Michael oleary has to say about that and new numbers from the change Research Survey on the american electorate right now. It is tuesday, november 24th, and this issed Worldwide Exchange right here on cnbc god bless you please mrs. Robinson Heaven Holding a place for those who pray hey hey hey good morning, good afternoon or good evening and welcome from wherever in the world that you may be watching. Maybe i should say whenever in the world given the time zones im Brian Sullivan it is looking like another strong day for stocks. Futures are up big, do y dow fus up 275, nasdaq up 47 obviously the market has a lot of momentum and new money coming in behind it you have more vaccine you news, it will tend do that when you are talking about saving humanity and on top of the vaccine maker, watch shares muof regeneron, th government starting to distribute its antibody treatment to american hospitals today starting with more than 30,000 courses very good news as hospitalizations in many states
A very hot season its winter here in brazil but its its really hot and people have been crowded going to the beaches everywhere not Wearing Masks just going to bars and restaurants there are parties in many of the slums in brasilia the favelas theres parties everywhere basically and to so its people have not been taking the necessary measures to protect themselves from a virus that has killed 40000 people in just 2 months these past 2 months its a very confusing situation because you have the federal government has always downplayed the virus president variable so not only has called it a little flu although he had it and he recovered fast and he doesnt wear a mask so he sets an example. People in the government dont wear masks either so and every state has a different policy people dont know if schools should open if not if they you should go to the beach if not because there are all these different rules mayors will say one thing governors will Say Something else the federal governme
Joe biden. After months of lobbing longdance attacks, aides for both candidates say tonight the gloves and the masks will come off. The two men arrived at the debate hall at Case Western Reserve University in cleveland a short time ago. They were not expected to shake hands because of the coronavirus pandemic. Lets not forget as we come on the air tonight, this virus has killed more than 205,000 americans. This pandemic has led the u. S. Into its worst economic cracks since the great depression. More than 26 million americans are claiming unemployment benefits. And two late developments have thrown a lit match into an alreadyvolatile race. The republicans effort to quickly replace the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg with conservative judge Amy Coney Barrett and the latest revelations about President Trumps taxes. So the stage is set for this first showdown. There will be no opening statements. Chris wallace of fox news will be asking the questions. He was chosen by the president ial debate co
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Mountas, s sucas in ththe kuish h regi of nonorthern iraq. Its one of the most conflictridden areas. Borders drawn after world war i left the kurdish region straddling four states turkey, syria, iraq, and iran. This has resulted in uprisings, violence, and wars that still continue today. Most recently, against socalled islamic state. Over the decades, millions of people have been displaced. Some fled to isolated mountain areas. Kurdistans wildlife has also been badly affected. Many species are now endangered. But theres new hope in the qara dagh region of northern iraq, thanks to dedicated conservationists. Reporter summer temperatures can exceed 40 degrees celsius here in the qara dagh in the kurdistan region of iraq. Thats why biologist hana raza and her colleague koresh ararat like to get an early start. Theyre looking for traces of the biggest predator here, a leopard thats considered the top of the food chain. Reporter the persian leopard is virtually invisiblble. People who live