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Other thing is, countless virus escape from immunity through a natural infection? 0r escape from immunity through a natural infection? or more importantly immunity few vaccination? it is incredibly important for us to understand those two elements. i should flag as well but often when a virus mutates it may mutate to escape from immunity, for example, from antibodies, but often those mutations come at a fitness cost to the virus, so the virus sometimes has to forego some of its previous fitness in infectiousness. it is a really subtle interplay, so it is really difficult to predict how mutatio...

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Strikers i don't think all three of those players can go so tonight could be very important for them if one gets a goal and you say hey mr live take me ok so there's also some question about the goalkeeper situation where does germany stand on this money or neuer is undoubtedly the best goalkeeper in the world is only rival is a day here who will probably play for spain tonight but noise not there he's injured he's been injured since september he's broke for twice in six months which isn't great for a goalkeeper we were told he was going to come back in january it's now nearly april and he's n...

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Which would reflect what viewers are dealing with in their portfolio and you are up close to 300%. so people shouldn't panic at the moment. >> that is right. and we're back to where we were in november. that is how far we've come over the many years. panic is not in order. let me tell you in 20 seconds what is going on. last week we had a fantastic job report wage growth is improving in the united states. 3% year over year, that is great. more money in the pockets of consumers. but corporations have to pay out more and the traders were assuming volatility would be low and the stock market woul...

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Look at their portfolio and a shot across the bow if you own bonds, why are you in bonds? i'm comfortable in saying it's probably not a good option for most american investors now to be holding bonds. selloffs like this are natural and normal. ing in dramatic. no panic in the market. you shouldn't panic. you should look at it as an opportunity to buy stocks. >> neil: i want to ask you about all the rumors on the federal reserve. they've been propping this market up, throwing cash out at the rate of $85 billion a month, and there were resumers overnight it might already be changing the mix of w...

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Either saline or silicone gel-filled breast implants who suffer from this uncommon form of cancer. saline implants were approved in may of 2000 and silicone gel-filled returned to the market in 2006. according to the national cancer institute, only one out of 500,000 women in the u.s. are diagnosed with this disease every year. this cancer can appear in various parts of the body, including lymph nodes and skin. >> i want patients with implants to know they have a higher chance of being struck by lightning than they have of getting this disease. >> reporter: the fda says more research is needed...