julia morgan from ucsf, i know we had another color, i know she is busy working. dr. morgan, thank you for being here. let's talk about, what exactly are long >> they are people who have had an initial covid-19 infection, you know, they don't get better, or they get a little better and start feeling worse. this can linger for weeks or months. we now even have people who have been suffering longer than a year. >> while. is there any sense yet of how many people are experiencing these long-term effects? >> we will see varying numbers from 10% of people who might linger in a few weeks to months, up to 30% of people who have had an initial covid-19 infection. a couple of weeks out, they don't feel like themselves. >> so what are some of the main side effects that people are experiencing? are they physical? are they mental? does it vary? >> myself and dr. johnson, we arrived at the covid-19 group at ucsf, so we have had the privilege of working with people, long haulers, this system is a profound fatigue that people experience. they live vibrant lives. doctors, nurses, law

julia. >> well, morgan, what an 8 k it was, as amc filed with the s.e.c.m time to time, the company warning quote, the recent volatility in our current market prices, reflect market and trading dynamics, unrelated to our underlying business we caution you in against investing in our class a common stock, unless you are prepared to incur the risk of losing all our a substantial portion of your investment. this comes after the stock gained 95% in the trading session yesterday as the company raised $230 million through a stock sale, and said it would use those funds for potential acquisitions and upgrading its theaters, as well as paying off debt ima x's richard gelfond said some of the money may goto upgrading theaters, in addition to buying smaller theater chains, and those would be an attempt to change the reality of amc's challenged business. it operates 585 theaters domestically, 97 internationally, and loop capital markets says amc is worth just $1 a share if valued on fundamentals, warning that theoretical admissions have been declining since 2002 whil

compelling as the judge put it >> right julia, and in the meantime, street will take this, if you've been defending facebook on the sell side, as a victory, morgan stanley today, i'm sorry, b of a to 400, they were at 390, they say it is a quiet week, this is a massive event ive as we said "squawk on the street," i can't think of a more important day of redemption for facebook than this ruling. if they do go back to the drawing board with a more compelling argument, what might some of these shares do in the meantime >> well, what has been interesting about all of this, carl, is that in the past couple of years as facebook has drawn more antitrust scrutiny, a lot of the times when these headlines have crossed, the stock has not necessarily suffered and part of that is because of this idea that if you were to break up the company, and this is true perhaps of all the tech companies, that the pieces might be worth even more than the company put back -- put together i don't know if that's necessarily true, in facebook's case, they generated so much value and distributing adds and targeting adds across the various platforms, but i think that, you know

morgan stanley note they are the firm's top picks behind facebook. facebook shares are down today about 1.5% guys, back over to you >> thanks, julia you know, barb, asterest are also among names trending higher today, bucking the trend any of these names look attractive to you in the medium to long term >> well, you know, i own a little bit of roku and a little bit of -- the valuation has gotten so extreme i've been holding and watching and waiting. i think longer term like so many growth stocks with great tailwinds, they will grow into their valuation but right now i am not adding on either name >> mike, some reporting as well from our colleague that roku is on the docket for a number of companies as a potential takeover i bet a lot of them wish they moved for that one of the reasons it has done so well or allowed itself to get this big is it was sort of agnostic to the other broadcasters initially one wonders had it been taken over whether that would have allowed it to get as big as it has done. >> it's probably something they have to contend with as to whether they'd just sort of be that third party neutral and benefit in general in the move towa