problem solved for mary klein, right? wrong. then you have to find a physician who's willing to do it. tell them about mary's odyssey y in that regard. >> mary klein looked and looked

problem solved for mary klein, right? wrong. then you have to find a physician who's willing to do it. tell them about mary's odyssey y in that regard. >> mary klein looked and looked and looked, and finally found a physician who was willing to work with her. and disposition -- this physician, i have to confess to you, she is now my physician -- >> wonder why? >> because she believes in medical aid in dying. i have now turned to her. but there are very few physicians initially d.c. said you have to have a registry and

problem solved for mary klein, right? wrong.n you have to find a physician who is willing to do it. tell them about mary's odyssey in that regard. mary klein looked, and looks, and looked and finally found a physician who is willing to work with her. w and this physician. >> guest: doctor kathryn ross,. >> guest: i have to to you she's now my physician. [laughter] >> host: i wonder why? [laughter] >> guest: because she believes in medical aid in dying and i have now t turned to her. but there are very few physicians initially d.c. said you have to have a registry, and you have tois list your name as a physician willing to carry out medical aid and dying. very few physicians were willing to do that and put their name out there in public. but now, we haveow a few, very few and the medication is very, very difficult to get a hold of. one was taken off the market by one of our drug companies. ask me why and i cannot answer it. once it was taken off the markets, a number of pharmacies began to create their own potions. , and now you

problem solved for mary klein, right? wrong.you have to find a physician who's willing to do it. tell them about mary's odyssey y in that regard. >> mary klein looked and looked and looked, and finally found a physician who was willing to work with her. and disposition -- this physician, i have to confess to you, she is now my physician -- >> wonder why? >> because she believes in medical aid in dying. i have now turned to her. but there are very few physicians initially d.c. said you have to have a registry and you have to list your names as to a physician willing to carry out medical aid in dying, and very few physicians were willing to put their name out there in public. but now we have a few, very few, and the medication is very, very difficult to get hold of. once it was taken off the market by one of our drug companies, asked me why and i cannot answer it, once it was taken off the market, a number of pharmacies began to create their own potions. and now you have to really find it through a physician. it's not easy. i'm ho

recently discovered that their big cats are more active in their environment if you spray calvin klein'ssion for men. and i was like, what that's not a surprise. that cologne is from 1998. of course cougars love it. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] y'all have to stop you can't just be "ohh"-ing everything cougars. ohh. [ laughter ] ohh. [ laughter ] then i read an article that said harry and meghan's choice to step back from the royal family was a missed opportunity to heal race relations in the u.k. and i was like, what it's not her job to fix your [ bleep ] country. besides, she already taught you the most valuable lesson of all, black people don't have time for your [ bleep ] so treat us right or we'll move to canada! [ cheers and applause i said, we will move to canada do you hear me seth? >> seth: sorry, what >> that's what i thought then something happened that you are never going to believe okay for real last week in a town called perryville, maryland, a white man robbed a bank in black face. and i was like, what are you doing? now you know there's probably only one black person in p

troubled areas ralph lauren, iconic name and also calvin klein and pbh. if you have an iconic name you can get through this period i think. people when we finally beat this, they'll want to spend and i think that the ralph laurens of the world will be the beneficiary. you got to get to the other side, but you can see ralph lauren's up $4 today why? because i think people are saying it's going to make it, and we're going to spend once we're doing better so that's what the market's trying to figure out right now what's iconic and what's unnecessary and ralph lauren's iconic >> interesting, jim. ft's got a piece about warehouse space for apparel, which is filling up almost as fast as warehouse space for oil on tachker tach tankers around the world good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, sara eisen, david faber live from separate locations jim will stick around as we talk to 3m's mike roman in a few minutes. let's get consumer confidence with rick santelli

we are joined now by naomi klein, senior correspondent at the intercept.he endorsed bernie sanders back in november anhas s joined u uso talk not only about his historic campaign as it surged and now as it suspended, but also to talk about coronavirus capitalism. naomi is the inaugural gloria steinem chair of media, culture and feminist studies at rutgers university, and author of several books, including "the shock doctrine: the rise of disaster capitalism." her latest book is titled "on fire: the case for a green new deal." naomi, it is great to have you wiwith us. you are one of ourur last guestn studio here and now you're speaking to us from your home in new jersey. can you talk about how you and your family have fared during this pandemic? >> welell, it is v very gooood e sort of with you, amy, an industry that going on your show is the last t thing i did in person before this lockdown. thank you forr asking. we are all doing well and healthy at the moment, though we weren't a couple of weeks ago ss we are very relieved to be. i just want to express m

natalie klein joined in crated marvelous events printed super informative printed and inspiring. some 15000 of us participated in that. we join in the great talk. and this is amy to be that haymarket, they put together and haymarket in fact has already organized a follow-up to naomi klein, and ms. taylor talk and they're going to reconvene. it will discuss the politics of coronavirus and that next talk will be broadcast on thursday, april 9th. so this thursday but next thursday at 5:00 o'clock eastern time. same time with this talk with mike davis and following on thursday, it continues with great dialogue between the scholars and activists groups. and naomi, two of the right experts on prison industrial complex on the incarceration during the lot of the news about. they will talk together on thursday april 16th. ness at 5:00 p.m. so these links, will be available below. you can register for both of these events. tonight's talk with mike will also be reported or recorded folks will be able to tune in later. you can access it on the haymarket books, and on youtube channels. we jus

that was doctor doctor eili klein from johns hopkins university. this is bbc news.d as a result of the virus has passed 200,000. the british prime minister borisjohnson is to return to work in downing street on monday after recovering from the coronavirus. spain, which has had one of europe‘s most deadly coronavirus outbreaks, is starting to take steps to ease lockdown restrictions. children are being allowed out of their homes for the first time in six weeks and the prime minister has said people may be allowed to exercise outside from next week if conditions allow. from madrid, here‘s our europe correspondent damian grammaticas. across spain, children have been confined inside homes and apartments since schools were shut, some six weeks ago, barred from even setting foot outside their front doors by some of europe‘s strictest lockdown rules. now, though, with the number of new coronavirus infections declining to around 3,000 a day, they‘re finally being allowed out, but only for an hour each day, and all parks and playgrounds remain out of bounds. in an address to

of beautiness to be in calvin klein like, you're in another level, man.y said. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when you see our photos next to each other, you're really going to laugh [ laughter ] wait until you see it. >> you know -- wait, wait. as soon as we finish here, you know what's going to be the first thing that i am going to do i am going straight to google and i want to post one of your calvin klein pictures on my instagram. do you mind? >> jimmy: no, man, i will post yours, wait until you see the difference you won't stop laughing. do you remember what face you were making in yours >> it was like - >> jimmy: oh, that's pretty good and let me see yours >> jimmy: mine was like this [ laughter ] like there is an explosion behind me. let's talk some music. "que chimba" was the last one you put out but it was like kind of came out because not for the right reason, right, it just kind of blew up >> that was crazy, man like, a day before, i had to fly to europe to start the tour, there is a guy that works here in the radio stations here in columbia and this g

york governor andrew cuomo says the state health care system is at maximum capacity he says at the klein in the number of hospitalizations could suggest a plateau ing off of infections in well the u.n. says there has been a horrifying global surge in domestic violence cases during the pandemic secretary-general and tanika terrace has warned that enforced lock downs are putting many more women and children at risk for years all governments to make the prevention and redress of violence against women keep part of the national response plans for coverage 19 that means increasing investment in online services and civil society organizations making sure the systems continue to prosecute abusers so if you've got to emergency warning systems in fantasies and groceries declaring shelters is essential services and creating safe ways for women to seek supports without alerting the abusers. the democratic republic of congo's government has shut down the capital's main commercial hub for 14 days kinshasa is the center of the or seas outbreak many of the 12000000 people who live in the city will be i

klein will become sap's sole ceo.ers with subprime credit scores are putting their auto loans on hold. there is a sharp drop-off in payments. to get through the coronavirus pandemic, borrowers are shifting their financial priorities. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much, viviana. earnings season underway. 85 of the companies within the s&p reporting this week. joining me for more, david lebovitz, j.p. morgan asset management global market strategists. when you have companies saying i have no idea what is going to happen, how do you put a valuation on anything? david: it has certainly been challenging as we've gone through what little information is available, digging through some of the recent filings. the base conclusion is that they basically have no idea. what makes this such a unique environment and a unique situation, and some companies have provided guidance on this, but you are seeing both demand and supply get squeezed, not unlike what is going on in the oil market. things are getting hi

uncannily similar to other teen girls profiles avatar mccullough well known labels like health and klein and ambush and never spoke the perfect promoter. an integral part of the scene micro influenzas they don't have millions of followers like carly kim campbell and go by. important for companies because the mix of brands and everyday lives on their streams makes them more relatable to their father was to keep users on the platform longer instagram now also offers shopping directly through the app . being able to shop without having to leave the app that's the idea behind instagram checkout. users can buy clothes handbags and shoes they see on instagram directly in the app payment is by credit card so pay pal data such as your shipping address can be saved for a few to purchases and the platform keeps you updated regarding the status of. instagram checkout has been available in the u.s. since march 29th the base of isn't included brant such as burberry and prada it does as well as sarah and. to date instagram shopping is available in $77.00 countries products with a price tag i think use

cooperation with smith, klein and french laboratories.television unit, smith, klein and french laboratories. >> american history tv is on every weekend and all of our programs are archived on our c-span.org/history. you can watch lectures in college classrooms, tours of historic sites, and see our programs.f upcoming that's c-span.org/history. >> next, on reel america, from 1942, victory garden. this u.s. department of agriculture film provides instructions to help citizens grow their own fruits and vegetables during world war ii. ♪[music] in the rolling hill country of northern rallying the holders to the call for more food, join the growing army of victory

is now forecasting at the kleine of 3 percent this year before the pandemic emerged as a grave threat to public health and economic activity the organization was expecting over 3 percent growth in 2020. the i.m.f. chief economist says the current measures to contain the pandemic make a severe slowdown on avoidable markets but this is a deep recession it is a recession that involves solvency issues it is the president that in walls unemployment rates going up dramatically and these tend to leave scars and while there are many very strong policy actions being taken some of this will spill over into the end the 2nd half of this year into 2021 the i.m.f. is optimistic about a robust recovery next year predicting global growth of 5.8 percent the institution is providing loans to nations that need help in dealing with a pandemic. we are actively deploying our one trillion dollar lending capacity to support vulnerable countries including through rapid dispersing emergency financing . and debt service relief to our poorest member countries and we are calling on official credit has to do the s

so you may know naomi klein's best selling book shock doctrine was also turned into a hit documentary i believe called fight club but don't quote me on that the shock doctrine basically says that the ruling elite exploit national crises like disasters or upheavals to establish controversial and questionable policies while citizens are too excessively distracted both emotionally.

klein will become sap's sole ceo. another hurdle for ibm in its transition to cloud computing.orecast for the year due to the pandemic. the -- theyted over say that over the next year, firms will delay plans. coming up, we will dig into the details with nick colas, data track cofounder. this is bloomberg. ♪ you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy, awesome. transfer your service in minutes, making moving with xfinity a breeze. visit xfinity.com/moving today. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson, with vonnie quinn in new york. this is "bloomberg markets." the historic drop in oil prices is taking its toll on the bond market. the 10 year u.s. breakeven rate, the proxy for average annual inflation in the next decade, reading further below 1%. fo

now my oh no he needs klein he pleaded guilty and we need a life now. but. i'm being the one in the. he was one of the top criminal defense lawyers in america. in my body. george would encourage me he can. detain me and a purpose in your life do something meaningful. he did not have a fair trial at these at the guilt phase or the punishment phase and what i want to happen is at the court's going to reverse everything and allow this case to start over the worst case scenario is that the courts are just going to look the other way. and they're going to say yes there might have been serious error here but none of that would have made a difference and if that happens to be in 4 years time 5 years time ken you would be looking at execution. that's the worst case scenario and that's there are people right now working in arkansas to make sure that happens. as we speak. and so what are you working on. i don't have time for you. i don't have to. talk about killing. in 10 days it's going to be a new year but do you see coming why will i get my case may very well that.

klein, great to have you on bloomberg. appetite across the world as we continue to do with the pandemic issues, i'm wondering player outlook is for gold, hovering at record highs. where do you see this going and what do you plan to do with the inflows? >> good morning, i think you would have to say that the outlook for gold is positive. in periods ofwell uncertainty, and we certainly have uncertain times at the moment. if the fiscal programs that all the governments are properly injecting into their economies and printing money, the one currency you cannot print is is 1700 u.s.t dollars today. we were pleased to hear that bank of america forecasting $3000 an ounce and there is a lot of positive sentiment around goal. that said, from an evolution company perspective, we continue to be focused on margins and profitability. shery: so what will you do with all? ? of that money flowing in we you pay down debts,? ? look at mna what are your plans >> jake: we will do everything through the lens we always have, which is how to cre

at mayo klein i can, almost every patient goes through to find out if there is a clinical trial match. you didn't realize how infrequently they were done or done with precision. maria: this is potentially saving people's lives. >> yes, it is. >> in 2013 i was diagnosed with breast cancer and treated in massachusetts general hospital. maria: based on her own diagnosis, the m.i.t. professor is using artificial intelligence to help with artificial intelligence. >> even though m.i.t. and ngh are just one stop away, they are ages away in terms of technology. a lot of times with machines doing very well in many other industries, they are not doing them in healthcare, which is -- if i affects all of us. >> using data from 60,000 patients, the professor uses a mammogram to learn patterns in breast tissues that could be precursors of cancer. you it can predict cancer as far as five years into the future. >> we are able to detect breast cancer earlier than a radiologist might. maria: the provost at m.i.f.'s teams are driving research. a radiologist and a machine algorithm is doing transformativ

governor andrew cuomo says the state health care system is at the maximum capacity he says at the klein in the number of hospitalizations could suggest plateauing off infections. the democratic republic of congo's government has shut down the capital's main commercial hub for 14 days can shut says the center of the deer sees outbreak many of the 12000000 people who live in the city will be impacted by that the situation because they also work or do business in the district of the heart of virus has in fact that 161 people and killed 18 nationwide. we pray to god that he will look after this country to live these measures because if it continues like this it will be a catastrophe and people risk of. stress to not look. like a way of explains the significance of closing down the district of columbia. well there are government buildings foreign embassies the headquarters of large companies and other commercial buildings but it actually makes a very small part of the city or kinshasa that outside of the center. it is the 3rd largest city in africa about $12000000.00 people living in cramped

. >> stay-at-home mom stephanie klein said she has never had more vivid dreams than the ones that she has been experience. >> they left me drenched in sweat and a real physiological response. she is not alone. >> during the pandemic, they have seen in up. and vivid dreams. in the ability to recall that. >> some of us were getting more sleep and you have more dreams right before you awake in the morning. >> in the survey more than 2000 people described 5000 covid-19 related dreams in the last month. the psychologist is collecting the dreams. >> a lot of these i have it and maybe i am going to die and then there is a lot of dreams that have metaphors for the virus. every bog in the world attacking the dreamer >> experts say one function is to help process what we experience during the waking hours and some say there is ways to influence what happens when you close your eyes. >> just as you fall asleep you can image whatever you want to dream about and that increases the odds she will have that you are requesting. >> they suggest simple ways to set yourself up for good shot. keep the sam

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you know calvin klein. the stock was trading 105 at the end of last year it's now $32 after plummeting another 13%. turns out pvh did well this quarter. company posted a solid top and bottom line. beat slight misses on the margin front. management also declined to give -- for the full year. gave verbiage that makes me nervous. they don't know when stores will be able to reopen. it's not like you need a new wardrobe when you leave the house. let's check in with the straight-shooting chairman and c.e.o. trying to fill in the blanks here. welcome back to "mad money." >> how are you, jim? i wish we were together. at least we could give each other an elbow bump. >> i wish we were together, too, manny. i appreciate the fact you came on people said, you know what, because he's in apparel i bet he doesn't want to talk it's the opposite, you come right out. i'm thinking of your company, manny, because of the balance sheet, the revolver you drew down and i think you have a lot of staying power. >> thanks, jim i think

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and i want to klein upclean up mindless goof yesterday, i made a conference to springtime skiing whichbviously we're not recommending now. stay at home and not leave. so i apologize for that goof. >> no need. >> and i took it as a metaphorical thing. >> and the number of mindless groove goofs i've made, your pale in comparison. >>> >>> coming up tonight, the new stay at home orders are no walk in the park. >>> and also one neighborhood knows what it is all about, and see how they are building unity 6 feet apart during this tough time. plus -- ♪ >> fair womrewell to handlmilton co coming up about. >>> and we know these days the news is mostly sobering. >> and that only increases the need for moments of peace and tranquility. >> and this is a solution for you, two live osprey nest cameras for you. >> a pair recently laid their first egg. >> and the parents take turn fishing and raising their chicks for the millions now home scol they are downloadable l >>> tonight, the staggering death toll across this country. more than 4,500 dead from coronavirus. in new york, now nearly 2,000 dead. re

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klein says that there are about 300 this 6th 76th and 8th graders at clyde fisher school and that they're doing everything they can to ma sure these kids continue their education through distance learning but these burglaries are not helping and he's hoping that those police patrols will uh huh do some good here and he's also hoping that it's not a case of students at home with too much time ontheir hands, reporting live rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>thank you robin oil prices are continuing toollapse and the negative prices for oil are likely to cause hundreds of us energy companies to go bankrupt. the demand fo energy is slipping with planes parked cars in their garages and factories shut down storage tanks for all that excess ude are so getting very close to their limits. sellers with oil contracts e paying buyers to take the oil a strategic management ke with professor at san jose state university for some insight. >>the amount of decle gas prices is not nely as grea as the amount of decline of crude oil prices so and that's reasonable because the the the refid gasoline are the doing le

they will come in and see something that they can't get at a local grocery store whether that's a kleining product and they will grab that and they will head home after a long day of work then come back and take care of, you know, our family members that are here in the hospital. >> now, richard wood started the program at a sister hospital nearby and shared the idea with others. now, the hospitals in 28 states have similar programs. >>> you have to pay bills. we have to survive. we have to live life. they're not being completely empathetic to our situation. >> growing frustration as millions of americans file for unemployment during the stay at home orders as the backlog in california grows, the major challenges ahead. >>> the most beautiful weekend to the extent that we love warm weather. people want to go to beaches, parks and play grounds and go on a hike. >> that's for sure. the weekend forecast calls for nice weather, but social distancing orders are still in place. we're going to talk about what you can and cannot do when heading outdoors. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings

up with an alternative solution for handling the waste it's called eat tara and was founded by if klein or tunnel nigeria usually generates $1000000.00 tons or tonic with talk less of what it allows importation into the country the difference between our treatment and the informal homeless if i want to live don't have the knowledge i don't have the tools all the machinery to safely be caught and dismantle. the device. the terror collects discarded devices like laptops speakers and mobile phones which are then checked over at the company's material recovery for 30 those parts that can still be used i restored and mostly d.n.a. to this charity the rest is dismantle the terror has invested in the range of machinery it allows the workers to dismantle the waste in a way that is safe for the environment and for themselves and exhaust hood is used to contain the toxic feed. you're not blurred you can have so many carcinogenic materials that are trapped there sucked out and trapped trapped inside it's our diminishing tricks are effectively detoxified while we dismount. so all of the glass and a

we've come to dr doris klein hearts practice in recent years more and more of the g.p.'s patients have been asking her about vitamin d. . and if. this is so does that make patients suspect that they have a vitamin d. deficiency our tiredness and fatigue are feeling a bit low that makes things a little difficult because these nonspecific complaints could be symptoms of many ellis'. could. the body makes women deal itself with the help of sunlight which triggers the formation of the vitamin in the skin liver and kidneys the vitamin promotes the uptake of can see them which helps the growth and maintenance of strong bones and muscle growth back in 1900 doctors discovered that poor nutrition but above all a lack of sunlight and the resulting shortage of vitamin d. could cause rickets from then on this childhood disease was treated in part using ultraviolet lamps. u.v.b. rays in sunlight are critical for the production of it in the they account for 80 to 90 percent of our victim indeed needs. if you spend 15 minutes a day out in the sun that's enough and if you also eat fatty

i'm here to try to go if not. 2 against klein and i for one small and simple thing you can start off with for training your happiness. is when you're lying in bed at the end of the day that money but some think of 3 things that happened that day that you're grateful for and what hurt you played in them happening it's hard to see a deeper see it's and maybe you'll find it difficult in the beginning to think of 3 things in this interview but it will get easier and more importantly it's great to see how you make your own contribution to the things happening by click this and just see it. so i would like to do some exercises smelters you've got some exercise for me to get happy well you know it's about habits so if you're prepared to change a habit for a week i have an exercise for you just for a week for one week ok that's what you do you know it's real all right ok so here's a book so for the next week what you do this you do an exercise called 3 blessings at the end of every day you think about what was really good today that's easy that should be easy so you write that down and then

york governor andrew cuomo says the state health care system is at maximum capacity he says of the klein in the number of hospitalisations could suggest a plateauing off of infection. japan's prime minister has pledged a one trillion dollar stimulus plan in an effort to contain the economic fallout from the coronavirus the package is expected to be confirmed by shinzo of his cabinet on tuesday and will see cash payments made to households and small businesses abbay is also expected to declare a state of emergency within the next 24 hours that will allow governors to call on people to stay at home 85 people have died from the virus and more than 3500 ks in cases have been confirmed infections though are rising in major cities. well as japan imposes new measures china is heading in the opposite direction the city of $100.00 where the outbreak began is preparing for its lockdown to finally come to an end as jessica washington has more now on the situation across asia. with just days to go before the city reopens council workers in han are trying to bring it back to what it was before these

so you may know naomi klein's best selling book shock doctrine was also turned into a hit documentary i believe call the fight club don't quote me on that the shock doctrine basically says that the ruling elite exploit national crises like disasters or upheavals to establish controversial and questionable policies while citizens are too excessively distracted both emotionally and physically to engage and develop an adequate response and resist affectively that's exactly what's going on right now citizens around the world are dealing with shock and not only because we're forced sex wall 6 feet apart which is. difficult and messy and really not very romantic especially when you're each on different balconies with a 30 foot drop between you and other people on the other balconies to watch it's rough it's terrible but we're also shocked because people are losing their jobs their security their futures the federal reserve now estimates coronavirus job losses could total $47000000.00 and the unemployment rate may hit 32 percent these shocks are being exploited by the ruling elite the larges

so you may know naomi klein's best selling book shock doctrine was also turned into a hit documentary i believe call the fight club but don't quote me on that the shock doctrine basically says that the ruling elite exploit national crises like disasters or upheavals to establish controversial and questionable policies while citizens are too excessively distracted both emotionally and physically to engage and develop an adequate response and resist a fair.