ian lipkin. we appreciate it. >> always a pleasure. bye-bye. lou: thank you.breaking tonight, the trump campaign firing tonight at rino republicans -- if that's not a contradiction -- running the national republican senatorial committee. they're creating makes for more than a few people. the nrsc recently put out a memo urging republican candidates not to support the president's ponce to the wuhan virus -- response to the wuhan virus pandemic. that memo said, quote: don't defend trump other than the china travel ban attack china. the trump campaign warning if any republican candidate follows the memo, they risk being reelected. i assume that he meant the part about don't run with trump. our next guest has been a target of the nrsc, being called a political kamikaze in his senatorial campaign against the establishment rino, senator kelly liveler, incumbent senator in georgia. senator doug collins, republican candidate for that senate seat. congressman, great to have you with us, and your reaction to the senate republican committee saying don't run -- i mean, th

ian lipkin, always insightful. thank you so much.sident trump last night having a little fun with the left wing national media and the radical dems. blasting his critic who never cease in their efforts to find fault with his administration's efforts no matter what they may be or how successful they may be. here are a few of the clips president trump used in his presentation last night in the white house briefing room. >> people should be more concerned with the flu. >> a lot of people are concerned about the coronavirus because they are hearing a lot of news about it. but comparing it to the flu, it's not even close to that. >> how worried should the americans be about coronavirus. >> it won't cause a major in the use the. president trump: we'll be suspending all travel from europe for the next 30 days. i am officially declaring a national emergency. medicare patient can visit any doctor by phone or videoconference at no additional cost. >> at the end of the date was pretty effective because it did take an aggressive measure against

ian lipkin joins us next. needles.ntial for the sea urchin, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fungal infections are common, or if you've had tb, hepatitis b or c, or are prone to infections. needles. fine for some. but for you, one pill a day may provide symptom relief. ask your doctor about xeljanz xr. an "unjection™". [♪] lou: th

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ian lipkin. at columbia university. and good to have you with us, also to see you looking better than the last time we spoke. last week. i hope you are feeling as well as you look. >> good to see you, lou. at-this-point where are you in your recovery. >> i'm out of the tunnel, i am doing well. lou: a little bit of a metaphor. we're delighted to see you do well after going through all you have. your since about we've been told that next two weeks, that president his task force, every expert, seeming leo boar, on boh view next two weeks will be difficult if not profoundly tragic for america. president and his experts say, perhaps, perhaps, worse case scenario will not be hitting us, your thoughts? >> i'm sorry lou, i have bad audio. i missed your question. i really apologize. lou: well, i apologize, do you believe that the projection that are favorable, do you agree with the latest review. >> yes, i think that is as we stay the course. we continue with the social distancing. that we are going to come in under the worse ca

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. >> reporter: infectious disease expert ian lipkin: >> if you take wild anils put them into a market with domestic animals, where there's an opportunity for some virus to jump species, you are creating a super highway for viruses to go from the wild into people. >> reporter: china has pledged to clamp down on wet markets before with little results. but other countries have not. >> we have a world where we're trying to feed almost eight billion people, and so the markets of asia have become an important way to feed that part of world's population. we do need to change that. >> reporter: ramy inocencio, cbs news, tokyo. >> o'donnell: and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a pageant queen joins the front-line battle against the coronavirus. and later, how the biggest challenge of our lifetimes has brought out the best in so many. d that, for some, getting a car just can't wait.r d is also the safer way. at carvana, you can do it all 100% online from home, th to keep you safe. and for even greater peace of mind, all carvana cars come with a seven-day ret

ian lipkin and michael pillsbury among our guests here tomorrow. we hope you will join us. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from sussex. ♪ >> pretty much this. this is what we talked about, this is what everyone is talking about, this is what they want to talk about and he gave me his point of view and i fully understood that and we just had a very friendly conversation. lasted probably 15 minutes and it was really good, it was really good, really nice. i think it was very much so i appreciate his calling. as we continue our efforts to develop treatments and cures this afternoon i spoke with leaders of the american pharmaceutical companies and just to give you their names, amgen,

ian lipkin, jason maria: good morning, happy tuesday. good to talk to you.ng us. april 21st, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. oil in focus. crude prices still in negative territory after falling after record low of negative. lower opening for the stock market this morning. take a look at where we stand as oil prices go down, so do stocks, dow industrials down and nasdaq futures lower by 26 after the historic oil decline yesterday fueled sel

ian lipkin and michael pillsbury among our guests here tomorrow. we hope you will join us. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from sussex. ♪ maria: good tuesday morning. i'm maria bartiromo, welcome, tuesday april 7th, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast, british prime minister johnson in intensative care this morning. u.s. death toll topping 10,000. there's light at the end of the tunnel as deaths seem to be leveling off in new york and other hot spots in new york. the president stressing people still need to remain vigilant. futures indicating a

ian lipkin, jason harvey levin: the objects people choose to keep in their home define who they are.s is... okay, are we starting? i'm harvey levin. this is the story of one of the most successful tv personalities and music producers in history, simon cowell. but before he became a household name, simon had his fair share of failures that left him flat broke. it's gotta be a little humiliating at 30 years old to fail so hard. but he would bounce back in a big way, producing a slew of shows and then conquering television with "american idol." what do you think of katy perry doing "idol?" good luck. ( laughs ) harvey: his personal life somewhat turbulent. an affair with a married woman would lead to his greatest joy,

ian lipkin, jason chaffetz, michael pillsbury join us tomorrow.from sussex. >> we were able to finish the building two or three days before it is -- >> you can stay and watch these wonderful people ask us really nice questions or go back to building -- >> sir i have a lot of building to do. thank you, sir. >> very impressive. that is an impressive job, isn't it, seriously? really great. thank you very much. he's a terrific gentleman. we have a lot of great people doing that kind of thing that they really have to get recognition for, the incredible job they're doing because i don't think anybody else could do it. nothing like that

ian lipkin, mark cuban, general michael flynn attorney sydney powell, dr.el pillsbury among our guests. thank you for joining us. good night from sussex. >> i really want to thank the governors and health officials both at state and local levels working with us day and night to work through these issues and all the laboratory directors in many states as well as american society for microbiology, working with us to insure the plans that efficient and effective. within the robust diagnostic testing plans, unlocking full capacity of the state, increasing number of testing platforms. we have multiple tests for different platforms. increasing the ability to collect samples. increasing testing and laboratory supplies, insuring that we work together to make sure every client receives the tests that they need.

ian lipkin, mark cuban, general michael flynn attorney sydney powell, dr. michael pillsbury among our guests. thank you for joining us. good night from sussex. >> i really want to thank the governors and health officials both at state and local levels working with us day and night to work through these issues and all the laboratory directors in many states as well as american society for microbiology, working with us to insure the plans that efficient and effective. within the robust diagnostic testing plans, unlocking full capacity of the state, increasing number of testing platforms. we have multiple tests for different platforms. increasing the ability to collect samples. increasing testing and laboratory supplies, insuring that we work together to make sure every client receives the tests that they need. this is added with timely monitoring systems. what do i mean by that? systems where we bring together act not only diagnose the symptom tick and proactively and interactively work with individuals that we know are higher risks. we look at states where t

ian lipkin, jason harvey levin: the objects people choose to keep in their home define who they are. this is... okay, are we starting? i'm harvey levin. this is the story of one of the most successful tv personalities and music producers in history, simon cowell. but before he became a household name, simon had his fair share of failures that left him flat broke. it's gotta be a little humiliating at 30 years old to fail so hard. but he would bounce back in a big way, producing a slew of shows and then conquering television with "american idol." what do you think of katy perry doing "idol?" good luck. ( laughs ) harvey: his personal life somewhat turbulent. an affair with a married woman would lead to his greatest joy, a son cast in his own image. simon: i sat him down one day and i said, "i'm gonna teach you three very, very important letters for when you get your first girlfriend." i said, "it's n-d-a." a non-disclosure agreement? he'll be the first to tell you a healthy dose of ego never hurt anyone. i went to your office today, and saw a ten-foot picture of your face. every time

ian lipkin, mark cuban, general michael flynn attorney sydney powell, dr.hael pillsbury among our maria: welcome and good tuesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, it is tuesday april 28th, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. coronavirus testing heats up. the white house lays out plans to assist states in expanding tests these as states are laying out guidelines to reopen the business. american automakers looking to restart production on may 18th. it is round 2 for the paycheck protection program. once again bumps in the road as small businesses seek much-needed money. la lakers and nathan's refamous

ian lipkin contracted the virus himself in february and has been investigating where the virus came fromhe is the director of the center for infection and immunity at columbia university and joins me now. i'm so glad to have you with me and i'm glad you're doing better. when i'm reading some of the things that you have been saying you said this virus took you away from your work for about six weeks. i know you're back though now and we hear from the cdc director there could be a worse second wave in the winter and you also have a warning about what we could be facing. >> yes, good to be with you, erin. happy to be here. i feel much better today so i've come out the other side and presumably i'm not immune. it is interesting i became sick when i came back from china in 2003. this time, i became sick in new york, which indicates how the shift has occurred on the epicenter of the outbreak. the concern that's been raised bay robert redfield is that next fall and winter we're going to have to contend with influenza at the same time we have this new covid issue. and it is going to be difficult

ian lipkin, jason chaffetz, michael pillsbury join us tomorrow. good night from sussex. >> we were able to finish the building two or three days before it is -- >> you can stay and watch these wonderful people ask us really nice questions or go back to building -- >> sir i have a lot of building to do. thank you, sir. >> very impressive. that is an impressive job, isn't it, seriously? really great. thank you very much. he's a terrific gentleman. we have a lot of great people doing that kind of thing that they really have to get recognition for, the incredible job they're doing because i don't think anybody else could do it. nothing like that. that is on top of hundreds of thousands of hospitals. in new york you built 2,000 hospitals, 900 beds, nobody say anything like it. fortunately we have not had to use too many of them. that is okay. probably better news than using them at all, right. a lot of good things are happening in new york and elsewhere. through the public/private partnerships and deregulation the federal government has made immense te

ian lipkin and michael pillsbury among our guests here tomorrow. we hope you will join us. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from sussex. ♪ >> pretty much this. this is what we talked about, this is what everyone is talking about, this is what they want to talk about and he gave me his point of view and i fully understood that and we just had a very friendly conversation. lasted probably 15 minutes and it was really good, it was really good, really nice. i think it was very much so i appreciate his calling. as we continue our efforts to develop treatments and cures this afternoon i spoke with leaders of the american pharmaceutical companies and just to give you their names, amgen, genentech, gilead, regeneron, four of the greatest in the world for doing exactly what they're doing. and currently 10 different therapeutic agents are in active trials an some are looking incredibly successful we have to go through a process. it will be a fairly quick process, i tell you based on what the fda told me. 15 are in plans for clinical trials. they're advancing rapidly. a se

ian lipkin, jason maria: good morning, happy tuesday. good to talk to you. i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for joining us. april 21st, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. oil in focus. crude prices still in negative territory after falling after record low of negative. lower opening for the stock market this morning. take a look at where we stand as oil prices go down, so do stocks, dow industrials down and nasdaq futures lower by 26 after the historic oil decline yesterday fueled selloff in stocks as well. at 4:00 o'clock on wall street markets were downwith the dow industrials taking another step down near the close so we were down sharply in the morning, leveled off in the afternoon, went back at it at the close, down 592 points on dow industrials at 4:00 o'clock yesterday. earning season rolls on. big names include coca-cola, lockheed martin, philip morris and travelers this morning. after the bell attention turning to streaming giant netflix. we will anticipate what the numbers will be. president trump saying he will sign executive order temporarily suspending imm

ian lipkin, mark cuban, general michael flynn attorney sydney powell, dr. michael pillsbury among our maria: welcome and good tuesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, it is tuesday april 28th, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. coronavirus testing heats up. the white house lays out plans to assist states in expanding tests these as states are laying out guidelines to reopen the business. american automakers looking to restart production on may 18th. it is round 2 for the paycheck protection program. once again bumps in the road as small businesses seek much-needed money. la lakers and nathan's refamous returning. we will hear from large companies including four dow components, 3m, caterpillar, merck and pfizer, we have tall numbers coming out for you. markets this morning look like this. investors looking to add onto yesterday's rally, dow futures up 135 points and nasdaq futures higher by 113. markets rallying as lockdowns are ease ago cross the country and new round of stimulus goes into action. p