allergan so long and janssen pharmaceuticals. in putting this lawsuit together. we believe these companies are culpable for the tragic heartbreaking number of oklahomans who have become addicted or who have died as a result of the opioid epidemic in our state. he's the oklahoma attorney general and the 1st one in his country to go to battle. my counter is publicly accusing pharmaceutical companies of having caused this epidemic. he wanted to prove that he and his team have been investigating for more than a year. on the turn here in oklahoma city . and my line is model murray i am my lawyer in oklahoma. carol hunter hired my law firm whitman verged to represent the state of oklahoma and try to recoup all of the costs that the state has incurred because of the opioid epidemic we need this person's a. case. i think we're going to be able to prove that 80 percent of all the crime in the state of oklahoma is directly caused by this opioid epidemic and our prisons are overfilled because of that loss of productivity of taxpaying citizens costs the state money but i'm a

allergan tina has recorded a record high number of new corona virus infections for the 4th day in a row more than 24000 new cases reported on saturday the government has impose tougher restrictions including a 3 week nighttime curfew in an effort to contain the new wave of infections that's going to desires and people in the highest risk areas are now living under some tough restrictions how is the situation in argentina right now. what the key to all of this i think marion is to try to keep the pressure off of the hospitals argentina has coped relatively well with the number of people using the i.c.u. beds i mean the figures here are as drastic as dramatic as anywhere else 56000 people dead and as you mentioned this record number of infections but the medical services have been coping albeit under pressure but with these new rises in infections the fear is that they they will reach a tipping point so the new restrictions have come back in it's been difficult the long as it has been elsewhere in the world but many of these measures have been in place probably many of them since march of

topic number two, french police investigating international ring of allergan thieves and now the piecesre on the rise to satisfy a black market for the tiny toys there like tide pods. the demand is due to limited editions that have become items there's apparently a lot of blockheads out there. the lego cafÉ quarter that set sold for 152,007 print output so over 3000 per probably because is known for outdoor dining. and that lady falcon is sold for up to 3500. the wastage of money on this hunk of junk you got a new hope lock up your blocks these are on the loose. lego batman cannot be everywhere at once. number three. a shocking video of an angry anger animal headbutting a sheep herding drum brake that's terrible help anderson cooper was not badly damaged. note you're looking at the fields of wales were the eyes of a flying dog drone through the eyes i should say the country of wales has more sheep than people. and the people of wales have more fingers than teeth. [laughter] as you can see the drone was having a fine time hurting this flock. one woolly mammoth just could not stand for a

a half ago and given us a terrific gain after this move they don't get enough credit for the big allergancre session. they own botox and i'm betting that makes it a stealth reopening play because people want to get rid of the pandemic wrinkles before they go out again and it's safe to go to the dermatologist. number five is ibm it was always safe i'm just pointing it out number five is ibm with 4.6% yield. they will break up by the end of the year slowing growing infrastructure stocks, division and it's now going to be called kyndryl like benadryl, kyndryl. the remaining will be focused on growth so you have to expect a lower yield. they are turning around. the stock is cheap with the juicy dividend they're paying you to wait for the breakup. ibm boosted the quarterly dividend six is down. 4.5% yield last week the dow reported what i consider to be a darn good quarter. the stock plunged because investors worried it would be the peak this company has incredible pricing power because demand is off the charts and chemicals in short supply the ceo told us on "squawk on the street "he believes