An updated vaccine should be able by the fall, but the question is will enough people take it, kelly we were just talking about the return of Manhattan Office space. But lets get a check on the markets where the dow is up 39 points today, leading the way while the s p is down 11 or a quarter point. 45. 77. Nasdaq down a third of a percent and caterpillar is a big reason the dow is holding up. Adding more than 100 points after an earnings beat the shares are soaring 8 prts. More on those results in just a moment jetblue cutting outlook as demand for Domestic Travel is starting to soften thats an 8 drop for jblue in the bond market, weaker numbers. Jobs report on friday but the 10year popping today. The yield over 4 , the yield on the 30 year on its highest level since january. Well talk to Rick Santelli coming up. All right. Lets dive into Second Quarter results now from some of the big pharmaceutical names pfizer posting earnings at top wall street expectations, but the company did mis
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Asked what they thought of todays news so i quit my job and i went about as far away as i could go and i moved to the country of cambodia and i spent a year and a half there reporting on events there and it was amazing. The country was emergingfor 30 years in the civil war and genocide. 24 people died of starvation and disease and what struck me while i was there was the human resilience. It was very noble experience. A lot of information, but just seeing peoples lives and how they bounce back, it changed the way i looked at journalism and what i wanted to do and when i came back, i wanted to write more about the theme of human resilience and i found in the United States one of the most exciting stories of human resilience are being written by technology and thats really what my book is about. Its a book about bioengineering im sure youve heard about and you know, i guess my presentation is less datadriven than some of this stuff but when i tried to do was put some of these things we a
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