please decimated us talents destroyed think that it started off with you know company in stanford connecticut that had some marketing this is the worst manmade epidemic in the history of. american medicine it's very clear when one looks at the overprescribing of opioids that's a lead to this public health crisis that the medical community really forgot the 1st rule which is do no harm. opioids are among the world's oldest known drugs there are medical religious and recreational use predates recorded history. these are really drugs such as opium codeine and morphine works directed from poppy flowers and it's some kind of mystery of nature why did the poppy play out create morphine it can bind to the 'd opioid receptors in human brains and probably that's a mystery of nature will never be able to answer but that is the case because it's chemically similar to the compounds that her own brain makes an $874.00 an english chemist by mixing morphine and other assets created a powerful opioid that was eventually called di a seattle morphine nothing much resulted from his discovery 23 years later a ge

the intervening years they expanded the company to other states moving their headquarters to stanford connecticut and changing the name to produce for produce a private family many of them are doctors many that are philanthropists a lot of money billions but they are now i hear typical rich people yachts dating models things like that they're intellectual people they care about science cancer research on arts a 3rd brother dr arthur sackler revolutionized pharmaceutical advertising are there originated a blitz style marketing of drugs aimed at general practitioners through medical conventions as with well known doctor endorsements direct mailing and a sales force giving out free samples and perks. vallium for the response you know wand and trust there's 963 campaign for the new tranquilizer value touted it as a safe non-addictive stress relief for women particularly were targeted to cure the every day stress of being a wife and mom valuing became the 1st $1000000000.00 profit drug leading to an addiction crisis by the mid 1970 s. and 1987 dr arthur sackler died a very rich man his successful mark

it's not getting here to stanford connecticut, bridge port, connecticut, to cities where we're prettyo being overwhelmed. i have nurses and doctors very literally calling me frantic about the lack of ppe, about the fact their icu capacity and ventilators are almost used up, and we are nowhere near the peak of what we're going to see. so we're very, very concerned here. look, if there's a silver lining to this cloud is that we have had the opportunity because we're sort of on the soert side of the wave that started in new york, we have had the opportunity to learn from what new york has been able to do. the people who live here, a little late but started taking this really seriously in time hopefully to reduce the intensity of what we're about to see. >> congressman, i want to speak to you because you're on the house intel committee about the firing of michael atkinson, the inspector general of the intelligence community for the fact he brought to the attention of your committee, your chairman, the whistle-blower complaint about the ukraine phone call. here's what donald trump had to s

it's not getting here to stanford connecticut, bridge port, connecticut, to cities where we're pretty to being overwhelmed. i have nurses and doctors very literally calling me frantic about the lack of ppe, about the fact their icu capacity and ventilators are almost used up, and we are nowhere near the peak of what we're going to see. so we're very, very concerned here. look, if there's a silver lining to this cloud is that we have had the opportunity because we're sort of on the soert side of the wave that started in new york, we have had the opportunity to learn from what new york has been able to do. the people who live here, a little late but started taking this really seriously in time hopefully to reduce the intensity of what we're about to see. >> congressman, i want to speak to you because you're on the house intel committee about the firing of michael atkinson, the hopefully to reduce the intensity of what we're about to see. >> congressman, i want to speak to you because you're on the house intel committee about the firing of michael atkinson, the inspector general of the i

in connecticut for us thank you very much for joining us from stanford thank you but it will look as in the united kingdom live criticised a government suggestion to reuse personal protective equipment known as p p a the country is facing a critical shortage of p.p.a. if you don't design this is treating convey the kind of virus patients you guidance suggested alternatives to slewed repellent full length gowns like you reusable ones may be needed as the british medical association says the advice comes as a result of government failings pull branded hospital so much that. control to see about the amounts of stock of this personal protective equipment this p.p.a. has been growing in recent weeks and essentially building to a crescendo in the past couple of days we had the health secretary matt hancock he's the government minister responsible for health reporting for parliamentary committee on friday saying he wished he had a magic wand that he could wave through to generate more people even he just couldn't because the global marketplace was so scarce at the moment but the pressure th

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connecticut. we had a house sat on six acres and a lake and surrounded by woods. we had the privacy that my parents were seeking. it was in a predominately white community in northern stanford. so integrator our neighborhood and our school. >> host: i did want to ask that question. how much black people were living in stamford, connecticut, in 1963? >> guest: it was north stanford so that's, morland and so it was our family. 63 there may have been more. there may have been two or three who lived up in that section of town. still very much segregated in stamford, connecticut,. >> host: what do you remember about that segregation, possibly one of the few african-americans? >> guest: i remember in elementary school children ask d me if i made the and me feeling very insecure, very shy, didn't speak at all. i wouldn't ask questions. i wouldn't wear my glasses because i did want to be different in any other way. i didn't understand that was part of my experience there being the only black child in the fifth grade. so fifth grade is only black child in school. >> host: why did mom and dad want you to have that, or want you to live there? >> guest: i don't think the water as to th

connecticut. angelo >> jim, big boo-yah from stanford thanks for taking my call. one more boo-yah for my father, he's watching too. >> i like him. i like him father/son that's great. >> diamondback energy. >> diamondback energy, along with eog, partial energy we had on theother day, they're all run well enough to be able to survive this basically nuclear war against oil and gas. but that said, i hate those stocks there you go how about gilbert in florida gilbert? gill speak to me. gill may not be there. do we abort? abort, abort, abort. to samantha in florida samantha >> hey, cramer this is a two-part question in regard to airline stocks >> all right >> the first part being what do you think about airline stocks with the possibility of a pivot to cargo usage needed, and the second part being specifically the -- is this a hold or an opportunity? >> it is going to be a trade if we get further good news in terms of the remdesivir, people will buy the airline stocks and then i want you to flip them and that, ladies and gentlemen, conclusion of the lightning round! >>

connecticut. as the governor stated, we have already received one down in stanford that is operational. the governor did make a call to high executives at abbott to make that a priority. but we are one of the few states that are going to be on the top of the list in terms of receiving abbott lab testing devices here in connecticut. so we should see that arrive at d.p.h. and then for distribution later this week. reporter: where do we stand on the p.p.e. and the hospital space right snow? we know this is going to be a very trying week. how are we in maintaining the status quo? gov. lamont: we have a supply right now. we have a supply thanks to the aggressive efforts of our hospitals. they've been able to get enough to keep going for the near term. we have a very good accounting of where the p.p.e. is, where the ventilators are, where they're needed. so our hospital system is working as one, as i suggested before. so we have to buy more time. we may be able to mix and match. i will tell you that we're on the phone with the senior executives from the company that has the sterilization proc

connecticut. as the governor stated, we have already received one down in stanford that is operational. the governor did make a call to high executives at abbott to make that a priority. but we are one of the few states that are going to be on the top of the list in terms of receiving abbott lab testing devices here in connecticut. so we should see that arrive at d.p.h. and then for distribution later this week. reporter: where do we stand on the p.p.e. and the hospital space right snow? we know this is going to be a very trying week. how are we in maintaining the status quo? governor lamont: we have a supply right now. we have a supply thanks to the aggressive efforts of our hospitals. they've been able to get enough to keep going for the near term. we have a very good accounting of where the p.p.e. is, where the ventilators are, where they're needed. so our hospital system is working as one, as i sulted before. so we have to buy more time. we may be able to mix and match. i will tell you that we're on the phone with the senior executives from the company that has the sterilization pro

connecticut. we had a house sat on six acres and a lake and surrounded by woods. we had the privacy that my parents were seeking. it was in a predominately white community in northern stanford.