pfizer is removing the product from store shelves.rs are urged to record the lot numbers and throw the product away without opening the pouch. people can contact pfizer for more information. >>> president trump is threatening to impose more tariffs on chinese goods if he fails to reach a deal with president xi jinping this week. in an interview with the "wall street journal," mr. trump said he expects to raise tariffs on some $200 billion in chinese imports from 10% to 25%. he also threatened to slap tariffs on all remaining imports from china including laptops and iphones. the two leaders are set to meet on the sidelines of the g-20 summit in argentina. >>> troubling news about breast implants. women who have received implants say for years data on ruptures and other problems were kept hidden by the u.s. government and manufacturers. a joint investigation by the a.p. and the international consortium of investigative journalists reveals the fda allowed breast implant makers to report problems in bulk rather than individually. that mad

the counter and die. >> reporter: in recent weeks, president trump claimed credit for convincing pfizer and other drug companies to hold the line on prices. >> we've taken bold action to reduce the price of prescription drugs. we called them and said you got to reduce the price of your drugs and they did you're going to see drug pricing going down. >> reporter: so far this year drug companies raised prices on 263 medications but an average of nearly a percent with many choosing to go without. >> it is an epidemic in our country that's unaddressed. >> reporter: pfizer said only 10% are affected but won't say what could be a hard and expensive pill so swallow. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> up next, t 84 floors and the dramatic rescue after a cable snapped. stay with us. >>> scary moments at one of chicago's tallest skyscrapers. it fell more than 80 floors down yet amazingly, everyone got out alive. in one of the most iconic and tallest buildings in chicago, a terrifying ride as an elevator plunged 84 floors after at least one cable snapped. six people trapped inside including a

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. >> and increase that comes just months after pfizer agreed >>> parents do a lot of reseah to get the right car seats for their children, but when you research the rules f using one in an uber or a lyft, the answers aren't always clear. >> reporter: a sleeping baby a beautiful thing, and a safe baby, well, that's a necessity. but when it comes time to put a little one like 3-month-old lola in an uber or lift, who provides e car seat? the parent? >> i'm confused whether or not they provide the car seat so i've avoided both ur and ly. >> when get there i have to have a car seat. >> we've read the laws for d.c., maryland and virginia, and ere's no clear understanding for who is responsible to provide that car seat. pam higgins where a parent will not provide car seat. >> i will not take them. it's too much of a liability for you don't know what you're going to get out of it these days. >> while you can request the driver to bring one along but it's not available in all states. >> there's lot of confusion among both parents and drivers as to when specific laws and rules and regulation app

the amendment to pfizer 702, the major change in pfizer was born out of crisis that came from 911 and the president response to it and what we cannot talk about with a win program and the decin to bring that program under fisa court and at the beginning of 2007 and the challenge the government -based try to cram this program and technological changes between 1939 and 2001 into that technologically based very carefully crafted framework of the definitions in the statutes. a set of definitions designed intentionally by congress to carve out a significant amount of the federal government known surveillance at the time. congress that will get back to it but when they did that they knew what they were doing and carving out the bulk of the way the federal government conducted the surveillance. when we try to cram that program and do it through the surveillance program and try to cram it into the technologically based where the communicants were and whether the results to privacy with a significant challenge got one judge to buy into it the next judge hit it harder and increasing their envir

so far this year we've made it our call today we had we discussed pfizer, which you own.his firm still has a positive buy. >> absolutely. >> it's not like a negative call it's risk/reward maybe you're not going to get what you think you are after the gains the stock has had. >> because of the fact they've done so well coming into this, now more of a pause period from the sounds of it. >> it's highly-owned stock tell people what they should do. >> i would say because of the fact that looking forward, they see margins improving. and an incredible pipeline some of the pipeline, it seems to me that the analysts are saying look in 2019 we're not going to see anything close to the gains we did over the last 52 weeks or maybe even going back further i understand that. risk/rewardwise, kristen was talking about this i would bring this up. this is a name i look back i own it for from $28 from 2013 in march what have i done the entire time? selling calls against the position literally every three mondays, six months, wherever there's premiums that come in. think it's a name you can

this past summer, pfizer put those plans on hold afterhe esident shamed the country on twitter. most of the price hikes will be about5%. "the wall street journal" first reported the news. >>> tonight we wrap upur week of sleep with just how much your pillow and sleep position matter. >> as angie reports, the wrong combination can be a real pain in the neck and more.te >> rep waking up is tough when you sleep like a baby, but a third ofmericans don't, and dr. gregory lee says their position may be the problem. >> the reason you don't want to sleep on your stomach is you have to tur your necko the right or left, but you have to >> reporter: which can hurt your neck and back. it's on your back dr. lee says is the best way to sleep, but watch the pillows. >> we've been on your phones all the, on the computer, now you're going to pro-long that bad position with the neck.hi the best tng soda is support the natural curve of the neck and get a pillow for underhe knees. that supports the back. >> reporter: same setup for side sleepers for extra support add a third pillow behind your shou

has been that when pfizer proposed the price increases in july time frame, i believe, president trumpand then there was an agreement of sorts reached where president trump agreed to do something about drug rebates, and in a scenario where nothing's done on rebates, pfizer might put the pricing increases back on in january so, we've seen nothing happen on that side. so, presumably, we're heading in a direction where price increases do get put back on, not only by pfizer, but other pharmas and biotech as well. >> what have you noticed about drug pricing we hear reports that drug prices are still going higher for various key drugs. i mean, do you feel like the industry is, quote/unquote, behaving better under the threat of action from a republican-controlled house, senate, and white house? >> that's a great question i think over the last three years, while you guys have been reporting on this, i have to admit, the three things have clearly changed. number one, you no longer see 20%, 25% pricing that never happens it's always single digits, number one number two, you're also seeing no mul

why is it pfizer is gone up in a straight line. the biggest move in pfe in the last decade orz. although the rhetoric is out there the stocks say something else eli lilly is one if you look eli lilly down 3.5, 4% line in the sand through the fall held there. here we are illustrate critical it holds there pfizer although it hasn't gone up hasn't gone down. i think pfizer is building a base for the next leg higher >> they all made the same move it's coincident with a rotation almove this is an afflictle story as much as that seems anti-thet cal to what's going on i don't think it matters if the market struggles at higher multiples these outperform that's why i think they outperformed. >> for biohe can. >> big pharma that's on pig pharma. >> talking about aca overturned either way it's a win for hmos, drug companies if you become more efficient and don't have to cover everybody then you are more efficient and it's a tailwind. if you have to cover everybody you build the business it's a tailwind as well. it's a win/win all around. i like the big pharma as well. >> look at mylan toda

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actual future strategy of h three of these companies so plenty more to watch in the weeks ahead andras pfizer in london many thanks thank you. think of high tech startups and you might think of silicon alley in the u.s. or china where the tech scene is flush with cash but you're also both success stories like spotify or skype the market there is fragmented however and member states vary in terms of digital investment so can the e.u. create a single digital market computer programming begins at a very early age in a stone in the small baltic states is regarded as a pioneer of digitalisation it's where skype was founded and became a global player digital conditions differ widely in the european union global successes like skype are rare nordic and baltic countries are way ahead of the e.u. pact though when it comes to digital development denmark tops the blocks index for economic and social digitalisation followed by sweden and finland the stone is the ninth position germany comes in fourteenth pretty much mid-field in the e.u. used twenty eight members rumania is the digital taillight for high

what can pfizer do should prices be halted?hese guys made a lot of money over the years by increasing by room this was kind of a return of the old days listen, because it is a cash space. it is meeting the botox and it can raise the price. the government does not pay it because it is private pay. >> this goes back to medicare and the in ability of drug prices >> yes, it does. i am thinking when does the president say we have to use va like, va bargain that's a dramatic change in the industry this industry is one of the few leaders in the sell-off. >> just in twitter and on things like that saying it is a pr stunt when they say they're not going to raise price >> i would be aware that this is one of the remaining groups that's strong. this is a group that's now susceptible once again to political blow back. no one wants to hear about drug company raising prices right now. nobody >> all right, we got opening bell five minutes away stay with us on "squawk on the street." ♪ ♪ ♪ each day, brings new possibilities. that's why you nee

listen, my stocks are comcast, home depot, exxonmobil, pfizer, and intel. >> here is someone who likesquality companies exxonmobil, largest oil company in the world pfizer, really good dividend, excellent quarter. home depot, stock was shelled today. today is a day if you buy it, you made money intel, cream of the crop, semi conductor company, and comcast, i worked for comcast my charitable trust owns it. so we have cable, semi, we have oil, retail, we have drugs this is perfection now we've got to go to mark in california, mark >> caller: boo-yah, jim! >> boo-yah right back at you >> caller: thank you for your show and all you do for us home gamers >> thanks, man what's up? >> caller: here are my five stocks my first one is alliance resource partners, arlp. bank of america, bac macy's, m. nvidia, nvda and two harbors, t.w.o jim, am i i hadiversified? >> sometimes there's diversification, and sometimes there's just first aid bank of america, we like that. allowance, that is -- i forgot that they still had that coal -- rest in peace coal situation we are not going to endorse that compan

lelio. disobedience is based on a novel by and the character played by rachel vise comes back and pfizer. at first it is not quite clear why they did not expect to see. —— rachel weisz. shall i take more of the doubt? who is mrs cooperman? esti?|i shall i take more of the doubt? who is mrs cooperman? esti? i told her she should stay with us. you must. i'll do it. it's fine. you married? yes. yes, we are. why didn't you let me know? you disappeared. it's a great cast. it becomes apparent that the two she was closest to where close and a relationship between her and the esti character. the rest the film is about the relationship between love and religion and how one person has attempted to almost redefine himself through belief and thatis redefine himself through belief and that is almost a touch of they come out miseducation of cameron post. she has gone off to new york and become one person. i'm surprised by the mixed reviews. i have not read them. i liked this and thought it was sensitively handled. there is a comparison with the fantastic a mad woman because it is the story of someone

it's got to close with pfizer. crushed myself so i'm going to say we don't need to be there it's just too hard >>> all right, guys, today we saw what happens when you get a thaw with china and data of a slowing economy. now, aren't you happy you didn't panic from last week of course, tomorrow is a new day, and everyone has decided apple's best days are behind it. if you can't take the pain, go ahead and sell me, i think the best days are still to come. on "mad money" tonight, a sector that was once the safe haven on wall street is now the most broken i've ever seen. and a little drug stock, recent fda approval is a crucial moment in the history of cannabis medical cannabis so what is ahead i'm sitting down with the ceo to find out you're going to want to hear this, because those stocks are not so bad and cyber security has been on the decline, is microsoft taking their market away? i'm going to find out what's going on there stick with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jim cramer have a question

i called head of pfizer, i called some of the others. powerful office. they had raised them, they had announced the raise of price, and they said, sir, we will immediately drop the price down to where it was. could you believe that? could you believe -- [cheers and applause] it didn't get much news, folks, but you know it. you know it. at least i can tell you. might as well talk about yourself, because nobody else is going to. [laughter] [cheers and applause] nobody else is going to! [cheers and applause] nobody else. so these drug companies -- and i do appreciate pfizer and novartis and so many others, they really did, they dropped it down. now they're going to drop it down because we're getting rid of a lot of the middleman, it's call. i never heard middleman and middle woman, we'll call them the middleman and the middlewoman. but this tremendous gap of wasted money. and we're knocking it down, and we are -- you're going to see some great results very soon. to help critically ill patients get life-saving treatment, we passed something

the one-offs of playing pfizer against merck or ford against gm doesn't work anymore with these guys.jeff, here's the dynamic that i think is at play that troubles me is this idea that if you cut taxes for businesses or give them bailouts, somehow you automatically get jobs or are owed jobs. we've seen the tax cuts have led to stock buybacks, but there's not necessarily this correlation between if you make sure businesses have more money, jobs in the u.s. necessarily materialize. and i kind of draw a line between that idea in part that the president has advanced and perhaps this feeling of betrayal toward gm. >> we've had that through the history of the last quarter century of either both tax adjustments as well as job training partnership acts. each time we've seen the money has gone to shareholders, it's gone back for capital reinvestment by the companies but hasn't necessarily led to more jobs. president trump unfortunately was making commitments, as he made in warren, ohio, not a single job will be lost. no plant will be closed and then we have lordstown being closed in michigan.

if the inspector general's also coming up with a report about potential pfizer abuse. nobody has talked about that. he will come out with the report and i do hope that the president appoints john radcliffe, the congressman out of texas as the next attorney general. that would be the right move. >> shannon: harry, your thoughts on the potential mueller report? >> first on congressman trey gowdy, nobody knows what bob mueller is going to do except bob mueller and matt whitaker. only point of what happens to the report, it is really important. he will have the latitude to not issue it. it will be up to him. as you know, team trump has said that they prefer that it not come out. it is hard to imagine it will never see the light of day but he will have the authority to keep it bottled up if he wants. >> shannon: tonight we have an acting attorney general, matt whitaker and the deputy rod rosenstein who many folks have thought would be on his way out. he remands there as well. gentlemen, thank you all for weighing in. good to hear from you. >> thank you. >> shannon: the top

i called pfizer, i called novartis a month ago.hey raised their drug prices very substantially, and there was no reason to do that. i called them, the heads of both companies, and others, and i said you cannot do this. you cannot raise your drug prices. they immediately reduced their drug prices to the same price that was the day before. and i respected them for doing that, and i appreciated that they did it. pfizer, novartis, others -- they did it. i really realized how powerful this position is. can you imagine? never happened before. never happened before. yet, with their old president, he could use the same words, and they would not do it. that's the way it works, folks. that's the way it works, but we will be reducing drug prices very soon. you will see. the secretary has done a job to help critically ill patients get life-saving treatment. after 44 years, we passed right to try. we have the greatest pipeline of drugs and cures and everything. we were not allowed to use it. now we are allowed to use that pipeline when somebody

let's start with pfizer. that sound i was from a mere two weeks ago. was he hoodwinked by big pharma? >> and for having me and what a difference a couple of months makes back to earlier this year when the president and may launch the blueprint to lower prescription drug prices. refraining from commenting on an individual company i will say this for what you heard in reference to his consistent with the historical patterns and the birds of feather the pharmaceutical industry wants up per year. a very different political environment in which critically important that the president identified even a couple weeks ago dating all the way back to may where the first strategy of the blueprint is to increase market competition and that's where the companies we represent can play a significant role in service to counter labor to the price and brain increases your reference. tranter playtex has had to tell u.s. president in july we are going to cut prices and friday revealed the full 10% of our prescription drugs will see a price hike in january. how do you fight

this is the same carter page pfizer.emember when we came out and said the bulk of the fisa was made of the phony dossier and the fake news, and then you've got all these people scrambling around saying no, no, there was all this other information? we went in and began to look at all this other information and found out that it too was not only funny but i think also as concerning or more concerning than the original document. >> sean: we will work with you. i'm not giving up until all of those people that violated all of these laws and committed all of these lies to courts and misused their intelligence and spread russian lies, real lies paid for by hillary, are held accountable. thank you, congressman. we have another major story about the deep state. john solomon reporting from the hill. questions grow about the fbi vetting of christopher steele's fbi expertise. sara carter, fox news legal analyst, let's start with your story, john solomon. >> listen, the more we learn about christopher steele the more the recent to do

i have been a critic of pfizer. courtt encountered the when i was an intern at the nsa and had to go into that court. i became an opponent of the court which i think is only loosely defined as a court when you consider the standards they use. every american should be troubled. part onlied in large opposition research by the opposing party of donald trump, and the opposing administration does raise the question. i'm not convinced that is the case but seeing that application would help. there is a lot of overclassification that has occurred. we have had the fbi refused to release information. when that is finally released, it is clear this was not a legitimate argument for classification. some of the material the fbi has been fighting was material that would embarrass the fbi. it would not disclose sources and methods. it would be a good thing to have greater transparency. >> what about james comey wanting to testify publicly? >> i think comey is dead wrong. i don't even know the basis in which you go to court and say

pfizer and novartis and the others for doing that. we will see prices coming down. we are cutting out the middleman and middle woman. and you know what? i'm going to have a lot of people that hate me really badly, almost as bad as the left or the democrats, if that is possible. almost as bad as the democrats. but, you know what we will do? blame russia. let us blame russia. average premiums in georgia this year are coming down. we are bringing them down. and what did we do? mandatory of the mandate which was a disaster. it.ery much defanged we are doing a good job. you notice your premiums are not doing as badly as you ever thought. a lot better than you would ever have thought. we have defanged it. we had it repealed and replaced but we had one disappointing boat and we did not get one vote from a democrat. we did not get one vote from a democrat. that was a slightly disappointing vote but it does not matter because we are now doing it a little bit differently. and itdoing it piecemeal is working just fine. we just introduced new, affordable health care plans for g

pfizer says it's planning price increases on 10% of its drug portfolio. translating to 41 of its medicines come january. the price increases for most of the drugs, 5% with one drug jumping as much as 9%. according to the "wall street journal" sources no details on exactly which pfizer brands are involved but shares, of course they like this. they are up 1%. i don't know if president trump will like it. he says these guys are getting away with murder. >>> up next, one of the most memorable scenes in movie history involve that big piano that tom hanks jumped on in the movie "big." well, it is back. yeah, there you go. you can see it now. it's the famous toy store that had it, reopens today in new york after being shuttered for years. we have the big toe store straight ahead. plus the movie deal coming to a tv near you. we'll be right back. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? step up to the stage here. feeling good about that? let's see- most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your

and i said, get me the name of the head of novartis and pfizer and i made some calls.y immediately said, we were only kidding. and that is when i realized how powerful the presidency was. [applause] pres. trump: true. i thank pfizer and novartis and the others for doing that. you will see prices coming down. we are cutting out the middleman and middle woman. and you know what? i'm going to have a lot of people that hate me really badly, almost as bad as the left or the democrats, if that is possible. almost as bad as the democrats. but, you know what we will do? blame russia. we're going to blame russia. let's blame russia. after years of soaring obamacare premiums, average premiums in georgia this year are coming down. we are bringing them down. and what did we do? we got rid of the mandatory mandate which was a disaster. we very much defanged it. we are running it properly and it is being, every week, more and more. we are doing a good job. you notice your premiums are not doing as badly as you ever thought. a lot better than you would ever have thought. we have defa

they include google, at&t, pfizer as well as major a loa absence amid allegations of sexual misonduct. a party spokesman says he will stay on load until an outside investigation ends. a vice chair for the party accused him last week of sexually harassing and assaulting several unnamed people at the party functions. there has been calls for him to resign. he said in a statement that he takes seriously and allegation brought forward by any one who believes they have been caused pain. >>> a parolee is under rest arrest in the mother bay accused of stabbing his own brother and meth may have been a factor. he stabbed his brother with a folding knife last night at a home near santa rosa. the brother is expected to survive. family members tell investigators they think that he was using meth. they say he had not slept in four days. >>> when it comes to street drugs we have been focused on images like this. the opioid epidemic. the fact is, meth is on the rise right now. kpix5 joins nus san francisco where we are seeing it playing out in the streets. joe? >> ken we are talking about violence a

pfizer, they cut their r&d program for alzheimer's and parkinson's, laying off 300 people.e need tax relief geared toward people in the immunity will take that next money, spend it in the community and help all of us. helping her big donors on wall helping special interest groups that are funding her campaign, that's not helping people in upstate new york. we don't need more of the same in washington. i'm proudrm bureau, to be in their circle of friends as a top supporter every single year i have been in office. moderator: i heard you say you support a minimum wage. do you support a living wage? mr. brindisi: absolutely. he put should be able to live and make a good living. what is happening with this money coming back to big corporations is, they are not using that to increase the wages of their workers. that's why people are working two and three jobs to get by, struggling to keep up with expenses going up, their health insurance, prescription drug costs. everywhere i go in this people talk about the cost of high prescription drugs. what are they doing in washington about

pfizer plans to raise prices on 41 drugs ce january. that's about 10% of the lineup. most drugs will see a 5% increase. the company had previously rolled back price increes this summer under pressure from president trump. shares rose marginally to 41. today. and cancer drug company tisa. o is exploring a sale. the report comes about a weekre after s fell sharply on oi disaing drug trial results after being halted for a time in today's trade tisaro shares popped 31% to $34.96. >>> it's time for the weekly marketonitor mo hasames of stocks he says are less vulnerable in anconomic downturn. joining sus tim courtney chi investment officer at wealth viser. welcomback, nice to see you again. >>ch thank you very >> you have picked three ee eclectic pis, t first is starbucks you like it partly because of the expansion possibility anyplace china. >> yeah, they're opening about a store a day in china. that's a big growth venue for them. and als in the united states they're introducing new menu items and greater use of drive-rough which has been shone to increase steals in the u

the president has long called for prescription drug prices to be lowered, and he criticized pfizer back coming up on the kron 4 morning news...meet one of the teachers who is going above and beyond to help young students who are out of school because of the camp fire. [ refrigerator clanking ] [ refrigerator knocking ] the moment you realize your fridge is trying to tell you something. at lowe's we sell more appliances than anyone else so we can help you pick the right one. ( james )( robin ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... another door with poor air quality across the bay area as skies remain smoky and hazy. expect daytime highs in the 60's across the bay today. as we make our way through the week look forward to air quality improving along with rainfall arriving on wednesday that will take us through thanksgiving and into next weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min

pfizer, the pharmaceutical industry got $50 billion in tax relief, so what do they do, they can aroundnd cut their programs for alzheimer's and parkinson's, laying off 300 people. we need tax relief geared toward people in the community that will take the extra money and spend it in their local community, and help all of us. hoping big donors on wall street, helping corporate special interest groups funding her campaign, that is not helpful to people here. people here need tax relief, we do not need more of the same in washington. and the farm bureau, i have been proud to be in their circle of friends. and part of the agricultural policies every single year i have been in office. charles: i will ask my first follow-up. i heard you say you support minimum wage, what about a living wage? mr. brindisi: absolutely, people should be able to live, work and make a good living. unfortunately, what is happening with the money coming back through the big corporations is they are not using it to actually increase wages of their workers. that is why people are working two or three jobs to get by,

we begin with pfizer tonight. their shares were cut to market perform to outperform at b.m.o. capital. the analysts cited a number of head winds, includingsa disappointins of some of the company's drugs. shares rose 1% today to $43.67. chesapeake was upgraded to outperform from underperform at raymond james. thest ana calls chesapeake's recent acquisition of wild horse vans fthmative. price target is $5. that stock rose more than 1 today to $3.57. and american eagle outfitters was downgraded to underperform at neutral fropg bra of america/merrill lynch. the analysts cited a lack of marginmprovement there. price target $18. that stock dropped 4 1/2% today to $22.02. >>> still- ahead you might be surprised by what investors did with their money during last month's rocky performance. >>> despite october's losses, investors took only a modest amount of money out of the market last month. according to fact sets, u.s. equityet saw outflows of a little more than just $3 billion. that's just % of assets under management. equity funds that are considered buy and hold investments like e

i called pfizer, i called novartis a month ago.raised their drug prices very substantially, and there was no reason to do that. i called them, the heads of both companies, and others, and i said you cannot do this. you cannot raise your drug prices. it's not happening like that. they immediately reduced their drug prices to the same price that was the day before. and i respected them for doing that, and i appreciated that they did it. pfizer, novartis, others -- they did it. and i really realized how powerful this position is. can you imagine? never happened before. with their own president, he can use the same words and it doesn't work. like it or not, that is the way it works. we will be reducing drug prices very soon. secretary a czar has done a fantastic job. ill patients,ally we passed, after 44 years, we passed "right to try." we have the greatest pipeline of drugs and cures. we were not allowed to use it but now we can when someone is terminally ill or seriously ill. they will not have to go to asia, europe, africa. they go

i called pfizer, i called novartis a month ago.y raised their drug prices very substantially, and there was no reason to do that. i called them, the heads of both companies, and others, and i said you cannot do this. you cannot raise your drug .rices it's not happening like that. they immediately reduced their drug prices to the same price that was the day before. and i respected them for doing that, and i appreciated that they did it. pfizer, novartis, others -- they did it. i really realized how powerful this position is. can you imagine? never happened before. yet, with their old president, he could use the same words, and they would not do it. that's the way it works, folks. that's the way it works, but we will be reducing drug prices very soon. he will see. the secretary has done a fantastic job to help critical pick -- critical patients get life-saving treatment. .e passed right to try we have the greatest pipeline of drugs and cures and everything. we were not allowed to use it. now we are allowed to use that somebody is ver

quantum computing, you need to super cool these things to like colder than deep space or you need to pfizer lasers at ion traps. and it sounds really complicated and really difficult. is this going to be a computer that's on scott's desk in five or ten years, or is this always going to be something that's only for very big companies? >> for all that we know now, martin, these are really just specialized machines. to solve all those problems that your classical computers have no hope of tackling. but that being said, we've only scratched sclo schroedering's cat can enter all the machines that we have around us. so the best of quantum is still to come. or my ssuming they're not going desk, with we have another challenge. if quantum computing comes out, it breaks security as we know it. how do we rationalize those two viewpoints, if it can't be everywhere, yet we need it for cybersecurity. >> i think maribel, there's always a development on both sides of the fence. our computers are getting better, but so are our algorithms to protect our security in the modern internet age. so i'm sure they'l

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pfizer's in the northern california town of paradise fair they will recover more bodies from what's already the deadliest wildfire in the history of the u.s. state forty eight people have been killed and more than two hundred others a missing and this is one of several fires burning across the state in southern california five finds a struggling to contain the woolsey fire that's already claimed two lives and left a trail of destruction and beach resorts including malibu and he says jennifer bill clinton has more from puck in california. it's a difficult situation with the wind whipping up the way it has been for the last few days and with no no certain change in sight although fingers crossed in the next forty eight hours or so we are expecting the wind to shift and give us some more of an ocean breeze but now it's this dry this dry eastern when that comes in and brings the flames and the ash with it i want to show you some of the destruction here behind us this house on a block that otherwise was relatively unscathed from this fire you see this house and the one next door burned down most

. >> reporter: but now, a week later, and with top donors like walmart, at&t and pfizer withdrawing their support and asking for their money back, hyde-smith is offering some apology. >> you know, for anyone that was offended by my comments, i certainly apologize. >> reporter: at a debate, hyde-smith also pointed a finger at her opponent, democrat mike espy, who is african-american. >> this comment was twisted and it was turned into a weapon to be used against me. >> reporter: espy fired right back. >> i don't know what's in your heart, but we all know what came out of your mouth. that's given our state another black eye that we don't need. >> and mary bruce joins us now from capitol hill. and mary, cindy hyde-smith getting a vote of confidence from president trump. >> reporter: yeah, tom, the president saying she's done a fantastic job and it's a shame she has to go through all this. the president will be making the case for her on monday when he heads down to mississippi. tom? >> and that election on tuesday. all right, mary, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news t

stop trump from releasing the pfizer warrants. in documentation because well they're implicated in and so we have u.k. meddling in the american election two thousand and sixteen i suppose. the reason why trump decided not to release them in september like he said he would is that he's waiting for the moeller report is going to have his findings trump is going to have a trump card. to counter whatever findings that mohler and the british are furious about it yeah i mean there there is a danger of the u.k. being far more factually implicated in meddling in the us elections like like should have been obvious to anyone and their connections with the steel dossier and this being the basis for launching what would then become the mueller pro basically discrediting all of it so trumpet is playing for the best possible time i believe to release these and it will be a fact of lee a refutation not that we have any evidence that mueller has released any indictments or anything that would actually prove low hanging fruit walking what the inve

been absolutely clear in focusing on delivering what is in the best interests of the british people pfizer. sky news prime minister are you not in denial about the chances of getting this still through parliament and for the critics in your own party to have been sending in letters very publicly is it time for them to put up or shut up what i heard as i think you may have heard me say in the house of commons earlier today as i've just reiterated here i'm going to do my job of bringing back the best deal for the united kingdom that will then be put before the house of commons it will be put before members of parliament in a meaningful vote their job will be to look at that deal their job will be to consider the interests of their constituents and their job will be to consider how we can deliver on the vote of the british people to leave the european the european union and i think you know i think most people watching this or listening to to this will recognise that this is not an easy thing to do this is a complex negotiation but i think what most people want to know is that what we will de

people killed in the capital mogadishu after a car bomb went off in a busy market on monday about pfizer'stime for sponsibility for another attack which killed twenty people at a religious center in the northern city of. india is marking ten years as the moment by attacks commemoration ceremonies have been held across the city where one hundred sixty six were killed in two thousand and eight over three days and ten gunmen from pakistan based group. attacks hospitals hotels and public buildings as well as the jewish center on sunday the u.s. offered a new five million dollar reward to capture those responsible for ordering the attack in southern new zealand one hundred forty five whales have died after becoming stranded on a remote beach discovered the pilot whales on stewart island seventy five were already dead and the others were put to sleep by vets because of poor health the first ever spacecraft designed to study the in the depths of mars has successfully touched down on the red planet scientists are hoping insights will help shed some light on how the planet was formed billions of ye

pfizer . there's on sky news prime minister you not in denial about the chances of getting this deal through parliament and for the critics in your own party that have been sending in letters very publicly is it time for them to put up or shut up what i heard as i think you may have heard me say in the house of commons earlier today as i've just reiterated here i'm going to do my job of bringing back the best deal for the united kingdom that will then be put before the house of commons it will be put before members of parliament in a meaningful vote their job will be to look at that deal their job will be to consider the interests of their constituents and their job will be to consider how we can deliver on the vote of the british people to leave the european the european union and i think you know i think most people watching this or listening to to this will recognise that this is not an easy thing to do this is a complex negotiation but i think what most people want to know is that what we

for pfizer going on strike in the city of leon demanding better pay and conditions has blocked streets in the city as they marched with torches and banners the walkout comes just ahead of the will famous festival of lights and attracts thousands of visitors to the city from around the world. france has been rocked by angry demonstrations nationwide against fuel tax increases since then led by people wearing bright yellow vests for that matter on today reacted to the mass discontent his reforms caused the movement this movement is generated significant protests and also unacceptable violence in france's mainland and in its overseas territories what was said during the presidential campaign has to stand regardless of whether you backed me in the election we can't on a monday be in favor of the environment then on tuesday begins fuel price increases we can decide some years ago to have a tax increase and he now to denounce it. several hundred thousand people are now taking part in what would have become weekly demonstrations protesters told us they won't stop until reverses his policy. be

want to look at the new highs list pfizer, merck, hca, all 52 week highs. finally, one group not breaking out. you have a problem with the banks here we have a ten year below 3%. you had a problem breaking out back to you. >> thank you very much for that. >>> let's sends it uptown in the nasdaq >> watching the nasdaq it was fractionally positive for the month here with one more trading session left we'll see if we can see more gains tomorrow that is a big move back after what we have seen in terms of the impact of the tech drag. today dollar tree is a biggest gainer with those earnings reports. tech overall mixed the faang names were trading we are losing a little bit of altitude here. apple and microsoft today are actually the drags they are still apple on top as far as market cap. we have health care highs here as well. express scripts at an all time high as it approaches possible close of the merger with cigna it is expected by the end of the year >> thank you very much for that. >>> still to come, oil dipping below $50 a barrel for the first time since

been absolutely clear in focusing on delivering what is in the best interests of the british people pfizer. sky news prime minister are you not in denial about the chances of getting this still through parliament and for the critics in your own party to have been sending in letters very publicly is it's.