we've come to dr dog basic reinhart's practice in recent years more and more of the g.p.s. patients have been asking her about vitamin d. . and if you can push the pattern this is evidence that make patients suspect that they have a vitamin d. deficiency or tiredness and fatigue or feeling a bit low that makes things a little difficult because these nonspecific complaints could be symptoms of many illnesses. including. the body makes with them indeed itself with the help of sunlight which triggers the formation of the vitamin in the skin liver and kidneys the vitamin promotes the uptake of calcium which helps the growth and maintenance of strong bones and muscle growth back in 1900 doctors discovered that poor nutrition but above all a lack of sunlight and the resulting shortage of vitamin d. could cause rickets from then on this childhood disease was treated in part using ultraviolet lamps. u.v.b. rays in sunlight are critical for the production of it indeed they account for 80 to 90 percent of our victim indeed meets. if you spend 15 minutes a day out in the sun that's an

lost during the great recession back in 2008 and you remember back then there was a debate where reinharting it will take ten years to recover so we're looking at a shock of many multiples of that t. we're in black swan land of what's going to happen next in the economy and i think what we're doing right now is -- they're falling it phase one, phase two, phase three, we're building a bridge to the other shore and what we're going to have to do is try to make it so we can prosper when we get to the other shore and the virus is going to decide how long the trip is. and so it's absolutely the heaviest lift, the most remarkable shock that i've ever seen and it's time for everybody to work together and come up with a plan that when we get to the other shore that we can prosper again because it's going to be a very, very big challenge. >> you know, you look back to 2007, median wages were about $59,000 and it did actually take us about ten years to eat up all that extra capacity, all those people who didn't have jobs to the point that we got to a lower unemployment rate but it was a ten-year re

. >>> welcome back rick santelli live here at cme hq, welcoming vincent reinhart, 24 years of variousts at the fed and that's what i would like to talk about. welcome, vincent vincent, on april 9th, the fed tweaked its corporate bond buying program to include high yield, junk etfs they haven't used this program yet, but it's made a huge difference it's a slippery slope, including high yield what are your thoughts >> i think it was almost inevitable, once they said they would start buying ig. what happened when they announced they purchased investment grade credit, not having even bought a single debt instrument yet investment grade did much better than high yield. and it was difficult to rationalize the difference between the two sets of yields in particular, how about those fallen angels like ford? they were just ig a month ago. why treat them differently so the fed, therefore, widened the perimeter of its camp and brought fallen angels into the fold well, how about next week, when politicians complain or there's problems in the oil patch? don't you think the fed is going to be under

i don't think the reinhart rogoff debates during the recession, is it going to take ten years to recover debate again once we get past the crisis stage. my view is we won't make the policy mistakes that extended it last time. >> kevin, question for you during this whole bailout situation over the past several weeks the government, journalists,even some of these big publicly traded companies are still going to furlough or fi fir fired. it's either going to take the money through the company and pay the people or they're going to get unemployment insurance. which is the better alternative? >> economically the worker stays with the firm. they don't have to find the worker, retrain them they're ready to go. they'll have to change their practices so maybe restaurants are going to have to move tables further apart, construct and hypothesizing. the workers will have more to do even if customers aren't coming in there will be problems you have to say that the program has been a tremendous success. they've leng have lent money to with 10 or fewer workers they've made loans in the beginning and th