dana. >> dana: thank you, mike emanuel. cnn's don lemon making headlines of its own after a fiery debate with actor terry crews on who and what the black lives matter movement is really about. the two sparring on the issue during lemon's show last night. watch. >> the black lives matter movement was started because it was talking about police brutality. if you want and all black lives matter movement that talks about gun violence in communities, including black communities, then start that movement with that name. black lives matter is about police brutality and about criminal justice. it's not about what happens in communities when it comes to crime. black on black crime. people who live near each other, black people, kill each other. >> dana: let's bring in tyrus, fox news contributor and fox nation hosting get your take as to that exchange last night. >> and wasn't really an exchange. don lemon kind of owned that conversation. i know mr. terry crews was trying to get his point across. the bottom line is yes, black lives

. >> dana: hello, everyone, i'm dana perino. we are following several fast-moving stories this hour. jeffrey epstein's acts under arrest and due in court this afternoon as prosecutors amount announced charges. the june jobs report as president trump says the economy is roaring back. all that plus a record spike in coronavirus cases as four states close up shop. all coming up on the jam-packed "the daily briefing." ♪ we begin with jeffrey epstein's confidant now facing charges. prosecutors saying ghislaine maxwell helped epstein "recruit, groom, and ultimately abuse young girls." bryan llenas is following this for us. brian? >> dana, good afternoon. for about a year now, the big question has been where in the world is ghislaine maxwell, british socialite, wealthy individual, former girlfriend and long-time confidant of jeffrey epstein. a lot of people thought she may have fled the country but no, she was arrested in bradford new hampshire at 8:30 this morning, just five hours north of new york city. a small town of less than 2,

dana? >> dana: very complex. alisha, thank you. before the coronavirus outbreak, the country was battling a severe opioid epidemic and now due in part to isolation and other issues stemming from the pandemic, the number of drug overdoses is on the rise. in may alone, suspected overdoses jumped as much as 42%. with me now is joanne manzo. her son stephen lost his life to an overdose in april after being sober for eight years. we are deeply sorry for your loss and are grateful that you are willing to talk about this and share information so we can protect others. one of the things that i know this incident is how much the isolation really for us feeling of depression on your son and you are worried about that for others. >> i'm sorry, dana, it's kind of breaking up a little bit. i didn't hear the question. >> dana: i don't know if you can hear me now. the isolation led to the depression, you think, that led your son to make that decision to try heroine for that one last time? >> i think i'm getting a poor connection. >> dana: we are

dana. >> dana: the app. interesting problem. alicia, thank you so much. >> some of the most fascinating conversations i have ever had all over the world have happened in the kitchen and out the tab table. so calm, be a fly on my wall as i cracked the code that connects us all. >> dana: former "grey's anatomy" star is a washington leaving behind the scrubs and putting on an apron. it's all part of his new show, "kitchen talk," streaming on fox nation. isaiah washington joins me now. we are so fortunate to have you join this family, this team of ours. tell me a little bit about how you decided you wanted to do something about food. >> because i got tired of people telling me that i am former "grey's anatomy." i was on the show for about 14 years. another shelf for five years that has been trending on netflix called "the 100." for some reason, people still want me to b be at attached to that show. so to show the world who i am as opposed to a character, that they lost for whatever reason, and let me get to the heart of what people

the "daily briefing with dana perino" starts right now. >> dana: the battle over the handling of the coronavirus is heating up on capitol hill. lawmakers grilling the top health shalls. i am dana perino and this is the daily briefing. >> i don't judge one crowd versus another crowd. when you for a crowd and not wearing a mask -- >> it's a simple question. should we limit the protests? >> i am not going to opine on limiting anything. >> this impacts the spread of the virus. i am asking your position? >> i said crowds. >> so the protests don't increase the spread of the virus? >> i didn't say. that you are putting words in my mouth. >> dana: jim jordan going back and forth on how protests across the country may have spread the virus. dr. fauci said there is hope on the horizon when it comes to a vaccine. >> we are cautiously optimistic we will have a vaccine by the end of the year. i don't think it's dreaming. i believe it's a reality and will show to be a reality. >> dana: another big topic today. testing. the official overseeing those efforts saying it is essential to fight the pande

dana? >> dana: casey stegall, thank you. i want to bring in republican senator marsha blackburn. always great to have you. i want to talk about tennessee, give us the lay of the land as you understand it. we have a chart that shows the number of cases in tennessee since march. heading up words, not exactly what we would like to see. what's your understanding of the situation there right now? >> i'm getting daily updates and weekly updates from hospitals and nursing homes, the governor's office, we have 53,000 cases, 32,000 are recovered, and we have 665 deaths. what we do know is there was an uptick for two weeks. over the weekend it levels off. so our hope is that we can continue leveling off and then trying to back down. our hospital still have capacity. through this they're still doing the other surgeries and having other admissions into the hospital. all in all, i think tennessee is managing through this very well. >> dana: of the rest of the nation, not necessarily having the best of l

that is what everybody else is doing. >> dana: that is where it may be, dana. and there are schools that have cut out entire programs permanently, stanford just eliminated 11 sports at that school. what does that say about where we are? >> dana: i feel bad for the students and also i'm a little worried about the economy. there's a lot of money that goes into sports. you know, the big ten also just announced a reduction in their schedule. i think that is because they won't do anything to get a leg up on the ncc and the national titles, the big ten can't handle anything. that is why you are seeing people take advantage of the situation to try to improve their position reputational lay. >> kennedy: i would not be surprised to see the pac-12 do the same thing, juan, that is the sleeper. but that is something, such purity in college sports. this is what we've been looking forward to. a lot of programs they will not decide until late july. should we just call off all of 2020? >> juan: wow come i would be disappointed because i'm a big sports fan. i must say sports as

dana. >> dana: thank you for your reporting. we appreciated. team fox coverage continues with a look at what else is happening across the country. alicia acuna has it. it's not just happening in new york city. >> absolutely, and we will begin in pennsylvania where governor tom wolf is set to sign the first police reform bill passed by that state's legislature. one prevents officers with bad records for moving from department to department. another bill requires regular training of officers and how to interact with ethnic minorities and requires mental health evaluations. in los angeles, the city council approved part of a plan to replace the l.a.p.d. with community-based responders who are not armed. they will be used for nonviolent service calls and also forces the department to work with the county's health department and homeless authorities. the coauthor of the motion tweeting "the bottom line is that the way things have been going is not working for our communities." this last month has made it crystal clear. we have a responsibility to ou

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dana, let me start with you. i think no matter what the politicians have to say, unless parents feel it say for their kids to go back, they're not going to send them back to schools. what do you think? >> dana: yeah, life with masks, i really don't want this discussion to end up being political. parents obviously want their kids to go back to school. we as americans and taxpayers need our kids back to school. we want them to learn and socialize and get all they get from the school environment and parents, especially single parents. imagine trying to work and not knowing whether your kids are going to be able to go to scho school. it's incredibly complex. i don't think making it political is going to solve it. however, you saw today the white house and the president saying we are willing to take on the teachers union. i just don't know if the best thing to do is to say we're going to cut off your funding when all the school districts are saying that we would like to reopen for trying to figure out a way to do the

. >> dana: all right. we will have it live. the white house is also promising what they did you havg more? >> yes. >> dana: i'm sorry. this is for you. and obviously, i am getting ahead of myself. i thought we were rushing. you know about the law enforcement announcement next week. >> yes, so, for a few days now, president trump has been threatening some kind of intervention in these democratic cities with big spikes in violence. yesterday in the oval office, he really took it up a notch by announcing some kind of big news conference on this topic next week, and listen to what stephen miller said about it last night. >> even though these liberal mayors are refusing our request to come into the city, refusing our generous hand, offering help, we are going to be making major announcement about how this president will be using the authority of the federal government to come to the rescue of these long-suffering citize citizens. >> now we still don't know exactly what this announcement is going to be, but when

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highlighting the good police officers that are out there, dana. >> dana: all right. navy officials are holding a press conference on the fire aboard the ship in san diego. >> expecting operations throughout the day and into the night. we support the brave sailors and firefighters on the ground. we have dropped to do to 415 buckets of water. with that, i will take any questions. >> can you tell us what you know about the damage? >> yeah, ryan donat right now, s damage on the ship, and we kind of go through each compartment to kind of figure it out. >> any of the electronics -- >> again, the fire has spread throughout the ship in various stages. we are assessing the extent of the damage, and that's going to be ongoing. it is a priority. [indistinct question] >> we have had other incidents, and other shipyards have had other incidents. again, each circumstance will be different based on the amount of damage that we assess. but right now, the priority is to get it out so that we can take a full assessment. right now, we are doing everything we can to do just that. once w

dana, do you have a dog for us to talk about? >> dana: yes. i thought you were going to show the other dog video from the weekend that was making the rounds. you know the one i'm talking about. if i have something else. oh, yeah. if okay, so marriage proposals are more creative than others. if some don't go as well as you might have thought. watch this. [laughter] >> jesse: oh, my goodness, what's going on? >> dana: he drops the ring into the waterfall. if it's not real, greg. spee>> greg: it's not real. i knew it. [laughter] >> dana: so he made it more memorable, but -- greg, you could spot it a mile away. >> greg: i tell you, that's a bad sign she should dump him right there the man should not be joking about that stuff and he's going to be bad news. all right, jesse. >> jesse: i agree with that, greg. better news, kicking some serious this week at american century and celebrity off tournament he beat ray romano, doug flutie, carlton, and jerry rice. and he finished birdie birdie. it take a look at this last pu putt. >> bret baier, couldn't

i'm harris, here's dana. "the daily briefing" starts now. >> dana: deadly violence erupting over the weekend leaving at least six children dead and their families experiencing terrible grief today. hello, everyone, i am dana perino and if this is ♪ dozens of shootings in new york, chicago and other cities this weekend. police in chicago say gunman killed us 7-year-old girl outside of her grandmother's house during a fourth of july party. just hours later a 14-year-old boy died when gang members targeted near him. >> we cannot allow this to be normalized in this city. we cannot get used to hearing about children being gunned down in chicago every weekend. >> sandra: let'>> dana: let's bh aisha hosni. >> the question is why is this happening right now and the nypd top brass is trying to answer that question, including, in their words, the d.a. is reluctant to prosecute several crimes. criminals release from riker is because of, covid, and recent weeks of antipolice rhetoric. >> new york city had days and days

dana, back to you. >> dana: will pay attention for that. let's bring in president of the american federation of teachers and so good to see you, this is an exceedingly complex issue, reopening the schools. what is your biggest concern right now? >> first monday i just debunk a myth which is we've been trying to work on reopening schools this fall since april because we wanted to reopen them in a less chaotic way than they would've closed, and teachers want them to open. we know that kids really need in school learning, but we need to make it safe, and so you're seeing in different places in the country different issues, so for example, in new york, governor cuomo announced his reopening plan yesterday and really embedded the issues of safety and as a result, we are seeing lots of parents and teachers looking at it and feeling some confidence about it. that's compared to what you are seeing in florida where people are really agitated because we don't believe governor desantis is putting the safety of kids and teachers at the heart of what he

dana, back to you. >> dana: douglas kennedy, thank you so much. for more on this, i'm joined by shark expert gregory. he has been called in to help with the investigation. what else do you think you should know about what happens up there? >> i think it's important to note that there are white sharks feeding in close proximity to the shoreline. off of the state of massachusetts where i live, and that should be taken into consideration by folks who are going to go into the water. sharks are feeling on seals close to the shore. if you see a lot of seals, don't go too far into the water. >> dana: i have a great respect for ocean dwellers, and i'm a little bit hesitant to go into the ocean, he set up to your waist. i probably didn't go be on my knees because i am a little bit concerned, but for families that are wanting to get the kids out there are maybe have a little bit of recreation for themselv themselves, what do you think is a good safe distance from the shoreline? >> well, we tend to focus on the shoreline, but what we should focus on is water

. >> dana: domain thank you, dana. ♪ >> bill: and bill hemmer. good afternoon, everybody. we have two main events, first left, joe biden making his pitch on the american economy and 1.3 million americans file for unemployment but meanwhile screen right, the president signs an executive order and boosting economic opportunities for hispanic-americans. we are waiting to see if he talks about the supreme court ruling which allows manhattan prosecutor to pursue president trump's financial records. although experts say it is highly unlikely that will be before the election now less

." ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone i'm dana perino with jesse watters, geraldo rivera, katie pavlik, 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. president trump and joe biden clashing over the economy after a blow out jobs report come america adding 5 million new jobs in june, the news could help boost the president's chance in november. >> the united states economy has added almost 5 million new jobs in the month of june and that is shattering all expectations and shattering historic records because americans economy is roaring back to life like nobody's ever seen before. we built the greatest economy and the history of the world. and we are now doing it again. and i think we will do better the second time then we get the first time unless somebody comes along and says, let's raise taxes on everybody. it will be a terrible, terrible site. it might even be a 1929 situation. >> dana: joe biden responding by tearing into trump and blaming the president for millions of jobs lost during the pandemic. >> today is positive news and i'm thankful for it, for real. make no mistake, we are still in

>> dana: it's also not true. so there is that, was it about eight weeks ago, maybe even more that you did a monologue based on a "washington post" article that basically listed all of the lawsuits that have been up until then and it had only been about six weeks and we have been dealing with the pandemic. so imagine between then and now how many we have and you are about to see a lot more, talk about, i think about addictions and commercial real estate, not to mention realtors. you have so many small businesses like hair salons, for example, they have had to buy and invest, put money into getting the plexiglass organized so that they can reopen, making sure that their employees have enough masks, and they have had to limit their hours for certain employees. they don't want to be sued. they don't want as you said, they don't want the liability of something to go wrong, because their entire livelihood is wrapped up in their business. and so, this bill that mcconnell is putting forward does not say that a business d

>> dana: well, it depends. it's possible as dan says that gioia could become the new chick-fil-a and so cows everywhere will continue to be happy. but i do think that there's a possibility here that after the election, after this is no longer useful to anybody politically that there are long-term possible consequences for the company that has 4,000 employees, so there is doubt. the other thing is, i do think that there is a company that has done an incredible charitable work for latinos, especially in the time of the pandemic, making sure that they were out there providing food and whatever else was needed in the latino community, very, very much focused on that. when the liberals and these other liberal groups because it's 100% latinos on the goya board. so people are trying to make political hay out of it and you have to understand or could be long-term consequences but those on the left trying to hurt goya, they are actually just biting off their nose to spite their face. >> emily: juan, i had the pleasure o

>> greg: i want to thank dana for being on the show. she was on her way to a "my little pony" fashion party but she stopped here. biden tweets, you don't have to worry about it. i should talk. i'm wearing a t-shirt. you don't have to worry about his tweets if he's president. he's right. you won't have to worry about it. you will have to worry about whether he's wearing pants to a briefing. i am okay with trump tweeting because the trade-off is better. i would rather have a guy who's on twitter and a guy who's into military intervention all over the world. we haven't had a war, nor have we needed to have a war. i like the fact that we have a president with an itchy trigger finger on twitter and not with international conflict. i want to touch on the topic of today which is law and order. we have trump talking about it. i think his stance is working because the biden friendly media has stopped showing videos of chaos and murder. tv don't see the crime and disorder, you will be less seduced by the law and order position. it's not rioting.

dana, take the reins. >> dana: sorry about that. i will give you back your time since i was frozen there. katie, one thing i noticed is the democrats have been asking bill barr to come and testify for months and they finally get this date and he gets there. unfortunately, chairman nadler was in a car accident this morning. the hearing started 45 minutes late. understandable. but even -- not only to greg's point did they not let him answer, they didn't even allow him to have a break to get a bite to eat and he was so calm during all of that. >> what happened today was really a disgrace, dana and the spokesperson for d.o.j. tweeted after it was over and said "i'm reclaiming this day" and i think anybody watching felt the same exact way. the democrats made a clear choice today. they not only didn't condemn the violence but they defended it. there was no condemnation of anything that was going on, when bill barr was asked do you think the federal courthouse would be standing today if federal law enforcement weren't brought in for back-u

okay, dana. >> dana: i love the way for us, that's a good one and a good choice. i'm going to do a thing and show you my pictures of my family. if jasper on the weekend and a lovely weekend i know a to celebrate america and to enjoy and he was out and about. very famous, i've been surprised with the flag, he was so happy. it turns out that my friend got me this mask for me to wear when i go out and about and what do you think? [laughter] >> jesse: i love it. >> dana: that's all i got. >> greg: all right, juan. >> juan: okay, what's the fourth of july without family fireworks and i'm not talking about fireworks in the sky, i'm talking about a pinata in the backyard. my daughter brought over the grandkids and with everyone keeping a safe distance, we took swings and a watermelon shaved pinata. take a look at this. as you can see, some people struck out, some people hit a single. it was a ton of fun and then my son, antonio, he crushed it! in the candy came pouring out! they were the big winners and they got all the candy. by the time of the nighttime fireworks, they

. >> dana: senator, you were urging the president to talk more about masks. is that more of the message that you think will help the nation recover in terms of economic recovery getting people to wear more masks but also maybe help his candidacy going into the reelection effort. >> i think it's helpful. we have all been told, the single easiest thing we can do is we reopen the economy with the coronavirus still very much out there is to protect ourselves and others by wearing a mask. we have been doing that in the senate. we have been in session most of the time since may. for example, in june, the house was in session three days and we were here the whole month. they have been in eight days since march. we will -- we were here all of may and june and we have been working safely, wearing masks, distancing ourselves. this is the way to deal with the continuing coronavirus until we get a vaccine. it's going to be with us. we know that. we don't want to shut the economy down again and so we need to wear a mask so i'm glad the president said what he said. >> dana

final word. >> jesse: permission to make a sports analogy, dana. >> dana: sure. >> jesse: the democrats run an offense and they run the same play every single time. it is out and up and everybody just bites on the pump fake and gets burned deep every single time. are we talking about and anonymously from the intelligence community to "the new york times" that makes trump look like he's in bed with vladimir putin? are we still going to do this all over again? they use the same three reporters they used on the russia collusion hoax at "the new york times." don't get me started, what about wmds in iraq? do you remember the intelligence from that? they used one guy is source. remember what his name was? curveball. aptly named. he lied and said saddam had wmds and then when he didn't he said i made it up because i wanted you to topple saddam. i don't know if it's accurate intelligence. i am open minded. we don't know. i do know the people that benefit from the leak, the democrats politically, "new york times" financially, russia, geopolitically because they want us tied down in afghanistan a

. >> dana: i'm looking forward to friday so we can get more information. >> president trump: to those in the media who falsely and consistently label their opponents as a racist, who condemn patriotic citizens, who offer a clear and truthful defense of american unity. that is what our people are doing. >> dana: of the president on america during his salute to the white house speech. howie kurtz and some in the media have stopped pretending. so is that how you see it? the media is sort of ready to pounce as liberals say that conservatives are? >> president trump knew full well that his fiery rhetoric would spark exposure but most of them are acting so shocked and horrified and appalled that they have kind of given up any pretense of fairness. "washington post," trump's push to amplify racism over his republicans, unadulterated call to arms, i think many pundits believed this all along but they are in bold in denial because they looked at the polls and they decided president trump was going to lose. >> dana: so is there no one in the editorial department or editor's office that cares an

at dana. >> dana: america lost one of her great patriots the other day. granny wretch, the grandmother of john rich, our colleague and her friend. if gregory rich passed away yesterday, she was 88 years old and you might know that she was part of his instagram and his twitter feed and also part of the wonderful redneck riviera whiskey. she was a wonderful woman, good friend to america and she will be greatly missed and we are sorry for your loss, john. >> jesse: granny wretch, one of the best grandmother names i've ever heard of. juan williams. keep your head to the sky, you never know when good times are coming. take a look at 8-year-old orion sadness, he has down syndrome and from birth, he struggled with health issues including speaking. but now as you can see, here comes the sun. he started shipping and watch this. here is orion telling his dad that he's so proud of him for skipping next to him. >> i'm so proud of you. >> i am so proud of you. >> and he's proud of his mom, too. >> well, music and have an entrancing effect of not just on humans but ani

only for a limited time ♪ >> dana: welcome back. a futuristic hazmat suits for air travel are apparently selling like crazy for $250, you can be the owner of one complete with antifogging windows and a built in the hospital grade air purifying device. now that judge jeanine, would you ever wear one of these things travel? >> judge pirro: [laughs] you know, it depends. i'm about to travel myself and i got one of those hats with the shield on it and i will wear the mask, but, i don't know. if it came in the right color i might but i will tell you, it's a step up. most people come in their pajamas and i'd rather see them in that then their pajamas. [laughter] >> dana: greg, is this something you might actually like because it could protect you from talking to people and stuff? and >> greg: there are two problems here. a, it makes everyone look like their giant big toe. i would just see that as a giant big toe. and also, how do you drink? flying is designed specifically for you to have three or four drinks and privacy. i don't know how

. >> brian: dana perino's host of up with the daily briefing" here on fox news and always picks up the nuances on the campaign and others that are easy to spot. dana, does it surprise you that people label joe biden, who has been doing for 47 years, easy to manipulate? >> well, i think that someone like angela davis who suggests that one was completely irresponsible, it's not one you wanted any president regardless of party, you want someone who has principles and will stick to them to make decisions on behalf of of the united states. and to fulfill their oath of office and lead us in times of crisis. what you had this week is joe biden continuing to deal with the progressive wing of his base, instead of reaching out. in addition, talking about climate change in the middle of a pandemic and an economic recession seems to be a wasted opportunity and i would say the same thing about the trump campaign as well or the trump white house talking a lot about culture war issues rather than the two issues that are top of mind for most people. energy is the backbone of the economy, joe biden wil

>> dana: i thought you were going to say my experience with shooting up. i'm kidding. [laughter] honestly, bill de blasio is the worst mayor, perhaps in american history. to see a great city like this basically destroyed in just such a short period of time is distressing. not only that but what about these people? it's not compassionate to have people on the streets shooting up. i don't know what the solution is, but i know that it's not what's happening now. there has to be some sort of way either to get them into treatment or, i don't know. we talked about legalizing drugs and maybe that's the answer somehow. i don't know. maybe you can tell me that after the president speaks. >> president trump: let me begin by expressing our sadness at the passing of a wonderful man and a dear friend of mine, herman cain. he was a very special person and i got to know him very well. unfortunately he passed away from the thing called the china virus. we send our prayers to herman's great life like a wife, and i have to say america grieves for all of the 150,000 americans who had the

." >> dana: hello, everyone, i'm dana perino along with jesse watters, one williams and katie pavlik. this is "the five." ♪ fox news alert, president trump getting ready to hold in his conference at any moment now and the rose garden. we will bring it to live once it happens. while we wait for that president trump and joe biden squaring off on over how best to bring back jobs after the pandemic damage the economy. the former vice president trying to slice into president trump's pulling advantage on the economy and he was quick to criticize president trump during his speech today. >> it's got bad enough that even donald trump finally decided to wear a mask in public. i'm glad he made the shift. mr. president, it's not enough. we won't be able to turn the corner and get american people back to work safely without presidential leadership. mr. president, open everything now isn't a strategy for success. it's barely a slogan. quit pushing the false choice between protecting our health and protecting our economy. all he does is endanger our economy on both fronts. when donald trump thinks

so dana, i have a theory that i think you will like. once we combine online courses with actual talented performers, means academia mimicked palatine which basically took the gym out of the gym and brought it online and then hired extremely charismatic talented performers to exercise, it becomes irrelevant. they apply that model to college and put it on youtube, who needs harvard? >> i totally agree, it has been changed, look at the place like purdue university. in the last seven years, have not raise tuition at all, their graduates do very well, connections to employers that help pay for tuition for lower income students in the education is superb. i remember when i was a kid, i wanted guess jeans so badly on my mom and dad were like no, levi's will do just fine for you and i was sobe so upset. these were excellent genes and that's what people are going to start to find out that part of the thing of going to college is the experience, not just going to class them it's to meet people, hang out, get to go to parties and all that stuff, h

. >> 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,

dana perino, thank you for being with me today. >> dana: okay, bye-bye. >> harris: i want to bring in atlanta city councilman. he is the god son. he says "john lewis was like a second father to me." thank you for being with us. i don't know if you could watch all of that, but michael, this was the final stop in washington, d.c., and it was emotional and beautiful. >> yes, i am so appropriate. first, thank you for having me on your program. but it is the culmination of a great american story, great american mentos, that someone can come from the humblest of beginnings and end up at the seat of power to influence the entire country, to influence the entire nation, and so it is a great culmination of that, but also has been an appropriate punctuation on the live of john lewis. >> harris: you have a memory and a history of your father and john lewis out the rest of us don't have. what was their relationship like? because they were the very best of friends. they were best friends. i remember being a small child, and hearing him referred to as the civil rights twins. we vacation together. w

. ♪ >> dana: well, your resume background could get a major upgrade. barbados is offering a deal to have you work from home in paradise. jackie deangelis joins me with more. too bad you didn't get to go on location to do this. >> you and i both know that many people have gotten used to working from home, but the time is passing on, and listen, you can work anywhere you want, as long as you have a good internet connection. so the island of barbados is now saying why not work from here for an entire year? the country's prime minister says that lawmakers are looking at introducing the 12 month welcome stamp for digital employees. work from the caribbean. this is a great place to do it. what is interesting here is that barbados did put a hold on travelers due to the coronavirus pandemic, but it is now officially open for business as of yesterday. they have lifted curfews and now allowing social gatherings of up to 500 people. so far, barbados has seen less than 100 -- >> dana: senator reed to lose you there. we have president trump taking some questions he

thank you, dana. you as well, and to your viewers. >> thank you. and as cases surge in texas, hospitals in some large cities are nearing capacity. the mayor of austin, texas, on the dire situation in his city, that's next. and president trump is stoking america's culture war. is his stance hurting republican lawmakers up for reelection? i'll ask one. stay with us. you're first. first to respond. first to put others' lives before your own. and in an emergency, you need a network that puts you first. that connects you to technology to each other and to other agencies. built with and for first responders. firstnet. the only officially authorized wireless network for first responders. because putting you first is our job. >>> welcome back to state of the union. texas was one of the first states to lift coronavirus guidelines this spring. but now with one of the biggest spikes of any state, they're heading in the other direction. the governor mandated masks in all counties with 20 or more cases, and local officials are adding back more restrictions as h

>>> there was a time not long ago when dana stubblefield was on top of the world of sports. the first round pick for the 49ers, provo super bowl winner and be loved in the community even if his playing days. after today he will be known as a convicted rapist who could spend the rest of his life behind bars. >> reporter: dana stubblefield sat in stunned silence as the judge or the jury verdict. the former 49er found guilty of rape, false imprisonment and a firearms charge. they make the victim in this case has been a model of resilience. it has been a very long road for her despite her learning difficulties she has persevered. >> reporter: he was on trial for raping a woman at his home in 2015. prosecutors argue that the woman's learning disability made it impossible for her to consent. the jury rejected that argument but found dana stubblefield guilty of rape nonetheless. his defense team question the fairness of the trial which was interrupted several times outbre and vowed to fight on. >> we will continue to fight. dana stubblefield is resilient, a strong person that belie

dana has just graduated as a doctor. the war started when i was in my last year of high school. that year, we had to flee our house on july 15, 2012. after one week, we lost our farm and the hospital that my father was managing. so we started all over again in the capital damascus. we rented a house and we started to rebuild everything in our lives again. my father is a surgeon himself. he has been the manager of a hospital that was affected by the war in 2012, so we were raised loving medicine. you have been extremely busy. i know you have been very involved in civil society efforts to help with the pandemic. tell us something about what you have been able to do. we had the lockdown and we had all the procedures to make sure that the cases do not increase, so what i have done in the first place is to spread awareness and to spread the verified resources where they can get the real information, so i targeted the facebook pages that had a lot of likes in the society and gave them the information. people need to know because having people know the truth is a very big part of the s

danae: luego de estas palabras, goya foods, encara la amenaza de un boicot. hay un llamamiento en redes sociales a no comprar sus productos. lin manuel miranda publicÓ en su cuenta de twitter que durante la pandemia han aprendido a hornear el pan, tambiÉn pueden aprender a hacer con pimienta . el empresario josÉ andrés dice que trump ha dejado con hambre a latinos, a enjaulado a los niÑos latinos, se ha olvidado de la comunidad latina durante la pandemia ya llamado violadores a los mexicanos. alexandria ocasio-cortez tambiÉn reaccionÓ crÍticamente. alexandria ocasio-cortez: yo estoy desconcertada porque el director general de goya, un alimento bÁsico predominante en tantos hogares latinos, saliÓ a alabar a un presidente que quiere excluir a los latinos. danae: durante el gobierno de obama, tambiÉn lo invitaron a la casa blanca. en esa ocasiÓn habló de manera positiva del entonces presidente. en entrevista con fox, asegurÓ que esa vez no recibiÓ crÍticas. >> se puede elogiar a un presidente, pero no se me permite cuando me llamaron para formar

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the first surf shop was in dana point, endless summer movie was filmed in dana point where surfer magazine was found. it has a rich culture that goes back decades and decades. over time it has blossomed into this beautiful destination. we have 11 hotels, four pristine resorts overlooking pacific ocean and seven additional properties that have ocean views. ten of the 11 hotels are open as are restaurants, shopping centers, spas, and shopping districts. we made modifications due to the governor's orders. you will see dining on sidewalks and in parking lots in the streets. people are making really cool accommodations so that the environment and experience continues to be top notch. the resorts are also making the accommodations so when you come to one of our hotels, you will be greeted and you will have a safety feel because most hotels and resorts have gone through safety checks and protocols and implemented safety measures to be sure that the guests feel safe when they visit. >> a lot of people have had to cancel or postpone their big summer vacations, overseas, airplane travel. it feels li

i love that, dana. simple and to the point. and accurate. thank you, dana. thank you, kaitlan. i will see you guys soon. coronavirus cases in the u.s. topping 4 million today, and the rate of increase is getting faster and faster. just ahead, a top scientist with his plans on how to get out of this. hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. million coronavirus cases today. 4 million. that means we added 1 million cases in this country, in just 15 days. let's discuss now, dr. peter hotez is a vaccine scientist and profess ever and dean of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine. and he joins us now. doctor, thank you so much for joining. i really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> it took 99 days to reach 1 million cases in this country. and just 15 days to go from 3 to 4 million. despite what this president says, this

dana bash, you're still with me here. what are your thoughts as we prepare to hear from -- they're going to read this lengthy, they're going to read a lengthy sort of statement and then get into the q&a. >> yeah. i mean, boy, where do we begin? let's just start as you and i, as parents of school aged children just like, you know, the tens of thousands -- hundreds of thousands of people out there. millions, really, who are waiting with bated breath waiting to figure out what the right thing to do is. many school districts have decided already, but they're operating in the dark. to be fair to these medical experts, they are too in some ways because this is a novel coronavirus. they are learning as they go. there are new studies coming up all the time giving information. just today we saw one about children under 5. and what does that mean and there aren't a lot of answers which is why there's so much trepidation about sending schools back to school. it's not just the kids, but the parents and grandparents and the teachers,

i loved that, dana. simple and to the point. and accurate. thank you, dana. thank you, kaitlan. i'll see you guys soon. >> bye, don. >>> coronavirus cases in the u.s. topping 4 million today and the rate of increase is getting faster and faster. just laid, a top scientist with his plans on how to get out of this. welcome back, to that same old place that you laughed about well the names have all changed since you hung around but those dreams have remained and they've turned around who'd have thought they'd lead ya back here where we need ya welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. - [narrator] this is steve. he used to have gum problems. now, he uses therabreath healthy gums oral rinse with clinically-proven ingredients and his gum problems have vanished. (crowd applauding) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. find your get-up-and-go. find pants that aren't sweats. find your friends. find your sense of wander. find the world is new, again. at chevy we'd like to take you there. now during the chevy open road sales event, get up