for $58.00 with full hybrid drive the fully electric out each on the local eckstein 900 mile hybrid diesel and another diesel the montserrat in the vontae. first up the volvo x e 90 the 1st real s.u.v. from the swedish carmaker our chester nico has just one issue with it. for 2 days i'm driving the law works in one station it's a very comfortable car a very nice to drive all the system systems also balding with live a very bad the only thing i wanted to ball with the fabric seats in the caulk because when i thought up a premium s.u.v. car thought the mode let us see it's. disappointing everybody can decide for him or herself. to montserrat he has all the comforts but isn't quite cutting edge says our italian tester fabio. what i really like about this car is the exterior and the interior especially this one the food of the material it's this beautiful blue paint job but i don't like about this is that some beatrice should be standard in a car of this prospect. as a duct of charging station a display and a virtual corporate. can the volvo mild hybrid take. on the powerful montserrat in . he

in 1989, you began a series of short films based on a property developer called soho eckstein who is developer and he becomes a civic benefactor, erects a statue, a monument, to the black south african worker from whom his wealth is derived and then in the film, the statue moves. what we're trying to get over with that film, what was the message? i think that it's very difficult to think what i was trying to convey. i think if i knew what i was trying to convey, the interest of the work disappears. i'm interested in the impulse and following the impulse and seeing what it becomes and i think i'm interested in after the process rather than at the beginning of the process. as i say, it's a thinking in material, having trust in the material to reveal things to you that you already know, that you're not aware of. it's a way of bringing different elements of a fragmented world together. and so the films were made without scripts or storyboards and that's important, that they start with an impulse or an image and the drawings and films expand backwards and forwards and then you discover wh

eckstein 1000000 u.s. dollars the company desperately needed cash to keep running and to pay back its debts. but it's in a disagreement with shareholders over the company's future poneman declared bankruptcy. as majority owner it gave him the power to reorganize marvel without their consent. but entering so pohlmann dragged the company's reputation through the mud in a series of very public court battles. surrounded by the small during ruin of its comic book empire marvel was in its darkest hour and the future looks bleak. and a lot of screaming on telephones and threats to destroy one another there is something that was so absurd in grotesque about these whole hearted men suing each other to have custody of something that emotionally a lot of college readers thought belonged to that in 1998 after a 2 year battle it was finally over. from coleman sued for diversity over $500000000.00 u.s. dollars from marvel to his other businesses. was ousted from the company. but marvel was still broke surviving on a $20

. >> tucker: just discussing eckstein as the name of the drug, heard a lot about it. there's a debate about how effective it is if at all. of the fda commissioner just said there is evidence it can be effective and under what circumstances, we are not sure. a man in florida credits the drug was saving his life. >> i was at the point where i was barely able to speak and breathing was challenging and i thought my end was there so i made some calls, and my own way saying good-bye to friends and family. to me, there is no doubt in my mind that i wouldn't make it the next morning. so to me, the drug saved my li life. >> tucker: quite a testimonial. what should we take from that? dr. marc siegel is a medical contributor and joins us again tonight, thank you so much for coming on. so you just watch that, you are seeing other reports, all of us want to be cautious and responsible, we are completely committed to that on this show but it does sound promising. what is your assessment? >> by the way, we are talking about hydroxychloroquine versus chloroquine. is subtle, but both

make investments of capital and hiring, they will be on the hill next monday making the rounds vw eckstein from ohio issued a earnings warning, the sole supplier of nuclear reactors for navy ships because of that cut to the virginia class program. lastly is a punch in the gut to the combatant commanders. in the last few days we've had general walters of european command talk about a 50% increase in russian submarine control operation, we had woody lewis from the u.s. second fleet talk about the ever increasing number of submarines, admiral davis saying his requirement is met by slightly only 50% of what i've asked for. again, this budget fails the test in terms of a national defense strategy which is focused on a near. commander firscompetitors.you dt like this anytime soon. just for the record, we are 52 attack submarines today with the retirement of los angeles class submarines which will accelerate over the next four or five years, that fleet will shrink to 44 subs. your budget keeps us in that trough into the 20 and 30s. again, a devic defines any anals with the defense strategy. based