randy levine asked me to throughout the first pitch and i think i'm doing that on august 15 at yankee stadium. i ask how the crowd going to be? you know, it is like you do not have a crowd, there is no such thing, it will be interesting mariano. he is not used to that, i have been to many games, he walks in and the place goes crazy. i think it will be just as good without the crowd. some people are born with it. i don't know if this is only for the baseball place but i have never seen a picture for a ball with some events as broken as mariano, how do you do that i asked him and he said pa rents. you do that i asked him and he said parents. he said parents. yeah, just to finish, i think that we all have to finish, i think that we all have to set example, i think major league baseball is setting an example by playing to empty stadium since our other sports. you see that. then they will allow a certain number in. i see golf will soon be allowing people coming in in percentages and all of a sudden we want to get back to normal which is the key, nobody wa nts to to normal which is the key,

. >> next author in american enterprise institute scholar you yuval levin talks about the political divide in the country today. he is the author of the great debate, the fractured republic, and a time to build. this in-depth interview is two hours. >> author yuval levin here on the june 7, 2020, what is your assessment of the united states? >> thank you for having me, that's a broad question open with and it's a challenging one, were living in a moment of crisis and that's hard to deny, we've been through a spring that has been dominated by a public health crisis that is very much with us, we are facing now a social crisis that is as old as our country in some ways, the struggle for racial equality and for human

. >> laura: okay, levin tonight, you have to go watch levin. it was awesome! he ripped the democrats -- >> sean: that's why we call him the great one. >> laura: it was hilarious and that's why i'm tweeting it out. get the links, i'm tweeting it. it was fantastic. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. while the police force were tires in droves, new york mayor bill de blasio was personallyra putting the finishg touches on a black lives matter mural on trump tower. that will create a lot of jobs, bill.on you don't want to miss it, it's going to be a scorcher. also, ignoring the signs on the covid has induced a more un-american life. we are now seeing this play out as colleges are curtailing and canceling football and other fall sports. former coach, the great lou holtz is here to tell us why losing football is devastating for the american psyche. but first, biden's america last campaign, that's the focus of tonight's "angle." joe biden's campaign must obviously not be too confident in the polls showing him up over the preside

and bruce levine showed fairly very clearly that was -- to preserve slavery by forcing some black man to bear arms in subordinate roles, no eye towards either potential equality or citizenship, to rescue slavery for the rest of southern society, that debate, that went nowhere because slaveholders turned out were not willing to give the slaves over to the army in the capacity to be used in that way. very, very important to put that myth of black confederates to rest once and for all. african-american men served in the union army. >> our next question is from jennifer from washington, d.c. jennifer asks, can you identify a turning point or something that triggered lincoln to move from trying to stop expansionist slavery to ending it? >> so i would say it's there in a sense that traditional stories have it right. lincoln said famously as he is offering again gradual compensated emancipation to these of border states slaveholders, and offer they never accept, the friction and abrasion of war as he puts it are ending slavery. that mass exodus of slaves to the union army. he can see the wri

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ america i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin". we have a great guest robert woodson. how are you. >> and great. >> you haven't changed. i've changed a lot. i want to talk about the 16th 19 project that america was founded in slavery, slavery is in our dna, you've been a civil rights activist and spent yourr

jimmy levin says there is money to be made in credit. he was speaking exclusively on bloomberg's front row. ♪ jimmy: this is going to be going on for a long time. there will be defaults, there will be stops and starts. today, i use this example a lot. pre-covid, the u.s. high-yield market at least for a moment traded something like 350 basis points over risk. so, the average high-yield bond was 350 over. at that time, and this had been going on up and down for the last several years, there was plenty of capital being raised that recalled activation funds. the activation funds needed to be activated upon some event. that event was typically something like high yield going to 700 over or 750 over. because at that moment in time, if high-yield ever got to 750 over, well, that's got to be in unbelievable opportunity to deploy capital and credit opportunistically. that is where it is today. the u.s. high-yield market today, depending on which bank index you want to use it is something in the zone of 700 over. the market is trading at the le

adam levin of cyberscout. >>> this just in. we told you that it was the arkansas governor. well, now we have the colorado governor requiring face masks statewide. that news just breaking at the moment. we do have the closing bell ringing in 48 minutes. with or without masks, as lockdowns ease, shoppers returned. retail sales popped in june along with a slew of good economic news and yet stocks are still sliding. with the dow down 229, session low is a loss of 250. we're not far from there. is it time to reserve a new corner of your portfolio to protect your money? our floor show traders say yes but where? they will tell you when "the claman countdown" comes right back. experience the adventure of a bigger world in a highly capable lexus suv at the golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i'm an associate here at amazon. step onto the blue line, sir. this device is giving us an accurate temperature check. you're good to go. i have to take care of my coworkers. that's how i am. i have a son,

this is "life, liberty & levin", it's a great honor to have thomas soul on the program, a man i have followed my entire career as a teenager. but you've had an enormous influence with me and so many other people. welcome. we appreciate you being here.

.>> there was some talk about accountability today, not just from assembly member levine, but from the governor himself. some finger-pointing over who is to blame for the messed that was produced at san quentin. we will talk more about that at 6:00. >> there is plenty of blame to go around, but isn't entirely up to the state, is it just the es rnsibility? ly in hocalifornia pris system there is a federal receiver involved here, and that gentleman was called out a couple of times today. we will talk about that coming up at 6. the finger-pointing is not settled.>> thanks, great reporting. >>> the san francisco mayor london breed has tested negative for covid-19 after being exposed at a public event. the mayor won't be making any public appearances for about the next 10 days and will get retested. she says she is lucky to have a job that allows her the flexibility to work from home, but not everyone is so lucky. a supervisor also attended the same event and we were told he has also tested negative.>>> tonight governor newsom announced more support for cal fire for the peak wildfire season

and it has killed at least 7 people there assemblyman marc levine called on governor gavin newsome to begin removing inmates from the prison and get them the help that they need. unfortunately covid-19 is not going away. >>so we can't let our guard down and that is one of the reasons why reducing the prison population is so important. >>governor gavin, newsome has said that the covid-19 outbreak is a priority of his that he intends to get the most vulnerable inmates out of san quentin and reduce the overall population. earlier this month, the governor announced the formation of strike teams to make sure that bars and restaurants across the state follow the guidelines to slow the spread of covid-19. the teams are made up of officers from various state agencies, including the department of alcohol beverage control. but a recent visit to one bay area business has one restaurant owner up in arms and kron four's dan kerman. >>joins us now live from san francisco to explain good evening. dan. >>good evening just him being here in san francisco are all the parts of the bay area are across th

mark: hello america i mark levin this is "life liberty and levin" in your great guest ben shapiro hosted the ben shapiro show offer of the magnificent new book, not just a new book but so on target of what is happening to this country today. how to destroy america in three easy steps. ben, how are user. >> hanging in there, how are you? mark: i am kind of hanging in there, doing the best we can right

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america i'm mark levin. this is life, liberty and levin. this is a huge subject were going to discuss tonight for the full hour. the democrat party is not really a national party. what the democrat party does is break down by race, religion, sex and what kind of you like and it's the old fdr method of

mark: hello america i mark levin this is "life liberty and levin" in your great guest ben shapiro hosted the ben shapiro show offer of the magnificent new book, not just a new book but so on target of what is happening to this country today. how to destroy america in three easy steps. ben, how are user. >> hanging in there, how are you? mark: i am kind of hanging in there, doing the best we can right

. >> levine's a great friend of mine from the yankees. he asked me to throw out the first pitch, and i think i'm doing that on august 15th at yankee stadium. >> so, it turns out, that was a surprise to the white house staff and to the new york yankees. "the new york times" reports that the team did not invite him on that day. the "times" reported "mr. trump had been so annoyed by dr. fauci's turn in the limelight" -- remember, fauci threw out the first pitch in washington, d.c. "an official familiar with his reaction said that he had directed his aides to call yankees officials and make good on a longtime standing offer from mr. levine to throw out an opening pitch. no date was ever finalized." again, remember, dr. anthony fauci threw out the first pitch at the washington nationals season opener. he didn't do great, right? in fact, quite badly. but now he's getting a lot more attention. even then, there's a baseball card coming out from tops that has set new records. in the first 24 hours it was available, it sold more cards, i think, tha

harvey levin says the former glee cast mates came to the lake immediately after receiving the sad news yesterday. >> all of the remaining cast members from glee came out and they held hands and stood at the shoreline. kind of is a memorial. and the family came out. so was a very emotional time. >> it appears she wasn't wearing a life jacket. of us get his believes she may have somehow become tangled in the debris in the water and drowned. one of the host's from the discovery channel show, mythbusters has. family members say grant imhara died sunday from a brain aneurysm . he was just 49 years old. he was known for using his technical expertise to design and build robots for the show. he also appeared on the netflix show "white rabbit project." frustration and confusion over governor newsom latest mandate to roll back re-openings across the bay area. coming up, the clarification one county health officer in the east bay is seeking from the state. plus, what new research suggests about the possibility of a major earthquake and how last summer's seismic activity could be to blame. >>> do

to release prisoners has received support from many local lawmakers such a state assembly men mark levine and state senator scott weiner. >> covid-19 infections searched back in april and this is very late coming to this but it is something that must be done. >> it's a disaster for the people in those prisons, human beings in the prison it's a disaster for the community at large because the prisons are not sealed and if we have a massive outbreak then it will absolutely spread into the community at large. >> reporter: out of the 8000 prisoners statewide, only a couple hundred are expected to be released here from san quentin. >>> there is support for this, obviously as we just saw but what more can you tell us that the timing of the releases?>> reporter: we are hearing that 3500 prisoners are expected to be released by the end of this month and it will continue until august and possibly go into september. >>> thank you. >>> california experienced its deadliest week of the pandemic yet averaging more than 80 deaths per day and that is the average. nearly 7800 new confirmed cases yesterday

mark levine says that configuration of allowed the disease to spread like wildfire. he has been a strong critic of the botched handling of the pandemic. >> we now very late in the game have a unified command system, here at san quentin with the office of emergency services bringing immobile hospital, >> reporter: more than 1300 visitors and 120 staff members have tested positive for covid- 19. at san quentin, betty yu, kpix5. no one three colorado police officers fired in connection with the chokehold death of an unarmed black man tonight, reaction to disturbing new developments in the case. >>> 7-year-old in the hospital with serious injuries after hit- and-run in the east bay new evidence that will hopefully lead to the driver. >>> will take a look at how california tourist destinations preparing for an expected rush of visitors to the holiday. >>> this weekend kpix5 rings of the best of pride 50 generations of hope when our special airs tomorrow, right after kpix5 news 11 and then on sunday sister station kbcw starting at 7:00 p.m. >>> three colorado officers reen

for residents of the tiny town of levine you need to lose it's a familiar event and the 3 huge years on the way. whenever one of the aircraft is assembled in the nearby factories part of the fusion which has to squeeze through the tons narrow street this time it's for plane to 70 to last the giant airbus a 380 has been discontinued after just 15 years in production i think that people would have loved to have the sec raf you know being produce for a longer period of time anyway again i think that everybody is very proud about the aircraft and what it means to albert's the know how the skills that we developed along those is very important then to pave the way for the future innovation. up to $850.00 passengers on a $380.00 s. today but times have changed airlines around the world a new long are looking for maximum capacity the want their aircraft to be cost effective and flexible the end of the a $380.00 couldn't come at a wash time for us they've barely recovered research and development costs and at the same time the company is dealing with the consequences of the coronavirus pande

and it has killed at least 7 people there assemblyman mark levine called on governor gavin newsom to begin removing inmates from the prison and get them the help that they need. unfortunately covid-19 is not going away. >>so we can't let our guard down and that is one of the reasons why reducing the prison population is so important. >>governor gavin newsome has said that the covid-19 outbreak is a priority of his and he intends to get the most vulnerable inmates out of san quentin and reduce the overall population. earlier this month, the governor announced the formation of strike teams to make sure that bars and restaurants across the state follow the guidelines to slow the spread of covid-19 the teams are made up of officers from various state agencies, including the department of alcohol beverage control, but it was a recent visit to one bay area business that now has that restaurant owner up in arms on forest and kermit joins us live now from san francisco to explain good evening dam. >>good evening, just team depending on where you are abc officers or other members of this task

randy levine asked me to it throughout the first pitch i think i'm doing that on august 15 at yankee stadium. and i said how's the crowd can be? it's like you don't have a crowd there's no such thing. it will be interesting he's not used to that, i've been at many games, he walks in the place goes crazy. i think will be just as good without the crowd he was just born within some people are born with it. i don't know this is only for the baseball players i've never seen a picture throw ball were so many bats were broken as morano. he is the all-time record i said how do you do that? he said parents, great parents when you get right down to it. how do you do that? it's called parents. stomach just to finish, i think we have to all set examples for think a major-league baseball is setting an example by playing to empty stadium since or other sports you see that. now they will allow a certain number and i see golf soon will be allowing people to come in percentages. all the sudden we want to get back to normal. the key is to get back to normal nobody wants to see this. i think it is real

jeremy levin is chairman of the biotechnology innovation avinization, ceo as well of d therapeutics. what encompasses the biotech industry? how many companies are we talking about? what is the difference between biotech and big pharma? guest: that is it great question -- that is a great question.

jeremy levin. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 monday morning. call, leave facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. the house appropriations committee debates 2021 levels for energy. education, and health and human services. life coverage begins monday at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. coverage against monday at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span -- begins monday at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases director dr. anthony fauci has suggested states with rising covid-19 cases should pause reopening efforts. during a health care summit hosted by "the hill," he talked about lessons learned, vaccines and schools reopening in the fall. steve: hello and welcome. i'm steve clemons, editor at large at "the hill." i will take this off, but i wanted to send the message that we believe in mask wearing. we are delighted to have you join us for our summit this year. our collective health is at stake as we worked furiously to quell a global pandemic that has taken more than 500,000 lives globally. the coronavir

american christian pulis sic debuted for dortmund he's now at london's chelsea and don't forget robert levin dogs at age 21 the striker left poland for dortmund it became one of europe's best before moving to buyer from a i think it's the perfect club right now in this point. there's not a better club in the world at producing young talent and developing them for the next level the thing is that next level for young stars is often somewhere other than dortmund maybe rivals like biron or clubs in england or spain holding on to the stars requires trophies and dortmund fans know they get close but don't often win those trophies. let's get a recap now of our top story here on t w e u leaders have struck a deal to implementing a multibillion euro coronavirus recovery plan after 4 days of heated talks they finally agreed on the details of loans and grants to be given to member states hardest hit by the pandemic. thank you for watching us from back at the top the hour. if. you can. provide for transplant but what about the principle of. scientific advances could help in the brutal black market in h

first, the great one, mark levin. a great one, a lot is going to happen in 117 days, and if the policies that he's plagiarizing now from joe and ocasio-cortez, if they're implemented, i say the america we know, free-market capitalism, the greatest wealth producer in the history of mankind, that will go away and the country will be in poverty and unrecognizable. >> joe biden soundsor like sucha great candidate, doesn't he? i think i'll support him for president, but not of this country. maybe venezuela.a. you have the bernie bolsheviks now whoo are backing biden. bernie sanders is basically running the democrat party. this is the bernie sanders agenda. joe biden is an empty suit. he surrounded himself with every radical coup you can imagine like aoc and others. this is a democrat party that is as evil as it's ever been. it's a growing anti-semitic movement within the democrat party. it's a growing anti-american movement at its core. joe biden has been around for half a century. he's been in washington, d.c., for half a

going on here he was hoping to have the trade deal done before their 2020 elections but here we are of levin's thank you so much thank you. and amazon has backed away from an e-mail sent friday instructing employees to delete tick-tock from company mobile devices now amazon says that e-mail which was sent as an alert to thousands of amazon employees was a mistake in the now retracted e-mail amazon had stated this quote due to security risks the tick tock app is no longer permitted on mobile devices that access amazon e-mail if you have to talk on your device you must remove it by 10 july to retain mobile access to amazon e-mail at this time using to talk from your amazon laptop browser is allowed so joining us now to discuss all that the west coast investigative journalist fence one all right ben so when amazon speaks we know the whole world listens what were some of the immediate fall out problems from the original e-mail. yeah regionally when there's e-mail went out obviously everybody jumped on it to us senators reid tweeted josh holley the republican senator from missouri said it was time

pandemic has certainly changed the way we practice diplomacy so we will see how that pans out richard levin thank you for that update. well you may have seen the viral video of a black man in baton rouge louisiana calling out of school board member for ignoring calls to change the name of the robert e. lee high school in his town listen to what he said so i intended to get up here and talk about our race is ready to leave we're going to talk about your. should never shop and while we talk about robert e. lee bush a picture you shop while we're talking about racism in history in his country only white members it is but i got a problem with you talking to because you don't give a damn and it's clear but i'm a tell you go to sleighs my ass is to say it about robert e. lee so if you don't know history system let me tell you that they said when he got the plantation after he got off the field with 27000 people die and get is hurt. robert e. lee was a brutal slave master not only did with the slaves he said lay it on him hall after he said lay it on him hard he said but brian only sort of bare no

anytime a lot of social media presence even more now during the pandemic are to correspondent rachel levin thank you for that report. from our let's turn to the west coast and investigative journalist ben swan let's dive deeper into this ben should 6 let's start with the general question right the broader look into this should there even be a line drawn when it comes to internet businesses and how they can they be or how big they can be absolutely there should be it's not a question of whether or not a company can be big it's whether a company can violate entire trust laws by absorbing and as rachel explained they're kind of swallowing up competitors in order to create anti-competitive practices in a free market system if you don't have competition you don't have a free market you have one company that dominates everyone and everything and that's what antitrust is there to stop so it's not a question of how big facebook gets it's a question of how big of facebook or google or an amazon gets by essentially devouring anybody who is a competitor and by the way it's almost ironic that facebook

particular are the cross claims and libel came claims between dershowitz and david boies and between levine's you frey that's where you're really going to get interesting so with all due respect them by the way the fact that she has been given such diminished charges in the 1st place lying on a deposition oh please means to me the deal is already been made she's already spoken so this is just pro forma all right gentlemen thank you very much good conversation i think you and i are going to be talking about this subject again somewhere along the path this week are the says the nerves are very tranches you're watching our special coverage we have new information coming in that we're going to be sharing with you when we come back some stories right off the press and saudi arabia's representative to the united nations joins us for an exclusive conversation do not go away. i like it when the hosts ask the question to the guests and then actually listens to the guests answer and then reacts to that answer a folks dentist will or hear i've got a new show. on larry king question listening learning yo

levin: mr. speaker, i rise school f of the public in mccomb and oakland counties. this ween votes earlier week, i hosted a zoom call with district. was struck by how much they figured out in such a short tim3 about operating a pandemic. and tors are nimble creative. they're used to doing a lot with a little. thehe cleaning, the social distancing, the emotional health, they're up for top of it all out on alreha there is. the 0x they plans into their place. they spent their summer probably fitful nights determining how to keep their students, educators, and other professionals safe, thistion hd other than reopen or else four, as r of lifetime advocate forpublic sch union organizer with worker of mind, and as a human being with compassion and calling on the'm relief package.a real plan in that acknowledges that we must contain this pandemic and provide schools with the they need to reopen safely. 10 weeks since heroes act a path required to re-engage our schools and the safely.as a whole 9679 -- 56,679 americans have perished of covid-19 since may we passed the her

enough regret aggression i mean 1 i don't know if you've heard about them the dean principal michael levine used to work for the pentagon is a very famous 8 average 10 years ago every 10 years also you know stays in to pick up some crap in a new country to sort of gas to walk to me we were to meet we took to thomas street in a war that we mean business i mean if you look back you history it's not a was every 10 years ago or so it's like you know once every 3 or 4 years a whole you know law states pick up some crappy little country is the one against the war to show to understand that you're there to. tell us also to just to say that you know china is aggressive i think it's it's makes a mockery of the word aggression you know and i also speak you know the south china sea i want to make a point that you know. the trump ministration just a few days ago. secretary of state. statement was that he chants united states traditional condition on the issue of honesty used to be mutual not just taking a side and it's also championing. but it's a major biddell that united states doesn't own a cell ok.

minister will join since each respective country is still battling the coronavirus so our team rachel levin is joining me in the studio to break down all these details so rachel what can you tell us about this new deal or the term ministration as branding the u.s. some say as the greatest modern trade deal in u.s. history and trade representative robert light hisor even said that it is guaranteed to create tens of thousands of jobs for americans take us know what else he said earlier it will raise wages and add significantly to our economic growth it contained strong in forcible labor obligations it opens up new markets for our farmers and ranchers it sets the gold standard in protecting our intellectual property and contains the most complete discipline ever on digital trade. now the u.s. m.c.a. is seen as an updated version of nafta with new protections for intellectual property and trade and also requires mexico to enforce stronger labor laws and oversight for its workers and it rolls back a system of arbitration that allowed companies to sue governments for unfair treatment ok so are th

and here he was hoping to have the trade deal done before their 2020 alexion but here we are reach of levin's thank you so much thank you. and amazon has backed away from an e-mail sent friday instructing employees to delete tick-tock from company mobile devices now amazon says that e-mail which was sent as an alert to thousands of amazon employees was a mistake in the now retracted e-mail amazon had stated this quote due to security risks the tick tock app is no longer permitted on mobile devices that access amazon e-mail if you have to talk on your device you must remove it by 10 july to retain mobile access to amazon e-mail at this time using to talk from your amazon laptop browser is allowed so joining us now to discuss all that the best co-host investigative journalist fenceline all right ben so when amazon speaks we know the whole world listens what were some of the immediate fall out problems from the original e-mail. rigidly with his e-mail went out obviously everybody jumped on it to us senators reid tweeted josh hawley the republican senator from missouri so there was time for the u

jeff levine is with the stop fire works in l.a. >> it's something that possibly could have worked if they had done a little more work on the thing. >> reporter: we saw unprecedented levels off fireworks activity. likely attributed to the unusual circumstances in which we find ourselves due to covid. the department has found themselves with 64 lun clients online. citations is the only issue where evidence is clear. charley says he's called the number to do just that, unable to leave a message. what he would like now is a correction notice. >> i understand that trying to stop illegal fireworks. i totally support them for that battalia also need a system that targets who's doing. the i'm not wasting time on people who hasn't done that at all. >> reporter: and charley could face fines in the fewer. the fire department is expected to come up with another way to dispute the claims in the coming days. >>> now to san francisco where the cities first injury trial in four months got underway. witnesses and jurors were required 32 wear transparent masks. they say it's important to believe able

i've agreed -- randy levine is a great friend of mine from the yankees, he asked me to throw out the first pitch. and i think i'm doing that on august 15th, at yankee stadium. and i say, "how's the crowd going to be?" and it's like you don't have a crowd, there is no such thing. it's going to be interesting, mariano. he's not used to that. i've been at many games, he walks in the place goes crazy. i think it'd be just as good without the crowd, you were just born with it, some people are born with it. i don't know, this is only for the baseball players, but i've never seen a pitcher throw a ball where so many bats were broken as mariano's, he's got the all- time record. i said, "how do you do that?" he said, "great parents." when you get right down to it, right? how do you do that? it's called, parents. but- -- yeah, just to finish. i think that we have to all set examples. i think major league baseball is setting an example by playing to empty stadiums and so are other sports, you see that. now then they'll allow a certain , number in. i see golf is now -- i see golf is now -- soon

confederates in the very last stages of the war in terrific work by people like kevin leven and bruce levine and it shows clearly that was to preserve slavery by forcing some black men to bear arms towards her potential authority or citizenship to rescue slavery for the rest of southern society and that debate went nowhere because slaveholders were not willing to give their slaves over to the army in that capacity to be used in that way. it is very important to put the myth of black confederates to rest once and for all in the african men served in the union army not the confederate army. >> this question is from jennifer from washington, d.c. >> can you identify a turning point for something that triggered lincoln to move from the expansion with slavery to indiana? >> i would say their innocence, traditional story has it right, lincoln says famously, he is offering gradual compensated emancipation to the border state slaveholders that they never accept the abrasion and ending slavery and he has in mind that mass extremist to the union army. he can see the writing on the wall, it's a combina

i agree randy levine, was a friend of mine, he is throwing the first pitch. i think i'm doing that august 15th at yankees data. i said, how is the crowd going to be and, you know, you do not have a crowd, there is no such thing. it's going to be interesting, mariano. he's not used to that. i've been to many games and when he walks into the place to place goes crazy. when some people are born with it. i don't know, this is only for the baseball players but i've never seen a pitcher throw a ball were so many bats were broken. mariano, has the all-time record. i asked him how he did that and he said great parents. how do you do that, it's called parents. but just to finish i think that we have to all set examples. i think major league baseball is sending an example by playing in empty stadiums and so on other sports. you are seeing that. they will allow a certain number of in. i see golf will soon be allowing people to come in and percentages and all of a sudden we want to get back to normal. the key is to get back to normal because nobody wants to see this but

--ck is clearly taking the bellbefore interrupted us, we were speaking with alicia levine. i know you do not cover netflix specifically but i want to pick up on something abigail said, the idea of something being priced to perfection. we have seen this with a whole slew of stocks. i am wondering, how fragile are some of these names to any sort of bad news given how far they have come over the past few weeks or months. alicia: this will affect the entire sector in tomorrow's trade. it missed estimates and a disappointing quarter. thoseore, when we look at high flyers that pretty much look on kilovolt. when they look on kilovolt and one of them gets killed, they will all have a tough time in the next few weeks. price has gotten extreme. it has to come in a little bit. i think ultimately, these business models are extraordinarily resilient, so they will be fine. but just the extreme price action we have seen has to come in a little bit. executive change at the top, that surround us to anos to beserr netflix's co-ceo. will impact this the rest of the industry> -- the industry?

the mark levin will be here with leo terrel, larry elder, much more. but first return to atlanta with civil rights leader congressman john lewis was laid to rest earlier today. now, i lived in atlanta for years, wonderful years actually and often disagreed and got to

pamela levin, chief financial officer, health service system. the item before you is the revised proposed general fund administration budget for 2021 and 21-22 for your approval. i want to note that this differs from the one that was originally sent to you because of some changes in the direction from the mayor's office that occurred early this week. next slide. the city now faces a deficit of $1.7 billion over the budget horizon due to losses associated with the pandemic. for comparison, the two-year deficit in february is $420 million. a recovery is not expected for four years. in may, the mayor issued revised budget instructions to try to close that deficit. departments are now required to submit a revised budget with mandatory budget reductions. for 2021, the planned -- mandatory budget reduction is 10%, and for 2021, the mandatory budget reduction is 15%. in addition, departments are required to submit a 5% contingency plan for 2021 totaling $180,325, but this may not be implemented. it depends on if the budget projections, if they worsen.

mark levine is frustrated the state did not take earlier advice or action because four weeks ago there were several cases. the virus arrived with 121 inmates were transferred from a prison that had an outbreak. dozens of cases that san quentin exploded to hundreds in a matter of days. a 71-year-old died last week. dozens are filling up hospitals and 200 inmates expected in the next few weeks. >> we don't wanted to overwhelm our local hospitals. >> reporter: more than 100 prison staffers have tested positive too? >> if that's the case, everybody is at risk. >> this law professor has studied california's prison system. no more transfers between prisons and vulnerable inmates without. 42% at san quentin are elderly or considered medically high risk. >> these are precisely the people we need to let out. these are the people most at risk of dying. if we don't want to see this turn into a masquerade. >> the state plans to release more inmates beginning july 1. demands for more to be done are growing. marines board of supervisors sent a letter asking for more on-site medical help and a way to

the great one mark levin will be here along with leo terrel, larry elder, much more. first we turn to atlanta where f civil rights leader congressman john lewis was laid to rest earlier today. i lived in atlanta four years, often disagreed and got to know many of

economy with alicia levine. great to have you with us. of fiscalen this tons money already in the u.s. economy. about $2.9 trillion flood of money. not to mention the federal reserve doing as much as they can to support the economy. how much more can we expect this to support the markets as we continue to see these measures being put in place? alicia: thank you for having me. i think the market is already pricing in a final bill -- $1.5e around 1.5 trillion. as we have seen covid move through the southern states and the middle of the country, you have many more senators that are affected by this. so, people tend to be a little more generous with their -- when their own states are affected. expecting $1.5 trillion as a final package. we think the next couple of weeks could be pretty ugly in terms of negotiations, ultimately both sides have clear incentives to get something done. and the white house needs something done. we will get something, it will just be messy. shery: we continue to see these precious metals rally. we have a more accom

obviously the governor and secretary levine decided that the plans they looked at or the mitigating strategies or risk or something that they didn't feel comfortable doing it. >> so for now they are no mats. they say they're very confident the team will find a home field. they have, quote, well over five contingency plans, unquote. the clock is ticking. their homeowner against the defending champions nationals is just six days away. the champs get things started tonight against the yankees in d.c. the nats are looking to be the first team to win back-to-back championships since the bronx bombers did so. anthony fauci will throw out the first pitch. >> i'm quite nervous about it. >> okay. don't worry about it. if you bounce it, there's nobody there to boo you. you're fine. this is the perfect first pitch. >> go, doc, go. >>> the nba tipping off the first competition in four months. holding scrimmages and things look different. plexiglass around the scorer's table, social distancing friendly coach's area. some of the players wearing them during warmups as well. regular season set to restart with

mark: hello america i mark 11, this is "life liberty and levin", we have a great guest bob woodson. bob: pleased to be here mark. mark: we met three decades ago you have not changed. i want to talk about the 6019 project that america was founded in slavery and slavery in america's dna, you been a civil rights activist and your life to provinno

russian election meddling and a protest against president trump's immigration policy the congressman levin, an elder statesman of the democratic party riled up the crowd with words you live by as an activist lawmakers, there's a leader we must never ever give up. >>they must be brave. bowl anchor ages. >>and this morning reaction is pouring in from politicians and famous figures who were close to congressman lewis as you saw in march story president obama awarded lewis the presidential medal of freedom back in 2011 in a cave, a statement last night we see a portion of it on your screen. it says quote not many of us get to live to see our own legacy play out. in such a meaningful remarkable way. john lewis did and thanks to him we now all have our marching orders. and here's what house speaker nancy pelosi had to say quote john lewis was a titan of the civil rights movement whose goodness faith and bravery transformed our nation may his memory be an inspiration that moves us all to in the face of injustice make good trouble. necessary trouble. senator kamala harris says quote congressman jo

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we will see you next fox news life, liberty and levin ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening welcome to "the next revolution" i'm steve hilton. this is the home of positive populism. propos. great news. joining us tonight for the hour tammy bruce and rob smith. but first president trump parent power revolution. here he is last week in what i thought was one of the most important policy statements of his presidency. >> if schools do not reopen the funding should go to parents to send their child to public private charter religious or homeschool of their choice. the key word being choice. if the school is closed, the money should follow the student so the parents and families are in control of their own decisions. i would like the money to go to the parents of the student. >> i've been arguing for this for years. here's what i wrote in my book more human. the government school monopoly required standardization and a factory approach. we need a completely open, local marketplace for school, teachers, entrepreneurs, groups of parents must be permitted to set up schools free of bureaucratic restrictions and hass