liberty. ♪ >> bill: tim scott out of south carolina, very disappointed. now he's talking with house democrats trying to bring back his police reform bill. mike emanuel has that story from washington. is this going to happen? >> good afternoon, the big revelation is police reform on capitol hill may not be dead after all. senator tim scott told reporters he's been having conversations with the chair of the congressional black caucus and others, has not responded to our request for comment so far, one area where scott is willing to compromise is on qualified immunity allowing victims families to sue police department some cities but not the police officer. talks continue. >> i'm hopeful that the next couple weeks may produce the type of outcomes we are looking for. i am an eternal optimist, the conversations that are now, folks who are talking to me, we may not. >> senator scott and attorney general bill barr met with community leaders and law enforcement, talked about putting checks in place but not going too far. >> it is striking a balance, it's not doin

live from san francisco, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> janelle, what do you think? scott stay there and watch a couple of innings from the chain link fence? >> i don't know. get inside or outside momo's. enjoy. definitely fun to be out there. >> thanks, scott. >>> well, she made history speaking at the game and tonight nakken will be on the field coaching first base. she became the first woman to ever coach on the field during a major league baseball last night. it will be great to see her back out tonight. >>> take a look at this. a close call at lake tahoe. this was near dollar point. thankfully another boater rushed to this boat where a man was on board and took that man to safety. he was already safe when the coast guard arrived to douse the flames. they couldn't save the boat, as you can see there, which sank in about 20 feet of water and will have to be salvaged, but no injuries. pretty incredible video there at lake tahoe on the quiet western shore there at dollar point. >>> okay. let's get a check of our forecast. a little bit milder than what we usually see

senator scott will be on the floor when i do that. but let me just explain why i'm on the floor and my colleague, senator shaheen, a key member of the small business committee and one of the negotiators on the small business package is on the floor and we will be joined by senator schumer -- and we are joined by senator schumer who has been a real champion on making sure we get help to america's small businesses. i'm going to acknowledge the work of senator coons who i expect will be on the floor a little later, one of our key cosponsors on the next round of aid is senator rosen. i want to acknowledge the cosponsors of the unanimous consent request legislation, including myself and senator schumer, senator shaheen, senator coons, senator rosen, and senator collins. i also want to acknowledge that this is bipartisan. i have talked to senator rubio. he has informed me that this has cleared the hotline. so we are hopeful that we'll get this u.c. done today. but as we're waiting for the paperwork to get to us, let me just explain what the

tawney, the author of the 1857 dred scott ruling from the old supreme court chamber. and to address the issue of confederate statues on display in the u.s. capitol. the senate also convenes on monday to resume debate on the nomination of russell vogt to be director of the office of management and budget. and for the remainder of the week, the senate continues work on the annual $740.5 billion 2021 defense authorization act. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, live coverage of the senate, on c-span2 and watch any time on c-spa.org or listen on the go with the free -span radio app. next, congressional black caucus chair representative karen bass talks about police reform efforts in a virtual discussion with the national press club. national press club. >> welcome to the national press club. i am lisa matthews. vice president of the club and associated press u.s. video assignment manager. the killing of george floyd by police in minneapolis on may 25 convulsed the nation in black lives matter protests and renewed an urgent outcry for police reform. at the same ti

and this piece of the book is about a trump official named scott lloyd. scott lloyd was in charge of keeping the list of kids who had been taken away from their parents. for the first time, jacob soboroff reveals in his new book what happened when scott lloyd, this trump administration official, saw his list, this list of the separated kids, reported on the front page of "the new york times." this is how jacob reports it in his new book. quote, the reporting in "the new york times" made scott lloyd irritated. he was left to stew about the leak over the weekend. embarrassed, scott lloyd knew the leak came from his department on his watch, under an administration that appointed him to his position. when considering how to handle the fallout from the leak, lloyd's first thought was a drastic one. quote, let's get rid of the list. if he followed the idea through, it would destroy the critical linkage between the 700 separated children in his custody and their parents. despite the fact that the list itself was the best hope of ever reuniting them. scott lloyd

chief scott and nichols, are you there, chief scott? >> i am. >> i am as well. >> can you also answer that? one of the answers i already have in your presentation, steve scott, you have eight full-time and 81 part-time dedicated to recruitment. what is the size of your budget currently? >> the budget in total? >> yes, for your department. >> $670 million. >> i just wanted a ballpark. maybe you can tell us how much the unit if you don't have the answer right now but how much the eight full-time employees, what the cost of that unit is to your department. >> let me work on that. >> chief nicholson, what is your overall budget for your whole department? >> approximately $423 million. >> you said in your presentation you had one staffer dedicated to recruitment? >> correct. >> any part-time staff involved in that job? >> no. we use the core committee. we give them time coming for some of what they do but we don't pay them. >> how many firefighters in your department? >> i believe we are at approximately 1760, give or take. >> good. then, ch

maria: [ laughter ] scott, what about you? are you in? scott: yeah, i'm in. it's one of those things where you're not going to notice the difference. you could give somebody na beer, regular beer and budweiser tastes so bad anyway, it's going to be all the same. maria: all right. we'll take a break. when we come back, you've got questions, we've got answers. our new segment, ask the panel, begins next month. send in your video questions, we want to know what's on your mind. send them to maria@foxbusiness.com. and we'll get them on the air. much more ahead, next hour, right here. "mornings with maria" is live on fox business. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. maria: the ceos of facebook, amazon and apple will appear for an anti-trust hearing later today. what's at stake for the industry giants and how will you be impacted. the battle over for giants and how battle goes on differences between republican and democratic plans, and how it impacts your wallet coming

into the country from monday a maximum of 4000 will be able to return each week the prime minister scott morrison says it isn't follows a surge of coronavirus cases in the state of victoria. at a time when victoria was idle to take flights again then obviously the challenges to the system presently posed by the outbreak in victoria would have subsided and that then of course would mean that be less pressure on the system nationally so until that is under the. under control world even beyond that it has been under control in victoria ziba to take up that has does flights again then will be in a restricted to pass city for the foreseeable future and like a joins us now from australia's capital canberra nicholas are scott morrison that talking about certain limitations on arrivals into the country what most even saying. yeah this isn't good news for any is fairly and trying to return back into the country from monday the prime minister scott morrison said that only 4000 citizens or permanent residents will be allowed to return to the country every week that is essentially cutting the intake

welcome, malia cohen, and finally, we have police chief bill scott. chief scott has also been a partner for pushing for these police reforms here in san francisco, and we all know that change is not easy, but he's been committed to working with our communities and working for change because we want better not only for our police department, we want better for our community. so thank you all so much for joining us here today. i'm really excited to get us started on this panel, and i want to really start with you, van. the fact is -- i mean, the fact is you're still here, doing this work, and now, you have more people who are doing this work. and when you were doing this work, you were criticized, you were discriminated, you were threatened. at that time, there were a lot of beatings -- because i remember seeing them my he have personally. there was no police accountability then. tell me, what does it mean to see it right now? >> first of all, it's a crazy experience. to see you the mayor, it's just that, it's a whole word. to be looking at you, malia,

scott mcgrew has been watching this. scott, so what's happened so far? >> reporter: well, we got a late start about an hour late. so things are really just now getting underway. you're talking about the ceos of amazon, apple, google and facebook. this is taking place at the u.s. capitol and the offices or studios of four companies. you are seeing succecicilline t. he is talking to senator pachai who is the ceo of google. this is the investigation into the behrw do they use that powe? google choosing what links to show you. facebook buying up all kinds of companies like instagram. apple makes you buy apps through their app store and demands a cut. again, you are looking at live video here as cicilline continues to talk, but all four ceos are listening. so video from earlier we were seeing what members were seeing on a big screen. we don't control the video in the hearing room. congress does. ceos facing tough questions from democrats and republicans. here's jim jordan getting a warmup. >> i'll just cut to the chase. big tech's out to get conservatives. ju

yes, it's over bought like scott said and i think it's off to the races. if you look at what's going on, if we get more stimulus here that exceeds a trillion dollars, those gold traders will be buying gold. >> slhave a good weekend. >>> mike francesa is with us we're back after this. . >>> welcome back one of our favorite viewers is hanging up the mic for the second, and possibly last time mike francesa says he is doing his last show. mike, nice to have you back. >> i always love tawatching you guys in between golf thank you for having me on >> regarding your decision, is this it for good >> i'm not retiring, but as far as doing something every day appointment, it is the pandemic was part of this. things have changed. a lot of sports, i think they're going to change for a while, and ever since it started and they did ask us to take a cut a while ago, 20% i told them if i can save any jobs, i will step away completely they said no i told them it was on the table if they needed it. i said, you know, i'd like to be free to do some different things my kids wil

bustuld also replace the of the author of the dred scott decision. it will be replaced by a bust of justice thurgood marshall. here is the debate eating up to the boat. -- leading up to the vote. nized. mr. butterfield: thank you, mr. speaker. i bring this legislation to the floor today on behalf of the committee on house administration. i want to thank our chair, congresswoman zoe lofgren, for her leadership. i thank ranking member rodney davis for his friendship and leadership on our committee. thank you, mr. davis. i said this to you privately, thank you for the spirit in which you have approached this important but delicate issue. recognizing the issue of removing confederate statues from the capital has been simmering for years. since i recognize that, i'll now approach the issue today with the utmost respect for those who are opposed to the goal of the legislation. but, but i ask the dissenters to consider that america has been a divided nation since its founding. and it's past time for us to close this chapter of american history that remove s

senator scott and i have talked. we came into congress together. he was a member of the house before he was in the senate. so there are no formal negotiations going on. i am always willing and interested to talk to the senator. i look forward to meeting him again next week that we essentially had one cordial meeting what we talked about the issue globally. but i have been having a number of conversations with my colleagues in the house. republicans calling scheme to me in the course of a conversation about the bill and we have been having conversations. they been talking about parts of the bill that they feel good about come parts of the guilt that they of angst about, and their present different ideas to me. i am always willing to talk to whoever is interested in having a conversation, but understand that my primary focus is trying to put the pressure on the senate to vote on the george floyd justice and policing act. that is the primary focus right now. so we will see what happens. i'm not pessimistic about it. i'm optimistic that anytime my repu

scott mcgrew is with us now talking about that test. and that's been coming up a lot, scott. >> reporter: well, the president brings it up all the time. good morning to you. he talked about it on the sunday morning interview with chris wallace, quite a bit of it in fact. and then again last night on fox. take a look. >> the last questions are much more difficult. like a memory question. it's like you'll go person, woman, man, camera, tv. so they'll say could you repeat that. so i said yeah. so it's person, woman, man, camera, tv. okay, that's very good. of the test called the montreal cognitive assessment, or moca tells cbs market watch the moca test is supposed to be easy for someone who has no cognitive impairment. you can find the entire interview on youtube. it is so interesting. i'd be willing to just show you the whole thing. but of course fox would have some legal problems with that. but it's on youtube. now, marcus, there is a part where the president says after he got the results of the test -- and i'm going to quote him here.

so, joyce, over to you. >> thank you so much, scott. it's a real pleasure to be here with you, scott, and i want to congratulate you on awe this will work you have didn't doing, look at the test issue. we look at your work closely and great group of panelist. i want to congratulate tom because as somebody who has looked at china for the last throw decade highly recommend the book because it goes through the four different stages of the cycle that china is in and what they have learn from each stage of the cycle that has caused them to really take a more gradualist approach and there's a few things that tom highlights but i think are worth -- china has never experienced an economywide door shut panic. and i think the other thing that stanes out in this become is how much china learned from the asia financial creases. that it been eclipped by the global financial crisis, the great recession that we're in right now, but china learned very speaker important question and to points out that this is not japan. japan ran a surplus after their b

thanks so much scott boris. have a good one. let's get to the judge >> thank you >>> appreciate it. thank you. to "the halftime report. a stunning call on apple why one major wall street firm says to avoid it we'll debate that today. tiffany is the ceo of momentum and iz

scott: that is a great question. as you think about our brand, we think about it as a democratic brand, brand for all people. thatis clear to us is progress cannot happen without black progress. black lives matter was relevant to us well before the current focus on black ice in the lab -- black lives in the next 60 to 90 days. the blackmmitted to community come inside and outside the community, outside the walls of our building. i don't know if you read that nike, jordan, committed $12 million over the next - defense fundthe and other initiatives. what are we going to do internally to always advance our culture? as i like to say, the gap between what we want to be and what we are, how do we close that gap? what do we do to make sure we are being more inclusive, creating more belonging environment, improving her, and driving more equity for our black teammates at all levels, starting with myself? and externally, continuing to focus on creative designers and athletes and businesses so they can be part of our ecosystem,

scott says he's working with democrats to find a path foreign scott met with a group of religious business and community leaders to discuss the issues facing law enforcement barr says the key to reform is balance we need to support the police so they're out there protecting the community. >>but by the same time we have to sure that there are these abuses barr says the funding the police isn't an option, however, it appears a growing number of democrat and republican senators agree police need support in the field from mental health professionals and the government needs to find a way to pay for that the importance of funding departments with co-responders so that we have the resources necessary to some of these tragic issues and scott says he is looking into changing his bill to ban racial profiling and to make it easier for victims family to sue police departments that might entice democratic support. >>reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>a growing deficit has stanford university cutting 11 different sports, we'll tell you which sports. coming up >>and we're back at 8.30 and again

kelly, it's all yours. >> thank you, scott! hi, everybody, here's what's ahead on this friday tech is still rocking, so should you be knocking? apple, amazon and facebook crushing it after earnings, apple surpassing saudi aramcoto become the most valued company in the world is there a time to ride this rally? >>> plus, staying at home and do-it-yourself if you own a lot of shares in

scott: born and raised. lemonis: scott matas is the mayor of desert hot springs, a self-described conservative. scott: i was a "no" on marijuana use in our community in 2007. lemonis: what happened? scott: the economy went bad. we needed to find another revenue. lemonis: when they put it to a vote, more than 70% of the residents here said "yes" to growing recreational pot. mayor matas doesn't smoke, but the side effects of weed are saving his town. job creation? scott: job creation -- it's taxation... lemonis: think about this. it costs $15 million a year to run desert hot springs. the town could eventually collect $50 million a year from pot taxes alone. goodbye, budget crisis. hello, cash flow. and what has happened to the prices of the land out there? scott: well, let me give you an example. the city bought a piece of property in 1980 for $5,000, one acre. we just went into contract to sell that for $378,000. adrian: we have two buildings. we call them brad and chad. lemonis: okay. adrian: they're named a

laura scott in west london, thank you. after a break last weekend, formula one returns to where it all began at the end of this week — silverstone. the first f1 race was held there — and this year, there will be back—to—back grand prix at the historic track. and it's not the only nostalgic return in the sport. mclaren, who are enjoying their best start to a season for six years, have reunited with gulf 0il, who have been iconic partners in the past. after the financial problems inflicted by the coronavirus pandemic, mclaren chief executive zak brown has been telling jane dougall how he's optimistic for the future. fortu nately, fortunately, the sport embraced the need for change, to make the sport more sustainable for the racing teams. i think we have done that, i think we are now sitting on a formula 1 business plan that could produce more exciting racing for the fence and make it sustainable. 0f course, our partners, a critical pa rt course, our partners, a critical part of making sure we can hire the best people

hey folks welcome to the dentist miller plus one today's guest actor scott eastwood scott best known for his roles in films like suicide squad the fate of the furious pacific rim uprising recently wrapped a guy ritchie film action thriller called cash truck that sounds like fun and he can be seen next in the film the outpost very important that the stories are told he plays a decorated war vet in a little known battle that might have been the bloodiest enough you know to stand it's hitting theaters and v o d on july 3rd scott our ema you get as you can see i live in an airport. it's like that where he ended up living in the work for a year going to scotty busted is that we get on it we appreciate it thank you but yeah pleasure huge fan for a long time but it always fly in like brother you about to get on the flight or did you just get off the flight was it was a paranoid city or what was.

>> rachel scott leading us off tonight. rachel, thank you for that. and the legacy of john lewis extends six decades from atlanta to capitol hill, one of the original freedom riders taking on the jim crow south. standing against segregation, discrimination and demanding equal justice for all. his voice echoing through the halls of congress, inspiring generations. here's abc "nightline" anchor byron pitts. >> keep marching, keep sitting in, keep standing in, keep protesting until the sagging walls of segregation come tumbling down. >> reporter: john robert lewis didn't simply witness history, he shaped it. marched for it. bled for it. not once, not twice, but every time he was called upon. as lewis liked to put it, by just getting in the way. >> we must cry, and we all must cry together, that we want our freedom, and we want it now. ♪ >> reporter: the montgomery bus boycott drew the attention of one teenager, and soon civil rights would become john lewis' life work. and it nearly killed him. as would become his habit, where john lewis put his heart,

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our comptroller ben rosenfield, tax attorney scott weaver for all your time, knowledge, expertise and patience and constantly walking us through the complexity of our tax system and your willingness to go back to drawing board and also to community and neighbor partners to make sure that we are strong partners in this measure and this measure is as strong as possible. i believe we have president yee joining us today who can speak more to this measure and has an more announcement to make. >> president yee: i'm pleased to share that the mayor officially announced her support for the amended version of small business economic recovery act. i'm glad that we are joining forces to deliver the message to our voters in the next monthing comes. i don't want to repeat too much what has been said. i really believe amendments we have introduce strengthen those measures so that better response to our current unprecedented economic crises what they fear equitable recovery, especially for our working families, small and entrepreneurs and family owned businesses. when we talk about recovery, it can't

these mug shots are made public whether or not the person is prosecuted for the alleged crime scott says this alone can perpetuate stereotypes that you see black and brown men all the time who are you see these mug shots either on television through the movies you name that media source and the mind begins to associate that group with it and there's a lot of science out there scott believes not releasing these photos to the media or allowing officers to post them online will better our justice system as a whole as people are supposed to be considered innocent until proven guilty directly nowadays were it can be on the internet who are ever. oftentimes or sometimes anyway people never convicted of those crimes could have lasting. prospects here with employment you know not another opportunity minas the larnell president of crime victims united says while she supports efforts to curb racism she would like more clarification on how the new policy will be implemented the only concern from the victim's side of it is how are they categorizing and who is deciding which ones should be relea

scott atlas is here tonight. he will tell us and also tonight an effort to appease the movement the english department at rupp pers university declaring basic grammar biased. prestigious former professor carol swing says this is pure racism. she is going to expose it and also barack obama and joe biden recreate entourage. that old hbo series and resurrected by extreme streaming service and raymond arroyo with a special edition of "thursday follies" portland today come america tomorrow. that is the focus of tonight's "ankle." over the last few days, this radicals amp portland antifa and blm supporters tried to burn down a federal courthouse with employees inside. they tried to rip down a columbus statue in chicago throwing rocks and bottles at the police officers protecting it. 49 officers there were injured. in seattle just last night, nearly 150 -- don't you love to call them peaceful protesters -- smashed windows and set multiple fires to businesses, including the storefronts of the very companies that's where

ron desantis decided not to reimpose a shutdown, rick scott defending the decision saying people need information, not mandates. >> they are not consistent with a message, we have to be very consistent with a message and talk to people, people are smart, they will make decisions. >> public health officials have brained the recent rise on not wearing masks and social distancing and they are cracking down on folks who do not follow the orders. violators of mask mandates could face hundreds of dollars in fines for cities like miami and west hollywood. >> it lasts because it takes something off her plate we have to be defensive about or explain to customers who do not want wear a mask. >> president trump says he does not plan to issue a nationwide mask mandates. >>> we are learning more about a meeting for zescol administrators in the south they may have exposed to thmeet for the santa clara county days later, one of the attendees tested positive for the virus. elissa harrington has been working on the story and she joins me now with more on what she has learned. >> it has been 13 days si

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senator tim scott joining me now. thank you for being with me. i will start right with brian where he left off. we are trying to figure out how to talk to people and listen to them to go forward in all of this but there is not one unified voice. as you push legislation forward, how do you have or what we have not seen emergency hearings? >> it would be easy for us to find the right voices in congress if the democrats were to come to the table. this is an easy issue to solve as it relates to the federal reform of police. that is easy for us to do because we don't control local law enforcement. we can do things that encourages or compels behavior. bottom line, there is no one place to go for leadership. the democrats have defused leadership and there is chaos at the anarchy in the streets and this is not in the best interest of the most vulnerable communities that are typically communities of color living in poverty. they don't need chaos in the streets. they can't afford that unleashing of whatever you feel like doing today. that is not in their b

i'm scott wapner what could be the most important question for your money. has tech topped? we debate and discuss that with our investment committee today joining me for the hour today, joe, josh brown, brynn and amy is back. >>> it's a mixed day stocks reacting to the vaccine news josh, it seems funny to ask the question about tech on a day i showed you the index is having a nice bounce back day since that index hit its high on monday, 13th it hasn't traded all that well what do you make of that well, we're working on josh brown's mike maybe he did that on purpose since it's my first day back joe, do you want to take that same question? there we go. i was going to say this is going well so far. >> what i said was first of all, welcome back technology -- >> can you hear me >> i can hear you. amazon was down 12.7%. amazon was down that it's 1999 all over again understand that 1999, once the names like microsoft rolled over, they were in a multi year decline where technology under performed. that's not the case we'll be witnessing right now lit be a pause that refreshes. the f

>>scott says he's working with democrats to find a path foreign scott met with a group of religious business and community leaders to discuss the issues facing law enforcement barr says the key to reform is balance we need to support the police and they're out there protecting the community. >>but by the same time we have to sure that there are these abuses barr says the funding the police isn't an option, however, it appears a growing number of democrat and republican senators agree police need support in the field from mental health professionals and the government needs to find a way to pay for that the importance of funding departments with co-responders so that we have the resources necessary to some of these tragic issues and scott says he is looking into changing his bill to ban racial profiling and to make it easier for victims family to sue police departments that might entice democratic support. >>reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>all right still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, stanford cuts 11 varsity sports programs because of a budget shortfall and the pandemic

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scott: mr. speaker, i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentlewoman from oregon, the chair of the subcommittee on civil rights and human resources, ms. bonamici. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from oregon is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. ms. bonamici: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong support of the child care is essential act. child care is one of the most urgent and stressful issues facing families during this pandemic, and stabilizing it will be a key factor in opening our communities safely. i recently spoke about this issue with oregonians who are struggling. parents, early childhood educators, small business owners. i released a report urging support for the child care industry. as one mom told me, if child care crumbles, if it gets even a fraction more difficult to find, then our collective ability to work crumbles too. the child care crisis disproportionately affects women who, because of entrenched gender roles, continue to take on the majority of child care and househol

scott atlas, senior fellow at the hoover institution of sanford and chief of neuroradiology. good to see a period of i'm curious, if there's no reason to panic, what's the premise of that? >> first of all, no panic when they disqualifying themselves from the position. that i want to talk about the data. if i only see the focus on more cases. it doesn't really matter how cases and only matters who gets the cases. we know that the infection and fatality rate for people under somebody is 0.04% less than the seasonal flu. they cases themselves should not be and were never the focus. if it's only the drastic consequences of the cases. when we look at the cases in every state, the overwhelming majority are younger and healthier people. if i think in florida, the median age is 36, and texas at

presence it would not increase safety and in fact an active fight racial disparities state senator scott wiener says more needs to be done to address the challenges inside of schools. challenges that officers are necessarily trained for we are over rely. >>on the police to address challenges in our schools that don't need policing. we need to do better and just focus in a fleece only on issues a truly required police intervention brian landis's officers should be in schools. this former school resource officer enrichment said a program specified for richmond high. >>led to a drop in the number of fights truancy calls and other issues but only because officers were present form has been very good about having those discussions with the students. >>my students return i would often come to me with questions about race about

scott, let me start with you. this action in the markets particularly this huge move in goldman sachs and financials ahead of next week, could we see another attempt to bring value back led perhaps by bank and energy? >> yeah, some value, energy, yes, i guess to some degree, charles, on the big days. i don't know if energy has let's say the staying power that i think rallying in the financials does and that's frankly because the financials earnings picture which you mentioned starts next week just looks much better. if you are looking at the financials coming next week, look at jpmorgan and citi, two banks we own, charles, look at things like loan loss provisions, you look at the bond issuances coming out as well as management fees and also the fact that we have the fed basically in every part of their business backstopping what they are doing. charles: i hear ken saying he can't hear me. can you hear me? we will go to him when he can hear me. only 15 companies have a higher market cap than tesla, yet tesla is not

presence it would not increase safety and in fact an active fight racial disparities state senator scott wiener says more needs to be done to address the challenges inside of schools. challenges that officers are necessarily trained for we are over rely. >>on the police to address challenges in our schools that don't need policing. we need to do better and just focus in a fleece only on issues a truly required police intervention brian landis's officers should be in schools. this former school resource officer enrichment said a program specified for richmond high. >>led to a drop in the number of fights truancy calls and other issues but only because officers were present through has been very good about having those discussions with the students. >>my students return i would often come to me with questions about race about

good afternoon, supervisors, chief scott, city staff. i live and work in san francisco in district nine. thanks so much for the presentations and discussion, and thank you for your service to our city. i live just four blocks from where alice nieto was killed, and i'm calling to request that the city enact substantial cuts to the sfpd budget and to redirect that funding to public health, mental health, housing, education and other services for our communities. i'm grateful for chief scott's comments on reforming sfpd, shifting from a warrior to a guardian mindset. but the fundamental problem i believe is structural. we are asking sfpd to do so many jobs that we should have asked others to do. we need to shift resources to programs that are better placed to build up the health and safety of our communities. we especially need to -- [bell ringing]. >> thank you for your comments. before i ask for the next speaker, i would like to ask the interpreters to provide direction for public commenters that may require their services. >> [indiscerni

let's bring in scott mcgrew with this one. scott, this is a record increase. >> yes, after a long way down. i suppose we have to keep that in mind. hopefully what we're seeing is a steady growth back up the mountain returning us to where we want to be. you take the wins after all where you can get increase, 4.8 drives unemployment down to 11.1%. people often ask are these new jobs or people going back to the old jobs once the economy is open. the answer is it doesn't matter. bureau of labor statistics say millions more americans are borking. out to wall street, it's certainly believed. it's been significantly ahead of the economy. dow industrials up, reminder markets are closed tomorrow. white house officials, including the president, called a snap press conference to separate the numbers. president trump says he still wants to see more government handouts in the forms of stimulus. secretary mnuchin was asked can we really go back to work if our schools aren't open in the fall. >> absolutely. we want to make sure kids are safe

scott mcgrew, i can tell you, these past six months have kept us wondering, what's going to be next. >> yeah. do you realize the impeachment was actually this year, and that pete buttigieg was the lead candidate for president of the united states in the democratic party this year? also at the very beginning of 2020, you could count the number of covid-19 cases on one hand. so here is six months of history in two minutes. it was just two days into the year 2020 that the u.s. military strike killed iranian general soleeimani. later that month, the impeachment trial of donald trump got under way. the senate voted to acquit trump. remember all those democrats, buttigieg and sanders seemed to be the front-runners in their party's race for the white how n march, president trump declared a national emergency over coronavirus. that very same day, louisville police shot and killed breonna taylor, an mrnl room technician, in her own home after issuing a no-knock warrant. coronavirus deaths a month later crossed 27,000. $2.2 trillion milk bailout bill was signed. bernie sanders dropped out in e

written by her colleagues, senator tim scott from south carolina who himself is an african-american, has experienced the kind of overreach, you might say, that some police engage in by stopping people simply because of their color. it was a solid bill supported also by law enforcement because it was not designed to go after them indiscriminately and the democrats wouldn't let us pick it up. i think the conclusion i drew from that was i'm not sure they want a bill. i think they want an issue. >> dana: i have time for one quick last question. we finally know that your opponent in kentucky for this year's senate race will be amy mcgrath. are you looking forward to the campaign? >> i am ready for the campaign. she is going to be quite well-funded. it will be a spirited race raked until the end. >> dana: we'll be watching,

to scott's point, responsibly is the operative world. we have to go if jobs move, money moves, if money moves, people move. this is part of a integrated puzzle. i was thrilled with the numbers. it is doing the impossible. we're taking i-m out of it. so it is making it possible to my way of thinking. >> one thing i want to talk about, guys, the next big breakout. for all the sue perfectlitives, major indices keep coming up short taking out those highs. i fear we keep bumping up against those, june 8th high for the s&p and dow, and don't break out we could see a serious pull back. s&p was at 3232. the market, has performed okay but it hasn't broken out. meantime scott, you have been spot on. you told us all along to buy gold. it has rocketed. bond yields have not gone up. so we have a dueling message here. what is, why is that? why is gold up and yields not moving and market almost on the cusp of a breakout? >> well, because the market's got about a multiple personality disorder i think going on these days, charles. because of the fact as

i'm jon scott thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. ♪ >> hello america mark levin mark liberty and levin my first guest admired from afar for many decades leo before that a public school teacher in the l.a. city school district, and so for leo, first of all i want to thank you. because i've been watching you over the past few months. and you've been very consistent, you're been very consistent you believe in the rule of law. you believe

scott, what's your best trade right now? >> slowly we've seen a giant rally to tech. i look at tesla, nikola, amazon. if they're going to lead the way up, you have to think they'll lead the way back down i like a great product for traders, and they're going to list options on those futures. they're going to list those august 1st the reason i mention the problems with china right now, i think we're going to have a brief pullback i'm going to sell the september contract in the futures so that 3150 on a little stop in my stop is just below yesterday's high target is 3010, 3,010. the beauty of these micro minis is we can trade these in a wider range. it could be a blistering pullback as leaders lead the way down >> scott nations, nations indexes. scott, thank you very much >>> coming up, your unusual activity a yr nandoufil trades, that's next. experience the adventure of a bigger world in a highly capable lexus suv. at the golden opportunity sales event. get zero percent financing on all 2020 lexus models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. it's like walking into t

scott deangelis spent a decade building up a lucrative tour guide operation on hollywood boulevard. there's no tourists at all here, you know. but now there are more palm trees than people. and the famous stars — once hard to find under the feet of potential customers — bake under the midday sun. no, you can't continue like this. no. even me, i mean, iwould have to get anotherjob