With the S&P 500 just points away from its all-time intraday high, we take a look at whether there is more positive momentum for stocks and where to put money to work. And, Russia approving a Covid vaccine for the public without completing a Phase III trial and without any studies published by researchers...the Director of the Vaccine Education Center at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia weighs in on the safety issues and how that could disrupt the global race for a vaccine. Plus, the pandemic could cancel the fall season for college sports, leaving colleges without billions in revenue. A top expert weighs in on the wide-spread ramifications. 

The jobs report was better than feared after a bad ADP reading. Will that take the urgency away from a stimulus deal? We have the latest. Plus, the President is escalating his tech battle with China saying he’ll ban business transactions with the owners of WeChat and TikTok. The move could have huge implications for U.S. companies. We’ll explore. And, while New York just announced schools can open this fall, many other states are opting for online-only. That decision is making some parents ban together to form learning pods at home. Will this just widen the achievement gap between rich and poor? We’ll debate.