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brown has been on steve kerr staff since 2016 before that he was the cleveland cavaliers and los angeles lakers head coach. he led lebron james and the cavs to the 20 suppose 2007, i'm sorry nba finals. it was named coach of the year after the cavs won 66 games. the warriors went 12 in the 2017 playoffs when brown had to step in for steve kerr due to his back issues. they went on to beat the cavs in the finals and 5 games that postseason he has a 305 in 87 career record. that is your look at sports back to you guys. >>thank you jason coming up the amazon driver who can only be described as a really really good sport. we'll explain. and delaware teenager and an amazon delivery driver getting a lot of attention after the 13 year-old boy played a prank. >>jacob he added something to his mother's a amazon order putting in extra delivery instructions, writing knock on the door 3 times scream abracadabra as light as you can and run superfast away. here's how that went. they people have that she did the family love this they watched it later on their doorbell camera. the mother posted all of th

let's get to markets first joining me for the hour, josh brown, steve wiess, pete and

we'll debate that today with our investment committee today we have josh brown, steve weiss and brenda let's begin by going to actual like we always do. let's check where the number stands right now at this very moment we are having a great day on wall street. the dow is 27,234. we were up 1,000 points on the d dow. the s&p 500, 3202. nearly 3% there. there's the nasdaq 9817 200 points to the upside josh brown, the dow is now 50% higher than it was -- it's up 50% from march 23rd intraday lows it's remarkable. >> it really is. i think the story here, and aye be -- i've been hammering thanksgiving is broad participation. every sector you'll see the smaller companies out pacing the larger ones. very big story this week is small cap value which had been absolutely left for dead made a 30% recovery in the last month. i think the bottom may have been when baa rrons called into queso whether dimensional funds would be a fund giant for much longer given that's one of the factors they weighed toward. small value up 13% this week we talked yesterday about the equal weight nasdaq being twice as g

right right so i find that fascinating that that's happening right now now we're talking about dr brown and steve i think we can both agree that this is a good thing for the 1st amendment that zach is is being bold enough to do this but he is getting a lot of hate from his own rank and file and sell a con balli they say he's glorifying violence do you think he's going to buckle under the pressure. i think you know keep it this way. if the trump administration should be voted out of office and if the senate should go democrat then he has free reign to do what he wants on the eve of donald trump's senate side of the executive order last week was interviewed in a couple of places and he stated that i don't think political speech should be regulated i think political speech should be heard i almost fell off my chair because all you've been hearing about this supreme court of his that he's appointed to do just that joe all kinds of speech to regulate it but he backed off in contrast to twitter who doubled down and mocked the president on and on voter fraud and flag didn't and they've done more against

we'll debate that today with our investment committee today we have josh brown, steve weiss and brenda's begin by going to actual like we always do. let's check where the number stands right now at this very moment we are having a great day on wall street. the do

let's get to markets first joining me for the hour, josh brown, steve wiess, pete and meghan nasdaq is leading the way again. 9,996. will we get to 10,000 again before the quarter and the half year are over? it's a 1.25% gain today. it's the only of three majors to be positive year to date i'll start that there, josh brown. the nasdaq is reminding everybody how we got here in first place. >> that's right. it continues to be a tale of two markets despite those days where it looks like we're about to have this massive mean reversion for the rest of the market it really is these names that are getting the job done day in and day out. i've highlighted the fact the nasdaq equal weight is doing as well or better on some days than the regular market cap weighted triple qs. that's indicative of broad strength not just five stocks dragging the whole market higher. then the coronavirus losers are doing what think have been doing for quite a while. each day we're getting new names added to the list. this is just another casualty of this two speed economy that we're going to have. if you focus on

the warriors went 12 into 2017 postseason when brown had to step in as head coach due to steve kerr isack issues. he has a 305 187 career record. that's your look at sports specter. you guys that's a good record. thank you jason southern california a big old brown bear was spotted wandering around the neighborhood today. >>you see he was caught hanging out in some backyards, what is that walking on wall is that. >>he'd get hot nobody stopped them imagine that some people are actually wondering if this is the same bear the people so roaming around near los angeles mission college and rummaging through some trash cans earlier in the day. they do look alike in order to move the animal wildlife officials tranquilized and you can seeing there is on the ground lost his balance and stumbled around here but they say don't worry once the sedatives kicked in officials say they were able to notice a yellow tag on one of his years meaning he's been captured by fishing game before. now they're planning to drop them off in the angeles national forest. >>right well, good news for disney fans, the hap

brown has been on steve kerr staff since 2016, before that he was the head coach for the cavs and the lakers. he led the calf to the 2007 nba finals and he was named the coach of the year just one year later. the warriors win 12 and o in the 2017 postseason when brown had to step in as head coach due to steve kerns back issues. he has a 305 187 career record. so he's been a valuable part of steve kerr staff that's all i have for sports back to you guys all right jason, thank you movie and music news to start off our week, here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. >>should be locked away as the world us. the truth is the world is ruled. corruption and cream. >>certain that here's your first look at the latest trailer for the kings man the prequel to the king's men movies, re fines and gemma arterton lead our heroes against history's worst tyrants and criminal masterminds when the king's men opens in theaters september 18. >>little baby has pulled off a rare feat the atlanta rappers my turn is number one on the billboard 200 albums chart for the second straight week and the 3rd wee

brown. for more on that here's steve patterson. >> on the streets of ferguson well past that time where peopleod happens, something did. >> that's what we need in these streets. >> a moment of mutual respect. >> you're welcome. >> and a far cry from just a few years ago after michael brown was killed outrage erupted but the fires of revolution gave way to change including body cameras and more minorities on the police force relationships between officers in the community are critical. >> the best way to do that is through dialog and communication. >> and perhaps that dialog building to this the first black and first female mayor. >> what do you think you represent as a black woman who's now in charge in this city >> inclusion people have been feeling like they've been left out the government and now they feel like they have elected a person who is for the people. >> the people calling her a symbol of transformation >> yes, history. history is being made. >> it may not be in my lifetime but it may be in these young people lifetime that racism and injustice will be wiped out. >> proof that there

been a lot of change in ferguson, missouri nearly six years since the death of michael brown shook the nation nbc's steveterson is there >> say his name. >> george floyd. >> reporter: on the streets of ferguson, well past that time where people say nothing ever good happens, something did. >> that's what we need that's what we need in these street. >> reporter: a moment of mutual respect. >> you're welcome. >> thank you >> you're welcome. >> reporter: and a far cry from just a few years ago after michael brown was killed by a ferguson police officer, outrage erupted into chaos in this city divided by race and power. >> don't shoot. >> don't shoot. >> reporter: but the fires of revolution gave way to change, including body cameras and more minorities on the police force now led by chief jason armstrong, who says relationships between officers in the community are critical >> the best way to try to get that is just through, you know, through dialogue and communication. >> reporter: and perhaps that dialogue building to this last night ella jones became the city's first black and first female mayor >> what

brown has been at steve kerr's side since 2016. previously head coach of the cavs and lakers.s now the 10th candidate for the knicks' vacancy they're interviewing, along with jason kidd. >>> do you remember the tv show "the american gladiators?" tonight's call my play video is a remake, except the gladiators are normal people. the competitor in this case is a little kid. >> three, two, one. >> the game is simple. shoot a nerf dot into a barrel. only one problem. you have to avoid the rain of foam starts coming your way. not to worry, 4-year-old drew is nerf battle tested. oh, close call. only two chances remain. near miss. each chair provides protection and another shot at glory. down to the final station. he got it! hey, drew, we just called your play on abc 7. >> quite the setup in the backyard. send me your video so we can put you on tv. dan, i know you remember "american gladiator," blaze and nitro and hawk and all these guys. >> i do, too. >> ama, i thought you might be too long to remember that. >> all right. join us tonight at 11:00 on "abc7 news." >> some of the educat

brown. not very pretty. >>> steve is here talking about the sunshine and the wind and the fire danger for us. or some. that's great. everyone will get in on the sun, but the fire danger is marin county and napa and sonoma above 1000 feet through 8:00 tonight. by tomorrow we start to cool off . this will be wind driven today as far as the warm-up . just in the intermountain region . it is their issue, not hours. we do have the wind . that we are seeing a little calmer condition at the surface. temperatures came way down for many yesterday, including fairfield, ukiah, low 80s. that's pretty nice. napa 79 . concorde 74. gilroy was 66. santa cruz 63 cool degrees . it will be warmer today . sunday with fog near santa cruz. i think it gets too much centers today . the fire warnings are out toward lake county, sacramento valley, is in salon county. also marin, napa, sonoma. goes to 8:00 tonight. mainly above the higher elevations above 1000 feet. that's where we see stronger gusts mount diablo gusting at 50. now north at 36. 40s to 70s. lakeport 48 . san anselmo 48. sang carlyss 50. brentwood 65. 7

brown. >> what a visual stand. time is 4:49 a.m. and steve paulson is talking about our weather for today and what you should expect. >> a lot of sunshine unless you are down toward santa cruz, pam and dave. a breeze in the hills and north and east bay hills and to contra costa county but it's not widespread like it was over the weekend. a really deep low, dynamic low for the end of june and the city is producing a lot of cool temperatures and high elevation snows and warmer today and it's all wind driven and if you get north or east i think you know in this fog around santa cruz and they are only 63 but apples only 79 today and livermore 77- 89 and san jose 79 to 84 degrees today. after today the temperatures back off there's a west wind at travis and northwind at vacaville. travis 76 in vacaville 71 and south wind at the napa airport. 49 lake park. 55 san jose. in dealing with fog up in gilroy up and 66 yesterday and 53 saratoga county and san jose radiology department. we will revisit this water temperatures but the san francisco buoy went

ferguson erupted in protests six years ago after michael brown was killed by a white police officer. >>> and controversial iowa congressman steve king will not be returning to congress after losing his primary election. he was stripped of his committee assignments two years ago after making remarks that seemed to support white supremacists. >>> coming up, doctors and nurses, the heroes of the coronavirus pandemic deliver a powerful message during a street protest in new york. >>> also ahead, president trump responds to criticism over this moment when he held up the bible outside a church after peaceful protesters were cleared from the street. why he says his critics are getting it all wrong. -hi, america. -hi, america. -hi, america. -hey, there, america. during this crisis... over 37 million people... don't have access... to nutritious foods. but there is a way we can all help. with feeding america. their network of 200 food banks are up and running. distributing food to people and communities they serve. across the country. please visit feedingamerica.org... to locate a food bank in your community. -together... -together... -t

michael brown was shot by a white police officer, sparking outrage. >>> nine term congressman steve kinghas lost his bid for renomination in the republican primary vote after his past racist comments led to trouble in washington last year. he was stripped of his committee assignments, and he was barred from air force one last june. >>> this morning president trump is looking for a new state to host the republican national convention this summer. it was scheduled to be held in charlotte in august, but because of the coronavirus pandemic, north carolina refused to commit to allowing a full inperson 50,000 seat gathering. republicans are considering nashville, las vegas, and orlando as possible substitutes. >>> 5:47 right now, and let's get a check on the roads. good morning, gianna. >> good morning, michelle. if you're headed out the door and you plan to take the bay bridge, things are moving nicely with no delays on the toll plaza, but the meter lights were turned on, and we are keeping a close eye on that, and they flipped them on at 6:30. definitely okay right now, and that could change

epicenter of racial unrest over the shooting of michael brown, shot by a white police officer, sparking outrage. >>> nine-term congressman steveing has lost his bid for renomination in the republican primary vote. it comes after his past racist comments led to backlash in washington. last year house republican leaders stripped him of his committee assignments, and president trump barred him from air force one last june. >>> this morning president trump is looking for a new state to host the republican national convention this summer. it was scheduled to be held in charlotte in august, but because of the coronavirus pandemic, north carolina has refused to commit to allowing a full inperson 50,000 seat gathering. republicans are considering nashville, los angeles, and orlando as possible substitutes. >>> the university of southern california says it will reopen for inperson classes in august. students got a letter from the president this week. all classes will end by thanksgiving to minimize the spread of the coronavirus as the flu season begins. >>> nature lovers can enjoy king canyon's park and sequoia park beginning tomorrow.

steve. right now traffic is doing very well browned the bay area, and i can show you one of the busiest freeways in looks very good, but there is a backup of about 10 to 15 minutes, and the metering lights are on. this is a look at interstate 880, that traffic is busy, but not stop and go. 7:02. let's go back to headlines. >>> new numbers show the number of covid-19 cases is on the rise. here in the bay area, and across telford as a whole, let's bring in ktvu's sara zendehnam to explain. good morning, sara. >> reporter: good morning, gasia. the majority of new cases are actually being seen in southern and central california counties, but statewide, there has been an uptick. the department of public health reports the following numbers. as of june 20th, there are now more than 173,000 total cases of coronavirus in california. that is a, 4500 cases, from the last reported period, one day early. 3500 people are in hospitals, the highest total hospitalizations since april 1st, according to the chronicle. more than 1100 patients are in the icu, and nearly 5500 people have died in california from coro

steve weiss autos keep rolling here. >> farmer jim, finally, what do you got for me >> cisco systems like charlie brown, a beloved underachiever that makes you feel good. >> everybody have a good weekend. thanks for watching. kelly picks it up now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everyone today's jobs report defying all expectations to show job growth and fewer unemployed americans the president calling for more stimulusen colluding a payroll tax cut. is that necessary? >>> do today's numbers show that the market had it right? and what happens if interest rates rise we'll explore that and the dow powerhouse as boeing rallying 62% in a month. apple hitting an all-time high see if they're still buys and beginning with the monster rally. dom chu is here with the numbers. >> monster doesn't begin to describe it. a big green monster. kelly, near the session highs. we were up over 1,000 at one point and 3.5% gains for the dow. the s&p 500 nearly 3% gains. and the nasdaq composite 9836 was the intraday high. that's just two points, not percentage points, two points from a record high for the nasdaq and keeping that record watch on the scree

brown rocked the city. we saw it with the ouster of steve king known for his history of racist remarks.n it comes to the race for president, joe biden secured enough delegates this week tore formally become the democratic nominee. as for donald trump, recent polling, not in his favor. a new nbc news "wall street journal" poll this morning shows biden with a seven point lead over donald trump nationwide. according to new reporting from one of my next gets, behind closed doors, trump is feeling the pressure. a backdrop of a staggering toll of more than 110,000 lives lost from covid-19 and mass protests in all 50 states. trump is venting that democratic governors are allowing civil unrest to rage in american cities all just to damage his reelection campaign. joining me now is erin hage, gauge sherman, tara dowdell, and david jolly, former republican congressman and national chairman of the serve america movement as well as kurt bardella. thank you for being here. y'all know what i want to go to. i want to play this -- i'm sorry, we want to six. we want the pittsburgh -- sorry, sorry. the j

public health crisis passes >> jay powell then telling steve liesman, we're not even thinking about thinking about raising interest rates josh brown, as an investor, is that a signal to buy we know this market really likes low rates and qe and stimulus. >> as a trader it tells you to be long gold it's no surprise gold is one of the better places to be, equities in metal. as an investor, i think it's a more difficult question. one of the things coincided underperforming segments of the market either cyclical or value oriented if you look at fed forecast out a few years, which nobody believes in but just hypothetically, let's act like they matter, there's really no rate hike in sight even into 2022 if that's the mindset powell is a student of history, he knows things started to tighten up too quickly in the '30s. nobody wants to repeat that when you also have a pandemic hanging around what you're saying to yourself is, okay, what's been working throughout low rate environment. look at apple and microsoft today. these are massive upside breakouts in stocks that had already been going up. absolutely massive part of me thinks it's not

lives matter movement for the 2014 shooting of michael brown just elected its first black mayor, ella jones. >>> and then in iowa last night, steve king known far history of racist remarks and comments lost his primary last night in pursuit of a tenth term. over 60% of republicans in that district rejected steve king. >>> elsewhere on the hill, house speaker nancy pelosi asked the black caucus to take the lead on police reform. >>> defense secretary mark esper is facing backlash inside the west wing for distancing himself from the use of force against peaceful protesters on day nine. joining me now, my coanchor for the next two hours, katy tur. katy, it is interesting. it's like some things in the donald trump orbit don't change. if you somehow you look like you're criticizing him within the inside, as the defense secretary is doing, be prepared for the wrath of the boss. >> listen, he has an aide that he hired back, mcatee who was charged with going through the administration and rooting out people who were perceived to be anti-trump or not in full support of the president's agenda. and i've spoken to officials within this admin

brown. those are a look at your headlines i'll send it back to you. steve: jillian, thank you very much.something we've been talking about this morning, the national guard deploying thousands of members to help control riots across the country congressman michael waltz is a national guard colonel and he says they are fully prepared for this. he's up, next. pets are family and we know it. so rely on the experts at 1800petmeds for the exact same medications as the vet, but up to 30 percent less with fast, free shipping. visit us at petmeds.com today. at mercedes-benz, nothing service will do.-class that's why we're expanding your range of choices. many dealers now offer optional pick-up & delivery and at-home maintenance, as well as online shopping with home delivery and special finance arrangements. so, whether you visit your local dealer or prefer the comfort of home you can count on the very highest level of service. get 0% apr financing up to 36 months on most models, and 90-day first-payment deferral on any model. yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes movi

steve say, he wants to make sure this is the last time these conversations are happening, this violence and unrest happens. the city of philadelphia is putting forward initiatives to hem black and brownes that suffered damages from the looting, but this has been a systemic problem over generations, because a lot of black-owned businesses doesn't have as much access to capital or loans. so they're looking forward to replicate over future years to change the disparity in that statistic. >> holding a lot of good thoughts that that happens. thank you, maura. >>> a look at the juneteenth demonstrations. they marked this day in 1865 when slaves in texas were finally freed, two and a half years after the emancipation proclamation and two months after the confederacy surrendered. my next guest wrote an op-ed that it is a reminder that freedom wasn't just handed over. she's in her hometown of grand prairie, texas. >> and howard raines joins me. he won a pulitzer prize about coming to age in birmingham. do you get a sense over time that the wider understanding of juneteenth had been somehow separated from slavery, the reason for the holiday in the first place. >> for sure. i believe it was onl

brown, who is a patriot and great leader. that is a look at your head lines. i will send it back to you. steve: great. brian: all right.m. meanwhile, let me tell you what's coming up straight ahead. in a few hours the house will hold a hearing on police reforms. one of the witnesses is a close friend of house minority leader kevin mccarthy. he will share her powerful story with us next. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our gummies contain a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. i geh. common bird.e. ooh look! over here! something much better. there it is. peacock, included with xfinity x1. remarkable. fascinating. -very. it streams tons of your favorite shows and movies, plus the latest in sports news and... huh - run! the newest streaming app has landed on xfinity x1. now that's... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity x1 just got even better with peacock premium included at no additional cost. no strings attached. just say "peacock" into your voice remote to start watching today. steve: in about three hours the