lane was a consultant for merck in 2008, prior to merck submitting its p.a.s. what dr. lane says is that surely by that time, merck would have had enough information to have prepared an adequate warning about the atypical femoral fractures. >> mr. frederick, let's say i buy at least part of what you're selling. for purposes of this question. that the complete response letter, and what is it, the 355-04 -- >> i. >> thank you, doesn't completely answer our question. we have though the march 2010 safety statement from the fda, which pretty clearly says that they do not think that there is science enough to support a causal link between the drug and atypical femoral fractures, so whatever was missing in the complete response letter from the fda seems to come in march of 2010. why shouldn't we read the complete response letter in light of the march 2010 safety? >> again, we're getting into the agency musings of the type that justice thomas very eloquently wrote about in rine versus levine which is it is not impossible for the manufacturer to have done the right thing. what d

merck is the firm's number one pharma pick, as a matter of fact. shares rose a fractiono today $77.15. >>> box was initiated with a buy rating in new coveraget goldman sachs. the analyst calls it one of the bestositioned vendors in cloud content management. the price target now $31. shares closed at $23.45. that was up nearly 9% in today's trade.oo >>>ng holdings was upgraded to buy from hold over at deutsche bank. the analyst cites acceleration in a k hotel booking metric this year. the price target is $2,370. today's shares crept closer to that target, aing about 2% to close at $1,902 and change. >>> kraft heinz was downgraded from hol to buy at deutsche bank. the analyst cites competition from private label brands. the price target is $52. kraft hieneinz finish up about cents. >>> democrats and republicans do have some common ground when it comes to health care. they a wan lower drug prices. the state of the pharmaceutical business when we. >>> merck's ceo says he plans to testify during a senate hearing that's been called to talk aboud risig pr

merck's mission is to improve lives by bringing vaccines. research is at the core of merck.ast year we invest ed $10 billion in r&d, 23% of promise sales and invested nearly $70 billion over the past decade. over the last five years, we have also made capital investments of over $5 billion in the united states and we plan to invest more than $9 billion more over the next few years to increase manufacturing capacity and to open two new research centers in the united states. we go where the science leads us, which means we don't focus only on diseases in wealthier countries. for example, we're proud to have deployed 70,000 doses of our ebola vaccine working with the government. the goal is to save lives, even where no viable commercial opportunity exists. we do all this to serve patients. we fully understand that u.s. patients are having a harder and harder time of affording the medicines they need. while costs are growing at the slowest rate in years, our patients are too often being asked to pay more out of pocket. i'm here to sunlight some ways that together we can address

. >>> and merck is seeing the benefits of its cancer drug keytruda.harma giant's earnings getting a boost after soaring 66% last quarter, accounting for 20% of merck's total revenue. shares of merck are up nearly 3% on the news. >>> up next, we will take a deeper look at president trump's pending meeting with xi jinping. "countdown" will be right back. a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. woi felt completely helpless. trashed online, my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. they were able to restore my good name. if you're under attack, i recommend calling reputation defender. and consider joining their groundbreaking campa

thank you for joining. , we interviewed the ceo of mercke. that interview coming up later on.his is "bloomberg." ♪ ,uy: time for etf friday investors piled more than $7 billion into etf's in january. joining us now is bloomberg intelligence. let's go through the numbers. -- let's start with fundamentals. down,llar has been going let's also look at the technicals. there are developments happening, you have the s&p up, emerging markets are up 9%. on an absolute basis, it is breaking through the 200 day moving average. when that happens, it tends to get a lot of eyes and we see flow following that. that itwe just heard follows a bitter week. are you seeing that? >> we are. we get relative outperformance, this absolute outperformance. it is attracting flows into etf's. then we also have the idea that we have the jobs report and does that impact etf investing? >> it does. with a better job number, the u.s. is doing well, with em too. with this month alone, $7 billion came in, the second best month it has had. there is deftly a risk on. vonnie: that is -- there is definitely a risk

thoughts on merck. >> i like merck.ity on april just last week, so i bought it last week for clients. >> kevin o'leary nvidia versus facebook >> wow. >> or neither? >> i own them both, but if i had to pick, i would go with facebook it's so misaligned, the cash for last quarter was spec tack lace. it's the only -- i spend a fortune on facebook with my companies. >> wayfair, what do you do now after this massive run off the earnings beat? >> yeah, look, it's pretty expensive, but with good reason. if you don't own it, i don't think this is the time to buy it however, if you do own it and wondering where to get out wait for a couple down days in a row and let that bess your sell signal. >>> joe terranova. i wish i owned wayfair, unfortunately i owned rrc, i'll be a seller. >> union pacific, they announced a buyback program. i think fundamentals are strong, they have a great c.o.o. doing a good job on coast-cutting. >> liking some of these industrials and -- >> i do. i think there's value there. >> i think the acquisition o

on monday we had merck calls there as well. stock was trading around 77.30 at the time.re trading $80. they're not selling those out. we're seeing the april 82.5 calls being bought as well aggressive positioning for the upside these 82.5 strike calls getting bought i had the buy those back i already sold out on the others i like what we're seeing i love this unusual activity that we're seeing on a long weekend. usually start to see people pull back we aren't seeing that today. >> i got do ask you this on intel an amd, you're still holding? >> i'm holding i did trim a little bit. we had that unusual yesterday, but yes. i trimmed a little bit i still think there's upside amd is on a nice explosive move today. >> thanks. >> good to see you >>> if you want to know what we think of home depot, we'll get to that xt we're back in two minutes. driverless cars. all ground personnel please clear the hangar. trips to mars. $4.95. hydroponic farms. robotic arms. ♪ $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equit

and has had fellowships with the merck science initiative -- that is the fellowship that helped betty booker of oakland.. get her ph.d in bio- chemistry and molecular genetics.." it made me feel alot more confident when i was in the lab being the only one of color to have uncf behind me.. pushing me forward and to know if anything went astray i could call them and say hey what should i be doing right now" betty lights up when she talks about science .. the last three years she has worked in fremont at advanced cell she is the first of seven siblings to graduate from college .. attending a uncf college as an undergrad .. and her post - doctoral work at ucsf .. and she gives major credit to the uncf fellowship .. "uncf was really really pivotal in providing mentors.. providing access i needed.. once my phd was completed, they made sure i had access to conferences.. access to tools i need to complete my research as well." in its 75 years, uncf has had high profile support ... from presidents and other leaders. and high profile black college graduates ... a giant in civil rights, a suprem

how about merck?ause the blockbuster cancer drug keytruda, brought in $2 billion in one quarter. that never happened before. merck is a very big company. a very big gain too, 3.3% up. >>> sony, their profit report disappointing. this as the gaming business apparently seeing a slowdown. tell me more. susan: profit from sony's gaming business dropped 14% in the quarter and that really dragged on sony shares because sony really revamped itself from the hardware business. they don't sell vhrs, anymore, vhs machines as they're called. they're a gaming entertainment company. they haven't released a console in a long time. ps4 is the at end of its life cycle. they need to revamp. sony as playstation success is proxy for growth of gaming industry. how many people play console, cartridge games anymore? they don't. they download it. nintendo, super mario working for them. stuart: haven't downloaded a game in my life. i probably never will. you never know. you never know. the dow is up nearly, 180 points, that l

merck already reported. and then we'll get exxon mobil and chevron.re. the legendary super bowl winning quarterback, the great joe thighsman is here along -- theisman is here. cameron hayward is here as well. our jobs panel begins in about an hour as we identify where the jobs are. our top story this hour, starting the year off strong, the stock market posting the best performance in january in 30 years. the nasdaq seeing the best january since 2001, while the dow and s&p 500 closeing with the biggest monthly games since october of 2015. it all comes amid fresh negotiations between washington and beijing. president trump signaling optimism yesterday as the two sides work to hammer out a trade deal. >> we haven't talked about extending the deadline. the deadline is march 1st. that deadline has stayed. we really haven't talked about it. i don't think we have to extend. i think we will agree. i think when president xi and myself meet, every point will be agreed to. maria: we are just flashing this banner on the screen as the president was talking, senato

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keytruda, from merck.da-approved uses for advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. trish: breaking tonight, democrat stacey abrams just moments ago wrapping up her rebuttal to president trump's state of the union, and not so surprisingly here, her response was chock full of swipes at the president, swipes at the republican party, you name it. let's take a quick peek. >> the shutdown was a stunt engineered by the president of the united states, one that defied every tenet of fairness, families' hopes being crushed by republican leadership that ignores real life or just doesn't understand it. this is the next battle for our democracy, one we're all eligible citizens can have their say about the vision we want for our country. trish: all right. joining me right now former trump 2016 campaign manager corey lewandowski. and, corey, it's good to see you. before we get to stacey abrams and her commentary, let's focus on tonight's speech. >> look, i thought the president was phenomenal tonight, trish. he

great pipelines, whether merck forrizer, i like those two when you look around different areas, energy, one of the stock i was adding to as well and i see richard kinder buying it -- >> pipeline company. >> you say it trades with oil. it trades in a different vacuum. 5% dividend yield and goes through oils up and down and just at 55 then we pulled back pushing towards 50 so we'll see where oil and energy starts to move in the next couple of month. >> they shouldn't trade with the price of the commodity because they make long-term contracts. they're not saying i'm going to pay you more or less not like you go through the holland tunnel and each time is a different toll the fear is can you get new pipelines built? what is the capacity will there be more built 18% gain for the stock this year you don't seem to care. >> i love it i've own i h i' i've owned it before it reminds me of jamie dimon when i see folks adding to their position and already have massive positions -- >> by the way second richest man in texas. >> what the market did in december oil prices had a major correct people, i

look at both pfizer and merck. pfizer is within a whisper of an all-time high it made which 46.5, 47, and merck is close to its all-time high. in terms of big-time pharma you're talking about the potential for the double top of all double tops. if that were to happen, i'd say watch out below, folks. >> should we be concerned about some of these managed care stocks >> i think it's a huge political thing. so you have the hard core left liberal side pushing for medicare for all, but it's never going to pass. so the stocks react first to the rhetoric, but there could be a lot of dynamics where at least this rhetoric is heard it will never get passed, so i think this is a buying opportunity in hmos. >>> tesla set to resume trading any minute now elon musk is speaking on a company conference call right now. we'll bring you the latest. >>> plus the queen of the kitchen, martha stewart, cooking up a new loin of cbd lines in canopy growth. this could spark a cbd boom. more "fast money" after this in n canopy growth. this co

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keytruda, from merck.da-approved uses for advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. >> i'm back with doctor francis collins of the national institutes of health. let's talk about a subject of which you are one of the world's greatest expert about the genome research and gene editing. there's a lot of controversy surrounding the topic. people understand the medical benefits that can come from it. there is fear of frankenstein, we've all seen these images in our heads of science fiction. first draw, can you explain what gene editing is? what it does, and what the benefits are? >> let's get the terminology. we can get tangled up. so, jean added the is ability to take the dna molecule, which is an instruction book, you can think of it like a big encyclopedia. with a very precise apparatus called crisper cap, go in and change one letter or maybe a couple of letters, think of it as the find and replace on your word processor. except, now available to do that with dna. given that all living cells contain

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keytruda, from merck. with more fda-approved uses for advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. >> maria: welcome back. ouartificial intelligence, more important than ever for business and our lives. president trump signing an executive order to take on china and accelerate the country's ai innovation. i sat down with former president of google, he was running google china for a while. now, he's the -- adventures president. we want his take on the power of ai and which industries will benefit the most. >> is going to come in waves. the first is the internet industry. every worksite uses it. next will be financial industries. those are also numbers. lots of numbers coming in, trying to optimize and meant minimize fraud and maximize return. those kinds of applications can use ai, it almost turns into a cash printing the scene. there is no factory, logistics delivery, just virtual numbers. then after that are tougher but you can use it in retail, healthcare, manufacturing, you can use it to see and h

keytruda, from merck.-approved uses for advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. >> this week the trump administratn sapped new sanctions on venezuela and suggested even tougher actions may be coming. so what did that mean exactly? if here to discuss that and more is former deputy secretary of state john negroponte. ambassador, thank you very much, indeed, for joining us. can i start by asking you, venezuela's in a desperate situation. it's a country we've just within hearing about -- been hearing about how terrible the situation is for most people in the country, 32 million people. why should we be, why should the united states be so concerned about this country in particular? >> well, it's part of the inter-american system. it has been, in earlier years, a democracy, an important player in the hemisphere. it's got the largest oil reserves of, i think, just about any country in the world. how they've managed to completely mess that up is almost beyond imagination. but they have influence beyond

keytruda, from merck.da-approved uses for advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. >>> we're back with a rampage at a restaurant here in new york. witnesses say that woman was upset because the restaurant ran out of beef patties. so she smashed the window there is with a bat. causing $,000 in damage. police are now searching for her. >>> we turn to your money. a big surprise for people who file their taxes early. >> for the first time since president trump's tax cuts were passed, many americans are seeing their refunds shrink or in some cases disappear altogether. as more americans get their taxes done, early filers are expressing shock and anger. those refupds are not as big as they hoped. >> i hate calling it tax cut because it wasn't a tax cut for me. >> reporter: the average refund for the first week of filing down 8% compared to the same time last year. major factors include the deductions taken away under president trump's new tax laws. and changes to the decluxs for student loan interests.

keytruda, from merck.more fda-approved uses for advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. >>> by onoard usually refers to a baby in a car. but it took on a whole different meaning on a jetblue flight from san juan, prto rico, to florida. cell phones were recording as a woman gave birth to a boy, assisted by members of the crew and medical professionals on board. both the baby and the mother are just fine. >>>nd in topeka, kansas, it was twins for a woman who wt in premature labor and had a c-section. but that was onlyhe beginning of the story. her husband,se staff eant, arriving home from kuwait without notice and showing up at the hospital with flowers in hand. the video has been viewed more than 4 million times and it's not hard to see why. >>> when we come back, we'll go to rural kentucky, where they're producing a delicacy that just may be as a fitness junkie, i customize everything - bike, wheels, saddle. that's why i switched to liberty mutual. they customized my insurance, so i only pay for

keytruda, from merck.h more fda-approved uses for advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. >> maria: welcome back. ouartificial intelligence, more important than ever for business and our lives. president trump signing an executive order to take on china and accelerate the country's ai innovation. i sat down with former president of google, he was running google china for a while. now, he's the -- adventures president. we want his take on the power of ai and which industries will benefit the most. >> is going to come in waves. the first is the internet industry. every

when you look at the merck quarter, one of the best of the pharma, maybe the best of big pharma, pfizer, it is keytruda, the biggest drug ever, and that's against bristol-myers drug and there is chance that optivo will head but the street turned against it they look for a company that they can boost earnings with, that they believe they have something in the pipeline, celgene, people feel that celgene is one product like abvi i like -- people feel these are two narrow companies optivo and ref la mavlimidrevlia fantastic pipe you don't know about for celgene. people think it is bad for bristol. that's why everyone is so excited. i disagree with that. >> i know you do there are many who do think they got a good buy here in terms of at least when they bought and the multiple they paid for celgene, the deal will be creative right away. many datas i think i termed it in some way two drunks holding each other up so, yes. >> when i was at jpmorgan health care conference, i think you laid out a very good case. >> you're a believer. >> yes, i am a believer. i think bristol is a challenge company

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. >>> dow component merck reported better-than-expected earnings and revenue driven by sales of its cancer drug keytruda. sales alone were up more than 60% compared to a year ago and the ceo is confident that annual financial targets can be met, adding that the company has one of the broadest and most omising pipelines in a decade, and that sent the stock up more than 2.5%. >>> exxon andn, chev two of the world' biggest oil companies wowed wall street today. shares climbed more than 3% as a result. as sullivan reports now, the gains wer powered by the permeon. >> energy stocks have been the best this year and quarterly reports from the two biggest oil and gas companies did not di exxonmobil and chevron releand resultsriday and investors liked what they heard. exxonmobil, quarterlyarnings up 73%. earnings per share diagno$1.41. wall street consensus just $1.08. revenues were a little light but the market was pleased. the big win was on the downstream side, a refining selling the finished product. revenues were $2.73 billion, far ahead os. estima also a tax rate of 32% was much lower than th

merck said it invested $10 million in r & d last year and spent a billion on a drug that market.ade it to they tried to shift the blame to the middleman, the fapharmacy benefit managers. they say they're t realeason and urge lawmakers to pursue a solution >> no one company can unilaterally lower list without running into financial and operating disadvantages that make it impossible to do that. but if we all bring the parties together around the table with the goal of doing what's bestr e patient, i think we can come up with a system that works for all americans. >> reporter: this is just the beginning of the road her on capitol hill. senator clyck gra, the chairman of the committee that held the hearing, said he's not done just yet. >> we're not going to accept finger pointing. i believe that we all know, though, that there's so many people in this process and iere's so little transparency. >> reporter: the a lot of appetite for some sort of gislation on the hil but lawmakers still need to agree on what exactlyt like. ylan mui in washington. >>> the fda today outlined a mber of measure

keytruda, from merck.anced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. maria: welcome back. coming up next weekend on the program, federal reserve bank of dallas president and ceo robert kaplan, my special guest. he was the first one to tell me there was a slowdown coming. this weekend join me on fox news on "sunday morning futures," i have an exclusive interview with congressman kim jordan and the author of the book "a.i. superpowers." that's 10 a.m. live on sunday morning over on fox news channel. i hope you have a great rest of the weekend, everybody. that'll do it for us. thanks so much for watching, i'll see you again next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, and welcome to the "wall street journal" at large. this week the trump administration moved to ratchet up the pressure on venezuela's regime. on monday steven mnuchin, the treasury secretary, and john bolton, president trump's national security adviser, announced new sanctions against nicolas maduro and what's left of his government. the administration, along w

keytruda, from merck.vanced lung cancer >> glor: finally here tonight, everybody seems to be talking in a very quiet neighborhood. here's steve hartman "on the road." >> reporter: at the far end of islington road in newton, massachusetts, lives a little girl near and dear to the neighborhood. two-year-old samantha savitz is deaf, but, boy, does she love to talk to anyone who knows sign language. her parents, raphael and glenda. >> yeah, she's super engaging. she wants to, you know, chat up with anybody. >> yeah, her whole personality s anges when it's someone who can communicate with her. >> reporter: likewise, if someone can't, well, that makes sam just a little sad. her desire for engagement has been painfully obvious to everyone in the neighborhood. whenever they see her on a walk or in her yard, and sam tries to be neighborly, they find themselves at a frustrating loss for words. >> i didn't know what to say back. wouldn't you like to talk to her? a you know, basic conversation that one would have with

surprised many by claiming that too would a yellow vest under certain conditions political analyst nicola merck of which told us though that president is out of touch. if we yell of this means being for higher paid work and a more efficient parliament than i i'm a yellow that i think right across the people in his entourage just don't understand what's going on there so much discussion never did what differential are living on a daily basis that they have they don't know what type of answer to bring cannot come back he is over as the french president he could only get back his image he is hated by more than half the population today and i think you dislike what people disapprove of some of his actions i'm talking about a trip sometimes people don't realize how tough the police are in france how they how the violent they have been these past four weeks i have seen personally and this is a man being shot in the face just fifty centimeters away from me for doing nothing letting it out. another news today seven people have been killed including four children when a bus overturned in the kaluga regi

keytruda, from merck. advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. ♪ ♪ gerry: i'm back with glenn hubbard, former chairman of the white house council of economic advisers. as i said at the start, socialism is back envogue. it's been a long time since people have been talking about socialism in sort of serious policy terms. the democrats do seem to be committed to a whole range of politics, certainly very significant government expansion. why do you think we've got into this situation where serious politicians, presidential candidates, leaders in congress are proposing really pretty radical expansion of the government role in the economy? >> well, i think the big feature of an economic system, whatever you want to call it, is that it deliver mass prosperity. there are a number of americans, including many young people, that question whether the market-oriented system we all are familiar with generates that mass prosperity. socialism's not the answer to that question, but i can definitely see the conce

and has had fellowships with the merck science initiative -- that is the fellowship that helped bettyd in bio- chemistry and molecular genetics.." it made me feel alot more confident when i was in the lab being the only one of color to have uncf behind me.. pushing me forward and to know if anything went astray i could call them and say hey what should i be doing right now" betty lights up when she talks about science .. the last three years she has worked in fremont at advanced cell diagnostics. ..she is the first of seven siblings to graduate from college .. attending a uncf college as an undergrad .. and her post - doctoral work at ucsf .. and she gives major credit to the uncf fellowship .. "uncf was really really pivotal in providing mentors.. providing access i needed.. once my phd was completed, they made sure i had access to conferences.. access to tools i need to complete my research as we." in its 75 years, uncf has had high profile support ... from presidents and other leaders. and high profile black college graduates ... a rights, a justice .. a california well as leaders

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keytruda, from merck.d uses for advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. >> glor: we end here tonight with a story of courage underwf. >> reporter: you can call amanda merrell a regular 16-year-old, except "regular" wouldn't be the right word. the high school sophomore is also a fierce competitor on the varsity basketball team. >> they can't believe that she can do the things that she does. >> reporter: head coach jennifer shoup... >> she has a never quit, never- give-up attitude. >> this is my first leg that i got. >> reporter: as a toddler, amanda seemed to be healthy and rriving. >> she was a typical two-year- old running and around having fun with her sisters. >> reporter: but a routine x-ray c a bump on her leg revealed she had an often-lethal form of sncer, ewing's sarcoma. she had 14 rounds of chemotherapy before her third birthday. >> every morning, the first thing i would do was check to see if she was still alive. >> reporter: doctors amputated her leg at the knee. amanda was so young,

. >> reporter: and the ceo of merck with this unexpected admission. >> the people who can least affordfter the hearing senator john cornyn said the judiciary committee will investigate the companies' patent system. lawmakers are also investigating the cost of insulin. >>> a zookeeper is recovering at a florida hospital after being injured by a rhino. 50-year-old archie, the rhino, struck the woman with his horn during what was called a routine training at the jacksonville zoo. she suffered serious injuries but was conscious on her way to the hospital. it's the second injury caused by a rhino at a florida zoo this year. a 2-year-old was hurt in january when she fell into the rhino enclosure at a zoo in melbourne. >>> in sports who needs a soccer scholarship when you have an endorsement deal? 13-year-old olivia moultrie is skipping college to turn pro. two years ago at the age of 11 she signed a deal to play soccer at the university of north carolina, but her agent says the deal with nike is worth more than a four-year scholarship to unc. >>> the portland trail blazers' visit to boston g

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a lot of mist and merck i the end of the night. five degrees in the north.rn parts. —— not too bad. belfast perhaps getting some sunshine but for most of us quite a cloudy and mild day. rain sweeping into northern ireland western parts of the uk on friday night. it could be quite heavy. by saturday, that reina more patchy and you can see it stretches along the eastern coast of the uk. saturday looking blustery. this is the low pressure of setting the weather. this is what we really should be having this time of the year, from the atlantic. the weather does not look as though it will be that bad across the south—east, perhaps better than we initially thought. 0n perhaps better than we initially thought. on saturday, it will be quite right. the rain and wind across all western areas and that rain will take time to reach at parts of the country. it is sunday that will not be particularly pleasa nt that will not be particularly pleasant across the south. another weather front moving through. the south getting a bit of a soaking. probably not raining through all

there are companies reporting earnings, including the drugmaker merck, health insurer cigna and honeywellnvestment management. how are you? really well. marvellous. let's find out what you make of the banking industry. we've had not so great results out? tsp in the uk, announcing the first full year loss after the it for —— fiasco. and deutsche bank, it doesn't look great for them? absolutely right. 0ne doesn't look great for them? absolutely right. one can discern it is the global climate coming home to roost. a lot of people said it is perfectly 0k, central banks will put up perfectly 0k, central banks will put up interest rates, the global economy will heal, capitalisation will be ok, we will be off to the races. in practice, this is going to bea races. in practice, this is going to be a really difficult year for the global economy, the german economy is spluttering and that is one of theissues is spluttering and that is one of the issues for deutsche bank. the other issue is within the european central bank, the germany central bank, it is putting 1 trillion euros into the system, bor

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today is a list of seven of the top pharmaceutical companies including johnson and johnson pfizer merck adding bristol myers that cetera and they were scheduled to testify before that panel today and they have a collective market value of more than a trillion dollars bar so these are powerful lucrative companies with powerful lobbies now this is the first time these exacts have appeared before a congressional committee to answer any questions about drug prices which in and of itself is revealing as and that senators mention the thousands of letters that i talked about before that they receive from constituents who say these drug prices are so high they're having to choose between pills and bills in some cases they simply can't afford it at all in other cases and so these lawmakers want to know what can we do that can you know what can be done to make things better like we mentioned it is a bipartisan issue president tweeted just last month here's a look that you know hey we're going to bring this down we've already got policies that are working drug prices went down in two thousand and

keytruda, from merck.fda-approved uses for advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. wild weather will stick around. next on kpix 5 news at 7. >>> cold conditions. >> how long the wild weather will stick around. triumph of age over youth. did you hear? the patriots won. here's mark strassmann. full disclosure, mark is a big fan. >> and there it is. the dynasty continues! >> reporter: super bowl liii was rwin for the ages, for wisdom born of experience, like a 41- year-old quarterback winning his sixth title by adapting and evolving his game as he ages. >> look at this. how could this not motivate you? >> reporter: motivating the team all season, critics complaining they were over the hill. s> you're too old. >> i'm too old. you're too slow.teloed he is. brady won his first super bowl in 2001. goff was seven. rams coach sean mcvay, a 33- year-old prodigy, was schooled by bill belichick, a grandpa twice mcvay's age. >> no other way to say it, i got out-coached tonight. e> reporter: brady is the olde

keytruda, from merck.lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. . >> here in the united states we are alarmed by the new calls america was founded on liberty and independence and not government coercion domination, and control. tonight we were new our resolve that america well never be a socialist country. >> that was president trump in his state of the union address. what could very will be a central theme of the 2020 campaign. ocasio-cortez outlined a green new deal on thursday. >> he feels himself losing on issues every single policy proposal in order for him to try to throw people off the scent of the trail he has to really make and confuse the public. i think that's what he is trying to do. paul: kim, let's talk about this. we have the green new deal. we had remaking the corporate governance. i guarantee government job. is that fair to call that socialism or not? >> it is certainly while on