germany's benchmark docs index is set for a major rebound. it's operation deutsche a bit as it is, planning to expand the index to 14 members from 30. it will also toughen rules for docs, members, and feed the protests for kicking companies. the changes are in response to the collapse of former docs, number wire card, which went bankrupt in june in what turned out to be germany's biggest post-war accounting sold. his head of financial correspondent, pandey, except infests, then moves. the idea is to align the benchmark with international standards with a focus more on quality of the fact is such as the profitability of companies getting its results on or not. for example, it will be easier to boot out a company if it fails to provide its audited result in due time. this was a problem we faced with wire card. and now companies would also be expected to have a profitable record before they are allowed in. the expansion is expected to take place in the 3rd quarter of next year. and that's when we could see the likes of online fashion retailers a

may be very sensitive to sun they may get sunburn even after a few minutes in the sun people with docs can sense it if to the sun and they do not need as intense sun protection fortunately ever what also counts is the cumulative sun exposure which people have to wring their life because this predispose us to skin cancer the greatest dangers of black and white skin cancers the so-called really no more than almost getting cancer. types at risk. no patience with fast skin this is skin type one and skin type 2 are at increased risk of both white skin cancer and black skin cancer malignant melanoma the most common types of skin cancer. types of skin cancer basal cell carcinoma. well ignat melanoma is less common but also more aggressive and unfortunately the incidence is increasing people with docs can develop may also develop malignant melanoma but sometimes at other parts of the body which are not so much exposed to the skin such as the fingernails the foot soldiers and the membranes what signs and symptoms should be watch out for white skin cancer often manifests quiet and suspiciously i

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they were also acquired through docs for defense. i want to touch on some topics and then i will take some questions. it is hard to believe that bats and spiders made a contribution to the war effort. bats, there was an idea to use a small, incendiary bombs attached to bats to firebomb towns and villages. basically we wanted to take small bombs, strap them to bats, and let the bats out over enemy territory. they constructed a special kind of bomb to hold the bats, which you see there. the idea was the bat would roost in the eaves of houses and the bomb would explode. there were these smalltime delayed bombs and they had to put the bat in a semi-hibernation state and they would gradually come to us they dropped out of the plans. it actually works. at a brand-new airfield, but could not let the fire crews and because of the secret nature of the program. it did not get launched in a full-scale way, it was only in testing. there are some great books about it and one of them talks about how they were in a race against the manhattan projec

oh, how could folk who never heard from to man have actually found the help to write the doc? i think alice coming at her mom was coming up. i'm good. it is enough. i'm an elitist. how would she have the tell if there was a half around you when i then just an afternoon and then a and m. for the middle name rather than. ringback ringback then left me, me, me me off the field and answers a commuter, he thinks but he god will do very little. i mean, what i mean we've got is a had never yet heard a hand man of the dean out west national when he could have been and i'm the enemies you see are good, but the attic has a nice little food just and she was a mess the hut, how many said he had some, i would lot of the time and i need to start. i'm got to listen to that. so when i'm done and how lucky i was, i was put in their house of heat commuter. one of these is a nike and the if you hard, you came through on track, you'll be doing it on it's own siebel, just it's good to be a good bit of the design in the doubt that he died after getting but the patient did did a pattern of us knew n

no doc, one army doctor documented that by when i was a dallas to us, we do know that there was a drop $25.00 times the time being a little bit different. but when they were going through about how you really don't want you need to go away. ali thanks so much going on from there only. i think you need to see this tomorrow with me here. by the way. thank you everything. when you know better of us in general boykin about anonyma and i'll be on he was as it is about when we were no one, no one could me and go by back with my mother when you know it was then and you want to go let them do muffins and what about and i bit him but we were close with doing is it also? i left a gun at one voice, but i was and i know i knew we were alone. when do we know we're going to know it is a door to yeah, no bombs on a bus and internet. what do you know about them that no one knows the border and we didn't know what i was wondering. so i just have to know did. 2 my work in the jail, broken by name, by name of the by he dean obeidallah found on average and got on i 5 with the best men through p.p. dry up

when you get the setback that the doc at the time, which is why it helps the yet just a few. do you think of that with it? with a sober books gnashing. i've always wanted to work out what was wrong with not way i signed up for a course at a mental health center where doctors and therapists help children and their parents, that was actually where i met everyone in this film. you mean we're on our way to mediate another family. we've had to postpone filming several times because lira didn't film well. she's still a mere child just 15 and lives with her mother and brother. her father left several years ago. mary spends most of her time drawing and doesn't go to school and it's just mean it's also these are still local stores to me asking whether they're going to sell it yet there have more than the opportunity to start a study. so i took us to talk to doc, sustain a fault, just stuff that goes up to you when asked, nobody is always, you know, that has to go be this pledge to believe. but most of us to the finish line is quoting a book and which is on the vocal to the prejudice t

, this is sponsored by google docs.to college, we went to the same college i had a computer but i was like, dude these are the books that you use to write this paper and here is my endnotes sheet, enjoy. this was like i was a minority report. . >> we got there it, we survived it. >> we did. we should probably talk a little bit about what's in the book. [laughter] we wrote different chapters and covered some of the timeouts, do you have a place like this is the place i keep going to my favorite part of the book or her legacy? >> i have a lot of favorite parts. wind i would say i love the chapter about i think we call that like the making of maxine where we just talked about her growing up, especially the part that gets into her relationship with her mother who she talked about. i got a lot of early stuff about her from that, the big picture of her life and she had not a contentious relationship with her mother but her mother was the type of woman, and a lot of moms were at that time, the six grade education, she worked o

welcome, doc. we've heard people shouldn't leave the bay area for thanksgiving and we've heard state officials say if you leave, don't go more than two or three hours from home. i'll give you a third option. stay in your house, lock the doors and don't come to the door if anybody knocks. i mean, what do you do? >> i don't know if you need to lock the doors in that scenario. i can sense the confusion and frustration in your voice and i think you echoed the sentiment of everyone in the bay area now. these are the holidays. we're supposed to want to gather with family and have people come over. the safest thing to do, sadly, is to stay at home, if you can. it sucks. i don't have another way to phrase it. you think about right now, we are not where we thought we would be eight months ago. we didn't realize we'd have such a surge and so many counties rolling back to purple. san francisco is a red tier. we're seeing an increase in hospitalizations and places. absolutely, i have to stand with public healt

when you get the set back that the doc, i thought it was, you buy it up say yeah, it's just a few. do you think of that with it? with a sober books mashing is just i've always wanted to work out what was wrong with much way. i signed up for a course at a mental health center where doctors and therapists help children and their parents . that was actually where i met everyone in this film to me and we're on our way to mediate another family. we've had to postpone filming several times because lira didn't film well. she's still a mere child, just 15 and lives with her mother and brother. found the left several years ago spends most of her time drawing and doesn't go to school, and it's just me itself as a user of source to me asking whether they're going to sell this to their shadows or get it here from hong kong, which is more than well, i'd like to start a study, so i took us to talk to doc, sustain a fall test, chamber stuff that goes out. when asked how many years i was, you know, that has to go be this coach who wasn't doing most of the usage of, you know, when i was going to th

. >> doc, as you know, pfizer and three other companies are in late stage trials.an people expect a vaccine to be widely available? >> you know, there's a lot of effort going into planning. vaccines where the government has already paid to have the vaccines be manufactured so if they're effective, they can start to roll out. there's been a lot of planning by the cdc and state health departments in terms of how they would distribute vaccines when they're available, but this vaccine, if it pans out, it's not going to have big impact this winter. in early course will go to health care providers, those in positions of greatest risk, but not widely distributed to the general public until spring or later. >> doc, cases have never been higher in our country, passed 10 million cases today and another surge is sweeping the country. is there anything we can be doing to get it under control before the vaccine comes? >> there is so much we can be doing. one, we need to come together as a nation and recognize that following the recommendations of public health is best way to ge

may be very sensitive to sun they may get sunburn even after a few minutes in the sun people with docs can sensitive to the sun and they do not need as intense sun protection fortunately ever what also counts is the cumulative sun exposure which people have to wring their life because this predispose us to skin cancer the greatest dangers of black and white skin cancers the so-called melanoma. cancer all skin types equally at risk. no patience with fast skin the skin type one and 2 are at increased risk of both white skin cancer and black skin cancer malignant melanoma the most common types of skin cancer. types of skin cancer basal cell carcinoma. well ignat melanoma is less common but also more aggressive and unfortunately the incidence is increasing people with docs can develop may also develop malignant melanoma but sometimes at other parts of the body which are not so much exposed to the skin such as the fingernails the foot sort of the membranes what signs and symptoms should be watch out for. white skin cancer often manifests quiet and suspiciously it looks like a rat. which may

and doc rivers, we grew up, welcome to philly, doc.et's bring it home on the court, and in this campaign. i was quoting doc rivers, a quote he made after the shooting of jacob blake on the campaign trail. he asked to imagine what it takes for a black person to love america as much as he does. and they do and how it is the deep love for this country that so far for too long has never fully been recognized by the rest of the country. but i think two ways yesterday, there's two ways people get inspired. they're inspired by inspiring leaders that do great things like barak, and get inspired by really bad leaders. i'm not being facetious. when they see the bad side. we need american leadership that seeks to de-escalate tensions. it brings together to heal, to hope. as president, that's precisely what i will try to do. philadelphia, two more days. two more days! two more days! in two days, we put an end to a presidency that has divided this nation. in two days, we put an end to a presidency that has failed to protect this nation. in two days

he's an er doc in western michigan, the executive director of the committee to protect medicare.avidson, thank you very much for joining us. you're in western michigan for our folks who don't know. so that makes you red on two maps, the political map, yes. but now the covid map bright red through your region and through the west and on up to the plains and rockies. give us the situation where you are as of tonight. >> well, it's exactly like i said in the video. and the folks i want to highlight are our paramedics, our ems providers. they're our true heroes keeping the entire system going right now. because every shift when i go in or i live our hospital is full, the big hospitals in our region that normally will take our overflow on busy weekends, they're all full. so we are sending paramedics around western michigan, an hour, hour and a half in the back of a tin can essentially with covid patients bringing them to other hospitals that have a bed or two until we fill them up. and that's the reality now. it's been that way for two weeks. it will be that way into the foreseeable f

doc, what you got? >> taiwan semiconductor, scott tsm.hese -- both of them eem goii' to give you are options that expire the 4th of december, not regular expiration, 4th of december they are buying the 100 calls here taiwan semi has been on fire in the last quarter they're looking for it to continue hit a new 52-week high today second one scott, pinduoduo, pdd. it's a chinese stock that has been flying, 50% increase year over year of subs and now they're buying the 170 call. this is 133, is $134. er that buying the 170s. the 70% performance they've put up in the last month, they're looking for that to continue i'm in both. i'll probably be in them until the early part of december, scott. >> thank you ask halftime is coming up next s mail uat askhalftime@cnbc.com back in two minutes. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. before money, people tools, cattle, grain, ev

speaking of, google docs, they introduced a citation future, okay, where were you last year? i went to college, we had that connection, we didn't know each other than but i had a computer but like, i wanted, the books i used to write the paper, here is my note sheet, enjoy. this was, welcome to this time. [laughter] >> we survived it. >> we did with it always talk about what's within the book. so we wrote different chapters and cowrote some, you have a place like this is the place, i keep going back to my favorite part of her legacy. >> i had a lot of favorite parts. one i would say, i love the chapter about the making of maxine. we talk about her growing up, especially sort of the part that gets into a relationship with her mother. she talks about it in her other book, bloodshed, i got a lot of really stuff about her from that. the big picture of her life and she had not a contentious relationship with her mother but her mother was the type of wom woman, a lot of moms during that time, she had a great education, she worked on jobs mostly relied on health for the government,

and ask the doc. dr. john will be here to answer some of your weekly questions. - i have one question. how will santa come if it's covid-19. - [lester] all this, plus penguins are having a field day. (intense brass music) - [child] this is "nbc nightly news kids edition." - welcome back to "nightly news kid's edition." it's always great to be with you guys. i hope you and your families are doing well. listen, we've got a great lineup today, including an inspiring young boy from texas, a visit to the shedd aquarium in chicago, where we'll check in with the new chicks in the house. penguin chicks that is. plus a 10-year-old who is sweetening things up at home. she'll be here to share a special thanksgiving recipe you can try at with adult permission, of course. but first, let's get to our top story. and that's the presidential election. president-elect joe biden will become the 46th president of the united states when he is sworn into office in january. and with this win comes a few historic firsts. here to

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doc struggling to make sure his patients will be around and with us for christmas. all of it as "the 11th hour" is just getting underway on this thanksgiving week tuesday night. >>> it's a slow start, but it's starting and there's two months left to go. so i'm feeling good about the ability to be able to get up to speed. and i fully expect, based on what i've heard so far, we'll get full cooperation each of the agencies in question. >> the biden transition team finally getting the resources they need to take office on january 20th 12:00 noon after a week's delay. his team is now coordinating with the outgoing administration, and we learned intel briefings will start as soon as tomorrow. here with us again tonight, eugene robinson, pulitzer prize winning columnist for the washington post and a.b. stoddard, veteran political journalist and columnist at real clear politics. good evening and welcome to you both. a.b., i have a bit more of joe biden to play for you tonight, then we'll discuss. >> this is not a third obama term. we face a totally different world than we f

doc, how are we doing this? >> you're doing perfect. thank you so much. agree, 's time to hear fm our guest. so i'll turn it over to mr. tony murray. please, tony, introduce yourself d share with us your experience. >> hel. first of all, thank you for the opportunity, and dr.smith, this great panel of people. it's sh an opportunity to talk abouour perspective of things. so thank you. so i'm a firefighter and paramedic. i've been in public safety for 26 years. today i'm speaking to you for hamiltonon county, indiana, jus north of indianapolis. i'm actually quarantining myself because of a potential close contact exposure. so living this, just like so many other people are. as firefighters and emts and paramedics, weee america -- we recognize and see that people are stuggling. we've seen this firsthand during this pandemic. we see what people are going through. in 26 years, i have not had the experience tha i've experienced through this pandemic in ter of how our response has changed and through such a prolonged period of time. talk about just a concern, a

doc, how are we doing this? >> you're doing perfect. thank you so much. agree, it's time to hear from our guest. so i'll turn it over to mr. tony murray. please, tony, introduce yourself and share with us your experience. >> hello. first of all, thank you for the opportunity, and dr. smith, this great panel of people. it's such an opportunity to talk about our perspective of things. so thank you. so i'm a firefighter and paramedic. i've been in public safety for 26 years. today i'm speaking to you for hamilton county, indiana, just north of indianapolis. i'm actually quarantining myself because of a potential close contact exposure. so living this, just like so many other people are. as firefighters and emts and paramedics, we see america -- we recognize and see that people are struggling. we've seen this firsthand during this pandemic. we see what people are going through. in 26 years, i have not had the experience that i've experienced through this pandemic in terms of how our response has changed and through such a prolonged period of time. talk about

germany's benchmark docs index is set for a major rebound. it's operation deutsche of birth is planning to expand the index to 40 members from 30. it will also toughen rules for docs, members, and feed off the protests for kicking companies. ios. the changes are in response to the collapse of former docs, number wire card, which went bankrupt in june in what turned out to be germany's biggest post-war accounting for old kids head of financial correspondent, ashutosh pandey except infests, then moves. the idea is to align the benchmark with international standards with a focus more on quality. the fact is, such as the profitability of companies getting its results on or not. for example, it will be easier to boot out a company if it fails to provide its audited result in due time. this was a problem we faced with wire card. and now companies would also be expected to have a profitable record before they are allowed in. the expansion is expected to take place in the 3rd quarter of next year. and that's when we could see the likes of online fash

i experienced some mild side effects but they have worn off the day is the 3rd day since i was doc's unaided and i'm feeling well i have a nap on my smartphone which is kind of my diary where i enter all the information about my health i have a doctor who calls in and checks on me every day. well it's just i mean. that always on my to try. to take the. reactions. it sees. so far so good as not. the 1st. research and then. the trial things. he keeps. working on a vaccine against. which is also a type of coronavirus and is more lethal than. this research had almost completed the 2nd phase of. the methodology in place. and most of you know. the most important part of any vaccine is the delivery mechanism the platform or vassal you use to get viruses d.n.a. into the body which in turn triggers an immune response the delivery mechanism for the already eggs. because russian scientists have been working on a vaccine for a coronavirus berry similar to code 19 for many years that's why it's called mers also known as the camel flu. russian doctors explained the speed with which they managed to

lola that i talk about he was 98 and she was 96 they had known each other in portland and matt and docout on - - doc out concentration and their families had suffered immensely in camp after camp only the remaining relatives in the united states were resettled and relocated trying to find a home for the family three kids and a large brood of grandchildren that came to visit in the assisted living facility and this discussion to try to ask a question and looks at me knowing he said i've had a good life. i love my wife we been married 70 years i love my children they are finally letting me and one - - in. >> i want to have time for questions so i will turn it over to my colleague who will ask on behalf of those who were writing in. >> the first question is from debra can you speak of the survival spirit and how they kept hope alive? >> it is extraordinary. and you don't want to downplay it especially in the jewish camps. and to recognize that morning was a luxury and they would not forget the 6 million but they had to resurrect judaism. they were all clear about that. those that were in

docs i mean it was of course it was an i.q. malaysian but. we need blew it out of proportion we turn from a couple of. tons of people through hundreds to thousands and we're still here. hussein's movement was right on the front line after the explosion in early august as angry citizens marched against a government that they held directly responsible for the devastation. of. their anger exploded and suddenly the state did make an appearance with a huge police presence one police officer was killed in the street fighting and over 700 demonstrators were injured. including some of the same people. down there is injured as well he got shot in the leg during the last protest we have had 12 injured people one of them got hit in the stomach and he had internal bleeding and he had to be operated on and he's still at the hospital. after the protests the situation escalated and the government declared a state of emergency on august 13th. about but since then the army has been patrolling the streets of beirut now the army controls everything for example

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again, i would like about i docs, which i like that they can assist and they can smell because both on a human bjorkman is thinking far beyond airports. we could train dogs with the same samples with the same train areas to open up you know, the concert halls or, or being fair is or go to big working places. hospitals or elderly homes, football matches whatever. both your command and bobby line and warn if dylan doesn't harness the potential of the dog program, it's well for they'll unleash it elsewhere. we can will because she loves that. she says health authorities from all over the world want to learn what these noses know . our next trip is to kenya in 1998, more than $220.00, people were killed and thousands more injured in attacks on the u.s. embassies in nairobi and dar es salaam in tanzania to this day. many victims are still waiting in vain for financial restitution. esther remembers that day like it just happened on the 7th of august, and 998 at 10, 30 in the morning. she heard the 1st blast when i knew that the whole building was coming down. and that is why i think the pret

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doc, unusual activity. what do you see?> well, i've really got two stocks, scott, that i'll say are reopening stocks what a surprise. saber, sabr, scott early on somebody stepped in and bought 6,000 calls very quickly. january 12 1/2 calls with the stock around $11 even at $11 scott, it's a recovery but it's nowhere near where it was and i think it goes a lot higher it's less than half of the year high right now so that's sabre on the travel side then switching gears over to mortgages, rocket mortgages, rkt, this is a $40 billion company. mortgages is what they do, a whole bunch of different loan packages as well, scott, in this one they're buying north korext wee1 calls, love the up side of this one, like the way they're positioning themselves within the group. i'll be in this one probably until the middle of next week. >> good stuff. thank you for that >> let's answer some of your questions now. first up is a video question for stephanie link on xpo for maggie >> hi, my name is maggie whiteman i'm wondering if you would k

to look, doc will finally have to put down listening to me out of the way we deal with sure to state them, ya know, in the books of your pitiful rule. but just the way to think you jumped over us for watchful what there's 2 of them in your former job for us to watch for just go to pick a ball or any more shit book board. which to me at the with that sort of don't see should could keep that with the belief that we're still brewing. yeah. what the hell did enough though stall just me. i don't want it. going to visit. i was listening to the yeah. i knew who you got some time out of ways and phallic sounds to come over and meet the world. so he decided that they'd pay him a visit instead of always at least the part when you smile, it was not a star. i need fuel for in the go to the local small to your school. you build when you drop of water through trees and plants and tell them more than that. the more people the it's certainly being isolated. it's not good for your mental health. not good for your general physiological status may make you more. when you get infected, there's also the

the doc, the former blues manager, served in the army in palestine following the end of the war.sea football club academy. and we have come to the north—west to meet tommy doherty. we would just like an insight into how it was growing up in glasgow when we you were it was growing up in glasgow when we you we re younger. it was growing up in glasgow when we you were younger. i am still trying to forget about it actually! it was very rough. but you got on with it and you accepted it. you didn't rememberas it being and you accepted it. you didn't remember as it being hard, and you accepted it. you didn't rememberas it being hard, he and you accepted it. you didn't remember as it being hard, he went to school and played football, came back home from school and played football. my mother shouted at us, tommy! it is time for bed! how did you feel about being called up to national service question mark i had the choice of going to the army, going down the mines, and i thought, there is no way i am going down the pit. i will do my national service. before i knew what was happening, we we

vin gupta, critical care doc specializing in these illnesses and university of washington's institute of health metrics and evaluation. as i like to remind him to embarrass him he has degrees from princeton, cambridge, harvard and columbia med and serves our country in the air force reserve. losing over 1,000 souls a day. over 122,000 of a new caseload just today only. i get our attention is elsewhere, a presidential campaign centered around an uncontrolled pandemic in our country, but these numbers this week really underscore that word "uncontrolled." >> good evening, brian, good to see you, you nailed it. this is -- i know there's a universe, reality we've come to expect from our current elected leaders still guiding our response until january 20th. here is the alternate reality that americans maybe don't see as often. there is a health care worker shortage, respiratory therapies, isu nurses are in short supply. talk about icu bed capacity on the dakota plains where they're issuing emergency licenses for emergency docs. massive lockdowns, el paso military personnel are getting deplo

most in the we're not does but has a had the history with that from the docs if it can live now. but if it had been sure of 21 is left for sure. look at the car for a good one. how that evidence you've had a 1000000 is will only battalion leave for good, but not luck with and we have with us we how will the if and when how when they believe in obstruct allophone is in new hampshire to be the summer fair perhaps in need money had a say in it, i want the houses in it mentally is my belief in hell good. under saddam's 2 sons and captaining a leading youth team at 16 years old. takes determination to that. staying on top of your game at school. the whole family bands together and shares the sacrifices necessary for a son to have a shot at becoming a professional footballer. my tune is your home game on a jersey news, while not all of those, this plays out with the effects of a recount. they say this, there is a family members and roll it and not to make them come here. rather than think back detail covering the challenge, the government faces is aware that it can persuade people to k

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know when army docs from me said that i when i was a dollar to us it was a rough, tough time be a little different. but when they were going through about how you really don't want to go away. ali thanks so much going on from there. only i think you need to see this tomorrow with me here. by the way, you think i'm going to everything . when you know better as a general boykin about anonyma and i'll be on he was as it is about what we were when he does that as a no one. no one could be me on the cd. go buy back with someone . you know, it was fun and you want to go at it over time to muffins and what about an i.v.? but we were close with a good doing it. well, i left a good son, a quantum boy in the lab and they did it on with us. and i was, i'm going to say no, i need to do the alone. but it and you know what? i don't know. it is, it was a bust and then that door to move up the side of us and then they did. and i wouldn't have been seen. he would assume that no one knows them or that we can like the all of them. and i was a little fan of the song to have, them all you know, smoking, j.b.

i just want to be out the listener least one from whom for the new england army of vehicle to doc was talking more to thought i'd give you a little momo much thought did more to do what i was going ok. let's talk about the lunchroom up a little because i know some pushed it out on you because if you see off it, well gee, and unset, all she did was you might be a spoke up at lunch fair, aren't you? don't cook a seed? are some i d. reason of one, you know why info needed don't want, i need to. if i don't push the problem will not go to the brink of t. to be happy. and i didn't try to structure focus on any of us which don't seem so one of us are raised often and of just don't really do you know what to call it. what will and should politics to the point i've done it with will key to so i just need something that's going to me. good. he did it to her. got it yet so that they could have some of the sauna, talk, you know, come any time though, that was the quote. this is where the this is the motive for this. as you say, if somebody abused you don't believe me or think i'm a bomb or even d

we will use doc you sign more but if anyone can get a vaccine on a moments notice, i don't see why life as we know it should be will much worse in the fall of 2021? caroline: michigan certifies election results showing a biden victory. so the drip that is these recounts and uncertainty. michigan is a sign that election results did show a biden victory. perhaps be should pricing in a bounceback. v, w?s it a u, surely, there will be some scarring. we know that the pain prior to this particular slowdown has been accentuated when it comes to perhaps some of the trends going forward. more realistically, dependent on robotics and digital. >> those are all legitimate conversations to have in terms of one asset allocation. a lot of that stuff is incredibly relevant in a larger atse, if we are looking casinos, at cruise lines, and movie theaters or airlines or any of the adversely affected industries, for us, the more tangential, immediate catalyst if you will will be some more additional federal loan programs for the vaccine. -- loan programs, or the vaccine. returning to norms, as different as