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Thought to be controlled by the Peoples Liberation army. And policymakers seem less likely to go down that route decide besides providing support for a long time. Shery lets take a look at how we are setting up an asian markets. Looks like trending a bit lower in sydney. U. S. Stocks really doing pretty taking overrallies adding to concerns about tougher lockdown measures with the existence of an effective vaccine. Downside about a quarter of 1 and that market along with new zealand looking pretty overheated after the recent run of gains. Continuing to push back expectations for negative rates. Chicago futures moderately positive at the moment. The yen seeing a little bit of a gain but we have seen a new daily record for Coronavirus Infections in japan this week. Authorities hinting they could need to take stronger measures to halt the increase in the spread. S p acted futures up by. 2 sessione active cash sank as much as 1. 5 overnight. Shery lets turn to our top story President Trump
To office. Drivers on a 61 margin prefer being independent contractors. Live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with Shepard Smith. Good evening. Krns coronavirus is out of control in america and almost everywhere across the nation, were about to lay it out for you and let you know what the doctors who have been right every step of the way are warping us about whats ahead but then some very helpful advice and guidance on how we can lead our families and manage our kids through it, physically and especially mentally this will be very hard for everybody who survives it. The number of americans testing positive yesterday, the highest ever recorded, 143,000 the number of victims in hospitals, the highest refr reco ever recorded, more than 65,000. Victims in intense of care, expected to top the totally thanksgiving coronavirus killed more than 2,000 yesterday alone, the most since may. Heres whats so sobering, a week from now those news will likely seem low becaus
To office. Drivers on a 61 margin prefer being independent contractors. Live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with Shepard Smith. Good evening. Krns coronavirus is out of control in america and almost everywhere across the nation, were about to lay it out for you and let you know what the doctors who have been right every step of the way are warping us about whats ahead but then some very helpful advice and guidance on how we can lead our families and manage our kids through it, physically and especially mentally this will be very hard for everybody who survives it. The number of americans testing positive yesterday, the highest ever recorded, 143,000 the number of victims in hospitals, the highest refr reco ever recorded, more than 65,000. Victims in intense of care, expected to top the totally thanksgiving coronavirus killed more than 2,000 yesterday alone, the most since may. Heres whats so sobering, a week from now those news will likely seem low becaus
Anytime they need your support the most would if you are long time follower a Library Programming in person or online, you know we lean heavily on the humanities but tonight we turn our attention to the sciences albion with a heavy dose of the humanities. Our guest is michael strevens, here and his phd at rutgers university. His book the knowledge machine how irrationality created modern science is i think critically important at a time when distrust of science is on the rise. The book begins with a simple question with a not at all simple answer. Why did it take 2000 years after the invention of philosophy and mathematics for humans to start using science to learn the secrets of the universe . The answer as it turns out might also help us better understand why we should have more faith in the Scientific Community. Michael strevens, thank you for joining us. Guest thanks very much, great to be here and talk a little bit about the book. And about what i am sitting out to do. I wrote thi