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terri: a great interview with john williams. really a great amount of time you were able to get with him. there's been all of the discussion about the shape of the recovery. the biggest question we have been getting is how come this recovery has been so sharp. are we going to enjoy a v-shaped recovery? i wish i could say we are confident that we would. it is just not how things are with risk and return. i do think we have seen bottoms for the year, but that the movement to the upside is going swoosh.re like the nike sofell so sharply and painfully. we have a tactical, rules-based approach, and it gave us early warning signals, and we were selling. that protected a lot on the downside. sometimes you make money by not losing money. signals,e getting buy but we are getting cautious about that. we are fully invested, so we are per dissipating in this upside. we didn't lose much on the downside, so returns for the year are pretty good, but i do think it is going to be a volatile slow and steady between now and the end of the year. ma

terry and then thanks for joining us my pleasure. well now it's your chance to ask the questions asked science correspondent derrick williams sounds ready and waiting to answer. what medical treatments to patients infected with the coronavirus receive. one of the most frightening things about a pandemic involving a new pathogen is that when it starts to send people into hospitals there's no specific medication immediately available to treat them and and that's still the case with covert 19 no drugs has yet been proven to be both both safe and effective against the disease although there are hundreds of clinical trials all over the world racing to test dozens of potential compounds the antiviral rendez of the year is farther along than any other it's been authorized for emergency and compassionate use in some countries even though investigations are still ongoing and how effective it really is until we have more information on it and other candidates though conventional critical care is all doctors have to help severely affected patients using methods like mechanical ventilation which are are aimed at keeping you alive for long enough th

terry farrar there thank you so much for your time and for your input thank you very much. time for some of your questions now and today focusing on animals he is our science editor derrick williams. and the corona virus spread in animals. yes coronaviruses are what are sometimes described as being pretty miscue us and there's every indication that the pathogen that causes target 19 originated in bats and possibly jumped from there to another intermediate species before jumping on to humans we now know that different species of felines can also get it and transmit it to each other it's clear that we can give the virus to other animals but it's not yet clear whether or not at least our domesticated animals can give it to us and. what should i do 1st when i come back from walking my dog i can't bathe him daily. and previous epidemics involving related coronaviruses like sars dogs phoned by people who had become sick didn't grow sick themselves or transmit the virus to other humans that seems to be holding true for covert 19 as well as to the question of whether sars cove too could stick to your dog's fur that also appears to be fairly low risk as as here is poor us which will tend

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