it was better when we started the movies off with the tupperware prequel. dude, you can't do a prequel first. -why not? -'cause then it's not a prequel, it's just first. and besides tupperware isn't our strongest character. [bleep] you. it's better than a human kite. he just likes this plan because he gets two movies in phase one. guys! we have to just go with this plan. we don't even have one movie yet! yougo with the plan. maybe we'll just go and do our own franchise. -yeah! -yeah! oh, you want civil war?! is that what you want?! yeah, dude. it's civil war. [bleep] you. oh [bleep] you. get outta my house. we'll make way more money on our franchise! go ahead. i bet you don't even get halfway through phase one on your franchise, dc comics. [ door slams ] i thought civil war wasn't supposed to happen until phase three. -shut up, supercraig. >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody, welcome to the daily social distancing show. i'm trevor noah. today is monday july 27th. and if you are one of those lucky people who have been able to go back to their job, jus

tupperware containers full of rocks back to the uk potentially.an reach me on twitter — i'm @ bbcrajiniv. stay watching us here on bbc news. hello there. the heat is continuing to build across much of the country. it's going to be a short—lived heat because the wind direction changes again by the weekend. but a southerly breeze on thursday and bags of sunshine in the south lifted temperatures to 30 degrees around london. further north, you can see much more cloud where there is some rain too, only 16 in the central area for scotland. that rain is moving away and we have clearing skies and we start with these temperatures, 17 in liverpool, 18 in london, 20 or so in the channel islands where the heat is coming from. we are drawing all of that heat from france out over the channel, heading its way northwards across much of the country. that heat comes ahead of a weather front here, which is slowly pushing in western areas through the day. so, it is not going to be hot everywhere, northern ireland likely to miss out, for example, because on that weath

obviously it is foolish to have any convention, republican, democratic, tupperware in the midst of ademic. but the convention is coming. there will be a convention here and what we are asking is that the rules be followed set down by the cdc and recognized worldwide to greatly minimize the risk of harm which is one best not to have it indoors, two, if you have it outdoors that people be distanced at least six feet apart and that they wear mask. the jaguars just released today that they are returning tickets and only play before a 25% capacity crowd which will be required to wear mask and must occur with this convention. >> okay. in effect, i'm asking you to think if you had -- this were an outdoor convention in late august, right, in jacksonville, is that something that you think is actually feasible? are you effectively asking them to stop having the convention or do you really think that those types of conditions are feasible in august in jacksonville, florida? >> if they want to have a convention and not cause a lot of the attendees to be sick and die and the community to be sever

that's good for tupperware. the stock is up 52%. $14 a share, up five bucks. me the story on the football players who are opting out of the season. >> okay. so here's the deal, stuart. according to the nfl players association, 21 nfl players tested positive for covid-19 in just one week of training camp. as the list of players opting out continues to grow, here is where we stand as of right now. at least 25 players have opted out of playing this season over covid-19 concerns. 14 are voluntary opt-outs. three are high-risk. eight at this point are unspecified. so what does that mean, you might be asking. i'm going to tell you. those considered at high risk for covid-19, they are going to get a $350,000 stipend from the league and get credit for an accrued season. voluntary opt-out, that's most of them, they get paid $150,000 and they don't get credit for an accrued season. so say a player was slated to become a free agent in 2021. that will now happen in 2022. so a lot of difficult contract work here at play. a lot of players have made the decision to opt out b

i suggest either use a tupperware all of ours are filled with kimchi and pickles and whatnot but thisination of board games, some things that are physical also like dance party, go for a walk. i also like to throw in a couple clean my rooms because got to keep that >> you've been studying this whole thing. do you think if parents are even on the fence about sending their kids to camp, the one you showed was pristine they're washing and scrubbing everything down. what are your thoughts on it >> i think that was the best practice they literally looked at their state health guidelines, what the cdc is recommending. and many have relief guidelines for how to safely open camps and reduce the risk as much as possible there's no zero risk activity out there. the second you step out the door, you're going to introduce some risk. i think you have to look at your own child and family do the benefits outweigh the risks for my kid can i keep the kid in the home for another four months? in the most controlled, safe manner this is 72 acres they're outside the entire time. they're sanitizing like cr

it's not something you bottle up into a tupperware container and put on the shelf. it's a virus. it's out. it's among us. it's in all 50 states. it's in every city and town. it's a virus. what are we going to do as a country to work through it? could youer in fear? be afraid -- cower in fear? be afraid to actually look at the data? be afraid to actually talk to doctors who might have an opposing or different view than the powers that be at the c.d.c. or the n.i.h.? let me be clear. i don't know dr. fauci, other than having interacted with him in a hearing or a setting like this. i don't know dr. burks, other than similarly engaging as an -- dr. birks, other than similarly -- birx, other than engaging as an official. but they're not an elected member of congress or of the senate. why are we having hearings with alternative, different views from other health professionals, other doctors? there is a large number of doctors, not insignificant, with differing opinions. someone at stanford university, someone else at stanford, oxford put out recent reports. yale. talking about the poss