joining us is the ceo of bristol myers. welcome to you both. meg, kicks things off. >> kelly, thank so much. really kicking off our cancer research coverage for us on this friday >> we see tremendous potential in value it's being developed for the treatment of patients with a form of lung cancer which is an area we know well. we're looking forward to launch as early as next year. you know when we look at the data, it has the potential to be a best in class agent. very aligned with our strategy and strengthens our prospects for growth >> what else can we expect from bristol in terms of updates? >> great progress with our oncology pipeline. we'ring data in an early stage of lung cancer that's an opportunity to really change the way early stage lung cancer is treated. very exciting data we're presenting data. that's really important because it can make cellular therapy better for patients. then later this month at a conference, we're also presenting really exciting data on our program when you put it all together with the acquisition of turning po

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and in bristol, we crossed to jodi bower. she is the deputy leader of the workers party of britain and author of the drive to war against russia and china are cross acros in effect. that means he can jump any time he want. and i always appreciate it's going to the professor in new delhi 1st. you get a lot of the week, we had the g 7 meeting and it's all western, all over western media. talking about the great decisions the leaders are making. but in the global south, you folks don't take much notice any more y correct? because you can see the barrels that have been do international meetings, one of the bricks and one of g 7. and you see the difference in the narrative. g 7 was on about, you know, kind of militarism sanctions targeting. are those exclusions, whereas bricks was all about global development cooperation, you know, financial linkages open in beijing. i know how, how do you see that? because, you know, we, when we had the, the bricks meeting here, i just as we heard from the professor in new delhi, and they're look

and then on top, we have some sky scanners which will illuminate the bristol sky.lent, let's see what the lord lieutenants of the county and city of bristol thinks about it all, peaches golding. why a light show on the cabot tower? well, all across the nation, as you know, there will be beacons lit. as a former european green capital, i felt it was important for us to help take the beacon era into the future with confidence, style and grace. so alistair has some wonderful solar powered led lights. people will be able to see this enormous display right from their own neighborhoods. i've been up on the tower today and you can see that tower from almost every portion of our city. so stay local, watch it there. don't come here because you won't get the best views. and it should all work out, fingers crossed tonight. and of course, it's part of several thousand beacons that are either being litter illuminated somewhere across the country and indeed the commonwealth. scott ellis, bbc points west, at the cabot tower. as the big bank holiday weekend starts, that means the

and in bristol, we crossed to jace barra. she is the deputy leader of the workers party of britain, an author of the drive to war against russia and china, or across accruals in effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it's going to the professor in new delhi 1st. you get a lot of the week, we had the g 7 meeting and it's all western, all over western media. talking about the great decisions the leaders are making. but in the global south, you folks don't take much notice any more y correct? because you can see the panels. they've been to international meetings, one of the bricks and one of g 7. and you see the difference in the narrative. g 7 was all about, you know, kind of militarism sanctions targeting. are those exclusions there as bricks? was all about globally de supplement cooperation. you know, financial linkages, open invasion. i know how, how do you see that? because, you know, we, when we had the, the bricks meeting here, just as we heard from the professor in new delhi. and they'

the latest on the situation on the roads with phil mackie, but first lets talk to andrew plant at bristolee the pickets behind you? it -- and andrew, you can see the pickets behind you?— pickets behind you? it has been very hot, ve pickets behind you? it has been very hot. very busy _ pickets behind you? it has been very hot. very busy and — pickets behind you? it has been very hot, very busy and noisy _ pickets behind you? it has been very hot, very busy and noisy this - hot, very busy and noisy this morning, the picket line has been out since about six o'clock this morning right next to a busy main road in bristol, lots of honking is because go past. they are quite a long way, about 200 metres, from the entrance of temple meads, which is almost deserted, it is probably the easiestjourney i have had to the train station this morning. you can get some places from temple meads, you can get to cardiff, to london paddington via swindon but that is about it, almost all of gloucestershire has no rail services and corbel has none, that is because they are stopping the trains that are running wi

andrew plant is at bristol crown court.— bristol crown court.in reeves was in the army for _ bristol crown court. colin reeves was in the army for 15 _ bristol crown court. colin reeves was in the army for 15 years - bristol crown court. colin reeves was in the army for 15 years but i bristol crown court. colin reeves i was in the army for 15 years but was discharged in 2017, he went to work as a lorry driver but ever since then there was one issue which consumed him and that was the issue of car parking outside his home in the village of norton fits warren in somerset, it led to a string of arguments with his neighbours over many years about who could park work and last november that boiled over. he told the court he lost it, he climbed over the fence separating his garden from his neighbour's, crept under their lights and didn't set off the security lights, went in the back door and stabbed them both to death. at bristol crown court the jury to death. at bristol crown court the jury have found him guilty of double murder. 0n the left is colin

i still think merck, lily, bristol-myers. these are companies you want to own as you move forward, amgen health care just seems to be from the fundamental characteristics of what you want to own in this environment, the perfect sector, and i think it's being reflected right now in terms of performance and repositioning. >> all right, speaking of health care, bristol-myers up a percent right now, actually hitting an all time high, jenny, you own the stock. >> we've owned bristol for a long time. this is actually a bigger story too. sometimes you just need to be patient. bristol was one of the lowest performers this is in our discipline growth strategy this is one of the lowest performers in the portfolio for a long time. then everything comes together you have a company that has terrific growth ahead of it trading at a less than market multiple, that has a terrific management team, that has great products that were going to be used as people return to the doctor and undertook normal patterns of health care experiences. i don't

at bristol crown court, arslan was — court? at bristol crown court, arslan was sentenced - court?f neighbour and he would take tiny disputes with his neighbours over things like parking and people making noise in their gardens and he would brood on those and he would essentially take the opportunity whenever it came along to have arguments with his neighbours, and eventually most of them stop using the front and back gardens, so scared that he might appear and start reprimanding them and shouting at them. something that happened time and time again, so much so we have heard in court that a lot of them took out extra security measures on their homes, installing cctv and a high security fencing around their properties, so scared were they of can arslan, and we know in october last year things really boiled over. it had got to the point where the neighbours went to the place and they had taken out an injunction against him and the council had issued him with an eviction notice. each dude on that and brooded on it, thejudge said, and brooded on it, thejudge said, and decided —— he ste

supposedly ukraine they couldn't find $50000000000.00 much to that would have an entire world just in bristol, where it is really kind of remarkable here is that we just had the g 7 which of course, like i said that, you know, it gets all kind of fanfare in the west and they are adamant and denying that they have anything to do with the increasing food insecurity around the world of it's their sanctions that are doing it. and they don't want to admit to it. and when you look at the global south that which actually is a consumer of a lot of grain that comes from russian ukraine. they see this obviously as a, as a deflection for a huge problem that the west has created, not only for itself for a good part of the world. go ahead. absolutely. i mean, if you look at the sanctions war against russia is a classic case of a powerful man lifting a heavy rock to drop on his own feet. no, the west went into this for believing that he could crush the russian economy like that with a total trade and sanctions war. and it was so show that that strategy was going to succeed. it didn't really bother to think

turning point therapeutics being bought by bristol myers, $4.1 billion that had help bolster bristol that was double the existing stock price? >> and i will say this if you do see those types of premiums, oftentimes they are in health specifically and biopharma and biotechnology, because oftentimes it is larger players looking to bolster and put that pipeline in place for higher prospect areas for cancer treatment, other drug treatments as well. >> looking for genetic markers for cancer, san diego-based company. if you own turning point therapeutics this morning, take the family to sizlzler, let them get whatever they want >> bristol myers is doing this because their lead asset, it's expected to be approved for treatment for lung cancer. they're looking for approval of that in the second half of 2023. when you have a big drug like that, that's the only way to do it you can't do this yourself >> the ceo of bristol myers, i know him a little bit he came up to the oncology division >> he knows what he sees >> they're clearly focussed on cancer and oncology treatments >> bristol-myers sh

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it was built at bristol docks. when it _ with this. it was built at bristol docks.. when it lodged in 1837 it with this. it was built at bristol i docks. when it lodged in 1837 it was the largest transatlantic paddle steamer in the world. she made 45 crossings in eight years and led brunel to greater engineering heights with the construction of the more superior ss great western in 1843. the plan is to rebuild the great western here in the albion dockyard in bristol, currently underused and a shadow of its former self. ,, , , ., , , .., self. shipbuilding has been carried on within a few _ self. shipbuilding has been carried on within a few yards _ self. shipbuilding has been carried on within a few yards of— self. shipbuilding has been carried on within a few yards of this i self. shipbuilding has been carried on within a few yards of this spot l on within a few yards of this spot close to the heart of bristol for nearly 300 years. the close to the heart of bristol for nearly 300 years.— close to the heart of bristol for nearly 300 years. the albion docks are now u

gatwick airport is worst affected along with bristol and luton.ays have also cancelled flights. a shortage of workers is being blamed, as the industry recovers from the pandemic. earlier i spoke to paul hackett, the ceo of the website click and go, and i asked him about the problems they're facing. the problem with dublin airport was last sunday and it was carnage. over 1,a00 people missed their flights because of the inability to transit through the airports. the dublin airport authority who run the airport have been under pressure but have put plans in place and executed them by thursday. there were no problems right through the week and there have been no problems this morning. they reported through the airport that everything is fine and on the app that is also evident. how have they fixed it? i think what they have done is they have created a more triaged approach. consumers were anxious about missing their flights. they were turning up so early that they were creating problems in terms of the volume of passengers in the airport. they created

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a bristol, what we're going to put these people through. it can't be taken back and in court, they sat in the future. it's found that this plan is low for, well, we'll just bring them back. but we can't take a holler and reach out to see what we're doing to them as human beings. we can't just say, sorry for that, you know, it's impossible to hers, not home. catherine, there been many british officials who have stated on numerous occasions that off showing refugees does not in their opinion contravene for you in refugee convention . but, but there are many rights activists and advocates out there who say that is simply not the case from your vantage. point is this action by the u. k. a contravention of international law. we would say it certainly is. and in saying that we're in agreement with you and hcr, which is the authority on the interpretation of the refugee convention. and that is the basis of international refugee law. i would highlight 2 elements, 2 articles of the convention, article 33, which is the prohibition of reform on to sen

bristol's autistic community advised the designer.ory processing issue. i the joey pod offers a separation. between you and the outside world that provides a safe i space in itself, so it's reducing that sensory- overload by putting a barrier between you and what's happening outside _ i feel quite comfortable, quite relaxed quite safe in the pod away from everyone else, just listening to noises and music. angharad says existing pods are often large, inflexible, plastic structures, so she's trying to make surejoey pods are adaptable and affordable. i didn't realise how many people felt isolated to to the fact that they have autism in their family and the lack of awareness about autism and meltdowns and also poor design in architecture and the city centre. while this is just a prototype, the plan is to introduce them into schools by the end of the year. and by next year, you could be seeing them at festivals and other large events. i feel really proud of my mum, i feel really happy that we're having an impact on the world. the slump in

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and there's the ceo of bristol meyers we'll speak to him at the top of the next hour on "power lunch. nice anytime your stock doubles in a day let's talk about the headlines the u.s. and russia may be at odds over the invasion of yew crane but the two countries are still cooperating in space, at least for now. the russian cargo ship arrived at the international space station carrying nearly three tons of supplies >>> hurricane season underway. tropicalal storm warnings have been issues for florida, cuba and the bahamas this weekend tracking the same storm that battered mexico as hurricane agatha this week will get a new name, alex, when it hits the atlantic more on the news with shepherd smith at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. kellogg will not face a lawsuit involving its popular breakfast treat, pop tarts kellogg was with accused of defrauding customers because the chocolate fudge tarts did not contain milk or butter but the judge agreed with kellogg's arguments that the marketing nearly suggests that it tastes like chocolate and the judge dismissed the case the cake the cake >> i got am to

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this divides families. i statue in bristol. this divides families. . statue in bristol. to be reminded of something that for them was a more glorious past. they weren't that contemporary at all. a lot of statues are being captured with plaques. i lot of statues are being captured with plaques-— lot of statues are being captured with plaques. i am all in favour of that, of with plaques. i am all in favour of that. of trying _ with plaques. i am all in favour of that. of trying to _ with plaques. i am all in favour of that, of trying to explain - with plaques. i am all in favour of that, of trying to explain some i with plaques. i am all in favour of that, of trying to explain some of| that, of trying to explain some of the background of what was going on. thank you all are very much. thank you very much, more dateline: london next week. goodbye. the weather this weekend is looking very decent for many of us. it will be on the breezy side, though, particularly across northern parts of the uk, and there are a few showers in the forecast, as well. but if you don't mind a fle

and bristol trades at ten times earnings and it doesn't correlate with the economic cycle of the new world they have eight new products and it's got a 3% dividend wreeld and a balance sheet and it's something farm side of an equity kicker >> let's talk about your views about what the fed may or may not do there was speculation in the last ten days, let's say, that inflation may be peaking i didn't see much in friday's report that confirmed that and the markets certainly seemed toon responding as though there's not much good news to be found in any of the inflation reports. so what does the fed do? >> you're absolutely right i mean, friday's report showed that inflation was not slowing, and a lot of us including me were looking for some signs that the second was going to be slower i think the fed's got to step up now. i think the data is showing and the fed is data driven, 50 at least and they might even go higher and until they bring down inflation and part of that is brin bringing down demand and it's with oil prices the way they are and consumer sentiment the way it is which is one

and i would love the study she was on bristol leaving voice of to watch. so it was coming to the one on the 3rd it which, which in the longer it was just new to this from up posted sustainable mon, because or lose new or your portal or do school college. i don't know who got i know for the doesn't know. as i said, just to begin with who used to play in finances come with collectively we are on the trip side. escalate to a big part of it is the way in which also information knowledge is being restricted and constraints. the imposition of certain restrictions on the flow of information, graham, it needs to be counted. it cannot be that the single narrative determines what's happening in the well i a show a job with a live with then i was by see by the, by the more so we, but if you know that she's yet a, b, b, i was so british really clear that you did that you would know what each group by cbo are both filled with a felicia, my mental social because you deal with when you money at the machine away in the ssl issue way in with this stuff. sets it up in the m

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poland and germany as site. 1935, the naval agreement between britain, a germany is concluded. 1978. bristol, france and italy agree to divide czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 non aggression treaties assigned between germany, latvia, and estonia. august the 22nd 1939, moscow. mm. the soviet commerce of a foreign affairs, molotov, and german foreign minister, reuben trump, signed a non aggression pact. the pack made it impossible for nazi germany to fall alliances with other states. with these of it, the youngest too for him done. thus chamberlain, on that day should these are fashion tissue masons or to them. he knew. but baxon, england on franklin that had been present did commission england from crown dodge, went to my father italian i went on with the united states, continued its policy of appeasing imperial japan. the americans held on to the hope that japan would re focus his attention on the usaa. the soviet union did not want to be caught fighting a 2 front war war with japan and the east, and also a war with germany in the west. and they knew that the germans