been there, we want you to stay safe as this is situation is on playing before our eyes. jacqui: incredible reporting. secretary of state anthony blinken is taking aim at russian china at a united nations meeting this week, the comments and whether were in the 21st century cold war, straight ahead. ♪ i'm ordering some burritos! oh, nice. burritos?! get a freshly made footlong from subway® instead. with crisp veggies on freshly baked bread. just order in the app! ditch the burgers! choose better, be better. subway®. eat fresh. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 gr

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watching ships is always fun but for europe there schick it's more than just a past time that's because he also sees more than passing ships since the bosphorus in istanbul leads to the black sea and is a gateway to the mediterranean for russia and also because in some places it is just 700 meters or about 2000 feet wide that means that when a foreign warship passes through europe would be sure to know about it. this man looks like any other tourist on a ferry taking in the sights of istanbul. but you took this ship is actually observing the ships roughly $50000.00 pass through the bosphorus each year nothing special for most observers but for him each ship tells a story. for example freight ships like this one often travel to the crimean peninsula that russia has an extravagant i'm interested in what's going on. they really had it where they say they are do they really have the cognitive they say they have to be good for film of the false verses one of the most important streets in the world connecting the black sea with the mediterranean it's 30 kilometers so all was fleet an importan

watching ships is always fun but for europe there schick it's more than just a past time that's because he also sees more than passing ships since the bosphorus in istanbul leads to the black sea and is a gateway to the mediterranean for russia and also because in some places it is just 700 meters or about 2000 feet wide that means that when a foreign warship passes through europe would be sure to know about it. this man looks like any other tourist on a ferry taking in the sights of istanbul. but you know this ship is actually observing the ships roughly $50000.00 pass through the bosphorus each year nothing special for most observers but for him each ship tells a story. for example freight ships like this one often travel to the crimean peninsula that russia has an excited i'm interested in what's going on. they really had what they say they are do they really have the cognitive they say they have sort of your group or film of the false verses one of the most important streets in the world connecting the black sea with the mediterranean basin 30 kilometer zone always played an importa

watching ships is always fun but for europe there schick it's more than just a past time that's because he also sees more than passing ships since the bosphorus in istanbul leads to the black sea and is a gateway to the mediterranean for russia and also because in some places it is just 700 meters or about 2000 feet wide that means that when a foreign warship passes through europe would be sure to know about it. this man looks like any other tourist on a ferry taking in the sights of istanbul. but you know this ship is actually observing the ships roughly $50000.00 pass through the bosphorus each year nothing special for most observers but for him each ship tells a story. for example freight ships like this one often travel to the crimean peninsula that russia has an extent i'm interested in what's going on. they really had it where they say they are do they really have the cognitive they say they have sort of your group there for almost the 1st is one of the most important streets in the world connecting the black sea with the mediterranean it's 30 kilometers of always fleet an importa

watching ships is always fun but for europe schick it's more than just a past time that's because he also sees more than passing ships since the bosphorus in istanbul leads to the black sea and is a gateway to the mediterranean for russia and also because in some places it is just 700 meters or about 2000 feet wide that means that when a foreign warship passes through europe would be sure to know about it. this man looks like any other tourist on a ferry taking in the sights of istanbul. but you took this ship is actually observing the ships roughly $50000.00 pass through the bosphorus each year nothing special for most observers but for him each ship tells a story. for example freight ships like this one often travel to the crimean peninsula that russia has an extravagant i'm interested in what's going on. they really had it where they say they are do they really have the cognitive they say they have 30 you're good for film of the false verses one of the most important streets in the world connecting the black sea with the mediterranean it's 30 kilometers of always fleet an importan

and this comes after you had two of japan's star athletes, tennis players schick ri and osaka sayinged about whether or not the games should be held. this is the latest covid related set back to the organizers. there are at least 35 towns that have canceled plans to host international athletes, citing concerns about the pandemic. you also have the u.s. track and field team canceling their pre-olympic training camp in japan. on top of that the torch relay has been canceled or moved off of public roads in several places and several test events have been canceled or postponed. as you mentioned, kim, in spite of all of this the international olympic committee continues to reiterate that they are determined to hold these games as planned and they made this statement again in the press briefing yesterday that was virtual, but this press briefing was cut short when a protester abruptly cut in. take a listen here. >> no olympics anywhere. no olympics anywhere. [ bleep ] the olympics. we don't want the olympics. >> reporter: kim, here in japan there is very much the sentiment that the governm

recently tennis super sayers naomi osaka, schick corey cast doubt that the games should take place it'sjust these host cities canceling, it's also olympic teams. most recently usa track and field. they canceled their july training camp saying they don't see an end in sight to the pandemic and expressed concern for the safety of athletes. local governors will also come out and said that they will not free up hospital bed space for athletes and just yesterday the head of the medical doctor's union in japan which consists of 130 doctors, said the tokyo olympics should not be held. he went on to say that having people from all over the world could make tokyo a place where the virus continues to develop and vary and spread and even without spectators a safe and secure games isn't possible. all that being said, the international olympic committee it's full steam ahead, they remain committed to hold these games on schedule this summer. as for the current covid-19 situation here in japan, it continues to get worse. cases are on the rise, the number of severe cases has, again, set a new record.

it's a fox business exclusive, with darius, adam schick. a lot going on folks we'll tackle it moment by moment. the breaking news at the moment the entire cryptocurrency sector is kind of suffering whiplash at this hour as we head into the final 59 minutes of trade. bitcoin, which this morning had shed more than 27% of its value, is still down about $4,837 but we're at $38, 184 after having been as low as $32000. the whole space is kind of drowning in red though. ethererum, xrp, litecoin, following bitcoin down the rabbit hole in what appears to be the most-significant liquidation in a decade for this sector. dogecoin, bitcoin cash, cardano, you know, there are a lot of these tokens here. uniswap, you can see at their worst levels, dogecoin down 24 points, bitcoin down 30%, i mean sorry 24%, uniswap losing 26% and the mass rush for the exits took an instant toll on crypto exchanges around the world. customers trying to log on to coinbase and even those just hunting for news on the sell-off got an error message when trying to view crypto pri

the company which owns brands like schick, banana one, says the sun care category is seeing improvementnow. i think you're in a sun care factory or facility, which is what helped propel the stock what's driving your bullish outlook? what are you seeing from consumers? >> hi, sara, good afternoon. it's great to be with you. yes, i'm at our sun care manufacturing plant where we make banana boat and hawaiian tropics down here in florida, visiting the team down here. we're on full 24/7 production at the moment demand is very strong for sun care as you mentioned, mobility is ticking back up. as markets reopen, particularly domestically here in the united states, we're seeing demand increase for sun care. and we saw that pivot towards the end of march, beginning of april, that it continued throughout the month as we see it here in may continues as well >> and so in that sensory opening is good for you as well as it might be for your shaving-related products >> yeah, that's right, wilf. for sure in sun care we're positive on the future, not only in terms of the category growing from here acros