thank you so much william, solomon for speaking to us from new york. appreciate your time. thank. now columbia is offering your reward of nearly $800000.00 for information about those behind an attack on a helicopter carrying the president. i've undo k, the police director says a gun found near the scene has been linked to venezuela. helicopter was fired on while travelling over the cartoon bo region on friday. it's an area where leftist rebels and drug traffickers usually operate. nobody was injured in the incident with current virus shutting bolivia, as concert halls, the country's national symphony orchestra has come up with a safe new venue. ah, passers by, were given an impromptu symphony from balconies in the past. the orchestra says the gesture is meant to honor a colleagues. they've lost the virus and to help people struggling through the pandemic virus of kill more than 16000 people in the end, the nation and infected 400000 polished, anyone security forces have confronted protesters in the occupied west bank. his anger grows over the death of a prominent critic of the pa

william solomon is the chief executive officer of the accreditation council for medical affairs. he says, doctors need to be better educated about the dangers of the drugs. they're prescribing. we as a public in the, you know, whether we're in the u. s. or abroad. we need to ask ourselves, what are these pharmaceutical companies have to do differently when it comes to how they communicate information, health care providers. one of the things that the biggest secret that people aren't aware of the public in terms of the pharmaceutical industry is that the people that are out there that are really educating doctors on drugs on devices or not actually sales reps, their medical science liaison, their medical affairs professionals and these individuals have a significant impact on the education of a physician once they've graduated medical school. from our perspective, those individuals should have a credential, they should be certified like any other profession, the form, the industry still, you know, behind on the april when it comes to that, there should be some kind of men on core

really fun deirdre bosa, rahel solomon and bob pisani. >>> william's health company organize none shares70%. the company just closed its first acquisition and with the women's health market expected to grow, we are going to speak with the ceo about where he sees the next opportunity down 7% since that spin-off. back in a moment >>> welcome back women's health is often overlooked by the pharmaceutical industry, but it has recently garnered more interest in investment the global women's health market is projected to reach over $41 billion by 2027. organon a women's health company spun off from merck is joining in the trend we have kevin ali, the ceo >> kevin, thank you for joining us your first time with us. of course having just spun off from merck june 3rd. tell bus the combination of assets that you took from merck. you have got women's health, biosimilars and something you are calling established brands, sort of older medicines that didn't make sense for merck. tell us why they make sense together for roganon. >> great to be with you. on behalf of the 9,000 founders of organon, we are

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williams in terms of your lending through the ppp program. it wasn't without hiccups, without some glitches, but it was pretty solid. so i want to thank you for your both of those. mr. solomon, in his opening credited dodd/frank for the ability and the strength of the banking sector as it went into the pandemic and as it has come through the pandemic to one of the things that's helped the banking sector be a strong shoulder to rely on during this period of time. can all of you raise your hands if you agree with the way i've paraphrased his testimony? if you think dodd/frank is due some credit for us getting through the pandemic. so i see mr. goormane, mr. diamond, ms. frasier, mr. sharf, mr. moynihan and mr. solomon. i appreciate that. and i appreciate what you said, mr. diamond. there's always an issue. too much capital, too little capital. but everybody came into this thing strong and was able to absorb a real shock to our economy. mr. sharf, i've got a couple questions for you. as a customer of the bank for i was told 44 years i just want to understand where you are on the various consent orders that the bank has had to enter over the course of the last several years. i