the cleveland clinic is no exception.e are firmly dedicated to the of those who are most vulnerable. david: thank you so very much for being with us. truly helpful. mihaljevic,tom president and ceo of the cleveland clinic. ons is "balance of power" bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. two for the price of one. dominion sells most of its natural gas to berkshire hathaway. scarlet fu is here to explain. start with berkshire hathaway. it has become more of an energy company. buffettcomes down to is is seen as the ultimate value investor. his ability to sniff out undervalued deals. buffett was pretty much as inaction, especially in march. he was a visible victim because of his investments. this week, berkshire hathaway pulling the trigger, pouncing on this out-of-favor area of the market. buying dominion energies natural gas pipeline right is that company looks to shift away from natural gas. it is worth almost $10 billion, fournly sheltered about billion in cash and it

, the hospital that i work at is cleveland clinic fairview and they were there for me. >> marilynnk you for telling the story. >> thank you. >> i hope it helps people know the importance of wearing masks and taking care of each other, because this sounds like something that is just hell to go through. we appreciate you being with us. >> absolutely. >> dr. george, thank you. >> thank you. >> for explaining this for us as well. >> thank you. >> my gosh, john, whatry' ma ra remarkable story and deeply upsetting what marilyn has to tell. >>> broadway star nick cordero died after fighting covid for 90 days. his public battle had admirers from around the world rallying for his recovery. his wife, amanda regularly updated her social media accounts with her husband's progress. she posted on instagram on sunday, "god has another angel now." as an actor, cordeiro was nominated for a tony in his performance in "bullets over broadway" in 2014 and made appearances on "blue bloods" and "law & order svu." nick cordero was just 41 years old. >> he fought so hard and long. there were moments over

but it has been rescheduled, the cleveland clinic and the university will host that debate in clevelando start off the debate season. he always had this would never happen, laura. >> laura: wait a second, is that a joke, the cleveland clinic? is that because there is no episode, you can get joe to the god bless him? if there is an issue with sort cognition?c okay, all right, notre dame, what is it? we have to go to the university of alabama. it is ridiculous. >> it is a brilliant move by the trump campaign to keep the covid down because whom or do you trust in the cleveland clinic? speaking of notre dame notre dame, iconic in a notre dame grad will be buried at the university, he was 88, passed away this past week and a real throwback to the last generation. a television icon and he worked with joey bishop a member of the rat pack and pioneered a great morning television with kathy gifford appeared explosive fun. i always say he was the improv catholic version of enthusiasm. he made annoyance and art form. i love and he inspired both of us on our show. >> laura: he was one-of-a-kind. th

a couple of months ago, a national institutes of health researcher affiliated with both the cleveland clinic and case western university was accused of hiding that he had received more than $3 million from the chinese government to effectively take and replicate his cleveland clinic research at lab in china. he's actually accused of taking biological saxes from cleveland, ohio, to wuhan, china. this was taxpayer-paid research by the n.i.h. he's not alone. the n.i.h. has recently reported that 54 scientists and researchers have either resigned or been fired as a result of an n.i.h. investigation into american taxpayer-funded grant recipients for their failure to disclose financial ties to foreign governments, particularly china. according to the investigation, more than 90% of the scientists had undisclosed ties to china. unfortunately, as it stands, our law enforcement agencies can't go directly after these researchers for hiding their foreign conflict of interest for not telling the truth while taking taxpayer money. as important as it is that we speak out against these improper actions by

and the case western reserve university there's a cleveland clinic is monument is because they've been the main clinic advising president trump on his coven 1000 or sponsor now there's other there's other university in other debates that are planned october 15th and miami october 22nd especially the last one here in nashville but also vice presidential debates have they're supposed to happen however like we have seen it just kind of depends on where this virus goes in the response what we do know is it will not be the large presence that we've seen in the past debates you're going to hopefully just have to present themselves but the presidential candidates on the stage obviously they will definitely want to be more than 6 feet apart from each other not together covered but just because they don't like each other and there might actually be good for both of their health and safety but you're going to you know this will be a very well watched of and so obviously the question is what networks get to carry it because now that you're not going to be able to have people in there and oth

by the cleveland clinic. we have taken great measure -- we just came out publicly last tuesday requiring our guests now to wear masks in the restaurants to and from the tables, when seated they are fine without the mask, and providing additional protection for our associates. but it's very challenging. we are doing the best we can and following all the guidelines, cdc guidelines, et cetera, but coronavirus is out there and it's around us. cheryl: you had to furlough i believe about 4500 workers. have you been able to bring them back? you still have folks on the sidelines? >> yes, we have. we have brought a majority of them back. not all of them. a number of associates still want to sit on the sidelines until their unemployment benefits run out here at the end of this month. but we've had limited reduced sales so we have been able to deal with that appropriately. we are still struggling in some of our restaurants to get staff and it's a constant challenge for us among many other challenges. cheryl: there are s

in may alone, we arrested a former researcher with the cleveland clinic who worked on malec will or medicine, and the genetics of cardiovascular disease, and a university of arkansas scientist doing research for nasa. both of these guys were committing fraud while accepting millions of dollars in american federal grant funding. that same month, a former emery university professor pled guilty to filing a false tax return for failing to report the income he received through china's thousand talents plan. while the was -- while he was researching, he was pocketing a half a million dollars. chair of harvard's department of biology, was indicted last month for making false statements to federal authorities about his thousand talents participate in. united states alleged he stole from harvard and nih, -- and the fact -- through the wuhan institute of technology, a $50,000 monthly stipend, more than $150,000 in living expenses, and more than $1.5 million to establish a laboratory back in china. there is more. another tool china and the chinese communist party used to manipulate americans is what we

have interfered with student education so that december 20 ninth debate will be held at the cleveland clinichealth education campus. curriculum controversy over the way your kids are taught about american history, ben shapiro sounds off, he is live with us next. but we're all going at our own speed. at enterprise, peace-of-mind starts with our complete clean pledge, curbside rentals and low-touch transactions. with so many vehicles of so many kinds, you can count on us to help you get everywhere you want to go... again. whenever you're ready, we're ready for you. enterprise. we see you. ♪ looking out...for all of us. and though you may have lost sight of your own well-being, aetna never did. we're always here to help you focus on your health. because it's always, time for care. >> shannon: s america debates how and when to reopen our schools, "the washin >> debate how and when to reopen schools, the washington post is reporting on the trend of parents pulling their kids out of public schools and sending them to private schools which are more on the edge of reopening. the posts is the fact th

the cleveland clinic says there is no clear evidence their conditioning spreads the virus. shannon: we are tracking that, thanks. parents across america are frustrated they are facing deadlines trying to make decisions what to do regarding their children's education for the fall. the president all in on reopen schools backed up by his secretary of education. >> children are social beings, we are all social beings and not being able to be together with students of similar age groups and friends overextended periods of time it is unhealthy for anyone. >> can it be done safely this fall? let's discuss with former medical director steve weinberg and republican congressman jim banks, good to have you both with us. congressman, you introduced the reopen our schools act that would take away federal funds to school districts that refuse to reopen. here's some reaction about the stock of reopening from pat gardner, president of the classified teachers association in florida where the governor got this moving, i feel like teachers and staff are being put on the front lines with docto

presidential debate in the school made the announcement of it will be cohosted by case western reserve cleveland clinic of the education campus in cleveland we mentioned earlier president trump he will be in north carolina for some of the republican convention scheduled for next month and last week the g.o.p. canceled before the component of the event and scaled back gatherings. meanwhile, a rare foray out of the basement by presumptive presidential candidate nominee joe biden and that comes in the increasing speculation about who he will pick as his running mate. correspondent doug mcco mcelwees the report. >> paying his respect to john lewis, his campaign is still feeling speculation about a vice presidential pig. >> we over the weekend, one prospect in the large fuel made not-so-subtle pitch for the job. >> what i can bring to the team and the capacity of job not as vice president but my experience and skill in getting things done and delivering results. >> biden said he wants someone with whom he is at simpatico and worked with susan rice for eight years by the obama national security advisor and u

it i is cosponsored by the cleveland clinic. this comes as schools across the country are deciding whether to resume in person classes. in florida, over 300 children have been hospitalized from covid-19. the number has increased by 23% over the previous week. meanwhile in california, the covid-19 death toll at san quentin state prison has reached 19. in other coronavirus news, former presidential candidate herman cain remains hospitalized. he tested positive in early july after not wearing a mask at president trump's indoor rally in tulsa,a, oklalahoma. the former residentntial candndidate is i in his seventh -- presidentntial candidadate is in his 70's. the global covid-19 death toll has topped 654,000. on monday, the world health organization declared the outbreak the most severe global health emergency the w.h.o. has ever faced. >> this is the sixth time in global health emergency has been declared under thehe internationanal health gulations,s, but it is easily the most severe. in the past six weeks, the total number of case

the debate will now be held in cleveland, hosted by case western reserve university, and the cleveland clinicforces working on that debate. melissa. >> interesting. all right. travelers thinking twice before flying. the dip industry feeling the heat. dr. anthony fauci would not get on a plane or eat in a restaurant at this moment. jeff flock at midway airport in chicago with the details. jeff, i don't know, i'm happy to eat at a restaurant. to each his own. reporter: he scared a lot of people with that. some people say if he is not doing it, i shouldn't do it. listen to the quote up there. we want to get this clear, asked by market watch would you fly on a plane right now, but the answer is no, for the reason i'm in a risk category. i don't like to admit, i'm 79 years old. in fact, melissa, we don't see a lot of older folks taking airplane flights. asked about restaurants, he was pretty clear, no, i am not going to restaurants right now. some people thought this would have chilling effect on flights, people getting on flights. i fly every week. i have flown every week since the pandemic. we t

the cleveland clinic notes that air-conditioning moves there around in a room but says there is no clearpreads the virus. another unknown, is it possible to be reinfected with covid-19? the cdc finds the immune response is not yet understood. another question, do masks really help? early on in the pandemic, surgeon general adams cautioned against using them but now that the disease has determined to be transmissible, he says they can make all the difference. bret? >> thank you. up next, the panel on the coronavirus, schools, testing, and my interview with vice presidentri pence. is is mya the shaq-a-roni and it's bigger than pizza because for every shaq-a-roni sold, $1 is donated to the papa john's foundation for building community. $1 is donated to the papa john's foundation bshouldn't prevent you from pushing your limits. because every baby deserves the very best start in life. because a changing environment should mean caring for the land that takes care of us all. at bayer, everything we do, from advances in health to innovations in agriculture, is to help every life we touch. at bay

knowing that >> we've been studying this since early mar, we partnered in collaboration with cleveland clinicout 2,000 data points on this we have since submitted research that includes 271 participants what we found is that the respiratory rate indicator caught 20% of cases two days before symptoms. so that's really powerful. that will profoundly prevent the spread it caught 80% of cases by the third day of symptoms. so that gives you a sense for the accuracy of this i mean, i don't want to overstate -- you know, there needs to be a number of solutions in place, but what we have seen is that whoop and measuring respiratory rate in particular can be part of that solution. >> and then quickly, if you can, how broadly cost-wise could this be rolled out? could companies adopt this to determine when it's safe for people to come back to work or try to catch symptoms early? >> so we are working right now on a back-to-work business leverages the -- we have about five corporations signed up for this it's moving quickly. we want to do everything we can to help. at the end of the day, everyone should b

so the cleveland clinic says there is no clear evidence air conditioning spreads the virus. shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher tracking that on many points for us on covid tonight, thank you. and as we reported at the top of the show, parents across america are frustrated they're facing deadlines, trying to make decisions about what to do regarding their children's education come fall. the president all in on reopening schools backed up by his secretary of education. >> children are social beings, we are all social beings and not being able to be together with students of similar age groups and with friends over extended periods of time, it's unhealthy for anyone. >> shannon: so can it be done safely this fall? let's discuss with former medical director of the peace corps, dr. steve weinberg. and republican congress and from indiana jim banks. good to have you both with us. >> good to be with you, shannon. >> shannon: congress men come i want to start with you because you've introduced something called the reopen our schools act that would take away federal funds for schoo

have interfered with student education so that debate will not be held at case western in the cleveland clinicn campus. curriculum controversy over when your kids are being taught in u.s. public schools about american history. ben shapiro sounds off, he is live with us next. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: s america debates how and when to reopen our schools, "the washington post" is reporting on the trend of well-healed parents pulling their kids out of public schools and sending them to private schools, which are more in the of planning on reopening. as the post says, the fact that these private schools may offer some in class instruction has fueled an uptick in enrollment inquiries from families who can afford to make the switch. when that's not the case for a lot of people out there. school district's in washington, buffalo, and chicago are among those incorporated in "the new york times" magazine's 1619 project into their curriculum. the 1619 project proposes that america's true founding was 1619 when the first african slaves arrived here rather than 1776 when the colonies declared independence from grea

as recently as last week, she was awaiting a double lung transplant at the cleveland clinic. buffalo and her mother dropped everything to be there for her daughter in cleveland wherever she recovered, but she never did. tatiana died a week ago today, and it's our loss collectively. she had everything in front of her. according to the buffalo news, she was 22 years old, a big sister and a mentor. she directed an after-school program for young people and she wanted to be a social worker. we're just thankful that when she passed, she did so with her family around her. we're thinking about them and their loss especially this afternoon. thank you so much for letting us into your homes during these extraordinary times. put your mask on for those two. put it on, leave it on, wear it. our coverage continues after a quick break with chuck todd. coa quick break with chuck todd. come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. but a resilient business you cacan be ready for it.re. a digital foundation from vmware helps you redefine what's possible... now. from the

or telling the cleveland clinic or case western or anybody else it accepted money from china. and in the contracts that we were able to research during our investigation, these contracts with china say you're not allowed to reveal that you have this relationship with china, that you're getting the money from china. they not only gave this money, they gave him $3 million and gave him a dean ship at wuhan university and gave him money to hire in wuhan and he could recruit others many he recruited 30 or 40 people according to the f.b.i. these are all allegations. the arrest has been made. he actually is alleged to have taken biological examples from cleveland, ohio, and taxpayers paid for it and he took it to china and paid for lodging for him, a luxury apartment in wuhan. this is about people who are not patriots but instead willing to sell us out by selling their research, their expertise that our taxpayers have funded to china and other countries. n.i.h. recently, by the way, fired or forced the resignation of 54 researchers. not ones and twos and threes, 54 people. we've been

that debate will now be hosted by case western university and the cleveland clinic >>> california's governormed hospitals in that state's central valley are getting nearly 200 federal health care workers to help deal with the recent surge in covid-19 patients. the area is also getting federal aid to support more testing. >>> and in mississippi, some students are back in school. they got a police and fire escort and they rode in cars decorated for the occasion the schools are offering a choice of in person or virtual learning >>> a lot of schools are going to go that way, i think. that is our news update this hour back to you. sara >> sue, thanks >>> we're just getting details on the next phase of stimulus being proposed by the gop. we'll discuss the details with the number two republican in the house, congressman steve scalise, that's next businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce

tennessee department of a harvard working for ccp, you had another he arrest university of arizona cleveland clinicough what chinese communist party has been doing now for decades, and why this president made china one of his main priorities. >> the way i would look at this they developed probably the most powerful capability over the internet. they have done this in a variety of ways, but if you go back, when house intelligence committee republicans, first brought this to nation's attention about a decade ago, and that was the prevalence of huawei gte technologies proliferating around the globe being subsidized chinese companies telecom companies subsidized around the globe. at that time it took our interest a red flag why would with something offer something free like this when you look at it, it was a way to set up, little nodes across the globe in order to grab people's communications in countries communications, so overtime developed a very sophisticated system the second issue now using some capabilities coming in targeting our universities, and our companies. and take all that together, stea

in coordination with case western college and the cleveland clinic. makes absolutely no sense to me. what is really behind that meanwhile, 6 minutes after the hour. we have been telling you about violence marking dangerous cities chicago. next guest hit the streets to find out more. >> our children are -- are coveted property. you do nothing to help our kids. we don't care anymore. >> you don't think the leaders care. >> they don't care. we know they don't care. >> sending in federal agents. what's your stance on this? >> i'm for we got to do what we got to do. >> have you got over 50 people shot over the weekend. >> not normal. i don't know what to do, man. it's crazy. ainsley: fox news analyst lawrence jones live in chicago where he spoke to a local business owner fearing for his family's lives. good morning to you, lawrence. >> good morning, family, how are you doing. ainsley: what's happening there we keep reporting numbers. teenagers, children, 1-year-old buried in new york. two kids playing basketball in new york shot yesterday or a few days ago

you saw that at harvard, in arkansas, at the cleveland clinic, and they're also getting paid by the ccpthe coronavirus basically hope opened the door for the if u.s. to start scrutinizing china ooh's and its communist party's behavior x that includes everything from espionage to buying influence, acquiring companies, stealing their technology. you know for three years the trump administration tried to get china to stop. it was no deal, they would not even admit the stealing intellectual property. here's where we are today. pete: yeah. the diplomatic gloves appear to be off. we'll see what the next move is. and and you've got chad wolf on your show, there's a protest planned outside his house. i'm sure you'll can him about that as well. maria, thank you so much -- >> yes. just want to say we're also going to be breaking news on the coup that failed, den nunes -- den nunes on that as well. president president still ahead, millions of americans moved by one illinois' police officer's final farewell. that officer joins us on the other side of the break. ♪ ♪ [inaudible] jedediah: an illinois