what impact does this crisis have on like grayson in charge and is the deciding factor will be whether the virus becomes as dangerous in emerging and developing countries as it has proven to be in spain italy and germany. if it does that will have dramatic consequences so we will then see states collapse new hunger crises and large scale migration we can already see some signs of that because terrorist groups are banking on such a scenario and that's why this is also a question of security also for germany and europe all 3 of them through. mr miller thank you very much. and here's a round up of some of the latest pandemic news spain's daily death toll has come in under $200.00 for the thirty's consecutive day the total toll now stands at around $27000.00 according to the health ministry in the u.s. new york state has reported more than 1700 previously undisclosed deaths at nursing homes and adult care facilities the netherlands has purchased 1000000 blood tests that can show whether a person has been infected with a corona virus health minister says the tests will also give insight int

grayson. i want to start with you how do you rate remdesivir?ell, i think that the results are quite impressive, arthel. i've spent nearly a decade working on a very similar drug called galidesivr testing in brazil for covid-19 and when we look at the drug, people talk about tamiflu for influenza. it has to be given very early and only decreases symptoms by maybe 1.3 days on average. if you look at this early study from remdesivir, patients were much more sick, hospitalized patients unlike tamiflu and decrease duration by 4 days which is impressive and had been sick for quite some time. so overall, i think the results are impressive but, again, it certainly is not going to be the be all and end all, we do need other treatments and, of course, we are anxiously awaiting the vaccines. arthel: about that, how optimistic are you that our science community will find a covid-19 vaccine and how soon? >> gosh, you know, it's not a guaranty. we certainly have all the best and brightest. i think that this has become marshal plan for the vaccine which i'm r

grayson thorne. let's see it, grayson. [laughter] he tasted it, it was so delicious!ou think, did i pass? >> you did pass, and it's delicious. melissa: so you can find the recipe on fox&friends.com. connell, i think this was the first time in the history of television cooking that the talent actually cooks the food. you know, normally we go -- connell: well, that's impressive. melissa: yes. but i had to do everything, all the cooking, all the chopping, the whole thing, the recipe, the camera, the sound. i'm exhausted. i'm ready to go to bed. what did you think? connell: another actor in the family. [laughter] and by the way, melissa's invited me over for dinner, look, two or three times? and every time we've orderedded food, so the next time -- [laughter] obviously, there's some capability here that you could actually deliver with that. so there's that. thanks, everybody. [laughter] we will see -- melissa: i'm going to volunteer you to cook with friends. connell: "lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. take care. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. it has been 111 days si

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back in grayson water the only paints no like she's been doing for over 30 years and she likes to have them in her garden just not too many a few select models have found a place to hide or lays about here. danny playing is my favorite is felix the reclining one because that was my father's name because he's cool that because he was an especially nice one with a really lovely face that's how he became my favorite. $900.00 griebel still has lots of orders for garden gnomes some even come from france and sweden. still griebel is set to retire soon. does that mean the days of the original german garden gnome are numbered. i'm making great efforts to ensure life will go on for the little imp with the pointy red hat so then they wonder when you look that good. fellow in the ice you think you know why should you die out it'd be a shame. so reinhard is looking for a successor someone who'll give these garden gnomes a future to look forward to. the german capital berlin is something of a planet in and of itself now some visitors have made it their permanent home opening galleries bars and rest

. >> miss grayson, i graduated. miss grayson. miss grayson, i got it!from earl cone high school, it's hard to see in that video. he is tear stained. never thought he'd be in a cap and gown and all he wanted to do was share the joy and boy that one is worth watching, about ten times over again. congrats, dontrel, that's awesome. >> yes, you've done it again, hoda, you set me up. it's hard to top it. but i think this one will give you a smile. okay. a dad recreated his two daughters' favorite arcade game at home. home. now, we all love it. the claw machine, you know at the arcade well, here the claw is 3-year-old paris dad is holding her tightly by the ankles, lowers her carefully over a tub filled with prizes, that's the 11-year-old sister working the joy stick. a winner, every single time. a rush of blood to the head to get the energy up as well. >> mom probably not there in the room, by the way, mom probably not a part of that. >> no, no. >>> coming up next, guys, we're so happy he's joining us this morning, ben stiller, he'll talk about the life and l

grayson is an extremely effective policing toxic in small doses also fairly easy to overlook during an autopsy this entire circus was found by check press and initiated apparently by the government which claims essentially that russia hates them yes attack selections and hats hospitals and is now out to kill a bunch of municipal workers the kremlin apparently has nothing better to do. with the number of contentious points with russia it is not just a case of the con if statute which i consider a side issue i don't think we should pursue an aggressive policy like russia our diplomacy efforts accordingly as do i personally officially the check counter intelligence agency b i as has refused to confirm anything by the way guess what the fellow did have in his suitcase this in fact and yes this in fact and in the middle of a pandemic what are the odds the end result has been that the russian ambassador is now receiving threats there is now a very real danger to someone direct and verifiable not based on anonymous sources they embassy has asked the foreign ministry of the czech republic to t

all of them back to see if he could vision grayson talking to the professor of neurology and biologyinstead for going for c. professor in your latest book about the biology of good any well you refer to military psychologists who suggest that in the middle of combat soldiers should have their not. or hate trait the fear of being killed or because they were told to stand up and 5 by the command is passed out of the feeling of kinship with that there's so the sheer will kill because others did. and if you think about it we did a lot of stupid and appalling things because there's. houses where i mean that things that we might be uncomfortable about central seem fine if others do them well what happens when we are a very conforming species classic studies in the 1950 s. you sit somebody down you show him a picture with 3 parallel lines where one of the lines is clearly longer than the other 2 and us the person which is the longest line and 99 percent of it's when people say that's the longest rule then you do the study where the person is sitting there and there's 10 other people in the

grayson's are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research since major pip 2 companies are involved with and have influence over that student lack of education surrounding role diets exist heavily among traditional vets when clients come to veterinarians have who have not been educated about raw foods at all and say i'm considering feeding my pets raw meat of course the logical conclusion is why there's a lot of bacteria in the raw diet and it's kind of a ticking time clock or you could harm them or why would you do that or it's risky i think grow food as too much of the potential for negative side effects that it's just not worth it people's biggest question is there could be. pathogens or bacteria parasites within the food that could cause illness to pets when dogs eat raw diets their feces their poop has a lot of bacteria. let's talk about. dogs if given the opportunity will eat. dogs and cats being carnivores are equipped to be able to process their evolutionary food

grayson's are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. you can't be global with b.s. your what. we go to work. straight home. and welcome back more than 80 percent of small companies in the united states believe the coronavirus pandemic will affect their business for at least 12 to 16 months now this according to the survey conducted by global payment company v.m. which has helped thousands of small companies apply for loans under the government's $660000000000.00 paycheck protection program now the survey also found nearly 90 percent of businesses polled are also preparing for an economic downturn that will further stall business the government data released last week showed unemployment in the u.s. skyrocketed to 14.7 percent in april and government officials say the jobless rate could hit as high as 20 percent in may 1 of the sectors hardest hit by the pandemic has been restaurants here in the u.s. the industry employs more than 15000000 people across more than 10

three in clay, david, grant, grayson, muhlenberg. two in boyle, campbell, madison, mccracken, mclean. bullit,allard, barren, callaway, christian, clark, franklin, hancock, harden, hart, hopkins, jackson, lawrence, mercer, monroe, montgomery, nelson, scott, spencer, todd, woodford. and one unconfirmed. after having the last time we were together, actually on saturday when we were having one of the only two times of the last several months where we had zero deaths. we do have new deaths but they are for three days especially really love. we wilw. we will have to see tomorrow if it is just reporting. today, we are reporting three new deaths to covid-19. remember, it's tragic. 394, one of which is probable. the rest are lab conferred. firmed. 394 families total still grieving. when we turn our lights back on at the mention on that same front porch because we show compassion there, not anger. we show love there, not hate. we will turn the capital don't me green. i hope you all turn your houses and institutions to honor those that have bee

this is grayson, he's 10, and this is gemma, she's 4.locked in quarantine, why not give it a shot? so, steve, you want to get ground meat. we're using chicken right now because, as you know, these prices are through the roof. chicken's healthier, whatever, you can use whatever you like. you ground it up. i have the industrial-sized taco seasoning because we go through a lot of this stuff. this one was new a week ago. you're going to sprinkle the taco seasoning on. it's not precise, it's to taste. we like a lot, obviously. steve: right. >> and then you want to go ahead and brown the meat, break it up so it looks like, you know, the ground meat that would be inside of the crunch wrap supreme from taco bell. steve: terrific. >> find a flour shell, the biggest you can possibly final. i wish i could have found a large or one than this, but when you go to grocery store, you have to make due with what's there. so i have my large flour tortilla. you go ahead, guys, don't kill each other. you go ahead and put your meat in the middle. not too much

>>you know it's been really grayson says come out like me really stopped on and and they're just like they're ready. they're ready jump on it because you know we only have until june first to sell the shoe so it's like and it's kind of a condensed amount of time. well, you know it's it's just amazing advances if they're going they're going to donate the net proceeds from the shoes, so it's really an ad out that it's it's it's kind of the same us you know it's going help us get through. it means snow to see through to the end of the summer because none of us really know, let's let this things looking like in a long-term you now so it's just like. it's really great that the skateboarding can support us so well because they they just getting now. >>the shoes are selling online for $90 and the stores keep the proceeds minus production costs as of ski club is one of the 8 barry a skate shops involved with this partnership with fans. >>the fbi is investigating death threats against people who reported violations of washington state governors. stay at home order this comes after the governor

of thumb because rule of thumbs are the first casualty of that style of i venvesting >> john from grayson i'd like to hear an opinion on drop box >> just love it, scott 600 million users of of dropbox. this stock is one of them that's truly outperformed i think beginning of the year, scott, around 18 bucks. now 23 so it's within one of those that experience the big draw down dip and going lower left to upper right and right at the top of the show we were talking about has the wind at the back it doesn't need the face to face communication and it is a collaboration platform that's working. >> i have a bonus one somewhere in here. steph, before a round two, a bonus one. ryan mcgee tweeted a good one i think. ask stephanie if she is still buying coca-cola under 50 bucks. i'm adding, long it. thanks >> all day long. all day long i still like the story very, very much. they had a stumble in the last quarter. ceo is top notch and great products to introduce over the last several years and a nice yield while you wait. >> thank you for that. joe, from margaret in wisconsin, d ocusignwill it conti

if i had time i would mention names like carolyn grayson, christina weeding, rex ellis and others. but i do not have time laura coyle and doug grimley. carlos vista montaigne, minda logan and many others. if you look in the back, the names are all there. one of the people i would like to quote from is a young man who surely had and has a promising future. many of you have heard his name. lonnie bunch the third. we were pleased that our founding director was able to and willing to write the introduction and epilogue to this book. which is the work of many hands. and i would like to quote from his epilogue to frame a little bit about what you are going to hear tonight from these amazing gentlemen, krewasky salter and greg carr. he says no single account can fully capture the african american experience in world war 1, or tell us what that war meant for black americans in the decades afterward, whether the echoes were heard in president harry s truman's desegregation order. the landmark brown v. board of education segregation decision of 1954 and the long battles of the 1960's to gain

sign it with our ambassador, or if you came here we could sign it, or if you want we are inviting grayson here. i am going to be talking to him this morning -- not for that purpose. as to leave it up to you how you want that done and when you want it done. all, thank you very much indeed for support. believe me, it was a very tough challenge and a difficult job. he not only voted for the new prosecutor general, a short he changed the law. this law presents the new including the general inspection. >> that's brilliant. is yousecond thing should contact your embassy. weould be very pleased if omeld have a second person c to washington. i don't remember his name, of ukrainian origin, american prosecutor. i sent his name. host: that is a little bit of ise seven minutes leaked by th ukrainian official yesterday in kiev. you can find it on youtube. of phone conversations the former vice president had with the former ukrainian president. mary, welcome to the conversation. what do you think about the investigations into former obama administration officials? caller: well, i'm going to tell you we