and v-j day marks the final commemoration of those. this year might be one of our final opportunities, and a major anniversary, to honor and thank world war ii veterans and their families in person. it was a very difficult decision to cancel this year's v-j day service. we know how many people share our great disappointment and not being able to gather here to properly honor the fallen from world war ii especially as we , mark 75 years since the war's end. we are indebted to the friends of the national world war ii memorial, our partner in the care of this special place, for providing this virtual forum. we share in the mission to ensure that the legacy and sacrifices of world war ii veterans are not forgotten. more than 4 million visitors come to the memorial each year, thank you to the volunteers and national park service staff care for this magnificent place. the pride you take in your work is apparent to us all. all i know how difficult it has been for you to be away from that, especially with the observance of so many important an

the j e ws will be treat thed like everyone else. well, the jews were treated like everyone else, and the suffering was intense. and finally in july, two months after the war was over, in july truman sends a fact-finding mission led by dean harrison, earl harrison at the university of pennsylvania, and he sends harrison who was not a zionist, was not a jew, sends him to camps. and harrison come cans back with a report -- comes back with a report, and he says we are treating the j e ws just as badly as the germans did except we're not exterminating them. truman reads this report and writes his letter immediately to eisenhower and says to eisenhower, you've got to take care of this. this is inhumane, this is impossible, this is un-american. and eisenhower, you know, goes to work. >> that's great. i wanted to, you mentioned before the -- i want to move to the cold war aspect of this. and could you say a little bit more about sort of the soviet interest in this whole situation? how does it look from moscow as they're looking at this prob

j trial.o note johnson & johnson used this platform for many other vaccines, including its ebola vaccine, which is approved in europe, hiv acvaccine so they tested it in more than 2 1 00,000 people. saying they're comfortable with the safety profile david, if it's the same event, that would be very concerning. we just don't know yet >> got it, thank you >> definitely waiting for more information, meg, thanks so much, meg tirrell. >>> when we come back, a few hours away from apple's biggest event of the year, as we look forward to a discussion of new iphones and 5g, what investors need to know about it, when we come back in two minutes (♪ ) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo

we ditched the drop party and switched to republican no vote for donald j. trump gentleman what what led to the ditch and switch. >> guest: the candidate in 2015. don infield trump. when i said i want to secure the border we thought don't you secure the house? ain't the white house secure? then america's house should be secure and he said i want to bring back jobs. why would our government officials leave the american people writing dirty without jobs wife. why would you outsource our job asks the american people have no jobs. so he had solutions for the problems that were ailing the country and that is when the light bulb moment. we didn't knee another career poll particulars if wanted a businessman. >> host: and at that time you were both working at burlington. is that correct? >> guest: we used to be in manufacturing so when the candidate donald donald trump ws talking jobs were being outsored and illegal aliens were taking our jobs well no what that it felt like. working at burlington men's wear we saw our jobs were outsourced and went overseas. what wou

we support donald j. trump because he's done amazing things for americans including the black community. i want you all to name me one thing that these democrats have done for black america to benefit them. if there do anything to benefit them there's no way to get out the streets with all this unrest why do they have to plan this and organize this? >> host: let's hear from ron in brockton massachusetts. you are on what diamond and silk on booktv. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. diamond and silk i love you guys. >> guest: we love you more come back you guys are awesome. i got no internet or nothing like that but when i see you on jesse watters i just had to watch the thing every time, even the reruns. you guys tell it like it is. i don't know why you ain't in the white house. you should be in there having a job with mr. trump. you're making america great. i just love you guys. you're awesome. >> guest: thank you so much for the love. let me take something, diamond and silk and we are too big to f

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let's start with the news from j and j. does this concern you?s a serious adverse event, it has to concern you, but i think as j and j's cfo explained, you know, you have to let the process e involv evolve you have to examine what the situation was, the adverse event, was it related to the vaccine or pla see bcebo or preexisting condition. those are the questions researchers will look at and try to cover in the next few hours then we'll find out more if it's in the arm of the vaccine, it raises serious questions because you only have a few thousand people. one adverse event is serious, especially considering a vaccine that you're going to roll out to tens, hundreds, maybe billions of people. that's the ultimate concern, and this is actually standard process for every research study. you get a serious adverse event, you investigate it. >> yeah, it happens all the time it's just the world is not always watching so closely to see what the developments are. probably worth pointing out that the cfo of johnson & johnson pointed out they don't know the

paused in recent weeks over safety concerns j & j is also set to release quarterly results tho s this and the company's cfo will join "squawk box. >>> and disney in order to further accelerate its direct to consumer strategy, they will be centralizing its media business into a single organization that will be responsible for content distribution and sales and disney plus. the news is just days after an investor called for a halt to the company's dividend and better focus on streaming efforts. in a statement to cnbc last night, loeb says he is pleased to see disney is focused on the same opportunity that makes us enthusiastic shareholders. now, disney shares up pretty significantly this morning, 4.4% there. >>> and softbank is planning to launch a blank check acquisition company, or a spac in the coming weeks according to senior softbank executive, speaking at the 2020 milliken institute global conference, he said it will give the vision fund a new way of invests in private companies and allow public investors access to solve the softbank if you don't have a spac right now, i don't kno

so j&j's trial right now has paused enrollment.hey tell me no updates yet today and when we talked with the cfo they said it would likely be a few days before they sorted through the issue to figure out what it was this is not an fda-regulated clinical hold that we've seen for at scene "k's" that's been under a hold for more than a month. right now same status, just pausing enrollment. >> all right meg, thank you very much meg tirrell, we appreciate it. do the pauses in the charges change the leaders in a race for a covid treatment? how does it change how investors should view the sector joining me is chief equities strategist at federal reserveries. good to have you here. you've been warning people not to let your hopes run too high with some of these pharma stocks, but the names we're talking about were generally perceived as safer because they have other drugs obviously to offer, so where's this leave investors, do you think? >> kelly, thanks a lot more having me. yes, i think there's obviously a lot of trial and error going on

we priced in what is happening with the j&j story.as the session progressed, we priced in some of the banks' news, and stories on stimulus coming out of the states. stocks are down 0.6%, not a big down day but not pretty really positive. but captured -- it is captured in the serve you, the investor sentiment survey out of germany which collapsed expectations. investors in europe are feeling less sanguine than they were a few weeks ago. let's talk about what is happening more broadly. some of the asset classes capture the news flow. we continue to focus on the btp story. this is a big, deep liquid market. certainly the market is getting into it. we continue to see that today. italy is taking advantage of this, today selling through your bonds at a zero-coupon. we have been seeing yields pushing lower into record territory in places like greece and italy, and benefiting from quantitative easing largess. euro-dollar is down 0.6%. a dollar on the front foot. on the brexit front, not inspiring confidence when it comes to the pound. we have

to your point on j&j, the president did say moderna and pfizer, we know that they're coming soon. in terms of giving us the results. and then potentially being in a position to get that emergency use from the fda, pretty soon. and then there is the therapeutics, which, i mean, he talked about obviously he was treated with one, which is the regeneron, i talked a lot about what merck has, which is mk 4482 used to be ie 2801, now has a new name, the oral antiviral -- listen that's going to be an important, important drug if and when it also gets emergency use. >> yes what is difficult -- i just talked about this many times, and the ceo agrees with me, ken frazier does not like to talk about things. and promote things until they're absolutely dead right. keytruda was clearly the, i think, it is going to be the biggest drug of all time, but he would not give anyone false hope who has cancer and directly related that to me and told me that because i remember the false hope i got with my mother when she was dying of cancer he's not going to play that. he doesn't do that the president is

we don't have any more information in that case we talked with j & j's cfo about that this morning. here's what he told news if you think about the vaccine trial we are conducting, it's 60,000 individuals. that's a large study it probably should be somewhat expected you would see a pause for an unexpected adverse event. we are letting the science dictate here. >> reporter: there is so much scrutiny and attention being paid to all of the trials for covid-19 vaccines and drugs right now, experts will say this is the system working, these independent data safety monitoring boards are supposed to be looking into any events in trials we don't know have enough information right now to even know if these things are enough to worry about but everybody is paying close attention to these things. >> not only that, it is happening at lightning speed the fact is the system is doing its job. is the take here as long as we are on pause both with j&j and lily it doesn't necessarily alter the timelines, right they are not being put on hold by the fda, which might take longer to revolve. >> right now

that, to me, all that you mentioned versus if we hear that the j&j issue is solid, j&j is capable of doing a billion, okay they're capable of doing a billion vials. we have to get that j&j study on track. the eli lilly is capable of doing -- >> you're talking about two different things here, you're going to confuse people. one again is an antiviral you take if you got it, the other, the j&j is a vaccine you short-hand things and sometimes people need to -- j&j is the vaccine and the manufacturing for the vaccine continues in the hope they will be approved smat point in the not too distant future and you'll have a available supply immediately to get out to people pfizer, moderna, j&j, there is others we could have a number of vaccines available but between now and then, jim, the question is as it gets colder and see case counts rising in europe and in the united states what is the response if any or people are going to continue to pull back from economic activity or are we done is everybody saying, i'm going to put my mask on but i'm going about my business. >> colleges and people are

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j&j won't be making mun muni -- money any way.ad j&j are doing this i am confident and i believe in science that we'll have something by then. until we get there, we got to keep up the social distancing and we have to wear the darn mask we can't go back to normal without a vaccine. we can make the pandemic a lot less intolerable if we take is seriously and take it discipline there is always a bull market some where and i promise to find it just for you. i am jim see you tomorrow the "news with shepard smith" starts now \s. >>> this is the news >>> how long have you been out here so far? >> about four hours. >> long lines, and ballot glitches for days. voter overload, bureaucratic mismanagement, voter suppress? what's going on here the plot thickens. >>> same group, different target, the plan to kip need a second governor revealed in fbi testimony. >>> health care, abortion rights, and racial justice. >> it's a difficult one for us lieic for americanal

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go grayscale. >>> we are getting more breaking news on vaccine trial resumption this one is on j&j megll with the details. >> the news is coming fast this friday afternoon now yoij is saying it has been given the green light by regulators to start resuming its covid-19 vaccine trial remember, that one had just been paused very recently as they investigated an unexplained illness in the trial now, j&j sake saying that an independent monitoring board overseeing the study recommended resuming the trial recruitment following consultation with the fda. those preparations to resume the trial are now under way. and they also had discussions with regulators around the world the resume that clinical trial program as well. they note that no clear cause of this medical event in the trial has been identified. they say there are many possible factors that could have caused it but based on the information they gathered, they found no evidence that the vaccine candidate caused the event no information on what the event was. the "washington post" reported earlier this afternoon they were investigating

tell us where the growth at j&j is today. >> yeah.all three segments performed extremely well, especially considering the pandemic dynamics. in pharmaceuticals, a great portfolio of in-line products, a very promising pipeline continues to excel. we believe we led the market there in terms of our performance top line. consumer had very strong the performance within our over the counter medicine such as tylenol, listerine and oral care was extremely strong as well as zyrtec and pepcid. and medical devices, probably the most pronounced impact to our beat, where elective procedures came back in a very profound way. if you think about the second quarter, that segment was down almost 35%. it's down about 4% as hospital systems have adjusted their protocols for the pandemic. we're seeing a lot of those very important elect i have procedures -- elective procedures coming back to the market, and that's helped our business. maria: what about that in terms of medical devices and seeing that kind of growth sustained going forward? i think in the

j&j shares under a little bit of pressure today.nings beat, and we've got an improved outlook, but all of that is basically being offset by the halt of the company's covid-19 vaccine trial due to a patient becoming able. joining us -- patient becoming ill. joining us from the company's headquarters in new jersey is joseph wolk, johnson & johnson cfo. thanks for your time today. you guys must have had an incredibly busy 24 hours, so we really appreciate it. the question everyone is asking is what happened. how many details can you give us right now about what is going on with this trial and why had has been halted? joseph: thanks for speaking with me today. it certainly is my pleasure. with respect to details around the pause on our vaccine candidate trial, there's very little in terms of detail known at this point in time. we were informed about 36 hours ago. that information was then by the independent drug safety monitoring board. that data is blinded to us at this point in time. it is really up to that independent group to determ

vaccines from j and j. the j and j trial is 60,000 people.is imagine a small city, people will be seriously ill in any city on that side on a giveen day and that is probably the likelihood rather than being related to the vaccine. the fda has it on pause. they are trying to confirm that it is not related to the vaccine. i think the bigger problem is that there is not an effective communication strategy. they have they have left it to the ceos, and they have fumbled the message a little bit. >> dr. peter, thank you so much. good luck out there. stay safe and warm. wee apprecia we appreciate your time. joe biden just departed delaware. he briefly spoke to reporters about hopes and expectations for tonight's debate. >> plenty of time to talk this over, okay? so hopefully he will play by the rules, hopefully everybody has been tested. hopefully it works out. i'm looking forward to us. we have kristin welker moderating tonight. we're all very excited to see her. senate republicans on the judiciary committee mushed forward with their plan despite a

|j is there an added importance to the vice presidency now? makes the vice presidential debate on tuesday one that will draw a lot more attention than it might normally. these events, the debate at this stage in the election, have a lwa ys at this stage in the election, have always drawn millions of viewers in america, sometimes as many as 80 million. i think this event on tuesday will draw something like that because of the heightened importance of the role of the vice president as you say. thank you so much for your time, john scardino from democrats abroad. the uk prime minister has said britons should behave "fearlessly" but act with "common sense" to defeat coronavirus, but said the battle against the virus will continue until christmas, and possibly beyond. speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr, boris johnson acknowledged the fatigue being felt by many areas of northern england currently under increased lockdown restrictions. 0ur political correspondent nick eardley said ministers are attempting to balance keeping the spread of the virus unt

legally j. young will be the 3rd generation and he said he's placed a number of charges he was in jail for a year but they let him out finally gave him a suspended sentence for corruption now he's back on trial again he's not in jail but he's still on trial for having manipulated shares so that he could ensure that he will leave the psalms and group the idea was that they wanted to take care of this before his father passed away j. wiley is here and it was begun for control of. an interesting possible keep an eye on i'm afraid we're out of time but thank you very much indeed donald kirk joining us and i saw scythe carol. i've.

half of the banks are focusing on what j&j announced, halting trials of the covid-19 vaccine becauseaced -- of an unexplained illness. it is weighing a potential setback of progress toward coronavirus vaccine. we also have a busy period for corporate earnings. i'm looking at dollar treasuries advancing. more bloomberg surveillance. ♪ francine: pause. johnson & johnson halts its covid-19 vaccine trial after an unexplained illness in a participant. futures slip. china's rebound. exports and imports rise in a sign of a robust domestic recovery in the world's second-largest economy. and there are three weeks until the u.s. election. president trump returns to the campaign trail in florida. good morning, everyone, and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. tom keene is in new york. i know we have the banks that we have to spend a lot of time on, but we also see trials halted temporarily by johnson & johnson because of a participant fell ill. but this is part and parcel of what these trials do. tom: you will have to make it up for me. i have read it three times

it was curious the president noted j&j first when asked about vaccines in the debate and now it's offause but they are a little bit further behind. >> a kidney list or a heart list for regeneron. will there be a waiting list it can't be arbitrary and capricious, can it >> no, i mean, you'd expect that there will be prioritization in terms of which patients are considered right for this drug you know, one of the interesting things that regeneron did in testing it separate patients on whether or not they generated their own antibodies in response to the virus before they administer them their antibodies that was the situation with the president and they found people who didn't mount their own immune response responded better to the drug. if we have a capacity to test people that way, making sure the people who benefit the most get the drug >> meg, really quick on pfizer bernstein is out this morning say pfizer says it will be october when we get some numbers and it is the last week. in their words, should we be worried perhaps that the interim may have missed? how worried do you think w

get me to change my mind who i think should be president of the united states, who i think is donald j. trump. stuart: okay, last word to you, paris. 20 seconds. >> herschel walker has known president trump for 3years. he knows his heart. he niece his character. he knows his ability to get things done. good to see more black americans support this president. i think more will do so on november 3rd. stuart: i'm dying to see proportion of black voters voting for president trump. i want to see that. paris, promise.

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j, take out the covid.t clouded the view of everybody. everyone has become myopic on covid. when you look at multipell my loma, when you look at it they beat revenue there they raised financial guidance for a second time. i think i would go in a johnson & johnson all things being equal. you have to be very careful. the vaccineine trade is running out of momentum. if you are looking for these names, the market would show you they are tripping over themselves to buy them they are not anymore since july they are making a series of lower highs. i would not be in most of them if all you are hanging your hat on is just the vaccine i would go with a johnson & johnson where you have multiple reasons and multiple levers they are pull. >> for more, head to our website, cnbc.com. >>> hears what's coming up next. >> a new iphone, a new home pod, a new network. oh, my we'll bring you all the headlines from apple's most consequential product larchl yet. >>> and amazon's sixth annual prime day in high gear will the shoppi

hello, mary j. blige.e. >> really good to see you. >> good to see you. >> you talk in the psa that you had your first mammogram in your 40s and you didn't know what to expect. i know that moment. you walk in that room and you look at that machine and you say, you're going to squeeze what with what? how flat is it going to be? how is it going to work? it is very daunting. >> right. >> do you recall that first experience and what it was really like for you? >> yeah. my first experience i was a little nervous because not just the fact that, you know, is it going to hurt but just getting diagnosed with breast cancer, like, you know, who wants to walk away with that news? but once i did it, you know, it was all about wanting more information about my body. now i want to know everything about me because now if i can see it, you know, when it's really the 3d mammography or the x-rays, i can change it. it's about knowledge. you know, knowledge about your body. knowledge about how a mammogram can save your life, it

. >> j. tumlin: present. >> vice chair gee: present. >> chair sesay: present. >> secretary: directors, we have a quorum. >> chair sesay and secretary, if i may just a point of clarification, this is a regular meeting, not a special meeting, just a point of clarification for the record. >> chair sesay: thank you, i appreciate that. >> secretary: thank you. directors, the next item, item 3, is communications. we'd like to provide further instructions for the public comment process. to provide public comment, callers should dial into the published number, 1-855-282-6330, and enter access code, 126 729 5295. then pound and pound again and listen to the meeting. as they wait for public comment to be announced, members of the public have up to three minutes to provide comments on each agenda item. i will announce when public comment is open on each item, or for the general public comment at which time callers should dial star 3 to raise their hand and be added to the queue. this call-in number and

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is correct it ron has been following the j c l a and. they do not recognize the fact the u.s. backed out of it doesn't change that they are still committed to it and so they are going to start dealing with iran and i think the us has isolated itself by the way it's tried to treat iran in by unilaterally backing out of this deal i think iran in general is pretty self sustainable they've had to be because they've been under incredible sanctions really since 979 since the shah the u.s. backed shah was overthrown and so they've had to create their own industries they make everything down to nails you know so i do think they're largely self-sufficient but of course there's different high tech technology that they need from other countries like russia and china that they will get. donald trump supporter has been punched in the face by a counter protester during a conservative rally in san francisco the man who says he was attacked for no reason was left with a number of broken teeth when police moved in to break up the unrest 3 officers were injured and no arrests were made. a suici

j is not like tomorrow people will be able to get the vaccine in their arms, it's a two to three weekt the fda and then another two or three weeks for distribution and then to give it to people maybe another two or three weeks and the pfizer vaccine which is the furthest along requires a second dose and three or four weeks, having an okay would meet in february we are going to see the effect in the immune system needs two weeks to respond to the vaccine and you're right about the fda, the center for biologics decided and made an announcement six weeks before the election that they wanted an additional eight week observation. on top of any of the vaccine trials and they basically made no secret about it, they wanted to push her back until after the election, i think history will look back and say that was a terrible decision just at the influx of the exponential growth of the resurgence of the fall at a time when we need a vaccine the most. jon: you are saying it could've saved lives but it did not want to appear like they were putting their thumb on the election scale. >> pfizer has s

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that humans are are innovative and interesting and you know filled with life and possibility so p t j who is paul tudor jones said something incredible on c.m.t. see today quote i've never seen a store of value where you also have such great intellectual capital behind it when you short the bond market as an inflation hedge you're really betting on the fallacy of mankind rather than its ingenuity and then the same person summarized another thing that paul tudor jones said put p t j says other inflation hedges are fundamentally bearish humanity whereas because one is bullish humanity that is an incredible statement that i've never seen expressed so clearly before right now ok we talked about paul tudor jones going into big corner originally we said this was the elf in the room this is one of the but most important guys in finance in decades he called the crash of 1087 famously 1000 example of betting on humanity taken a hit and so now he's saying look we're heading into an inflationary world because the central banks about a terrible job for decades now and the government's under repor

let's look at the j&j timeline. they started working with barda and in march signed a deal to produce 1 million doses. in july started phase 2, much smaller trial. september 23rd started phase 3, which is tens of thousands of people. and on october 12th, as we just discussed, that trial was paused while they look into the illness that was unexplained. this unexplained ill in is. is it connected to the vaccine or is it not? poppy, jim? >> in so vaccine is one thing under trials now but another is treatments. eli lilly is pausing its trial of a combination antibody treatment similar to the one the president was given. explain exactly how this treatment works and what the reason is for this pause. >> so this treatment is very promising. it's in the same family as regeneron. that's the drug that was given to president trump. this was a family of antibody treatments. basically what they do to put it simply is in the lab make these antibodies and give them intravenously to patients and they're supposed to kind of take the

|j statue came down i felt like i had to get my point across.limbed up there andl to get my point across. i climbed up there and i spoke. i can't condemn you. idid there and i spoke. i can't condemn you. i did not know you climbed on there as well stop so we both climbed on there? i was up there myself. i don't feel so bad now. yeah, man. i just myself. i don't feel so bad now. yeah, man. ijust literally. iwent up yeah, man. ijust literally. iwent up there and i spoke from the heart, man, but this whole situation. i'm going to watch that speech. i'm not angry at you. i am angry at the system, do you understand? the system, do you understand? the system that we have to grow up in. the educational system that police and constabulary system. i don't know how it was for up but for me andi know how it was for up but for me and i was younger i used to get stopped and searched all the time. all the time. i did get arrested a few times but it was only for things that were my fault. i can't say i was with the stopped and searched all the time. that is ju

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karina: more on that j&j announcement.firmed its covid-19 vaccine trials have been halted because of an onyx plane illness and the participants. earlier this month, the company started late stage shots at its study. it was trading about 60,000 volunteers. astrazeneca also paused is test after a participant fell ill. the chinese demand for cars continues to strengthen, making asia's biggest economy a lone bright spot as the pandemic puts the break on sales in europe and the u.s. vehicles increased 7.4% in september from a year earlier to 1.9 4 million units. that is the third straight monthly increase. bridgewater associates found china has the upper hand over the u.s. on a range of issues. he said time is on beijing's side in the simmering spat with washington and the next u.s. administration will have to deal with china's continuing rise. thatin july, dalio warned trade negotiations could spiral into armed conflict. >> time is on china side and not on the united states's side. what will be a difficult situation in the new

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