tech industry compared to 76% with bio tech industry.ldn't care so much if the bio tech industry was soaring if the tastocks were doing well but they are not. in other words, these analysts are getting paid more than everyone else and are more bullish than everyone else. the investors aren't being rewarded so one wonders if it is due to the banking deals going on. you can never tell for sure. there is this chinese wall that is being enforced between banking and analysts. that is reassuring. >> going to the broader picture for analysts being paid well, most of the narrative for the last year since method two came in is that this is a declining part of the market. is bio tech the only area of strength or are we missing the point all together is there still a very successful business in money to be made >> it's a very good point. overall there is much less demand for analysts than before. the average big name analyst in every other industry besides bio tech is making about one to $1.5 million a year, nothing to sneeze at. it's not quite the

because there is a fear of the risks of synthetic hormones bio identical hormones whose structure is identical to the ones produced by the body are also coming to the form they are manufactured in pharmacies but not with natural agents as the name bio suggests but rather after a large number of synthesis steps. the base material for the bio identical hormones is yam root for the industrially manufactured ones to the so-called natural hormones are individually adapted to the patient's hormone level supposedly they do not have side effects but women are advised to have checkups on a regular basis or to have saliva tests done which they must pay for themselves. in europe these natural hormones must be prescribed not in the us where women can buy them without a prescription potentially at a dose that is too low. and that is what is such a risk says professor pauline mackie psychiatry just from chicago. the reason that women take up or just share with their pastor jim if they have a some other symptoms is to protect the uterus against cancer it's very important that women get an adequate

bio identical progesterone is not nearly as effective as just engine the synthetically produced kine and in the us that can only be obtained on prescription and how about the herbal products that are supposed to help when a woman experiences discomfort. what can i do for you. i've been having difficulty sleeping lately and i sweat a lot. in the i'd like to offer you a herbal treatment to start with black cohosh is something that is tolerated well is that with or without hormones it's completely free of home and splat cohosh does not have a homeowner effect either. as it is this is not the case for all herbal products products with soy or red clover extract contain isoflavones which closely resemble estrogen there has not been enough research on whether these herbal estrogens help or not that's not the case for black cohosh. i founded some by and post clips especially women who have breast cancer and who require an anti estrogen therapy worry whether they can take black cohosh products that's a couple hot nieman organised there via that so the way the research stands today it wouldn't

the base material for the bio identical hormones is yam root for the industrially manufactured ones tothe so-called natural hormones are individually adapted to the patient's hormone levels supposedly they do not have side effects but women are advised to have checkups on a regular basis or to have saliva tests done which they must pay for themselves. in europe these natural hormones must be prescribed not in the us where women can buy them without a prescription potentially at a dose that is too low. and that is what is such a risk says professor pauline mackie psychiatry just from chicago. the reason that women take up or just or with their pastor jim if they have these them other symptoms is to protect the uterus against cancer it's very important that women get an adequate dose of projects around when they're doing laps or one of the concerns with compounded by always outcome of therapy is that they don't always get that dose of projet strong that's needed so in fact the north american man a positive side published a research study where they found evidence that women who had a lik

in fact the bio tech posting its best day in a month. we even saw a rebound in chinese tech names the big question is whether we can continue to build on these gains, a lot of focus on the u.s. dollar and of course whether we can see any type of solution on the u.s. trade front. >> let's discuss tech and the nasdaq more with our panel mike, it's interesting if you look at the chart for the nasdaq at the start of the year there's been some big pull backs when the rest of the market pulled back they've continued and it's broken past them, but the pull backs has gotten more consistent, which is kind of odd as you get to the later part of a rally. >> the nasdaq has built-up a lead, and it's not been an area -- first of all, the nasdaq about 30% five stocks. basically if you have those up trends and none of them pulling out hard the nasdaq is going to be an outperformer the big glamour growth stocks it would be unusual to have those new highs and those not participating. what you had today is maybe a bit of a softening of the trade rhetoric s

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>> you have an interesting bio. you were in mma for a while, is that right? >> yeah, i have been a martial artist for a number of years since i was 19 and i did compete in mixed martial arts. it has been a big part of my life. >> and then you went to cornell, you were in the obama administration. what prompted you to run for congress? >> it was about that i don't feel like the third district has been represented well in do.c. and i want to see someone represent our voice and have a decision maker who wants to listen to people in the third district and not just the special interests that he is making sure he stays in office. >> if you win, what are you going to do when you get there. you get to work on three things your first day if congress, let's say you have a democratic

after it's harvested the corn is milled and fermented into a bio-based product that's molded into this. >> it looks like, feels like and wears exactly like rubber, but it's based on corn. >> reporter: and it's durable. >> yeah, very durable. >> 20 billion pairs of shoes are produced annually and roughly 300 million end up in landfills. mcginness says the corn-based sneakers aren't completely biodegradable just yet, but

i mentioned to you, the very best bio, this doesn't have a bio on it. is stephen shedding. he was --. published in 1970. he had 17 more years after that. there was a more recent bio done . i was very disappointed with it. the way it was organized, and sort of imagined things about mrs. luce. very long and technically well- written. good pictures. but if you want to read a good bio, this one, ended in 1970. we are hoping to get some funding so we can finish this. i got permission from stephen chatting's son is congressman john shedding from arizona for many years. we have permission to finish it now. it is not a fawning book at all. it's very straightforward. none of the sensationalism of the more recent ones. very straightforward. you can't read this without thinking what an incredible woman. my great-grandmother, your great-grandmother. so long ago. almost never taught women's studies. because --. we are keeping her alive. and, you all can to. because she was such a remarkable woman. >> thank you so much, michelle. i really appreciate it. the story of clare booth luce to u

it is based on corn. >> it is durable. >> is it bio degradable?se that grow, it is sustainable because of what we make it out of. >> there are some fails when it comes to eco friendly products. >> recyclable back packs and track suits and they discontinued the line. >> it fundamentally makes sense now the moment of truth. >> it feels good. feels lights. pretty sweet. >> doesn't feel like i am walking on corn. they are available on line today and selling for $95 and the same price change of the classic sneaker. they are working on another line of shoe that is compostable. >> if you throw it in the fire does it pop? [ laughter ] >> i don't know. here is look at the big board the dow is up 130 points. we'll be right back. ccess. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted r

but this is this particular case is going to pretty much stay in the courts because as i mentioned bio the owner of the german owners of monsanto said the jury is mistaken on this we're going to be appealing it right i don't want to pay they don't want to pay this the mr johnson who was in court yesterday they don't want to pay any of the people who are lining up they say that their life is say it is not cost an agenda it was interesting though is that one of the a main arguments that was made in court wasn't that life to say to self is a chemical is custody genic but the combination within round up of the life of satan another chemical which is used to get the the weed killer to go into the least that combination is what was causing cancer so it will be interesting to see how much science is actually making it make makes it way its way into the court and whether this can really be entangled and you will continue to keep tabs on it for a sermon is haneke flavor many thanks. now it's been a tense twenty four hours in remaining with hundreds injured in clashes between police and and to g

always a pleasure of you on i want to start with your take of you know he'll just be your bio you know reports is the bio is mutual agreement they both came to agreement it wasn't just been firing or anything like that. but was this e.s.p.n. essentially in a way kind of buying her silence at least from from there are waves like we don't want you here anymore is we're just going to pay you to go away so first and foremost. e.s.p.n. is you know i feel like they're spineless because in the political arena and pop culture we are included in everything sort of fact these political commentators you know they don't want them talking about politics is crazy because yeah they're commentators but they're citizens as well so you know i think the silent era was i think it was really really bad but it was bad for their network and it's bad for sports in general and i think you know people who are really into sports and watch their network a lot they know they have a connection with e.s.p.n. so they do want to know about different things. in dealing with the commentators because their job is so pers

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realize thel better importance of bio similars. years have passed. only three bio similars are marketed despite the fda having approved 11 of them. you noted competition is anemic. the high costware of prescription drugs including biologics continues to be a barrier for many patients. you revealed a recent analysis has found in all fda approved by a similar's were available to american consumers, savings could be realized. could you discuss further fda's analysis and the savings potential bio similars could offer? >> i appreciate the question. we going to be publishing full results. we look to the experience in the european market, where we saw product introductions and extrapolated that to what could have happened in the u.s. market if the same product have been introduced in the u.s.. we effectively took the competitive landscape from europe, made some corrections to the fact that the dynamic is slightly different than the dynamic in the u.s. market, but look to the price reductions when four bio similars enter the market. when we extrapolated thos

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house and the lifestyle that would that would harm us like to help our health and wouldn't harm their bio it's the year to further family our ben young men who worked on a salmon farm whose wife ingrid a nurse and their four children. the family gave much thought to how and where they wanted to live and chose the island of sand her new area. we have our roots here family. lives here and. we grew up here on this island and. i don't feel like i have the need to escape from it. it's. a specialized british company set up the glass though it's made up of three hundred sixty panes of glass reaching seven and a half metres high the house provides a family of six with a total of two hundred forty square metres of living space. the generous amounts of word create a warm and cozy atmosphere. the kitchen living room five bedrooms and two bathrooms are spread over three floors. we built it with our hands saw all the shapes and. and different parts of the house you. remember how it was built and who did what. in the made this part and i made that there. it's. it makes it quite personally. and the hous

but if you want to read a good bio. ended in 1970. we're hoping to get funding so we can finish this. i have permission from steven sh shaddig's son is congressman. we have permission to finish it now. it's not a fawning book at all. it's very straightforward. it's none of the sensationalism of the more recent ones. very straight forward. you can't read this without thinking, what an incredible woman mrs. luce was. at the time of my grandmother, your great, great grandmother, so long ago, and almost never taught in women's studies because we know that women's studies is about liberal women, not conservative women. she was pro-life, anti-communist, pro free enterprise. we're keeping her alive and you can, too, because she was such a remarkable woman. >> thank you so much, michelle. i really appreciate this, the story of clare booth luce to us. she served for a number of years on the heritage foundation board of trustees. and heritage's highest honor is our clare boothe luce award is the highest honor. when she stepped down as prime min

this bio-pic is about that. it's aretha franklin finding her voice.impact she had. it sounds incredible, but he was actively involved. getting that message out is an important thing for her, maybe the most over the last 8 months as she was working on this bio-pic am it will come out. from what i am told this will be a real tribute to aretha franklin. >> and known for her beautiful voice but also amazing musician and pianist. aretha franklin and that quiet battle she had here in the last few months of her life. with pancreatic cancer. her family saying good-bye to her. we all say good-bye to her. harvey levin, great to have you on the program tonight. >> thanks, sandra. >> we'll be right back. [2. your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ not in this house.? 'cause that's no ordinary family. that's y

a more recent bio done that i was disappointed with. the way it was organist -- organized and imagined. long and technically well- written if you want to read a good bio, we are hoping to get some funding so we can finish this. i got permission from his son who was a congressman from arizona for many years. he went back to the state. we have permission to finish it. it is very simple. none of the sensationalism of the more recent ones. very straightforward. you cannot read this without taking what a incredible woman. my grandmother and your great- grandmother so long ago. women's studies is about liberal woman and not conservative women. we are keeping her alive and you all can to because she was such a remarkable woman expect thank you so much, michelle. i really appreciate it. [ applause ] .>> somebody who for a number of years on the heritage foundation board of trustees had the highest honor is the clare boothe luce award that we give to margaret thatcher and another of -- number of other people. we have are center here but when she

in london, a method called bio—char technology is being used on oaks in bexley.come healthier and in turn their defences are stronger to deal potential diseases. and here they have seen significant results. so last year the trees had pale and yellow leaves, as soon as spring came around in the first flush of its leaves it was unrecognisable, dark shades of green, the limbs started to lift up, it just looks like a brand—new tree. the science behind the reliability of methods like bio—char are up for debate but the process of protecting the great woodlands has already begun. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. good afternoon, the weather is improving in the south east of england and anglia. this is from this morning when it was cold and wet. we will see less of this rather not just today and over the wet. we will see less of this rather notjust today and over the next wet. we will see less of this rather not just today and over the next few days. and more of this weather, clear sunny spells. this is aberdeen show this morning. this was the rain affectin

refugees in jordan are being required to hand over a bio metric data in order to gain access to a. journalist from the redfish group investigate the ethical concerns are wrong the . fundamental principle that we go by is and comes. from the. call to ahead nato develops a game to teach clears how to sponsor the critics say it's simply propping up the. german sports where. it will no longer work with the arena and football federation just then. did the same. wherever you're training in from right around the world this hour welcome to moscow and to r.t. international good to have your company our top story. u.s. security and intelligence chiefs being putting on a united front the white house to reassert their suspicions that russia is currently meddling in the upcoming midterm elections with more in this. one by one the various security chiefs took to the podium at the white house we heard from general paul neka son of the u.s. cyber command christopher ray the head of the f.b.i. dan coats the director of national intelligence as well as kirsten nielsen who is the secretary of homelan

increases in financial services, barriers are being reduced in agriculture barriers are being reduced in bio technology it's a long laundry list, but we accomplished a lot, and i think both countries are better off for it this is really an example of how the supply chain in north america -- and we're talking about between mexico and the u.s. -- that supply chain worried lots of businesses i think correctly see, will not only be maintained the supply chain will be strengthened and the various paragraphs, the various issues in this will be more enforceable than ever before >> you're talking about a potential strengthening of the middle class as well when it's a higher quota, higher paying jobs in the automotive sector as well i know that the white house is legally bound to a three-party deal that includes canada. there's been a lot of debate on our air if a bilateral deal with even move through congress right now. can it >> look, i'm not a trade lawyer. as i said ambassador lighthizer is the expert on this. he believes a bilateral deal can be moved we're going to be signing a document towards

that bio dad. city and also a lot of community building yeah in fact we know about these food deserts that are existant within a lot of inner cities right urban areas and do you find that they just have like liquor stores basically in the access to like really healthy organic foods so with this farm was it obviously was being grown by you said three hundred fifty families but where they have making enough growing enough to actually sell to the community or to basically even potentially sell to other distributors like you know whole foods for example the produce or the production of the of the farmers were pretty small but it was enough to feed their household i think that having a very like a really ten by ten you could grow a lot of serious food if you actually know how to work in an alternate and learn about in the seasons best of all so i think that once people are familiar with knowledge than they can use any space even their apartment complex or their apartment balcony to actually grow serious

. >> they will partner with bio selection. the two scientists that co-founded bio selection are both 24 and they started working on the concept as high school students. the process they developed not only helps to solve what to do with certain plastics, but also create a new source of chemicals that would require petroleum to make. they plan to locate labs on tight that would allow the process to be done at recycling centers and a mobile facility no lar larger than two parking spaces. >> the team here believes they will be in full scale production by next spring. >> we can talk about the weather conditions in hawaii, the good news is that hurricane lane has been downgraded. >> the bad news is that it is still going too slowly. >> it is moving so slowly. here in the bae area we're still seeing problems with the smoke. we have a spare the air alert up today. we are starting to see some improvement, but we are not improving everywhere. an air quality advisory is up through sunday. this is from the air district. tomorrow moderate

you're being asked to accept a science developed by a group called fish bio. they are well known in the central valley. the major agricultural grill ears in the sacramento valley tend not to use them. they argue -- they are using the san joaquin valley of the word on the street as you will get the response from fish bio. let me live in the conversation with that. i would encourage all of you to do your own research. at other independent sources before you accept this notion that the science is bad and you can trust fish bios. you have heard others comments. that is part of why the state water board did not accept some of the comments it came from your staff. the signs that they had was different and i would argue it was probably better. you made that judgement. also, i want to point out that to hear that arguing that less water is better for salmon, as counterintuitive. most people can appreciate that. you heard an argument that more water would actually flush steelhead out of the system and they would be lost in the delta. you have heard others here point out

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secretary of state my own bio announces a new action group to run policy with iran after u.s. withdrawal from the nuclear deal. now i maryam namazie this is al jazeera live from london also coming up we are not going to the media strikes back against attacks by donald trump but he insists much of what the press says is fake news. it's a. farewell to the queen of soul the world pays its respects to a wreath of franklin and the architect of india's nuclear program dies at the age of ninety three. welcome to the program our top story the u.s. secretary of state has announced a new action group to run its policy on iran after president trump withdrew from the nuclear deal in may this year my own bio says the group will report directly to the state department and will record all iran related activity which he described as violent and destabilizing for nearly forty years the regime in tehran has been responsible for tour in a violent and destabilizing behavior against the united states or our allies or partners and indeed the iranian people themselves in may of this year president t

raul: and from china tech, yvonne later on will go into hina bio investment. started trading on the nascar today and it's -- nasdaq today and it's bringing together 20 chinese bio tech firms to try to bring back u.s. investors into the growing game. haidi: yes, we'll also be talking about the issues we saw overnight with the tech sell ah. we'll be joined by the financial c.e.o., also talking about the fallout from turkey, whether we really are past the geopolitical tensions. he citizen it's not surprising that the markets have come down somewhat when it comes to turkish con teenage si but he says this strategy of turkish ar fare could be here to stay. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> it is 7:00 a.m. here in hong kong, live from asian headquarters. top stories this thursday, asia-pacific markets decline after wall street's first -- worst session in seven weeks. on tech afterng shockingly poor earnings that suffered a first quarter drop in a decade -- indicates. i am ramy inocencio in new york. it was a bad day for commodities. copper fell to a bear market and west tex

so, what's happening here is we're taking these three bio—signals, your heart and your skin and yourand we're looking for this state of sleep in between fully awake and fully asleep. what we're doing is, we're watching, watching, watching, and right as you descend into the next stage of sleep, we introduce a little audio from the robot. and that bit of audio knocks you, so you're not fully asleep. and then we see if whatever word we use will in fact enter the dream. by introducing the subject of your problem into your dream and then listening back to a recording of your so—called hypnogogic mumblings, you mayjust find that you hit on a creative solution. specifically because in that moment, you're hyper—associative. your cognition is really elastic, it's really flexible. you don't have that same capacity to review and be critical of your thoughts, so you generate really weird, aberrant, divergent thoughts, things that come to you as dreams, but which you can later use as creative insights. robot: you are falling asleep. if, that is, you can bear listening to the weird conversations t