49 cents today, 3346. you gotta see tesla, jeffries is alien that stock could go to $2500 a share, maybe 3000, it s up 23 bucks premarket. as we keep saying, you are watching history. the open today, the dow is going to be down about 20 odd points, then we have the s&p, it s hit 17 new highs this year, it ll be up again this morning, the nasdaq has hit 38 highs and up again first thing this morning. blockbuster economic news, google good orders come up 11%. that is money, now politics. an audacious second night at the republican convention, the president parted a bank robber, then he surprised five immigrants making them instant citizens right there in the oval office. mike pompeo appeared from jerusalem and niclas salmon said you cannot cancel me. but it was first lady melania trump who stole the show at least for me. she walked down the white house and delivered a speech about growing up economy and is him and yearning to complement america. an immigrant who likes it here.
president were the same room but seated at a distance. the video was produced and released on social media channels by mr. biden s potential campaign. office,we came into even before inauguration, we had seen a historic financial crisis . out.ponsibility had spread we had to move fast, in the first month to get the recovery act passed. we are in a situation where not only we have an economic crisis, we also have a public health crisis to boot. tell me a little bit about how you are seeing the current economic crisis and how you are thinking about the economy. vice president biden: there are three pieces i see. we have to sustain and keep people from going under forever. there are 10,000 businesses that are unlikely to open again. number two, when they are able to come back, they are not only able to keep their folks employed, they are able to cover overhead. the idea you are going to open without social distancing, masks , that costs a lot of money. they should be able to h
about his counties response to the pandemic. his views on reopening schools in the fall. this is 25 minutes. mayor gimenez: this is a balancing act. starting to shut down again could cause damage, harm to people in their and their livelihoods. there will not be a job for them to have. afternoon. i am a political columnist at the washington post. technicaldon the difficulties in my hand. i want to welcome you for our conversation with carlos gimenez. thank you for giving us some of your time which i know is very precious. to start by asking you how things look right now. florida has seen within the last week some of the biggest increases in coronavirus infections. miami-dade area is the epicenter of florida. how are things looking at this moment? today,imenez: actually, the last week or so, we have slowed the growth down. we are seeing the contagion level, positivity rate start to level off and go down. that is pretty good news so far. it is not to say we don t have a lot of
diego, it will be online learning only for the rest of this year. that is shut down. the l.a. teachers union demanded medicare for all and the defunding of the police department as a condition for reopening. what has that got to do with education? leftist politics rules and the largely minority student body in southern california will be deprived of a meaningful education. all right. let s talk about money. earnings season has begun. look at delta. lowest revenue in 30 years, $3 billion forked out for virus expenses, burning through $27 million a day. that shows you how tough it is for airlines these days. the stock down a little premarket. overall, a tiny bounce back for the overall market. big tech largely in the red this morning. we do have some decent earnings from some big banks and that s giving the markets a very very modest boost. the dow is looking for a very small gain, maybe up 10 or 12 points. and we have the s&p and nasdaq on the downside. that s premarket. all
now inside the white house president donald trump hosting folks k through 12 years old professionals. higher education folks and parents and students. the president speaking right now in this moment in the news conference. talking about going back to school, how important that is not just for parents but also kids themselves. the white house saying if schools follow the cdc guidelines then opening up will be done safely. listen to this. very much going to put pressure on governors and everybody else to open the schools to get them open and it is very important. it is very important for our country. it is very important for the well being of the student and the parents. reporter: the head of cdc came out actually said urging schools to open. no one at the white house here is pushing a one size fits all approach. health and human services secretary said some areas hit harder by the coronavirus will have to adjust but still can reopen. not going to be the full experience. it