fowler cheat sounding a warning --dr fauci?hings before but this was specific. he believes with certainty that the virus will be back in the autumn and stressed it may never go away and it may be with us all the way through the summer. there will be pea ks way through the summer. there will be peaks and troughs and continued to go down and some optimistic in places like chicago and boston and new york city but the reality is this virus, this these days, will be with us at the end of the year and major implications for people because it will coincide with the presidential election which has to take place in november. this curious instant involving the vice president's visit to a hospital? his been visiting a hospital, a leading medicalfacility in the visiting a hospital, a leading medical facility in the us, eating some of the workers and he said thank you for their work but he was not wearing a mask and we understand, he was told as he went into their place, it was the policy that all visitors should indeed wear all visitors sh

father kevin kennedy and father cameron fowler. you can see we have a young priest and the slightly older priest. let's find out about her lives and careers. spector been a priest for four years and i'm entering my fifth year and i'm the vocation director san francisco as well as the priest secretary . >> and you went to st. patrick's? >> yes. are you a local product. >> i grew up in marin county >> and father kevin you i know and i think you are from. >> i was born in san mateo and grew up in belmont. and then a priest for two decades? >> yes. >> i am our pastor the byzantine of them. >> we d i ed tx anmatch.from the pew study organization they said the real presence of christ in the eucharist and the eucharist is the center of what the priests life is and what the job is, 70% of catholics say they don't believe in the real presence and are not sure about that. i would like you to respond to this. is this something you experience as a priest who is presiding at the eucharist? >> i would say those studies do not surprise me. when w

michael fowler is with us now. thank you so much for what you do and what you're having to do right now and for writing this and people can really understand what it's like to be in your shoes in a crisis like this. you're busier than you've ever been and you say i'd like to lie and say we were perfectly trained for something like this to hit. what has the last six weeks been like for you? >> been very -- first of all thank you for having me this morning. we've been very busy compared to what we'd normally be a whole lot busier because of the virus that has come in our community here, and many times like i said, i see different individuals on the side of the street not wearing masks and gathering and it's frustrating because i keep thinking about every time i see someone without a mask, a gathering, that could be another person that i want to pronounce them dead prematurely because of the virus. i know people will have homicides and suicides and stuff like that, but this is something we can prevent, social distance

shouldn't after fowler's -- soon after fowler's wife had symptoms of her own, landing her in the hospital. >> they put her on the ventilator. i'm thinking, man, this is it. i'm about to lose my mom. >> reporter: gambrell was concerned other family members could be next. he called his cousin, state representative karen whitsett. whitsett, who visited the white house last week to speak about surviving coronavirus, made sure her family was tested. >> if not for your title as state lawmaker, do you think your family would have been able to get tested? >> absolutely not. and that's that sickens me to have to use that title to be able to have to get my family tested. >> come to find out, i tested positive for it. my brother, troy, tested positive for it. my brother, ross, tested positive for it. >> reporter: on monday, michigan's governor created a state tfrs to investigate racial disparities in the pandemic. lieutenant governor garland gilchrest is the chair. >> one of the things that we are addressing with there task force is the fact that there may indeed be medical bias present when it come

singer james fowler -- >> james fowler.my question really is what about hacking expertise for higher. north korea hires out to nation-state actors and people who have expertise for sale. how does that impact? >> this is a remarkable trend. i think iran is come on the cyber the cyber seen before that was available in the home grow a lot of their capability but you are certainly right to say a lot of nations look around the world and say hey we need cyber space as well as how can we get on board quickly? there companies that essentially higher up hacking expertise and you can go down the list of nations that have done this that have worked with companies to essentially level up there hacking capabilities and how to use those capabilities. what's remarkable is that they use them not just to protect power against adversaries but to repress the hacking capabilities as a tool of maintaining control the population coupled with traditional physical policing. i think that's something, this is a book about nations but if you want to

very thing and that's why the united states media has been correctly indicating that the vaccine dr fowler she has also indicated that would take some time it takes usually 5 to 10 years but in this case they're cutting through a lot of regulation to make it habitable hopefully in one year if they have something that works how can we ensure in the future that we don't have a double tiered system where wealthy countries and their residents have access to drugs to fight covert 19 but people who live in impoverished countries with weak public health infrastructure go without in the united states we have a bill gates foundation and i did actually nationally this is the health foundation reserve funding we have and for that has funding barda has funny so all these funds that could be used to disperse this product without any cost to 3rd world countries is going to be at work in media the i have been approached already by a couple of those institution and they are saying that your science look very strong your results look strong if the if it happens that you get approval which we think could ha

good to have you i'm going to start the stats i'm actually going to start with a story about gary fowler now his father died a culvert 19 and so did gary but not until he'd gone to 3 separate hospitals saying i've got 19 symptoms they turned him away he died in his chair at home now we know this story because his son spoke out about it. around their families. mind. easy getting better every day. this is a story that sums up what we are talking about today and the tension to tell us why. yes because we know that in the united states black americans are not only contracting the virus at a disproportionate rate by are dying a disproportionate rate and in many places merrick lee black people are counting for the majority are called the 19 deaths even though black people only 13 percent of the population so we see a story like that which came out of detroit we understand that it's not just that black are getting the disease and suffering from the disease but that black people are not being treated equally when they are coming to hospitals and there is a long history of this we have seen it fo

safety net you can't cope with it well we wish you well thank you for joining us on her say maria fowler from oxfam international. thanks. now to kenya and its capital nairobi where 60 percent of the population about 2 and a half 1000000 have been crammed conditions in urban slums but he children rely on schools for their meals but these are now closed and food banks for the poor and homeless are rare in kenya so some businesses and n.g.o.s are calling on people to donate money food and goods for those in the w. cellar an echo reports. with their arrival of the coronavirus in kenya a young group of volunteers set up an initiative to distribute food to those who can't stock up together with community activists they now do recognize that runs in poorer neighborhoods around nairobi and consuming. we rely on donations from the public so we get donations and then we buy food in bulk. and report them in smaller relief which we need to show them food parks so in the parks there's like 2 kilos of flour 500 grams of beans great beans 500 grams of sugar and. a mother islam house is over 200000 peo

certainly on that recommendation from the foremost medical authority in the united states dr anthony fowler tree he's worked on combating viruses from the bowler hiv aids and now the current pandemic occurring now one must stress as well this is very early days the trial that was conducted using rem disappear was a limited one it was a little more than a 1000 patients some of whom were given placebos some of whom were given the actual antiviral drugs and as you heard there the recovery time of those who took the drug was far less than those who were given the placebo so certainly this is an indication as dr files pointed out that there is some kind of impact that this drug does have on the virus very important but it must also be stressed this is not a vaccine this is for treatment of the virus and what it appears to do is that the virus replicates itself as the patient is suffering the drug is aimed at preventing that duplication of the virus within the patient's body so as felt she points out is an indication that at least one drug has some kind of impact on the virus to date no drug has

. >> reporter: let's discuss with fox news contributor richard fowler judicious crisis president carryho wrote about on the brett kavanaugh confirmation call justice on trial, great to have you with us. let's start there. how do you compare the media's treatment of these two accusers? >> it has been shocking. a lot of politicians like clinton, senator warren, senator klobuchar, senator harris who at the time of the brett cavanagh nomination couldn't throw out due process and rule of law fast enough to try to attack this republican nominee, even having a senate investigation and fbi investigation wasn't enough, we need more. now they have this stunning lack of curiosity or interest even to find out, we still don't know a lot of details but there are some corroborating details, there needs to be investigation done and they seem to have no interest in looking at it. it is making it seem all their outrage in 2018 over brett kavanaugh was political posturing. shannon: something inadvertently hurting the vice president because as washington examiner writes the media are making biden look mor

president for your leadership, i want too thank admiral craig fowler, commander u.s.n command out of miami for leading in operation, and admiral gilde, and admiral schultze . thousands of sailors and airmen and marines involved. we came upon e intelligence that drug cartels would try to take advantage of the covid-19. we're at war with covid-19, and terrorists we're at war with drug ta cartels as well, this united states military, you will not penetrate this country, we will marshall whatever assets are required to prevent your entry into this country to kill americans that's correc. -- they are set sail already, they are in caribbean right now. there is 10 coast guard cutters special operation forces, and brigades with air force, and reconnaissance aircraft, you will not get through. now is not time to penetrate us united states with illegal drugs try to kill americans, thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you for your decisive leadership as we conference this unprecedented challenge posed by coronavirus. i would like to thank you for your support for this i

and all i could find was a nurse named kimberly fowler, who was a serial killer who, 12 years ago, used bleach and killed five of her patients by injecting it intravenously. she went to jail. i think she is still in jail. it's -- it's understandable to make a wordo. it's difficult when you're in the spotlight. we all know that. but anybody should quickly correct it. people hear this, and they don't know -- they just don't know what to think. it just creates such confusion. i wish that people would correct mistakes. god. i make lots of mistakes but i try to correct 'em. >> never one. we have never had an experience where this president took ownership for something that he said that was fallacious, misleading, untrue, or absurd. and, instead, he gets his friends on the friends right to say, oh, he was right about uv light. there are a lot of people. you know, there's a product out there. and that's what he was referring to. and, you know, the disinfectant thing, you know, here is what he actually said and if you look at it really closely. and he said he was being sarcastic. not giving him

. >> all right, fox news contributor, richard fowler and network residents, who offered a best-sellinge kavanaugh justice on trial. great to have both of you with us. >> good to be here, shannon. >> shannon: okay, carry let's start they were how do you compare media's treatment of these two accusers? >> yeah, you know, it's been shocking. you have a lot of politicians like clinton, senator warren, senator amy klobuchar, senator harris at the time of the kavanaugh nomination couldn't throw out due process fast enough to try to attack the nominee. they said even having a senate investigation and fbi investigation wasn't enough. we need more. now they have a stunning lack of curiosity to find out we still don't know a lot of details, but there are cooperating details coming out about the story. there needs to be investigations done and they seem to have no interest in looking at it. it makes it look like all of their outrage in 2018 over brett kavanaugh, that was political posturing. >> shannon: well some think inadvertently according to the vice president because the "washington examiner

richard fowler, senior fellow at the new leaders council.er speechwriter for president george w. bush in washington post calmness. both are part of our family at fox. fox news contributor's. marc, i will start with you. you've got the four cs from joe biden. what with accomplish in the campaign season? >> i take this very personally, my 91 euros mother is in the hospital in newark with covid right now fighting for her life. >> harris: oh, marc... >> marc: thank you. i will ask fox viewers if they can pay for her and for all this people struggling with this. the blame game really bothers me. donald trump is not to blame for my mother being in the hospital, the chinese communist regime is to blame for my mother being in the hospital. their mishandling of this. i don't like the blame game. if the democrats want to play a blame game, it can go both ways. when he imposed the travel ban on jeannie rhee 31st, joe biden accuse him of xenophobia, hysteria, and fearmongering. joe biden would not have imposed the travel ban, and dr. fauci said that sav

my cousin, cheryl fowler, was in the icu. she lost her husband.was turned away from numerous hospitals, as was she. over four times. within six hours, she lost her father-in-law, who was turned away numerous times. her whole family had to be tested, and those seven family members, three of those test positive. and that is her children. >> president trump: how are they doing? >> thanks to our doctor and what you have done, they are doing great. but it can't be -- >> president trump: so they took the hydroxy, then? >> they did. it can't just be based on my name and your name. >> president trump: that's right. >> he needs to be something readily available to everyone in the city of detroit. >> president trump: i hear the governor has gone all out for it, from being totally opposed to it. now she's all out for a pair that's in a hearing. that's a good thing. i think it's a good thing. >> it's a great thing. >> president trump: when you started that walk or run, "what the hell do i have to lose?" my expression, "what do i have to lose?" she was in bad

i want to publicly thank admiral craig fowler the commander of u.s. southern command out of miami for leading this operation, which is under way effective today. and also the chief and naval operations admiral schultz for their service. there are thousands of sailors, coast guardsmen, airmen, marines involved in this operation. we came upon some intelligence sometime ago that the drug cartels as a result of covid-19 were going to try to take advantage of the situation and try to infiltrate additional drugs into our country. as we know the 70,000 americans die on an average annual basis to drugs. that is unacceptable. we're at war with covid-19. we're at war with terrorists. we are at war with the drug cartels as well. this is the united states military. you will not penetrate this country. you will not get past jump street. you're not going to come in here and kill additional americans. we will gather whatever assets are required to prevent your entry into this country to kill americans. right now the navy has marshalled additional ships and for the n

thankant to publicly admiral craig fowler, commander of the u.s. southern command of miami, for leading the operation effective today, and also y and chief of naval operations schultz. thousands of service members are involved in this operation. we came upon intelligence that drug cartels as a result of covid-19 would try to take advantage of the situation and infiltrate additional drugs into our country. 75,000 americans die on an average annual basis to drugs. that is unacceptable. covid-19,war with terrorists, and drug cartels. you will not penetrate this country. you are not going to kill additional americans. we will marshal whatever assets are required to prevent your entry into this country to kill americans. the navy has marshaled and they haveps set sail and are in the caribbean right now. the nation has 10 coast guard special operations forces as well as air force reconnaissance air raft. penetrate the time to the united states with illegal drugs. we will defend our country, regardless of the cost. thank you, mr. president, for your decis

hours before 56-year-old gary fowler died in his rocking chair, his father, david, also slipped away.ndfather of 2, while he lay alone in a hospital bed about a dozen miles from his son, who was his best friend, his grandson said, and he was 76. and, you know, there are two different kind of disparities that i think are apparent when we look at these cases. one of them is racial. the other one is wealth-based, is money-based. and there's one other story i'll read to you about wealth disparities during covid-19 and it says, let's stop pretending billionaires are in the same boat as the rest have us. more than 22 million americans lost their job over the same three weeks, according to a new study for the institute of policy studies, u.s. billionaire wealth increased by $282 billion, a 10% gain. what do we do about a crisis that'sdy porti that's killing people of color and enriching the wealthy. >> it's so important that people understand the ugly face of the economic divide in our country, structural racism, environmental racism, all of which in many ways were present in this beautiful

doctor anthony fowler —— anthony fauci.. doctor rick bright said was politics was being put before science, risking the lives of americans. our north america correspondent david willis has the details. doctor rick bright, a man who spent his entire career in vaccine development, and he has taken issue with president trump's assertion that this drug, hydroxychloroquine, is a potential cure or treatment, if you like, for the coronavirus. president trump has repeatedly asserted that, even saying that he might think about taking it himself. well, doctor bright, in a statement today, said that there had to be much more rigorous vetting of hydroxychloroquine before it was accepted as a drug or treatment for this virus. and he believed that it could actually prove dangerous in the treatment of patients who are suffering from covid—19. he said that science, and not what he called politics and cronyism, should determine the way ahead in the fight against the coronavirus. now, president trump was asked about this apparent dismissal a