barry marshall. barry's groundbreaking research turned the world's understanding of stomach cancer on its head and won him the nobel prize in medicine. barry is a complete science legend. today barry is hunting a nasty microbe called helicobacter. this bacteria infects the guts of animals and makes them sick. - there are about 30 different kinds of helicobacter. so one of the things i'm planning to do today is go around, get some animal scat. so most of it's kangaroo. - [julia] oh, i'm looking forward to seeing the whole process. i've never seen a kangaroo, i don't think. barry is trying to figure out where helicobacter came from by searching for it in a wide range of animals. - you see those big grassy areas over there. that's where the kangaroos might be hanging out. - [julia] kangaroo! - [barry] so now you've seen one. - [julia] seen one! - [barry] well, i think i can see one. - [julia] oh yeah! - there, there, it looks like it's good enough. - [julia] by analyzing kangaroo feces, barry can get a

barry latzer on my far left and rafael mangual barry is professor professor emeritus at the john jay college criminal justice and at the city college of new york. he has a law degree and a ph.d. and is the author of countless articles, papers and influential books the rise and fall of violent crime in america. and his latest book, published last year called the myth of our punishment a defense, the american justice system and a proposal to reduce incarceration while protecting the public rafael mangual is the nick o'donnell fellow head of research for the for the policing and public safety initiative at the manhattan institute, a contributing editor of city journal and a member of the council on justice, he holds b.a. from city university of new york, a jd from depaul university. he, too, has written extensively criminal justice matters and his first book published last year is called criminal injustice what the push push for, decarceration and de policing gets and who it hurts. the most. now format for today's event, which last an hour is moderated discussion for about 45 minutes, f

barry mccarthy, ceo.r cfo of spotify. >> i've been scared of barry for maybe a dozen years. >> and netflix yeah, well, look -- >> you know why? because barry does what's necessary. some guys won't. belichick has. barry has. parcells did >> musk does >> yes, that's good. >> he's cut way more jobs at twitter than barry has at peloton. >> you know who doesn't fear musk, besides bret taylor? mary barr. she's not worried, because the demand for the electric silverado, so off the charts, she's not sweating the musk -- there's nothing existential. >> following through today with a bit of an increase >> even as jonas raises. >> this was a great note out of jonas. the capex numbers at gm, far higher than we anticipated difficult to say how much of this is related to a more positive macro, but $11 billion to $13 billion is a major step up, and you spoke to mary last night. take a listen. >> i'm excited for '23 i know there's challenges, and we don't exactly know what the macro is going to be, but i think we're well

who is marion barry? shahan: marion barry was a young -- an upcoming district councilman.t was a new entity at that time. it had come out of the 1970's. marion barry was a transplant to the district but he was a rising star. he was a councilperson at this time but he definitely had his eyes on the chair of the council , sterling tucker was the chair at that time. and a lot of people talked about how he had his eyes on the mayor role. the mayor at that time was walter washington. marion barry just happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. he was getting off the elevator on the fifth floor of the district building when he had gone up the elevator with a security guard because there was also already some kind of trouble brewing they had learned over the radio. but he stepped out of the elevator and was a blast from shotgun that had been fired by one of the hostage takers. it hit him in at the left side of his chest and he fell to the floor. the same blast that took out the radio reporter, marise williams. marion barry fell to the floor immediately, bleeding from hi

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goredy is not super-happy about. >> everybody thinks we're wrong they do ♪ >> initially barry gordyirn something and if i'm right as barry gordy said i learned something. >> every ar stift at motown also wanted to try their chance at freedom. >> when people say soul they put you in one category. they say he's a soul artist. that's all they expect for you to sing and all they want to you sing. that's not true. soul is being able to express yourself. >> stevie wonder went to barry goredy and he expressed his artistic freedom and used every part of it. ♪ ♪ >> stevie wonder making some of the best meurvetion anyone has made in america back to back to back. >> it's the equivalent to of shooting a perfect shot from half court with your eyes closed. i made it! he ain't doing it again. fulfilling his first finale, oh my god he did it and then suddenly, "songs in the key of life." [♪ singing ♪ ] >> what the beatles did in the '60s i feel stevie wonder was the person to do that for music in the '70s. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> hi there and welcome aboard you're right on time for a beautiful trip on

but congressman barry moore's point is not that we should loosen the group grip that -- congressman barryto tighten the grip and yesterday congressman barry moore visited a gun shop in troy, alabama, to essentially pledge allegiance to the rifle of united states of america. he revealed a new bill he is proposing that would make the ar-15 the national gun of america. you heard that correctly. the house of representatives has not yet received the entire text of that bill, but who knows? it may end up winning support from certain current republican members. earlier this month, just ahead of state of the union, certain house republicans began wearing assault rifle lapel pins, sort of like american flag pins that are worn as a show of patriotism. among house republicans proudly supporting the pin was embattled congressman george santos, who, by the way, actually cosponsored this national gun of america bill with congressman barry moore. georgia congressman andrew clyde says he's the one who handed out the rifle pins to his republican colleagues, just days after a series of mass shootings in ca

the noah barry scheck joining us from new york. thank you. now, scotland longest serving 1st minister, nicholas sturgeon has resign. she was the 1st female leader of the country, devolved the government and will remain in office until the scottish national party next, the successor where we challenge reports. clouds have been gathering for nicholas sturgeon, but when the storm broke, few were expecting it. a morning of leaks followed by confirmation at a hastily arranged media briefing. today i am an insane my intention to state the 1st minister, a leader of my party. i have asked the national secretary of the s n p to begin the process will be late thing, a new party leader, and i will remain in office until my successor is elected. explaining her decision, she spoke of the mental and physical impact of 8 years in a relentless job. i'm not staring scotland towards independence would get fresh impetus. with a new captain had the helm. the decision was and she insisted because of the current rough seas. boy, i know it will be tempting to see s

maria: a great point really a good point barry good to see you as always thanks so much. >>. >> barryning us. we'll be right back with a live report on chatgpt, stay with w us. . what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose a next generation 10g network that's always improving, getting faster; more reliable; and more intelligent to keep you ready for today and tomorrow. the choice is clear: make your business future ready with the network from the most innovative company. comcast business. powering possibilities™. why are 93% of sleep number sleepers very satisfied with their bed? maybe it's because you can gently raise your

and on every day it's the things i see every day here in barry, it's our daily life. that is what i think about what i experience. sometimes i just walk and see things happening and then i write about them in a song tutuco. that is what is by as me or do to personally expire. so it became popular was if one could you lead to to do to discover physic, yvonne related to the linux, ah, which are being thing in the song. because nice killer can't pay for the studio time. joe spot offers them a deal. the studio produce the sun for free, but shares the rights with the artist good. bit thick in the days when it back in the days it was hot and expensive to record a song but of after chill sports levels and i chipped in student time became afford up to the affordable and that's when we discovered that seem bub warehouse. great talents and cingus, you king fod, just bought one of those talents is not t o. born and raised in barry, he became one of the most successful zim dancehall artists over night. attracting millions of clicks for songs and videos on social media sites. succ

>> barry! >> barry! >> barack did a stage thing where he was carded off, supposedly by afrikaners, i guess, to sort of symbolize what was going on in south africa. it was just one of the many issues along with the 1980 election and bringing back the draft that was being discussed on campus. >> that was the first time that i spent a lot of time on the mainland united states. i became close to a collection of african american professors and latino activists and international students and it was a terrific period of growth for me. but after two years at occidental, i decided that i needed a change. it was a small liberal arts college, so i transferred to columbia university in new york city and became very interested in issues of social change and politics and public policy and government and started really thinking more seriously about who i was and what i wanted to be. >> i was doing a master's in early childhood education in new york, and i was living at home with my parents. i was invited to a

so no, my little my dad is nearly riding in the dimness. barry is a dangerous business. being the media, i'm with in a pretty are go and religious society. these women are seen as rebels. and i, we need a few tiny gotten from what need to, how to noodle ah thing and we are. i call it from the military it i may finally when i one aisd follows the female, did it chasing their dreams in indonesia, so call looked at ah ah, in talking a town on the indonesian island of sinatra 23 year old debbie is getting ready to perform a gap in our in when a good that will be open during the coded 19 pandemic. many fun phase across the country had to close tonight. debby is performing for the 1st time after a long break that any then when things and i'm glad that that mind once i get your name again, heidi but i've been with them, but i've had it done. belinda. okay. debbie has been performing in the tong set time or devil's barrel since 2017. there are an estimated 20 such female performance indonesia right as speed around the walls without protective gear. okay. and like a mom with the

you know her from "the good place," "barry," a league of their own."eers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, it is very good to have you here. >> hi. >> jimmy: how are you? >> good. happy birthday. >> guillermo: thank you very much, thank you. >> never mind, never mind, take it back. >> jimmy: it's two nights from now -- >> take it back. nope, nope. truly, truly. hi. >> jimmy: you don't want him to get any older any faster. how are you? happy birthday to you, whenever it is. >> thank you. honestly, it wasn't that long ago, so thank you. happy damn 20th to you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. >> tomorrow? >> jimmy: tomorrow, yeah. >> 20 is wild. >> jimmy: 20's a long time. >> 10 is cool. 10 is like, wow, 10. 20 is like, what the hell am i doing? >> jimmy: you're totally right. like millie bobby brown hadn't even been conceived. >> not even thought of, not a glimmer, i know. it's weird. congratulations. >> jimmy: congratulations to you. thank you on -- this movie's very funny. >> it's funny. >> jimmy: normally, i told j. lo when she was here, i

it has been interesting just to see the criticism around it, but i did enjoy talking to kenya barris.ainly an interesting conversation too. >>> we do want to turn to the gridiron and the history-making duel. for the first time ever the big game will be led by two black starting quarterbacks, of course, that's jalen hurts and patrick mahomes, and joining us now with more on the significance of this moment is espn's senior nfl writer and author of "rise of the black quarterback: what it means for america," jason reid is here. jason, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> it's amazing. i was looking back at this, it's been 35 years since the first black quarterback was in the super bowl. it's amazing to think that -- it's not that long ago so how significant is it to have two black quarterbacks facing off for the first time. >> any time a barrier falls, any time a hurdle is cleared, it is significant and, you know, to have two in this game for the first time, it had been such a long time in the league waiting for this to happen, waiting to get to this point where, you know, there will

recuperación de vinos el inquilino >>> en el número 7001 en auckland, el segundo será inaugurado en barry0 de la mañanaa 10:00 de la noche de sercon este tema del tatuaje, la experiencia del tatuaje, es hasta este momento que empieza ven los frutos de el esfuerzo. >>> también se considera crucial que quienes están alrededor se sumen en el apoyo >>> el apoyo de mi familia y mi esposa, invitada que no dejen de confiar por lo que realmente quieran hacer con su vida claro que sí, ytambién de lo que hablan se tiene echar a volar la imaginación para ver cómo el cliente seguirá hecho. >>>, que vengan a ver esto . >>> nos vamos ahora a la tienda de belleza, de ha tocado verlo, luego de 50 años de ver es todo en el este de la bahía esos especializaban en la producto para el cabello pero se cuenta que planeaban seis murió casa de covid, por esto. es una iniciativa de gestión del aire enel área de la bahía con el pronóstico más exacto en español en el áreade troya, jefe de meteorología, los únicos advertenciasse mantienen hacia el interior una jueves autopista cinco como mucho cuidado en caso contra

part of the job to shut to stereotypes and quite independent as they ride the walls of the tables. barry, they rod the freight ah and to ukrainian filmmakers join the army to fight against russian separatists in 2014 . they document their journey from civilians to soldiers. as the fighting intensifies the tools of their trade become weapons of war what will be the toll for ukraine's brave hearts witness? on al jazeera we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what lucy al jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. out as in europe, too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives spawning for decades, reveals the forgotten truths of the countries modern history. the forbidden real part one, the birth of afghan cinema on a just ego ah.

they had done a great job very him on -- since barry came on board.ow much marketing spend will they have to do to drive incremental demand and maintain positive cash flow profitability? also what is unclear among those who are not very happy with palatine is a relationship and outsourcing their customer service. the experience that customers used to have is not the same in terms of expecting the customer service that they have had as well as the delivery expectations of the equipment. caroline: yeah, have to build your own. i am interested in what they need to prioritize. is it like dick's sporting goods and amazon or is it about self investment ensuring they are updating the app as a need to and improving customer service? shweta: it will be a blend of both. it is very clear that customer service needs to be better than what has been the recent past, but increasingly important is the incremental user base that they will get. the key growth drivers that they will benefit from are not only the distribution partners in increasing those and including mo

welcome to barry the hatchet vagnoni's philadelphia eagles locker room. follow me. the greatest fans in the whole world are philadelphia eagles fans. here, what i'm standing on is actual turf from the veterans stadium in philadelphia. they're the most passionate. this here, i've had offers from people for thousands of dollars because they don't make them any more. when you're a philadelphia eagle fan, you're a fan for life. take a look inside the commode-- the dallas cowboys logos. see you later. this is what we're talking about! my name is jaime pagliei, and i am the philly sports guy. my mother and my grandmother both worked at the spectrum and at the vet, so i was able to get access to the athletes at a very young age, and they were all just giants to me. i don't want to use that word. they were all just larger than life to me. who won the last super bowl? when was the last time the giants made it to the playoffs? my podcast is the "nfc east show." you guys stink out loud when it comes to the eagles. i bring it loud and proud. i don't sit down, and i don't shut u

my destination after barry and our on route, we arrived at the station. the flam span, i bet, is one of the most beautiful trained rides in europe, and not only because of this standing landscape. it's also at the feet of engineering, built in this rough terrain nearly a 100 years ago. without the huge drilling machines, you have to day that really super impressive. ah, no dusted mountains and glistening glaciers, rocky gorges and stunning sky slope. this is train travel at its peak. hi there, i am honda whom i am today. i am traveling on the glacier express. the twisting track travels through some of switzerland, most scenic landscape, which is why it's often described as one of the most breathtaking journeys in the world. i'm starting my journey in st. morris, a winter sports resort, beloved by the jet set. it's airily, the sun is just rising and it's minus 10 degrees celsius, but hopefully it will be worth it for the gorgeous winter views. i've been promised our 8 hour long trip through the swiss alps begins and sent more. it's continues through core a

still with us is barry knapp.a point where the fed will have to hike more aggressively or the terminal rate coming in higher than some market participants expect and you layer in on top of that a pullback in terms of household balance sheets that remain so robust. some of the cyclical components come to play and you get a messy picture. barry: i was trying to unpacked where larry summers was going with that. what i think is fascinating about the increase in the terminal rate since the middle of january -- we have clearly gotten a series of much stronger economic numbers. the inflation numbers last week were disappointing. if you unpack the move in the 10 year yield since mid-january when it bottomed out. it has been completely driven by the real rate or growth component of 10 year yields. not the inflation component. we all focus on the two and 10 treasury curve as an indicator of recession. what has actually happened is the break even or inflation component is now inverted further and the real rate component has

host: i'm joined by barry ford, president and ceo barry ford.ing about a near report on the lack of adequate childcare in the u.s.. guest: it is a pleasure to be here. host: if you would like to join us on this conversation, ask a question, make a comment, you can call loss on our line -- us on our lines by region. if you are in the eastern-s central time zone, -- eastern-central time zones, you can call us at (202) 748-8000. if you are in the pacific-mountain time zones, c all us at (202) 748-8001. guest: we mobilize and recruit business leaders through our organization, retired admirals and generals. we have over 800 retired admirals and generals. it is comprised of over 5000 law enforcement executives, police chiefs, and prosecutors. what they have in common is that they know the future of our public safety and the strength of our economy is incumbent upon what we do to support children throughout their lives. we organized them to be advocates for those investments based on their own personal backgrounds. our law enforcement leaders emphasize

and barry neighborhood produces some of zimbabwe most celebrated musicians. many came through the record label chill spot 6 years ago. chill spot started as a simple sound booth and found a d. j fountains flat to day a. d. j. fountain, and producer levels are trying out a new talent triple x, also known as a nice killer in their fully fledged awesome studio. oh, for you. okay. oh yeah, i to have a to sunday high java guy and a good a. oh, nice killer, sings in shauna about the family who blames their son for being bewitched and responsible for the misery they face. in the end the sun is chased away. ah. and on every day it's the things i see every day here embody it's our daily life. that is what i think about what i experienced. sometimes i just walk and see things happening and then i write about them in a song tutuco. that is what is buy as me or do to personally asli saw it became popular with if one could be led to to to, to discover physic. yvonne related to the linux ah, which i've been singing the song. because nice killer can't pay for the studio tim

you king fod hooked jesus bought one of those talents is not t o. born and raised in barry, he became one of the most successful zim dancehall artists over night. attracting millions of clicks, voice songs and videos on social media sites. success stories like this, inspire countless others to dream of stardom that don't disturb homes with the element of homes, apply them back on the street, nice killer and his crew. check out the latest hits by their friends. most songs are being shared directly via bluetooth and go from one mobile phone to the next. nice killer is convinced that his breakthrough is near one. so gone for the stuff we think about my friends on the front. we all come from the ghetto and we know what's going on. and zim dance all just is right. i want to sinking, and i know it will take me far as again energy into so internationally. zim dancehall is growing, ought to saw already hosting concerts abroad. and promised to take their hits to nigeria and south africa for now, life in barra is keeping nice killer grounded. but his ambitions are sky high. i wish nice killa al

no notes for alabama congressman barry moore unnatural. just take a look at this map.ootings in america dating back nearly 11 years, all involving ar-15 rifles. this isn't even a complete list. largely because there have been so many mass shootings involving ar-15s, that a complete list would make it kind of difficult to actually see the map. according to the gun national, sorry, a goring to the gun violence archive, ar-15 rifles have been the gun of choice in about 150 shootings in the last 365 days alone. so yes. the air 15 rifle has become a quintessential, i'll be at horrific piece of our uniquely american story. congressman barry moore's point was not that we should loosened a death grip that the ar-15 has on our culture. congressman more wants to tighten the grip. yesterday congressman more visited a gun shop in troy, alabama, to essentially pledged allegiance to the rifle of united states of america. he revealed a new bill he is proposing that would make the air 15 the national gun of america. you heard that correctly. the house of representatives has not yet re

both: barry keoghan!child. also for the kids that are dreaming to be something from the area that i came from, this is for youse. austin butler won best actor for his hip—swinging, beat—perfect turn as elvis. cate blanchett. and cate blanchettjoined the all—white acting category winners — her third best actress bafta, this for the film tar. every year, these idiosyncratic, remarkable performances just break down the myth that women's experience is monolithic. but the night belonged to one film, all quiet on the western front — an epic that lays bare the horrors of war. all quiet on the western front. seven baftas, including the top awards for best director and best film. all quiet on the western front tells the story of young men who, poisoned by right—wing political nationalist propaganda, go to war thinking it's an adventure, and war is anything but an adventure. a sobering thought that reflects the times we live in. katie razzall, bbc news. cold water swimming has its fans. it's said to have health ben

we'll leave it there, barry.hanks a lot, my man. >> thanks, charles. >> investors opting these days more and more to sently be in cash this is cash, right? put it in cash. little bit in stocks and you know, for a while hardly nothing in bonds. this has been going on since early last year. you got to say well what the heck is going on? why would we do this? well take a look at this. this is what you're getting, right? these are accounts now, average percentage yield, 4 1/2%, 4 1/2%. some of these places by the way will give you a bonus, 200 bucks, 300 bucks. i've even seen ads for 1000 point bonus. you don't need a lot of money, 1000 bucks, 2500, no minimum at 4.4%. joining me to discuss where people are putting money, sort of different than before, money map press chief investment strategist shah gilani. shah, i remember last couple years on wall street saying cash is trash. people don't believe that anymore. as an investor, where is your cash levels these days? >> my cash levels are between 80, 90%. charles: wow

host: i'm joined by barry ford, president and ceo barry ford.ing about a near report on the lack of adequate childcare in the u.s.. guest: it is a pleasure to be here. host: if you would like to join us on this conversation, ask a question, make a comment, you can call loss on our line -- us on our lines by region. if you are in the eastern-s central time zone, -- eastern-central time zones, you can call us at (202) 748-8000. if you are in the pacific-mountain time zones, c all us at (202) 748-8001. guest: we mobilize and recruit business leaders through our organization, retired admirals and generals. we have over 800 retired admirals and generals. it is comprised of over 5000 law enforcement executives, police chiefs, and prosecutors. what they have in common is that they know the future of our public safety and the strength of our economy is incumbent upon what we do to support children throughout their lives. we organized them to be advocates for those investments based on their own personal backgrounds. our law enforcement leaders emphasize

well barry weather right now. we just have a lot of clouds out there will probably start off the weekend with relatively dry conditions, but as we head into the afternoon hours, that will be a different story, especially by late tomorrow afternoon into saturday night, our next system comes on board. rainfall rates will be picking up and then on sunday, the cold part of the system moves in that will trigger some off and on showers and maybe a few isolated thunderstorms as well. so throughout the weekend, rightful expectations about a quarter of an inch to around an inch and a half of rainfall, the inch and a half would be for the cold. the hills. of the north bay wins will be picking up tomorrow night. we could have gusts around 30 to 40 miles an hour, the sierra more snow and therefore cast a winter storm warning begins saturday evening . seven pm until 10 p.m. on sunday and that's still fall projections around 10 to 24 inches. here's the satellite and the radar. our old system from earlier today has moved on out.

barry martin is the first firefighter to die on the line of duty in scotland for more than a decade.ined the route as his funeral cortege made its way up the royal mail towards st giles' cathedral. a father of twin boys, barry martin's wife shelley said there are sons could not have wished for a more loving and attentive father. he was, she said, remarkable. his family led the mourners at the service when he was remembered by friends and colleagues. it was remembered by friends and colleagues-— was remembered by friends and colleauues. . , . ., .. colleagues. it is my great honour, on behalf of _ colleagues. it is my great honour, on behalf of the _ colleagues. it is my great honour, on behalf of the citizens _ colleagues. it is my great honour, on behalf of the citizens of - on behalf of the citizens of edinburgh and the city of edinburgh council, to offer our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of firefighter barry martin. 38 years old, barry martin was critically injured fighting a fire at the formerjenner�*s department store in edinburgh last month. he died in hospita

barry who served as a pastor for over 40 years. he grew up in statesville, north carolina, and was spiritually nurtured in the new sterling associated reform presbyterian church. graduating in 1979, he studied economics at the university of north carolina in charlotte. he also holds a master of divinity degree and a doctor of ministry degree. while at erskin he met his wife of fairfield, virginia, and they were married on june 26 of 1982. he had the honor and privilege of serving on various boards and agencies throughout the a.r.p. denomination. he served on the board of stewardship and a.r.p. foundation as well as the erskin college and seminary board of trustees. and he served as vice moderator of the a.r.p. general senate. he currently serves on the board of trustees, the conference center for the a.r.p. denomination. in addition to his service at the senate level, he's also served on various commissions and committees on the presbyterian level and first presbyterian -- second presb presbyterian where he served as moderator from

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his 1st school and the last 5 b gains amy enforced. barry stole the ball from a frame for defender and sent varner away toward school. he stumbled and almost fell as he got into the box, but managed to stay on his feet and hit the target. the berlin international film festival has come to a close with some surprising winters of the gold and silver bears. the top prize has gone to a french documentary, while the not for best leading performance goes to the youngest ever winter in berlin, our history. so this was without a question the most emotional moment of this year's awards ceremony. spanish child act as a fear appeared or when the server bear for the best leading performance. but as your cell and who do i want to thank the jewelry for giving me this prize? could you? it is very special to me. is there been done in it by the end, but i am out of a 120000 species of bees. will terror touched the hearts of the jury and the audience with her portrayal of an 8 year old, who reveals her transgender identity to family members and friends? the jerusalem? there are many still the bears, but

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