sam with her you can imagine newspaper readers in the morning thinking what is going on?|jng for readers but this is working on the best and worst estimates of how this will play out and obviously some of the advice has been looked at by the mail here. but the crucial point is that both stories are ultimately in essence the same in that they are explaining how the vaccine is absently crucial in finding a way out of the walk down measures and return to normal life that we are desperate to find. whether we end up with the times scenario or the male scenario, the vaccine gets us out of this.|j scenario or the male scenario, the vaccine gets us out of this. i think thatis vaccine gets us out of this. i think that is interesting. some people talk about the lockdown being and by the consensus it seems that it ends with a vaccine because the lockdown isa managing with a vaccine because the lockdown is a managing tactic. maya goodfellow a question to you about not being back to normalfor a goodfellow a question to you about not being back to normal for a year, can people live like

>> apollo right up the street on j street. >> reporter: apollo up here?e walked over to her favorite diner where she normally spends about $200 a month. owner mike miseroti says he is worried without customers like denise his business won't survive. >> she is in the same boat. 10 or 20 of my ome have told me every single day. >> reporter: did you every think in the same way that denise someone of those customers that means you can't go on, you for somebody else are one of those customers that means they can't go on. >> absolutely. there is no way i can ever recover from the economic hole i'm in right now. the rent i owe, my distribution bills, my utility bills. it's either that or chapter 11. >> reporter: among the cutbacks, he is no longer spending hundreds of dollars each month at a nearby hardware store. where a manager told us business is down at least 30%. cascading losses like these bouncing from a home health worker to a hardware store illustrate how one person's spending is another's income. and when the spending dries up, the ripple effects can b

one to own for now an hold through the cycle. >> all right john from jerry in san jose, dr. j, with all of the uncertainty of corporate earnings, can investors use the implied move on the options chain or make no sense right now? >> no, it always makes sense, scott. because they're basically pricing in more volatile moves mean wider swings in the market so virtually everything we look at has wider swings projected either just one week out, scott, or three weeks, four books out witness you get further out on the curve they narrow up as you expect so hopefully that plays out that way, as well. >> amy on gold quickly >> we like gold. we added to gold last year when countries are debasing the currencies you want to be in gold i think it gives you protection in a lot of different scenarios so it's at recent highs and we think it goes higher. >> i got a take in on ibm. where's the panel see ibm post-covid with the new leader and director do you have a take on that stock? >> yeah. it is more constructive now and certainly at the prices. management is good solid valuation. the dividen

to deal with credit cards pandemic the vote is seen by some as a mid-term referendum for president one j in exit polls project his party's will win a majority. a new zealand's prime minister just into our dance says she and other top officials are taking a 20 percent pay cut for the next 6 months. they step was a symbolic acknowledgement of the struggle faced by many new zealanders frontline staff will not be affected. the u.s. treasury department will spend $25000000000.00 to support major passenger airlines and help them whether the economic impact of the coronavirus on travel demand of the country's largest airlines including american united delta and so west will receive most of the money as grants and as loans. the owner of the busiest german airport in frankfurt says passenger boy has dropped by more than 60 percent in the 1st quarter the current credit pandemic has all but end of personal travel with most recent daily numbers 95 percent similar reports come from heathrow with a drop of 90 percent in vienna where passenger numbers are down 99 percent. to spain where more than 7000

wants him to get hit through and eve ryo ne wants him to get hit through and everyone is behind him on this.|jd him on this.” think it isjust the fact everyone is behind him on this.” think it is just the fact that everyone is behind him on this.” think it isjust the fact that he is the prime minister and everybody has been watching him giving these daily updates and these daily briefings and he has got a child on the way. he isa and he has got a child on the way. he is a father. he is a human being like the rest of us and of course there were some people who unsurprisingly were not sharing wishes of goodwill on social media la st wishes of goodwill on social media last night but i think they are in a very tiny minority. the majority of all people i think watching this and then go through this and spending a lot of time at home and feeling quite uncertain willjust really had been shakenl quite uncertain willjust really had been shaken i think by the fact that the prime minister, who is in his 50s, he is not really old political leader. he has been affected by this so leader. he has been affect

the stock is rising in the premarket on j & j, up better than 3% right now.on & johnson taking the dividend up 6.3%. futures indicating a gain at the start of trading this morning, take a look at futures indicating a rally. the dow industrials up almost 300 points, up one and a quarter percent, s&p 500 up 30, nasdaq up 110, this on top of yesterday's performance which had the dow and the s&p 500 finishing down but well off of the session lows. the nasdaq had its third straight day of gains yesterday with a gain of 38 points on the session. on capitol hill, the battle over additional coronavirus relief is continuing. south carolina senator lindsey graham will join me this morning on what is holding up this much-needed money. he's going to assess the situation for us and talk to us about the potential for a fourth relief package. turning to the 2020 race, former vice president joe biden picking up a big endorsement from his former rival, senator bernie sanders. "mornings with maria" is live right now. let's take a look at global markets this morning with a firm

for more on j&j's results, the company's cfo joins me now. joseph, really great to talk to you. veryone is going to want to know is how is the development of a vaccine for the coronavirus developing. joseph: good morning. thanks for having me today. before we get into the vaccine, on behalf of johnson & johnson and myself, i want to send out our well wishes to those people who have been impacted by the coronavirus. they are certainly in our thoughts and in our hearts. things continue to progress. as early as late january and we found out the sequence of the coronavirus, we were able to identify a lead candidate with two backups. we are now doing clinical research. inhope to be first human by september, which should lead to a readout of the data in late december, with the hopes of producing about one billion vaccines in the early part of next year. we are simultaneously ramping up manufacturing capabilities across the globe so we can handle that demand. things are very much on track in the way you heard a couple of weeks ago. alix: how are you able to ramp up so quickly when my un

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do you remember that was all that mattered and alilex gorsky was on the defense every day j&j is a revered company there was a note found by me where i called it a great company and the media wanted to crush me that's not fake news it's great one of the reasons why it's great, they're doing what they're doing with the vaccine and what they're doing with the anti-suicide drugs they're trying to get veterans to stop killing themselves alex gorsky, a distinguished graduate of the united states military academy, that company is worth revering and they're doing a lot of things right. if anyone is going to get the vaccine, it will be j&j. when i speak with their scientists and affiliates, i'm heartened that we'll see something at the beginning of 2021 most people are skeptical of that, like they were skeptical about a vaccine for polio. it happened. >> pfizer is one of the sponsors of this german trial oxford is working on the other thing. you think j&j has the pole position >> i have a friend betting on pfizer he says i'll take you. ail take pfizer. and he's a save i hasave savvy . at one point

in a city of 11 million people, everything depends on the app?|jp? i guess so. china has been very smart in this perspective because a lot of things most of the economics are online so people are doing most things online and this app, the green code system, basically traces information including your body temperature and your infection information and your infection information and history so your green card, if it turns yellow red, you have to self isolate or go to an isolation point for another 14 an isolation point for another 1a days. an isolation point for another 14 days. i think you are there with your parents and keen to get back to the uk where your wife is, of course. we have seen wife is, of course. we have seen people describe what it is like, people talking about stages of emotional strain, panic, anxiety, anger and then partial acceptance. how has it been for you? i have to say, it isa been for you? i have to say, it is a very difficult. it was and it is still very difficult for me. i miss my wife and i love her very much but the thin

do we have any assurances that china supports a postponement on official bilateral debt repayment? dr. michael j. ryan: on the issue of measures, i think many countries around the world have been claiming a very tragic, and dangerous mountain of disease. and we need to be also extremely careful on the descent. we need to be watchful, be aware, we want this disease to go away. we want the numbers to drop. but as they drop and as we try to come up with transition strategies to allow economies, and social life to re-emerge and nobody wants that more than us here at who, and all our medical nursing colleagues around the world, our healthcare professionals. but what we need to absolutely ensure that as we, if we want to transition back to a steady state with a virus, if we want to reach a point of disease control, we need to put in place the public health architecture. we need a massive investment in our capacity to do surveillance, contact tracing, isolation and quarantine. we need very good information systems. we need a highly educated, it engaged communities around the world. -- we need very good

one was shut because of the virs. so this a slow start. quhiche does that matter? it matters becauset it's j day but speed is absolutely of the essence here. this mey needs to get out the door quickly to get to small businesses before they simultaneous down entirhey, whilere still alive and while they can still people - keepeople on the payroll. this is inevitable with 2w069 programs to some extent, but this is a really important one. robert: what is the debate inside the west wing about the economy should reopen? peter: that's a great question away from that briefing this week with those hellacious death projections. 100,000 to 142,000 people do what they're supposed to do and we know they're not. as long as that curve is going up, the economy has to basically shutered, according to the experts. the more you can flat than curve the bettert is for the health institutions and hospitaland it also could mean that it keemy the eco closed for a little longer. the thing thatctually might be good might also be badt a the same time. here in washington, d.c., the maybe suggested that the peak might n

the most obvious ones are j and j and proctor and gamble but think about these others you know what? i buy these two especially right here greg in tennessee, greg. >> hi, jim i've got a big hill billy yy boo-yah for you, my friend >> what's going on >> caller: squawk, halftime, and had are must-see tv and i'm a big fan of the week that was >> oh, thank you we've got to get back in that game at halftime where i saw my buddy in the hall today. we do all this physical distancing he and i have to stay 100 yards apart. because he's a redskins fan and i'm an eagles fap. >> caller: if i remember right, you liked proctor and gamble and i have proctor -- i'm sorry, kimberly clark is a main position in the sleepwell stock. they make cottonell and huggies and all this home stuff. and it's got a good yield. and i wanted to know if you had any luck >> call me a huge fan. they haven't been on the show lately, that's hurt my feelings, but i can accept it. it's down $2.40. that says to me, buy buy buy buy buy buy. james in kansas, we're going to kansas again james? >> caller: hi, jim thanks for taki

biden cannot take on donald j. trump no way not on china or any other topic. maria: steve it's great to see you this morning, thank you. steve bannon, we'll be right back. stay with us. maria: welcome back. president trump is laying out a three-phase plan to reopen the economy. my next guest's state has been much more impacted economically, than health wise in his state because of the shutdowns and what it has done to the energy sector, tourism and agriculture, joining me right now is republican congress chairman member of the white house task force on reopening the economy, wyoming senator, john barrasso. senator it's great to see you thanks very much for being here. you are a medical doctor, so you clearly understand the health risks. are you worried that you're going to be opening the economy too soon, and we get a relapse and tell us about the impacts that wyoming has seen from coronavirus. >> well it is time to reopen america, to do it in a smart way following the metrics using science, but we need to get americans back to work. everyone in this country h

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getting back all of yesterday's pull back following what was a 12 or 13% gain that we saw last week j&j onethis morning with some positive numbers, i guess, at least being taken positive by the markets. j&j up about 5 points. that's helping the dow treasuries at this point, not a lot has happened there for the past couple of weeks up .7. somewhere around .7% been looking more at oil, but we'll bring up that board and you can look at the yield curve. check it out yourself. it will be more important, i guess, today because we've got so many bank earnings. credits and everything else. >> yeah. in fact, wells fargo also just out with earnings just a few minutes ago. came with earnings of a diluted number 1 cent a share below 33 cents and not a big surprise you're not going to see many of these companies hit their numbers. revenue line also lower than expected that's the difference between wells fargo earlier today. looks like revenue came in at 17$17.7 billion versus $19.2 billion the street had expected. taking a look through, they did a huge build on their reserves for bad loans. provisions f

nhs can call, he was keen to say that the potential strain despite places on the medical profession needs to be taken into account.|jofession needs to be taken into account. i think right now to be honest itjust does not quite see it right because of the requirements, the medical requirements, the medical requirements so for instance it will be very selfish of us to push boxing when we know that there will be times where there will be a medical emergency, where the nhs are needed andl emergency, where the nhs are needed and i don't feel it's right to put any additional pressure on them right now, they have got enough on their plate during such an incredible job. proposals for playing safe golf have been submitted to the government to allow crisis to open a can. they have put forward the ideas including things like removing bunkers and leading flags in the holes and even using liners to prevent the ball from dropping below the surface of the green. attributes have been paid to the former england and leeds united defender who died suddenly and unexpectedly at the age of 72. he paid 27 games for england, and one of the

let me jump in there i have a piece -- kelly, i don't know if you have it yet, that just went up on foreign j foreignaffairs.com on this subject on to what's actually happening. i think the president, he's famous for being a dealmaker, i think here he's doing divorce mediation, getting these two countries together but as brian says, that even if you rolled back what they had, the increases -- it's not clear the russians are increasing, the saudis are increasing and some others are, it would be maybe 4 million barrels a day. what we're looking at in the month of april is a 20 million barrel a day decline and you're not going to get the cuts out of just those countries and it's not like saudi arabia can just tell oil companies to cut back so that's where the puzzle is. we think, our view has been that we were going to see a 10 million barrel a day decline, because producers are going to have to shut in, because they can't either get their oil to market, they can't get into storage, or that the price in the marketplace is less than their operating costs. but of course, today, with the price up,

>> apollo on j street. >> reporter: apollo? yeah?ite diner where she normally spends about $200 a month. owner mike misiriotis says he's worried that without income from customers like denise, his business won't be able to survive. she'd love to continue spending money with you, but she lostler job, so she can't. >> i completely understand. she's in the same boat. 10 or 20 of my other customers have told me every day. >> reporter: do you think in the way that denise is one of those customer that's means you can't go on, you for somebody else are one of those customers, means they can't go -- >> absolutely. there's no way i can ever recover from the economic hole i'm in. the rent that i owe. the mortgage payments i owe. i'm fixing my business. my distribution bills. my utility bills. it's either that or chapter 11. >> reporter: among the cutbacks, he's no longer spending hundreds of dollars each month at a nearby hardware store where a manager told us business is down at least 30%. cascading losses like these bouncing from a home heal

to the people who thrive on that it's coming for you. we don't have a vaccine. j will be doing human trials in september glaxosmithkline got together with sanofi, they are talking about the end of next year we need contact tracing, testing and something that gets youout of the hospital faster we don't have any of those three. i'm waiting. now i know that's heresy to put triad out there. it is the truth. the truth is is that we're not safer than we were we know this thing is more contagious we don't have masks for everybody. the thing google came out with yesterday with apple was fantastic but dismissed by the government i say listen, if i want to be open for business but i want people to come, i don't feel that you have it in this area. >> antiviral is an important part of that, too. we mentioned that many times all the things you just said plus the antivirals, many people believe we would be okay your point is a good one, perhaps we're -- given the area we live in, and how hard we've been here, we don't have a few that much of the rest of the country has. that ma

the stock you would work during a slowdown except not this time see, this time there's some hair on it. j has a decision that sells knee replacements. every hospital bed taken up by coronavirus patients needs to hold off on that kind of surgery. with the stocks 20 down from the high, you know, we should buy more there's always some big shareholder out there who hasn't even heard yet that they have something involved with knees and elective surgery, and they're eager to write off j & j as a bad business because of the subpar orders in replacements. same thing happened with coca cola i always felt, always, this was the only recession-proof stock that could put a dent in their earnings we should be used to this by now but there's always someone who doesn't seem to know that stocks sells at 21 times earnings and they might have an open-ended spending problem i ran into the same problem with one of my faves. you follow along fantastic dividend avi is acquiring allergan. great business long term, but right now doctors are loath to do nonessential procedures which includes cosmetic surgery and b

in the rear you mirror >> that's yes, i don't think that's one of the things we like about it on jpmorgan j m jp morgan is strong. they'll get stronger a nice v shape or a u shape recovery, jpmorgan is well to benefit and allow the businesses to come along with that. i do think the down side priced into a lot of these big bank stocks is probably too extreme relative to the outcome. to the point we really don't know you got to wait to see it play out. i think a name like jpmorgan is about a safe a place you'll find to wait it out >> thanks for your thoughts. >> good to be on thank you. >> we appreciate it. again, this market rally continuing to climb as we move throughout the afternoon session. a quick programming note wells fargo cfo will appear in an interview at 3:00 p.m. today. don't miss it. tyler. >>> all right. coming up, gold touching its highest level in eight years up 18% in 2020 so far. we'll tell you how long the precious metal rally might last. >>> wework unable to pay the rent to its landlords after snapping up tons of leases in new york city. we have a special report on what t

i will be working on the front line to help the coronavirus outbreak.|jne to help the coronavirus outbreak. i feel i'iei’vous the coronavirus outbreak. i feel nervous and excited at the same time to gain more experience. these stu d e nts to gain more experience. these students are among the many thousands who volunteered to start with the nhs early. the final few months of their learning will be done on thejob. months of their learning will be done on the job. this will be like no teaching i've ever had before in that i'm not allowed near you. this group are walking into an unprecedented situation and no one knows what to expect. how are you feeling about it? yeah, apprehensive but excited at the same time. feeling about it? yeah, apprehensive but excited at the same timelj don't know how i really, really feel until i step in and just see it all happening. yes, it's really nerve—racking, to happening. yes, it's really nerve— racking, to be happening. yes, it's really nerve—racking, to be honest, being thrown in the deep end a little bit, but i think a lo

news about the prime minister and i know you are very close to him, maybe would like to comment on that.|jn that.” think you covered it clearly, eve ryo ne think you covered it clearly, everyone will be delighted, it is good news, good news naturally for him, for his family, one wishes him a speedy recovery, hope they will ta ke a speedy recovery, hope they will take it easy but it is good news for the country, i think it will lift sentiment slightly. do you think is the sort of money will take it easy 01’ the sort of money will take it easy or will want to get back to it straightaway? i think he will be under strong, clear, doctor's straightaway? i think he will be understrong, clear, doctor's order to ta ke understrong, clear, doctor's order to take it easy. i think dominic raabis to take it easy. i think dominic raab is a good substitute if one can call them that so i think the biggest challenge now will be to make sure the prime minister does actually take his time before he steps back into the heavy workloads that he was doing before he became ill. let us turn to the job in hand, disc

j. dennis actuallyy what's going on in all of our members. we would probably find things i was addressed on t the same topic by some of your colleagueses from david psych melinda a few weeks ago and- in light of their questions i want to try to investigate. the situation here in france and i came to realize that a couple of. years ago in franance there were a hundred thihirty suicides in jail no one up here in france so why don't you run. it's a unit her leave. is inn the but we are keep these bad and my very. on the circuit to madam secretary general thank you very much for your time. in this year and thank you all for joining into a r. five radios and from what you 04/23/20 04/23/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york city, the epicenter of the pandemic, this is democracy now! the beauty parlors, i love them, but they can wait a little bit longer. just a little bit. not much. because safetyty has to predominate. amy: despite strong objections of public health officials, governors in georgia, tennessee, and south

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on the brink of collapse. and the man at the top faces public anger growing lied to by the j. i. now for more on this as bring in journalist michael fox from florian upal is michael brazil's former justice minister said you're moral it was a popular politician famed for fighting corruption we heard him speak there in our report he was a bit vague there about his motives why did he resign. well it's still not very clear i mean we know why he resigned you resigned because a lot of fired police chief bodysuit relationship now that was also mention in your report now the intricacies of exactly how important was this for why that's what we don't know he mentioned numerous times political interference political interference from the government trying to take out the federal police chief he also in several of his sos of his talks and several of his points he kind of eluded to to a series of crimes that the boss and other government may have been committing that also that himself may have been committing including asking for updates on intelligence and federal police investigations this w

we have a number of questions already but feel free to add to the list on twitter, s j covid-19 economy. the fed is increased its balance sheet $6 trillion so it will be twice the size it was in 2014. is there a limit how much the fed can create a reserves to purchase us treasuries and all these emergency facilities? is there a limit to how much the treasury can borrow to finance this? >> guest: technically there is not a limit to how big the balance sheet can get. at $6 trillion this would be 30% or less of us gdp. in japan i don't know the exact number but 90% of gdp, the size of the bank of japan's balance sheet so it could be bigger. much of the increase is temporary. a lot of the commercial paper facility are short-term loans, and as things normalize those loans will be paid back in the fed balance sheet will shrink. but i think the fed has capacity to increase its balance sheet and appears willing to do so significantly and that is appropriate. i don't think there's a real danger from that. i don't think for example that inflation is going to be a risk. if anything low inflation w

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tonight, get well wishes from around the world for britain's prime minister, boris j johnson. onis second daday in intensive care. johnnn remains conscious and is not on a ventilator. the foreign minister is stepping in for the prime minister but only when necessary. that leaves unanswered one question, who is in charge in the u.k.? also coming up, what to do in europe from preventing a pandemic from becoming a an economic depression. and, denmark starts a slow lifting of its coronavirus restrictions. it plans to reopen daycare centers and schools beginning april 15. it is the first step to relaxing a three week lockdown, but is the government, is the danish government putting danes at too great a risk? ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. as world leaders sent messages of support, boris johnson remains in stable condition in intensive care at a london hospital. johnson spent 12 days in isolation after testing positive for the coronavirus. he was admitted sunday evening to the hospital because his symptoms were not going away

on federal relief checks. asricans are receiving $1200 part of a stimulus package to boost the economy. many will get a direct deposit into their bank account. those receiving paper checks will see president donald j. trump printed on the left-hand side. treasury officials have denied reports that distribution of the checks was delayed because trump wanted his name on it. 20 of the world's largest economies have agreed to put the debt of the poorest countries on hold. the g20 nations agreed to freeze debt payments for a year and urged private lenders to do the same. top eu leaders are urging member states to work together on using lockdown measures. the european commission has warned moving too quickly could have devastating effects. sweden appears to be paying the price for its softer approach to the virus. it's death toll has jumped sharply to 1203. 170 deaths were reported wednesday, up from 114 the previous day. as cases rise in russia, the launch of digital travel permits haselp police the lockdown halted long queues at metro stations. hit europe, its member states divided along national lines, creating a password response. -- patchwork response. the question of when and how to consider lifti

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john j was one of washington's closest advisors, they had a good personal relationship from the very beginning, washington was asking for his advice especially on issues pertaining to diplomacy because he had been the secretary of foreign affairs underneath the confederation congress. washington asked him for advice on everything from diplomacy to how washington should host social events to legal issues and jay had really no problem sharing that advice and sharing those issues with washington, he ran into a little bit of trouble when washington would ask him thientire supreme court for adve and they shut that down and said we cannot advise you on this issue because that would be a problem with separation of powers, but he continued to be a very important advisor to washington until the end of his presidency, he did not attend a cabinet meeting. >> the next question from stephen on facebook, this is a good one, who is your favorite cabinet member and why. >> having to choose one,. >> i would say -- all say two, knox or randolph because i think this tend to be the two month enter most

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one of the nurses said that they had to close the curtains now.|j away? it struck home, at that stage, that could have been me. i cannot tell you what it feels like. it is amazing. i want to thank everybody for keeping me going over the last few days. over the last ——ten days. i really appreciated it. alison also recovered. smiling, on hearing that she was going home after being cared for in hospital in swindon. ijust knew i had to stay positive and concentrate on getting myself better. the nurses were helping me with that because they were telling me about doing deep breathing exercises and, when you can get out of bed, make sure you do get out of bed and walk around, get the lungs working. that is how you can get out of here. alison captured the view from her window, along with the room where she was nursed back to health, and feels grateful. the number of nurses and health care systems who came into me said, ——assistants who came into me said, you're looking so much better, because you were so ill. i think it was good for them to have some people

j. edgar hoover on steroids or robbery or any other and essentially they control the state because anybody even in the system of power defies them at tremendous risk they do yes and you can see that with bar in durham now they're being attacked so the idea is that they're trying to get to the truth in these this secret government doesn't want that because they'll be exposed and once they when they start being exposed and it's going to be like dominoes are going to fall one after the other and then that breaks up the entire state and that's really what we have to do otherwise we're never going to stop this is only going to get worse and what will the state look like is it orwellian at that point it is well i mean we're pretty close that you know. and what do they want i mean what is their goal is it just complete control on behalf of global leader i don't want to simplify it but what is not i think that's pretty close to i think it's just the power and control the population's population control and that's because of course with social inequality the stripping of civil and labor rights you

j. wiseman when we come back this is the big picture on our t.v. america. i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically laughed at like diet has nothing to do with our immune disorders so my suggestion to people who have health issues they can't figure out if they're going to see a medical professional and they've been going for 10 years and they're still in the same place they should probably take it upon themselves to start testing things out testing out diet testing out exercise and try and figure out things on their own. recently we mourn the bill withers whose voice was part of the soundtrack of the seventy's and whose words are certainly pertinent to. the show we're. going. to. be. those singing selfies by wal-mart employees and the t.v. commercial echo sentiments we see every day perhaps you've seen the video of

she shops with tesco and has been logging on at midnight to make sure she got slot.|jure she got slot. i am just exhausted. my energy levels from the treatment that i had last year are still really low, i'm still trying to get back to normal and ijust can't sustain having such late nightsjust to can't sustain having such late nights just to try and get a slot for shopping. tesco says it is doing everything it can to support this most vulnerable customers. with demand outstripping supply, the message from all the supermarket says these online deliveries should be for those who need them the most. now it's time for a look at the weather. for many of us we have had clear blue some sunny skies today. high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather. 0vernight will keep the clear skies. it will be a dry night with a fairly brisk easterly breeze blowing around our eastern shores. it never gets tackled here, 7 degrees in london, five for norwich, maybe a few patches of frost in the sheltered glens of scotland. tomorrow, the high pressure is still with us, but will have strong

inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is a j inside story for me good it's me and the whole scene here in doha by phone. one of the really special things that work in progress here is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much and put in contribution to a story a feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for us as you know is that it tends to be about it but together because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are we the people we live to tell the real story so i'll just mend it used to deliver in-depth generalism we don't feel in favor to the audience across the globe. isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise leave the looking at another side of the story not from our information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact look it's reality and we have to reject a lot exposing the ticks try to manipulate their rhetoric and blame but they cannot manipulate the fire to the listening post your insight guide to the media on al-jazeera. a history of guerrilla warf