predicted gene activity had a more than 80% correlation with the real gene activity data. >> the performance of the model, it is specific. so in certain cancers, this will work very well. >> reporter: it's a tool that is being referred. and it was predicted in their patterns of more than 15,000 different means. center it will allow for the predictions of thousands of genes, depending on the tissue for cancer patients. from normally expensive moe lek tar testing. >> reporter: by identifying and mapping genes, they believe this tool could help speed up the decisions and out matily make those treatments more efficient. >> and that study was published in the journal of nature. his team is improving the algorithm. they believe they could eventually reduce the need for expensive gene expression test. >>> and it is a ground breaking computing chip that could solve the complex problems in under five minutes. they could take longer than the history of the universe. they say it is another step closer to building faster computers that are capable of tackling. >>> meanwhile shares of nvidia dropped more

and cosmo of this gene was also copied to chromosome 17. this means cosmo simon pauses on the coding for male off spring twice. that by increasing the probability of producing males, the special will. so you're not sure if it's male or not. uh yeah i i have, yeah, it's the idea only it would come out which might fit some places. but it's science search. it could go the other way. say you have an x x x x actually. yeah, magically it seem it correct? yeah, let's stop here a 2nd. yeah. that to interrupt us to say the coffee is too big, which is not unusual with onto officially insemination. it's up to be delivered by c section. just checking this out. it's a big day. the day. sometimes biology ignore genetic manipulation will cosmonaut as the cough has to be cold, really be male. we're 23 minutes into this documentary. according to statistics, millions of farm animals have been sold at worldwide. and in germany, one d a has been shown. we can never bring it back to life. the is the system. this is a stomach right? the bladder. things and was t

and cosmo of this gene was also copied to chromosome 17. this means cosmo simon pauses on the coding for male offspring twice . that by increasing the probability of producing males, the special will. so you're not sure if it's male or not. uh yeah, i and i have yeah, it's the ideal it would come up with my own bits and pieces but it's science so it could go the other way to say you never know it's x x x x officially. yeah. magically it's you meant? correct? yeah, let's stop here a 2nd. yeah. the bad to interrupt us to say the coffee is too big, which is not unusual with onto officially insemination problem. it's up to be delivered by c section. just checking this out. it's a big day. sometimes biology ignores genetic manipulation will cosmonaut as the cough has to be cold, really be male. we're 23 minutes into this documentary. according to statistics, millions of farm animals have been sold at worldwide. and in germany, one dia, as being shown we can never bring it back to life. the is this is, this is a stomach. right? the bladder. thing

a gene engineered vaccine. however, it doesn't cause these effects and can be administered to patients with immunodeficiency and children. i believe having reserves of this vaccine are a must for our country. the r and d on this vaccine is done. we're now waiting for the start of the new year because the ministry of health care as a government body operates on the basis of the calendar, not the vaccination schedule. so we're hoping to get new financing after january 1st. even though it would be helpful to have emergency funds that could be made available sooner when we're talking about the threat of new dangerous pathogens, it would be great to have more flexible mechanisms to support the research that can protect the population against emergency infections. to give you a more general answer, while it would be great to have something like this on the international scale, the situation is such that at least on the country level, we need a system that would allow the creation of vaccine prototypes against pathoge

this type of cancer does not respond well to the existing treatment methods in on call gene, such as surgery, radiation or chemotherapy. yes, that's why we're now creating such a model. other models, wrong causal diseases will also be developed including for the pancreatic cancer, which is also different to treat surgically and certain types of kidney cancer. unfortunately, the business can go on it includes cancer is for which there are currently no effective methods of treatment. these are the cancer types for which the immuno biological method we're developing is likely to be effective. ask for this specific timeline for transitioning from animal models to patients. according to the roadmap, currently being approved by the ministry of health, which was actually developed by the ministry of health under whose guidance, all of the studies are being conducted by around september next year, work will begin at the hertz and institute and at the blend center led by a could emissions kaplan or city to introduce these treatments to actual patients in the initial stages, the technology wil

. >> certainly for breast cancer, the gene sets are being used to determine treatment. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> we're following breaking news. hazmat crews responded to a fire in oakland. it's believed to be a compressed gas leak. it looks like a square block of the city shut down right now. they're calling for evacuations. but that hasn't yet been decided. we'll stay on top of this and bring you more as we do get it. >>> a suspect and the murder of the unitedhealthcare ceo, proceedings were held earlier this afternoon. reporter, jarred hill, shows us the suspect had an outburst on his way into court. >> reporter: 26-year-old luigi mangione shouted into news cameras as he was led into his extradition hearing. he's charged with murder and other offenses for the brazen shooting death of unitedhealthcare ceo, brian thompson, in the middle of new york city. >> we plead are not guilty, at least to the charge in pennsylvania. like i said, i'm n

as i mentioned, the key difference is that the vaccine contains genes that encode these proteins rather than the proteins or adage into themselves. it was quickly show that this method enables the gratian of highly effective vaccines in a very short amount of time for vaccination in a preventive context, the q requirement is the ability to develop vaccines against infectious diseases where the specific infectious agent or protein target is clearly identified the most effective approach has been the technology used to create the splitting the vaccine. this method results in minimal side effects and when the vaccine is administered internationally, side effects are virtually non existent. m r n a base technology used to develop the pfizer and what they're in the vaccines is also effective, but has a relatively high number of side effects and healthy individuals. however, when this technology is apply degree treatments for patients such as those with cancer, the side effects it may cause are generally already present in cancer patients. unfortunately, this technology also offers a signific

i mean, it's extraordinary that a human has about 20,000 genes...at's why we really are too self—important. we're just not... laughter you know, humans are just not that great, you know? we're fine. i'm happy to be a human. i don't want to be a worm. but, you know, a bacteria has 4,000 genes. that's not very different from 20,000, i'm sorry. you know, people say, "oh, geez, if you look for life on other planets, "it's bacteria, how boring." you got it all wrong, folks! bacteria are totally awesome! yeah, so what you're saying, essentially, is that mutations obviously can be bad — because they can lead to all sorts of genetic illnesses and so on — but they're not always bad. and some are quite, actually, relatively insignificant. you're colour—blind, aren't you, for instance? i mean, that's a genetic mutation, isn't it? it is. it's a debilitating mutation for me... in the days of black and white publishing, i was king. things were fine. and then everything became colour, you know? and i have to say... so, like, our little worm... i'll go to a seminar

it is extraordinary that a human has about 20,000 genes and a worm has 20,000 genes.we are to self—important. we're just not... humans are not that great. we are fine, i'm happy to be a human, i don't want to be a worm, you know, a bacteria has 4000 genes. that's not too different from 20,000. people say, if you could look for life in other planets, its bacteria. how boring. you've got it all wrong. bacteria's totally awesome. so, what you are saying is a mutation obviously can be bad because they can lead to salts of genetic illnesses and someone but they are not always bad and some are quite actually relatively significant like you're colourblind, i'm sure? for instance, that a genetic mutation. it is, it is a debilitating mutation for me because in the days of black—and—white publishing, i was king, things were fine and then, everything became colour, you know, i have to say, our little worm, i will go to a seminar and people presenting graphs with red and green and i go, that was just complete... people say, it's fantastic, didn't see it? i wrote to google maps an

merry christmas, gene. all right. let's get right to it.boys cut and make a dent in the debt to the tune of $2 trillion? and where do they even begin? >> griff, absolutely not can the doj boys do this. because they need congress to do this for them. i mean, with all due respect to elon musk and others, let's not forget doj is not a government department, it's not a government agency. it's a separate group that is going to be advising the president and making a bunch of recommendations where can money can be cut. but in the end, griff, this has to get past congress and that's completely different. >> that's an important point you're making, gene. you're saying they lack kind of the authority to do what they want to do. we can show our viewers -- we call it the christmas wish list, if you will, of where they want to cut can, starting with the irs, the department of defence, many of the agencies that you've already heard about. we'll put them up here, just scroll it on the screen. you see there, expired programs, federal workforce, expediting

liz: gene? what's your base case for early 2025? is it sort of the remnants of a santa slump or is it embrace the bubble? >> first of all liz thanks for having me back on your show. liz: of course. >> as we head into 2025, to me the stock market feels like a new years resolution full of promise but challenges we've got to work through. so if you look at 2025, stronger than expected u.s. growth, moderating inflation, fed easing. take that together it's typically a good market return, however expect volatility near-term especially as we kind of see uncertainty around valuations, around possible correction. for me i'm looking at market concentration, near-term rising bond yield as you highlighted earlier. strength in the dollar and think about this. valuations are so high right now. we all know today is friday the 13th. markets today are so jittery. you would think they just saw their price earnings ratios in the mirror, but the good news is any pullback we see remains a huge buying opportunity because the reasons i mentioned before, a

yeah, sadly gene was long. got to use though, financing itself in potty bike sports in that stimulants. drug known as cop doug on the mosque was denied any involvement in the business about revel fights, se they found proof and abandoned warehouse complex on the outskirts of the syrian capital, damascus, the rubble of biters, the sale was one of the key productions sites in the illicit drugs trade believed to have been headed by a sides of brother my head on the bottom of it, after we entered, we found this was a factory from my side and his partner. if i'm out p t, i say dealt in capital gong and drugs, we found a large number of objects that were stuffed with packages and of kept to go on. the pills were meant to be smuggled out of the country. hubbard kept going on to the factories previous owners as it was built to make potato chips before it was seized by the sides associated in 2018. since then, the site appears to have turned out kept the gun pills, named after a stimulant, 1st made in germany in the 19

gene, i don't know about the septillion stuff, all the zeros. what can this do? drug discovery and other things. is this too much to afford, you know, google's market cap today for what this could be in however many years? >> i'm in the camp, i think consistent with what most of the panel has said, which is, probably too much for today, i agree with that this is more of a validation point for google's tech, but just to put this in perspective, they started this willow project 12 years ago. so, the potential around this being commercialized is probably ten years away. and so, it's -- it's still a long time. it does speak -- there is a piece where the stock should have been up today, i would have guessed a few percent, because i think it does speak to google invested in the right areas for what will be continuing tech acceleration in the decades to come. this is a google investor is a sleep well at night, similar as waymo. doesn't get a ton of attention, but i think collectively, melissa, i would have expected the stock to be up a couple of percent today. >> gene,

so we could say that that the gene physically and security collie has fallen in this area. ok, there is a must fall and uh, so who is in control? now, how is i know there is 2 main people or 2 main parties who are controlling syria as b s, lake city, and people tragic forces log support as well as the international community of the use of the call ition or controlling 40 percent from syria. a ne, syria, and all the other parts are controlled by the it's d, c and somebody called, you know, like somebody go forces along side with the free syrian art meeting. but all that is, that is kind of all 3 parts of that are going to be negotiations that are going to be tugs between the, both sides to the establish or to a tube on 4 mates. and you can, we would, you're going to talk about the political process and see how likely it is that they form a, let's say, a government of national unity the, you know, this is going to be related to the, to the general general of countries to, to do the manual not like the colors to part speech in any talks or any political solutions for syria. ho

the, the news live from berlin a week after the fall of the side of the gene and life in syria begins to return to something like no mileage. you take a look at how life is changing and post the thoughts. sylvia ested ends spots heading back to school. also i had several 100 killed. that's the grand production of authorities in my you all. the time, a french surgery in the indian ocean was the space that was being called the west on the 19th here. the i i, i'm eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. students are retained into classrooms and syria. much of the country is still in ruins. after years of civil war and international functions, but many in the country are facing the future with new optimism. the gates of this damascus school are opened once again. a students in syria make their way to just a week after the fall, a former president bush on all sides. the country's new flag is raised over the schools grounds stuff. the feeling confident about youth reopening committee changes. everything is good when we wait for the equipment and i don't know what 2 or 3 days,

. >> brad: gene? >> gene: i agree. the arm. bluff his shoulder. -- glove his shoulder. a fair catch. right on the edge. >> brad: they are bringing it back. >> referee: the receiver had a fair catch signal. the ball will be placed -- >> gary: it fooled brad nessler and that's good enough to take it back. >> brad: [laughing]. >> gary: gene, i don't remember this. it's invalid. it was too close and you are gaining an advantage. >> gene: exactly. you are causing them to pause. we will shut this down. >> brad: they have the ball at the 37 yardline. not bad field position anyway. 2:11. 2 minute timeout is upcoming. penn state with 2 timeouts of their own remaining. nicholas singleton and drew allar in the penn state backfield on a must have drive. nicholas singleton direct snap. left side. following his blockers and has maybe a 1st down. just a little short. >> gary: a smart running play with the 2 minute timeout. the old rules without the 2 minute timeout you might throw. >> brad: 2nd down and a foot when we come back from the 2 minute timeout. one exciting big 10 championsh

in a way you can almost say that this book was in my genes. because here i was nurtured in a christian home but we were the only westerners in the town. and all of my contacts were indigenous religion of confucianism, folkism. one can say this might be seen as blossoming of the way that i came into the world. >> what part of china? >> inland rural, 70 miles from shanghai. >> what time period are we talking about if you don't mind my asking. >> not at all. being chinese, not in my genes but in my formation, we looked on age as honor. so i am proud to say i was born 76 years ago in 1919. >> how long did you grow up in china? how old were you? >> i was 17 when i came to this country. >> formative. let's talk about the impact of the modern world on the traditional chinese religious systems when you were growing up. did you see challenges to those religious systems at that time or was it too early? >> it was too early but also we were too hill billy. we were too rural and therefore modernity made few inroads into my china. then of course when i cam

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gene: it all goes together, but it's the unknown., a tentative agreement set to expire on the 15th. sporadic talks at the table between the employers and union representatives. panama canal drought seems to be getting back to normal. crossings of container ships that are fully loaded better than before, but no end in sight on the security issues in the red sea. the run up on tariffs, people don't know how it's going to land. there is a long way from the campaign trail to public policy, but we are not being dismissive of anything. if there is 10% on 3 trillion in american imports, it raises a different question. annmarie: how will the executives you are speaking to that import a ton think about it? blanket or mayor -- blanket or more narrow target? gene: a lot of discussion about whether this can be negotiated, is there a deal to be had, will be targeted or blanketed? we've all heard about the broad implications. mexico and the cross hairs as well as canada. mexico took over as the number one importing country over the last 20 years,

it's not about reducing gene housema gases. my response was to rite a different corporate esu report where we layout stuff inep more detail. that's what we should focus on. [ applause ] >> >>> sout dakota governor christy nome has been selected to be in the tmp adnistration. she severed in the house of representatives for eight years. prior she was a state repre

in the mean cause i know or nancy alexi on the call, anita a dot studio and chain the a show larry gene and then let me just what i need to be. i'm ok if you much and they call any guy. it was a different story going on. the, the c, d, a genuine al gosti gets the angelo to tell you is the 1st and only western european lawyer who tries to take every depleted uranium contamination case. the court and he's been successful so far, he's one on more than 250 occasions. if they don't that they didn't get that back out. the answer the question ma'am, about the surely the 30 percent. i mean, demo, the initial, what are the only assigned, what when they sound, when they, they should lose what i did the i'm of apple. most the provider, the little g or gain, so it all down start out. so the, the see in god though, the 5 still a little the independent. i mean did i receive at least wish i didn't get it? i'm going to do it all by no. so any data, if i go see all of the game, black roll on game data, mean each of the dates that go many purchase will be $91.00. i really needs. yeah. yeah. so cost way,

and if you get infected with both, they can exchange genes and create a higher chance of a mutation. the third, of course, is, like you mentioned, kind of avoiding raw milk, unpasteurized products as the risk is changing, not giving it to our pets. and, you know, being very vigilant, particularly for those who are older and younger. those are the groups that tend to do the worst with flu. >> okay. and before you go, as we continue to cover stories about this, how concerned should we be? >> i think at this point we shouldn't be too concerned from a day to day basis, you know, of course, today, san francisco reported its first death from regular flu. so we need to be concerned more about the things that are circulating and try to protect ourselves with the tools that we have. and i think probably the other thing that people can do is really advocate with their elected officials to keep all of our infrastructure intact, so that if we get something, we can respond nimbly and with agility and communicate effectively to everyone in the community. >> doctor peter chin-hong, thank you so muc

. >> the name of the game is genes.ve genes that make them resistant to these different pressures such as really, really warm water or disease. >> our thanks to cam tran for that report. and of course our thanks to you for getting up and watching "early today." i'm jessica layton. we hope you have a great weekend. five. another round of wet weather is soaking the bay area this morning. the storm also bringing dangerous conditions along the coast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the rain and the high surf advisory that is once again in effect. plus a major court reversal. the new

[applause] her cat, gene, uses her baby bump as a pillow. the legendary kat timpf. a, i will go to you first because i know this is breaking news nobody else has talked about this all. lay it on. what you were saying right now nobody is talking about. >> i don't know if you guys have heard before watching the show that this happened. so i think it is just obvious that joe just does not care. right? he does not care. he is like i'm going to do it. i'm surprised he didn't find a way to pardon him for future crimes. get crack pocked with hunter and smoke it with him. i think he feels like he was cast aside and he got a lot of attention at first between the think of while you are stepping aside for democracy and people are done with him after that. and i completely agree it can't be shocking to anybody that a father would pardon his son. if my baby grows up to be a world-renowned crackhead and then i grow up... >> tyrus: a mother can dream it. >> i mean it is difficult to be a world-renowned and a crack head. >> tyrus: not an easy task. >> a world-renowned whatever, amb

and this gene, wow. in genes, tennessee, and i think you're going to be monday used to reduce them by how would i read up start the process of reset. and then i suspect also that it needs to work kept from the beginning and the side of things because you need the need to be able to, to be able to one of the funds that promoted listings by some of this people would need should by when people use my the spring would have to have some rebates. right? right. so we'll have to wait. what am next for us is going to be like, but can you think is what is the election gonna have? like in proven it's trend in demo kasey, but it's about how my open to being challenged by what position civil society and the media based on his track record. well, he's going to publish or boots really. i mean, we, some of the, remember, when does arbitration can supply, i mean the queen and so you know exactly what we can do. this is that they want any of them say, so be the last space, easy to say a game that game is that something th

to use route and then maybe even have peace with the such a gene. but i, i don't think this is going to happen or how well the current events impact the conflict between the e's real um palestine. is there any connecting dots here? are you seeing anything? no, i can only tell you that the eh, what you called palestine electrical does a street bill or a mazda gaza. they are the ones who caused all these changes to be the least responsible for what we seeing now for the domino effect. because if you have seen well with those, go to the war with you as well and they be, should be set back on these with this things, they will never happen. all right, we have to leave you here. now john lives, the only been, you already been been, i care, i'm thank you so much for your time right now. thank you. thank you. now syria must be protected from chaos and terrorism. that's the joint message from for administer, as across the region applause with russia. who are the i sat down for tools in cut off. the ministers stressed the need to stop military operations in p

no one can answer this question because danny gene the only the criminal sort of this weekend. as a service question, i'm give you a status or something that we can do because the maybe they kill them before they leave a number of because number of the prisoners and still a few or not, no one is still under the prison. maybe we can. we are just so the room was this uh, we would say we are running uh empty circle, you know, is maybe there is no one on the head and see a sense or there are no heads themselves. thank you so much for talking to vanessa is found a smile. abdullah volunteered with the syrian white homes. we'll take a look now at a couple more repercussions of this story. starting with russia, which is called the motors, amazing and un security council. the discuss events in damascus, crime lab has been receiving regimes biggest back coming loose in the us in our face, the potential loss of k, military and naval bases, and with at least single staff as soon as embassy in moscow have foisted the opposition slide. these right, the forces have moved into a demilitarized

the other person to guard what is it just hormones or do other factors also play a role like haul genes. so the idea of, of vermont take love that we get from books and movies. henrich volta is a medical doctor, psychologist and philosopher. he spent years studying what happens when we food enough for the purpose and cleansing d man love is basically like being an iphone manic state type. look, you're totally happy on cloud 9. need another can't sleep properly. you're hyper sexual. you're always thinking about the other person and so on, and it's almost a pathological condition. and unfortunately it doesn't last forever. ida, it needs to be on that. when you fall in love, your body produces a comp, taylor of whole names. it's almost like being on drugs. that's testosterone, which raises sexual desire, as well as several tonin and opening. then the bodies of opiates and dolphins, which increase your name for the purpose of my not being in love, is like a kind of addiction domain, is involved in desire for a substance or a person. if you didn't have a withdrawal from the substance or the

the, a rational being a mother in search of your son genes. it's a story that's shared by so many mothers and a new syria, a story of hope and of pain. hey, this is the last picture of us a week before he was arrested. the .

other sounds are on page 3, reports from a to gene. as the columbia space tribunal almost a decade of intense excavations to discover the remains of a lease, treat people as lice committed to a landfill in the commune. at 13 area of may, the jean long suspected of concealing hundreds of victims of force. this appearance is doing the countries on conflict. no. okay. so what are you demonstrated here is that it has happened that after removing more than 59000 cubic meters of are, we found the 1st victims that the truth is coming to the surface. that these discoveries that some are trying to minimize art. instead, a crushing defeat for the nihilism, i keep getting to this point has been an uphill battle relatives of the victims known as the searching mothers have long believed. the site was a dumping ground for bodies of people disappeared by illegal paramilitary forces and columbia in states security. during 2000 two's anti rebel or the own up the ration under president thought about to leave it. for years grieving families were dismisse

just before the city of the gene falls, tens of bodies just lined up next to each other. and you can see the, the bodies that are stuff to that, the touch chairs, and so dramatically, some parts of the bodies completely became somebody's caught off. and the families are coming without knowing who they are. they do not have any identities. i id cards and at least any information about them. just the decades of bodies and the families. i was just hoping that one of them could be a family member of them because it's syria having even the bodies of your dad's missing time. many members is still a lock shooting that are almost 200 pounds and missing people here are saying that they have not received any single news from them since years and here just tons of them are here and i'm of them is madison and her mother is a symbolic wisdom of the city of origins of progression. he 1st was taking his place in 2011 and stayed there in the, in the, in the prison for almost 2 years. for over the course of 15 months. heavy, this has been by the tortured, abused and graves, and then when

every gene, uh that, uh, the s b u. i was responsible for this uh terrorist, assassination of the russian lieutenant lieutenant general eagle or a courier. now there is a long history of a, shall we say, a subtle coil, coin this wild, bragging of by the key, every team for such incidences. they want to claim credit for it, but they do so anonymously through anonymous official speaking to their own, into western media outfits. but officially they don't claim credit for it. this is the more plausible degree of deniability that every game has used. again and again, we've seen numerous such terrorist assassinations in russia with the just last week. there was a nother murder of a russian missile scientists. mikhail shot steve who was gun down in a ma scale park. and this was, again, unofficially claimed by anonymous sources speaking to ukrainian media that the russian, the ukrainian military intelligence, the g u. r, was responsible for. we've also seen the car bombing assassinations of darya, due to the bombing of the form

as i mentioned, the key difference is that the vaccine contains genes that encode these proteins rather than the proteins are added into themselves. it was quickly show that this method enables the creation of highly effected vaccines in a very short amount of time. numerous disappears and it's asked to cease disappear thanks to the new russian cancer vaccine, according to pre clinical studies. the new drug will be tailored individually to each patients. artificial intelligence will be keyed in, streamlining the analysis of the actual parameters of the tumor, and the vaccine will then be ready for the patient's use within a week. yeah, brittany, so here i'm certain that the concept of cancer will evolve. it's letting me explain why. yes, we will prevail over what we call cancer. now, unfortunately, however, or rather, fortunately, the antibiotics and vaccines have helped us extend our active lives significantly over what people could hope for 200 years ago in the vaccine iraq. and before antibiotics war or more correctly antimicrobial drugs, we've extended our active lives by 30 to 40 y

intelligence chief announces plans to dissolve or intelligence agencies that operated under this pathway gene. and just make out calculus really is on him as president of georgia, pro european opponents refused to recognize his legitimacy. the passenger plane has skidded on a runway in south korea and crashed killing at least a 167 people. that will $181.00 passengers and crew on board is being described as one of the countries west aviation disasters. the judge you a flight from bangkok was trying to land at one international airport in the southwest. the passengers relatives have been gathering at the airport waiting for news of the family member's name. all the heads of the line has apologized and promised to work with all sorts. he's investigating the cause of the crush. mcbride reports from soul on how that dissolves to unfolded in the last moments of j. u. s. like 2216 skating uncontrollably on its belly along the runway before hitting the perimeter roll the one half port exploding into flames. the boeing 737, had apparently made previous attempts to lend. after what appeared to be a bu

live from doha, also coming up syria to class a day of morning to on are the victims of the us andre gene. the security is increased around the country. the anger boils over in south goods. solomon has members votes in peach, the acting presidents and we look at the agricultural damage caused by severe heat waves increase the that's where the forces have given a 15 minute warning to old medical staff and patients ordering them to leave the commo at one hospital in northern garza, is that the incident will be disconnected and that everyone leaving the hospital must ton of the phones. the false accusations right comes off to in his way. the strike near the hospital killed as many as 50 people as to what to has confirmed 5 of those killed from medical stuff. the hospital is facility have been under near constant bombardment for weeks. how they might, what is life for us, and they're all bhalla in the central gauze. and now, honey, that morning it came around 3 hours ago. have you been able to be in contact with any of the people that are in the hospital of the floor of the last thing we hear

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listen, gene's going to wind up being right. he came on on that same day, june 10th, he said it was transformational, one of the biggest events in the history of the company. he got it right in terms of the stock. but in terms of a.i., and we talked about it on this show, there are two companies that are clearly winning in the a.i. world, in terms of making and monetizing it, it's walmart, you see it in earnings releases the last two times, and it's facebook. and they're being rewarded for it in terms of the stock price and the valuation. apple's being rewarded for something they're not monetizing yet, and quite frankly, might have trouble doing over the next year, year and a half. >> you guys may find this interesting. i'm going to try to pick apart some of big names, with the investments they've made in a.i. let's leave nvidia out of it, that's deserved, even if you think the percentage gains are now. let's look at meta. they are totally reliant on ios devices for people to use them. for the most part. here in america. they wi