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ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back.erican manufacturers being called upon to create medical supplies to help protect workers on the front lines of this coronavirus fight. 3m, which is already in the process of producing 50 million n-95 masks, now claiming the demand has exceeded the production capacity. this even after president trump invoked the defense production act against 3m. the president tweeted this week this, he says we hit 3m hard today after seeing what they were doing with their masks. the p act, production act, all the way. big surprise to many in government as to what they were doing, we'll have a very big price to pay, writes the president. joining me now is the chairman and ceo of 3m, mike roman. mike, thanks very much. obviously, you saw the president's tweet and the pushback that you're getting. can you tell us what happened? >> yeah. good morning, maria. i'm happy to be on again. let me start with this, you know, the narrative that we are not doing everything to maximize respirators in our own country

ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back.erican manufacturers being called upon to create medical supplies to help protect workers on the front lines of this coronavirus fight. 3m, which is already in the process of producing 50 million n-95 masks, now claiming the demand has exceeded the production capacity. this even after president trump invoked the defense production act against 3m. the president tweeted this week this, he says we hit 3m hard today after seeing what they were doing with their masks. the p act, production act, all the way. big surprise to many in government as to what they were doing, we'll have a very big price to pay, writes the president. joining me now is the chairman and ceo of 3m, mike roman. mike, thanks very much. obviously, you saw the president's tweet and the pushback that you're getting. can you tell us what happened? >> yeah. good morning, maria. i'm happy to be on again. let me start with this, you know, the narrative that we are not doing everything to maximize respirators in our own country

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ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. ♪ ♪ jack: jack, you and i spoke earlier about disney, at the whole entertainment, travel spectrum. what are you hearing? >> one analyst likes comcast. broadband is the biggest part of the business and, obviously, everyone's using plenty of that. he also likes netflix. keep in mind production is shut down. netflix makes every show or at least it seems like that, so it will be forced the save money during this town turn. another analyst covers the cruise lines, he actually likes royal and norwegian stock right now. he says the risk has never been greater, but he views it as a binary outcome. if these companies can survive, their stocks might double or triple. it's a big if. if you want to hear that whole conversation with bob iger, check out the barron's street wise podcast. jack: interesting point on the cruise lines. i don't know if i'd want to take a cruise, but if they don't go out of business, maybe it's a good price. >> yeah. not for me on the cruises or the buy. [laughter] jack: carlton, i want to start with you for our actionable i

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ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid.aria: welcome back, the white house addressing, responding to statistics that the coronavirus is disproportionately affecting african-american citizens in the united states. watch this. >> we are seeing tremendous evidence that african americans are affected at far greater percentage number than other citizens of our country because we are dealing with our country. now we are looking at it from a worldwide standpoint. they are suffering disproportionately as dr. birx said correctly. it's not they are getting infected more often but when they are getting infected underlying conditions, diabetes, hypertension, asthma, those are the kinds of things in icu and ultimately gives them a higher death rate. maria: in the state of michigan 33% of all coronavirus patients and 40% of all deaths are among african american citizens while counting for only 14% of the state's population according to washington post. joining me to talk more about that the mayo clinic genetic, dr. mike. >> great to be w

ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. back, more city officials imposing strict rules to keep people off of the streets amid coronavirus pandemic. washington, d.c. mayor threatening residents with a 90-daytime spent in jail. also fines up to $5,000 if they violate the stay at home orders, this follows new york city bill de blasio 500-dollar fine for breaking social distancing rules. joining us right now fox judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. judge, good to see you, these are not laws, yet we are fined in jail for them? >> i don't know anyone who has gone to jail but they are threatening it. in the case of washington, d.c. the threats are absurd because the same mayor that's threatening to lock people up is also opened up the jails and let people out because of the coronavirus. maria: good point. >> you are correct, these are not laws, these are decrees issued by executive branch people, governor, a mayor, and under our system a city council writes ordnance and state legislature writes laws. the governor doesn't wri

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ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. lou: on -- on wall street stocks closed lower today, coronavirus fears and sharp decline in crude oil. eboil. volume on big board 7.1 billion shares, and listen to lou's reports 3 times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network, lou. lou: david thank you. >> it was quite a day in the market giving up 500 points. at least the losses were minor. give us your thoughts about the importants of two thing, one that president seeking a quarter trillion in more aid for the small businesses. and second that opec-russia discussion about supply and production. >> first, let me take second part, this is a oil today started up, then it came down went on it release u.s. producers were producing more than they expected, the supply gut on oil, caused that drop in prices, not only russia and china but hard to turn off the oil spigot here in the u.s., that is how successful our own energy program has been. and that is one reason why the prices came down at the end of the day, because u.s. producer

ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. >>> meteorologist kari hall is working from home fors, keeping us up to date on that forecast. you're telling us rain is in the forecast for the coming days. >> yes, for the weekend, it will be here. we have a few more days of all of this beautiful sunshine. i know that makes it really hard to stay inside but at least we're not having to turn on the air conditioner or heater because the temperatures have been very comfortable. we're going to see our temperatures continuing to warm up. looking at still some upper 60s for our high temperatures for this afternoon, going into the north bay, there will be some lower 60s. so a little bit cooler there. but we're still looking at some very pleasant conditions. now i'm tracking our next storm system that will be here for the weekend, arriving on saturday. we can still see it as well off the coast. and by the time it gets here, it's not a really strong t the does last for a couple of days, so it gives us steady rain coming in waves for the weekend, it's not all coming at once. some of our models

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ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. >> bill: researchers at johns hopkins university havefda's stamp of approval to test a therapy for covid-19 that would use blood plasma from recovered patients. dr. arturo from the school of public health, thank you for your time. >> good afternoon and thank you for having me. so when people get better from coronavirus they have in their blood antibodies that can kill the virus. so they donate the plasma which is the liquid part of the blood which can be used in many ways. it can be used to treat people who are very sick and it can be used to prevent some people from getting worse. eventually it can be used to prevent people who have been exposed from ever developing the illness. so we are getting ready to test the auctions and there was a lot of encouragement and history that this may work. however we need to do the appropriate clinical trials to be sure. >> bill: how long would that take, doctor? >> well, it all depends on how many patients we get and how many institutions can evolve. the more patients you get, the quicker you get the

ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. ♪.tting a troubling milestone, new york state surpassing italy in the number of coronavirus cases but the state's governor still pointing to some signs of encouragement. fox news bryan llenas at the navy hospital ship in new york city with details. bryan? reporter: melissa, good afternoon. new york governor andrew cuomo talked about being possibly near or at the apex of the coronavirus crisis here in this state and look, hospitalizations are down and discharges are up. that is the good news. take a look at the numbers. over 17,000 total hospitalizations in new york with covid-19. 656 new hospitalizations. that one day number is up but again the three-day average for hospitalizations is down. 89 new icu admissions is also the lowest we've seen in new york in 17 days but the bad news, the deaths. 5489 people have died in new york to covid-19. over the last 24 hours, 731 new yorkers have died. that is the largest one-day increase we have seen but the governor did say that that is a lagging

ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. connell: thousands of passengers awaiting in limbo. governor ron desantis, he was just on neil cavuto on "your world" in on the fox news channel. he will have the cruise ship situation resolved by tonight or tomorrow morning. he will allow the county commissioners in broward county essentially make the decision. he just said that minutes ago. max joe joins us son much two passengers currently on the ship. thank you for coming on. we'll talk about your mom and dad in a moment. your reaction to this point of news. i didn't see the interview. it just happened right before i spoke with you. county commissioners in broward will come up with a plan by tonight or tomorrow morning to get the ship docked and passengers off and the situation resolved. what do you say? >> i've been tracking the florida board of commissioners meetings for a couple of days. that is their position for a while. their first priority is protecting the local citizens. the question was, what will happen to everybody that is not necessarily a floridian like governor desan

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during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinationsons. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approved medicine... proven to significantly reduce hallucinations and delusions related to parkinson's. don't take nuplazid if you are allergic to its ingredients. nuplazid can increase the risk of death in elderly people with dementia-related psychosis and is not for treating symptoms unrelated to parkinson's disease. nuplazid can cause changes in heart rhythm and should not be taken if you have certain abnormal heart rhythms or take other drugs that are known to cause changes in heart rhythm. tell your doctor about any changes in medicines you're taking. the most common side effects are swelling of the arms and legs and confusion. we spoke up and it made all the difference. ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. >> we will work this out and we will get our energy business got, i'm with you 1000% is a great business in a very vital business and you kept energy prices reasonable for a long period of time. melissa: p

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so everybody is getting the flu and parkinson's disease, is there a cause-and-effect? but one thing that is interesting, there is one where they said they are going to dock the ships here. they escape the flu. the people who didn't get parkinson's, but nobody has ever heard of the flu virus, it's using enzymes not found in the brain. as far as anybody has ever known or been able to show, the flu virus does not live outside the lung. if you get the lung tissue, he should not get the flu virus. >> was there a documentary made? >> yes. >> they could show the actual among? >> no. they showed the whole, it's a huge deal on this, it turned out to also include back. they made it into a documentary. from the very beginning, they said let's discuss this possibility and keep the cameras rolling. it didn't work so well, the documentary became a documentary about the waist. duncan was an international experts in the whole world was watching. >> did you reach any conclusions about the way money was generated? >> was very interesting to me the most exciting work on getting this done

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ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. >>> welcome back abbott labs, molecular covid test ising out today. you are one of the first your again care operations to implement the test it's available in go health locations in san francisco and portland you got some tests -- this is fast although we should point out this has been in development between you and abbott for a couple of years, just the platform, i guess, not necessarily for covid-19 >> that's right, joe thank you for having me this morning. that's exactly right we've been work with abbott for about two years with this platform so when we first trying it in our centers and really a huge innovation. so we currently deployed in a number of our markets and do it historically for flu and strep testing and the beauty of this particular test is that we get essentially almost instantaneous results. we're able in what's a short visit for an urgent care patient to give them clarity of whether they have flu or strep and now covid-19 you're exactly right this has moved very quickly. we're one of the very first to get a shipment t

that's a facade. >> reporter: david robinson would join ed parkinson for the prosecution.wed in the courtroom when the trial started in march, 2017. >> our houses were about 15 feet apart from each other. >> reporter: as in the first trial, neighbors testified they often heard arguing from the lovelace home. this woman lived next door and says she heard shouting almost every day. >> essentially for the entire time that we lived there. so six years. >> as i walked by the house i heard an argument, a loud argument. >> reporter: another neighbor testified she heard cory and curtis really going at it and on a specific date, the night before valentine's day 2006. she happened to be out for a stroll. >> it actually -- i -- did cause me to pause. i guess i was listening to see if somebody was in distress. >> reporter: the prosecution's theory this go-round on how cory died remained the same. after a heated argument, the night before valentine's day, curtis suffocated his wife with a pillow in a fit of rage. he then waited up to twelve hours before police were called. >> come over

deb parkinson from monash university in melbourne speaking to me earlier.ighbour, the united states, when it comes to coronavirus cases. so far, only about 1,400 infections have been reported there, compared to more than 230,000 in the us. but those numbers are on the rise, and there's been growing anger over the mexican government's handling of the crisis. the bbc‘s will grant has this report: a uniquely mexican way to tell people to wash their hands. amid accusations the message wasn't getting through, state police in quintana roo performed a mariachi song to remind the public to practise social distancing and self isolation. however, some say the response at the federal level has been less harmonious. the country's president, andres manuel lopez 0brador has come in for widespread criticism. for days, he said people could go outside, attend large events, even kiss and embrace. those at mexico's first drive—through coronavirus test, being run by a private clinic in the capital, were angry at the president's attitude. "if the president really cares about hi

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you know jack i you mention your father's parkinson's and i believe do you have emissaries i did yes and you explained it. i'm sorry i to be a media fight here but can you tell me the intricacies of that because obviously it's a situational thing does it lie dormant does it flare up tell me so i have a lot safer meeting m.s. and so i get flare ups and then it goes away. now as disease progresses you know people go to like 2nd ever aggressive and primary and and that's when you get kind of in a constant state of flare up but i'm kind of on me the the if on the scale i'm like a level one of having a mass so what m.s. does to your body is inflammation of the know and your body essentially will attack you know bendings breaking down the mile in chief which is like the the rubber coating on electrical wire and so it will expose the now and then over time that will deteriorate and cease to fire. appropriately normally and that's when you know things start happening like you know you can have problems with your sight your you know ability to walk smell taste any any way with there's no that