pang. >> he was only 42 and relatively thin. you had to kind of wonder what -- [ chuckles ] ...what was behind this. >> mr. pang was under electronic monitoring, and they saw his bracelet when they took him to the hospital, obviously. >> narrator: pang, who is on house arrest, is under investigation by the feds, accused of defrauding investors out of nearly a billion dollars. the embattled entrepreneur clings to life overnight, and with his silence comes more questions about his alleged dirty dealing. >> he left all these disturbing clues through his whole life where people who were close to him felt they'd been deceived. >> narrator: danny pang is born in taipei, taiwan, on december 15, 1966. >> his father, he told people, was some kind of a trader. his mother's family owned some kind of furniture manufacturing business, and they were reasonably well-off. he went to a very prestigious middle school and elementary school in taiwan, and a large part of the family moved to the u.s. >> narrato

retail giant gap is retail giant gap s running out of money because of the pandemic it has even stopped pang rent the coany says its future is uncertain unless it gets more help in a regulatory filing dollars in cash is basically evaporated from its account since february. a gap is furloughing roughly 80,000 store employs tting executive pay not paying april ramp for the temporarily closed stores. the move on e april renta said to be saving the company 115 million and monthly expenses and its north american stores. the new york stock exchange could begin reopening after may 15th. it not nailed down it could be a very gradual process initially there will be fewer people on the trading flr social-distancing anybody entering the building will haveto get their temperature takethe ading floor was temporarily closed in march to profess to prevent the spread of the virus since then the trading has been done electronilly. still ahead but public health ficials are as we get closer to the warmer summer months public health officials are asking people to begiworking now to prevent another threatthat of

exists to me is telling you a very critical of myself but it was actually a little bit late now i had pangs all the time about the industry i was working in from year one to when i finally left after 12 years every year i said this in my last year i'm just going to do it for one year and every year that bonus would come i think we're also going to do in my life what was going to be even bigger next year will stay so i got trapped so did you sell you still to the devil and i did sell my soul to the devil very good price. yeah i did i sell myself a double i would do anything to get that bonus safe in the knowledge that if my actions then later proved to create profits that were not real it didn't matter it's too late i had the money good boy it's mine if somebody was soft because of your actions. i would say that we all worse off because of the actions of this place of which i was a member i mean we've been living in austerity here all real wages. so haven't even changed for about 10 years in the u.k. and so on that basis the casino i was working in and paid up member will help to make sure m

states we also learned when the last company were taken over the river ross's landing, a woman in the pangsf child birth stood as long as possible but iffel in the river and the soldier stabbed her with his bayonet and soon caused her death. james hare married her daughter only a few months before and lindsey's other five children accompanied james and his wife on the forced removal and was by them. so in p mid june three groups of about 800 each started west from ross's landing in chattanooga tennessee, two by without. one by mocsen bend and the others crossed on old getter road. of that group only 635 arrived in the west. with 146 deaths and two births being recorded. there's a severe drought at the time with extreme heat and james harris mother katey north along with her father was in this group. her father, william north, was a white man who married a cherokee p woman six years before, couple months before he was described upwards of 100 years and completely blind for the last 25 years. there's no record of his arriving in the west. however in a series of interviews conducted in the cha

examine time with a as most important academic test sunda way more than $52000.00 students have a pang to set the university entrance exams which were postponed last month because of the coronavirus schools have been closed to most of the year with soden standing on line instead the sections are said to remain in place in the city despite the number of daily cases staying in the single digits for almost 2 weeks now has more from hong kong on what measures are being put in place to allow the exams to go ahead. well there are a number of safety precautions that have been put in place by the government and the education department not only have the teachers been trying to deal with emergencies but these schools have been given the likes of face masks and various even robotic dispenses to hand out sanitizer during these exams so that simply to reduce the human to human contact the social distancing measures have been put in place we've got the desk through oversee all one point i meant is a pass of course all the students on arrival of had their health checked and medical every medical cer

sam was diagnosed with pang attic cancer a year ago this week. the past year, her friends have been with this mother of three, but because of the coronavirus and the restrictions, they were not able to be by her side. yesterday they did this. they held a parade and cars and celebrating her 24th round of chemotherapy. >> we nearly lost her back in august, and they changed it up to something more tolerable. she had a feeding tube put in. >> i have to have joy everyday and end my day with some kind of joy. >> how about that? she says that she beat the odds of making it through the first year and looking forward to many years to come. >>> a woman in the north bay now recovering from the coronavirus and is telling her story about it. she says she is grateful for the highuality care from health professionals. >> the nurses and doctors were amazing. once we got to know each other as people, i was not just a statistic in the covid-19 pool. i was actually a real human being. i was sitting there and having the issues. i just cannot believe to this day that

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there was growing pangs with it, just like anything else, but it -- it was one of mosaof thos moments in history where you see the department was created, everyone was under one roof, we were able to communicate. we were able to share a bit better than previous. and then it was getting -- it was as you mentioned earlier, it was, then, how does the country move forward. >> right. >> after such a tragic event like that. let alone the new creation of departments and other things that the department of defense were doing and other men and women across the whole united states that were trying to strengthen and make the homeland safe but it was then the president and first lady, how to move and get the folks moving. because i remember the president saying, if he just stayed in the white house, folks in new york and d.c. may not go out. the other parts of the country were effected but those in new york and d.c., you know, it was right here at home. when you talk to the folks, you know, up in new york that lived it, it was getting the country back, so it was creating movements. >> yeah, i thi

i got little pang of sadness i love that basketball team. there's no betting becky, i went on and played blackjack with simulated money and i lost $2,000 in three minutes with simulated money >> it's a good thing it's simulated. >> it was simulated. >> monopoly money >> i bet more when i started losing i'm so glad i didn't wager the $89 in my account. paulson, thanks. >> thanks for having me. >> my best friend lives in minneapolis and her son goes to iowa state too must be a midwest thing. >> there you go. >> there you go. all right. when we come back we'll talk about the role out of an automatic antibody test for covid-19 the ceo will join us this is one of the tools we need if you're going to let people go back to work this is one we're paying very close attention to tomorrow we'll bring you and interviews with bill gates don't miss that. it starts at 6:00 a.m. eastern time let's get a check on the texts market the dow looks like it will open by 115 point after yesterday's volatile ssieson "squawk box" will be right back. our retirement pl

massive pangs won't stop there phase 4 is expected to have funds for state and local governments and a fight is brewing between senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and the nations governors. mcconnell is weary of more unrestricted aid to the states who are requesting an additional 500 billion in the next relief package. and he made a strong statement in a radio interview wednesday saying states facing severe budget short falls should have the option of declaring bankruptcy. >> i would certainly being in favor of allowing cities to us e bankruptcy route. it saves some cities. borrow money from future generations to send it down to them now so they don't have to do it. that's not something i'm going to be in favor of. griff: those comments drew a furious response from new jersey's governor phil murphy. >> come on, man, that is completely and utterly irresponsible. we will gut the living daylights in every state in america out of the services, the exact services that our citizens right now. griff: to be clear current law prohibits straights declaring bankruptcy. we seal where that go