coming up, who talked to bill gates? know who becky talked about his found day's efforts to treat the coronavirus. hear the biggest challenges ahead. plus we'll get results from bank llfao.rica, goldman sachs and wes rg might even talk about net interest income again. as business moves forward, we're all changing the way things get done. like how we redefine collaboration... how we come up with new ways to serve our customers... and deliver our products. but no matter how things change, one thing never will... you can rely on the people and the network of at&t... to help keep your business connected. this was the theater i came to quite often. the support we've had over the last few months has been amazing. it's not just a work environment. everyone here is family. if you are ready to open your heart and your home, check us out. we thought for sure that we were done. and this town said: not today. ♪ akeeping your oysters growing. while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed ind

bill gates, unfortunately, has given too much of a platform.s been to the detriment of the entire world. >> laura: well, scott atlas must be onto something. if so many of these multibillionaire power mongers are after him. i like scott atlas more than bill gates. dr. oz qui, great to see it. up next, weekend of biden? what's old joe up to this time? kamala harris can't quite remember where she is. raymond arroyo explained on a can't-miss "seen and unseen." don't go away. ♪ >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we expose the big cultural stories of the day. it joining us with all the details, fox news contributor raymond arroyo. of joe biden ignored the events of the weekend, why? >> they probably know his appearances, laura, raise questions about his competency. if they don't want to talk about the hunter vine and allegations so they made the decision. the decision to keep their candidates in lockdown, standpat, and kill the clock. biden did a few events in pennsylvania, but they barely got coverage. there is a holiday sce

and bill gates joins me now from seattle. mr. gates, welcome to "meet the press." >> thank you. >> i want to start with those comments from the president about the treatment he received, because these monoclonal antibodies, he has called this cocktail that he got, this experimental cocktail he got, he has called it a cure. now, this is something you've been talking about, too, as well. and i think the foundation has supported research on this. could this become the leading therapeutic for the coronavirus as we go forward? >> yeah, the word cure is inappropriate because it won't work for everyone. but yes, of all the therapeutics, this is the most promising. and so, we've been working with the companies doing antibodies. we reserved factory capacity all the way back in the spring. and now we're partnered with eli lilly, who, with regeneron, has been the fastest to get these antibodies ready. they could reduce the death rate quite a bit. so far, we only have dexamethasone, which we founded a uk trial that helped with that. and so, a

bill gates, unfortunately, has given tooon much of a platform.s been to the detriment of the entire world. >> laura: well, scott atlas must be onto something if so many of these multibillionaire power mongers are after him. i like scott atlas more than bill gates. dr. oz qui, great to see it. up next, weekend ofe biden? what's old joe up to this time? kamala harris can't quite remember where she is. raymond arroyo explains on a can't-miss "seen and unseen." don't go away. ♪ type 2 diabetes can have a big impact on your life. but how can it be prevented? well, the first step is knowing if you something called prediabetes. take the 1-minute risk test today at doihaveprediabetes.org >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we expose the big cultural stories of the day. joining us with all the details, fox news contributor raymondxp arroyo. author of the new book. the media ignored the events of the weekend, why? >> they probably know his appearances, laura, raise questions about his competency. they don't want to talk about the hu

rejects the great barrington declaration and for all what you say about bill gates say he does have a lot of money and he has arguably a lot of power why do you think say in london our committee is not they're not there in fights between members of the committee carried out in public and certainly no big titans of industry slamming people on the expert committees of government i don't think even in european capitals is it something about the the american body politic. i think that this yeah i think you know i know sinatra goot in the u.k. she's one of the world's best an infectious disease epidemiologist and i think she's been battered quite a bit. but i would say this that the u.s. is the u.s. has a lot of positives and a lot of you know people are very more interactive but right now the country's off the rails the country's off the rails because there is this hysteria that has been it's you will by the faces of public health experts easier than ever and not only wrong but more interested i believe in their own public stature than anything else and you know you've got to look at the

certain bill gates is joining us, co-chair of the bill and melinda gates foundation. he joins me now. bill, thanks for being with us. looking at where the u.s. is right now in this pandemic and during the fall and the winter, cases on the rise, not just in small clusters but across most of the nation. how concerned are you about the months ahead? >> well, i'm very concerned. the forecasts show that the deaths are going to go back up, almost to the level they were in the spring. and, you know, it's people are going to be indoors more. the compliance with the distancing and the mask use is going down, in many areas. it never got supergood, in some areas. so, except for the innovative tools, that i'm sure we'll talk about, this is going to be a very difficult fall because people, you know, the economic effects, the -- the tiredness, you know, the kids not being able to go to school. this continuation is a very difficult thing. >> you -- you've talked about the -- some of the sophisticated tools, the therapeutics, that -- that are coming and some d-- soe are here. can you

bill gates joining us. for this global health crisis and other global health crises. he joins me now. looking where the u.s. is in this pandemic. entering the winter, cases on the rise not just in small clusters but across most of the nation. how concerned are you about the months ahead? >> well, i'm very concerned. the forecast showed that deaths are going to go back up almost to the level they were in the spring. and, you know, it's -- people are going to be indoors more. the compliance with the distancing and the mask use is going down in many areas. it never got super good in some areas. and so except for the innovative tools that i'm sure we'll talk about, this is going to be a very difficult fall because people, you know, the economic effects, the tiredness, the kids not being able to go to school, this continuation is a very difficult thing. >> you've talked about the -- some of the sophisticated tools, the therapeutics that -- that are coming and that some -- some are here. can you just talk a littl

but when a vaccine becomes available, bill gates will be ready. s committed some $350 million to support the global response to covid-19. much of that money is being spent to purchase and distribute a vaccine to low and middle-income countries around the world. and mr. gates joins me now from seattle. mr. gates, welcome to "meet the press." >> thank you. >> i want to start with those comments from the president about the treatment he received, because these monoclonal antibodies, he's called this cocktail that he got, this experimental cocktail he's got, he's called it a cure. this is something you've been talking about too as well, and i think the foundation supported, research on this. could this become the leading therapeutic for the coronavirus as we go forward? >> yeah, the word cure is inappropriate because it won't work for everyone. but, yes, of all of the therapeutics, this is the most promising and so we've been working with companies doing antibodies. we reserved factory capacity all the way back in the spring, and now we're partners wit

bill gates had just started microsoft, and my dad would never have heard of that.dad was very supportive. he just wanted his son to do something he was passionate about. he could see i was very excited about this, so he was actually very supportive. david: in the early years, he helped you somewhat as an accounting professor and gave you some advice. john: my dad was my mentor because i didn't have a business background. i always say from 1978 to 1994, i never made a move at whole foods without checking with my dad. in 1994, i turned 40 years old. we'd gone public two years before. and my dad was now wealthy on paper with all the stock he had bought, and he wanted to hold onto what he had. and i wanted to grow the business. i just thought we could really grow this thing. so we used to fight in our board meeting. we would scream at each other in public board meetings. finally, i said dad, i want you to sell half of your stock tomorrow -- i'm firing you. i don't want you on the board anymore. i want you to sell half your stock tomorrow and take the other half and lea

conspiracy theory is the one describing to bill gates. the powers of the dark force. you know there are people who are talking about you know getting trying to chip. human beings making you know women in not not not getting children and cetera et cetera it's linked to. the vaccination practices etc etc this is a very wide spread and i dared to say this probably in germany at least from what i see is more widespread than that well what are we going to do without because everyone how this is a problem with. the theories like those they can be framed as criticism of elites in fact this is what they are is it might be a seat criticism of that weeks but who is going to make the distinction between what is what is healthy and what is not house anymore so i think we as democracies are in a very very challenging position out how to tackle those hateful series and fantasies like they are in germany we have a ban on hate but it has a very clear limits and boundaries 'd on when you can ban something and i think this is the right way to go we need to work you. that occasion we ne

and bill gates might buy one and soon it will a minimum and some of the vinci's koda but he doesn't go shopping at kai not and that's what you need to get demand going up and it's the poor you've got to direct the spending so we had a capitalist process that in previous inequality and then the response of the managers made that inequality worse michael did so go to the program oh i don't like the word transfer well you know we're trying to transfer it well there's is that 10000000 families that were closures and of their own. the bank's not a debtor it's what there's been inflation of stocks and bonds and real estate under the tears that they are tears there was a trillion dollars so a save the economy a trillion was put into pushing up stop and are real estate prices and only 2 trillion was put into the so-called real economy namely in 1000000 of the corporate sector and a little bit in the labor so there's just that asset price inflation not incorrect or the one percent 00 already owned maybe 80 percent of the stocks and bonds in the country didn't transfer yet more they simply us

conspiracy theory is the one describing to bill gates the powers of the dark force. you know there are people talking about you know him trying to trip. human beings making you know women. not not not getting children etc etc it's leading to. a whole going to take you live to capitol hill where the confirmation hearing for donald trump's pick for the supreme court is speaking there she is that's amy coney barracking let's listen in and members of the committee i'm honored and humbled to appear before you today as a nominee for associate justice of the supreme court i thank the president for entrusting me with this profound responsibility as well as for the graciousness that he and the 1st lady have shown my family throughout this process i thank senator young for introducing me as he did at my hearing to serve on the 7th circuit and i also thank senator bron for his support and while she could not be with us via satellite i am also grateful to former dean patio hair of the notre dame law school. she hired me as a professor nearly 20 years ago and she has been a mento

and bill gates might buy one and soon have elements of vinci's koda but he doesn't go shopping it came out and that's what you need to get the man going up and it's the poor have got to direct the spending so so he had a capitalist process that he produced inequality and then the response of the managers made that inequality worse michael didn't the whole point of the program oh i don't like the word transfer of wealth the only kind of transfer of wealth that is spent is the $10000000.00 families that suffered foreclosures and if there are obama the banks not the debtors where there's been inflation of stocks and bonds and real estate under the stairs at the tears there was a trillion dollars to a save the economy a trillion was put into pushing up stop and are real estate prices and only 2 trillion was put into the so-called real economy namely in 1000000 of the corporate sector and a little bit in the labor so there's been just an asset price inflation not a trick for the one percent 00 already owned maybe 80 percent of the stocks and bonds in the country didn't transfer yet more the

decision to block links to a news story about joe biden's son. >>> and sticking with big tech, bill gates says that antitrust regulators should look at the sectors leaders swridly rather than all at once speaking at a conference yesterday, gates cited different markets for companies like amazon, facebook and google will operate. he added that regulator scrutiny is important given the influence that they have but maybe do it separately instead of all at once >> yeah, twitter was down for 90 minutes, american productivity soared >> how could we go on without twitter. >> they hugged their children, people completed long lost novels >> we once again were a productive nation for 90 minutes at least >> 90 minutes. just a spectacular time. i miss that 90 minute rahel, thank you very much about. >>> on deck, business leaders calling on the trump administration for new rules on diversity in the workplace and plus why covid lockdowns may be a big deal, but not transformative for energy at least according to the next guest. >>> 12.3% is the financial secretary torp's current weighting in the s&p 500

today at work, i found out i am going to meet bill gates.r) sorry, leonard, you and penny had a good run. i'm not leaving him for bill gates. you sure? i-i bet his internet's really fast. how did this happen? well, his foundation is looking to partner with a pharmaceutical company to help develop affordable vaccines so they asked me to show him around. that's great. when's he coming? uh, he gets in on sunday, and monday morning, i'm gonna give him a tour of the labs and offices. oh. he gets in on sunday, april first? (chuckles) nice try, penny. what're you talking about? april fools' day. this is another one of your classic pranks you try to pull on me every year. literally never pulled a prank on you. oh, really? what about last year, when you sent me that e-mail with the photo attached, but you didn't attach a photo. that was a mistake. messing with me? yes, it was. and this year, i am not falling for it. -sheldon, i swear-- -no... what are you doing? oh, you're right. he's not coming. april fools. you know what they say, fool me "n" times

. >> steph curry sits down virtually with bill gates. coming up, a plan to do more interviews as part of a large commitment to civic engagement. >>> much to the delight of kids in relief of parents, san francisco opens the playground after being off-limits for months. new safety protocols in place. when you take a look at her record, it all begins to un-ravel. ann ravel's no reformer, she's backed by big corporations who've poured hundreds of thousands into her campaign. and she opposes ballot measures to make the economy more fair for working people. only dave cortese is endorsed by the california democratic party. he's helping us battle the pandemic with a science-based approach. and expanding health services and child care to those in need. for state senate, democrat dave cortese. but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, h

books,written a few including one with bill gates senior. i am really pleased to be here. >> hello, everyone. chuck talk ihear don't know whether to shake him or how can. i worked with other people for the first 20 years of my career. myut the startup costs on credit card. townld me that everyone in knew i was bankrupt. later i got really lucky. and now we are in every mom and pop restaurant throughout the country. that ceo's are four times more likely to be sociopaths them the general population. rich people are generally just greedy pastors. i should know. -- greedy bastards. even the ones who inherited their money are convinced somehow they earned it. and they will keep every last dime of it. every day millions of countries -- every day, millions of people go to work and every day they are getting screwed by the richest people in america. patriotic millionaires first presidenther when obama and republicans in the senate were negotiating a deal to extend the bush tax cuts. it absolutely infuriated me, so i called a few millionaires and the

three interviews to help promote civic engagement and said he was humbled to have philanthropy bill gatesscussed racial inequities and climate change. gates said he has faith that the younger generation will effect change for the future. >> let's start the investments that dial it inequities, the investments that can make sure climate change doesn't come in and have even more tragic results than this pandemic does. young people thinking about policies, getting involved, i think i'm seeing an uptick. i hope that's sustained, because they're the ones who will really do the innovative work. >> gates said he hopes gaps in equality is highlights during this band, and that they continue to be addressed, and that the technological advancements we've seen become even more accessible all across the country. >>> well, still ahead here on the 4, your cellphone service could get a boost. how the current's big three wireless providers are expanding 5g service. the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same da

. >> that's bill gates talking coronavirus with the dean of stanford medical school. hear his insights on what it will take to end when was the last time your property tax bill went down? what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a year for the average home. give homeowners a break. vote yes on 15. >>> sometimes not knowing is worse than knowing. that's how a san francisco woman felt after a claim with edd went into a black hole. >> michael finney helped her find the light at the end of the proverbial tunnel. >> everything started out as well as could be expected. a retailer in union square furloughed, elizabeth sanchez in march when it closed down due to the pandemic. the san francisco woman promptly applied for unemployment benefits. >> it started out okay. i g

researching wealth and inequality i've written a few books about taxing the inherited fortune with bill gates senior who recently passed away at the institute for policy studies i'm pleased to be here. >> i everyone every time i hear about chuck giving away all the money anova should shake him i grew up in a little town of georgia my family was not rich going up in the first 20 years of my working career finally got the courage to start my own company, reprinting business at 42 years old up at the start up cost on my credit cards several years later the accountant said i was bankrupt he said everyone in town knew i was bankrupt except me and scare the hell out of me but a few years later i got lucky and ran from walmart to dunkin' donuts every mom-and-pop restaurant they joined the patriotic millionaires because they know we were getting me with murder ceos are four times more likely to be a social path in the general population that's true rich people are just mostly greedy pastors i should know i'm friends with a lot of them. and then they put their pants on one leg at a time just like ever

your mother ok bill gates will be honest. he's correct. yes or no good ok i read your story that you started to do. computers is just you rule that. this fire is. part of the receipt and peter that your mother just. helps migrants adapt to the new wild he's convinced that his work is all vital importance to society. and freesat 3 guys who fished out. by the sea no. no. i think that. seems to have. the results has been very very very good too ok because now 80 percent of big ice wark ok and to leave said the. situation. and. not. our job is to steer the big guys to job placement to relationship we can save that be because from your start and the job gave a good result for both. the man i'm going to live the moment i think he did it on the on the i pod but i'm a life is telling us all. americans at the end. of the park i mean. and you think you have a need to lose they listen to. me with a bull around me kind of had. a little dog the other conquered. i mean that. they had all the. i'm a life. on this and this is a life and an honest i don't

correspondent: bill gates said today here that the absolute most important mechanism for fighting worlder is support for small farmers. what is your ministry doing concretely to help him to mark -- help them? >> investing in decentralized energy supply in the countryside. the study also shows, which is of central importance, which we are doing, is security -- securing property rights and crating land registries, as they are pulled in germany. and, we are also demanding equal access for women to land, property, and to loans, as well. correspondent: thank you very much for this conversation. brent: let's take a look at the other stories making headlines around the world. the wto says the european union can put tariffs on up to $4 billion of u.s. goods over washington's illegal support for boeing. it is one of the largest penalties impose, coming one year after it imposed terrace against the eu over european support for airbus. germany has pledged solidarity with greece and cyprus and their dispute with turkey oversee boundaries. in athens, the german foreign minister warned turkey of a ma

of india shining back translates roughly as royal garden but this part of town is hardly regal bill gates says muslims are discriminated against and she wants to change that. little man up the government doesn't care about muslims it's they are only for hindus they keep saying we should go to pakistan but we were born here just as our forefathers were what should we do in pakistan. we live here and we'll die here. the women of shaheen bag and their nationwide reputation last winter that's when they blocked one of delhi's main roads for more than 100 days in protest against the newly passed citizenship amendment act which has caused some international concern because critics claim it discriminates against muslims. when coronavirus 1st hit the government was able to clear the streets of people but bilk is kept up the fight even though many of the other protest leaders have been arrested hindu hardliners called her a terrorist and a pakistani agent but she's become one of time magazine's 100 most influential people of 2020. men tell us we should stay at home and cook don't get me wrong i lik

they name clear scapegoats ether it be bill gates or ange merkel. it also suggests easy solutions.ou need to get rid of these people. you need to uncover the wrongdoings and bring them to justice. it simplifies the process. we do not have to think about looking for a vaccine anymore. you do not have to think about the difficult trade-offs that currently have to be discussed in terms of the public health situation. it is a much simpler story. therefore, these conspiry theories have a re-empowering function in a moment where people feel a loss of control. brent: you're watching dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. tonight, italy and the coronavirus, the fear and now the anger. we will be right back. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> it's 9:00 p.m. here in the french capital. you are watching "live from paris" on france 24. as the covid-19 epidemic worsens, the french government discusses conditions to stop the spread. president macron will

there are a number of entities including the bill and melinda gates foundation and these international organizations that are doing their best to hold this together. they need support from large vaccine manufacturing nations and currently they're not getting it from the us, they're not getting it from china, they're not getting it from russia and other people in that station that needs to change before we see that result. >> this is just to the group, clearly one of the main issues for the next pandemic is how do we sort of improve our national and international disease surveillance for the next time because you've touched on china's lack of transparency during the early stages of this pandemic and it had devastating consequences of what needs to be put in place for that to happen again? >> i think tom is probably in the first instance this is been a big for him a big issue. >> so one lesson that comes out in this pandemic is we cannot be entirely dependent on the transparency and self reporting of nations in future outbreaks of dangerous disease. we need other sources of information .

provide very easy explanations for why this happened i'm so they named clear scapegoats what it means bill gatesbut it being engine america and jeff what it also is and these are just very easy solutions you need to really get rid of these people you need to sort of uncover their wrongdoings and bring them to justice that really simplifies the process you don't have to think about looking for a vaccine anymore you don't have to think about the difficult tradeoffs you have to be discussed in terms of the public health situation so much becomes a much simpler story and therefore these conspiracy fused like you're not going to have a really empowering function in a moment where people feel or a loss of control right so in terms of as a phenomenon put this in perspective for us i imagine and you know our fear is overblown when it comes to cure not here in germany. some think we have to look at the different frets emanating from these kind of movements so in the u.s. the f.b.i. has designated cure known as a domestic terrorism risk because to have been a few instances in which supporters of the movem

1998 when microsoft was on the hot seat for a very similar charges and i remember specifically bill gates speaking of congress saying you know some other company could come along and unseat us and indeed that very year a to graduate students from stanford were in a garage here in palo alto building google which actually did overshadow microsoft when it came to the internet so i suspect that's the argument they'll make and i suspect the common argument will be made that that google controls the entire android platform it dominates search and that it promotes its own products and it makes it difficult for other companies to compete either with search or with internet advertising there's a lot of both a legal and a political war going on between washington and silicon valley but this is a very specific lawsuit issued by the justice department claiming google is exercising monopoly power over search and over internet advertising so there is probably by far part of some support for this battle i mean the trump administration that has their gripes against google but so do democrats so i suspect

provide very easy explanations for why does not i'm still a name clear scapegoats what it means bill gates but it being injured american and deaf what it also is empty suggests very easy solutions you need to really get rid of these people you need to sort of uncover their own doings and bring them to justice and really simplifies the process you don't have to think about looking for a big scene anymore you don't have to think about a difficult trade offs because you have to be discussed in terms of the public health situation so much becomes a much simpler story and therefore these conspiracy theories like you're not going to have a really empowering function in a moment where people feel. a loss of control. you're watching the news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day tonight italy and the coronavirus the fear and now the anger will be right back. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. the number of trials. 75 years ago a high ranking officers of the nazi regime of morning judging by the allied forces . were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable

bill gates said today in the course of the event here in your ministry that the absolute most important mechanism for fighting world hunger is support for small farmers what is your ministry doing quite concretely to help them. invest the euro in the last thing in the centralised energy supply in the countryside of the what the study also shows which is of central importance which we're also doing securing property rights to i'm sorry creating land registry as they're called in germany and then ordained father and i were also demanding equal access for women to land and property and to loans as well. mr mueller thank you very much for this conversation. our let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world the world trade organization says the european union can slap tariffs on up to $4000000000.00 of u.s. goods over washington's a legal support for plane maker boeing it's one of the largest penalties ever imposed by the w.t. oh it comes a year after it authorized billions in terance against the e.u. over european support for boeing's rival ai