things like alzheimer's and parkinson's disease that are still ongoing and diabetes. susan: as the 1940'sd in to the 1950's, the number of polio outbreaks continued to rise. looks like 1952 was a watershed year. the statistics often reported from that year, 57,000 plus cases. 3100 plus deaths. this is a shocking number. of the 57,000, 21,269 cases of paralysis. as that was happening, walk us through the development of vaccines. where was that taking place around the country and was it simply foundations supporting it or was the government involved? elena: that is a really good question. 1952 was a horrible year. those numbers gripped the nation with fear. they are far lower than the coronavirus numbers we are seeing today. that might be another important lesson for us. what happened was the foundation knew that it had to invest not just in treatment for polio patients it also in either a cure or a means of prevention. by the early 1950's, it was supporting a number of teams of scientists who were working on different types of vaccines. and eventually, there were a couple of scientists who

s&p 500 down .25%. the dollar index is back above 90, close to 90.5. the 10 year yelled up. news in pharmaceuticals for eli lilly, an alzheimer'srug showing absolute promise. that is rewarding the firm to the tune of 11%. this headline just cross bloomberg, the electric vehicle maker said to be in talks. we know lucid is backed by saudi arabia. this would value lucid at about $15 billion. citigroupe a rainmaker. recent campaign contributions in the week of last week's violence dove to announce its holding donations to lawmakers opposing election certification. this is one response. big tech has been taking a variety of stands as well. joining us to discuss is carly ofrina, founder chairman carly fiorina enterprises the risk of reactions, the dead nancy asian that came from banks that did not mention the president name, though the national association of manufacturers did. also the campaign contributions. how should corporate america be reacting to the events of last week? what is the responsibility? saying thetart by business community must react. option.is no longer an silence is sent. that is why you see so many corporations

s&p 500 is down 1.25, and 31,079 there. and target is getting a gold star and so does eli lilly surge on the heels of one of the alzheimer's treatment candidates driving it higher, and target stock is hitting the all-time higher, and the consumer is playing out big from pandemic, at least from the big box kind. and you mentioned bitcoin, and late last week that we hit intraday 49,100, and depending where you looked and right now, we are looking at that 58.86, and so we have lost 27% at the lows, and bitcoin is a huge mo higher, and very quickly, and maybe not so surprising that we pulled back as quickly as we have, and still 32,763 according to coin base. >> you are proving me wrong. i said it is down 6,000, and maybe it is the interview with gundlach, cho. >> who knows. >> well, certainly the market is down, and we will see you here all day long. and now, the democrats in the house are pushing forward with the impeachment of trump. with the grotesque events of last wednesday, it may not be as easy as some think. we go to eamon javers. >> yes, they tried to move a resolution to the floor under unanimous consent which meant

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