underestimate senator mcconnell and his ability to corral maybe as many as 20 republican senators who believe that we have a v-shaped recovery which of course is what president trump has been saying. it s the senate that we look to, i think all discussions between secretary mnuchin and speaker pelosi have not borne fruit. one of the things i think they haven t borne fruit because the republicans simply are not in favor of giving the states money. speaker flossy wants to give many different businesses and states money because they are all strapped will this matter to that i don t think so i wish it would, i mean, in business i think it would, but not in politics. i feel, david, when i look at these numbers and i look at what s happened to the president, of course, we wish him well, i think that somehow nothing comes together in washington that you would think. there s not a kind of a sympathetic let s get together, let s stop the war of words. it just doesn t happen like that
told about when they first about his infection and how severe his symptoms during the resident himself confirmed this afternoon via twitter that he came to the hospital after not feeling well. just before 4:00 p.m. saturday, president donald trump tweets from inside of walter reed national military hospital. he sat at a desk in a suit but without his signature type. i came here, wasn t feeling so well. i feel much better now reporter: this follows a morning of confusion after the presidents first personal physician, dr. sean conley said the president didn t have a fever, wasn t on oxygen but was diagnosed with covid-19 on wednesday. the announcement was made with shock and the president didn t reveal he had tested positive until early friday morning. and after attending a minnesota rally and campaign fundraiser. shortly after, the doctor clarified his statement saying he misspoke and the president was diagnosed on thursday. bay area internal medicine doctor rouge on miste
members. dr. amos brown, a member of our board of directors and president of the san francisco branch of the naacp. senator harris joins us, joins with angela, to talk about those hree global pandemics. the pandemic of racism, the pandemic of health, and that andemic of economic injustice. and we are so pleased to have both of them join us today. so would you please welcome angela and vice presidential candidate, senator kamala harris. welcome, ladies. angela: thank you so much, mr. chairman. it is always a joy to partake in the convention of the naacp. i think this is my second event. lifelong member, partially by force because of my dad. and now as an adult, certainly want to be a part and always excited to support what you are ing and a shoutout to my brother, the president, derrick johnson. senator harris, it is so great to see you. i ll refrain from calling you kamala today because i think it s so important that they put some respect on your name. so i m going to lead by
their own hands. and schools stress test. crowds ignoring rules on social distancing and masks create new challenges for schools nationwide. we ll answer questions from parents about how their children can stay safe. every mom and dad wants to know. here s today s eye opener. it s your world in 90 seconds. love is more powerful than hate. hope is more powerful than fear and right is more powerful than dark. this is our moment. this is our mission. joe biden is officially the democratic nominee for president. you want a vision of your life under biden? pick up the smoldering ruins in minneapolis, the violent anarchy of portland, the blood-stained sidewalks of chicago. steve bannon has pleaded not guilty to charges that he ripped off donors trying to fund a wall along the border. this is for government. this isn t for private people and it sounded to me like showboating. deadly wildfires continue to rage through california. the fast-moving flames forcing e
americans? markets this morning are pointing to a lower opening this morning. take a look at average with dow jones industrial average down 528 points. nasdaq lower by 78. dow up 1,151 points. s&p yesterday up 154 on wall street. plus the president speaking with china s xi jinping overnight. the two countries are working together closely to fight against the pandemic. next hour eli lilly ceo will be here on drug supply chain and how dependent some companies are still on china plus dr. oz is here on vaccines and growing concerns about children getting the virus now. plus america s biggest music stars coming together to help raise money for victims and first responders. the eye heart living concert presented by fox, and air live including fox business, join us for jellon john, billy eilish and many others taking part in charity event. mornings with maria live right now. let s check global markets. european leaders still unable to agree to join together to fight spread of corona