scientific secretary of the conference cancer international says that informing people is effective in preventing cancer and improving the level of doctors' information will prevent many cases of cancer from being tested, which will save people's money and the health system. cancer is the most expensive disease and the second cause of death. in iran and the world, it is second only to cardiovascular diseases. it is not more common than many diseases, but it is related to this disease due to the cost burden it brings to the healthcare system. every year, 150 people out of every 100,000 people get cancer. they get infected and thus an average of 6 million iranians suffering from this disease in the society are being treated with the aim of improving the knowledge of cancer treatment doctors in order to reduce the burden of the disease and its cost on the society. we treat cancer, but practically we can never cure cancer in the way you want , we have to get very, very familiar with the scientific opinion. cancer is one of the deadliest types cancers, doctors specializing in cancer treatme

cancer. according to the international agency for research on cancer, and that's not the only risk. alco also has a long term impact on the brain. you're allowed to use such device you think? cuz now it's all of blackstone blur and you don't remember or thing. sounds like you had a few drinks that made your brain press pulse on creating long term memories. even though you were fully conscious the entire time. so what exactly happens in your brain doing a blackout and could blackouts cause long term damage and even increase your risk for dementia? as you may know from experience, blackouts are most likely to occur when you drink a lot of alcohol within a short period of time. meaning when you have high levels of alcohol in your blood, that's usually the case with binge drinking. that body weight and even your genes also influence blood alcohol level. by the way, you come to train yourself to not have a blackout. so even if you think you are an experienced drinker, it won't help. so when exactly can you expect a blackout? let's assume you're a 23 year old woman waiting around 60 kiddos. if you'

get those uh home full alcohol like tobacco is one of the biggest causes of cancer, according to the international agency for research on cancer. and that's not the only risk. alco also has a long term impact on the brain. you're allowed to use such device you think? cuz now it's all of blackstone blur and you don't remember the thing. sounds like you had a few drinks that make your brain press pulse on creating long term memories. even though you were fully conscious the entire time. so what exactly happens in your brain doing a blackout and could blackouts cause long term damage and even increase your risk for dementia? as you may know from experience, blackouts are most likely to occur when you drink a lot of alcohol within a short period of time. meaning when you have high levels of alcohol in your blood, that's usually the case with binge drinking. that body weight and even your genes also influence left alcohol level. by the way, you come to train yourself to not have a blackout. so even if you think you are an experienced drinker, it won't help. so when exactly can you expect a blackout? le

the country, cancer is the second cause of death in iran and the world, and in terms of health economics, it is the most expensive disease. the scientific secretary of the 8th international conference on cancer says that informing people is effective in preventing cancer and improving the level of doctors' knowledge will prevent many cases of cancer from becoming chronic, which will save money. costs of people and the health system it is possible that cancer is the most expensive disease and the second cause of death in iran and the world after cardiovascular diseases, despite the fact that it does not have a higher prevalence than many other diseases, but due to the cost burden it brings to the healthcare system , it is related to this disease. every year, 150 people out of 100,000 people are diagnosed with cancer, and on average, 6 million iranians with this disease are being treated in the society. is able to prevent the occurrence of cancer we are able to cure cancer by slowing it down, but practically we can never treat cancer in the way that i want to get to know the scientific opinion on your head. in iran , it is related to breast cancer in women and prostate can

ghasemzadeh , london broadcasting news agency, another achievement in the field of cancer treatment, relying on internal power the first step of researchers in the country the treatment of cancer using mri technology was successfully removed. the use of new mri technology in the treatment of cancer disease in this method is designed based on the type of toman vaccine and in fact a vaccine and drug is designed and injected that can kill a tumor inside the same person's body. to be detected by the immune system and the elimination of the animal testing stage has been successfully done in the country, and we have started a cancer vaccine from this, but this year we hope to be able to test one of its products in the field of cancer in humans. emirates a revolutionary technology in the field of diagnosis and treatment of diseases in recent years, from cancer vaccine detection, early detection, cost reduction and the fact that it had very low side effects made this technology to be welcomed, which is mostly the use of the natural property of the building molecule in messaging for drug production. and the vacc

another achievement in the field of cancer treatment, relying on the internal power, the first step of country's researchers in the treatment of cancer using mri technology was successfully taken. the use of the new mri technology in the treatment of cancer in this method is based on type automatic vaccine is designed and in fact a vaccine and drug is designed and injected so that a tumor inside the same person's body can be detected by the immune system and the elimination of the animal testing stage has been successfully done in the country and we have started the cancer vaccine from this. we did, but this year we hope to be able to test one of its products in the field of cancer in humans . that this technology it should be welcomed to be used more . in this technology , the natural properties of the ammar molecule are used in messaging to produce medicine and vaccines . one half of the vaccine or drug is taken into our body and they make our cells and the product for us. previously, this technology was used in the production of the corona vaccine in the country , the kuwait disease

it's, it's extremely one ingots of abstain. cancer raises our alarm with the international community to provide funding urgently and immediately because lives on it. so this year, these are people will have fled from the hot test fighting spot in harlow. so done at the ford, particularly engineering now has been a terrible place to be in the over the last month, them few weeks as soon as the fighting started. and that they, they have left fleeing fraud for their lives. they are that they need the protection. but we're without debased what we're going to see diseases spreading so that people dying. what sort of chronic illnesses? of course the, the, the situation and i sit down that the fling from what is that like for the remaining civilian population? i was the, the people millions are still dropped and so that they copy the leave. the people in the cartoon will have had no water for over a month. no by way, barely any telecommunications left working. and they're running off of everything. and they, they don't teach it. that's the biggest frustration for us, humanitarians. we are en

mounting up for him. style mates on the front line, a looming ukrainian cancer offensive, and present zalinski the international criminal court in the hague. frightening prosecution. charles drive it out to 0. keith. it was pest golf, who accused us of being by not electric, trying to type prompting a shot response from the white house. alan fisher has the reaction now from washington. well, you certainly get the feeling that there is a native frustration among the americans that they're being accused of this. they point out that the united states has never provided weapons to ukraine, that the could years be on their borders. they are all defensive in nature. and that will continue. so the idea that they learn some sort of attack in the heart of most school certainly goes against. why would they being conducting themselves over the last year or so? one thing i can tell you for certain is that the united states was not involved in this incident. in any way, contrary to mister pest cost wise, and that's what they are just lies that we're still looking at this. we don't have, we haven't come to any conclusions on

cancer. it's outside of your internal organs, and the way i was diagnosed was more of a coincidence.ad an inquinal hernia and i wanted surgery. my surgeon saw the tumors on my abdominal wall. the tumors were so small, they don't grow in size. they grow in numbers. and then it was almost creating a wall on top of my abdominal wall. if i hadn't had surgery, i would have died in three months. it was going that fast. m meso mesothelioma is close by asbestos and i had no exposure to asbestos other than the baby powder by johnson & johnson and i was in disbelief that it was happening to me because of j & j. and i wanted to sue them. >> i have been working on talc powder cases involving johnson & johnson since late 2016. there are tens of thousands of people who have cases pending. at the core of these lawsuits against johnson & johnson is the allegation that there was asbestos in johnson's baby powder. what we hear from johnson & johnson's corporate representatives is similar to what we hear in johnson & johnson's public statements. and they have testified to juries that there was never as

cancer combat them? i put the question to our chief international editor, richard walker, and here's what he told me. so yeah, nicole actually circumvention of sanctions is definitely one of the main focuses of the steps coming out to a bigger rush from a summit. we, we've had a announcement, some specific announcements already from the british and the us sites. and the us, for instance, and saying that it's targeting a number of chinese east based companies that it sees is helping the russians essentially buy the back door to get a technology and uh, and to towards uh, some to use technology should we say that towards that could go towards the use of drugs within the price. so. so a certain amount of tightening, the screws, i think, is probably bit symmetrical, that i would use here trying to identify any gaps in the existing sanctions regimes . unplug goes as much as possible, as we just had in the piece that was the 1st step, but not a uniform. so the 1st step against diamond trade, which, which of the europeans are saying that it is a trade that these bringing in billions every year still to vlad

e mail. astronaut has docked at the international space station around a barn. all we breast cancer and stem cell research or is the 1st saudi one into 5 space. joining her on the mission are a saudi 5. your pilot and an army american business are in good hands are led by a retired and nasa astronaut, 5 days already lived in the w businesses up next with stephen beardsley. we'll have look at the fines coming down on facebook. apparently that's the prices category issues with a lot say what crazy the, what do you see? it really is possible to reverse agent researchers and scientists all over the world for in a race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it. on youtube, dw documentary, the the you hits meadow with a record breaking fine over data transfers to the us. meta says it's up to politicians on both sides to solve a problem. that's dog. transatlantic relations for a decade. also in our show, china flashes flashes of anger after the latest g 7 meeting and puts us chip or micron on a blacklist for major project

mission, caring, saudi arabia's 1st e mail. astronaut has docked at the international space station. round a barn. all we breast cancer and stem cell researcher is the 1st saudi one into 5 space. joining her on the mission are a saudi 5. your pilot and an army american business are in good hands are led by a retired nasa astronaut, 5 days already lived in to, you know, the business is up next to stephen beardsley. we'll have look at the fines coming down on facebook. apparently that's the prices category issues with a lot say what the, what do you see? it really is possible to reverse page.

exploration carrying saudi arabia's 1st female astronaut has done to the international space station. brianna bar. now we have breast cancer in stem rep cell research or is the 1st saudi woman to fly to specs? joining her all the mission had for a saudi fighter pilot, an american business man there led by a retired financial option and lived in space. she's just adding to that total on this mission. you're watching the, the news from berlin coming up next. we've got the business for you. stephen beardsley will be here with more details on methodist record break and you want terry martin, thanks for watching the journalism. listen, overcome and divisions. for the d. w. global media on 2023 in germany and online the.

mission, caring saudi arabia's sus female astronaut, has built the international space station, right? yana bundle way, has a breast cancer and stem cell research is the 1st saudi woman to fly to space joining high for me. i'm a mission or a saudi fights, a pilot. and an american business madison, and the lead 5 d i are retired enough for easter noticed. adding to that total on this mission is his a reminder of our top story for you. russians, defense ministry says security for since i've killed more than 7 c cross border attack has and driven the risk back into ukraine. keith is denied any connection to the incursion and insist that russian pauses ends are responsible. so we have time full, but stay tuned for close up, which travel to southern italy to meet the young refugee for molly, who's helping bring back some life to one of calabria is goes down to the ground so that if you can, and then you can syndicate and thanks so much for watching the not just another day so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day and in depth look, use events analyzed by experts and.

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about 7 million patients waiting for a doctor's visit, including cancer patients and children, including these patients . internationals. thank you very much. among international broadcasting agency, farewell to you with a fresh look at the news and companionship with my colleague ms. nemati, a reporter. i greet you once again, dear viewers, the end of the program from ms. hajipour. who are active in this field and are our teachers, let's go to the education desk these days and today is especially a busy day and some of them have many plans with the minister today. length and all of this field of activity happy teacher's day to all teachers and those who work hard in the field of science and technology to teach students and students. what 's going on in today's news? today is one of the busy days of the education desk at the sed and sima news agency. today , some of the teachers of our country are scheduled to have a meeting with the supreme leader of the revolution. it was supposed to be with exemplary national teachers of course, there is a possibility that it will be postponed because of mashhad. later today, the m

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international space station. rayyanah barnawi, a breast cancer researcher, will become the first saudi woman to voyage into space. live now tojeddah in saudi arabia and speak to our middle east business correspondent sameer hashmi with us. tell us more about mention researcher going to become go into space and this is why the they are trying to modernise the economy and move away from oil. there is a reason they have done a lot of interviews before finalising these names and it's an historic day for saudi arabia because it will be its first foray, space mission, in almost a0 years. in 1985, the half brother of the current crown prince and king, there was an arab satellite in 1985. given that saudis are now trying to re—enter space after such a long time it is pretty significant. 50 after such a long time it is pretty significant-— after such a long time it is pretty siunificant. ., , ., , ., significant. so there ambitions are deep-rooted _ significant. so there ambitions are deep-rooted but _ significant. so there ambitions are deep-rooted but i'd _ significant. so there ambitions are deep-rooted but i'd like _

cancer. >> reporter: i also asked about internal memos at johnson & johnson from the 1950s with executivesy night. >> wow. look forward to wage watching sunday night. new episode of the story with anderson cooper. "shaken: baby powder on trial." thank you for that. 8:00 p.m. eastern. stape with cnn. we're back in n just a few moments. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to k how much their accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou

international environment for ensuring global food security. our delegation is headed by security council secretary nikolai patrushev, he has already met with colleagues from vietnam, south africa, sri lanka and cancergypt's foreign minister is also among the guests. sergey lavrov, the head of russian diplomacy, also spoke about the need to update the architecture in international security at the g-7 summit just held in japan. the west views russia china as strategic adversaries, posing an almost existential threat to its dominance in the face of the west’s course towards destruction, fundamental norms and values, the need for a unifying agenda is growing more than ever. aimed at socio-economic development of all states without exception and the construction of a single and indivisible architecture of international security the future of eurasian economic integration new industrial policy digital transformation is still a global challenge. all this is being discussed today in moscow at a thematic forum, where participants from different states gathered not only in the eos format, but also dozens of other countries. the main attention, of course, to the plenary session. the russian president will spe

international space station. rayyanah barnawi, a breast cancer researcher, will become the first saudi woman to voyage into space.er pilot. well, a little while ago, i spoke to sameer hashmi, who is injeddah, saudi arabia, who told us a bit more about his mission. she is a cancer researcher, she will become the first woman to go into space, which is why this whole trip is very historic, notjust saudi arabia but the world. she has been a fighter pilot for a long time. saudi arabia conducted research, they have been working on this project for a while now because they want to make space as a critical plan of the programme to diversify the economy and organise the economy as they try to move away from oil, so they have done a lot of interviews, screened a lot of profiles, and it was indeed a historic day for saudi arabia because it will be its first fourier in space in almost a0 years. they are not the first saudis to make the trip, in 1985, the half brother of the current crown prince, he had also made a trip in a satellite in 1985, but nevertheless given that saudis are now trying to re—enter space after such a lo

international space station. rayyanah barnawi, a breast cancer researcher, will become the first saudi woman to voyage into space. injeddah in saudi arabia, and has been telling us more about her mission. rayyanah barnawi is a researcher, a cancer researcher, and she is going to become the first arab woman actually to go into space, which is why this whole trip is very historic, notjust for saudi arabia, but for the arab world. and then ali al-qarni has been a fighter pilot for a long time now. saudi arabia conducted a wide research before they finalised these two names. they have been working on this project for a while now because they want to make space as a critical plan of their programme to diversify their economy and modernise their economy as they try to move away from oil. so they had done a lot of interviews, screened a lot of profiles before they finalises two names. and, yes, it is indeed a historic day for saudi arabia because it's going to be its first foray in a space mission in almost 40 years. they're not the first saudis to make this trip. in 1985, sultan al salman, prince sultan, the half broth

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international space station. rayyanah barnawi, a breast cancer researcher, will become the first saudi woman to voyage into spaceon board is emirati astronaut sultan al—neyadi, who was the first arab national to go on a spacewalk last month. live now to houston in texas with leroy chiao, a retired nasa astronaut. how significant is this day for saudi arabia? it isa it is a big day for saudi arabia. they had their first astronaut in 1985 when prince sultan flew above the space shuttle and it has been all these years until now, to more joining that rank so it is a big deal certainly for saudi arabia. �* �* a big deal certainly for saudi arabia. �* ~ ., , big deal certainly for saudi arabia. �* , arabia. and nasa has been quite bus since arabia. and nasa has been quite busy since it _ arabia. and nasa has been quite busy since it was _ arabia. and nasa has been quite busy since it was opened - arabia. and nasa has been quite busy since it was opened up - arabia. and nasa has been quite busy since it was opened up to i busy since it was opened up to commercial activity. we have seen jeff asus, elon commercial activi

international space station. rayyanah barnawi, a breast cancer researcher, will become the first saudi woman to voyage into space.n the week ahead. very little rain to speak of. and for many, increasing amounts of sunshine will equate to temperatures working their way out. the reason it is going to be fine, a big area of high pressure centred down here across the azores. we often refer to it as the azores high. and through the course of the week, it will extend its way eastwards across the uk, and then later on in the week, it looks like if anything, we will see the centre of the high eventually pushing across towards the uk. so, a lot of fine weather to come. 0vernight, perhaps a few showers across eastern england. some strays getting pulled in on the breeze off the north sea. perhaps the odd spot of rain out of this old weather front dangling its way south into scotland. but nothing significant. clearer skies, northern england and the midlands — light winds here. we could see lows down to just three or four degrees. pretty chilly here for the time of year. monday — the high pushing its way eastwards sends those

the international space station and bone bone. now ways of breast cancer and stem cell research, and she's the 1st starting to fly to space and joining her on the machine or saudi 5 apartments. and then the american businessman already led by or retired, not that option, that total on this mission as well. well here's the top of the uh with brent gone. good. that the green you feel worried about the pants? i'm the host of the on the green fence post cost to me. it's clear remains to join me for the stipends of the green transformation for me to use for the plan, the and abandoned village and the south of italy. it's been 50 years since these houses were last occupied. printed that below is one of many goes townsend calabria. but perhaps it's just too beautiful to be abandoned completely the center aquila. and he has lived in these barren hills for the past 40 years. so she still tends to her goats every morning. but for the past 2 years, she's no longer been alone. now. she has not got to in colorado at her side. well yeah, that's clive monica comes from a

emission carrying saudi arabia's 1st female astronaut has docked at the international space station where yana bar now in a breast cancer in stem cell research or is the 1st it's all the women to fly to space commander pet joining her on the mission are a saw the fiber pilot and an american businessman. they are led by a retired nasa base. she's just asked her no hurdle on this mission. this is a reminder now of our top story. ukraine's president bottom is zalinski, as, as a george, a pledge from the us at the g 7 summit in japan for the delivery of f. 16 fighter jets russian says that this is likely to lead to nato involvement in the complex you want your dw news? i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day. i hope to see you that the lots and lots of children to, to fuse the wells population is growing at, on the balanced rates. in some places, the things you the nation press and was hoping to present a global d w. the ready for round street women in asia is that to contact our mind co co down the i really seeing that as soon as the system works. season 3 of our award winning documenta

valentina yudashkin was diagnosed with kidney cancer 7 years ago, metastases affected almost all internalors refused to treat the russian couturier, then an oncologist surgeon saved his life. mikhail davydov, as the newspapers write, yudashkin underwent four abdominal operations within 20 days davydov, who then headed the center of the blokhin oncology institute, here he is i took a chance after colleagues from a commercial clinic on cybernage, but resolved the issue. like metastases. in the main brain, he ventured with his colleagues to perform a huge operation. and to remove everything that is possible, the radiotherapist and oncologist denis romanov is sure that if it were not for this operation , valentin yudashkin could have died much earlier. and they wouldn't do that abroad. they would say, oh, look here brain metastases, so we will not operate, but on the other hand. see resources reserves human. yes, especially to a person in love with his work, in love. well, in the business of his life. yes, and they cannot be overestimated. that is, it was a kind of therapy for him, i don’t ex

losing country began to ask for peace, and then there was an internal, so to speak, u as if complete, well, there was isolation with cancert is, this plan, which was perfectly worked out in iraq, which was already perfectly worked out in yugoslavia carried out with russia and in fact for the americans, even for the military americans for those who really assess the situation perfectly. it is clear that this situation has not even gone into deadlocks anywhere, because it has no way out with the existing vector, so everything waiting for this offensive for the americans. the idea is that if something works out with this pump, then again russia can agree to some kind of negotiations. and if it doesn't work out, nobody knows what to do no, it's okay if it doesn't exist. now let's turn on our negotiators of the soviet direction, pavel kukushkin is a military correspondent working there pavel e hello, how is the situation in avdiivka, how are the negotiation processes with the nazis? good evening, ruslan and olesya , negotiations with the nazis have been going successfully all day today, our artillery has been ironing avdiivka.

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the crew will spend a week at the international space station conducting research that could one day help cancernts here on earth. >> dana: the naacp is calling for tourists to stay away from florida issuing a travel advisor over policies like restricting school investment in diversity, equity and inclusion program. they said florida is openly hostile toward african-americans, people of color and lgptq plus individuals. state of florida devall use and marginalizes the challenges faced by african-americans and other communities of color. byron donalds fired right back. >> i don't know what the naacp is talking about. this is silly and dumb and political. it makes no sense. we should be focused on making sure people have the opportunity to achieve, which florida is actually doing and thriving in way better than other states let's say new york or california or washington state. we're doing a significantly better job helping black americans succeed. it is not just about pe but all the millions of black people that live in our state. >> dana: dave rubin is host of the rubin report. you moved from cal

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bye. the design is normal the film challenge in the international orbit united arab emirates saudi arabia bahri egypt and cancerait for the first time russian cinema is released in such a wide release in the middle east, viewers leave the hall and talk about the picture only in superlatives. i advise everyone. go and see what you like. this is a movie from close-ups of such shootings. i have never seen a wonderful movie in space. i myself am an aviator this topic is close to me, breathtaking. the performer of one of the main roles miloskovic came to the premiere in his native belgrade. together with him , the director of the video presented the picture. if people say, i went into space, these two hours and 40 minutes sent me into space. and now i'm out with feeling like i was there. this will be the most important and pleasant review, which may be, this is cinema averie. this is a movie of trust to vera with a man who next to the film the challenge has already been watched by more than four million viewers on earth and seven more have joined them . dmitry petelin and andrey fedyaev as well as astronauts from th

international competitions are opening up. the football team went to the tour of the last asia played with iran and cancer, the chess federationed into the asian union, and finally, the russian olympians may be able to score ranking points in the asian games in chinese hanzhou in the fall of 23. this is where the saying has existed for centuries the road to a thousand li begins with one step kiril-15 zanato, levchenkova natalya makina ntv television company five-year-old dima from belgorod urgently needs our help. he wants to learn how to walk on his own, but the diagnosis of cerebral palsy is prevented by a spastic delegation, from which the child’s legs are deformed, the muscles are broken every day, and he trains and achieves good results, but this is still not considered enough by the doctors, professional rehabilitation is necessary. the first course costs 250,000 rubles. dima's family doesn't have that kind of money olga chernoy on how help. already walk for five-year-old dima zinoviev to walk. it's a lot of fun and a lot of work. so far, he can only stand and walk with support, but until recently, doctors did not believ

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for belarus an alternative way to deliver goods to iran and cancer and the united arab emirates the port capital is the center of internationalnsport corridor north, south, today a tenth of the transshipment volumes of belarusian cargo in the analysis is sent even by dump trucks, except for the equipment that we still send through you one of the main types of cargo, we have lumber, it goes in quite a large amount. there is also paper. well, the paper can not be such a large volume. so we processed about 700 tons, while the paper from belarus was again directed to iran . when you were here, it was a turning point, when , after all, our cargo went to you. well year back. when sveta i understand that it is connected with sanctions. uh, the redistribution is going on in the sales market and , accordingly, a large cargo flow that used to go to europe is now going to asian countries. the past year in relation to belarus and the southern region of russia became both a test and an indicator at the same time in the direction of the domestic one. in astrakhan , the producers of sardonicus turned around. now the advantage has been compl

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expedition to the international space station has just launched. carrying the 1st ever saudi asked for knots to the orbiting laboratory. the passengers include ran up on now we a breast cancer research or in the 1st saudi woman to venture into space as well as a settled, a fighter pilot and an american business man are led by a retired and nasa astronaut company would not say how much the latest tickets cost, but it previously cited prizes per $55000000.00 per person. as you're watching the the news. just reminder of the top story we're following for you today. the cranes, president, beloved is lensky, has secured promises of weaponry and support at the g. 7 summit in japan slants, he said he hopes a new piece plan could end the war and ukraine and conflicts world war our tech show shift is up next. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching the good news. yeah, we are all set. we are watching close. we all need to bring you the story behind the new wheel.