inslee both oppose the idea of federal law enforcement officers. they apparently oppose law and order period. instead, declaring that the feds arrival in the seattle area is undermining public safety. if you can imagine. in portland, oregon, federal officers there pushed back a violent mob made up of some 2,000 anarchists and left-wing activists trying to burn down the federal courthouse. the now-rushal wissic richal listic chaos unfolding for a 57th consecutive night, and according to the leaders of the anarchists and activists, they don t intend to stop. officers in portland say they were hit with large projectiles, flashed with lasers before they then used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up the crowd last night. the justice department today announced the arrest of 18 rioters this week. they now face federal charges. senior adviser to president trump steven miller says president trump will not stand for the radical left s efforts to destroy the rule of law. here s h
nashville, a 43% increase in murders. and murders are up 39% in kansas city, 36% in new orleans, 39% in chicago, 32% in houston, 27% in new york city. and murder rates in most of those cities are only rising higher. each of those ten cities run by a democrat mayor. but rather than focus their outrage on the failed democratic leadership of this country, the left-wing national media peddles the fiction that responsibility lies elsewhere. somehow with the president, law enforcement. and the remedy is to allow anarchists, black lives matter activists and leftist activists to destroy our national heritage and defund, of course, our police departments. philadelphia murders have increased 23% through june, and rather than demand more policing in philadelphia, black lives matter seeks the total abolition of the philadelphia police force within the next five years. one of the things that we re demanding is the defunding over five years to the complete abolition. so we don t want to
the dow is at 25,600 is the low for the weekt. joining us this morning to talk about that is a u.s. equity executive strategy director. and i think maybe the first time we had you on our air, welcome thank you, it is good to be on and i appreciate the time this morning we love getting the insight nanny general your research notes have been really clear in spelling out a narrative on the kbas baskets that work for stocks i argue it is a relatively bullish tone, but how would you put it i think the way we re looking at this is we re ultimately confident that you have a v sharped recovery and ultimately you have a strong fiscal stimulus to provide an effective bridge to 2021 now mic and my team have also been positive on the operating leverage story particularly as we re seeing increased prevalence of companies having to do more with less just like coming out of any other resection, that generates operating leverage and i think that is actually this emerging theme for life
dead flat to start the morning but you never know, of course, where it is going to end up and that s why you have to watch every minute. i promise. take a look at this. the nasdaq in record territory, fueled of course by big tech and for those of you who wonder why we talk about these stocks so much, here is why. they are all going to open at record highs, starting with amazon. today will make six days in a row that it has hit an all-time high. apple at 384 bucks, that stock up $40 in a month. microsoft, $215. that stock is up $25 in a month. facebook also continues to surge, despite an ad boycott and negative pushback from civil rights groups. netflix, clear lockdown winner and it s been said on this program that we are indeed entering the golden age of streaming. we will talk about all of these stocks and more, tech winners throughout the program. they are remarkable. it s going to be a big day at the supreme court. it is the last day of the term and a decision on wheth
when it happens. we ve got our eyes on that. we are also going to talk to the president of k12, the largest online education company in the country. he s going to tell us what he wants to hear from the president as virtual education takes a larger role in the lives of american students. it may be the education they have come fall. we don t know yet. meanwhile, restaurants across the nation getting swamped as reopening plans get sunk in some areas, while others push closer to indoor dining. cameron mitchell restaurants owns ocean prime restaurants with locations in both hot spots and areas that are recovering. the owner cameron mitchell is here to talk about dhthe challenges of dealing with these changes along with keeping his businesses afloat. markets are slipping late in the session. red across the board. the nasdaq just went into negative territory a few moments ago. if we can pull out green, it would be the 25th record close. dow down 266, s&p down 18, nasdaq down 2