. >> reporter: protesters interrupting markel rich. >> since you have been elected. >> locking down -- makes anybody happy. >> the counties on lockdown until monday, starting phase i of reopening. sports fans get the go-ahead's in texas. the capacity was limited to 25 person and a sense of normalcy in mississippi, oklahoma and

howard markel.e is the director of the center for the history of medicine, here to talk with us about the -- what we can learn from past pandemics and the history of past pandemics, particularly in the u.s. good morning, dr. markel. tell us about the history of medicine. what does that cover? guest: well, the history of medicine. [laughter] the second oldest profession in the world. forle have been getting ill a long time and seeking the help of physicians, whether they were formally trained or not since at least antiquity. medicine study the history of illness, the history of medical progress or knowledge, as well as specific fields like public health or pediatrics or in my case epidemics. it is a very rich field because everybody gets sick. if you are studying history, you are studying the history of medicine. host: what do you find of the biggest similarities and dissimilarities between this covid-19 pandemic and past pandemics? in particular the 1918 spanish flu? guest: well, there are a great m

there's a phrase markel there is a in martialif arts, choked out. for that length of time it's impossible for somebody to survives that as that's the most sensitive area of somebody's neck. white went on for that long period of time, we don't know. we've got new video will bee, getting to in a minute. at my request, the president said the fbi and department of justice are already well into an investigation to this very sad, very tragic death in minnesota of george floyd. the president has tweeted, the four minneapolis o officers involved in the arrest were fired on tuesday hours after a bystander's video showed an officer kneeling on the handcuffed man's neck even after he pleaded that he could not breathe and stop moving. new video has just been released we are going to get to. as a matter of fact, we have it? let's go to this new video that was just released. put it up full screen. obviously no talking here but you can see more from a different angle. this is... what this video is showing is mr. floyd is not resisting arrest. we will follow this t

markel, boston properties, ford, chubb and boyd gaming. we'll do this for you every friday >>> one troubling trend facing income seeking investors is that dividends are being cut. companies that are suspending or canceling their payout the highest since 2001 companies such as boeing, disney, ford, delta and more making that list payouts expected to fall by as much as 10%. how can you predict what quarterly payouts may be headed for the chopping block and get ahead of that, joining us now, managing director who has crunched the numbers and has nine names that could be at risk not sure we can say all the names. we've been rolling the names but quickly, what metrics are you using to tree to predict >> sure. great question thanks for having me on. a couple of different things to look at. we start with our uniform accounting numbers we restate the financial statements to get rid of all the problems we have and understand what real corporate profitability and earnings are the next thing we focus on when trying to identify what companies are at r

union is hosting a donors conference next week for governments and organizations to pledge money markel called for global cooperation in her in her weekly video address. an interview with a company body can get sick with this virus and so it's on time to work together across the globe this is not only an opportunity to working together rather i would say it to necessitate germany's taking on this responsibility and will make sure that once a vaccine is developed that it benefits all people to be good rule and that was german chancellor angela merkel in her weekly video address as germany slowly begins to relax its coronavirus measures the economic cost of the shutdown is being closely scrutinized and is warning there will be a record recession this year output is expected to shrink by more than 6 percent and so despite the health risks calls are growing louder for restrictions to be eased more quickly to help german businesses back on track. the cars in the showroom are kept shiny as ever despite the absolute dearth of customers new car registrations in germany alone plummeted 40 percen

early or to too great a an extent so it's definitely a double edged political sword that that's anglo markel has handed to the state premiers and it seems that this struggle between federal and state was certainly a contentious issue throughout these talks today but in the end it seems for now that the decision making will be localized regionalized to the state level and as i mentioned a lot of the decisions over reopening zone of restaurants of baa's and also universities that will be decided at a state level. that is of course front paid to brady there thank you very much. in the u.s. stunnel trump has tweeted that the country's coronavirus task force will continue to operate indefinitely so a reversal for the u.s. president who just yesterday said the task force would be wound down of services such a move would have signaled that reopening the economy not ending the pandemic was the administration's top priority meanwhile some models are showing a spike in the number of new infections and deaths in the u.s. the hardest hit area new york has taken an unprecedented some say historic step in

so previously my name's markel truly or oppose though i'm a retired university professor and i'm going to show you the city starting with st francis of assisi church which is often displayed on postcards. it's a catholic church built in the late 18th century based in part on designed by antonio francisco lisboa who was known as the little cripple because an illness had left him disabled and disfigured if you don't do this economy but that didn't stop him from becoming the greatest sculptor of brazil's baroque. has a strong religious tradition. there are chapels all over the city this one depicts a scene from the passion of christ these. days is 300 years old we knew it was founded in the early 18th century. but i'll go it was discovered in the region colonists and adventurers came pouring in. the facades in stately homes still worth like the city's affluent past. its old center is a protected historic site so no. so no hay once the 85000 people live here and the city lies about 200 kilometers from the state capitol belo horizonte going to say it is economy is based on the service secto

the care was all that they were markel i mean that yeah you know they're like her daughters and i think she gets more comfort and pleasure from their presence than ours i think we stress around you know she's supposed to remember things about us but she does say that mean stresses. so it's a 45 minute drive one hour drive by peter brown is a british hotelier who bought this holiday resort 11 years ago. it was appalled before he transformed part of it into a dementia care facility after realizing how badly his mother was looked after back home in the u.k. i went to. an english care issue and within 15 minutes i'd called the ambulance. what happened you got cancer of the throat. she was dying in a carriage or. i'm not going to go to that one place the same philosophy of not enough cash stuff after 6 o'clock at night. you're on your own and of god. i passionately believe that care helps people have a better life it's not about how long you're going to live it's how much you can enjoy your god. if you take a disease like dementia you've probably got at least 8 years to live so it becomes qu

more people on the side of the trade if some of my email addresses l r o l l p a r g e m a to edward markel for 2 got some email which on a list every quarter i write something explaining how i'm doing the situation talks about gold stocks. and bet going to because as or not decline as gold thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you very much max thanks they should check that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report let me max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our guest lawrence lockhart you can find him on twitter you can find us on twitter the kaiser report the next time. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability very important to accelerate the transition to sustainable prize board sustainability sustainable manner more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely hama's. leave. it to congress member. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away this is something else this doesn't want anyone else i know. news knew we didn't dream and i'm stunting them under

for more on the story we can speak to dr markel that gano is an anesthesiologist and critical care physician he also drafted a series of recommendations to help italian doctors who are treating i.c.u. patients and he joins us from touraine dr ghana good to have you with us italy is slowly coming out of lock down today you have been on the front lines of this crisis do you think it is the right time to lift some restrictions. well i think it's an avoidable because you cannot keep just people at home for months saw we are a little bit scared as health care professionals because. our fear is that that this will be like a sort of. champagne cork just popping because people are really exhausted after nearly 2 months at all so we all hope that people will be able to follow the rules so follow the existing restrictions not they were getting us in new stuff. and we are leaving is it is a taste because if we see another explanation of surgery in $34.00 weeks of course or probably the government will have to close again. so on there is a lot of uncertainty and for sure we are we are a little bit tired

and that's got more we are joined now by dr markel gano an anesthesiologist and a critical care physician he trusted a series of recommendations to help italian doctors treating i.c.u. patients he joins us from turning thank you so much for joining us here on the program and i'd like to begin by asking you because we need to have heard here that italy is slowly coming out of its lockdown so as someone who has been on the front lines fighting this virus do you feel it's the right time. probably yes use the right time because we cannot expect the whole country to remain told my is a latent for many months so i think this is an unavoidable and now the epidemic curve . has been flattening and now we are. our hospitals are a. very rarely secured case in my hospital for example in the last 3 weeks we had just a few cases and this situation is totally different from this situation we experience the. mid march for example so i think it's. understandable that people just are. just want to go back to their social life ready. the very tired after nearly 2 months at home but i'm leaving this is a cas

have seen markel a leader who acts with caution and whose. actions are based on science and on the facts and many critics of president president strong steps and that's something that he's approached should show as well so. at points you're in in your ass media. definitely sees a germany as a leader in the west in taking on this pandemic and let's talk about the u.s. president donald trump you know says that the u.s. crew of bombers task force will continue indefinitely just today of course he suggested be opposite of that while you do this u. turn well the reason he gave for his change of mind is very telling i think it tells a lot about what he's thinking and he's priorities he said today that he had no idea hope hope you are the top of the force was until yesterday when he started announcing that he's thinking about winding it down when he said he got a lot of phone calls from people telling here him that the work that task force is doing is highly appreciated so that was that moment he said that he decided that he wants to keep it on howe

also coming up a difficult balancing act germany's on love markel announces further steps to ease theuntry's school grownups are swapped out but it is not as easy as it seems and hundreds of protesters some armed gather at the capitol building in the u.s. state of michigan to demand an end to coronavirus restrictions.

people on the side of the trade it's my email addresses elop aren't so l l p a r d e m a to edward markel so send me to email which analysts every quarter write something explaining how i'm doing the situation talks about gold stocks except and bet going to have because as we know it but quite as gold thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you very much max thank station check that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report let me max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our guest lawrence low part you can find him on twitter you can find us on twitter the kaiser report to next time. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person that there is great sure. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. time after time called her ration to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to excel or a transition to sustainable transport sustainability stay number man at a more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely harmless. and it dawns on the companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done fa

angle markel has also said from germany that that's not going to just happen overnight but i do want to turn to a last quick answer now president trumpet favor now his favorite threat is a tariff he's floating the idea of imposing these new tariffs on china to punish for what we he is calling the mishandling of the crown a virus are we looking at another possible trade war we just signed the phase one trade deal a few months ago. well we're in an election year so all bets are off and terms of. restraint i think the global economy would be much better served if there was a very. a little talk about their tariff escalation but in an election year that's become the the way in which you beat up on china and that sli the way in which we're going to live i think for the next 6 or 7 months but i certainly hope that we won't see an escalation and this is really just a pause during this is really a threat without substance because the global economy and individual national economies do depend a pawn a reintegration and a deescalation of the national tower of thorough war that's really what's

want more people on the side of the trade it's my email address is l r o l l p a r d e m a to edward markel. send me an email which on a list every quarter i write something explaining how i'm doing the situation talks about gold stocks etc and bet going to because as we are not quite as gold thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you very much max thanks they said. that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report let me max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our guests lawrence low part you can find him on twitter you can find us on twitter the kaiser report tonight by a. pretty . good food descriptions sound appetising even for the owners so how to choose the path food industry is telling us what to feed our pets more based on what they want to sell us then was necessarily good for the pet turns out that food may not be as healthy as people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes and arthritis they have auto immune disorders these allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge have a democrat problems all of them i believe can be linked to ve

industry of course is hit very hard at the moment and yesterday german car bosses were talking to other markel about support measures for their industry they're not the only industry that is crying out for for help really a lot of times are for example the german flag carrier is in dire straits as we know and might need a massive injection of cash from the government the government has already said set up a couple of packages that you've done that you've just mentioned about 750000000000 euros that how just how deep are germany's pockets at the moment. there's a germany has said that it will do whatever it takes and having not taken on any new debt in many many years it found itself in quite a comfortable position where it rose was ready to hand out its financial aid to 2 millions of people across germany and keeping those small businesses afloat but of course as you mentioned that is growing pressure as well particularly from the automobile industry here in germany something that's been criticized by of the sexes within the business sector as well of the industries for the pressure that they'

. >> reporter: protesters interrupting markel rich. >> since you have been elected. >> locking down -- makes anybody happy. >> the counties on lockdown until monday, starting phase i of reopening. sports fans get the go-ahead's in texas. the capacity was limited to 25 person and a sense of normalcy in mississippi, oklahoma and arkansas, people walking to restaurants and malls as states lift restrictions, donald trump is expected to participate in a roundtable for industry executives on reopening. todd: senate democrats sounding the alarm on donald trump's ongoing judicial confirmation, capturing federal courts. >> these are not judges, they are against the interests of working people, they want to appeal roe v wade, it is fading away. they have been politicized. >> does the president have a right to fill vacancies? the spokesman for the judicial crisis network, thank you for joining us. do you think the criticism is warranted? >> reporter: elections have consequences and the famous words of the most recent democrat who occupied the white house and donald trump and the leadership of th

markel tell us who the niners will be playing in the las vegas raiders. >>> the special weight used bynd fire departments supported healthcare workers today. >>> it is warming up, today we had 95 degrees and then, cooler the coast, but tomorrow into the upper 90s inland, back here without forecast. >>> the nfl still operating business as usual, the release the schedule for the 2020 season. our sports director with what we've learned so far, where the niners going to be playing? >> is one of those things where you can understand where the nfl is coming from. they have to believe that the season will go on. and mark my words, and have 1 million contingency plans behind it, but they want to just go on as scheduled and here are the highlights. 49ers having won the super bowl, everyone was excited about the prospect of who they will play, and believe me, the network believes a lot of the rest of the country wants to see the 49ers as well, let's take a look at some of the highlights, as the actual entire season starts september 10th, but the 49ers will open up september 13th versus kyler mur

him to be concerned with how the queen handles a sword, because we all saw how she stabbed meghan markel. you don't know what she's cable of. i just can't wait for him to meet all of the other knights once the pandemic is over. "i'm sir tom moore, knighted for raising 40 million for the n.h.s." "i'm sir mix-a-lot, and i was knighted for always telling the truth about how much i like big butts." but this goes to show you two things. one, when it comes to helping, your age doesn't matter. anybody can help. and, two, people in every country around the world are really desperate for sports right now. people in england are like, "it's no olympics, but there's an old man walking around his house right now. it might be entertaining. >> i'd pay 10 pounds right now to watch that! and, finally, has this pandemic made you wish you could be living in another universe? well first of all, congratulations on being basic. and, secondly, here you go. >> reporter: it may sound like an episode of "the twilight zone," but nasa scientists say they have detected a parallel universe that exists next to our own

markel tell us about that, coming up later in sports. >>> and up next, growing concern that california's prison system isn't doing enough to protect inmates from the coronavirus. >> the deaths that have occurred, i'm going to be honest, they were completely foreseeable, and preventable. the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> is a perfect opportunity for a virus to spread rapidly. >>> new at 10:00, locked up and in close quarters, is and inmates are increasingly at risk of catching and spending the coronavirus. so far, there are more than 1200 cases of covid-19, inside california prisons. there is a fierce debate about whether or not enough is being done to protect both inmates, and guards. ktvu investigative reporter, brooks jarosz, on the outbreaks and the response. >> reporter: nine inmates

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