this party. but then they took it a step further. after days of growing criticism, gre graton resort and casino in rohnert park has canceled a private new year s eve party for an estimated 4,000 guests. the announcement came via a short facebook post from greg sarris, tribal chairman for the f federated graton rancheria. in this day and age, it s never going to come across right. i think what they were trying to do was limit the capacity of the casino. even though it comes across as a very laj parrge party of 4,000, that s just a quarter of what a typical evening at the casino would be like. reporter: the casino is in indian territory so outside the jurisdiction of the county. many in the community saw it as a mistake. someone thinks it s a good idea to gather people together and create a super spreader in our community. it s ridiculous. i feel it s irresponsible due to with sonoma county health officer dr. sundari mase yesterday, she reiterated she had no jurisdictio
california s new reopening rule. and we know the nation s meat supply has taken a terrible blow from covid-19 but what about the fruit industry? berry picking season is upon us, and the president of driscoll s berries is here on how the outbreak changed his farm-to-table supply chain and we have a very special family affair in this hour, gastrointestinal gastrointestinal it gas charlie gasparino and ir joined by the real stars, and the top infectious disease expert and charlie s brother dr. jamesgaspa rino is in the thick of the covid storm and in a very special interview with charlie and me they will both share their knowledge and stories from the frontline and the global battle against the deadly coronavirus and we ll ask which drugs and therapies work and which didn t and when do they think it s safe for all of us to return to the workplace with less than an hour to the closing bell on this friday let s start the claman countdown. liz: and speaking of drugs and therapi
how he s been getting by in these challenging economic times and later in the hour we ll check in with healthcare workers on the frontlines of the covid-19 fight to see if the situation here in new york has been improving. so all of that, is coming up. first though our top stories of the day fox business team coverage with blake burman following the latest news out of the white house. lauren simonetti on the markets we begin though with edward lawrence live in washington. edward? reporter: yeah, connell we all know that headline number 20.5 million people lost their jobs in april, the unemployment rate at 14.7%, that is the highest recorded unemployment rate since 1948 when they were keeping track, and if you dig deeper into these numbers almost half the job losses are coming from industries directly related to consumer spending. retail lost 2.11 million jobs, leisure and hospitality lost 7.65 million jobs, stores closed , cruise ships docked, hotels not taking reservations i
amelia? jobs may have been busting out all over in june but is the a.i. takeover closer than anyone thought? a ceo on how his company s tech is leading the revolution that could see humans and digital workers at a 50/50 ratio in just five years. farm country on ice. as if the harsh wind of the u.s./china tariff fight wasn t enough, the heartland now grappling with a new blast of trade. we talk to a ceo. and elon musk makes good on his promise of record deliveries in 2q. dan ives warning of a albatross hanging around the behemoth s neck. the hazards he still sees in tesla s roads, up ahead. tesla and major indices stuck in the red but the nasdaq moments ago revving its engine tos to g out of negative territory. this is usually what we see toward the last 15 minutes of the day. we are less than an hour to the closing bell. let s start the countdown. kristina: breaking news. powerful aftershocks still shaking in southern california following yesterday s massive 6.4 magnitu
declared across four states. we are live on the ground along the carolina coast and in the weather center with the latest. meantime apple is unveiling the brand new slate of iphones, including the company s largest phone ever. it is gigantic. the big takeaways from cupertino coming up. a major trade headline moving markets today. the wall street journal reporting that the u.s. is proposing a new round of trade talks with china. we re going to ask white house economic advisor larry kudlow about this and new positive data on jobs and growing middle class income. that is coming up right away. david: let s get back to the markets quickly. the dow closing in positive territory for the second day in a row but it did come down from triple digits. nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, kind of a seesaw day. we had a seesaw day. we had optimism about possible negotiations for the u.s. and china. we finished up 28 points. had been up 174. had been down a