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speaking of your mother, tell me about carolyn gardiner. i mean, you describe her as a saint, an angel and a prayer warrior. and if i were to meet her for the first time, what would my impression be be of her and you would love carolyn gardiner. so she is absolutely amazing. she is a strong woman of faith. so every thing she does, her words, her actions, they're all rooted in scripture. she is all about service, believe it or not, because i'm kind of loud now and i kind of i write that guide. but she is a soft spoken woman until that voice of power comes out. and so, you know, when the lord that anointing starts rising up because she's all about service, she is all about helping people and on a true mission to make the world better. she loves her children, her grandchildren and her family. actually, her community. i got my community service spirit from my mother and she is a woman of optimism. she she taught us a long time ago that with god, all things are possible. and so she is she's all about the bible. she's all about jesus. and how muc

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and that's where carolyn bertolsi comes in. and she used some, some kinds of complex sugars as a buckle in our cells. and we need to know that it's not, or the, the importance of her research was that it's not harming any anything in our body in the cells. and she used that to. yeah, to click molecules on to living cells. all right. highly fascinating, complex and difficult to understand stuff, but obviously these 3 are very clever scientists have done a good job. li, allbriton dw science. thank you so much. you are watching daily news coming up next in d, w at news asia girls education held hostage in afghanistan. young women refused to be silenced by the taliban. and the daily struggle of a 20 year old african who says the she feels under constant surveillance from the state. all that and more coming out next in dw news asia with my colleague and then i'm on your campus mckinnon in berlin, on behalf of the whole news team here. thanks so much for what you need help with ah, with who a. what if these mountain that waste could

and that's where carolyn bertolsi came in. and she found that we can also use sugar complexes to stick molecules to our, for example, living cells in our body lives in this very interesting how the work of the 3 scientists clicked together in a way, very briefly, how does this affect our lives? it has huge effect on the scientific world 1st of all, but we can also see very, very practical applications. for example, the good thing is that you can stick also shiny molecules to other parts. so you can track what these molecules do in our bodies. for example, you can track how drugs are delivered to different parts of our organism and where they go wrong, where they may be go. gov, right? and this has been used for to target pharmaceuticals in cancer treatment, for example, they are now in clinical trials. and also material times it's in use to make materials better fit for their purpose. so yeah, it has a broad use application around their certificate. well, but it's also a lot to come because the field is still quite new. yeah,

carolyn, over gore of board, member of the polish weekly kaltura liberal up and more. it's got my chief reporter for the german political magazine, cicero, he joins us after having just returned from ukraine. thank you all so much for being here. our marine. i'd actually like to start with you a present val. autumn year zalinski has said now that a full, 30 per cent of ukrainian power plants have come under russian strikes. it's already leading to blackouts across the country. a. do you think that the timing is intentional? with temperature is dropping in a cold winter setting an absolutely it's intentional, but it's also a result of what's happening in the don bass and in the course on region and it them, ukrainians are advancing. ah, so there are 2 wars that are ongoing. there's the land war and that's and her son and that's in the don pass. and then there's now this air war and actually the ukrainians, you know, are doing quite well in the land war. and one of the responses to the success to the ukrainian success is now the strikes on western ukraine and, you know,

carolyn bazzi and berry sharp las. they have been recognized for the development of bio orthogonal chemistry and clicking chemistry, which involves attaching molecules together to create decided sampling. only the 5th person ever to receive a 2nd nobel prize. now here's what the chair of the noble committee for chemistry you on our quist are to say kit chemistry is her almost almost like it sounds. it's all about snapping molecules together. imagine that you could attach small chemical buckles through different types of building blocks. then you could link these buckles together and produce molecules of greater complexity and variations. bear with me in the studio as little as from our science department to play it all down. click chemistry for saw a very much sounds like lay gold to me. so what, what, what does it mean? it does. so they go to me as well. and actually that was the picture. a 1st set of mine, that sounds like a game, and it's kind of is because it's, it really, yeah it, imagine lego cubes. you have a ye

carolyn of a gora board member of the polish weekly kaltura liberal up and more. it's got my chief reporter for the german political magazine, cicero, he joins us after having just returned from ukraine. thank you all so much for being here, our marine. i'd actually like to start with you a present for autumn years. lensky has said now that a full, 30 per cent of ukrainian power plants have come under russian strikes, it's already leading to black outs across the country. i do think that the timing is intentional, with temperatures dropping in a cold winter setting. an absolutely it's intentional, but it's also a result of what's happening in the done boss and in the course on region and it them, ukrainians are advancing. ah, so there are 2 wars that are ongoing as the land war and that's in her son. and that's in the don pass and then there's now there's air war, and actually the ukrainians, you know, are doing quite well in the land war. and one of the responses to the success to the ukrainian success is now the strikes on western ukraine. and you know, targetin

it was awarded to carolyn bertolsi, morton, melville, and berry sharp las, the trio being recognized for discovering technologies that help with building molecular compounds. the price for chemistry follows those for medicine and physics, which were announced earlier this week. well, al jazeera paul reese has been following the ceremony in london, and he spoke to the nobel committee chairman, we never know we'll have any day really, who's going to win these prizes before it's announced. there were certain things we look out for when the announcement is made. one, whether a woman will actually win this prize before today. it was only 7 women against a 10900 men. we also looked to see if as a repeat winner before today, only one person that ever won this prize twice. and we look to see if these are recent breakthroughs and really we've got all 3 carolyn baton c becoming only the 8 woman's when this prize buried sharply getting his 2nd nobel prize. and this, this research that they pioneered is quite recent in the last 20 years, and it's still being developed now. it's all about clickin

the season the start has already qualified, and it is in the same gill jessica the white kurihauf, carolyna and daria kasatkina to the capital palace gymnastics. today the international tournament for the prizes of the olympic champion marina loboch has started. this year the competition will be held in a new format. all participants were divided into teams. each of which has its own name, for example, cornflowers, peonies or daisies. the offset of each team will go to the results of three athletes of different ages. in addition, in each category , the winner in the all-around and finals in certain types will be determined by the solemn opening ceremony.

carolyn, betsy and barry sharp list have been recognized for the development of a bio awful gone old chemistry and click chemistry which in both attaching molecules together to create materials. the announcement makes very sharpness only the 5th person to receive a 2nd nobel prize. the european union has agreed to impose new sanctions on russia. official said they move to send this quote, strong response to moscow's illegal annexation of 4 regions in ukraine. it's the blocks 8th package of measures against russia since president vladimir putin launch the invasion in february. the agreement includes the imposition of a price cap on russian oil exports designed to impact the kremlin revenues from sales around the world end up in some now let's go to dw correspondent, a jack parrot, who joins us from brussels at jack. what more do we know about the details of this sanctions package? we'll go how they've managed to get it over the line. and that's the significant part. at the moment, we had a tweet from the check presidency of the european union saying that they have managed to agree to

carolyn, because he at stanford university in the us, more to melville at the university of copenhagen and denmark, and barry sharpness at scripps research was celebrated with the world's most prestigious prize and chemistry. thank you so much for all of you. i'm absolutely done. i'm. i'm sitting here, i can hardly breathe. i'm so la, not entirely positive that it's real, but it's getting real or by the minute. the 3 scientists work is all about building blocks. but these blocks are slightly more complex than lego. shop is found a way to click 2 molecules together to make new materials. he was the 1st to come up with the idea of click chemistry. more than 20 years ago. copper dramatically accelerates these click reactions. that was melville's discovery. when the focus shifts to human cells, copper isn't such a desirable way to connect molecules patrols. he found out sugar structures, called lichens, make molecules stick to cells. this means the pathways of drugs can be illuminated to trace their effectiveness. for the materials, you have this possibility of sort of modify materials to

4 months in jail for refusing to cooperate with the investigative committee. doubly correspondent carolyn eci, more has more from washington dc. the timing is quite interesting. the special committee investigating at the dairy 6 attack on the capital is running out of time in less than 3 weeks to the midterm. elections will take place here in the united states am and the outcome of these elections will probably change the majority in the house of representatives. meaning that the republicans might then be in power and they are of course, are going to dismiss the select committee, investigating the general 6 attack on the capitol because many of them say this is a political hand of donald trump. so the committee is trying to get things done here as fast and as soon as possible. and for them, it's a race against the time police have arrested at least 50 people in the south east of iran, after protest as attacked banks and demonstrated against the government. the protest continue in the country 5 weeks after the death of a woman in police custody, which sparked public outrage. meanwhile, ira

as he was leaving, emmett whistled at carolyn bryant and she went to get a gun. car and got out of there. >> reporter: because he whistled? >> yeah. it's like if you are a kid and throw a rock and break a window. you don't hang around to see what's going to happen. >> reporter: they raced home that day and hoped nothing would come of what emmett had done. but three days later, carolyn bryant's husband roy and his half brother went looking for emmett till in the middle of the night and found him and his cunou cousins at the home of mose wright. >> i woke up. i looked. i saw two men standing over the bed with one had a gun, which was milam. my dad was pleading with them not to take him. my mother at that time offered to give them money to leave emmett alone. roy bryant hesitated. milam, he didn't hesitate at all. >> reporter: i would have been scared to death. >> there was a sadness over the house. you could cut the grief in the house, because after they left, no one said anything hardly. >> reporter: on august 31, 1955, three days after he had been abducted, emmet

the chemistry has been awarded to 3 scientists, morse and mel from denmark, and carolyn potosi, and berry helpless from the u. s. that being recognized tool, the development of bio orthogonal chemistry and chemistry, which involves attaching molecules together a technology that could help make cancer drugs more effective. now, one of the most successful film franchises in history is celebrating a big anniversary. it's 60 years since james bond 1st packed sentiments. the 1st blow, 7 movie, doctor know, premier in london on october the 5th. 1962 bond has been in the headlines ever since. and now the films are again with fans speculating. who will play agent double? 07, next. bon. ah, james? ah suave, quick witted james bond never shies away from danger. women or a vodka martini medium guy martini lemon field sake. i'm not premiering in 1900. 62. the james bond film franchise had a humble beginning, doctor know, was a low budget flick, storing a then unknown actor sean connery, whose camera presence would make james bond and international sex symbol. unlike the upper crust bond in author, ia

carolyn cummings of our minneapolis station wcco has more on the sound of solidarity. >> reporter: on given monday, at this corner of 38th and chicago, you'll find a community -- ♪ concert. >> just bring your horn. [ laughter ] >> reporter: same time, same place. ♪ when the band begins to -- everybody! ♪ >> reporter: same mission. >> there were so many people that saw george floyd's murder, and said what do i do? i don't know what to do. a lot of us as musicians felt we can use our art and use our gifts to bring as an offering to this space and to the movement. >> reporter: a movement for racial justice, butchie austin felt was worth playing his trumpet for. soon he found others performing with the same purpose. >> i thought i would just start playing and then i did play for a minute. and then i was approached by some other musicians in the square at the same time. that's sort of how we started playing together. >> reporter: some starting as strangers. >> i didn't know any of those players. >> reporter: but eventually friends. ♪ stand by me ♪ >> reporter: who, together, became brass s

without further ado, join me in welcoming patrick radden keefe and carolyn to the library. [applause] >> welcome. a great turnout. this is pretty wonderful. they asked me to introduce patrick tonight. i was reminded of what was said when he had to introduce -- someone had to introduce patrick. it is no secret, we hate him. [laughter] he is a normal gifted individual, empire pain was one of our 10 best books on the washington post. we all agreed, here he is with another splendid book. i cannot recommend this enough. it is a collection of over 12 years, 15 years in the new yorker, a 12 year period. rogues and whatever and i am fascinated on how you pursue this. he has a master of the write around, when the subject will not speak to them, you have to write around them. i am in awe, i want to read a quote about patrick. every time he tells me a new story idea i feel that i will have a mini heart attack. another litigious criminal? can you do a celebrity profile or something? >> that is his wife. he is a master of the perfect landing, he gets these quotes, i would be leading wit

>> you would love carolyn gardner. she is absolutelyon amazing.verything she does, her words, her actions, they are all rooted in scripture. she is all about service. believe it or not, i was kind of loud -- and probably not kinda. she is a soft-spoken woman until that voice of power comes out. you know that anointing starts, raising up. she is all about service. she's all about helping people. and on the true mission to make the world better. she loves her children, or grandchildren, that my community service spirit for my mother. she is a woman of optimism. she taught us a long time ago that with god all things are possible. she is all about the bible. she's all about jesus a very quick summits to credit your success to having a mother like that through her character and heart? >> oh my goodness, all of it, all of it. eventually my mother's daughter. i'm not nearly the wonderful saintly woman that she isn't. not by any means though, i have an alter ego. my mother probably does not have an alter ego. [laughter] but she gave me a foundation in scr

i have good luck to us, carolyn, trinity, when you might just my listing cause of when your story along a little bit because it in your school by me sits, are usually my could wait for sure what's going on because a good the story of don bass residents, being victims of russian propaganda is gaining momentum at the state level. this point of view is still popular, particularly with militants in the ukrainian nationalist volunteer battalions of symptom of lawns campaigns go with. you just load, which is, you know, from williams. you can print them, you wish up for me? mostly i am going to get a lot. no, no, i think those are the one you are the most about it. there's no need that i don't wanted focus has just been go month from from william was usefulness. it wasn't with when you question, year fell ago from some of those a little bit of source you simulacra total storage way. but if you could for a storage is i wanted to refresh our listen. if you look, which is no way i'm a shoot off from now in order to keep it the way to ship them is up a new car even from hard kosky was from august

meet carolyn blankenship, one of lucky's new been a game changer for her. >> now, i need to shop -- i can get my groceries in peace. i have everything i need. >> reporter: those knees included having a chance, an opportunity to do better. to be better. >> if it was not for the shop, i do not think -- >> reporter: located along the third street corridor, and the heart of the bayview, this location has been vacant since 2019, when the former walgreens closed its doors after 30 years. they left this community struggling to find a place to shop with their families. >> this community has been like a food desert. this community should not have to take a bus or two to go to another grocery store. >> reporter: community leaders got together and fought to reopen this location with a better option for food that includes selections from local vendors. >> their stuff will be right in this grocery store. >> reporter: it is not just the lack of options for food that left the people in this community hungry. it is the lack of job opportunities, a chance to live and work in a place they call home. >>

>> you would love carolyn. she is amazing. she's a strong woman of faith so everything she does, her words and actions are all rooted in scripture. she's all about service. believe it or not, i'm kind of loud -- not kind of but she's a soft-spoken woman until the voice of power comes out, youac know when that anointing starts rising up she's all about service and helping people and on a true mission to make the world better. she loves her children and grandchildren and her family, her community. i call my community service spirit from my mother she's a womant about optimism. she taught us with god all things are possible the she's all about the bible, jesus. >> how much do you credit your success to having a mother like that in her heart? >> all of it. and truly my mother's daughter, are not the wonderful woman not by any means without her. my mother does not have an alter ego but she gave me a foundation in scripture, a foundation of optimism and definitely a w foundation of faith and not only did she give me that, i watched

carolyn tile and matt striker... they are her bosses and i'm her boss i guess you got boss she is the real boss and is the one had does the work and i will tell you a bit about mont competence when she has been able to do we are glad to have her in this new role. started off in 2015 and sf film and working on a lot of the nuts and bolts of how we make film happen in the city. most of the stuff that most of us don't want to do. we want to be in the film like mow in the matrix. [laughter]. we want to watch the film. get on the red or green or blue carpel. there is a lot of work guess in making films work especially in a place like san francisco where everybody has an opinion about where someone should film and had street and what have you. all of those little things require a soft touch. someone when will go in and have that conversation. someone will go in and coordinate and deal with the permits and deal with the cables from muni bus and all of these tien emthings and some of the best accomplishments i think that man

. >> that is carolyn johnson speaking. city cancel unanimously approved to move forward with the hub lease negotiations. it will go to the full city council next week, and once approved, construction would take less than a year. >>> so more now on oakland's race for mayor. it is a crowded race as you probably figured out. even former city council president is vying for the job. kpix 5 's donna lynne shows us why ignacio de la fuente is coming out of retirement. >> people who run for office , while de la fuente is coming out of retirement. >> oakland is not a place where you can do [ bleep ] or anywhere else. >> ignacio de la fuente is fired up and fed up. he says oakland doesn't need any new laws it needs to enforce existing laws. >> we have the tools to do better. we care more about the lives and rhetoric than oakland. the sideshows , and homeless encampments. that is why the 72-year-old is coming out of retirement. >> we are in deep deep trouble, i believe this city has gone into a i thwe g to have time digging out. >> o

i would love to order is carolyn trinity, when you might just my listing cause of when your story along the i know with the, with the little bit because it in your school, my miss. it's a huge to anyway. could we for sure, what's going to cause a good you? the story of dunbar residents being victims of russian propaganda is gaining momentum at the state level. this point of view is still popular, particularly with militants in the ukrainian nationalist volunteer battalions of symptom alons. going to go with that. you just know what since you know from when you must do and you could cut them you wish up for me? mostly, i am going to get a lot. no, no, i think those are the one you are the most about it. there's no need that i don't want it focused. it's justin, moth from, from william was usefulness. emotional was, when you question you fellow gordy from somebody was a little bit of source, you push jamica total storage way, but if you could for a storage is i wanted to, the 1st one is an issue really quick just no way. i'm a shoot. awesome. i wonder is keep it the way the shipment is up

and we look to see if these are recent breakthroughs and really we've got all 3 carolyn at the top, se, becoming only the 8th woman's when this prize, barry shop las getting his 2nd nobel prize. and this, at this research that they've pioneered is quite recent in the last 20 years and it's still being developed now. it's all about clicking. it's how molecules are joined together. much like you might joined together 2 straps on a rucksack with a buckle, it was buried shop las who 1st coined the term click chemistry and around 2000 to join monic molecules together in this fashion. and he and morton mailed all then and developed it. so could be done faster using copper and then a betsy took it to a new level, making sure that it could be used in biological processes without affecting at the living organism. now if we could bring in urine or christ, who is the chair of the nobel committee? hey, installed home. now you're on. you've described this as a real revolution, but what's the, what's the practical uses for this technology? well, since theory concept, the click chemistry is based on

it was awarded to carolyn bertolsi, morton, mehldau, and berry sharp, las, the trio being recognized for discovering technologies that help with building molecular compounds. the prize for chemistry follows those for medicine and physics, which were announced earlier this week for reese has been following the ceremony in stockholm. we never know or have any idea really, who's going to win these prizes before it's announced. there are certain things we look out for when the announcement is made. one, whether a woman will actually win this prize before to day. it was only 7 women against a $190.00 men. we also looked to see if there is a repeat winner. before that, i only one person that ever one this prize twice. and we look to see if these are recent breakthroughs and really we've got all 3 carolyn, but top se, becoming only the 8th woman's when this prize buried shop las getting his 2nd nobel prize. and this, at this research that they've pioneered is quite recent in the last 20 years and is still being developed. now. it's all about clicking. it's how molecules are joined together.

and carolyn garcia and darius kasatkina with these girls.rina had a total of seven face-to-face meetings in a year and never won this season. i was the queen of double faults. if someone in the hall, so there are questions about it. i think my coach is around here somewhere. it was a very difficult season, so it 's a great happiness for me to be here to have the opportunity to play in the tournament. it was a very difficult year, and i'm glad that i was able to get through it all. meanwhile, ilya ivashka completed his performance at the tournament in paris already in the starting round of qualification, the belarusians, could not resist the 54th number of the planet oscar otto from germany, two sets ended with the same score, 2:6, let's add the first the country's racket has already lost four matches in a row. what has not happened to him for more than 3 years , fans of this sport have a unique chance to see the olympic champions in tokyo 2020 in taekwondo in minsk. so chizhovka arena hosts the open cup of belarus among the guests of the for

meet carolyn blankenship, one of lucky's newest employees. helpful and enthusiastic , having this job in this location has been a game changer. >> when i need to shop, i can come to my home store and get my groceries. >> reporter: those needs included having a chance, an opportunity to do better, to be bitter. >> if it wasn't for this job , i would be getting into some type of trouble. vote along the bustling third straight quarter, this location says it has been vacant since july when the former walgreens closed after 30 years, leaving this community struggling to find a place to shop with their families. >> this community has been like a food desert. >> this community should not a e. >> reporter: community l got together and fought to reopen this location with a better option for food that includes selections from local vendors. >> suites and baby pasta. their stuff is going to be in this grocery store. >> reporter: it's not just the lack of options for food that left the people in this community hungry. it's the lack of job opportunities,

we have a very broad repertoire without from carolyn genetics, off through the shakespearean tragedy associates. next week we're presenting a very special text or anti fascist. not on the puppet control do anything they will need. the sicilians maintain a special bond with momma. aetna then nickname for the to list active volcano in europe. vulcan ologist, you said, pe salon know takes me up the mountain. we start inc. atanya in glittering sunshine. 3000 meters above sea level. it's a completely different picture. but can interrupt what can happen to the people in catania, and what are the factors on the pants are obviously of the kind of an option. one thing these are very, very low. are to do that option where the lava flow can reach to the doubts, not anyway, since 20 or whoever barry this astonishing gets placebo option, but to the effect is not the saw. stronger felt the society don't affect these, the dash that fall out in there. in the towns and surrounding greater but the kind of exposure activity the last few hours. it's quite windy up there and i've had enough. okay, and we

. >> carolyn bertozzi from stanford university in the u.s., and from the university of copenhagen, andery sharp, celebrated with the most prestigious prize in chemistry. >> thank you so much, all of you. i am absolutely stunned. i am sitting here and can hardly breathe. i am still not entirely positive that it is real, but it is getting realer by the minute. correspondent: the three scientists' work is about building blocks, slightly more complex than lego. sharpless found a way to click new mall close together, and was the first to come up with it more than years ago. it accelerates the reactions, m erdel's discovery. when it comes to human cells, copper is not a desirable way, but lichens can make molecules stick to cells. this means the pathway of drugs can be eliminated to trace their effectiveness. >> the materials you have, you have the possibility of modified materials to click new activities on the surface, and suddenly you want this to be antibacterial, and then you click on the surface and it has compounded works against bacteria. or you want something that takes up some ligh

do ymassacre symposium author carolyn randall williams assures her family history and the legacy of slavery in the south. >> i am so honored to be with you all today. mr. franklin i cannot see right now. but i will take a moment of indulgence here to connect. i'm the great-granddaughter of anna and alberta mr. franklin's parents were their dear friends. john hope franklin was i think my great grandmother's favorite man outside of our family. the franklin library. [inaudible] so mr. franklin and i are a second generation of alliance. his family making room for mine with sacred, thoughtful basis. i would also like to note one proud of my harvard degree, i'm proud of that i'm like my great grandfather had an opportunity be to be a writer in residence. and i'm very glad to use my pwi to agree to serve. now to the matters at hand. it is a privilege of my life that i get to be a part of these conversations in this moment in history. i like to think lately this is kind of a riff on the hamilton effect the version of the effects of the world turned its back on me i wrote my way out. so i think it m