Stocks . Tom i agree that it is secondary or tertiary but at the margin was the list in the markets today with presumed stimulus, government to the rescue and all of that. I wonder if it has a good feeling to it versus what we have seen over the last two weeks. Francine do the markets move on just a good feeling . Paul do you remember . Ts a good feeling to know im thinking 1970 one. Francine its a good morning when you sing to me on air. Lets get straight to the bloomberg first word news, heres riddick a group that gupta. gerard the first question had to do with the coronavirus after the squared off they squared off. Thetor harris you respect American People when you tell the truth and have the courage to be a leader and speak of the things that you may not want people to hear but they need to hear so they can protect themselves. Pence when i look at their planet talks about advancing testing, grading pbe, developing a vaccine, it looks like plagiarism. Which is something joe biden kn
We will have more on the oval celebrations plus the latest on england at the netball world cup. They take on jamaica later england at the netball world cup. They take onjamaica later on. England at the netball world cup. They take on jamaica later on. Nick is looking at the weather. High pressure to start, low pressure later. I have the forecast plus i will be getting on your goat, simon, with news of something old but increasingly popular in the way of dealing with spreading wildfires. More celebrated in death than in life alan turing the mathematician who helped invent modern computing and break the german enigma code will be the face of the new £50 note. 1966, 2003, and now 2019 the years we heard the words england have won the world cup first in football, then rugby, and now of course cricket. And those words are still echoing in our ears after that remarkable cricket game yesterday described by many as the best final ever. And one of the most remarkable games ever. The players he
Up next, after words with author deborah dingell. This week, bob lutz with his book icons and idiots Straight Talk on leadership. The former vice chairman of General Motors discusses the latest amid the best and worst impressions on him during his career in the auto industry. The program runs about an hour. Bob, great to be with you this afternoon. Hope you are doing well. Guest thank you, debbie. I am and hope you are too. Host i am. I enjoyed reading the book this past week. Ive known you a long time and know a number of people in the book you read about. Why did she write this book now . Guest well, it is clearly something i couldnt have written while i was still actively employed by General Motors because some people are there within General Motors or within other Companies Might taken offense. But he was a book i always wanted to write because i worked for a number of very interesting personalities and i felt sometimes skewed personalities, people with a great deal of ability on o
In utah we try to do that here it we have the lowest Cost Health Care in america, the fifth rated best Quality Health care in our state. It starts with individual responsibility, l the lifestyles, people taking ownership and try to provide opportunities for health care in the private sector to find those niches and ways to deliver services to people in a free market system. Trying to provide opportunities of their for health care in the are to find those niches and ways to deliver some bridges services. There are challenges out there, and theres not any Silver Bullet to find the solution to the problem. I have been critical, and still remain disappointed that when we created the Affordable Care act, that this body was never consulted. They do not come to the states could they do not come to the governors. And yet we are the ones on the front lines having to build programs. It is a challenge. What would have been better is if they had said to the states, we have the health care issue, y
And the hearing on the First Responders. Its only a matter of hours before we know why firefighters failed to help a dying man who was just steps away from their station. News4 will be at a hearing regarding the questions of the breakdown of communication between d. C. Emergency responders. Tommy wells is leading the oversight hearing which starts at 2 00. The focus, the five firefighters who failed to help 77yearold medrick mills who died from a heart attack outside of their station. In addition to hearing from mills son, the mom of a man who died in a similar situation four years ago will also testify today. Stay with news4 and nbcwashington. Com for the very latest developments to come out of this hearing. Barbara . Thank you, angie. Another controversy surrounding ambulance response times may also come up at that meeting. Its a story you saw first on news4 at 11 00. Sources tell us a fire truck had to take a toddler to a hospital because an ambulance wasnt nearby. The toddler was h