but there is no scientific proof that links the weapon directly to vanguard. the owner of the auction house says he never claimed that there was. a will of the overall we're going to start with we said before the auction that there is never any proof that it's not like we're just saying this now after the sale so we've always been careful to leave it as a possibility once that's what makes a reputable auction also we only said that's the guy that he quote has killed himself well over soon you know. but before the yorks in the weapon was advertised as vang gulfs revolver that was. misleading to say the least the auction house also tell to the fact that the gun had been displayed at one museum and requested for exhibition by another. in 2016 that was shown in amsterdam as part of the exhibition on the verge of insanity . need a museum in frankfurt also wanted to borrow it for an exhibition. there was somebody in a time when we had the expedition who's not quite like that is so and so he was asked what do you think of think of this and he said well as long as the

but there is no scientific proof that links the weapon directly to vanguard. the owner of the auction house says he never claimed that there was. the will of the obama that we said before the auction that there was never any proof it's not like we're just saying this now after the sale so we've always been careful to leave it as a possibility is on the sets what makes a reputable auction house we only said that's the gun that he quote has killed himself so you know. but before the yorks in the weapon was advertised as vang dos revolver that was misleading to say the least the auction house also touted the fact that the gun had been displayed at one museum and requested for exhibition by another. in 2016 that was shown in amsterdam as part of the exhibition on the verge of insanity . deal a museum in frankfurt also wanted to borrow it for an exhibition. but was somebody known at a time when we had the expedition who sent not quite like that and so so he was asked what do you think of this and he said well as long as there's not a 2nd rusty gun coming from the s

the shtetl was the 1st public museum in germany to buy works by vanguard. in 190818 years after the artist's death it acquired from house e. newman and in 911 the portrait of dr ghosh a the museum still has the frame of the gosh a portrait but not the painting itself it was seized by the nazis in 1937 and later sold in 1990 someone from japan paid $82000000.00 for the painting it's not known who owns it now. aleksandar eileen takes a sober approach to his study of rank office work and he succeeds in getting closer to him through drawings and prints. the bancroft museum in amsterdam which contains the world's largest collection of the artist's paintings and drawings some $2000000.00 people visit the museum every year and each of them brings with them their own personal concept of the man and his work out of the museum's experts see him. i. i. i think the more we know about the horse about his about his life about his work the more you realize that are that are still so many things that you don't know and there's new questions coming up so in the case of the

did vanguard take the same calculating approach to professional success he was certainly a master of self promotion. you might say that he tried to market himself as a brand with some flowers as a company logo. really choosing that subject as something that he can make his own and then later on he really says i've chosen the sunflowers and i've really been the 1st one to take the sunflower as a as a subject it's of course not he's of course not the 1st one but it but he's now his paintings are the most famous. in art history. and it's simply not true that vang did not sell a single painting during his lifetime. he was born and raised in the brabant region in the netherlands. bangle painted this picture of the church in newton in 1904 his father was minister here and as a young man vincent worked for a while as a protestant missionary in belgium but in 982 he sold a few drawings in the hague. van gaal's early works often portrayed the lives of farmers. as. this is the potato eaters from 1885 his 1st large work in oil. vincent road to theo that these paintings shows people who worked w

dominique shall yun sins presides over the institute vanguard in arvada a village which artists say zara and monet also visited. tourism and i come here every week to clean up a bit of the dried leaves and so forth. and i find that visitors have left messages and gaps and asian people bring oranges and lemons. i want to become you know here's a statuette of a person holding a guitar. every day people bring flowers. jewish people play stones on the grave. and here you can see ashes. cremated remains of artists who wanted to be laid to rest their fun got it keep it on video it don't go. this is the old bears of a small hotel with angola lived and worked you know where school was in 1905 dominic. a belgian entrepreneur bought it and founded the institute van gogh to preserve the artist's memory. he leased out the bar where bengal once sat it's now a restaurant. vango his attic room is where he died in july 18th 90. you don't get to go here i have 2 different types of visitors. there are the funk junkies who know everything about him and his paintings he's like a hero to them. that's about 1

and the new slavery and freedom barbarism and civilization the court was under no illusion as a vanguard to reform society. but that ideology with emphasis with enslaved labor union ideology created a framework in which change and progress were possible not even unlikely but possible. and activists pushed open the door with great adversity to push open the door to change douglas also knew they were the enemies of change and progress so it's important to understand all of this because i want to be mindful of falling into the trap of the false equivalency between the union and the confederacy we are reminded all the time other than to charlottesville and the aftermath that was a very dangerous trap indeed. >> looking at the incredible challenge lincoln had ahead if and when elected to keep the gigantic complicated coalition and the north republicans and abolitionist dealing with the slaveholding and with that in washington dc to the emancipation proclamation and with the political dynamic going on in the north. and as a core war aid it emphasizes lincoln's pragmatism. to keep this entity t

and vanguard intermediate term corporate bond e.t.f.s this starting to look like japan who central planning the u.s. has mocked for the past decade. it is certainly starting to feel that way especially when you consider that some of the companies that it is it's been buying through these e.t.f. are they have fortress balance sheets they're in very good shape the fed is theoretically crowding out natural buyers of these bonds who are going going forward to have a very difficult time ascertaining what the market price should be because you've got this price agnostic buyer in the market the fed doesn't care what the what the price of the security is just that they're fulfilling a liquidity mandate that they've set for themselves that really is outside the original boundaries of the federal reserve act of $913.00 what are some of the repercussions. the fed from the fed becoming that top e.t.f. is this really going to impact the integrity and liquidity of the markets. well i'm not so sure about liquidity but what it is doing is to your word

because of justice karl john lewis called to vanguard to organizing the lunch counter citizens that madehville the first southern city to begin desegregating places to leading the first historic freedom lighters across the south sharing this nonviolent coordinating committee that help mobilize a generation. to addressing the march on washington from the lincoln memorial. by the time he turned 25, john had already let his voice and his body to a full lifetime's work. but he was not finished yet. that same spirit of urgency followed him here to washington. whether the days issues found you on his side of a policy debate or on the opposite side, his warmth, friendliness, and dedication to his neighbors in georgia's fifth district made an impact on everyone. i am reminded particularly of joining hands with him at a ceremony here in the capital honoring his friend doctor king in 2008. as members of congress signed we will overcome it was humbling to reflect on what the man standing next to me had suffered and sacrificed so that those words could be sung at such an occasion. and in that place.

it is the industries that are serving both the locals and the visitors that have been on the vanguard of developing practices and protocols that are covid safe. >>> an unusual legal battle is playing out tonight at u.c. berkeley. in 2005 the campus created a plan that projected enrollment would increase by about 1,600 students, but now enrollment is growing with more than 11,000 new students. the group save berkeley's neighborhoods has filed a lawsuit claiming there is not enough housing. they're demanding an environmental impact review on the enrollment hikes. >> what happens is there is a housing shortage. the students have been pushed into what were formerly just residential neighborhoods and it has created a lot of problems. >> i think they need to add more capacity, including housing before adding people. it sounds like they put the cart before the horse. >> last week the court agreed to let the lawsuit proceed. u.c. berkeley will likely appeal. >>> coming up next, the wacky idea from the a's to fill the we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of

noted and emphasized that lincoln has in a sense been following the lead of the true anti-slavery vanguard, and those enslaved people who have taken matters into their own hands, to flee from slavery and eventually joined the union. also very much "in depth" to figures like frederick douglas and other abolitionists who were building a case for abolition. if he didn't embrace it he embraced it in a way that was quite a thing from what had come before. >> emancipation also seem to play domestically and internationally and the concept of deliverance you are talking about that lincoln had to keep an eye across the atlantic because cotton was part of that and the british empire was dependent on cotton from the south and there was trying to prevent the south from presenting itself as a nation seeking self-determined donations, then there is the international aspect of delivering the sentiment. 's >> the emphasis in deliverance rhetoric for someone like lincoln, a central premise of it was the diluted mass theory - this was a very widespread popular belief on the part of northerners the white sou

it has to be emphasized that lincoln is in a sense following the lead of the true antislavery vanguard and that is not only those enslaved people who have taken matters into their own hands and risen up against slavery eventually to enjoin the army but also very much to get to the intellectually those figures like frederick douglass and other abolitionists like lloyd garrison who had been building this case for abolition. once he did embrace it here embraced it and await that was quite a big break from what had come before. >> emancipation seem to play not just a role domestic way but internationally as well. it's all love can set -- concept of deliverance that you talk about which across the atlantic cotton was part of a global economy and the british empire was dependent on cotton from the south and trying to prevent themselves from being recognized as a nation seeking self-determination. can you talk a little bit more about the international aspects of deliverance and emancipation? >> again really the emphasis in deliverance for someone like lincoln and the central part of it was wh

noted and emphasized that lincoln here is in a sense following the lead of the true antislavery vanguardnd that is to the enslaved people who have taken matters into their own hands and risen up against slavery to with draw from ill, flee from it and join the union army, and also very much in debt to intellectually figure advertise fred domestic douglass who had been building a case for abolition, one lincoln's -- when he didn't break that he embraced it in this way that was i think quite a big break from what had come before. >> an emancipation seemed to play not just a role domestically but internationally as well because also the concept of deliverance you talk about, that lincoln had to keep an eye across the atlantic because cotton was part of a global economy and the british empire was dependent on cotton from the south and then also this trying to prevent the south from being recognized as a nation seeking self-determination. can you talk a little bit more pout the international aspect of delivering an emancipation? >> yes, deliverance rhetoric is important. really the emphasis in

his life and work have been a man to size and market internationally instant vanguard we take a look at the man behind the legend. who was here. how did he come in her world wide phenomenon on the 100 and. 30th anniversary of his death vincent van gogh was the superstar. in 15 minutes on d w. are they friends she wanted to be was in session the 1st year the board knew what it was the william levada mother the famous new mission or are they and i mean he's going to finish that if he's still in the building she'll push the goal it may be misusing the water he's going to go get the ship i never heard such a donald trump come flooding we're putting our 2 part documentary analyzes the difficult relationship between russia and the us and between their presidents how does their rivalry and their dangerous mutual admiration affect the rest of the world to some bullies trump and putin starts august 3rd on d w. in the us of climate change. because a massive. much instant. one day years do they have a whole other future of. g.w. dot com african american cities the melting it is clear cut answer

it is the industries that are serving both the locals and the visitors that have been on the vanguard of developing practices and protocols that are covid safe. >> reporter: the city leaders say responsibility is a two-way street. they want people visiting town to be responsible, to wear masks in particular, and they say it is their job to mike sure they have a responsible plan to welcome them. in caramel, devin feeley, kpix 5. >>> it sure is pretty there, though that is going to do it for the news at 5:00. >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 we begins right now. >>> i'm juliette goodrich, now at 6:00, a risky 4th of july weekend with covid cases rising, health gatherings and social gatherings are a major concern. >> the european union, they do it much, much better where should we go and contaminate them. >> reporter: the popular tourist spot where is californians are no longer welcome. >>> and a housing bat until berkeley as cal's student population grows, long-time residents say they're being pushed out. our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. stay-at-home orders about to be tig

fund is catered to regional investors because it has a low expense ratio and vanguard is a regional investornd. when they want to buy a share of etf, it has to create that share of that fund. the extent of demand in a company like that or mid etf like that. alix: appreciate that. one thing we are watching his redemptions from u.s. money market funds hit a record, ending wednesday. out and thepulled reason why we care is in march, you will see there was a massive spike in money market assets during the selloff. where did the markets go? equity and bond funds got a chunk. when you paid your taxes. july 15 was the new deadline. most likely, you would see selling and those funds to pull out the cash to fund the tax bills. presumably, the money should be flowing back and. libor will not be so pronounced. something we are watching. cuomong news, governor will talk later today, still headed for phase 4 reopening in new york city, really key, the psychology of the u.s. economy. we will keep you updated if the order becomes official. next, netflix hosting weak subscriber guidance, signaling the pande

when you give out false information it's like deteriorating the one vanguard we have against the spreadll hear stories about people taking it when they shouldn't. i think they are worried it's almost the opposite of what they should do at this point chrwhics shame. he has a real opportunity to lead now. >> the food and drug administration, from april, put out a statement that it could cause abnormal heart rhythms. on july 1st, it includes serious heart rhythm problems and other safety includes including blood and lymph system problems. you think the president would be listening to his own fda. he's tweeting these glorious things about hydroxychloroquine. he said he took it for 14 days and i'm doing just fine. a new record today. the governor is calling it a positive development. is that how you characterize florida's fight against coronavirus right now? >> our incredible increase is clowing down. if we end up hovering, we're hovering at a level that bring 20 to 30 people every day to their deaths because 100 to 250 people will go into the hospital every single day. you know, we can't, t

. >> we will start to cool down a little bit, i know pam is the vanguard on this. we do have a fog maker that is not solid but it is moving down the coast. it is really the onshore breeze that is a bigger factor here. it will be cooler for most, the fog has returned and breezy for some. 55 along bark it oh. travis southwest with 32 and vacaville and davis there is a pretty good breeze as well. that will be a cooler direction. the airport is 59 and that is pretty warm for them. the mid-50s and kensington. 95 las vegas and 90 palm springs. it was 121 in palm springs yesterday for a record high. low clouds there and it will be on the increase in a couple days. that is the hot temps in the four corners is backing off and moving east. that is going to open the door to cooler temps. temperatures in 80 and 60s around the bay. it looks like the temperature trend will bring it down in the midweek and keeps it there going into the end of the week. >> thank you, steve. the number of cases continues to rise in prisons and i had the states plan to better protect inmates and wha

for years, black parents have been in the vanguard of the school choice movement as thomas sold in hisent charter schools and their enemy. as he put it, schools exist for the education of children, not to provide ironclad jobs for teachers, billions of dollars in unions, monopolies for educational bureaucracy, a guaranteed market for teachers college degree, or a captive audience for inductor and a heirs. the left says poor parents can't handle school choice. how patronizing. one of the most inspiring sites of my life was seen parents in one of the world's worst slums in nigeria get together to fund a low-cost private school paying just sense to send their kids there because the local government school was failing their kids. private schools for the poor is a phenomenon sweeping the developing world. and now, here in america, the alternatives to government schools are becoming more and more affordable. there are many organizations ready to help. we'll put them out on social media over the next few days. because the cost of these is falling all the time, a federal school voucher in the

the second-most most after the vanguard s&p 500 fund why now?have the federal reserve meeting and the central bank will be guaranteed to signal lower for longer. a lot of investors are interpreting that to mean lower forever. that is weighing down on the dollar. in addition, you have the new covid outbreaks and renewed u.s.-china tensions. we are also seeing that coin get a bid higher as well. -- bitcoin get a bid higher as well. within the s&p you are looking for companies, newmont mining is the only gold miner there. it is higher. also among foreign company stocks traded in the u.s., nine out of the 10 most actively traded are cold or precious metal minors. -- miners. david: we think that is a hedge against inflation, now inflation hasn't been anywhere for a long time. should we be looking out for the possibility of inflation? scarlett: people are talking about it. far,s been deflationary so we have seen breakeven rates start to creep higher. bond yields are negative on a real basis. you got negative real yields adding to the situation. one th

they have the same concentration. 36% of vanguard growth it's four stocks microsoft, amazon, facebook and google the tech oriented etfs social media etfs, cyber security etfs all hitting new highs. that's the work from home theme. china etfs on fire two year highs and all the big nam names. officials are trying to jawbone the stock markets higher saying fostering a healthy bull market is more important to the economy than ever. it was an official statement made by the government coming at 1:05 eastern time. the trends in the second half of the year dave had a product on the new work from home etf they just launched that. they just also recently launched that's etf edge at 1:05 eastern time dom, back to you >>> great show coming up thank you very much for that our experts are ready to answer your questions next in ask halftime to reach us go to cnbc.com/halftime or tweet us lfmeept bk 30 seconds. >>> welcome back the traders are answering your questions. first up, a question for joe from courtney in virginia. docusign has a big run up almost as if they are no competition. do they have

we welcome sean shaw with the vanguard law firm and before that he was in the florida house of representativesnd was an unsuccessful candidate for return of -- for attorney general in the state. he has founded a progressive lobbying firm people over profit. thanks for being with us. give us a sense of where the coronavirus is today in florida. sean: i am happy to be here, thank you. the coronavirus is everywhere in florida, unfortunately. they are scary numbers. we are peaking every day. notre in a place where i do think a lot of people have confidence, notably in the transparency of the actual numbers, but just in terms of the leadership coming out of tallahassee, our capital and our governor's mansion. we are the highest state in the country for coronavirus new cases. we do not have a mandatory mass order. the governor has ordered students back to school. it does not seem leading we are doing the things we need to do to flatten the curve in florida. let's talk about governor desantis. he was one of the first ones out of the box to sate let's reopen. is the governor continuing to have the pol

he and other black veterans would be the vanguard of the new negro movement. and what about some of these other black veterans? shortly after the november 1918 armistice, a number of black officers of the 92nd division, may have been in fact some of these men here, held a series of secret meetings in lemans, france, to discuss the formation of a postwar organization to combat racial discrimination both in and outside of the military. military intelligence officials got wind of these conversations and became immediately concerned something was brewing and the results, they feared, could be terrifying. -- the vision of officers of the 92nd division announced themselves to the public at a 1919 meeting in harlem. they called their organization the league for democracy with the motto "lest we forget," the league for democracy sought to -- appealed to african-americans and sought to harness their political energies. as stated in the constitution, the league for democracy was an organization of soldiers for soldiers by soldiers with the goal to "keep alive the milita

it's the industries that are serving both the locals and the visitors that have been on the vanguard of developing practices and protocols that are safe. >> city leaders say responsibility is a two way street. they're urging visitors to be safe while in town. and they say it's their job to have a plan to welcome visitors back safely to the city as well. >>> all right, quarter after 6:00 and a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. where traffic may be down. but happening today, the price to cross it is going up. the fast track toll is ea 7.35 to $7.70. it will cost 20 cents more to pay by plate and carpoolers will now pay $5.70 up from $5.35. these increases are part of a five year program the district approved last year the maintain the bridge and its transit services. golden gate ferry and bus fares are also going up today. and gianna, i know you have been following this for us. yeah, they're trying to make it a little less painful but having it incremental but yes it's pricey. >>> it is getting pricey to cross the span and people do it so much throughout the day. it's a

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vanguard one. tencent has done really well. china. that is easy play. 3.25% yield.ot to love that as well. charles: ryan, good stuff. talk to you again real soon. >> sounds good, thanks, charles. charles: all right, folks, coming up i'm diving in on big cities how they have failed black and hispanic-americans for a long time on all levels. education, jobs, housing. this is what happens when new york healthcare.gov new york governor andrew cuomo combs up with posters. this is head-scratching art. i can't wait to talk about it next mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis when methotrexate has not helped enough. xeljanz can reduce pain, swelling, and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone t

it's the industries that are serving both the locals and the visitors that have been on the vanguard of developing practices and protocols that are covid safe. >> keep in mind, coronavirus cases have climbed in monterey county at last check there were more than 1600. >>> big fireworks bust in alameda county. investigators say they seized a few hundred pounds of illegal explosives in dublin. the alameda county sheriff's office will have extra patrols out this weekend looking for illegal fireworks. >>> new this morning, b.a.r.t. has come up with a new way to help you safely plan your commute. b.a.r.t. says it will be making online charts that show the typical number of people riding trains on each of its lines at specific times. that way, riders returning to the system can make safe choices about when to commute. b.a.r.t. will post updated pdf format charts online weekly and also share them on social media. >>> all right, 16 minutes after 5:00. now taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. yeah, traffic is certainly down. little lonely out there right now but today the price is goi

might have been the first country to puncture the iron curtain, but 30 years later, it is at the vanguard much so that hungarians we asked, struggled to characterize the country's current form of government. do you not feel you're living in a democracy right now? >> anna donath: well, it's a tricky question, because by law and regulation, it's a democratic country. >> wertheim: anna donath is a hungarian member of the european parliament and a leader of the momentum party, a political upstart which opposes the government that's now been in power for ten years. >> donath: it would be too easy to say that-that it's a dictatorship. it's not. it's clearly not. we can say that it's an autocratic regime, but autocracy is a scale. >> wertheim: hungarian prime minister victor orban certainly doesn't see himself as an autocrat. he popularized a term to describe his regime, "illiberal democracy." you heard that right: illiberal democracy. it's a system governed by a forceful ruler with a public that won't or can't fall out of step. the european union has deep concerns about hungary's membership. it

hopefully we can act as the vanguard for all of the spectator schools in the country and hopefully the lessons from us over the next day or so can then help to inform and and allow move spectators to come back to every football club rugby club every sports club up in the country tennis world number 2 simona halep has pulled out of next month's palermo open in italy due to concerns over quarantine rules the event will mark the return of top level tennis after an unforced 5 month break well the romanian says she has anxieties about international air travel her concerns are shared by other top players as they build up to the 2nd grand slam of the year the us open an event that stew to start at the end of august if the usa is intending to go ahead and does go ahead i definitely want to pay i think. just looking to be a sensible as i can on my end i know that does go ahead we'll be doing the best they can to keep everyone safe and then. i'm just a few getting back out of coats and fabio quote there are 01 from pole position at the angle of the grand prix it's a frenchman 2nd consecutive win

. >> your senior class was on the vanguard of so many things including vietnam and drug taking and by the time the freshman class came along, i think it mike case on the youngest of four i watch my three older siblings do all of these things and it scared me and i did none of those things. i grew up in the 50s. >> the younger baby boomers are more cautious and they embraced, drugs and rock 'n' roll and the philosophical underpinning and laziness in action, they seen the older baby boomers in action and they knew what works in general does not always work when the bonk sets fire to the beanbag chair. [laughter] the baby-boom becomes better behaved when it comes along. >> the one lightbulb aspect, you start by describing what sounds like a very early memory in toledo ohio where you are watching the world to the picture window of your family's brand-new house. >> i'm standing there in the window comes up to my chin, i'm watching the big kids go to school and it's one of my very early memories. this is a silent generation and they were yelling and screaming and it just seemed -- i see at

. >> before you go, sharon, are fidelity and vanguard, which are of course two of the biggest in the 401k plan world, are they offering this auto portability feature? >> reporter: fidelity, vanguard are not offering this feature yet, but there are others that are looking at this very closely and today light solution said this will be offering this to 185 companies, 5 million workers by the end of the year, beginning of next year it's starting to gain some traction and they seem to be the first out of the gate doing it on a large scale >> sharon, you heard her mention alight solution. we're joined by allison boreland she is spearheading the launch of the auto portability program. also joining us eric johnson, founder of r.l.j. companies. majority owner of retirement clearinghouse. there's the connection there bob, this is something for a long time that has been an interest of yours, and that is the retirement plans and the savings and the ability of minority participants in these things to build up the same type of savings and assets of -- that we kind of take for granted. and this is

cultural hill and artistically have been in the vanguard of it. >> i don't mean to set up that questionthough it's an opposition. all of the coalitions must be honest and evaluated critically and honestly for black liberals as well as the toting leftists. >> absolutely. >> all right. thank you. before we make this transition to audience questions are there thoughts you want to share? >> i always thought that jimmy was walking with me as i wrote the book. i was -- i didn'ttle you this story, doc but aase was wrying the poock, i talked to reverend barber -- that's way -- in order to get snob the poor people's campaign. but you have to buy the book. reverend bash sir said you need to write this book, brother eddie, we need you could write and then a few weeks late are i be this package in the mail, and reverend barber sent me a candle. >> oh. wow. >> and then there were these moments, it's like when margie he canman who wrote the first biography of jimmie in 1966 and all these amazing quotes in the breaux biography and i remember saying i wish i could find the archives of these quotations

and i think that congressman lewis was a, the vanguard of that, and his lessons should inspire us to to unify the country again. leland: he said to stay in the streets until the revolution of 1776 is complete. congressman francis rooney of florida, appreciate you joining us, sir. good memories and excellent perspective. >> thank you, leland. leland: all the best. ♪ alicia: coronavirus cases are surging across the country with at least a dozen states seeing a rise in hospitalizations and deaths. this as pressure mounts to reopen schools for in-person classes this fall. aishah hasnie is in new york with more details. >> reporter: hi there. and now there is a legal battle over masks happening in georgia right now. the governor says he supports wearing a mask, but cities should not be able to require residents to have to wear a mask in public, and that is why he is now suing atlanta's mayor and the city council, therefore, forcing residents to wear masks in public. the lawsuit argues that mayor keisha lance bottoms must defer to the governor's executive order. this is happening as the ma

funds were 100 basis points, 1%, 150 basis points larry and blackrock have taken a piece out of the vanguardlaybook and kept fees really low and that has a attracted assets undermanaged. that's one of the big keys ivv this is one of their biggest etfs you're basically buying the s&p 5003 basis points you can get this for a $10,000 investment $3 a year is what they charge you you can own the s&p for $10,000 for $3 a year. think about what that means and what a revolution that has been in the last 1r5 years. blackrock is opening today 580 i think it opened at here. the historic high is 590 back in february of -- march of 2018, carl, i believe or maybe it was january, but we are $10 away from a new high and with very good reason. big leader in that whole etf area guys, back to you. >> all right, bob, see you in a little while let's get to rick santelli, brought us housing starts earlier, we will get consumer sentiment in a few minutes hey, rick. >> hi, carl. indeed in the housing data is pretty good. inter day of tens you see the yields have popped but the fuse was very long because they popped

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still self-serving guilt but also a political vanguard.p their money and lose another year of learning. they are getting kids back to school and you are talking to people on your show every day, what are you hearing? >> it's extreme frustration of everything becoming political. we want to get the economy back, but we can't get people back to work full-time. there's not enough child care options and it's exceedingly complex. i also don't like -- i heard from a friend who said this is teachers who just don't want to work. i don't think that's true, either. a lot of these local districts and states haven't been given the opportunity to bring in a lot of tax revenue. it's exceedingly complex, and luckily we have those made out of a local level. >> dana perino if you could just stand by for us for a moment. it's great to see you. major change with only 109 years ago, he is demoting his longtime campaign met manager brad parscale. kristin fisher is live at the white house with an update on that. >> this shake-up has been talked about for quite s

from the confederacy, join the union and pledge allegiance to the union and that 10% could be a vanguard that might lead those who start states back into the union. the fact that he chose the number 10% tells you something about the absence of support for the union in those confederate states and the fact that he had to adjust his expectation about the potential people switching sides. there were pockets of the union in the south tickly in the mountaintop but in the citation very and scenic states, true blue union among whites were few and far between and somewhat the leaders and learning-- yearning for deliverance to be sure but having to wait a very long time for it. >> professor barron, thank you so much for this absolutely fascinating conversation. our send, thank you for corralling those great questions. >> much appreciated. >> i will share my screen one more time so i can share with all you folks a whole bunch of important links. >> you are also going into the chat feature so these are not clickable, but go to the chat window to click on any of these listed here. >> let me also say

because of justice -- the cause of justice called john lewis to the vanguard. from organizing the lunch counter sit-ins that made nashville the first southern city to begin desegregating public places to leading the first historic freedom riders across the south to chairing the student nonviolent coordinating committee that helped mobilize a generation. to addressing the march on washington from the lincoln memorial. by the time he turned 25, john had already lent his voice and his body to a full lifetime's work. but he wasn't finished yet. that same spirit of urgency followed him here to washington. whether the day's issues found him on your side of a policy debate or the opposite side, his warmth, friendliness, and dedication to his neighbors in georgia's fifth district made an impact on everyone. i'm reminded particularly of joining hands with him at a ceremony here in the capitol honoring his friend, dr. king, in 2008 as members of congress sang "we shall overcome." it was humbling to reflect on what the man standing next to me had suffered and sacrificed s