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Meantime, lets talk about the headlines. Brexit, Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the had a callmmission earlier on in the group agreed to hold two months of talks to talk about a postbrexit trade deal. Boris johnson said there is no reason why they shouldnt get a brexit deal done in july. However, u. K. Has ruled out an extension. We have a political economist joining us, what is your sense of what is going on here . Degree, is there any surprise in the idea that an extension is not forthcoming...

Big tech is seen as a haven and growth play because they continue see demand for their products and services and have sheet to write out this disruption. Havens are in favor. You can see 68 basis points. The dollar edges higher for the fourth day in five. Indexes are coming off their lows. There is still a lot of trading day to go, but by the dip but buy the dip seems to be in effect. David another narrative we have been seeing is a divergence between mason street and wall street between main st...

This morning where new hot spots are emerging and the damaging toll its having on the economy. On the record. President trump in a new interview overnight voicing outrage over George Floyds death at the hands of police its eight minutes of horror. Its a disgrace. But defending police and slamming protesters. The reaction straight ahead. And the new location for the Republican Convention revealed overnight. In the crosshairs. The growing momentum to remove confederate symbols once and for all. Th...

Market, one of the largest on the planet because after spike in case there is. This weighs on investors whether good or bad. What alters course of stocks, whatever is altering on the virus itself. Connell mcshane has joined us on that. Hey, con them . Reporter neil, were on pace to have the next relatively significant decline in the markets past three sessions. The virus news, youre right, rattles investors. Maybe a little politics as well. As the dow ask struggling staying above the 25,000 leve...

Later. Temperatures will be in the 60s and Leigh Martinez explains the president has not done enough and the 70s and the 80s. To bring the country together in the wake of George Floyds it looks like it will be a nice day all in all. Hey, talking about normalcy. The rock n roll hall of fame death. Reporter for a third in cleveland is opening its straight week calls to end doors to the public today for racism have attracted the first time. Consistent crowds. The museum will open daily they say the...

Economy and everybody involved but that flattening it was pretty great but on the other side of that equation the impact m was significant and has been ready and waiting and those scenarios did not occur and to have plenty of hospital beds and ventilators but the crisis because of flattening the curve has lasted longer and will last longer than it would have otherwise im not saying thats a bad thing that to send people home from wor work, practice social distancing putting people on the unemploy...

Temperatures. A reminder to let you know today is a spare the air day in and here is a look and San Francisco. We can see some haze. Checking in on the temperatures we look at 90 degrees in santa rosa. 91 in concord and 95 over livermore. In east bay and the north bay takes five hours before temperatures will peek and we could easily form another 510 degrees within that time. Here is a look at the 24 hour temperature change where we are warmer by six degrees and four by santa rosa. We do have th...

Will be relevant and effective over the coming decade and in 2030 . To answer these questions, we will begin with framing remarks from nato secretary general. Then my wonderful colleague in brussels nadia chickova will moderate a conversation with the secretary general. She will start with fred and me and then take questions from you. Fred will then close us out. Now, a word about eye an stoltenberg, the secretary general of nato. At a time when citizens in nato countries are looking for leaders...

Thanks to the foundation that supports this series, as well as the Schieffer School of communications at tcu. S havel staff here at csi worked hard to pull this together. Emma, among the foremost of the staff, made this possible. We also have travis hopkins, Clifford Johnson special thanks to them. Lastly, we are thrilled we can bring this collection of great talent and Close Friends together today for this conversation, and that Susan Glasser of the new yorker kindly agreed to host today. Susan...

That were thought to benefit if we have a slow and healthy unwinding of all of this but dont be surprised if these weigh on the markets because in the sixblock area of a beautiful city its unsiege as occupy seattle if you will, dan springer knows it well, he hes been reporting better than anyone else, dan its a tough position for the mayor to be in, the police chief to be in because they dont seem to be on the same page and id imagine people who live and work in the area but how are things going...