any questions from where you stand about the overall health of the market? i don't have concerns about the health of the mortgage market. the quality of mortgages being originated has probably never been higher. part of the reason for that, we are now underwriting mortgages through verify data, first party data that people can rely on. there is much more transparency in the system. lenders know the data they are collecting is reliable. the ultimate holders of that credit risk, they can see the quality of those mortgages before they are even closed, let alone delivered to them in the secondary market. this has been good not just for consumers, lenders, but the overall health of the housing system. kailey: is there adequate access to credit for all consumers? tim: this continues to be a challenge. not everyone has the same access to credit. one of the things we need to do is open that up more, not necessarily by lowering reddit standards, but by considering all of the relevant data as it relates to consumers. there are a lot of creditworthy consumers out there

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congress granted us a vital public health tool with our pre-market review authorities and we intend tohat authority to protect kids and optimize public health, as directed in the statute. we are working furiously on application review in order to move on from a wild west, unregulated marketplace. we will complete thorough evaluations to ensure any products that are granted marketing orders need to statutory standard of appropriate for protection of the public health. a senator durbin said, a high bar. them if data for product do not clearly support that standard, which includes evaluation of the impact on youth initiation and use, we will not issue a marketing order for that product. at the end of the day, we are going to do everything we can to end the epidemic of youth use and prevent another generation of kids from becoming addicted to tobacco products. importantly, we are going beyond pre-market review, while in 2020 national youth tobacco service showed an encouraging and -- decline and e-cigarette use last year. there is still 3.6 million middle and high school students who use t

market, or do not benefit consumers. with this help some of the same problems based in protecting competition in health care markets? mr. mitchell: absolutely. mr. kades: it is the same dynamic as your last question. once you get to litigation, magically, companies have all sorts of justification that are not in the record. tightening up those requirements would be helpful. thank you. sen. lee: mr. abbott, eyes i said in my opening remarks, i have reason to be concerned about the cost and availability of insulin. i was excited to see, recently, that walmart has broken into the insulin market and wants to new products. -- launched two new products. why has it taken so long for this disruption to occur and why have we not seen is from a traditional company? mr. levitt: i'm not an expert. mr. abbott: it is interesting these kind of retailers and walmart, the prime example of the very important of figures in the health care. there is a recent study that medicare part d, some costs for generic, -- bargaining was actually higher than the price of negotiated by walmart. if this is to suggest again that perhaps there should

opportunity for the fda to apply public health standards that congress passed as long as 2009 and the tobacco control act to evaluate whether a product can stay on thehe market where, whether it is appropriate for the protection of public health. that is a high bar that requires the fda toec balance the risk of youth initiation with potential benefit sensation. the burden is on the manufacturer, the burden is on the manufacturer to show their products will not lead to acute use. they shelter products do not harm the user and choke they help adult quit smoking. remember that claim made over and over again? prove it. they can't. they know they can't. i'm deeply troubled by what i've heard from the response of the fda to my letters. i fear there went to once again over value ofo the unproven potential benefit sensation for adult smokers while undervaluing the clear evidence of what's happening to our kids. only 4% of animals adult use e cigarettes. 20% of has questions. kids who would never have picked up tobacco products are they been pretty simple, any history in increasing youth use, should be taken out. this is a super bowl for the fda tobacco effort. i'm a

reporter: on ivory coast, health workers are visiting markets to get as many people visited -- vaccinated as possible. they will visit the capital in the next two weeks. in africa, case numbers are doubling every three weeks. >> i've just received my covid vaccine. i am relieved because i have been waiting for a long time. i came to the market, saw the people so i took advantage of it. reporter: in russia, the government has opened its largest vaccination center in moscow, russia reported 737 death on tuesday. >> the last week showed a slight decrease in the incidence of covid in moscow, but nevertheless, the level of hospitalization is at a high level. reporter: data pfizer vaccine is just 64% against infections by the delta variant. it had been 94% against previous trains. although they reported it is still more than 90% effective in keeping people out of the hospital. the delta variant is accelerating outbreaks in places it previously escaped. fiji went an entire year until the new strain arrived in april. on tuesday, it reported a record 636 cases and six deaths. >> that hits you him

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so without a doubt, the maximum liquidity loose monetary policy has health the housing market. and what we look at the price is going up, and so many people in the market, the conversation quickly goes to a bubble. birth thing is they're concerned that we may be in for a housing market crash. oh, those are very valid question because we don't want to have an unsuccessful home ownership. we want home ownership to be laughter and not a tory and go into our for closure. and what we learned from the past, the stakes of staff, for example, 282010 was that there were many risky supply and mortgages. fortunately this time around, you saw a sound underwriting sanders. people have to demonstrate qualification, so the mortgages are very good shape. and furthermore, we don't have that over supply builders for fielding and over building 15 years ago . this time builders are actually under producing, which is the reason why we have housing shortage. so if we have a shortage, likelihood of price decline is very low and that i don't want to ask you to get your crystal ball out. but i'm going

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evaluations to ensure that any products that are granted marketing orders meet the statutory standard of appropriate for protection of the public health as senator durbin said a high bar. if data for a product do not clearly support that standard which includes an evaluation of the impact on youth initiation and use, we will not issue a marketing order for that product. at the end of the day we're going to do everything we can to end the epidemic of youth use and prevent another generation of kids from becoming addicted to tobacco products. importantly we're going beyond premarket review while a 2020 national youth tobacco survey showed an encouraging and significant decline in youth e-cigarette use last year there's still 3.6 million middle and high schoolers who currently use these products. the epidemic of youth vaping threatens to undermine decades of progress and reducing the impact of tobacco on public health. so we're also focusing our enforcement efforts against any product where the manufacturer fails to take adequate measures to prevent youth access and any product that is targeted to youth and we've been doing that. for exa

opportunities for the fda to imply public health standard that congress passed long ago as 2009 tobacco control act to evaluate whether a product can stay on the market whether it is appropriate for the protection of public health. that is a high bar that requires the fdaec to balance the risk of use initiation with potential t benefit. the burden is on the manufacturer, the burden is on the manufacturer to show their product will not lead to youth use, shall products do not harm the user and show that they help adult quit smoking. remember the claim made over and over again? prove it. you can't. they know they can't. deeply troubled from what i've heard from the response of then? fda to my letters. i fear they are going to once again overvalue the unproven potential benefit of cessation for adult smokers while undervaluing the clear evidence of what's happening to our kids. only 4% of it up i don't use e cigarettes. 20% of high school students, kids who never would have picked up a tobacco product are vaping. it's simple, any product for the history of increasing youth use must be rejected by the food and drug administration,nc especialy flavored pr

level of coronavirus cases in three months, infections emerging from karaoke lounges and a fish market. health officials say 88 infections were reported, despite efforts at reopening with stricter measures for dining in being reinforced days after they were relaxed. in thailand, writes police shot teargas and fired water cannons at protesters in the capital. thousands march to protest the handling of the nation's worst outbreak fueled by the delta variant. protests came despite restrictions on public gatherings of more than five people. he much of cases have exceeded 400000 and daily fatalities are breaking records. chileans had to the polls on saturday in an election to narrow a crowded field of presidential candidates. voters are deciding which of the two far-left candidates and four right-wingers will advance in the race. the election comes amid social unrest. presidential elections will take place on november 21 with a december runoff likely. maury, has won the british open, the only player to capture two different majors on the first attempt. he closed with a bogey free four under, 66 for

the bottom end of the market, health care down .4%. catching a little bit of an offer. down .2%. the individual names , let's focus on what we are watching out for. we've already talked about morrison, the supermarket, up 11.38. the apollo offer coming in, potential amazon offer, some people are saying. the travel stocks doing really well. iag up nearly 5%. then there is glencore. up 1.5% today, completing the lineup with the addition of a new chairman. we are seeing a new generation coming through. the market likes that. data coming out of china helping out the mining sector. a broad sector trading sharply to the upside. let's talk about what else is happening. an interesting weekend in france. an event some people call the french davos. economic conference taking place over the weekend in the southeast of france for the first time in two years. french and european business leaders able to gather in person to discuss the recovery and the political impact of what is happening with the pandemic. bloomberg's caroline connan speaking with the french industry minister, the german min

markets. i'm matt miller. healthls in israel reporting a decrease in the effectiveness of the pfizer vaccine preventing infections and some thematic illness from the delta variant. let's talk to dr. william moss about this, executive director of the international vaccine access center. i am seeing more and more stories like this and it is kind of sounding the alarm, especially those who are most afraid of the spread of this virus. it seems to me we are still saving people from serious illness, hospitalizations, death, at a very high level. dr. moss: you are exactly right. certainly, there is cause for concern. we know the delta variant is more contagious, more infectious. there is some evidence it causes severe disease. as you say, increasing evidence that perhaps the current vaccines are less effective. but i think you are right. the evidence thus far suggests our current vaccines do protect against severe disease, will protect someone from hospitalization, will prevent death, and that is the most important thing. b

how do you view the ever-expanding role of private equity in the health care market and how can we medicare and medicaid to provide safety net hospitals and people who serve take over this? >> regardless of what your status, whether you're a provider, the federal government, our first and foremost priority are patients. for that reason it is important that every program that utilizes medicare and medicaid funding follows federal health and safety standards. and so when it comes to any federal -- any facility that uses federal funds, we're going to make sure that they're accountable. and we don't want to see them taking advantage of safety net hospitals, stripping them of their assets, and essentially leaving all those families behind. and so i look forward to working with you as attorney general for the state of california, i was very aggressive and i can show up the record i had in trying to make sure if anyone wanted to buy a health care facility in my state, they'd better prove they were going to do it for the right reasons. >> mr. secretary, can you discuss the ways in which cms will im

market, commonly known as big pharma. ah, to maintain their monopoly on certain diseases. large laboratories are accused of playing down or hiding from the health authorities. some of the results of their clinical trials in the upshot is that some of the drugs released on the market trigger serious side effects in the patients. they are supposed to be treating like media tar, a drug produced by survey laboratories from friends and withdrawn from the market 30 years after launch. amid a major scandal or depth of keen and epilepsy treatment, one of the world's most widely distributed drugs in the last 50 years. made by the french giant son of feed. the drug while effective, is at the center of a huge health scandal in europe. its use has been proved to be extremely dangerous for the unborn child in pregnant women. 2 use your compound, i often compare my condition to the fact that the vine them connected chunk like a short circuits in an electric won't. it will be everything, disconnect me. back when i lose consciousness, i suffer convulsion and come round a few minutes or a few hours later. the fear of never waking up is the constant for while fo

market, commonly known as big pharma. aah to maintain their monopoly on certain diseases. large laboratories are accused of playing down or hiding from the health authorities. some of the results of their clinical trials. me. the upshot is that some of the drugs released on the market triggers serious side effects in the patients. they are supposed to be treating like media tar, a drug produced by saturday laboratories from friends and withdrawn from the market . 30 years after launch, amid a major scandal or depth, keen, and epilepsy treatment, one of the world's most widely distributed drugs in the last 50 years. made by the french giant sanofi. the drug, while effective, is at the center of a huge health scandal in europe. its use has been proved to be extremely dangerous for the unborn child in pregnant women. you compare my often compare my condition to the effect of the vine unconnected shock. like a short circuits in electrical bony, everything, disconnect me back when i lose consciousnesses suffer convulsions. and come round a few minutes or a few hours later, the fear of never waking up is a constant while for me, medication is vital,

market, commonly known as big pharma. ah, to maintain their monopoly on certain diseases. large laboratories are accused of playing down or hiding from the health authorities. some of the results of their clinical trials. me. the upshot is that some of the drugs released on the market triggers serious side effects in the patients. they are supposed to be treating like media tar, a drug produced by saturday laboratories from friends and withdrawn from the market . 30 years after launch, amid a major scandal or depth, keen, and epilepsy treatment, one of the world's most widely distributed drugs in the last 50 years. made by the french giant son of feet. the drug, while effective, is at the center of a huge health scandal in europe. its use has been proved to be extremely dangerous for the unborn child in pregnant women. 2 2 bob, i often compare my condition to the fact that the vine and shock like a short circuits in electrical phone. it can be everything disconnect when i lose consciousness, suffer convulsion, lenient than come round a few minutes or a few hours later. the fear of never waking up is a constant for me. while for me, medication i

market, as faraday future goes public by a spac merger. carsten breitfeld, ceo, joins us from the nasdaq. the health of the housing market is in focus.g home sales rise for the first time in five months. we will discuss the state of the industry with john beacham. amber: let's look at the state of the markets right now, after a sprint higher over the last two trading sessions, we are taking a little bit of a breather. the s&p 500 basically flat right now. where we are seeing action is in natural gas. moments ago, it crossed four dollars for the first time since 2018. it has backed off from that a little bit. a combination of higher temperatures forecast for the next week that are stoking concerns about shortages of natural gas supply. that is leading to the push-up in prices. you can check your whether app or natural gas prices, both should tell you the forecast this week. matt: it is hot in here. time for stock of the hour. consumer conglomerate unilever is headed to its worst day on the stock market in six months, after saying inflation pressures will cut into second-half profits. this company makes my favorite food of all time, he

consumers an estimated $5,000 a year but that price shouldn't be the only way we measure the health of a marketlies >> calling for greater scrutiny of mergers the ftc and doj should also challenge previous bad ones. >> are there mergers that have already been completed you think should get a second look i would say certainly this executive order would reinforce, that the policy needed >> so the white house does want the ftc to write new rules on how data can track their users the industry should bar unfair competition on privacy and so-called killer acquisitions. >> as we look at the consolidation and power of the big tech platform as it raises serious concerns and the impact on consumers and individuals one of those levels is privacy the other is innovation. several actions across agencies today, the white house is liking this to the trust busting in the 1900s and the slew of cases brought by the fdr administration asking if businesses should be nervous. >> you don't think this is a disincentive for businesses to grow >> no. i think it is more about consolidation and growth when it goes too fa

infections are emerging from karaoke you lounges as well as clusters from a hotel fish market. health were reported. stricter measures to dining in being reinforced days after they were relaxed. in thailand, riot police shot tear gas and fired water cannons at pro-democracy activists. thousands march to protest the government's handling of the nation's worst coronavirus outbreak fueled by the highly contagious delta variant. the protest came despite restrictions of public gatherings of more than five people. cumulative cases have exceeded 400,000. facebook is pushing back on president biden's comments that social media networks enabled the spread of misinformation about covid vaccines. the social media's president of integrity posted a blog saying vaccine acceptance among vexing users in the u.s. has increased. biden said on friday social media networks are killing people by allowing vexing misinformation to spread. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. rishaad: fl

so while there's a lot of space and there's still space coming on to the market that sort of a bell weather in terms of the health of the office market, if the pace had slowed. it remains to be seen, you know, what the july numbers show because the delta variant is sort of changing the perception built. liz: yeah, i understand that, but you know, you've got bigger metropolis' that are really struggling. does that mean that as we see this urban flight to suburban areas as people live there, will we start to see bid ding wars at least in office space in smaller towns, in smaller cities? >> very perceptive question and the answer is yes. you're already seeing that, there's more demand in suburban areas so pricing, of course, commensurately goes up, but i will say in terms of the delta variant aside, if you look at take manhattan, one of the stats that we look at is demand for apartments and you say well why apartments? well demand for apartments has gone up which means people are moving back into the city. probably in anticipation of many firms that at this point still have workers required to come back after labor

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the market will remain resilient. we will see the true health months. anna: we have seen some support making it cheap your to move then it otherwise would have been. your expectation, -- what is your expectation that the unwinding glow have? what damage -- the unwinding will have? >> the holiday runs until the end of such number. the savings you can make our significantly reduced -- are significantly reduced. we have seen low interest rates. the government introduced the mortgage guarantee scheme. we are talking about the reassessing of needs people are going through as we addressed to a new working life -- adjust to a new working life. 20% of homeowners and homebuyers do not plan to return to the office. we are seeing conditions for a healthy and buoyant market. i think there is an imbalance of supply at the moment as homeowners adopt a wait and see approach. we will continue to see has price growth. i do not think 13% growth is it sustainable for anyone in any instance. there may be a calling on has prices over the next 12 months but we believ

market, commonly known as big pharma. ah, to maintain their monopoly on certain diseases. large laboratories are accused of playing down or hiding from the health authorities. some of the results of their clinical trials. me, the upshot is that some of the drugs released on the market triggers serious side effects in the patients. they are supposed to be treating like media tar, a drug produced by saturday, g laboratories from friends and withdrawn from the market 30 years after launch, amid a major scandal or depth, keen, and epilepsy treatment, one of the world's most widely distributed drugs in the last 50 years made by the french giant santo see the drug while effective is at the center of a huge health scandal in europe. its use has been proved to be extremely dangerous for the unborn child in pregnant women. 2 2 time i often compare my condition to the fact that vine them can shock, like a shore. okay, and then the electric to everything, disconnect me back. when i lose consciousness, i suffer convulsions and come round a few minutes or a few hours. the fear of never waking up is a constant for while the for me, medication is vital. no qu

i think everyone is asking what is the next key leg of growth, we still look at the health care markethe software and the distribution logistics network is a big one and secondarily, you can barely scratch the surface on the software side and come off the stack and platform service on sas and other areas, over time, they don't need to do that today, but they could as a call option. so we still see a lot of engines of growth left, and don't really expect the company's overall strategic direction will change dramatically >> makes sense i mean you do have to point out though the fact that he's coming in at a very key time for this company, given all of the anti-trust, the monopoly scrutiny that is afoot where amazon is concerned, not just here in this country but abroad as well. i realize investors have largely kind of shrugged this off so far, but at what point does that potentially change, if it does >> i think investors are still worried, and the stock is only up 6%. it trades at 18 times ebitda, it's not an expensive name from our perspective, even while it has done so well over a per

if there are problems in the market like financial risks, they can actually move faster, more decisively, and perhaps avoid longer-term risks and improve the healthe market? perth: i think that is a myth that a lot of investors have believed up to this point. a market that is essentially a planned economy is more efficient and may be more predictable. but in fact, it is the opposite of that. it is the opposite of efficient when you wipe out value in this way. they are doing it so they can try and encourage more births because of the demographic timebomb that is going off over there which is due to another bad policy, the one child policy from 30 years -- china added to that demographic situation. you cannot fix one that policy with another bad policy. all these freedoms work together. reproductive freedoms are important. that is a personal freedom. shareholder and property rights are important, economic freedom. all freedoms work together parts of a bill and this is like ripping off your wheel. haidi: if certain things happen, these companies and stocks will be a screaming buy. what would have to happen for you to get to that point? perth: china

market. in the offshore, we are seeing more stress payout. especially the high-yield bonds. financial healthto infiltrate that part of the market. manus: why is china allowing the defaults to rise at a record pace? i understand they want better leveraging and deleveraging but it is a dangerous game. >> this is a delicate dance for beijing. what it has to do is allow more firms to fail. it must do that to bring accountability into the market, stop borrowing in a reckless white. -- reckless way. it has to be careful which firms it is allowing to fail and how many. this allows a giant like quad wrong to collapse, that could trigger panic across the broader market. whether we see good credits dragged down along with the bad. dani: if this is a change from a very historically stable market and you could face defaults, what do international investors do? >> this is forcing fundamental reassessment of risk. ultimately this comes to whether or not you still believe choosing to fail as a winning strategy in china. there are creditors saying this no longer is true, we cannot make this bet anymore. wha

talking with people at a clinic tonight, deb julia clinic at the nevado farmers market, just one of the ways public health brings shots to the people. the delta varian really was a factor in this visit to the farm stands for vegetables and vaccine. go to the farmers market, get some fruit and get a shot. this dad taking the plunge after being on the fence. for monthsin other peopl, uh, see if there any after effects. many pop up clinics like these are getting busier, but there's no national stampede last week on average, 525,000 americans were vaccinated daily this week. it's 583 many motivated by the aggressive delta variant. it's kind of scary for people because it's realizing that we're dealing with this type of virus. it is proving to be very challenging. and for some, it's practical. i'm going to be looking for new work. i've kind of seen the political climate vaccine mandates are becoming more common in more places. it might come up in a job interview of no idea, but you know if i'm asked, i'd like to be able to truthfully say that i happen. the alternative. recurring covid testing at work also a tu

markets. you have health care.hat else could you see being impacted by some of these regulatory crackdowns from china? mark: obviously, indirectly, the consumer sector is going to be hit because companies like alibaba and tencent have dominated the payments area in those consumer sector names. now these smaller companies will be able to do their own payment systems and have freedom to move from one payment system to another, so that could be beneficial for some of these other companies. alix: do you think there is another sector in the crosshairs? mark: the other sector, believe it or not, is education. i know there has recently been crackdown on part-time education and that sort of thing in china, but again, whenever you have a crackdown what this, other parts of the sector benefit because they are not having competition. so i would say education would be another area to look at. dani: sometimes it feels a little less consensus, what you are saying, that there are less opportunities in this market selloff. you hav

muslims, and people were just trying to get ready to celebrate, by coming to this market and try to shop. according to health sources, there are women and children among the victims. this attack comes less than 24 hours since the security forces announced the apprehension of an isil high-ranking leader. there is no organization that has claimed responsibility for the attack here, but we know that similar attacks carried out before against innocent civilians in similar markets were carried out in the past by idil. anchor: the white house said is aiming to close guantanamo bay. the first prisoner released under president biden happened today. reporter: he was held with almost two decades without charge. 2016, a review panel recommended he be repatriated to his home country, but it did not happen until this month. the first release since the u.s. president took office. >> this individual had started moving through the process during the obama biden administration and buzz on pause for some period of time of the last four years. reporter:reporter: he was captured by pakistani agents and held that one-time amount

they oversee our behavioral health apartment market street and i have seen firsthand and our neighborhood increased mental health has affected people in substance abuse. this is extreme and challenging for our young people only need your support to help them recover. i urge the board of supervisors to expand behavioral services and shelters and in settings. additionally, to fund the minimum common station ordinance, some nonprofit workers can earn a living wage. thank you for hearing my comment. >> my name is natalie chen emma resident biscuit nine work as a behavioral clinician in district six. i want to think by thanking the board of supervisors to come with their support of homelessness. i urge the board of supervisors to provide rapid rehousing programs for all who cannot pay the full coasts of the rents because of the pandemic. as well as clinical behavioral services as well as an drop in settings as behavioral services. the unparalleled commitment ton? community healing. it is our responsibility to honor their resilience with the resources they deserve. there are future leaders and

health care. the bottom end of the market, banks down by 2.4%. the car sector down by 1.75%. king a little bit of a breather. selling back to buy some of those health care stocks may be but that is where we see the weakness coming through. today, single stocks we are focusing on, rolls-royce starting to resolve some of the big issues it has had. the huge engine like the 787, good news. market rewarding that. travel sector, some recovery but no clarity seems to be the position. ryanair talking about a positive story for the rest of the summer but it still feels like we're going to be significantly below pre-pandemic despite the fact this week we have had the launch of the euro covid certificates. infineon is interesting, one of the world's biggest chip manufacturers and again talking about delays again, and it is one of the biggest providers for the auto sector. this week we have had others coming out saying the issue they have with chips is still ongoing. today , and porcelain,infineon reinforcing that. kailey: bnp paribas announcing it will allow some workers to work from hom

so while it is not something we welcome, it is a sign of the health of the economy. in marketsat, consumers are feeling worried about prices. actually, in markets, in recent weeks we've seen inflation expectations come down because now markets have gotten worried that the delta variant might mean a slower economy later this year and, actually, inflation coming off. and you resolve the supply and demand problem with demand being weaker, and nobody wants that. again, i do think it's transitory. it is a sign of how healthy the economy has come back as we've seen restrictions and lockdowns lifted. charles: well, michelle, you are without a doubt one of my favorite economists. [laughter] >> charles. charles: and i feel so much better. i'm still going to sell that jaguar if i can get a buyer this weekend. >> and your house. how about sell your house, that's the other area -- charles: i just moved into this one. yeah, i just moved in. [laughter] i'll see you soon. >> have a great weekend. charles: all right. hey, big tech and the white house under fire together, folks. thed biden admi

and you take drugs out of black market and you put into health and then people get treated so they don't have to be drugs to get it. and you find it drug use goes right down because it's the, the use of drug this field largely by drug users selling drugs to get enough money to pay for the rooms. professor david, not the book that now not. com. thank you. the now as u. k n u. s. troops, we have cameras down in the dead of night. in the u. s embassy comes under drone attack in baghdad to job biden's air strikes and syria and iraq, another former imperial western colony as being debated today. the un, this after a military coup in burma, there's been mass displacement killing and wounding. and what now for thing sir g detained for a decade and a half release than acute debating genocide. and now fighting corruption charges in the region critical to western oil supplies. joining me now from ne p y i car is unsigned lawyer. you can mugs or thank you so much, you can for coming on the show. what's it like represent again, and so given your family is the historic support for the communist insur

total addressable market in america we spend $4 trillion on health care every year, 70% of that is spendingis directed by doctors and doximity helps companies especially drug companies market to those people $4 trillion, doximity, salesforce, you've got it. doximity has been around 11 years. it has widespread adoption of doctors. normally this isn't a group that embraces technology. the federal government had to spend billions of dollars over the last 20 years just to convince doctors to use electronic medical records but apparently they do like doximity it's not just the social network application. it has social network software for them to operate not in the office sending and receiving electronic factio faxes from your phone. calling patients from your cell phone while displaying your office number rather than your personal number. some patients would call their doctors endlessly if they had those cell phone numbers i think it's a smart business model. they build out a big social network and they keep adding tools to the platform plus the social network side gives them a treasure trove o

better bellwethers for the mood and spending of the consumer than any two stocks in the market can we talk about health care which we never do, the xlv, quietly the strongest sector in the entire market, monster, monster breakout today for pfizer home builders looking better after a washout. i don't understand all the hysteria i'm embarrassed for a lot of professionals in the market who really can't seem to contain themselves just because treasury yields fall for a few weeks. it really is extraordinary that people could be in the market as long as they are and treat yesterday as though like something massive has changed. look at a weekly chart, calm down >> steph, do you want to pick up right off of where josh left off? do you agree with him? are we making -- did people make too much of yesterday? i mean, you can -- look at the move in the 10-year, and understand why some people may have gotten awfully nervous about where we are and even at the start of today, 1.21. >> before you go to steph, the 50er -- the 10-year hovered between 1 and 2% for the ten years, 2011, to 2020 and we got 14 average analyst