raise money for those affected by parkinson )s.happened in union city this morning at mark greens sports center. the center has started an parkinsons exercise program... offering yoga, dance, and even boxing classes. all proceeds made from the run >>> a sunday morning fun run this morning. offering yoga and dance and even boxing classes. all proceeds from the run will help those suffering from parkinson's. >> we've dedicated this race to donating proceeds towards the parkinson's foundation to hopefully help other people to help the parkinson's commute. >>> the fifth year of the super hero fun run. >>> the south bay's most popular phil mickelson festival around the corner. runs 13 days. this year the festival boasts 600 unique experiences in phil mickelso mickelson--. one of our investigative producers, former. has a film. called the edge of success and they are talk about the teen mental health crisis in palo alto. great time to go out and see some local phil mickelson. >> that's a good and a worthwhile plug. and i was looking at y

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ask your parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. 's p 71 in the books >> sandra: it's monday. you for joining us, everybody. we will be back here tomorrow morning. to. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: fox news alert, president trump is doubling down on his push for border wall funding, as the white house just a few moments ago released its budget proposal for the next fiscal year. the president is seeking more than $8 billion in additional wall funding, igniting a new showdown with congress. here we go. this is "outnumbered" on a fine monday. i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis, fox news contributor emily compagno, a host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy, and in the center seat, nationally-syndicated radio host and fox news contributor, richard fowler is "outnumbered" for it although he looks joyful about the fact that

parkinson's specialist about nuplazid. maria: take a look at futures, pretty good rally, s&p up 17 and nasdaq up 53 points and, of course, it'sod start for the new year, the markets up 11%, john, your thoughts on where we go from here because when we came into the year, the fed gave us a pivot, valuations are much better, you have a backdrop that's continue to go see growth and obviously investors are seeing the same thing. >> gdp numbers were very strong, stronger than anticipated and i thought the people would feel like north korea was going to weigh on the market and the failures would cause issues, ultimately people see it as geopolitical risk and not economic risk, and nothing to see here in terms of the president walking away. maria: dagen, you have made the point so many times, just the level of interest rates gives you huge opportunity because there's no alternatives to put money where you have dividend payers. dagen: i was looking down, 2.71% is the 10-year yield, that tells you that certainly treasuries at these levels are not a bargain and you better be careful. so, again, with the economy looking solid and earning

s if symptoms show up? would someone be evaluated? how does it compare to parkinson's.nset is a piece -- to the numbers we have been talking about. 5.8 million people are affected overall. younger 200,000 are than 65. start symptoms but it is more likely some biological changes are happening but symptoms have not shown yet. if you believe you are showing thatoms or you have signs you think are troublesome, talking to your doctor is the first step you should take. signswe have 10 warning available on alz.org. host: comparing it to parkinson's? guest: the best way to be able to understand differences between parkinson's and alzheimer's is to have that conversation with your doctor. parkinson's tends to have more physical symptoms with changes in thinking or cognition. ultimately, differentiating diagnoses should be a conversation between the individual and their doctor. host: walk us through the warning signs. colors have done a -- callers have done a good job of talking about them. changes in memory or thinking different than just basic forgetfulness or -- so, changes to