acknowledges the truth plus rural america turns to an experimental new treatment to save high-risk covid patients. announcer: live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. good evening. we begin with breaking news tonight. there is a federal investigation of a potential bribery for presidential pardon scheme ongoing now. we know because the chief judge for the federal court in washington, d.c. ordered unsealed a court document a short time ago it s heavily redacted, but does pertain to a search warrant for several offices. the legal opinion on this entered on august the 28th it s tied to an investigation that the documents show may involve at least two people who, quote, acted as lobbyists to senior white house officials to secure a pardon or reprieve of sentence for someone whose name is redacted. the documents in their now public form are heavily redacted in fact, you saw some of them on the screen just now. they do not name p
acknowledges the truth plus rural america turns to an experimental new treatment to save high-risk covid patients. announcer: live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. good evening. we begin with breaking news tonight. there is a federal investigation of a potential bribery for presidential pardon scheme ongoing now. we know because the chief judge for the federal court in washington, d.c. ordered unsealed a court document a short time ago it s heavily redacted, but does pertain to a search warrant for several offices. the legal opinion on this entered on august the 28th it s tied to an investigation that the documents show may involve at least two people who, quote, acted as lobbyists to senior white house officials to secure a pardon or reprieve of sentence for someone whose name is redacted. the documents in their now public form are heavily redacted in fact, you saw some of them on the screen just now. they do not name p
acknowledges the truth plus rural america turns to an experimental new treatment to save high-risk covid patients. announcer: live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. good evening. we begin with breaking news tonight. there is a federal investigation of a potential bribery for presidential pardon scheme ongoing now. we know because the chief judge for the federal court in washington, d.c. ordered unsealed a court document a short time ago it s heavily redacted, but does pertain to a search warrant for several offices. the legal opinion on this entered on august the 28th it s tied to an investigation that the documents show may involve at least two people who, quote, acted as lobbyists to senior white house officials to secure a pardon or reprieve of sentence for someone whose name is redacted. the documents in their now public form are heavily redacted in fact, you saw some of them on the screen just now. they do not name p
age of 18 to intensive care. and privacy concerns around the suddenly popular video conferencing out zoom in new york s attorney general alan klein s concerns about security. now more than 500 people in the u.k. have died from corona virus in a 24 hour period for the fast time nearly 30000 they are infected with the virus the spike in cases comes as a new 4000 bed hospital is due to wait for later this week in east london to treat 1000 patients a temporary hospital was set up in just 2 weeks when the government is under growing pressure to increase testing especially for people working for its national health service well let s speak now to worry chalons who s live for us in london rory certainly a very grim milestone today. yes yet again the u.k. has posted its worst day the death toll for the coronavirus an epidemic so far 563 deaths recorded over the last 24 hours compare that to 381 the day before and 180 the day before that we re saying though these are only the deaths t
u.s. trading day so let s head back to new york where matt miller has been tracking the moves and a record high for the s&p. we were so close that it had to happen. too the close, we are going see a new record for the s&p for the first time in 286 days. this is the longest stretch we have gone in a bull market since 1961. was 2130.8.o beat not too difficult. the dow jones up 111 points. you ve got the certainty of theresa may as a new prime minister after david cameron said she would start on wednesday. we have the japanese losing monetary policy further. we have ve got the job on friday, all pushing up stocks. look at the airline stocks. here is the s&p. to show you the airline stock because a bunch of the asian airlines came in and ordered more single aisle jets. that is pushing up to sting boeing as well as all of the european airline manufacturers. american airlines rising as well as ualr. the utility stocks right now, they are coming back a little bit that we do see ut