i'm blake shelton.the concert." if anyone would even care. gwen stefani wouldn't even look at him if that was his voice she wouldn't even -- the guy is just -- he's perfectly -- exactly who he should be that's why he's blake shelton. so here is blake shelton in oklahoma that's where he's quarantined. and i'm so happy he did our show >> jimmy: here he is, blake shelton. oh, my gosh. this is fantastic. >> whoo! >> jimmy: nice to see you. >> jimmy >> jimmy: nice to see you, buddy. where are you? you got a lot of animals back there. >> i'm in oklahoma at my place here and what did you say, i got a lot of animals i do have a dog -- >> jimmy: yeah, i saw -- >> betty, come here. come here. >> jimmy: i saw a dog, aw. >> i got betty here. >> jimmy: that's a beautiful dog. oh, my -- oh, what a good dog. >> oh, my god, your breath, that smells like jimmy >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. who is the -- who are you there with who are you being safe with? >> we are quarantined with a a bunch of stefanis. i'm talking about a pil

mayor shelton: not that i have been made aware. >> thank you, sir. i don't know how much time we have remaining. from what i can, from what i can see. 17 seconds? i will leave you with this question. do you believe that a public health crisis is best addressed at the local and state level or by federal mandate? and i yelled. -- yield. >> i think it depends on your perspective. growing up in the emergency management community, our standard is federally supported, state managed, locally executed. we try to adhere to that as we partner with the federal government, with state agencies and counties and municipalities. as thet to that might be 604 state of the union and heavily populated, some places need extra support so we are sensitive to that and identifying gaps and trying to plug in federal and state capabilities and resources in those areas as we can. and thank the chairman ranking member. i yield. >> thank you, very much. we now yield five minutes to the gentlelady from texas, ms. jackson lee. rep. lee: thank you. i appreciate it to have the opport

would still have to vote on shelton.n the u.k., more pressure on prime minister boris johnson to take a harder line on china. today, u.s. secretary of state mike pao meets with -- mike pompeo meets with senior leaders of parliament. they want to see sanctions on china. ebay has ended one of the biggest options of the year. it has agreed to sell its online classifieds business for nine point $2 billion. ebay will get $2.5 billion of cash and 540 million shares in the norwegian firm. ebay has been under pressure activist investors to sell assets. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ pres. trump: i think it is an incentive for companies to hire their workers back to keep their workers. the payroll tax cut to me is very important. we are working on it. i don't think there is too much dispute as to the level of importance. jonathan: the president of the united states would like a p

blake shelton.in concert >> ten times >> and i know you wish you could meet him your two dimensional blake is cool but we have a three dimensional blake that wants to say hello to alexa. >> hello, alexa. how you doing? >> hi! >> i love your house decor it is incredible it's right up my alley >> thank you oh, my gosh. >> that's right. that's right who's with you there also? >> this is my brother colton and my mom nicole. >> hi, nicole. good to meet you guys. wow. this is crazy. somebody out there has heard of me >> it's gwen and now nicole. >> that is awesome this is an awesome day blake, you're the best, man. you're the best. >> very happy to meet you. >> i'm so happy to meet you. >> this could go -- >> she's realizing now that the bobble head is better looking than the real thing. >> all right, alexa. thank you, thank you. >> bye, guys >> that was awesome. >> love it let's put up that big board again and say good morning and thanks to everybody for sticking around >> who we got? we got jill and aar

we mentioned judy shelton. been controversy at the fed, and everyone, particularly those working at the bank of england, would say that is really good to have that debate the fed. it is really important. jonathan: the two day meeting begins down in washington, d.c.. the week really ramping up. coming up on the program, new york lieutenant governor kathy hochul. from new york this morning, this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. senate majority leader has to do more than battle democrats over coronavirus relief postal. -- relief proposal. it calls for reducing unemployment benefits to $200. speaker pelosi says she will try to five common ground yet it is likely to be a combative hearing when attorney general william barr testifies today. in a prepared statement, barr says the president has not tried to interfere injustice apartment business. he also argued that the president was a victim of wrongdoing by the obama administration and by anti-trump forces in the fbi. hisident trump s

shelton being on the board. i don't see her as likely to have much influence. the case i worry about with her is, you don't want to have the fed seem politicized. it, but theyicize always come to it with, we are going to try to do the best we can whether we are democrats or republicans, that is checked at the door. you don't want dr. shelton to play that same role now and if we have a change in administration, you don't want to see her change her attitudes just because the occupant in the white house has a different already affiliation. that would be very negative for the fed. that is my biggest concern. i don't think that her views are going to have enormous influence , because the conversation is very different from the views she expresses. francine: thank you so much for joining us today. bloomberg opinion, must and former minneapolis fed president. we will have plenty more on u.s. economy. we will also talk about transport. airlines continue to grapple with demand. we speak with gary kelly about how the airline is aggressively changing its plans. that is ne

her name is judy shelton.ree.an education this is a delicate conversation, but let me begin with a blunt question. how does the system deal with the potential governor this uniquely qualified? there been governors in the past that are outside the mainstream and there are seven will be sevenre governors if waller and shelton are confirmed. they will have a voice. tom: back to another time of a more closed american system, more static economy, to the many people that support judy shelton and that desire, that feeling of another time and place, how do you respond in this time of an open america and an open economy? she has advocated returning to the gold standard, and returning to the gold standard would result in an tremendous increase in the volatility of interest rate. the fed would have to lower interest rates regardless of what was happening in the real economy. the gold standard is not a good answer for u.s. monetary policy. jonathan: how would you be reacting to the data starting to come through in america

now, shelton's name may be familiar to you. it was getting a lot of press.der fire for her support of the gold standard and also around questions regarding fed political independence. so, that's one of the many developments we've been watching in washington over the last days. >> let's talk walmart for one moment while i have you. they're straying from their door-busting traditions this year, and they will not be opening for thanksgiving, as they normally are. what more do you have on this? >> that's right. usually, walmart opens its doors on thanksgiving day ahead of its black friday sales, but not this year. walmart says that they will close all stores on thanksgiving. and in a message to employees, the ceo said, "we know this has been a trying year, and our associates have stepped up. we hope they will enjoy a special thanksgiving day at home with their loved ones." it also announced that it would pay out a third round of bonuses to employees in august. >> wow. >> it will provide another bonus of $150 to $300 on august 20th. so taking a lot of measures to

judy shelton come on the other a fight on our hands, or the administration may have a fight on their in the senate. mitt romney from utah has already said that he has concerns about her nomination. we are not really sure yet how it may turn out. caroline: a reminder, she is pretty unorthodox, pretty controversial. chris: she is highly -- caroline: we have some technological issues with chris. can you hear me? we will have to discuss a little bit later. he was going on to really discuss how shelton perhaps -- previously a supporter in return to the gold standard, and now many are worrying about her independence from the trump administration if she were to join the federal reserve. let's get a check on the latest headlines. boeing's comeback for 747 max. the agency is satisfied that boeing has completed the software and hardware updates. theof the few black ceos in yesterdays quit after year on the job. resigning suddenly after allegations of inappropriate behavior. isestry's board investigating allegations that he had posed as a photographer years ago in order to lure women into a rel

shelton's fed nomination losing support. what kind of votes does she need and how up in the air is this? >> the nomination of judy shelton is definitely in hot water right now with two republican senators, senator susan collins of maine and senator m.i.t. romney of utah both signalling that they would vote no on her nomination when it came to the full senate floor. she can only afford to lose two more votes before the nomination would sink there are indications from the senate that her nomination is in jeopardy you remember just a little over a year ago the nomination of herm an cai herman cain was sunk when four senators refused to back him we've seen this story before with regard to the white house's nominees to the fed. it appears with this erosion of support among republicans judy shelton could be next without some 11th hour change of minds >> yeah. new york editorial board not a fan. judy shelton is very different than herrmann cain she's economist. she has a phd. i first met her at a heavy duty economics conference so

romaine: that was the ceo of southwest airlines, gary kelly. , judy shelton one step closer to joiningal reserve board of governors. that is unless mitt romney and some of the other republicans stop it. joe weisenthal will join us after the break. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: it is time for that part of the show where we check in with the man with limitless cognitive skills. joe weisenthal. another jobless claims day. week, that increase last something that a lot of people were not expecting. unfortunate but it seems inevitable because in the last couple of weeks, the pace of improvement of initial jobless claims has slowed down. we saw dramatic improvement after late march. the pace of improvement installed. this week, came in higher than expected. kind of confirms that there is backsliding in the economy. some questions about whether seasonal adjustments may be making the number worse than it is. but ultimately, it does not change the story much that lots of people are losing their jobs. caroline: and dependent on more federal stimulus. we know that president trump is about to hold

that is judy shelton, the nominee to the federal reserve >> thank you very much now we go to seema modyines reporting earnings at the bell that will provide a fresh look at how the industry is fairing when air travel is softening as covid cases spike in some parts of the united states the trading nation team today is scott gordon bori, i know you're not 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 m

i want to ask you about hilary shelton in michigan. she does not know who she is running against yet because they are in the primary on the republican side on august 4. tell us a little bit more about her. lucinda: hilary is an immigration attorney. she served in the obama administration, in the department of justice. she is a native of west michigan this is the open justin amash seat. early this cycle, we looked at this seat and thought, this looks like a pretty republican seat. it is a mystery as to whether or not justin amash will run as a third-party candidate. he has until early august to decide. there is a republican primary. but biden is up five here. that is going to have a very good down ticket effect. we have data with justin amash on the ballot and without him. ,e feel excited about hillary the amount of service she has already done for her country. we think that she has a really good shot. betsy: great. since get some questions we have gone through and seen some of these terrific candidates. here is a question from nicole.

the other nominee, chris waller joined shelton for a confirmation vote. we are watching on more.heck the data 285 points from success to scandal we kick off the tops with the retailers, no more guessing as why closing retailer guest, look at the stock up 17 and three quarters of 8%, investors just found out that ceo carlos snatched up by $100,000 share group last week, investors believe when the ceo commits his own money good things must be ahead for the company. we sell see. scandal not hurting the stock of coach parent, that is a foreign half% after ceo abruptly redesigned after an outside law firm found that the former goldman sachs banker had ten years ago posed as a photographer to lure a female model into an alleged relationship. coca-cola, let's flip it over, let's see what it's doing at this hour, a bullish view of the future despite second-quarter revenue dropping 28%, coca-cola is up to and a quarter percent but that drop in revenue, that's the biggest plunge in three decades, coke is predicting it will consume more of its products as quarantines measures and ease. the

i've known judy shelton since the jack kemp years which was 25, 30 years ago. she is a superstar.he is so needed on the federal reserve. now does she have some, some opinions that conflict with maybe what chairman powell and some of the others there think? absolutely she does. that's why she is needed. they need somebody who doesn't drink all the kool-aid there. charles: you know, just moments ago, as we were talking she was approved by the committee. goes out to the senate. looks like she will get that job. i say congratulations to judy. she stuck to her guns. you know what? you do need the diversified thinking on the federal reserve. steve, thank you very much, my friend. >> you too, charles. charles: hey, folks, when government throws business obstacles, always financiers. meet pub owners keeping businesses alive offering cuomo chips to satisfy the new rules on alcohol sales. coronavirus briefings are back. president trump holding the first one today at 5:00 p.m. the question on everyone's mind is whether or not the president will show up in a mask? we'll have a preview of the

but now the ducks excrement i found allies in south wales docks digests now as quickly as now shelton stay in tact for 10 years decomposes in the dark stomach and a half an hour i know their digestive system is a magazine thank her rewrite. they also make sure we control it i. don't need to be on the docks go into the fields they step on like we had some fatten them up by but the rice is strong enough to survive and can hang around that the. if we leave i'll walk out of farmers think i'm crazy for letting the ducks trample over the rice like that yeah but you'll see later that he knows better here because it's fact that. the ducks have completed their mission in some looks field the rice no bears grain . it is a time farming tradition to conduct a rice blessing ceremony. that are coming up blessing ceremonies were passed down to us from our ancestors the ceremony is to appease the qual the soul of the plants. toskala time can count on me when the 1st grains appear at the ceremony takes place on the thames or 11th day of the growing moon up back to ask the goddess of rice made for her

and mayorritzker shelton joined officials from texas and alabama for a hearing on the federal response to the coronavirus. here is a portion of that hearing.

probably be a few a couple decades further down the road and so it's about one thank you very much mitch shelton who program scientists at nasa. thank you. in the us the basketball season restarts on thursday after being suspended due to the pandemic but the return of the n.b.a. will be very different from other sports 22 teams will be competing in a by a secure bubble without fans. walt disney world is the venue for the n.b.a.'s comeback but like the theme park new hygiene rules have been introduced to keep the coronavirus away basketball fans watching on t.v. could be in for a wild ride over the coming weeks with the season completely rita organized le bron james of the l.a. lakers is ready to outshine the usual stars of disney but the bio secure environment takes a bit of getting used to. your back now the bubble as it is 20 point you know everything is different and you have to be able to adjust but i will be sorry my phones off during his run i can't afford to have to consider checking or my family . you know every single day. making sure you know everything there was and uncertainty when h

be a few a couple decades further down the road and forward to that one thank you very much mitch shelton who program scientists at nasa thank you you're watching news still to come was this month denied asylum in germany because he couldn't prove he's gay takes a closer look at the asylum process for people who are in jail. now returning to our top story german economic growth has dropped by 10 percent let's go straight to our financial correspondent charles the delay in the in frankfurt for more details of what have been the reactions on the market chelsea. also shock i mean this is a historic decline for the german economy it's the biggest drop quarterly drop since they began collecting this data in the 1970 s. and it's also about twice as big as any contraction we've seen on a quarterly basis so it really is it's pretty mind blowing to see decline of this magnitude of course people were braced for a really steep contraction in this quarter because obviously the economy was basically ground to a halt in these 3 months but it's still pretty shocking to see and it also wipes away about 1

today many people who support judy shelton, how do you respond in this time of an open economy? to the gold standard would result in tremendous increases in the volatility of interest rate. [inaudible] regardless of what was happening to inflation. the gold standard is not a good anchor >>. now?ould you really ask we got a flavor things are starting to roll over and now we see it in jobless claims. it looks like the right wing of the v is starting to break. what would that mean for you? >> recovery of economic activity is flattening out. distancing is increasing again. i do not think we will have a fall back to where we were but recovery will be subdued and the rate will stay high for quite some time. as a consequence, monetary and theyll be on hold will be looking to what they can do. they do not have a lot of great weapons. i think they will continue buying treasuries and mortgage-backed. until inflation climbs above level but the focus should be on fiscal policy. we are at the edge of a big with the expiration of the $600 a week at the end of the month. not replaced by someth

shelton, you were one of the first municipalities to require masks enter council supported you. -- masks and the council supported you. how did you reach that conclusion? >> i apologize. thank you, chairman. we began our emergency protocol february 24. we made the decision that this was an emergency so we have to treat it like an emergency. what the 17 different executive orders have done since then have all been based on recommendations from dr. fauci or the cdc or the department of health. we have had the nation's largest rural hospital here in the north mississippi medical center. a lot of the requirements that we have mandated have come from requests from the north mississippi medical center and i appreciate getting credit from that. people always knock the first on the mask. we have been first shelter-in-place and other things but i want to give my fellow mayors credit. thease those decisions on signs recommendations, and the requests of our medical professionals. this is a health care crisis and we have to listen to our health care professionals and make sound decisions based on th

-- for judy shelton? jim: yes i would. jonathan: good to catch up with you. we will see you next friday, 1:00 new york time, 6:00 london. that was bloomberg real yield, this is bloomberg tv. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg markets. we are looking at turning points in the economy and markets. we will talk about the recent developments between the u.s. and china. commercial real estate with the ceo of marx realty, and jim o'sullivan with td securities will be our guests. thes take a look at markets. the s&p is down 1%, the bloomberg dollar index weakening today, with some strength for several currencies, including the japanese yen which is well below 1.0 six. and $1900 on the nose for gold. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is forced to delay the next proposal until monday for relief as republicans spend the week squabbling about details. dan joins us with the details. where will the compromise be, if any? to get the expecting details on monday, if not, may be before as details leak out. we know that we can expect individual checks and direct payment checks, $12

tom keene, we will get to the fiscal stimulus conversation. , judyng under the radar shelton, fed nomineetially being confirmed. this story starting to move forward and progress in away people did not anticipate a couple months back. tom: this is an interesting moment for economics and for the federal reserve system. i have interviewed michelle a number of times. n- i've interviewed ms. shelto a number of times. it did not get nasty but there was a lot of back-and-forth. a lot of it is about academics. he is from one of our most esteemed families with three generations in academic. his father, our ambassador to as lanka, now he serves senator from maryland. chris van hollen joins us. this will be interesting. it is almost cultural warfare in economics. lton has her own qualifications and they do not fit the job. where's she deficient? sen. van hollen: primarily in two areas. one is economic theory which is way outside the mainstream, which is great for a private conversation and writing columns , but we are talking about the federal reserve, the machinery of the u.s. economy, at least the

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. >>> judy shelton is president trump's controversial pick for the federal reserve board and she cleared the senate banking committee. she's in favor of returning to the gold standard and spoke about abolish fegd. some republicans expressed concerns during her confirmation hearing about her previous writing but all gop members of the committee voted to move her forward. >>> the layoffs keep coming. linked end cutting its workforce. there's less need for linkedin. owner of men's warehouse plan to cut staff. walmart will spend $428 million in another round of special bonuses for its employees. the new bonus is the third walmart has given out this year. joins and democrats argue workers should be given wage increases instead of bonuses. walmart announced it will close stores on thanksgiving day for the first time in more than 30 years. >>> a very special amazon delivery for a cancer patient in south carolina. after seeing a note that said carlos couldn't answer the door the amazon driver named antonio left the package and came back later with flowers and a card and kept coming back to make

the senate banking committee approved the nomination of judy shelton on a partyline vote, republicans say that she no longer supports controversial positions including returning the u.s. to the gold standard, at which the value of the dollar is tied to the price of gold. the nomination goes to the full senate before a vote. a >>> there's a delay in returning 737 max jets to flight status, the jets had been expected to be back in service in october, and officials say that is unlikely to happen on till next february at the latest. that is because the faa has decided to ask for public comment before the approved changes to jets. it could take weeks, after that the regulators and other countries use the jet to approve changes, they have been grounded for two years after software problems. >>> a carbon neutral company by the year 2030, apple says that every device they sell will be releasing zero carbon into the atmosphere. they will accomplish this by making more parts of the hardware in-house, including computer processors. apple says more than 70 of the manufacturer partners and 17 coun

there are buttons i can push, beards and judy shelton. lisa: there you go.han: we've got to talk about this market. equity futures up by around 10 points on the s&p 500. this breakdown in the u.s. dollar and the breakout in gold is all coming together with a lower real yield in america. tom: this is a lot of fancy theory, but all you've got to know is it is a surreal moment and the markets are starting to react to it. i go back to the blunt interest of aggregate demand. in thehe revenue deltas airlines, coca-cola and such, and it just leads to lower for longer. jonathan: low rates for a whole lot longer. coming up, we have got to talk about china, the next move after the united states orders the shutdown of the consulate in houston. up next, meredith sumter of eurasia group. from new york city this morning, good morning to you all. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. equity futures out after a eak,-day winning str adding some weight, up about thorough .3% on this thursday morning. heard on bloomberg radio, seen on bloomberg tv, this

judy shelton is one step closer to joining federal reserve board.he president's contentious pick cleared a key hurdle, winning approval of the senate banking committee and a partyline vote. the panel voted in favor of christopher wallace who passed with a clearer margin. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. nejra: coming up, pedal to the metal. gold at an all-time record. up next, we discussed the flight to havens. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. pedal to the metal. gold continues its march towards a record on expectations more stimulus is needed to help the global economy. highest in seven years as investors flock to the precious metals due to a resurgence in virus cases, slowing growth and negative interest rates in the u.s.. metalsand industrial with expectations of a rebound which may seem a little counterintuitive with concerns around growth. ed morris can talk more about this. he told bloomberg silver will also

term as chair ends, trump, if reelected, would appoint shelton to be the next chair of the federal reservet would be interesting. a move to the gold standard as gold is hitting a record high. peter coy, always great to have you on. i'm not sure what you are wearing today but i'm sure it is something. peter: there is no tie. romaine: have a great weekend. be sure to turn into wall street week this evening at 6:00 new york time, they guess it's going to be larry summers. the are going to discuss curve rising in covid-19 and the efforts to get people back to work. you don't want to miss that. 6:00 new york time. stay tuned. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ early may, twon months ago, and some people started contacting us saying they sent their bitcoin in and why didn't i send them twice as much back? they said they saw it on a featured youtube video for them to watch where they were coming from. we went online and discovered there were a bunch of these and from then on, we probably send them fraud notices and written statements of what was going on, this was a crime, to youtube, hundreds of times. it t

and silver, jim, we're watching as it does look like whether you think this has any impact, judy sheltonill get past senate banking now. >> okay. well, when you have interest rates as low as they are textbook says go buy gold and that's what people are doing go by silver when you don't have an industrial recession and judy shelton will make it so there's even more interest, but i am -- look, i'm just astonished at just that handful of stocks that people just buy and they have -- and then what happens is tomorrow you come in and price targets are bumped again and you keep getting the same stocks over and over. they have to cool off. how about that david, do you think -- they have to cool off. no don't they have to cool off? >> i don't know. >> what do you mean you don't know >> i don't know. this is not my area. i loo he have this to you. >> i just punted. >> commentary on the bear market i punt. >> mike worth came in and bought a company for $5 billion, okay, are you with me? >> yes. >> and that company is worth more than anadarco i would rather have -- i saw you yesterday -- >> underest

and check this out, your home plate umpire tosses a player from the pirates, so new manager derek shelton goes out there, and new rulings, you have to social distance and mask up to argue. >> trevor: corona changed our lives, hand me my mask is the new hold my-- certificate lawsly, props to these two, this is an expert demonstration on who it takes to take coronavirus seriously. because yes, these guys wanted to fight but they also know that coronavirus is waiting to beat both of them up. and if these guys can remember to put on their mask before a fight you have no excuse when are you going into wal-mart. plus it definitely slows down a fies when you have to purell after every single punch. if you ask me, manage ares and umpires should have always been arguing from six feet away. because have you seen how they normally argue? i mean look at that. this dude is literally inside the other guy's cap, looks like a really insane dancer angry because his patient forgot to floss. >> why aren't you going beneath your gum line. >> now unlike the mlb the nba decided to reduce the risk of coronaviru

>>again now shelton due to reporting so far kylian the beard man has raised more than $3,000 that wraps up kron 4 news today and here's what we're working on for kron 4 news tonight at 9 an alarming surge in covid-19 infections has health experts concerned about the upcoming holiday weekend. a doctor weighing in on how the state can turn things around higher unemployment rates for the next decade that is the grim projections from us officials what local economic experts say about the new 10 year >>news stations. >>you're watching kron 4 news at been upward curve like this on the line people are not careful over the weekend. and then a couple weeks from now receiving restrictions. >>now at 9 at the beginning of

mayor shelton joining me. good to see you. happy fourth. how confident are you?happy fourth. >> thank you so much. how confident are you that this setup will work and not contribute to spreading of the virus? >> well, we've taken great precautions. at our fairground site, that is in our main quarter of town, it would typically hold about 1300 vehicles and we have reduced that down to about 500. 15 feet apart and marked those spaces off. we have no on-site activities. and we have, you know, no vendors. and so we've invited people to come. they can stay in their car or get out and put their chairs in front of their car so it will be at least 10 to 12 feet between each on-site person. and we've worked wither other businesses in town as well to set up viewing partners in parking lots and suggesting that they do that as well to help make sure that we can celebrate the fourth of july and independence day and do it safely as we have been preaching all along. personal responsibility and using common sense to keep yourself and your family safe. >>ed in th ed iand tonight'

we are getting news that apparently senator susan collins is not going to vote for judy shelton.some folks thought she might be for her. she changed her mind yet again. not sure how that will impact the confirmation process but it was a razor thin margin to begin with. >>> school reopenings also remain a big uncertainty in this country. a new educational trend is emerging. home schooling pods. how much will it cost you? lauren has the details. lauren: well, it could be free, it could be a few hundred dollars to join or thousands of dollars a year, depending on the school. we are talking about a relatively new concept called microschooling. it's a co-op of four to 12 kids socially distanced in a family's house. they are popular now because they limit exposure and the rotation of hosting families frees up parents. now, some microschools require that parents teach but others hire educatoreducators. one example is a group called friendly minds, they charge $250 to get into the pod and up to $80 an hour to hire a teacher. another microschool in new orleans charges $9,000 a year and so

. >>> this is judy shelton and it's looking more and more as if she will not be a new federal reserver. republican senator susan collins says she will vote no on trump's pick. mitt romney has already said no. a third and her nomination will sink. she is controversial. many think she would make the fed less independent. we've talked about this movie "tenet." i don't know what it's about but a real symbol of hollywood struggle with the pandemic. the relows has been delayed several times. now we hear it will play internationally but not here yet. america gets the american movies first and then they go international. marcus and laura, this has become a symbol of what's going on in hollywood where, you know what, other countries have earned the right to go to the movies and we have not. >> we'll be watching and thinking maybe we should rethink this. mask on for sure. i miss the movies. thanks, scott. >>> new u.s. airlines' response to the pandemic. delta ranked number one, alaska, jetblue, american and southwest rounded out the top five. rankings are based on the best policies to protect f

police there plan to nominate coined for this year's citizens heroes award country superstar blake sheltonst or drive in concert july 25th that. >>over 300 locations across the u.s. this concert is going to be pre-taped and feature shelves longtime girlfriend. gwen stefani and fellow country star. trace adkins each ticket will admit one car truck or suv and up to 6 family members or friends tickets go on sale july 14th through ticketmaster. and that wraps up kron 4 news at night. >>but vicki and i will be back for you at the top of the hour. new tonight on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock now for restaurants now rushing to get their customers there. last indoor dining experience before county cut off at midnight because writing rising coronavirus cases why one restaurant worker says they weren't given enough notice to shut down and there's just over a month until students in san francisco are supposed to go back to school the options, educators are considering to keep kids safe during the pandemic those stories and more just minutes away from kron 4 news at 10. motorcycle riders love the open roa

may be the manager, derek shelton. part of an argument is you've got to put on your mask. i've got to leave it there. that's the world we're living in. we'll see you next time. thank you, jim. >> if they can't scream and holler at each other without the mask and you can't kick up the dirt. it's a different space and time we are living in. >> martha: thanks, jim. >> they accommodated one another. >> martha: good night, everybody. see you back tomorrow. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. you can tell a lot about a society by what shocks its leaders. for generations, what shocked the people in charge of this country was political violence, hurting your neighbors for having different opinions. they were appalled by it and they were right to be. political violence isn't simply an assault on individual americans. it's an attack on america itself. in this country, we governed by consent, not by force. people with guns don't make our laws. voters do. you may have a glock in your hand but on

and a candidate for the federal reserve -- judy shelton -- is looking as if she will not be.lins says she'll vote no on trump's pick. mitt romney has said no. a third and her nomination is sunk. marcus and laura, she is controversial. many fear she would make the fed less independent. she has called for the closure of the central bank. that would be a curious candidate to have on the central bank. >> indeed. >> all right. thank you very much for the latest there. >>> it is 6:16 right now. we have some new rankings out this morning for u.s. airlines' response to the pandemic. delta ranked number one. alaska, jetblue, rankings are based on the best policies to protect frequent flier problems. >>> disney is now changing its tune on the reopening dates for some of its resorts including disneyland. that's according to "usa today" this morning. disneyworld reopened earlier this month as coronavirus cases in florida continue to surge. disneyland in anaheim was set to open about two weeks ago. so far disney has not set a new reopening date. >>> drake is certainly sitting on top of th

that led to manager derek shelton coming out of the dugout to have a few words with the umpire, but theyth put on a mask and stay socially distanced. this is much different than the arguments they normally see. the manager usually gets an inch away from the umpire's face. i'm guessing this is one of the welcome changes from the umpires that they actually enjoy. >> really interesting to see that. andy, thank you very much. and "new day" continues right now >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." and this morning, daily coronavirus deaths are rising in 29 states. now some local leaders and medical experts are looking for new stay-at-home orders across the country. and the trump administration official in charge of

today, the senate banking committee approved the nomination of judy shelton for the federal reserve board on a partyline vote. she was an economic adviser for the trump campaign in 2016. republicans say she no longer supports controversial positions, including returning the u.s. to the gold standard, in which the value of the dollar is tied to the price of gold. her nomination now goes to the full senate for a vote. >>> the president signed a memorandum today that 62 bar people in the u.s. illegally from being counted in the 2020 census. population data collected in the census is you to redraw congressional districts, and the number of seats could change depending on the data. today, house democrats were quick to criticize the president's move. >> this order isn't worth the paper it's printed on. it will be struck down by the courts. attempting to weapon eyes the census for political gain is yet another racially driven attack by a president and administration that wrongly views immigrants as the enemy, when they are a vital part of our society. >> the president said respect for the law an

big-name artists from garth brooks to blake shelton now thinking outside the box. >> being able to, youhere we didn't really think we would be able to perform again. it reminded us how lucky we are to be able to do what we do. >> reporter: fans enjoying the shows from the comfort of their cars and trucks. overnight, the chainsmokers playing for charity in the hamptons. hundreds parked to hear them play. venues across the country also hosting movie nights under the stars. >> i used to love it as a kid g t dven,o is av fropanc to miami, florida. >> people can come on their own boat with their friends, close friends, family that they feel comfortable with, we sold out in under a week. >> and apparently that event in florida had about 50 boats in attendance and this idea may be setting sail across the country with venues for floating cinemas apparently popping up in pittsburgh, l.a., and maybe even here in new york, eva. so we can go on a date socially distant, eva. >> we can sit in separate boats and wave to each other. >> i want drive-in lawn mowemow. >> get yourself a john deere and a ha

isysis -- new analysis fueling concerns that the idea immunity.g herd a judy shelton is one step closererve board. winning approval of the senate banking committee in a partyline vote. christopher waller passed with a clearer margin. it goes to the full senate committee for confirmation. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. anna: thank you very much. britain and the u.s. are forming a coalition to resist china, a statement from mike pompeo inised the u.k. stance london after britain banned huawei and suspended its exhibition treaty with hong kong, china's new security law. plenty to discuss with tobias ellwood, former defence minister, u.k. house of commons. a lot of topics to cover. about the you intention to form a coalition that takes on china. the u.s. and u.k. are part of this, do you think there will be others to join the mission. ? tobias: i think we have to. for so long world has helped china would mature into a global responsible citizen, it was communist in name only. h

big-name artists from garth brooks to blake shelton now thinking outside the box. >> being able to performuld be able to perform again reminded us how lucky we are to do what we do. >> reporter: fans enjoying the shows from the comfort of their cars and trucks. the chainsmokers playing for charity in the hamptons. hundreds parked to hear them play. venues across the country also hosting movie nights under the stars. >> i used to love it as a kid, going to the drive-in. so this is great. >> reporter: now boat-ins. making waves from paris, france, to miami, florida. >> people can come on their own boat with their friends, their close friends, their family they feel comfortable with. they have no contact with anyone else. we can be sold out in under a week. >> reporter: organizers say that event in florida had about 50 boats in attendance. and this idea reportedly setting sail across the country with venues popping up in pittsburgh, l.a., and possibly even here in new york come september. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> erielle, thank you. who knows, it might be here to stay, we'll see