international a leading american physician is the guest on sophie and co talking about breakthroughs in council treatment. hello and welcome to sophie co visionaries i'm sophie shevardnadze and the new biomedical research and high end technologies are completely transforming the way we see understand and treat diseases including the plague of our times cancer well today i said don was one of the world's most renowned oncologists man who has many famous people among his patients dr david. it's so great to have you with us on our program so as you know it's called so if you could visionaries and you are true visionary. in your field so i got a lot of questions that i'm not a professional right so i'm going to ask a lot of things that actually lie on the surface because that's what most people are interested in i'm ready. so i don't have this distinct for a world where a surgeon is ation the latest one and it says that actually cases and the tests are rising and i'm thinking we have so many new technologies so much research has been done are we still losing the battle no question about

hello and welcome to sophie co visionaries on sophie shevardnadze the new by a magical research and high end technology are completely transforming the way we see understand and treat diseases including the plague of our times cancer well today i sit down with one of the world's most renowned oncology. man who has many famous people among his patients dr david davis. it's so great to have you with us in our program so as you know it's called sophie code visionaries and you are a true visionary in your field so i got a lot of questions like i'm not a professional right so i'm going to ask you a lot of things that actually lie on the surface because that's what most people are interested in i'm ready. so i don't have this distinct for a world her surgeon is ation the latest one and it says that actually cases and the deaths are rising and i'm thinking we have so many new technologies so much research has been done are we still losing the battle no question about it we're losing the battle for 2 big reasons one is we're continued to smoke so tobacco is still the leading cause of cancer deat

coming up now though a renowned architect is at the desk on sophie and co talking about cities of the future. hi welcome to sophie visionaries and. my guest today is a true explorer someone who loves to paint the present in order to figure out the future i'm here with architect urbanist writer a thinker rand paul has in his office to talk about the future of the city and the future landscape. graham it's so good to have you here on our program i've been wanting to ask you all kinds of questions big questions i was essential ones i'll try yes but like i want to start with your exhibit at the guggenheim that's opening. so it's called countryside the future. and it's really it's funny you say that because most of the people i've spoken to big thinkers feature ologist most of them agree that the future is within big cities that want to win become trees just big city so when you name it like that do you is it just a concept or do you really believe the future is there and it's of course provocation but it's a very calculating provocation because in 2007 the un said that half of mankind for

sophie: he co-owns two around 40 jobs but he says he and people like him get no suppor from the currentsident. what do you think about the guy who owns that tower? >> i want a differe president than him because we are looking for better life not only for the mexican community, just for all the races, ineneral. sophie: he wants a different president but hasn't decided who thathould be.e he's unsoo -- she's unsure too. >> i think the next president has to be -- needs to sethe record for the country.um sophie: the nr of latin-x voters across the united ates is growing significantly. abou fourillion have turned 18 since 2016 and will have the portunity to vote in a presidential election for the first time. the impact theyld c have on november's election could be traordinary if candidates can get them to vote. how do they do that? well, not totallygnoring them is a good start. >> in 2018, 43% of all eligible latino voterseceived no communication from a campaign or political party. when campaigns and candidates ot elect to communicate at all with our community about anything, even about the t

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sophie long reports. 20 years ago, i sell tacos on the streets. looking for a better life. so you've come a long way, right? yeah — after 20 years, this is my dream, you know? mauricio now co0 jobs. but he says he and people like him get no support from the current president. what do you think about the guy who owns that tower? i want a different president to him, because we're looking for a better life not only for the mexican community, just for all the races, you know? he wants a different president, but hasn't decided who that should be. autie is unsure too. i don't watch too much politics. but i think the next president, he has to do a betterjob, you know? to save our country, to make a better place for everybody. the number of latinx voters in las vegas, nevada and across the united states is growing significantly. about 4 million have turned 18 since 2016, and will have the opportunity to vote in a presidential election for the first time. the impact they could have on the election in november could be extraordinary, if candidates could get them to vote. how do they do that? well, not totally ignoring them is a good start. in 2018, 43% of all eligible latino voters