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we'll speak to the ceo of the cleveland clinic coming up and the cleveland of eli lilly, dave ribs. ricks. futures indicate a gain at the start of trading, dow up 162, nasdaq up 50, s&p 500 by 21, this after a mixed market yesterday despite the rollout of the vaccine. the dow and s&p 500 finishing at session lows yesterday, dow down 185, the s&p down 16. the nasdaq was up 62 points at 4:00 on wall t street. the new york exodus continues, more wall street firms high-tailing it out of the city as leaders predict a grim outlook for the rest of the year. we are on it. plus, getting in the christmas spirit with cookies, we've got a celebrity fan who couldn't wait to give us a sweet treat, it's making a buzz this morning. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ maria: let's check european markets this morning, take a lack at how things are going in europe this morning, the cac is up 23, the dax higher by 93 points in germany. in asia overnight it was red across the board. take a look at this, china's industrial output was up 7% in november, compared to a year earlier. retail sales, tho

everyone on board 2 and older is to wear a mask and that is backed by guidance from the cdc and cleveland clinicnow to the bizarre moments involving a jet in las vegas. a man jumped onto the wing moments before it took off. no one is sure why he did it or how he evaded security. >> reporter: this morning this man is behind bars after somehow getting onto the wing of a plane in las vegas. just before takeoff, cell phone video shot by passengers inside the alaska airlines flight shows a man waving his arms, sitting, even crawling all on the plane's wing. authorities say alejandro carlson jumped the airport fence and got onto the tarmac when he hoisted himself onto the wing as the flight was about to take off. never entering the plane itself. >> it's not easy to get on a wing just jumping. i don't think you can do it. secondly, what somebody is doing up there especially on an airplane getting ready for takeoff is puzzling. >> alaska airlines saying in a statement the pilot saw a man running to the aircraft and immediately called air traffic control. >> we have a motor shut down and apparently this

when i share information, i get the benefit of all of the cleveland clinic and all of the experts were're talking to. >> brennan: will you coordinate those strategies on who goes first and who goes last? >> >> governor: we share a lot of information. we were on the phone with a lot of the governors just a few days ago, and one of the issues was what is the priority. there is a censu consensus of what we call the a1 group, people who are risking their lives every single day, as well as where we have taken the most losses, and that is in our nursing homes. i think there will be more a lack of consensus among people in general when you get beyond that first group. >> brennan: governor whitmer, we're talking about an essential worker, which is kind of subjective here. in the state of colorado, i read they're going to begin prioritizing people at ski resorts because it is so key to their economy. how much is this going to vary state by state? who is essential in michigan? >> governor: i think it could vary a great deal. vaccines are coming online and they're going to come at a faster pace.

researchers at the cleveland clinic say they found that people who take melatonin often used to help get some sleep were 28% less likely to test positive. they say more studies are needed and it doesn't mean that people should start taking melatonin without talking to a doctor. but the results so far are considered encouraging. our 4 zone forecast once again and crime for us to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to large not only rain ahead but a lot of rain ahead. yeah i think so especially as we get into this new year really it looks like things. >>are finally going to open up tonight. yeah we're kind of get a little taste of the rain out there we've had some scattered light showers so far around the bay area, some moderate amounts in parts of the north bay so far and continue to develop outside right now looking out over san francisco this kind looks like a rainy shot certainly could be seeing some rain in the san francisco right now you can see why cold front finally making its way into the state high pressure getting out of the way and here comes the rain has looks like it is n

joining us now, president and ceo of the cleveland clinic, dr.alivac, it's very good to have you on the show again, sir. >> thank you very much. >> i guess i would like to start with what we're dealing with right now, the vaccine will come when it comes, and it will be great when it gets to everybody. until then, if you could express to us what you're seeing in terms of the up tick in numbers, what it means, and just how dangerous this moment we are in right now is? >> what we are seeing right now is a very concerning picture. we're seeing a very sharp increase in a number of patients who need our care. here at cleveland clinic, we are 3 1/2 times as many patients currently under our care due to covid-19 infections than what we had in april. and the number continues to grow, and we expect to see even more patients in the upcoming days as a consequence of thanksgiving holidays. it is a very very concerning situation. a large number of infected patients as we are weeks away from having a vaccine in our hands. >> yeah, the consequence of the thanksg

johning me now is the former ceo of the cleveland clinic and board member of the able channel, dr. wonderful to see you this morning. thanks so much for being here. >> nice to be with you, maria. maria: so where are we in terms of the vaccine? your reaction to the panel's recommendation. assess the backdrop for us, toby. >> well, i think this is a really major step forward and the efficiency of the vaccine has been tremendous. it's been successful, people from 16 all the way up, including every race and co-morbid condition. it is really a an astounding accomplishment by the pharmaceutical industry and very exciting, 17 to 4 approval by the advisory committee and now it's up to the fda to make the final decision. maria: so the vaccine side effects are in question. u.k. health authorities are saying that people with a, quote, significant history of allergic reactions should not take the pfizer vaccine after two healthcare workers reported adverse effects following their shots. what's your take on these side effects and reaction to people who had the vaccine and you how serious the wa

vincent hospital in lucas county, cleveland clinic, metrohealth medical center, mercy health springfield medical center in clark county, ohio health riverside hospital in franklin county, stark county, ohio health in athens county, and finally genesis hospital in muskegon county. those hospitals, along with osu wexler medical center and the university of cincinnati medical center were selected based on geography, population, and access to all trawl col ultra ce capacity. next week we hope moderna is approved and we will see vaccines going to many, many hospitals throughout the state of ohio. i also want to mention that as covid-19 vaccines continue to come into ohio, we are pleased to announce that cardinal health's freight logistics business will work with the ohio national guard and the ohio department of health to help us provide same-day delivery services. once vaccine is widely available, this partnership will allow us to ship the vaccine to approximately 350 locations across the state. so that is very good news as well. and as you may recall when we talk about the national guard an

garrett, pulitzer prize winning science writer and natalie becker, intense case manager at the cleveland clinick you both for being here. lori, that same commissioner, her name is dianna tweeted today, our state and federal officials consistently failed to provide the kind of leadership needed in this moment of crisis. those responsibilities have fallen on local leaders, health board members and public health employees. i'm calling on the governor, gol little, to act boldly and with conviction. weth cannot patch together heal employees and this city. our hospitals are on the brink. rise to the moment and lead, governor. and that's written to brad little. i don't know how we get out of this nightmare, lori, of a pandemic if there are people -- and we don't know what percentage of this country are invested in the idea they have a right to get sick, they have a right to then go to the icu and take of a bed and they have a right to make you sick and me sick and maybe kill us, that they have a right to do that and they have a right to be violent to defend this so-called right. amo- i too hopeless he

the cleveland clinic pd they'an they're done, can't take any more appointments. they can't go anymore further because they're waiting for more vaccine to arrive. here in fort lauderdale, broward health, another organization that announced they would start taking people to get the vaccinations was overwhelmed with the response. more than 100,000 phone calls came in, 30,000 emails so many phone calls came in, it crashed the system they announced they can only now handle 5,000 injections with the supply they have that takes them through the end of february. on florida's west coast in fort myers and lee county, they decided to just open it up and first come first serve if you're 65 or older, you can indeed line up and get it. people are waiting more than eight hours. there's a lot of come plaunplai there. florida has 21 million residents, 20% are 65 and over so you get the idea of why there's so much anxiety to try to get this when it's available, but then geagain it's not available. >> kerry, what changes about this situation in the weeks to come >> reporter: it's r

look at my hospital, mass general, cleveland clinic, other places to see if to use easy a barometer forplayers in games, positive tests. the outbreaks that you are seeing. the non-compliance with mask wearing by coaches, players, staff members not being fully transparent with symptoms. all of this is a public health disaster. i think the nfl is falling short, the players, the league and the community at large. >> what is your reaction when you hear what he had to say? >> wolf, as i said, we know there are a lot of challenges in front of us. we feel we have a plan. i am a neurosurgeon and basic compliance is always a challenge. when we see when we comply and we do the things we know to mitigate this i'd point out our overall testing in the nfl is 0.2%. that's well below the positivity rates anywhere in the country right now. i think our nfl facilities are the safest places than their community. the reason i have that is we have very detailed protocols in place. we're testing our players and staff every day. we have an innovative and detailed placing that far exceeds other elements of the

at another hospital, cleveland clinic which is also in broward county, they announced they've reached their appointment level of 2,200. they can't take anymore appointments because they don't have guarantees of more vaccine coming. they don't want to see more people lining up without the vaccine in place. at holy cross hospital they have coming up next week on wednesday, the need to give that second pfizer vaccination, they don't have that supply in. they believe it's coming in. at this time they don't have it. they were told don't hold back on your initial supply. get it out. the person running that at holy cross wants to have it now, because they don't want to have to wait outside the days intended by the manufacturer. this is not unique to florida. this is going on across the country where they're concerned about supply and demand. in new jersey we spoke to the former commission of health there about how there's this domino effect. listen to what he had to say. >> if we're not able to get through the first phase as fras as possible, that pushes the whole chain. every day means live

these inspections to slow down, look at hospitals like my hospital, mass general, mayo clinic, cleveland clinicther places around the country to use as a barometer to see how the country is doing. with all at disruptions, delays in games, players coming in and out of the facility, positive tests, outbreaks, noncompliance of mask wearing by coaches and players, staff members not being fully transparent with their symptoms all of this is a public health disaster and i think the nfl is falling short right now, their players and league and community at large. >> nate solder, you are a new york giant now, i should say i'm a patriots fan so thank you for your service. because i'm a fan i know about the health challenges that you and your family have faced, you are one of 67 players who opted fought for this season. based on what you're seeing and how this is playing out with games, delayed and strange things happening with players, how do you feel about your decision? >> well, i'm happy with my decision. it's tricky for me to say what's right for the entire nfl. i think there's so much money at stake

. >> your client list is impressive including the cleveland clinic, mlb, you know, ounces, mississippistate capitol buildings, so it would seem like word is getting around regardless, right? >> well, it is -- it is slowly, but i -- i would say we're just scratching the surface on it, and there's a lot more work to do to try to help people get back to life as we know it >> what specificallically does your air filter do most of us concerned about going back into a restaurant, is it the kind of peace of mind where i say, okay, i'm okay going no a restaurant that has an air purifier in it but i'm not with one that doesn't have it is it that kind of get out of jail free card or does it not make thingsone is it that kind of safe? or i'm sure nothing can. >> it complements other solutions but in a material way. we recently got our test results back from the university of texas medical lab where we killed 99.9%, more than that actually, of sars virus that was neb u liesed and killed in just three minutes. that creates an enormous safety net and while nothing's perfect, god help you if someone

people who use melatonin may have a lesser chance of contracting covid-19 researchers from the cleveland clinic'so make a medicine institute found that people who take the hormone often used to help you sleep were found to be 28% less likely to test positive. they stress though that this does not suggest people should start taking melatonin without talking to a doctor and more studies are needed they are however looking forward to further studying the potential benefits of melatonin for covid-19 patients. for your money now some much needed and long overdue help for millions of americans is on the way some americans might already have their $600 deposit in their bank account, direct deposits began last night and paper checks will get mailed out starting today now here's what you need to now payments are automatic for eligible taxpayers or for anyone who registered online to receive the first stimulus payment back in april individuals who made $75,000 or less in 2019 will receive a $600 payments and couples who meet a $150,000 or less in 2019 will receive $1200 payments. the irs will send the paym

these procedures are not only backed by guidance at the cdc and partners at the cleveland clinic consistentinvestigating the specific incident and have made contact with the family. i have heard you guys are banned from united the rest of your lives and then i heard that that changed. is that accurate eliz or either one of you. >> honorablettesly we don't really know. we did get a reach-out from united on saturday. they called to see if we got our bags and how add line was doing and proceeded to tell us they are investigating the situation to see if not us but if our 2-year-old daughter is banned from united. ainsley: what? >> very unclear what we were told and now what we are hearing. ainsley: what about the car seat really quickly? did they give you one? i thought about that if your car seat is on the plane how did you get home. >> we made a big deal about that brought the plane back into the gate and gave us but other bags went to new york. ainsley: thank you for coming on. >> thank you. ainsley: the media going all in on dismissing hunter biden's revelations as, quote, russian disinform

airlines says they are simply following the mandates or guidance of the cdc and their partners the cleveland clinictry, we want to put this on the flight attendants who are strictly following orders, or the airlines, who are putting in place a ridiculous order, our society, whose losing its mind when it comes to these mandates, we are simply off-track here when we're kicking two-year-olds and their families oooo planes for not putting on a mask. i did, as you mentioned, talk to the mother in that viral clip a little bit earlier in the show and here is what she had to say. >> it was absolutely traumatiz ing and very humiliat ing too. the flight attendants wouldn't talk to us and we noticed them walking by and kept checking what we were doing and it just felt really really weird and that was the only interaction we had with a flight attendant or with anyone saying anything, the next thing was a supervisor coming and saying that we need to leave the plane. we felt like we got no warning, no working with us, no asking question, nothing to help in the situation, it was just like oh, well your two-year-o