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The world. We will talk to the head of a major new jersey hospital that was on the frontier a few months ago and still are. Well find out what theyre seeing there and look at how covid has crushed urban real estate power lunch starts right now thank you, at thtyler. Markets are starting with a nice alley and broad base every sector is higher, except Energy Technology leading the way, up more than 2. 5 hi, bob. Seema, its a rally but look under the hood. Theres a very progrowth bias to this. A lot of the reopening stuff is not doing as well. Were getting what i call a big cap meltup here look a...

Reporter tension has been rising since the terrorist attacks in paris and san bernardino. Total and complete shutdown of muslims echoing the united states. Reporter but its trumps proposal of banning all muslims even into the u. S. A spoke person for the reprehensible. An d he adds that peace movements have the most to lose from isis. Isis is damaging my religion, my faith that i love. Theyre an enemy to everybody. At the al gazali school in jersey city, she says she is proud to wear the head scarf, just as she is proud to be an so i tell them to always act kind to people. The students here wo...

Im gus rosendale. The big weather story of this weekend continues today in many, many parts of the area. Were already well above 60 degrees. Erica grow is in for raphael with that. Unbelievable. Were breaking record highs today without a doubt. We have temperatures in the 60s as you can see right here. 62 degrees in chelsea. 61 in hoboken. Still at 58 degrees on staten island. A wider view, we are at 64 degrees at central park. Thats your 10 00 a. M. Temperature. That ties the record high for this date. So we are going to break the record almost with certainty in central park. Its 52 in montic...

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