called are definitely are going down it otherwise would have been and even before the spread of dominic b.'s kind of diseases south is related diseases diseases all alike were already bankrupt public how care sector is in many countries because of their snow balling cost for example just in the united states. they're in the federal budget goes into medicare and about their out of medicare it is child 2 diabetes now the question i want to ask you is about the prevailing social norms of the time being we treat how to as our personal issue do you think that's a sustainable social norm at a time when society is that expected to make such dramatic sacrifices to treat these diseases that are easily preventable we do not know how the virus goes off so we have a lot of data but it's data so far we'll be able to fully judge when it's over and 2nd i would not describe any disease. it's looking although of course there is a connection between the old way of life and the way are sealed as also genetics. inclination or does inclination towards a disease so it's not a thing you can blame a person on fo

party a basically dominates party b. the other is what you described where it was the journalist who loses his job. is it genter setting. can you eliminate the press altogether? and what people see about a social situation. the third realm of powerlessness is when party a can make party b see the world from their point of view. where essentially, you take on the thoughts and the feelings of the people who are doing the manipulating or else, even if you're aware of that, you know this is-- this is where your bread is buttered. these are the job creators and we can't question the job creators. and i'm really interested in what all of you and the panelists think about powerlessness and how it plays out in the things you've written. >> so on april 7th, jd vance and i are going to be on a panel together. [laughte [laughter] >> in cincinnati at appalachia studies association. and he is the product of his grandmother's care and i find myself in the terrifying position of being an apologist for jd vance, which is, it's a nuanced

. >> as oilil a gas industry exexpertlaury y works in a le-dominated wor. 201018,he ran for a seainin paiament b withoho success. she e waraised in a fami whermen n anwomen are treate equallll and now wants tseee that implementedn n polics. for ththe past four r years, ss been meeeeting with women in mamanageme posositio, to discuss rategy. they ce from vious rereligis backckgrounds andd supppport dierenent poticall parties. what utes s thems theieir dedesire for eququality. >> women arere always actitive, maybe duringng the crisis s or revotionons,r wars. and then when it comomes to th decisionon-ming, we e see then that they are seco-r-rank an u havevehe men takakg over. all l head of polilitical pars are memen. and defininitely we are e in a female-dominated soctyty, so whenerer a wom feeeels tt shee wants to be emporered or adnceded iher career, polical cacareerthat's'slways barrier.r. duriring the revololution, all womemen are in the front lines and d this is whatat we like te inin politics. >> how to o translate ththa, exactly, howow to translatatew what's happepening on the e stt intoolit

dominic rob become incapacitated there is a plan c. let's say and that would be. the finance minister who would then take over. briefly b.'s there's been some criticism on the role of testing performed by medical what's the state of the conscience responds to the coronavirus right. well it's been slow and the peak is about to come in about a week or so doctors and nurses are already at their breaking point and the hospitals are filling up quickly there are several makeshift hospitals that's been built but the question really is will there be enough to treat all those patients and you mentioned the death toll is rapidly rising so really an ongoing crisis here in the united kingdom. and thank you. as the number of new corona virus infections in japan continues to grow japanese prime minister shinzo aba declared a state of emergency to stop the spread of the virus a state of emergency was enacted for tokyo and 6 other prefectures which accounts for about 44 percent of japan's population measure that gave authorities more power to order citizens to stay at home or close businesses that will last for one months the japanese go

breathing difficulties and has been given oxygen he has asked foreign secretary dominic rob to fill in for them as necessary rob bays johnson is receiving excellent care about the work of the government will continue >>> here at home, cvs opening rapid testing at a store in atlanta and another in lincoln, rhode island the tests are free, but patients must preregister on the cvs website. >>> honda extending its halt through may 1st. the japanese automaker shuttered its plants on march 23rd fiat says it plans to restart some of its u.s. and canadian facilities on may 4th and tractor supply trying to hire 5,000 new workers. they service a large number of rural communities and is offering increased health benefits and pay as it tries to meet the needs of the farm community. as always, you can get more on the coronavirus coverage by heading to cnbc.com. back to you. >> thank you very much, sue herera our next guest is a renowned virus hunter that's how he's actually known he advised the -- university for center and immunity. he visited china this year study coronavirus outbreak then later actually contracted the virus

say, actually, it is a choice between a and b and i have listened to the arguments and actually we are going with a. that is much harderfor someone in dominicisers, the chief medical officer, can assert that actually the nhs isn‘t in danger of being overwhelmed, that issue isn‘t an immediate choice. it is one that people are preparing for, thinking through options, but i don‘t think it isa through options, but i don‘t think it is a decision we will be expecting imminently. nor do i think, even though technically the lockdown comes up for renewal after easter, nor do i think that we are ina easter, nor do i think that we are in a situation where ministers will either be probably intensifying that or deciding that theyjust don‘t need it any more, so i think we will probably see a bit more caution and probably see a bit more caution and probably just keep probably see a bit more caution and probablyjust keep things on as now perhaps until the end of april and a real focus on delivering some of those things the government has committed to. things like ramping up testing, the words we hear at every press co nfe re nce , testing, the words we hea