thanks so much scott boris. have a good one. let's get to the judge >> thank you >>> appreciate it.ou. to "the halftime report. a stunning call on apple why one major wall street firm says to avoid it we'll debate that today. tiffany is the ceo of momentum and iz

thanks so much scott boris. have a good one. let's get to the judge >> thank you >>> appreciate it. thank you. to "the halftime report. a stunning call on apple why one major wall street firm says to avoid it we'll debate that today. tiffany is the ceo of momentum and pfizer group we begin with the call from goldman sachs to avoid apple, to sell it. john, to you first it is your biggest position. is this the right call from goldman sachs reiterated to get out of apple >> all right we're not hearing jon. we'll work on that the steve, you've trimmed a bit of it what do you make of this call. we see apple's recent stock performance and trading level as unsustainable and will continue to recommend that investors avoid this stock >> i did trim some a number of months ago it's still my biggest position i trimmed it to me, apple is the market right here the stock does not deserve to be where it is but neither does the market and neither do a lot of stocks. i believe you're in front of the company's biggest product launch ever, which will be the 5g phone. the market is forgiving lot of the

softening as covid cases spike in some parts of the united states the trading nation team today is scott gordon borinot fan of the airlines but is there something unite could say after the bell that would perhaps make you bit more optimistic? >> i don't think so. they are trying the best they can. they've had a big bump return back in passenger models but at this point, if you think about the airline business, 10% of travel is business travel. those have to travel are opting for fractional jets and other ways to transit because they are afraid of covid. what you're left with is the lowest common denominator. ais the whole airline business is going for the spirit airlines quality momentum given where you have to chase the lowest common denominator. southwest which never really has to rely on that business travel or paycheck. i just can't see how they can make up in volume what they are losing in profit margin going forward. >> it's a tough road ahead todd, you're taking broader approach what did you find? >> we're avoiding this space they have high fixed costs very little pricing power. boris mention

and position thank you case boris johnson offered permanent residency visas to up to 3000000 hong kong citizens australian prime minister scott morrison suspended an extradition agreement with hong kong and plan to extend visas for the territory's residents. germany's government on the other hand is treading softly its response to hong kong's new security law is being criticized from different sides of the political spectrum while expressing concern for china's influence in hong kong chancellor angela merkel repeatedly called for an open dialogue with china and reinforce the country's role as an important partner but even members of america's government coalition said her stance towards china needs to change. you know we need to consider china for what it actually is it's a trade partner it's an economic and technological competitor but it is above all also a systemic competitor that has a completely different model of governance for the state and for society and merkel must incorporate these important factors into her china policy. the s.p.d. along with the opposition greens and free democrats is also calling for the governm

. >> i'm scott mcclain in london will restaurants and pubs will be reopening tomorrow. last month, boriswould not be a second spike in cases as a result. certain ly nothing that would overwhelm the health care system. today though, he has a much more blunt message to the british public and that's don't blow it. don't undo the progress that a the u.k. has already made against the coronavirus. now there is some risk in going to the pub. not only from the virus, but the pub will be taking down the names and contact information of pubgoers just in case there's an outbreak linked to that place, which may mean people having to quarantine for two weeks whether they have symptoms or not. >> all right. thank you to everyone. we are just two hours away now from president trump leaving the white house from the july fourth celebration at mt. rushmore. no social distancing or masks required. here's a look at what else to watch out for today. >> there's a place where a man born on another planet makes a singer born to be a star. where a big bang meets a bot a bing. meets a guy named bing. >> can i int

so the scott' here feel their government is handling it better boosting the desire for independence. that worries borison. he doesn't want to be the british prime minister that sees the union break up. >> thank you, nic. >>> twitter says hackers who took over 130 accounts including those of joe biden, barack obama, elon musk, they accessed direct messages of 36 users. one is a dutch elected official. the hack appears to be a bitcoin scam. the relative ease with which they did it shows that hackers with more malicious goals could wreak havoc. >>> the antifeminist lawyer has been linked to a rival men's rights activist in california. the gunman appeared to be wearing a fed ex uniform. >> he apparently kills himself monday after shooting the judge's husband and son and the son died in the attack. >>> this morning america is mourning the death of another civil rights icon. charles evers died yesterday. his younger brother was assassinated in 1963. charles made history when he was elected the first african-american mayor in the state of mississippi. charles evers was 97. >>> the fbi exhuming the body of alo

prime minister boris johnson has a blunt warning as the uk opens businesses, don't overdo it. scott what's happening there. >> americans will be celebrating the 4th and so will the british for an entirely different reason. this saturday barber shops, pubs will be allowed to reopen to the public months after being shuttered due to the coronavirus. last month british prime minister boris johnson said he was confident these loosened restrictions should lead to second spikes in infections to overwhelm the country's socialized health system. today he's asking people to, devote, not overdo it this weekend. in an interview he asked people not to undo the progress made in the uk. first responders and police were also sending out a similar message. in that interview the prime minister also signaled he may not renew government wage subsidy for furloughed workers saying long-term furloughs were not good for employees or the economy either. >> thank you very much. coming up mayor de blasio announces schools will be reopening in september but what will it look like. multiple states setting distu