can you explain to us how the hub and the adcs work together. like if someone goes to a hub, are they then sent to an adrc or how does that actually work? or is there any connection whatsoever between quote, going to the hub and then being dispersed? sure. i would like the hub is the city's adrc city and county's adrc and all of the district adcs are like just for the best word available kind of satellite adcs, and they all work together in conjunction. i think they're called connectors or community connectors. extended partner. thank you. okay. it's been a long morning, so there are extended partners. the work is very similar. okay, it may be i mean, for the most part, if someone goes to the hub, they'll get information, referral assistance services. there but it might be that someone finds that they might feel more comfortable, let's say at open house. that specifically works, or focuses on the lgbtq plus community. so there might be a referral that way, but it's more the goal is to provide those services in the community, in the neighborhood,

the concert hall was surrounded by a crowd of opponents of the adc. not reaching their opponents, the demonstrators vented their anger at the police, they responded with pepper spray and harsh arrests. due to skirmishes, the opening of the party conference had to be postponed for some time. however, this did not make the politicians’ speeches any less energetic. it is in the interests of germany and europe not to accept ukraine into the eu. open channels of communication with other countries and partnerships based on mutual respect. another demand of the party, because foreign policy, according to the leadership of the adg, has a direct impact on the lives of ordinary germans. the greens contributed to the idea. industrialization and higher prices, by intervening in the war in ukraine, so we are positioning ourselves as a party of peace, since sanctions, economic war are harming our citizens, american investment company: german taxpayers' money for the restoration of ukraine while enterprises in germany due to high energy prices, they are forced to in

why is there such a negative reaction from some to the adc, the extreme right is constantly saying, butrinciples of the adc that i have read do not seem extremist to me, eurosceptics, opponents are uncontrollable. the graces and supporters not of war, but of diplomacy received support. we have achieved an excellent result, we are the second largest force in germany and the first in the east of our country. that the east of germany voted differently from the west, obviously when comparing the electoral map. if in the west and south the conservative block of the cdu, csu, which is in opposition to scholzu, dominates, it took first place in the country, then in the east there is an alternative for germany, and the division goes almost along the border between the former gdu. and germany, which only confirms that germany is politically divided and has never become a unified country. one of the main russophobes of tablo ed bilt, julian röbki, is outraged and clearly unable to understand how this is possible. former the russian-occupied parts of germany want to be occupied by russia again. 45

of the adc are constantly being said. which i read about do not seem extremist to me, eurosceptics,s of uncontrolled migration and supporters of diplomacy, not war, received support. we have achieved an excellent result, we are the second largest force in germany and the first in the east of our country. the fact that the east of germany voted differently from the west is obvious when comparing the electoral map; if in the west and south the conservative block of the cdu, csu, which is in opposition to scholz, dominates, it took first place in the country, then in the east. an alternative for germany, and the division goes almost along the border between the former gdr and the federal republic of germany, which only confirms that germany is politically split and has never become united country. one of the main russophobes of tablo ide bilt, julian röbki, is outraged and clearly unable to understand how this is possible. the former russian-occupied parts of germany want to be occupied by russia again. 45.7% voted for pro-kremlin anti-european parties that want to leave nato and join

most of the faction. left the hall, only a part of the adc deputies left.nknecht union is against escalation by nato for negotiations, but at the same time it condemns the criminal russian aggression. that is, they do not support russia, but oppose the policies of the german government. the situation is similar with adh. you have to understand that anyone who wants to be in power in germany, even in the land, is obliged to confirm commitment to nato. and now it's probable. position on the ukrainian war, this is the price of the issue. the germans, like the french, perceive the crisis in palestine more emotionally. much more important than ukraine, the attitude towards the war in gas, especially young people of one migrant origin or another, and there are about 20 million of them in germany, is simply furious. there is a generation growing up in germany that is experiencing for the first time what young people in western europe and the usa experienced 60 years ago. yes, macron will be busy with household chores, of course, he should reduce his diplomatic act

what you'll hear called in the industry as adcs. that are already on pace to become a $30 billion category by 2030 and the competition is only getting hotter with names like pfizer and merck making big bets here. japanese company daiichi was a pioneer. they presented new results this weekend that could allow 70% with metastatic breast cancer to receive their drug in her ii. >> i think right now, we're just scratching the surface of what the future is going to look like. in the future, i think adcs will displace chemotherapy in most every setting. >> that's obviously an ambitious goal, but we are seeing a ton of investment here. guys? >> thank you very much, an angelica, we appreciate it. her reporting will continue from the conference in chicago. >>> time for today's "three stock lunch." with our trades today is gina sanchez, chief market strategist at lido and cnbc contributor. first up is johnson & johnson. shares are up fractionally on news out of that asco conference. they suggest j&j's goal is to become the oncology leader. wha

will give them to me for free, taking into account the fact that i have already purchased a registered adcng, will they be allowed to do their own accounting in any way, or will it be necessary to have an accountant on staff or outsourced? in a word, the law is good, but you can’t write down everything down to the nuances in the laws,” said the president, so the entrepreneur believes, as long as the point is important, there is clarity in there will be more business processes. business is waiting from government agencies for some clarifications, specifics, perhaps a step-by-step action plan, maybe some kind of manual, where everything will be described step by step, taking into account all the nuances of interest. however, vladislav is ready to explain the innovations himself, as the organizer of training events for entrepreneurs. currently in ip status. and then who knows, perhaps, as the owner of a larger business, i’m sure you’ll have to leave your comfort zone, but perhaps that’s the only way growth and development is possible. good reporting on hiring three people, and more , has alwa

>> i think so, i should say my great uncle was adc to the poush great uncle was adc to the polish presidenth question very, very important to me and my family. we couldn't go back to poland after. that's why i'm still here in this country, but, you know, a majority of british schoolchildren do not know who winston churchill is. really? a quarter of british schoolchildren believe he is a fictional character like sherlock holmes. those are the challenges we're facing. so, yes , it's lovely to say there are films to watch, but the failure is what our education system. we only teach history till the age of 14. in this country, on the continent, it's to the age of 15 or 16 to the age of 14 is far too short a period of time to teach the broad sweep of our history, particularly when you also are teaching children about the mayan civilisation or african or islamic civilisations. we need to extend the curriculum to the age of 16. primary school teachers only get six hours of teaching in history in a one year course, and there are very few specialist teachers now in secondary schools. so the problem

country is sympathized with the leader of the cdu, csu, here is the east with the exception of berlin adcgovernment did not risk holding early elections to the bundestag. it is the residents of the eastern lands, as well as people from the republics of the ussr, who are our most loyal supporters. these people are increasingly choosing a non-systemic opposition that advocates for policies in the interests of german citizens, rather than global elites. but kammin has nothing to fear in hungary, where prime minister viktor orban’s fids party gained almost together with his allies. 45% of the vote, which is equivalent to eleven seats in the european parliament. this suggests that the patriotic and peace-loving forces performed successfully, said the head of the ministry, peter szijarta. experts agree with him. if earlier we observed such unconditional russophobia, now i hope this will not be unconditional. the fatigue of the population and the fatigue of politicians took its toll. from the artificial escalation of the ukrainian crisis, thus, right-wing forces won in six eu countries at once.

and i would like to draw your attention to the statement of petr bystren, the representative of the adcnsky’s show in german parliament. zelensky spoke in this way to a half-empty parliament, the euphoria passed, people realized that after 2 years , continuing the war in ukraine is pointless. hundreds of thousands have given their lives, the situation at the front is not changing, we need to stop this war, negotiate, achieve peace. joining our broadcast right now is a member of the bundestag from the alternative for germany party, doctor of science. this of course may be a little strange, but this is indeed a very, very important decision, and at the same time olaf scholz is not self-sufficient here. the spd will try to win as many seats as possible and of course the greens and the fdp, and i don’t think anyone else will. now he will act with his power. yet again, the cdu is following a similar path, i would say the path of war, as the government, and is applying more pressure to escalate the conflict between ukraine and russia. and, of course, this is support for the imperialist positi

they were so kind and presented me with an adc merit champion award so surprised and proud and honouredylvania this is an idea trump should have mike wrote take janet yellen's job that will have her do the other job. he should do a dirty jobs episode from the white house. what do you think is the dirtiest job available. probably cleaning up whatever room hunter was in. >> stanley from charles in the west virginia i thank you should know that he's 1 of the 16 economists who signed off on the inflation later that biden will quote during the debate. >> i hope trump is watching and brings that up. day from north carolina. if he's going to support a baldhead you should get it to a look like he is at the border you get more tan with suntan lotion. that's all for tonight sean hannity is next a dvr primetime and always remember i am waters and this is my world. >> welcome to hannity this is a fox news alert

cardio metabolic citizen as we see in various areas, sufficient as oncology, with new modalities like adcy companies that you've seen a rot of takeouts with pfizer being c-gen, and abbvie buying immune gen. a lot of technology in the neurofield, a lot of investment to see more breakthroughs, exciting to see the advisory panel unanimously vote to be favorable for the alzheimer's drug for lilly. that will open up a dawn of new activities around brain disease drugs, neurodegenerative diseases like parkinson's and others, and there's a lot of company in that space that have become public and have products in the clinic that we're going to be watching closely. >> how has technology sped up the pre-clinical and also clinical stages, especially for the companies that you invest in in terms of costs and in terms of time? i'm thinking of, you know, things like a.i., which of course everybody's talking about, but also other t technologies like brain organoids, and others in the study of psychological diseases. >> we're excited about the implications of a.i. and even quantum, as you think about the

hunter's legal team argued that the question asking if he was a druggieargued t was adc unconstitutional and the state had no right to infringe on hiscause second amendment rights just because he did a little dopehe t and buy a little dope. >> i don'ti mean george stephanopoulos. o i mean so much coke even scarred, would have recommendede rehab. >> still, the defense has a point. so why it unconstitutional? well, they argued that intoxication statutes cannot stretch far enough to justify disarming a sober citizeten based exclusivelyug on past drug use. and that use. sorry, makes sense. is it constitutional, ment t the government, to remove the second amendment rights of a person baseo condmentd on n interpretation of a subjective standard? an addicrpretation of t is subj moreover, you don't losefirst am the first amendment right because you do drugs. so why wouldghts lose the secont it's a precondition. all right. a higher authority of lawws whe that displaces lower laws whenever they come into conflictne com. same so let's forget about hunter. the same law would bar a wounded velat who

be accepted. that it’s time to negotiate with russia, it will be sara vagnykh negt, it will not be adcry different , these rights, now the same ursula vondern , the german woman has a huge problem, how many seats does the sarynk party have, there are quite a lot in the east of germany, but that’s not even the point, something will be decided , trend 6%, trend 6%, trend 12%. donetsk-lugansk will be one way or another , they offer different options for this, kharkov-odessa, this is serious for them, they have big stakes there, so they are now moving en masse, so to speak, to show that they will not give it up stages denials, yes, let’s assume, therefore , there will be deliveries if some conditions are met there, uh-huh, antonevich, first to your question, it’s really that this is the straw that... didn’t win, so when we say scholz’s failure, it’s still so crafty history, so the beneficiaries there became like razg, which increased very seriously, and so, if you are a politician, for example, in power, and you see that your audience votes for the adg, then you will have to intercept part

who made up more than 50% of the adc functionaries?or the cdu, and the same for everyone else, there, through persistent democratization, liberalization, all the parties were brought together to the centrist ones, as a result it turned out that there is no one except the centrists, but there is a request for a right-wing conservative idea, there is one, and the adg, they simply became, occupied this flank, which was previously occupied by the cdu, he said that he had certain ones, there too, mother , i’m not upset, everything was fine, but it is clear that conservatives are needed and needed the left, that’s why the cdu arises, the fact that they are declared fascists is an absolutely normal situation, because... their political opponents call them names, but nevertheless, this is how i imagine it, it means those people who, well, sincerely want both - to show, well, yes, yes, yes, these are the ones who are climbing to the right flank, it’s just that when giorgia miloni says that we must, as she once said, there is self-identity, this

that's why people vote for adc.ermany, austria, italy. these are the tears of the belgian prime minister alexandre de croix, who promised kiev 30 f16 fighters by the end of the year. we are liberals, we fight, we are resilient, but today we lost. the result is the resignation of the prime minister, who conceded victory to two parties, the far right, eurosceptics, and critics. the parties that have achieved the greatest success in the european elections are in favor of stopping arms supplies and immediately starting negotiations. how right they are can be judged by the fact that people vote for them, and the billions of euros that you spend on the supply of weapons only leads to prolongation of the conflict; no one needs this. it is appropriate to interpret the election results as if the people of europe expressed their opinion on war and peace. this is not an election for members of parliament, this is something more. this is a european election for peace or war, and the choice of the people is clear. european autho

they always say: extreme right, but the political principles of the adc that i have read about do notemist to me. eurosceptics, opponents of uncontrolled migration and supporters of diplomacy rather than war received support. we achieved an excellent result. the second largest force in germany and the first in the east of our country. that the east of germany voted differently from the west, obviously when comparing the electoral map. if in the west and south the conservative block of the cdu, csu, which is in opposition to scholzau, dominates, it took first place in the country, then in the east there is an alternative for germany, and the division goes almost along the border between the former gdr and the federal republic of germany, which only confirms. germany is politically divided and has never become a unified country. one of the main russophobes on the scoreboard. röbki is outraged and clearly unable to understand how this is possible. formerly occupied parts of germany want to be occupied by russia again. 45.7% voted for pro-kremlin anti-european parties that want to leave n

in addition to that, the president i think has been mentioned earlier has access to adce from the attorney general and it would be a due process problem to prosecute aredent who receives advice from the attorney general that his actions were lawful abse t kind of collusion or conspiracy that is self represented a criminal violation, which i d't really see as being a realistic option. and if i could say one more thing because you rais t question about potential overseas taking of life and the office of legal counsel has addressed th qte specifically. there is a background principle criminal law called the public autri exception to liability and it is read into feralaw unless congress tas specific action to ousted, which it never has done as far as i am aware, and in a case in which the president sought to engagen erseas activity that would result in the taking of life, it did not say the federal murder statute doesn't apply. that would be the crux of friend's argument. instead, olc went through an extensive analisn why the public authority defense would prevented fr bng considered a violati