get us into even more trouble. the washington post reporting, quote, as daily covid-19 deaths climb to levels not seen since early in the pandemic, nine states have hit one more grim marker. more than one in every 1,000 people dead of coronavirus-related causes. on friday south dakota became the latest state to reach that unwanted marker, including new york, new jersey, and neighboring north dakota which currently has the highest covid mortality rate in the world. it s early morning here outside the badlands region of south dakota. we re traveling to key locations across the country, areas that have been hard hit by the coronavirus, even before the arrival of covid-19 native americans had the country s lowest life expectancy. now south dakota is reporting some of the highest deaths per capita. residents are fighting for their very lives. with a positivity rate of 24%, south dakota and neighboring north dakota have the highest incidence of covid-19 cases nationwide over the
president getting support from some big names and might not be too late for a serious run and natural gas pipeline goes dry. duke energy canceling atlantic pipeline, warren buffet is buying dominion. mornings with maria is live right now. dagen: good morning, take a look at european markets right now. we have gains across the board. pubs in the united kingdom welcoming people back over the weekend, optimism there. in asia overnight, markets also having a strong rally, gains across the board. china-state run media saying the company needs bull market to build strength as capital markets ongoing reforms to attract money from home and abroad. you can see the rally in shanghai there up almost 6%. the fourth of july weekend marked by violence in major u.s. cities, cheryl casone has the details along with other top stories we are watching this morning. good morning, cheryl. cheryl: in chicago alone at least 77 people shot, 14 of them killed including a 7-year-old girl, now the pr
out tonight? we will have that for you and so much more on making money. charles: president trump is on his way to japan for the g20 summit right now. where he will meet with china s president xi xinping. they will of course going to talk about this trade deal. meanwhile president trump airing his grievances with china on fox business this morning. they have taken advantage of us as a country for so long, they re so far ahead on average, this country is losing more than $500 billion a year with china. charles: edward lawrence is live in osaka with a preview. edward? reporter: yes, charles, good morning, from osaka. it is tomorrow morning. the city is on lockdown for world leaders coming here. they will be on the world stage, next few days here. president trump on air force one, now on his way coming over here to osaka. he will meet eight world leaders over the various course of the next few days. one meeting with all eyes on with russian president vladmir putin. the pre
[ indiscernible ] we ll find out. are you willing to go to war with iran? you ll find out. you ll find out. i have a feeling, and i may be wrong, and i may be right, but i m right a lot, i have a feeling that it was a mistake made by somebody that shouldn t have been doing what they did. i think they made a mistake. i think that somebody under the command of that country made a big mistake. charles: joining me now, retired general anthony t after. you re also the author of the book, double cross fire. we appreciate your expertise this morning. how do you assess what went down? how do you think the administration handled the situation? thanks for having me. i think what we re looking at right here is the president ordered one of two things which could have been a probing attack to see what kind of air defenses the iranians had and then there were a series of decision points built in there to go or no go, based upon the level of defense that we saw. or it could have b
but here at home we re having a holly, jolly christmas season. it is absolutely phenomenal. retail sales, headlines don t do enough. i will tell you how good they were. the american consumer, playing the role of atlas. all that and more on making money. of the. charles: we begin with investors throwing in the towel. record amount of money taken out of mutual fund and investors. 90 approximately dollars in one week parked on sidelines. is this run and market general panic jay powell ranked as one of the top four threats in the u.s. economy. remember he talked about fire sales, booms and busts, of course financial bubbles. this all happening as individual investor sentiment the most bearish since august of 2011. while all this sounds very scary keep a couple things in mind. the last time the investors got this bearish, the market was up significantly six months later. is this capitulation a overreaction or will things only get worse from here? securities chairman and ceo ja