thousands are gathering at washington, d.c. demanded that we stop the spread of the deadly epidemic we re going to go live. welcome so great to have you neil cavuto i hope you re having a good weekend it s a busy weekend as far as news is concerned we will take you to britain as they pay their final respects to the queen, in the meantime let s take it to alex what s going on in washington. at morning, right now the crowd is still building were at a merge of unity, that will kick off any minute it s been put on by a loss voices of fentanyl it s what the people call weapon of mass destruction, they help to bring attention to that, then to start with speeches and take this to the national mall to the white house today when it comes to that now that the entered synthetic opioid manufactured in china and smuggled into the u.s. from mexico. over the border coming in record numbers as of late, fentanyl is a leading cause of death among adults age 18 - 45 many of the families have
america can have quite a big impact on the balance of power here in washington, d.c. you know, many eyes are on new hampshire and of course, this question. who will take on incumbent democratic senator maggie hasan in the general? will it be don bulldock, who pushed trump s election lies or state senate president chuck morse who was the backing of establishment republicans. we re also closely watching a battle between two trumpers in new hampshire s first congressional district, both matt mowers and carolyn levitt. they both worked in the trump administration. now, levitt actually backs trump s stolen election claims. according to a new analysis from 538, about 60% of americans will have an election denier on the ballot this fall. that s quite a number. and an estimated 118 election deniers in house races and eight election doubters have at least a 95% chance of winning. what a range, first of all, and the idea of all of the ways we can essentially have a synonymous way of th
as the nation marks the passing of a person who loomed so large over the u.k. and the commonwealth for so many years. sandra: so many emotions as every hour goes by, leading up to the queen s funeral, takes place on september 19th. a lot of anticipation for that, people around the world will be watching, and also watching king charles as he addresses parliament and a short time from now will carry the speech for the audience. but it has been an incredible time to see the reuniting of the family members, the queen s children, and grandchildren grabbing headlines as they reunite and greet the people there and greet the mourners there, john. and many beautiful displays of affection and certainly all eyes on the king himself as he, too, has been filled with emotion during these days since his mother s death. john: and the beautiful service a short time ago at st. giles church, which is just up the royal mile from the palace or castle where the prince was staying, and the beau
That is to say, you would see outbreaks or what looks like outbreaks of schizophrenia following outbreaks of influenza and other viruses. If you look some four to seven years out with autism, you would find examples there, too. We were able to model this with mice. That if you could examine mice that were halfway through gestation, the animals would be withdrawn in the cage, as opposed to the animals that had some sort of a normal just two thirds of the way through gestation, these animals become hyperactive, running all over the cage. Indicating that, what was important is not so much the infectious agents per se, but the host response to infection. The other thing that we have begun to learn a great deal more about is the micro biome. There is an excellent exhibit presently literally across the park at the museum of natural history. Here, we try to cover through the course of this, to understand something through that micro biome, the implications of disease. We have begun to underst
Golf and raising campaign cash. Varney and company is about to begin. Stuart theres another problem surfacing. As the president leaves to raise money. It is the economy. Government been counters say it will expand just 15 , to something a little more positive in the april through june period, annual growth at 2. 2 but overall we are still very pessimistic about the economy. Seven of ten say the recessions impact is permanent. Only half said that in 2009 when the recession officially ended. Here is ed butowksi. Put isis of side, put Vladimir Putin aside, you look at the economy. Is there real cause for concern . People have to understand the strength of the economy converts into tax dollars so remember that if the economy is strong we hope it turns into jobs and gets us more tax revenue to offset the debt and ongoing deficit so when we dont have strength we dont have enough tax dollars. We are spending a tremendous amount of money. 600 billion we are going to be short this year so we ne