guest: good morning. how are you? host: i am doing well. could you start by reminding viewers what the america public health association is. guest: sure, thank you. you re the national nonprofit of people who practice public health and quite frankly, many of our people, the ones out chasing the virus each and every day. host: what role have you sought to play in the coronavirus pandemic?ht what is your group been doing? guest: we have been doing a lot of policymakers, the public, advocating for resources and generally trying to push in prohealth agenda based on science p. host: we found out yesterday the number of reported coronavirus cases in this country past the 5 million mark that is doubling of u.s. cases since the end of june and the last million happening in just the last venting days paid your reaction to that milestone. guest: the challenge is that a lot of this is preventable. we are not paying attention to what we know works. when you look at other na
few hours after she quit that she claimed to be the victim. claudine gay resigned after all that wildly controversial capitol hill testimony on anti-semitism on the harvard campus and a pile of mounting plagiarism claims against her. the republican lawmaker who fired off the questions that sparked the controversy for claudine gay, actually her answers did that. anyway, that congresswoman says two down, one to go talking about presidents in ivy league colleges where anti-semitism has been raging. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. the new york post cover today claudine gay, playing the victim in her resignation letter. a victim who refused to answer whether students calling for the genocide of jews should be disciplined. here is a refresher. it s a yes or no question. let me ask you this. you are president of harvard so i assume you are familiar with the term intifada. bill: i ve heard that term. do you believe that type of hateful speech is contr
inflationary fears gripping the bond mark. a ten year note and a lot of mortgages attached to that is close to 4%. the highest in more than three months. oh, yeah, existing home sales fell for the 12th straight month. then there s the global concerns. welcome. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. we had more red than green and a lot more questions than answers as to what happens next. add all of those domestic concernses with now international concerns. vladimir putin saying he s pulling out of the nuclear treaty with the united states. within hours, confirmation from china that xi jinping, its leader, will be going to russia and maybe providing lethal weaponry to russia in the battle in ukraine. this is all coming at a time when it looks like the global environment is fracturing as the market environment is hemorrhaging. is that justified? are we putting the kibosh on this market rally too soon? who better to go to than gary kaltbaum. what happened today? i think it s a
but she didn t have any of the symptoms that you would expect to see her exposed to the freezing temperatures. derek, what do you know? lee, that little girl was found a little wet and cold but police say that can happen after a few minutes. certainly not hours outside. now, the question is, did somebody abduct that little girl and who? why he did this reporter: john curtis does not care. he just wants justice for his two-year-old cousin. i just want him to be taken into custody reporter: he thinks that somebody abducted lona louser, from her home before leaving her blocks away from her home. he probably saw many people searching the streets and thought, i ve got to get rid of this kid because somebody will lona s mom believed that she was abducted from the beginning. she has seen somebody grab her by the hand. that may have happened, i don t know. i have an ed soin crew outside, directly outside of the house and they didn t see that. police dash cam video
meanwhile, in northeastern florida, some beaches are set to reopen two hours from now. the mayor of jacksonville where the beaches opened at 5:00 east coast time and thank you for your time. why did you make this call? when we went under a stay-at-home order, when we did our national emergency declaration weeks ago, we did it early and we did it incrementally. first thing we did was we shut down concerts and large gathering spaces, then we moved to a work from home order, then we moved to a safe at home order in any number of things. so we did in a very measured way and we are going to do as we contemplate getting back to work in some sense of normalcy, we are going to do the same thing. a very measured way, very thoughtful step-by-step. this is a small step, significant limitations, the beaches are only open from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. no sitting, no sunbathing, no congregating. you have to walk, you have to keep moving. social distancing. bil