that has a 9.5% dividend yield >> viacom cbs, that's one you told our viewers to buy, isn't it >> yeah. i was tempted to put it on my list imagine how gratified i am to hear jenny talking about it. god bless you, jenny they're not technology stocks. i just talked about broadening out of the rally that includes goldman sachs. it's a financial i understand where interest rates are. that doesn't matter so much. it's got investment banking. it's got wealth management it and it looks like it will put the 1 mdb scandal behind it. raytheon technologies. defense spending is focused on missile, airlines, splanurveill. if boeing continues to make progress, if the airlines continue recover, i think that will help the jet engine business finally, it's a newly merged company. analysts don't know what to make of it. after this quarter's report, i think they will realize they have a gem here. finally, again, jenny, kindser morgan, a pipeline company the economy is picking up. products are flowing whether it's jet fuel, gasoline. it has great dividend yield. it's over sold and the fundamentals support

viacom-cbs has severed ties with him. jericka duncan is following the story.rning to you, anthony. hours after his termination, cannon called out viacom cbs as liars and demanded the rights to his popular program "wild and out." he claims he reached out to viacom-cbs officials before he was fired to apologize, but the corporation which is our parent company denies that. and now the media mogul is left explaining why he says he now feels ashamed. >> atlanta, make some noise! [ cheers ] >> reporter: for more than 20 years, nick cannon has loomed large as a host and entertainer. ♪ >> reporter: it's a conversation with a former member of the hip-hop group public enemy, rapper professor grif, that has been called into question. >> you can't be anti-semitic when the semitic -- we are the semitic people, when we are the same people that you -- who they want to be, that's our birth right. >> that's our births right. >> reporter: the nearly 90-minute interview was part of the podcast "cannon's class." it was recorded last year but resurfaced this week after excerpts ma

viacom cbs is cutting ties with nick cannon, the media company made the decision today after it said. cannon made antisemitic remarks on a recent episode of his youtube series. cannon's class. viacom cbs says it supports education and dialogue in the fight against bigotry but notes the 39 year-old while the now host did not acknowledge or apologize for promoting hateful speech and spreading anti semitic conspiracy theories. cannon has worked with viacom for years he starred in several shows on the company's networks, including mtv and nickelodeon today canada did apologize on facebook writing in part. i must apologize to my jewish brothers and sisters for putting them in such a painful position which was never my intention, but i know this whole situation has hurt many people and together we will make it right end quote. >>and tonight it turns out that kanye west is not running for president after all less than 2 weeks after tweeting that he was throwing his hat in the ring for the 2020 race. the rapper's adviser told new york, magazine's ah the intelligence or that west is out his. a

viacom fires him i say great i have been fired 8 times scottie 8 times in 30 years that media work and you know why. you know why because you mean if you're going to have satellite members john journalists were been you know you know why so i had the they were never going to hear it were not so i got it i appreciate it none of the 3 of us are civil servant ok we were told a lot of the civil service where you you have to have an act of congress to fire us we have these great jobs we get paid to make money in the strangest of ways talking into cameras and on radio and writing columns write and unlike policemen and firemen and others who have protection and teachers try to fire a teacher how hard is that right we have these jobs income comes with certain responsibility and while all of our rights in our exercise of rights come with responsibilities chief among them the responsibility to take responsibility for your actions if you're the c.e.o. and you decide to get on an airplane fly to the white house stand in the rose garden and praise a president that has continuous continually in the

viacom fires him i say great i have been fired 8 times scottie 8 times in 30 years of media work and you know why and you know why because you mean they are going to have satellite and john journalists were been you know you know why do so out of the bay we're not going to hear it we're not so i got it i appreciate it none of the 3 of us are civil servant ok we were told a lot of the civil service where you you have to have an act of congress to fire us we have these great jobs we get paid to make money in the strangest of ways talking into cameras and on radio and writing columns write and unlike policemen and firemen and others who have protection and teachers try to fire a teacher how hard is that right we have these jobs income comes with certain responsibility and while all of our rights in our exercise of rights come with responsibilities chief among them the responsibility to take responsibility for your actions if you're the c.e.o. and you decide to get on an airplane fly to the white house stand in the rose garden and praise a president that has continuous continually in the

same space, same company viacom initiated with a buy. they got a $34 price target which is a whopping 47% upside they have been left on the scrape heap of media, jim. you still own. you want to sell any strength? >> i'm chuckling at much of what you said including the charitable way you say it's been left on the scrape heap. it's been left underneath. >> i'm nice. >> i appreciate it i think there's more room to run here the interesting thing in the note is they are highlighting the streaming service of cbs which honestly, i don't think it's getting anywhere enough >> we're going to move on. if viacom is under the heap, netflix is probably on top or maybe is the heap. netflix up again today another new high 565 bucks a share. closing in on nearly $100 above the price target. >> in all seriousness, what we're looking for is continued transparency on how much of the subscriber growth in the u.s. have been pulled forward and what the expectations are for the back half of the year. they are saving money because they can't produce any content

oprah and tyler, as in with infriday and perry, went to viacom and cbs and viacom cbs said yes and invitedo be one of the hosts. you know i said yes. our focus is on the deep sense of empathy and justice that guided lewis, which all of us strive to echo these days. it features special performances like common and john legend. here's a first look. ♪ why we walk through america with our hands up ♪ ♪ when they go down we woman and man up ♪ ♪ they say stay down ♪ we stay up shots on the ground ♪ ♪ the camera pointed up ♪ king ran to the mountain top ♪ and we ran up ♪ one day when it calls ♪ he will ours he will be ours ♪ ♪ oh oh one day >> i'll never hear that song again without thinking about john lewis. that's just a small sample. you can watch "john lewis: celebrating a hero" next tuesday at 9:00/10:00 central right here on cbs. oprah and i shot our stand-ups yesterday at the santa barbara studio, tyler perry shot his at tyler perry studios. i know a lot of work has been going into it. i'm really looking forward to tuesday night. >>> ahead, one of the biggest mysteries surrounding the want

viacom saying they condemn bigotry of any kind.edge or apologize for perpetuating anti-semitism and are terminating our relationship with him. robin. >> all righty, eva, thank you so much. let's go back now to the studio. back to the studio. amy, what's coming up? >>> we have the brand-new "dancing with the stars" host tyra banks joining us live and then up next, the office interruption. you got to wait for it. it's our "play of the day." you got to wait for it. it's our "play of the day." but the offer's good only today. the dealer gives you a trade-in offer lower than you expected. will you take it? should you take it? it feels like you're in the middle of some weird gameshow. where did that music come from? wait, is that? what? no. really? next time, start with carmax... and get a custom offer good for 7 days. so you have plenty of time to compare your options. without any of the pressure. the way trade-ins, appraisals, and car selling should be. carmax. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dove exfoliating body polish. let's do this! wow, it's very cream

and wrist loin ian the man does miss after that but she really modify you and then you're in for viacom. for the keyboard and doesn't even touch the he does. one and the targets blow avignon from the out person come money for by. well when i was not on i'm on them here in town or this isn't cook's what if they hear i will i will fiat's vite want to ask me newton. gone ask them if i know the info by. go on coping. a little move on and live or on gas gas gas gas gas all those the echo. on a commute all when he must miss willmott the in batches each to his. ex moolah you have to carry the speed the club board is still behind us. here taking care of car is heavier than a normal car that i have to take your laid back quick same situation so i have to look in advance i can carry the most amount of speed into that corner because everything now is out to. bed 3 temperature 37 so we have been in good condition. 64 percent better be kept as a c. i have to also come back to a judge up and looking ahead looking ahead. everything's should be full should be followed by a care care care little bit on

in her scathing new book, published by simon and schuster, atdivision of viacom-cbs, she oescribes a with sociopathic tendencies and claims he cheated on his college entrance exams. the president's sister, a former federal judge named mary ann trump, says that the president only goes to church when the cameras are around, and that he has no principles. now, the trump family did try to the white house is pushing back calling it a the white house is pushing back tonight, calling it a "book of falsehoods," norah. >> o'donnell: ben tracy at the white house, thank you. well, tonight the f.b.i. is investigating a caught-on-camera confrontation as a possible hate ts of the vauhxx booker, who is black, said he was assaulted and threatened with a noose as he walked with friends last weekend. a word of warning, parts of the video are offensive. vauhxxericka duncan reports. >> let him go, dude, let him go. >> reporter: 36-year-old vauhxx booker says he feared for his life after a group of white men pinned him against a tree and assaulted him. it happened in bloomington, indiana, while he and hi

when the markets recovered, some sectors stayed really, really cheap, media, we love companies like viacom and madison square garden network. those stocks are still really cheap. financial services companies, some you know well. some companies like lazard or kkr. there are some sectors that are totally neglected even as the markets recovered. david: let's talk about the economy. the united states economy was in a recession that ended june, 2009. so now for about 10 years we have been in a growth cycle, and it is one of the longest in our country's history. but therefore, there has not been a lot of depressed stock prices for this period of time. so are you hoping at some point there is a recession so we can get lower stock prices and buy more things at value prices? john: we like to buy bargains, we like seeing sectors that are cheap, but we do not want to see a recession. all of the turmoil that happens, the impact on our society and our citizens. recessions are not great for america. david: so suppose i say i watched you, and you are a good value investor, what rate of return can i expec

news cast to the movies you watch the likes of time warner disney news corp viacom and bertelsmann of germany it's a short list now so how does that impact you the consumer for that we will go to t.v. legend and host of politicking our friend larry king so larry back in the eighty's there were around 50 or more companies that own t.v. outlets publications where they all go why they abandon us well they go into what is called modern living i don't think it's good at all when a fuel control many it's not healthy when american one group can control 2000 american radio stations put a lot of people out of work and you don't get many voices in many opinions i don't think there's anything good about it the problem is i don't know what you could do about it someone years ago said that may wind up but only 200 corporations in all of america is this by world continues i don't see i don't see anything see anything healthy about it all but you know there were lots of grocery stores and then they came along. and wiped out the small grocery is a little different a little more important and i don't

viacom is corrosive fear is hurting our —— theatre is corrosive. fear is hurting our economy.et this right. now i welcome these cuts and about to be used in restaurants. local business needs that support and so many low and middle income people really need help right now. that's why we've repeatedly called for social security to better meet their needs and if delivered properly, these measures should help. but when interviewed on the and it might show, the chancellor said the best government can do to boost demand is to give consumers and workers the confidence and psychological security that they can go out to work, to shop and socialise in safety, so please, chancellor, work with your colleagues say the public health response catches up with that operating in other countries. mr speaker, the prime minister said what have i been doing about that? my party has been repeatedly suggesting solutions to the public health problems facing our country, and we need to adopt them in the uk before this crisis becomes even more severe. government must act, not just to deal with unemploym

viacom, theyfox, are down today over concern about marketing budgets.edia is a laggard for the week, along with chip companies, retailers, software services as well. mostly this week is about banks, stay-at-home stocks. as we head further into the earnings season, what should we looking for? scarlet: big cap tech companies start reporting earnings. people are looking for the kind of reception it gets as a precursor to how they will respond to tech earnings. microsoft really gets going next week. ibm, texas instruments. a couple of other names there as well. twoon was due to report weeks from now but it got pushed back to the end of august, so not clear why that is but we know that last time around amazon announced it was spending more money than investors had anticipated, certainly to bolster its delivery network also tohe pandemic, but keep its warehouses clean and employees safe. vonnie: i imagine there is a lot to do for companies this quarter. scarlet fu, thank you. ahead, funding schools of historically black university's. we will discuss that with

disney, comcast, at&t and viacom are still busy digesting their acquisitions when deals do pick up againthe end of this year or maybe early next year, michael tells the us that he thinks it makes sense that smaller players like amc networks or lion's gate would seek a buyer he says there's not much interest there right now another factor to watch is whether apple or netflix might want to buy a studio to bulk up their libraries. kelly. >> you talked about how there's a bit of deal talk going on but is there any real alternative for the halls and the paths where these people are typically interacting. >> there are these smaller deals that are still getting done. it's because a all these players, they really do already know each other which enabled them to continue having their conversations whether it's on the phone or over zoom or teams or one of these others or other formats. with so much uncertainty that's put a damper on the megadeals. some of the bigger deals have been done unless say something was spun out of one of the larger companies, there wouldn't be as much movement there for a

.> ok let's turn to one of the dominating topics in germany of the past few weeks, viacom.eutsche bank has said that -- wire caps. can you just explain what kind of help they are thinking about? christian: i know you will be disappointed, but i'm not able to give a lot of details. last year we formed the the heartbank that is of deutsche bank. it is why we were founded 100 and 50 years ago to facilitate corporate around the world class -- of the world. is a potential opportunity to look into technology, to look into payment schemes, we are of course assessing that. that is exactly what we currently do. when there is something more to transparency where the first tasks will be done. players inof the key transaction banking services and were handed the obligation to , whether the situation there is opportunity or whether we can stabilize. >> would you think about buying parts of that business? judge,n, too early to but i think we made it clear last year when we set that potential other transaction in germany. the key for deutsche bank must to our shareholders and if this is t

compared to its media peers, disney is trading at ebitda multiple it's two to three types companies like viacom or cvs or discovery. it's getting something of a netflix type premium in the evaluations. >> so earlier today attorney general barr went after several big name companies and named them by name, including disney for being too close and too tight with the chinese specifically the chinese communist party members. disney has a lot and are aggressive defenders are you worried about disney's business in china? >> not particularly. you know, they partnered with the government there they have a theme park in sha shanghai they do a lot of box office in china. they are defensive in the intellectual property, as you pointed out. the fact the tensions between the u.s. and china are increasing in a potential problem, at some point down the road, as of right now, i don't think it's a serious issue. >> how long can espn go without live sports, doug? [ laughter ] well, you know, espn is part of the basic cable bundle as long as people continue to subscribe to cable for the other shows on cable, inclu

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when you look at disney and viacom and fox by far their biggest payments come to the nfl and it startswith the two new york teams i think that could be a really big driver of people reconnecting to the tv eco system just because it's going to start dominating the headlines all these match ups and games and i think that will on board a bunch of people into the tv eco system that were lapsed because there's no live sports on are now looking for something new that isn't news >> we were talking about video games and the incredible numbers. the demand and so forts. i do just wonder if there's a whole generation that grew up watching, playing video games that's not as interested in watching live sports think about nascar hit by the financial crisis and literally never recovered. they saw a bit of a bump but not much who is to say the nfl, the other major sports leagues aren't going to go the same way what's so say there will be this permanent level of societal interest >> there's too much money at stake. there's $47 billion of direct revenue that go to these sports. $46 of value and just rol

>>> viacom cbs is cutting ties with nick cannon because of anti-semitic comments.or and tv show said black people are the true hebrews. he also said people lacking mel nine are a little less. he said anyone who knows me knows i have no hate in my heart. i do not condone hate speech. he started in several shows including mtv and nickelodeon. >>> while moving on, the pandemic has turned upside down many of oaspects. the one and only tony bennett. michael is live with a great story. michael? >> this is a wonderful one. a couple planned to celebrate their anniversary by going to a tony bennett concert. the coronavirus put an ends to that. but look what it created. walter and mary went on their first date on valentine's day, 1977. two weeks later, they were engaged. >> we've been together almost every single day since 1977. >> 43 years later, they're still married and mary has received a few upgrades on her wedding ring. ♪ i left my heart >> when the couple heard the song, i left my heart in san francisco together for the first time, little did the boston transplants kn

it is hard to see those value stocks we just showed your top holdings and viacom was higher today. broadly speaking, clearly, all of the indices drag lower today. those big cap tech stocks have such a big impact. >> again that, is helpful to us. we have no exposure to shows companies. we have a real bargain that's we like and the traditional industries that we talked about in the past. you know, we love viacom and cbs because of the content we love, you know, a for profit education company but focused on health care, doctors and nurses which we think are very, very valuable in this environment a company like kkr that is well diversified in the financial services industry. the so we're well position ed today with our top five holdings >> i want to talk about your testimony today on stimulus which is a moving target right now in washington. what was your main message for lawmakers? >> our main message is it is important that this hero's act, some of it, we hope that some of it gets into -- gets passed. we do realize that small businesses, small minority businesses are really, really

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industrials 14 and communication service was the least represented with just one name and that would be viacom which is up 110% from march lows not bad for just about last place. more context on the entire list. you can head to the cnbc website. >> thank you >>> let's trade it now stephanie, you own a few of these names. you've done well owe held on or maybe added to more which one of that list do you still love or are you adding to any of them in. >> i would add to all of them except the paypal position while i love it and i'm a big believer in the name, it went from 31 times forward to 50 times forward. i get they have a $5 billion tam. that's very exciting a lot of good news the priced in there. i own freeport i've been adding to that one that's a copper price proxy but they have done a good job of cutting costs and keeping that balance sheet contained. i like that name copper prices are up about 25% from the march low the stock has done quite a bit better than that stanley black and decker i think that's a great idea. it's still down double digits. they have done a good job in terms of res

viacom has recovered but not to post prices. should an investor stay with it? >> i don't like this stock someone asked me about the stock at the end of last year and i had the same answer. i think there's some benefits to the cbs brand and to their con tent when i look across my content basket, i'd much prefer to own comcast. i think they have a wider swath of content they can use and i think this was a difficult merger for synergies to be realized i would not own the stock here >> all right we're showing comcast there now because shannon is long on comca comcast. all right. round two. let's go to patrick in las vegas who wants to know should i invest in the hotel, heez yolein caseino markets. >> i will answer, marriott that's the only investment i would make if you can buy between 80 and 850, yo 85, your belief is the recovery will be faster than doe mmestic recovery >> jim, we have bob in michigan who asked i have been hearing guests mention pents up demand they are seeing in the economy how is this defined and measured >> the definition is what you make of i

cannon had already been fired by viacom cbs about a conversation with controversial hip-hop producerff, former member of public enemy, where the two pushed conspiracy theories. >> let's look up anti-semitic. >> right. >> who are the semitic people? and then we're going to get to the public enemy thing. there's a list of semitic people, and anyone can do this right now. you can look up who are the semitic people, what are the semitic languages? >> right. >> has absolutely nothing to do with any white people. >> right. >> not at all. so in order for me to be anti-semitic, i'd have to be anti-black man, anti-black woman, anti-black people, anti-africa, anti-all of the people. >> because the semitic people -- >> are black people. >> are black people. so y'all get that clarity. we're going to say that again. the semitic people are black people. >> so i cannot be anti-semitic. >> so, and then it went on to say other things. so let's talk about this. political commentators david swerdlick's here. maria cardona. bakari sellers. bakari is the author of "my vanishing country." good evening one

disney and fox, comcast and sky and viacom of cbs in figuring out which parts of those companies don'tt&t looking to sell warner brothers video game division and viacom, cbs's simon and shuster publisher. craig moffitt says in the telecom case it's too late to get any approvals before the election when deals do pick up again, michael nathanson says it makes sense that amc networks and lions gate would seek a buyer but there's not much interest right now. we have been through rapid integration and i think that would change if nbc universal and warner media are ever spun out. rosen blad says discovery is the most interesting player because, quote, their library of content is largely unencumbered so they could be a plug and play for another streaming service. now what's interesting right now is that there's also this other factor to watch of whether an apple or netflix, which certainly have their resources, could look to buy a studio to bulk up their libraries. joe? >> like so many things, julia, it's not monolithic media. in other words, there's winners and losers in all of this, and jus

. >> what about cbs viacom particularly with the prospect of nfl returning >> well, that's really thestion we have, you know, wilfred here cbs, and fox especially has the highest exposure to nfl programming by our calculation in terms of the minutes viewed as well as the exposure to advertising revenues overall viacom, cbs as well and of course disney. so i think all of the major networks to varying degrees are relying on nfl's programming, which as you know has been pretty dominant in terms of having the highest rated shows on television. so there's a lot riding on the potential return of the nfl. if we think the potential walk back if that happens at the start of the nfl season could be extremely detrimental to the overall tv ecosystem we continue to believe that the protocols in place right now could actually facilitate a playing of strict protocols. we're a little weary in terms of the details of the rules you know, hundreds of documents of strict protocol that need to be followed by the players and the staff and that's making us a little bit weary whether they can pull that off s

to one of the dominating topics in the past few weeks in germany, which is viacom.d it is willing to help them bank. -- help wire card bank. what kind of help are you thinking about? >> i know you will be disappointed, but i am not prepared to give a lot of details. one thing is clear, last year, we formed the corporate bank. that is the heart of deutsche bank that is why deutsche bank was founded 150 years ago, to support and facilitate corporations around the world. for that, you need the basic product to be cash management and payments. there is the potential opportunity to look into technology, to look into payment schemes. of course, we are assessing that, and that is exactly what we currently do, whether there is something more to that, it is too early. we now own the transparency, and that is the first thing to be done. players inof the key the payment and transaction banking services, and we almost have an obligation to look into the situation and think whether there is an opportunity or whether we can save a lot. >> there might be a situation where if it tu

. >> just about four months ago, the 36-year-old host of comedy central's daily show also a viacom cbs his studio audience. >> you know, i'm even going to miss those people who forgot to turn off their phones during the show and mess me up and spoil jokes. >> and started life in the work from home world. >> hey, everybody. trevor noah here with another episode of the daily social distancing show. >> how much can you replicate the energy of a writers' room when it's a zoom room? >> you know the first few weeks, you're stumbling over who is speaking, who is not speaking, somebody forgot to unmute themselves and they said a whole soliloquy and you didn't hear it but then once we were beyond that it becomes a new normal and it settled in. >> with this new health crisis we will enslave all humanity, ha, ha, ha. >> so what i said to the team, we we we can't try and create the same show. let's use this opportunity to create something differently. >> i feel like everything that happens in the world doacts something else in some way, shape or form. >> please call the cops. >> i am going to tell

and i got to say thank you to bob bachus of cbs viacom. i know this is cbs.t up a large sum of the money to make this happen. i covered the rest which was above and beyond. but yeah, this was the most stressful thing i've ever done. this is -- these are people's lives and health, right. so i'm trying to make sure that they cannot only thrive and survive in their livelihood but keep them safe. that's been extremely stressful. i could have waited it out, but what would they have done? i had to push through. i had to find a way. >> it's typical of you, tyler, thinking of others. you're going to hate this part, but i'm going to do it anyway. in the last three months, you never toot your own horn, i'm going do it for you. the last three months -- i want to talk about your good deeds. paid for groceries for shoppers at 29 wynn dixie stores. provided plane service for members of george floyd's family, paid for the funeral expenses of rayshard brooks, the last three months. paid for tuition of a college student who was working as a sanitation worker in maryland to go

means her book can officially be released today by publisher simon & schuster, which is a division of viacombs. tony? >> weijia, thank you. >>> for the first time in 17 years, a federal prison inmate was executed this morning. daniel lewis lee received a leet lethal injection after the supreme court allowed it to proceed. he was convicted of murdering three members of an arkansas family back in 1996, including an 8-year-old girl. lee told witnesses this mortgni, though, he didn't do it. the high court with conservative justices in the majority voted 5-4 to reverse the lower court rulings. they had been concerned with an unconstitutional risk of pain when it comes to lethal injection. >>> family and friends of "glee" actress naya rivera are mourning today after authorities confirmed they found her body in a southern california lake. the 33-year-old actress disappeared last week while boating with her 4-year-old son. the boy was found alone on the rented boat. former members of the "glee" cast gathered at the lake yesterday to pray. carter evans reports from los angeles. >> we are confident th

features 60-minute style story telling and airs on quibi and is produced by cbs news which is part of viacom-cbsthrough test after test, nearly every resident in this town of 3,300 is voluntarily enduring discomfordi discomfort to take part in something unprecedented. >> an incredible testimony of science in society. >> reporter: the soft-spoken virologist, dr. dr. andrea crisanti, has become an unlikely hero here since he started studying the town of vo. what's unique here is that the doctor has been testing those residents for covid-19 repeatedly since the beginning of the epidemic. he says this is the most well-studied community in the world. >> and seth doane joins us now from rome. good morning, seth. the three tests per citizen of that city is really remarkable. what can we learn from vo? >> reporter: really remarkable and a little uncomfortable, as you can see the people kind of wincing. but we've learned a remarkable amount from this small town of about 3,000 people. there are concrete scientific findings. one of the early ones, this death, february 21st, set into motion what wound up be

it's published by simon & schuster, a division of viacom-cbs. >> a lot of people reading that book.hank you. >>> another health setback for the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. the 87-year-old was hospitalized this week for an infection and says she is fighting cancer now for the fifth time in many years. on friday, justice ginsburg said lesions were found on her liver in february, but her twice weekly chemotherapy is yielding positive results. she is the oldest member of the supreme court, and she insists her health has not interfered with her job. justice ginsburg says she has no plans to step down. >>> it is about 22 after the hour. now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> the coronavirus is sweeping across parts of the country like wildfire. later we'll get some perspective on the scope of the outbreak and some of its unforeseen effects. >>> plus, after years of considerable pressure, an nfl team decides to change its controversial name. giving a new name to a sports team has been done before. dana will talk about some more of that history. >>> later, h

gorman coming back to work, because yesterday amazon said they see work from home through 2020, as did viacoman employee memo. >> yeah. there's a lot of companies, i think, and by the way, it's 25 years since they began the website, the company went public in '97 but you're right, carl, quite a few employers in new york city and you would imagine in other areas as well given this is not now a new york issue at all, are delaying what was seen as the re-entry of many of their employees and mr. gorman seemed to indicate the same for morgan stanley. really amazing when you think 5,300, they are at roughly what did he say 300 or so in the building, perhaps ramping that up to as much as 1,000 in the fall, but nowhere near capacity. it continues to be a question and, jim, you know, we haven't talked as much about the virus of late, but it's raging in a lot of states that we know well, and we're not even near the fall and flu and cold season when, by the way, if you were in an office environment and people start sneezing or coughing because they're sick, you're going to be overly concerned perhaps or

it's published by simon & schuster a division of viacom cbs. the author claims the president is psychologically damaged, she says, and a threat to the public. the white house press secretary says this book is full of ridiculous and absurd allegations. paula, needless to say, the white house is not happy. others are saying can't wait to read it. what else does it say? >> cbs news has obtained a copy of this book despite the trump family's efforts to block it from being released to the public next tuesday. in this book mary trump takes a deep dive into the trump family tree going back to 1885. she says she wanted to help explain the trump family dynamic and how her uncle came to be the man we see today. in her new book mary trump reveals a firsthand and intimate account of her famous uncle's upbringing and rise to become the most powerful man in the world. she lays out a case claiming he is a narcissist, using her background in clinical psychology, she points to the president's relationship with his father fred. he still to this day seeks his dec

because they are now including viacom cbs channels like comedy central and b.e.t.w, this is youtube's live television package which replaces cable bun widles if yo cut the court. price hikes start today for new customers. hikes for the july billing cycle for existing customers, at last count there were two million subscribers on youtube tv. compare that to comcast which had nearly 20 million residential cable subscribers. look, we know that cord cutting is alive and well. in fact, accelerating. more than two million americans cut the cord just in the first three months of this year. just for comparison, hulu prices its package at $55 a month. at & t is $60 a month. this is the new reality we are in. this is the consumer trend that obviously we need to focus on and will continue to accelerate from here. ashley: that's pretty steep. all right, susan, thank you very much. by the way, we showed you these cardboard cutouts filling up empty baseball stadiums in asia. they are across all the soccer stadiums as well in europe. now that trend is coming to the u.s. we will t

this as the company starts offering eight viacom cbs cheanls including mtv and tv land.erg. your reaction. brian: my wife was just complaining about this yesterday. when youtube tv started it was 35 bucks for a subscription. that was three years ago. today it's going to be $65. people were looking for an alternative to the cable pricing model and price increases and youtube is following that. i think it's a wrong move for them. they should be going for value here, not raising their prices by 15 bucks over what it is right now. maria: wow. there you go. you've got options out there. jennifer lopez and a-rod taking on a tiktok again. look at this. the do yo duo completing the wof chance tiktok challenge. joanie, your reaction? joanie: well, first of all, they are just the cutest couple. i think a lot of people can't get enough of them. and i mean, any time you can watch j-lo dance. so a ton of fun. they've been so engaging through this pandemic and great of to see them have fun together. maria: they really do, it's really fun. finally, take your vacation time now. employer