Arrested the Chinese Foreign ministry saying that u. S. Sanctions on hong kong and chinese officials are violating International Law. Now sanctioning u. S. Lawmakers including senators ted cruz and marco rubio. Twitter nation a move for tic took wall street journal reporting for preliminary talks are held between social media giants, where this leaves microsoft, ahead. Turning to the futures, market it is this morning the s p 500 and nasdaq posting their second straight winning week. The dow was the big winner up 3. 8 attack a look at the markets last week. Moving on to the origins of the russia investigation senator Lindsey Graham revealing new documents to Maria Bartiromo that he says show the fbi misled the Senate Intelligence committee. The fallout, ahead. Unrest in america, chaos erupting in chicago looting reported across the city, after a Police Involved shooting. And another riot in portland. The unrest continues. Plus amazon warehouses could be coming to a mall near you. Morni
This morning. Markets are pointing to higher opening this morning. Possibility of more stimulus of holiday shorten week, this after Third Quarter kicks off with mixed day yesterday, nasdaq with 12th record close of the year. 95 points at 4 00 oclock on wall street yesterday. Meanwhile more stimulus ahead. President trump telling fox business he supports additional money going directly into americans pockets, hes looking to add incentives to get people to back to work. Warning of market crash of former Vice President joe biden gets elected. The house takes action over hon hong kongs actions. All that coming up. Officials finally taking action in seattle meanwhile clearing out the autonomous zone after 3 weeks of occupation, then this, tesla driving to new heights, charging past competition, largest automaker by market value surpassing disney and cocacola. Mornings with maria is live right now. Maria Global Markets this morning look like this, we are looking at gains across the board, gr
Peek at the next harry potter at home chapter. You dont want to miss this. On a summer evening bust out your apron and fire up the grill for an amazing memorial day meal. Gmas resident chef is serving up his bacon cheddar smashburger. Youre gonna hear me roar were kicking off the weekend with a roar. Im going nowhere because katy perry is performing her new song, daisies. All that and more as shes saying good morning, america. Oh, neeso of yogood morning love im a katy perry fan. Yeah. She likes cat, so her nickname is kitty purry. Wow. News you can use from dan harris, ladies and gentlemen. Lets all pretend that i didnt say anything. Lets just carry on with the show. You cant pretend. Welcome to our second hour this memorial day weekend. Gma has everything you need to know from grilling the perfect burger to cashing in on holiday discounts. And up ahead, how doctors are treating children who have an inflammatory syndrome linked to covid19. What to know in our gma cover story. All that
From coronavirus and ready to go back on the front lines to help others. And thanks for joining us this saturday morning, im darya folsom and im James Fletcher today is expected to be a nice sunny day and the bay area. And across california for that matter and that has governor Gavin Newsome concerned that people will go outside and potentially ignore social distancing was wondering on about that this morning as i went down the embarcadero and saw a nice sunrise. They still want people to stay home now is not the time Health Experts say. To let up on our efforts to flatten the curve. Were walking into a very warm weekend. The most beautiful weekend to the extent we love our weather. Since january at least or since arguably last summer the state of california. That means people are prone to want to go to the beaches parks playgrounds and go on a hike. I anticipate will be a significant increase in volume. But i also think if there is and people are practicing physical distancing, ill be
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