gerard anderson.is the professor of international health at the johns hopkins international school of public health. thank you for joining us. we also heard from the president , tweeting on friday about allowing importing of drugs, prescription drugs from other countries. we have not heard more details, but should pharmaceutical companies being nervous? who should be most nervous? >> the people that should be the most nervous are the branded companies. the is concerned that generic drugs, which about 90% of the drugs sold in the u.s. are generic drugs, are generally inexpensive compared to the drugs and other countries. but for the branded, specialty drugs, those are the ones that are most expensive, those are the ones congress is focused on, and the ones the companies should be most concerned. shery: it seems congress is considering legislation on this front. what are you expecting in terms of policy that can actually come forth on this issue? gerard: there are two wr areas, one is rate of increase a

. gifted gerard lfa, watford's opener, afterjust 76 seconds.e win. he shows source i jump off, they held on for the win. he shows source ijump off the bottom of the premier league and up to 18. you can believe in what we are doing, and everything. this is the first goal in football, in this sport, to win, so, we find something positive. scotland's women have continued their euro 2021 qualifying campaign in style, with a 5—0 victory over albania. claire endsley opened the scoring after 15 minutes stop jane ross opened the scoring after 15 minutes stopjane ross headed the ball down into the box. it was ross who netted the second before aaron comfort and debutante hannah godfrey added further goals before christy murray rounded off the scoring with this effort to make it 5—0, moving the scots to second in their group. elsewhere tonight northern ireland wait for theirfirst elsewhere tonight northern ireland wait for their first qualifying win after they were beaten 6—0 in norway. the first round of the fa cup kicked off tonight with lead to side ca

up for them and she certainly has not tried to change the narrative in this country with her and gerard despised by so much of the population this goes back for generations and she certainly has not done anything to try to change that to vote of i'm speaking to us from john galt thank you very much for that shirt. pope francis setting off on a historic visit to talk about this speech is the 1st one to have to travel to the laws of the buddhist country in nearly 4 decades from system preside over a range of from a just set of moneys and meet with members of thailand's small but significant gaps that given to many of whom have been prepping for their visit for weeks. thailand's cassava community is abuzz with excitement. the students are rehearsing for a performance at the national stadium in bangkok where pope francis is shitheel to hold a holy mass. news about the pope's arrival has made all of us feel very excited i've never seen him in person so i make stream eager to show him how i strongly believe i am in catholicism. at a convent in a different part of town seamstresses have been w

it's been thoroughly revamped by a group involving the barcelona striker gerard pique.ause many top players were choosing not to represent their countries, it's now an 18—team end—of—year competition, as our correspondent russell fuller explains. not enough of the top players were playing consistently throughout the season playing consistently throughout the season and the organisers, the international tennis federation, who got $3 billion worth of investment from an investment group decided they would try to get it all done in one week and get attention on the event. i think there will hopefully make a difference. whereas, if your country was knocked out before the final, unless you are a hardcore tennis fan, you probably didn't pay much attention to the finals taking place in november. the hope is that one big global event, whoever is in the final, there will be a big global audience tuning in. some people are confused by gerald piquet is involved in this. roger federer hasn't particularly wanted a new competition. mind you, he hasn't played much in the davis cup in r

it's been thoroughly revamped by a group involving the barcelona striker gerard pique.choosing not to represent their countries, it's now an 18—team end—of—year competition, as our correspondent russell fuller explains. not enough of the top players were playing consistently throughout the season playing consistently throughout the season and the organisers, the international tennis

. >> gerard baron: hey, preben. >> whitaker: we were travelling with gerard barron, the c.e.o.canadian company deepgreen metals. he was eager to catch up with the launcher's crew. they'd been at sea for five weeks on a test run, mapping the sea floor, and fishing for nodules. this was the sunken treasure we had come to see. so what makes them so valuable? what is in that? >> barron: well, that is a electric vehicle battery in a rock. >> whitaker: it looks like a lump of charcoal. ( laughs ) >> barron: it does. but it's a beautiful lump of-- lump of nodule. the amazing thing is it's filled with nickel and cobalt and copper and manganese. and that's everything we need to build a battery. >> alright, start coming up. >> whitaker: to get the nodules, the crew hoists a three ton rig called a box core over the side. plunging into the ocean, it begins its three-mile descent to the sea floor. hours later it neared the bottom. it felt like watching a new lunar landing. and there they were. giant fields of nodules covering an alien landscape. millions of years old, the nodules grow by ab

here now michelle gerard, natwest markets managing director. give me your hot take on the jobs report. >> the hot take the president deserves to take a victory lap. this was healthy report, stronger than i expected with upward revisions but this is a good day for the labor market, good news for the consumer. melissa: yeah. what does it tell you, we've been thinking the economy is slowing down. everybody is worried about it. does it give you insight into that or change your mind? >> the thing i'm worried about when it comes to the economy is not the consumer or the labor market because we know that is holding up well. today even suggests there is more strength there than we appreciated. so that is great news but size, business sector, exactly, as was discussed. pullback on business side because of uncertainty, about trade, you know, the decline in business investment. and what we had, worried about is some loosening up in the labor market, also maybe they pull back on hiring. to me that is a concern. we're seeing weakness on the business sector.

let's go to gerard in new jersey gerard >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i knee a buy,00 shares at 108, proctor. >> which what it proctor? >> procter & gamble is a great american company with unbelievable management by david taylor i say -- >> buy, buy, buy >> whoa. we're going to kt in massachusetts. kt >> thank you, jimmy, for your hard work. >> you're welcome. >> caller: i grew up about a mile from your old stomping grounds, suffolk downs. >> oh, my. suffolk downs. that's where i learned to handicap and loved it. >> make a living down there? >> we have cousins it was fun the whole thing was good take the blue line what's up? >> caller: i'm interested -- i'm a little concerned about idexx labs they have a new ceo. >> right >> they missed earnings. >> right >> caller: the stock has gone from 295 to 57. >> i like the long-term story there, but you're right. they have a new ceo and i do not know him and i wish mr. aris the best of look, john aris, but i don't know the new ceo so i'm kind of reserving judgment for now and i totally understand you feel i feel the same way.

something drastic is done very soon this is not looking good globally reporting in washington side having gerard to you. art is going to bring court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topic you cover the more social be going to be sure that you're going to watch your marks the podcast now available on spotify apple music and everywhere you listen to your favorite podcast coming up we bring you these circuits are fascinating in the old style browsers the bible to your simple school police department better where will you stay to watch. with your grade remaining in the headlines we have a look all russia's foreign policy is changed since the 2014 who can. teach with surface continues but it's anything but funny. young elephants have come to. my space leap through so putting incidents because sadly the bedu and so often do see their mother as. killed but also be caught up unfortunate. i do believe the elephant smile i see it in these little ones they also say so the expression changes. on nov 18th 1978 religious cult leader jim jones orchestrated the killing of 900 of his pe

the hornets got off to a blistering after gerard deulofeu scored in just the second minute, and a fewve been without a win since their victory over manchester city in september — a win for watford would be their first this season. in spain, real sociedad can become surprise leaders of la liga if they avoid defeat against leganes. about half an hour to go there, and sociedad have been dominant but it's currently goalless. there was plenty of action today in the women's euro 2021 qualifiers too. there was a ruthless scoreline in in izmir where the defending champions the netherlands beat turkey 8—0. northern ireland's wait for a first qualifying win continues after they were hammered 6—0 by norway. elsewhere there were wins for belgium, austria, italy, romania and scotland. dawid malan will be hoping he's showed the selectors what he's capable of after he scored england's fastest t20 international century during their win over new zealand this morning. he made an unbeaten 103 from 51 balls as england made 241 from their 20 overs. in response, new zealand were all out for 165. it means e

something drastic is done very soon this is not looking good globally reporting in washington site having gerard to you. art is going to bring court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topic you cover the more social media and be sure that you're going to watch your marks the podcast now available on spotify apple music and everywhere you listen to your favorite pod cast coming up we bring you these circuits are fascinating your job as a crucial bible to your simple school police department better where will you stay to watch. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. very dramatic to follow only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. you look at your dollar bill that says the federal reserve no no if you look that up in best a p.d.f. it'll tell you it's debt debt is a no right they're not creating this stock has nothing to do with money it's created is formaldehyde it's monetary formaldehyde and they're trying to and they're complaining that the corpses and gr

gerard deulofeu gave them the lead one minute into this one.k. it was a 2—0 victory for watford, who held on despite having a player sent off. internationally, it is building towards the euro is in england in 2021. scotland beat albania 5—0 making it two wins from two. this victory was against the side who sit bottom of the group. northern ireland were beaten 6—0 by norway. it will be a record—breaking day at wembley this afternoon, a crowd close to 90,000 expected for the women's friendly against germany for england. it kicks off at 5:30pm. another landmark moment in women's football. lots of former players who never got the chance to play here will take to the pitch at half—time in front of the record crowd. england hoping for a change in fortu nes england hoping for a change in fortunes and what will be the 26 match between the sides. england have only won one game in this fixture in the history of the women's game. the biggest game that england won was a bronze medal against them in the world cup in 2015. this is a different germany side, b

figure in the popular front for the liberation of palestine a party that's been banned by israel gerard's doorstep posted on social media saying more than 70 soldiers and at least 12 minute tree vehicles were involved in the raid. you want the news ally from london more still ahead hong kong feels the impact of 5 months of protest falling into a recession for the 1st time since the global financial crisis. odd. person well interest the actual house speaker is buying ourselves to tenney as is the chamber as a referee. and in sport find out why liverpool light refused to take part in the english meet cup quarter finals. how the weather so looking pretty miserable across the good parts of western europe with my loss of plough piling in from the land 60 going across the british isles western parts of france and pushing into that western side of the medics for any further races some will say because high pressure in charge fine and dry early morning mist in photo ways and they should have he said that and cool enough just for selves is the top temperature in kiev struggling to get to freezing

gerard deulofeu giving them the lead just a minute in before substitute andre grey grabbed their secondff and that means norwich are now bottom. in scotland, leaders celtic and second placed rangers play motherwell and livingston respectively tomorrow, but there are four matches today. you can keep up to date with all the latest on the bbc sport website. in the women's game, internationally, it's all building toward the euros in england in 2021. scotland made it two wins from two in qualfying beating albania 5—0 last night. christie murray with a lovely goal that rounded off the win against the side bottom of the group. northern ireland were beaten 6—0 by norway. it's set to be a record breaking day at wembley this afternoon, close to 90,000 fans expected for england women's friendly against germany which kicks off at 5:30 in what is another landmark moment in women's football. lots of former players who never got the chance to play here will take to the pitch at half—time in front of that record crowd. england will be be hoping for a change in fortunes in what will be the 26th match be

. >> gerard carmichael, who directed it, he said i got an idea. >> jimmy: he's a very creative guy. > saw this window. and i started picturing, it would be cool to see the sun set while i'm on stage. and it ended up being some really beautiful, and i'm proud of it. >> jimmy: i don't think i've ever seen a daytime environment for a comedy special in the first place. >> i wanted to do something different and put the money back in the community. a shout out at dorsey high school. i called it at crenshaw. man, that's dorsey! crenshaw not a real place! but what they don't real ice, to the rest of us around the country, they don't know that crenshaw is not a real city. that's why i named it live in crenshaw, with it not being a place, watching boys in the hood, it's a vibe of whatever the community is. i wanted to call it live in crenshaw. >> jimmy: i think you did the right thing. >> that ain't my high school. >> jimmy: a lot of the especially, like 80% of the special is one is story. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you telling this fantastic story about your -- did your family like that? >> this is wh

major general james gerard special operations commander for iraq in syria indicated there's a lot of people who equate them but i've not seen any practical indication of that. erdogan sees syrian kurds as an existential threat. run java which is a living example of grassroots democracy, ecological justice, women's empowerment and decentralization is a threat to turkey and its centralized and authoritarian form of government. erdogan has also -- i'm going to take more time the net. sorry if that's the case. >> i would like to bring the you into the conversation. >> so i will finish when i finish. so the other thing that erdogan is proposed to do is to move one to 2 million syrian arab refugees back into northern syria. in order to do that he's proposed to ethnically cleanse northern syria of its kurdish inhabitants. add to my and disgust, president trump has endorsed that policy by saying turkey needs to cleanse northern syria for its security reasons. there is well-documented ties between turkey and isis. after the regime used chemical weapons on the 21st of august in 2013, killing 1

it's around 15 minutes in at carrow road and it is 1—0 to watford after gerard deulofeu scored in the over manchester city in september while watford are yet to win in the league so far this season. also tonight, non—league side dulwich hamlet are taking on league two side carlisle in the first round of the fa cup. let's get the latest now from champion hill. it is carlisle who have taken a 1—0 lead. dulwich have never reached the second round and will be hoping to make history tonight. you can watch this game on bbc two right now or on the bbc sport website and app. bottom of the championship stoke have confirmed that northern ireland manager michael 0'neill will take charge of the club. he's expected to be in the dug—out for stoke's game against barnsley tomorrow but will return to northern ireland to take charge of their final euro 2020 qualifiers before moving to stoke full—time. a good result for scotland's women in their euro 2021 qualifier as they thumped albania to move second in theirgroup. the scots started strongly in elbasan with claire emslie and jane ross with this effor

gerard bazaar is facing fines for refusing the cleanup human waste and drug needles left in front ofy. city law places the responsibility for storefront cleanup on shop owners. pointing to the city for not enforcing its laws and the bigger homelessness issue calling a health hazard, plans to fight this whole thing in court. anti-california sentiment finding its way to the recently our election in boise, idaho. one candidates platform was, stop the california invasion but many causing overcrowding in schools. wayne ritchie, who finished fifth in the election, suggesting spending $26 billion to build a wall around boise to keep californians out. i'm not sure if he was joking. san francisco now, the mayor agreeing to a plan to combat the city's homeless problem. but it looks like pushing the plan through without giving residents the chance to vote on this thing is going to have a major impact on the city's entrepreneurs. the $100 million a year price tag currently is going to be paid for through a major attacks on local businesses. san francisco's new progressive district attorney alike

cup sees 18 countries compete in just a week it is the brainchild of barcelona and spain footballer gerard piqué there are 6 groups of 3 teams in total and each tie will consist of 2 singles and one doubles match all matches are best of 3 instead of 5 sets the 6 group winners plus the 2 best 2nd place teams will qualify for the quarter finals but not everybody is happy with the new format. i'm i know secret. 2 of the biggest points of difference we davis cup and what the competition was about was one home and why. you couldn't do that in any other format of off tennis and how great dan and if you look at the pinnacle of our guy in the grand slams the abyss of 5 sets so that was the other point of difference and so for me. this is a new form switzerland and denmark have made sure of their places at euro 2020 after a tense night of qualifiers the 2 together with the republic of ireland were battling it out for the 2 automatic qualifying spots switzerland 61 win away and gibraltar ensured that they would take their place at next year's showpiece denmark drew in ireland which was enough for th

rebranding itself as the world cup of tennis and it's the brainchild of world cup winning footballers gerardpiqué this was the official launch in new york last year originally the davis cup was played with a series of matches between 2 countries held throughout the year with the final taking place in the country of one of the finalists the new week long event host 11 of the world's top 20 players this year includes world number one rafael in the doll representing host spain and serbia is world number 2 novak djokovic. you know you see the form that changes has. i think allowed us to share the stage with 18 other teams almost 90 players so it's going to be super exciting because you know there are so many ties it's going to be a lot of matches the people of scouting. hopefully as well a lot of fun and good success. so back in october $2800.00 as you are p.k. announced the new format of a one week tournament featuring 18 teams the countries will compete in 6 groups of 3 teams each tile will consist of 2 singles and one doubles match all matches are best of 3 instead of 5 sets the 6 group winne

former spanish international footballer gerard pique has been one of those behind the change. the davis cup, and in six weeks' time, we're going to have the atp cup up we're going to have the atp cup as well with a very similar format. so, there was some change nece55ary, and very much needed, for the team competitions to gain more attention and more significance. sam curran look5 likely to be chosen ahead of chris woake5 for england's first test against new zealand which starts on wednesday. curran says he aims to emulate ben stokes' all—round contribution to the team following his heroics in the world cup and ashes last summer. my role in the side, if i do play, will be coming between the bat at number eight and bowling than trying to take wickets. i look up to some like stokes who always contributes as a batter at number five and he comes and takes loads of wickets as well. my main aim is to just keep working hard with bat and ball hobart hurricanes player emily smith has been suspended for three months for posting the team line—up on social media before its was meant to be

gerard deulofeu giving them the lead just a minute in — before substitute andre grey grabbed their secondthe likes of non—league carshalton, ebbsfleet, chorley and billericay town hoping to cause an upset in the first round of the fa cup. but there was no joy for sixth tier dulwich hamlet last night. they were beaten a—1 by league two carlisle united. this strike from mikejones was the pick of the goals. now we've had some terrible weather this week, and football focus' mark clemmit can attest to that. here he is chatting to national leagu one side darlington manager alun armstrong. alun, when you were playing professionally and enjoying life, did you ever think you would end up in this situation? no, none whatsoever. it is not something that i really looked into, football management, in all honesty, it is just that i fell into it. and sometimes you find out you are not too bad at it. so it is something that i thoroughly enjoy doing. it keeps you involved in the game. as i say, i am from the north—east and it is good to be managing this football club. don't you love... the manager seems u

joining us to talk about what to expect ahead of the numbers, michelle gerard.is here, cnbc contributor how much should we take away, care about these numbers i'm a little bit worried that this whole gm strike issue depending whether the numbers are good or bad, we're going to be discounting it. >> right it's a very asymmetric analysis where it will be more weak, it's strike related if it's stronger, i have a 105 number people have to add 50,000. that will be seen as a strong number but we won't necessarily -- it feels to me very asymmetric. >> if it's a bad number. >> it's gm. >> if it's a good number, wow we're going to say -- >> wow, despite gm the number was good there isn't a high degree chance we're going to come out of this more worried about the economy. >> michelle gerard number to beat is 105? >> 105. >> what about your unemployment number >> 3.5 we've had a lot of strength in the household survey of employment where their number's far outpacing payrolls if that ends up reversing to move back in line, maybe the unemployment number could tick up. >> whe

former spanish international footballer gerard pique has overseen the change.milar format. there was some change necessary and very much needed for the team competitions to gain more attention and more significance. from one of the sport's big stars to a rising star. stefanos tsitsipas is now targetting next year's grand slams after becoming the youngest winner of the atp finals since 2001. he came from a set down to beat austria's dominic thiem on a tie break in the deciding set in london. the 21 year old takes home £2 million in prize money. and he will target plenty more of those as well. gareth southgate says his england side are in a better place now than they were in the run up to last year's world cup. they rounded off their euro 2020 qualification with a comfortable 4—nil win over kosovo, in pristina last night. england had already booked their place in next year's tournament, but the win assures they're one of the top six seeds for the draw at the end of the month. the australian rugby player israel folau has been criticised for linking the country's b

gerard deulofeu giving them the lead just a minute in.do to get results. you can believe in what we're doing and everything this result is the first goal in sport, to win. and finally we found something positive. let's not forget at the other end leaders liverpool play manchester city tomorrow. today, chelsea host crystal palace in the early game. an interesting one in the evening kick off as leicester who've had a great start to the season take on arsenal who've struggled for consistency. and there could be an interesting reception for saracens today as they play for the first time since being found guilty of breaching premiership rugby‘s salary cap. they're taking on gloucester away. just the one game in the premiership last night as sale beat wasps 28—18 thanks to the du preez brothers. dan scored sale's only try and his brother rob kicked five penalties. and in the pro 14, edinburgh beat dragons 20—7 — blair kinghorn with the first of their two tries. there's a big game to come this morning, in less than half an hour, great britain li

gerard depardu left. and this is the kind of thing-- i speak a little french. and we had european countries doing this in the early '90s and i think it's down to two or three. >> the revenue projected never materialized. it's as nice to be a millionaire in monaco or belgium, depardu went-- i think he went there. >> the chocolate. >> and those increases were more about income. at least taxing and taking cash from cash, right? her proposal is taking cash from wealth. well, wealth-- >> i think i looked at her proposal and you know, she does because she wants to get rid of a lot of private insurance plans and the like, maybe you can address this, cathy a lot of people are in tax advantaged accounts to pay for that. and you remove those and incomes goes up and you'd pay more. >> she wants to win the nomination. neil: this is what you have to do. >> this is what you have to do. those guys are villains and she's running against two balance nairs. you've heard it here first, bloomberg is entering this race. he really is. neil: tom stiers already in it. >> already in it

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host: similar sentiments from gerard baker in the wall street journal, tis the season for finding commonround. the photo included here. this is the famous christmas truce of 1914, during world war that writes in this piece i would still like to think that perhaps this time of year might supply an opportunity for a brief turn towards harmony. a moment to put aside the endless angry howling to reach ofoss the no man's land modern political contacts and realize there is common ground in our humanity, but in the identity and spirit of america. he says like i suspected of many immigrants to this country, i love thanksgiving. it's a uniquely american holiday. sorry canada, i know you do it as well but it will always be associated in the popular mind with the u.s.. he says it seems to match the american spirit of generosity and magnanimity that those of us who were not born here grew up and minoring. it's worth remembering that the holiday we just celebrated was inaugurated by president lincoln in the middle of the civil war, when the country was tearing itself apart. he also includes this, lin

. >> you to react fox news contributor gerard murdoch.nter biden's business deals. >> you recall ambassador yavanovitch said in her briefing, one of the questions was how the response to a question about hunter biden and burisma, they took it seriously enough to prepare her for senate confirmation hearings, let's get those records and decide why they put the question in. it is not a crazy question. >> every one of the witnesses was asked about conflict of interest and they said they had questions was not that there was wrongdoing but they had questions. you have a new op-ed. wire democrats ignoring ukraine denial of pressure from the president did you talk about that op-ed? seems to me the president has said this again and again that even the ukrainian president is saying i was not under pressure. the democratic push back is what is the ukrainian president going to say? he needs this status from the president so maybe he is hiding how he feels. >> i outline 11 different instances ukrainian officials said we didn't see blackmailer feel pre