. >>> news breaking from merck, meg tur rel joins us with more >> reporter: merck saying it's going to accelron for 120 shares in cash or $11.5 billion. this is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2021 with it merck would get a cardiovascular drug for pulmonary hyper tension, which is a rare disease. it's in phase three development and another drug for anemia and certain rare blood disorders so $11.5 billion deal for ceo rob davis who just took over from ken frazier july 1st. a wig move in the space. this had been telegraphed from bloomberg a week ago reporting that accelron was the target and merck was the buyer. not looking like a huge premium where accelron is now, but 45% from where the company was trading between april and august this should be a shot in the arm for bio tech space we'll talk with rob davis in the 7:00 a.m. hour big move, new ceo. tune in for that guys, back to you. >> 10 billion where it is now. just on market cap i just looked at a chart, meg. big move from 130 up to where it is but you go back to november of 2019, it was down at under 40. looks like it wa

merck is taking a big risk the face three data, they're just starting those trials they're not goingo actually get the answer to say those trials until the end of next year the expectations is you would not see a drug on the market until, let's call it, 2023 that's being pretty aggressive so there is risk here from merck, no doubt about it now, there's potentially multibillion dollar market for this dripping. it would compete against the likes of what j&j bought when they bought the drug for treating the same basic disease so look at merck shares responding quite positively s we talk so much about tech kneeling companies and their ability to obviously create a great deal of wealth this is part of tech, in a way, 400 employees, $11.5 billion not quite pharmaces that gilead bought years ago, but it gives you a sense of the firepower of these companies and what howard paying for, and what merck is paying for it's an important deal, under new management, new ceo, new head of research their key cancer drug will come off patent over some period of time, so it is an important move that merc

, a bit of mist and merck, 1— two showers. 13— 15 c across the board, tomorrow starts off warm, mainlynshine around is the winds will be stronger from the south breaking up our cloud. meanwhile this cold front will arrive across northern ireland in western scotland, bringing stronger winds and heavy rain at times. very warm for late september, 22— 23 c. that cold front continues to journey its way eastward through sunday night, it doesn't reach the eastern side of the country before we get to monday morning, so another dry, warm, muggy night, but behind that rain band for the west, it will be turning cooler. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. this is bbc news. the headlines: and in germany. a tech result in the general election, but the centre left spd are marginally had. translation: i am happy with the boats in _ translation: i am happy with the boats in this _ translation: i am happy with the boats in this country. - translation: i am happy with the boats in this country. dave | the boats in this country. dave decided the — the boats in this cou

welcome change. >>> merck and pfizer recently announcing the start of medications to help with covid-you, thank you so much for joining us do you think the antivirals could still be a big seller for these companies? or is the focus very much more on vaccines? >> thanks for having me. look, tamiflu is a multibillion dollar drug in the flu setting, depending on the flu season. there's no reason why it couldn't by an antiviral it's an add-on to the vaccine option. >> the ones being trials at the moment, whether it's merck or pfizer, are they likely to be better than what's out there already. is there a need for better antivirals >> there's three -- merck, atea, and pfizer as it relates to what's out there right now, we have vaccine and antibodies antibodies have an antiviral effect, but however, there's a limit to that. you have to be older, above a certain age group, so there's a lot of most importantly it's not just an oral antiviral's ability, it's also the possibility is may even help you in a post-exposure prophylaxis setting. >>> so just to dig into that more, the antiviral piece o

wait, this is almost as big as merck, how can that be? here is why. in terms of revenue per employee, moderna is 3.5 million per employee and merck is 290,000 per employee in terms of net income, moderna, 2.2 million per employee merck, well, they're about 50,000 per employee. so usually more profitable, much more efficient allocator of capital than any pharma or biotech company. you can't compare moderna to merck any more than you can compare amazon to macy's you get my message here, this is a technology platform that has tremendous innovation and because of their technology, the time to market for their therapeutics and vaccines will be much quicker ultimately so yeah, moderna still the cheapest stock i own >> maybe that helps answer the next question. i'm trying to help our viewers as much as possible. do you think about how long you're going to hold this? is this, i'm holding it for forever, foreseeable future? do you take any profits? how do you think about that? >> so i have the core position i trade around i bought some more stock

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romaine: merck finally confirming that deal with acceleron.will give access to that hypertension drug. about $11 billion in cash coming out of the pocket of merck. carico rallying this morning, -- perrigo rallying this morning, finally settling that european tax case in ireland. one of the retail favorites out there is actually dole. this came to the market is a public company in july. it has been a huge underperformer since then, but it is gaining this morning. will it hold into the close? that would push it back into the green here. let's take a look at the other names out there. we've got a downgrade today at bank of america because of supply chain issues. it is the inability of coals to raise prices -- of kohl's to absorb some of those prices, whether they can shoulder the burden of that. virgin galacti also getting a bid here. -- virgin galactic also getting a bid here. virgin galactic now has the green light to resume flights. tom: would you go up? romaine: it is a little outside my budget, but i would definitely go. if you can pull some

the move would see merck take control of a potentially lucrative drug.di: economic data out of new zealand today. in australian, we are expecting business approval and credit data for august. australian government report forecasting iron ore prices set to average below $100 a ton. we have heard that britney spears, one of the most successful musical artists of all time -- her father has been suspended by an l.a. court from a controversial vonnie: the u.s. house has passed standalone regulation to suspend the federal debt limit through 2022. it will now go to the senate where it is expected to fail in the face of solid republican opposition. meanwhile, the house speaker must decide on holding about on the infrastructure bill. central bank chiefs have given reassuring messages on their economies while acknowledging concerns about the pace and challenges for a recovery. speaking at an ecb forum, christine lagarde and christine powell both repeated that inflation spikes are temporary. china's national development and reform commission has most to keep regula

check our shares of merck ticking lower.sition in that healthcare name. hey, mike. >> hi there. so we saw well over two times the average daily options in merck and calls significantly outpaced puts. that unusual activity was related to a single trade. specifically, we saw 15,000 december 75 strike calls trade those traded for a little over a dollar 46. we also saw 15,000 of the 82.5 strike calls for slightly under 50 cents and we saw 10,000 of the 65 strike puts trade now, what was going on here. so the 82.5 strike calls from december actually traded huge blocks back on august 30th i think what's going on, we've seen a $6 per share decline in the stock price since that took place. i believe this trader's actually rolling that call strike down. they're now long the 75s and since a lot of institutional holders of stock will sometimes boost their upside exposure by owning calls, i think they might also be hedging a very large equity position with those 65 strike puts, essentially converting the long stock into calls. this demo

we are talking johnson & johnson, merck, are genex, and jen lab. not like there is one overarching reason why morgan stanley is more negative on these companies. in a lot of cases they figure there is nothing to push them higher. they don't look as attractive as they were a few months ago. that is what is going on in terms of the groove. it is a different story in a sense. you look at health care stocks in the s&p 500. historically, they have struggled to keep up with that benchmark. even without weakness, the second most heavily weighted group in the s&p 500 are about 13.5%. some of the stocks that have weighed on the group this year are among those that morgan stanley cut ratings on, merck, amgen. to these stocks at least, the firm's call kind of like pouring gasoline on the fire to some extent. guy: you need to segment the health care sector. health care has fallen 19% year-to-date. moderna has been a driver of that sector. you strip that out, and the sector has had worse performance. there are a handful of stocks that have carried the health ca

southwest airlines think it's peaked and they'll start 50% of the fleet by october merck sees a potential for a covid antiviral by the end of the year same question i asked pete at the top. are we good? forget about what happened a few days ago are we good? >> as tempting as it would be to say we're good and it is not on anybod anybody's list to worry about. so it ain't going to be inflation and it ain't going to be the fed it will be something like evergrande that comes out of nowhere and that will produce volatility, but i think on this show we got it right, judge. if anyone wants to remind the tape and see what we were saying on tuesday in the wake of that horrible day we were laughing. i said i was a hungry hip po whe you asked me if i was still buying warren buffett, what's the most important trait of a good investor he said if he had to choose between the two he would take temperament over intelligence because everybody's intelligent, but not everybody has the temperament to compartmentalize like worries about delta virus and this and that and look at the forests and not get too cau

>> it is a big day for merck and rob davis.t took over july 1 and spending $11.5 billion to buy acceleron pharma for a phase three drug for pulmonary arterial typer tension and had to ask him about upcoming data for the pill they licensed from ridgeback bio. here's what he said about the expectations or his hope for what that drug could do for this pandemic. >> it is something where we think if we can give iterly in the course of the disease it takes it from the devastating disease that covid-19 is to something that's manageable and so important why because it is a pill it is something that obviously can be quite accessible to the general population so we're excited about this because i do think it can really change the way people will think about covid-19 if they're unfortunate enough to be facing it themselves. >> and the moment of truth for this pill is potentially weeks away they're expecting data by november, perhaps sometime in october, filing for emergency use authorization by the end of the year and fingers crossed it w

the move would see merck take control of a potentially lucrative hypertension drug.ishaad: let's check with markets. generally what is going on. we have no clear leaders early from wall street, but there you go. the hong kong, the hang seng, down. japan off for a lunch break as we saw bad economic data come out of the country. ♪ yvonne: 10:29 in hong kong and shanghai, 10:20 9 p.m. in new york. we had a pretty brutal couple of days. what a quarter it really has been. chinese equities did quite a number here. rishaad: the general idea, we are having not such a great time of it. in the china index, you can see how far it fell. a lot of gains coming about just after the resignation, perhaps looking at the china one, it is way, way lower. yvonne: we are looking for some fresh catalysts. we are taking a look at some of these casino operators and if we see any kind of changes. tech once again getting pummeled today and some local media talking about further regulations. and then talk about video game content and the regulations going to be stricter. rishaad: the big story

the takeover is seen as strengthening merck's cardiovascular pipeline.lobal news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the markets are going to pay much less attention to q3 results, much more attention to q4 and 2022 outlook. and yes, supply chain issues are a concern, but they are going to fade. asia is reopening. the port backlogs are going to ease. all of that stuff is temporary. it is not permanent. that provides a tailwind to the upside. jonathan: jay pelosky of tp w has a message area 2021 is over him. he's looking to 2022. good morning. your equity market up about 0.3% on the s&p, one hour and 12 minutes away from the opening bell, as we round out q3. yields are higher by a couple of basis points to 1.5358% on tens. euro-dollar, $1.1579, -0.16%. down in the sea, there's a fight. and senator manchin has this to say, "fiscal insanity." democrats fighting with them across -- with democrats. tom: henrietta treyz of ved

we have the report from the merck stock exchange. >> reporter: the major stock index rose thursday ahead of the august jobs report. the dow jones 13 adng 21. virgin galactic ha, pending investigation by the faa. richard branson was aboard the aircraft during its july 11 test flight. yesterday officials at the faa so they wanted to know why it veered off course during landing . pacesetter actually left its approved airspace during the time. virgin galactic said there working with investigators to determine a cause. >>> pandemic hoarding has made a resurgence alongside the delta variant. costco is putting a purchase limit on toilet paper, disinfecting wipes, and hand sanitizer. that is your cbs moneywatch report. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. i am diane king hall . >>> it is time to look at weather and traffic. it is a three-day weekend, mary . >> it is that we will also see less haze and we are looking at some low clouds. looking at the easy sunshine to dive and looking ahead to tomorrow it is even warmer by sunday and labor day. sunday and labor day are the hottest days with the hig

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hospitalization and high risk patients with covid-19 more treatments could be coming with pfizer, merckal trials for oral anti-virals how significant is this and what's it mean for gilead? >> i think they're a well established player but an oral will be an issue some of the orls require boosters and makes it more complicated because they don't play well with other drugs that people take. i think gilead, still a place certainly. they're well established and have an incredible record here i like regeneron they have an antibody approach that has been good and worked in preventative settings. we'll have to see what happens with the orals. >> that's interesting what you mentioned about sort of the mixing there, but on shares of gilead and regeneron, positive on both and at what point -- we had a glimpse this year and felt we were looking at the pipe lines in a post-covid world, when does that become more of a pressing issue again >> fundamentally positive on both companies separate to their covid situation, but i do think what happens is, they aren't getting enough credit for the long-term r

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but there's another piece of news that just crossed pfizer and merck are going to launch new trials ofal covid-19 drug they did experiment oral drug something that is easy to administer being oral drug for those who are infected with covid-19. do you know anything about this and what is your initial reaction. >> i don't know about pfizer in particular but i do know about merck's these are good ideas, we need a whole therapeutic in fighting this battle it starts with vaccines and masks and when people reject those and get infected anyway then we need other modalities. ironically while they reject the science of vaccines and masks they of course want the science of antiviral and monoclonal antibodies when they get sick. cheryl: the more treatments, the better for those that do get infected. i do want to ask you about this, from fda chief, he said that he believed there is going to be an emergency use authorization approved by the fda by late fall or winter for children to get vaccinated between the ages of five and 11. what do you say to that. >> i think scott is right scott is a colleag

take a look at what's going on see stocks not down as much in the dow industrials so for example merckactionally. the big pharmaceutical stocks had a terrible month on issues of drug pricing and the biden administration so lily and all the big names around that like merck and pfizer down on the month. the big consumer names like coca-cola down fractionally. if you want a sense of where things have been, i talk about the rolling correction going on. freeport mcmoran is a topped out at $45 way back in may. that was sort of a top of the overall global reopening story that's when, for example, retailers hit tops retailers and industrials hit the tops and many names, freeport is essentially 30% off the 52-week high the s&p 500 not having a good day and essentially back where we were in july. in the end of july as a matter of fact. we are still up 15% for the year these whooshes get people a little out of joint but we have had a great year up notely back to you. >> thank you let's go now to seema mody >> on a day like this it is important to look at technicals. bring in the team. boris slosh

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keytruda from merck.ferent types of cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. >> welcome back, everyone. president biden remembering the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks today with a visit to each of those attacks sites. nearly 3,000 americans killed that day. kron 4 washington correspondent jessi tenure live for us tonight in washington, dc the president's final stop today. the pentagon obviously a lot of ceremony, a lot of remember, it's a lot of solemn at each one of these sites just sing. >> yeah. most definitely jonathan. all that began at the pentagon at sunrise with a flag unfurling and really just get like you said, the very solemn day and really that's something that the pentagon officials hope continues not just the, you know, they're the respect of the day, but also the unity that came from it. >> 20 years ago. began as a typical morning for. pentagon employees. but at 09:37am on 9/11/2000. one in second scores

but -- but this morning morgan stanley cuts j&j, cut merck and amgen all to equal weight.ee notes read the same way. limited risk/reward awaiting strategic direction, limited news flow in terms of driving the shares higher. so you have merck and amgen, two worst performers right 0 now. >> a little contrast johnson & johnson has done bet perp don't know what will get the stocks moving, merck and amgen from these levels. health care a bright spot quietly. not big pharma specifically, the medical device names and services have helped out there definitely defensive tone in that respect to the recent market going to mention a couple of other leaders in the morning, which were real, on the down side mastercard and visa. a lot of puzzlement last week. real underperformers bad news flow for them in terms of amazon suggesting others use -- what's that >> glad you're bringing this one up. >> amazon in australia suggesting people look for alternatives affirm news with amazon. while they use kind of the visa mastercard rails, seems as if they're getting nudged aside from their complet

in the world. [ laughter ] and even merck is telling people to cut it out.hey released a statement saying ivermectin has "no scientific basis for potential therapeutic effect against covid, there's "no meaningful evidence for clinical activity or clinical efficacy in patients with covid-19 disease." and there is "a concerning lack of safety data in the majority of studies." listen. if a pharmaceutical company says "please don't take the drug we're selling," you should probably listen to them. [ laughter ] or just go with a tiktok posted by a disgraced veterinarian instead. [ laughter ] meanwhile, these poor horses are like, "hey, i have worms. i need that stuff. there are worms in my butt." [ laughter ] ivermectin did get a big endorsement over the weekend from one of america's top medical minds. none other than sandy hook denier slash internet lunatic alex jones. >> you know what this is? ivermectin. these are the tabloid steroids. let me show you. see this? see this, fauci? see this bill gates? i'm going to kill those, you bastard murderer. you son of a bi

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you go to the government of the united states and say, guess what, forget merck, forget pfizer, forget these other companies. give us some money. did they laugh at you and say we never heard of you? or was it clear they were so interested in anything that they gave you money that you needed? noubar: it was more the second, but we were well known in all circles of the government. from the beginning of this effort, we partnered with nih. nih was testing are vaccine in humans 40 days after we started our process. it was not that they laughed at us, of course they were worried how could a company we don't know withstand this type of capital/importance, how can it scale up quickly? a lot of unknowns. good news for us, starting with the team we had assembled, they were all-stars from all the major pharmaceutical companies. david: did people call you up all the time and say, can you get me some of the moderna? or did you unless your phone number, or something? noubar: i did get calls i never thought i would get, from many, many country leaders. david: what did they say? noubar: the reality wa

a lot of clear and dry weather and a bit of merck and coastal missed, but there is a chance of a fewhowers reaching towards the end of the night in south—western parts of the uk. look out barmy it is in the morning, 17 degrees, and around 16 in merseyside. here is the low pressure that will bring an end to this hot spell, so on wednesday it is approaching the south—west of the uk and also showers developing or at least drifting from the south across parts of cornwall and devon and thunderstorms and downpours are possible. some of them might reach parts of northern ireland but the vast majority of the uk again on wednesday are in for a hot and sunny day with hardly a cloud in the sky and i won't be surprise of the temperatures reach 30 degrees again and at the very least it will be mid or high 20s and you can see the deep orange colour is the indicating the heat. on wednesday night, the thunderstorms will only very slowly move towards the north and east, at a glacial pace and we will see the thunderstorms breaking out in other areas but not until thursday that we see the more widespre

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today from pfizer, the company i'm on the board of, of advancing their drugs to clinical trials the merck a little further behind, but looks promising. there's a whole host of drugs that were developed to specifically target this this isn't a hard virus to drug in terms of how it replicates, but it will be increasingly different to run these clinical trials in a pop wlags where you've had a lots of people who have been vaccinated and a lot of people who have been infected so run a trial for the treatment, is difficult to find treatment, i.e. virus-naive patients in the u.s. >> that's a good problem to have, obviously, that you can't find people -- >> it's a good problem to have, the reason you can't find people is because they're vaccinated. it's not a good problem if it's because they're infected. >> what i can't understand it is the angst and masks service where. what we thought -- three, four, five -- i got it in january. what looked like the end is nowhere near the end because of the they breakthrough cases, whether they're really, really common, whether you're asymptomatic doesn't se

and all this could really taken weeks to materialize all the time in this time. chancellor merck and will be the acting chancellor. past that with all the nations for us from s p d headquarters in berlin. thank you. step. well, let's now be dominant kane, he's been keeping an eye on all those numbers for us. also in berlin. dominic is we've been saying, raise it then margin here, but they still do represent a below c, d u. and obviously, many months of political haggling still ahead yet let's put this into perspective worse performance for the christian democrat since the onset of the federal republic in germany at the end of the 1914. so clearly something lot of stock to be taken as it were by the christy democrats moved the lashes and said that he was going to coalition talks. but already there are voices in his policy. he was saying that the policy needs to learn the lessons from this performance and that the need to be personal consequences for people, which is a blunt way of saying, perhaps the mr. law should should be considering his position of the top of the party. but it is

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social democrats, amounting a strong challenge to retiring chancellor anglo merck of conservatives, a vast and reports and puts them on the edge of berlin. just a week ago, paul showed the santa left candidate all of shawls, could easily become the next chancellor. his s p d party. germany, social democrats with comfort to be in the lead. but the race has tightened. shoals is the finance minister. i'm glad merkel fight chancellor. if you become the chancellor, how are you going to convince the world and europe that you can feel? i'm going to medical large shoes. germany is a big country in europe and the biggest cost for all of us will be that we work very hard to get a sovereign european union. and this is why i am very much supporting the transatlantic partnership. and i will very much move very much that we will be successful with the cooperation in nato because it will be him someone our be for over here in germany. it's child survey have ingested at georgia and they told me america i was 16 years as a child ability, an experience to bring stability in europe. and here in germany

, it or mister shows they share this, this, this attitude which is popular in germany because mrs. merck to the end has been among the most popular politicians in the country. and probably would she have run another time tomorrow she might have taken the most her party might, might, might have taken the most votes. so there is, there is, there is little drastic action to be expected. but problems are mounting. and i think germany will enter into, into a time when we, when people will see that the problems are larger than the, the resources of the political class to manage them. well, let's perhaps get into then who's going to head this new government? what, what it's going to look like. if you believe the batting odds people do say follow the money. you're most likely. next town stories love show financed ministry leader of the s t p. he's not a familiar face. people around the world might not know a lot of bottom. what would a government led by him actually look like? where is most likely we have 3 party collision, right. any case? yeah. so either wins will we will have a 3 party collis

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now from the political analysts, nickel, merck of it's showing me now grieving. c nichoela using when you hear about what seemed like a disagreement about car license plates, that sounds fairly trivial. but this seems to be escalating. is this about something as simple or was it run much deeper? runs much deeper. this is what new crisis center we get. we could add this in a sequence of crisis. since i would say nato and the western states intervene in a serbian internal affairs in the 9 at the end of the $990.00. even after the 1999 illegal bombing, sergio by nato to create this public state called kosovo. we see that the western states, despite billions of dollars invested, are made long given to the new state, still have not solve the problem. and today serves and operating and still have a tough time living together. and especially on the political side, the political, the politicians in kosovo, just chance stop. i just can't find a way to be. we're working with serbia and they still have to attack the surgeon one way or another. so this is just one new crisis

the merck card to this issue on the ballot. and let's be clear.republicans or conservatives. it was people on the left as well. democrats as well speaking out and using their platform. to saying something is wrong and enough is enough in the way gavin newsom handled the pandemic. people lost their money at their jobs and look at california today and it is actually sad. i see a vigil circulating in of crime taking place. i'm not being funny when i say los angeles in particular and counties throughout it looks like from city to me i see crimes that are unimaginable to me. here's what the rhetoric doesn't tell us. the war on terror test migrated once again. it used to be about g hardest. >> it used to be about islam. now it is about everyday ordinary american citizens. they hate american citizens that are ordinary. if you question out. structure, we are going to teach you that you are a terrorist and you need to be spoke out against. it is said to see this rhetoric taking place because all they are try to do is see if it is either us or them. they ar

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keytruda from merck.t types of cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. steve: we talked earlier about the illegitimacy of the massive spending scheme they have no man day but what does it do to the economy here the former national director larry kudlow. so what is worse for the economy? the spending in that giant bill or the tax increases they are threatening to pay for it? >> actually it is a tie like the yankees in boston you have to add in a third player that is the green new deal so it is hard to know which is worse. but think of it. you are pragmatic. i always think of you as a common sense type conservative. you have an economy that is in pretty good shape. mostly because of the trump tax cuts. you also have the inflation rate going up at four or 5 percent. and then to shrink wages. and that the metric model shows. and then with the budget reconciliation and 1 trillion from the infrastructure. and none of it is even remotely pa

estimates they total $456 billion but would cost drugmakers $600 billion, pointing a large companies like merckl do less research. all of this, they moved heaven and earth to put vaccines on the market. and getting attacked -- that would be pretty close. the amount of money these companies spend, what you have to go through to get drugs to market is off the charts. billions of dollars, for new drugs and can't profit from it. >> cheryl casone. president biden outlining the plan to tackle covid 19 that could include more vaccine mandates. >> what these steps will do, increasing vaccination will stop the spread of the pandemic, is. todd: parents want more restrictions for their kids. the mother of a special needs child and father who took his son out of public school, thanks to the three of you for being here. what do you want to the president say. >> it is very interesting but i am tired of hearing the word mandate. i am terrified that schools closed down again and this is what i'm hoping, does not go down that road. schools where children develop, they need to find the balance and work together

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furthersouth, it will get spots of rain with mrs and merck as well.on the chart especially on the northern half of the uk and that shows that the wind will be quite strong and will feed a lot of cloud and across western scotland, northwest england, wales, northern ireland and maybe the cyclist as well. the string stop and should see some spells of sunshine with some shelter for the westerly wind, temperatures and parts of aberdeen sure are likely to see 20 or 21 degrees and further south, snippets of inventive wells are likely to get around 23, may be 24 are likely to get around 23, may be 2a degrees. but in usual for this time of year. as we head into the weekend, this weather system trying to push up from the south and that could introduce some showers into the forecast and quite a lot of cloud around as well on saturday, but we will see a few sunny spells here and there in the best of the sunshine likely to develop across northern scotland and again, this temperatures in the high teens and low 20s, quite widely. the second of the weekend, we see a

spending from tourists, maybe add close to 100,000 jobs if david were hear we may thing drugs off mercktreatments could be a game changer here >> deutsche bank says, buy delta. that is an interesting idea. if you believe what we just said, delta is a good way to play it, so do speak i've always felt the problem playing with delta, the sit there jay powell said, a couple months ago, i'm worried, and of course he nailed it. i do believe that the idea is sinking in that it's the flu for people who are vaccinated. we don't want the flu, but if they have something that can make it better instantly, that's amazing. regeneron has a drip, and people do well. there's a fabulous part in gottlieb's book about the president trump in regeneron versus lilly for anyone trying to choose stocks, there it is. who is gottlieb? i know he's on the board of illumina and pfizer, but the book -- there's about 30 pages of footnotes it's a great documentation, the room, all the meetings with trump, including the fact you couldn't be in a meeting with trump if you were wearing a mask, you're not in. who has that