. >> reporter: dramatic stories of weight loss, like jennifer huber's. >> like who's that person in the mirror? it's hard to believe it's me. >> reporter: huber has lost more than 50 pounds in five months after starting mounjaro, an injectable drug to start her type 2 diabetes. it's now being fast tracked by the fda as a tool for weight loss. >> it's this miracle. i've got pinch myself sometimes and say is this real. >> reporter: mounjaro belongs to a gonists which includes wegovy. already approved for people overweight with at least one weight-related medical problem or obese. dr. alexander velazquez, director of obesity say for her patients they've been life changing. >> the medications help by making the gut feel that it's fuller. so fullness signals go to the brain. >> and it's somehow affecting insulin metabolism, right? >> yeah. we know at the same time it helps weight, it can help with blood sugar regulation. so it's an incredible medication. >> reporter: wegovy has a higher dose of the same active ingredient used in a diabetes drug called ozempic. which is not approved for weigh

like jennifer huber's. >> it's like, who's that person in the mirror? it's hard to believe it's me!: huber has lost more than 50 pounds in five months, after starting mounjaro, an injectable drug approved to treat her type two diabetes. it's now being fast-tracked by the f.d.a. as a tool for weight loss. >> it's this miracle, and, like, i've got to pinch myself sometimes to say, is this real? >> reporter: mounjaro belongs to a class of drugs called g.l.p. 1 agonists. that includes saxenda and wegovy, which are already f.d.a.-approved for weight loss in people who are either overweight with at least one weight-elated medical problem, or obese. dr. amanda velazquez, director of obesity medicine at cedars-sinai hospital in los angeles, says for her patients, they've been life-changing. >> the medications help by making the gut feel that it is fuller, so fullness signals go to the brain. >> reporter: and it somehow is affecting insulin metabolism, right? >> yeah, so we know that also, at the same time that it helps weight, it can help with blood sugar regulation. so it's an incredible m

motion, positive emotion, and of feels that joined the normal community deputy brussels. mayor dauphin huber, who's in charge of culture, proposed the 6 months study and arranged free entry for patients and 3 guests. she hopes it will also help museum attendance. recover in the longer run covered so that the health factor was very in a, in a bad situation. because a lot of people suffering and the culture cultural sector was also suffering. and so here you have this question of mental health and thinking both culture and health sector together for a very innovative and in the same time, very simple projects, helping the people to feel better. visiting brussels city museum spanish tourist. maria gomez carmona says she uses art therapy as self help. when i'm feeling bad or sad when of a like in a bad mood, i usually go to the prem, seeing me mother. and it helps me deputy mayor who by says she hopes once the project wraps up in march. the positive feedback she's already receiving will lead to wider adoption of this treatment to brighten spirits throughout belgium and beyond. and that's all for

and every one knew that dozens of major politicians had been working actively to help huber in return for those donations. programs like gray ball explicitly designed to extra long foresman that had been on the front page in the near guts. ah, open efforts to intimidate critical journals on it's ongoing programs to pay academic to produce totally indefensible. findings that it knew, no one would ever critique properly, but it could then incorporate which p r programs that had been reported years ago. so nice to have a, a reminder of all that stuffs. ah, and, but especially in the us, it's not going to overcome the magnitude of the lobby in cash and the legal checks. no one cares. what do you know about uber in the developing world? it's position in those kinds of countries is somewhat limited. ah, i'm not sure of, it's how it's south american coverage would really split out between the large wealthy your city is the sum, paolo's and sandy argos and one was irish as over top of the world versus less developed parts of those countries. stuff elsewhere. they fail ober failed in china . t

out to sarah women in the cuba canal take part in boxing competitions for the 1st time in decades. huber is known world wide for the sport and has produced many male and then pick go medalists until now women could not compete despite being allowed to do other contact sports like hi quando on wrestling. aspiring the fema boxes previously had to my great to escape restrictions. ah, this is out there and these are the top stories. now. russia is accusing ukraine of using drones to attack, to have its air bases hundreds of kilometers away from that shed border. moscow says keith was targeting long range warplanes. 3 service men were killed. ahmed vow is in moscow. one of them is only a 185 kilometers south east of moscow, called the d, the jackie level or jaclyn for our base. and that's were 3 people were killed when .

is best to help ukraine with weapons in order to it could resist russian aggression , in addition, huber also called for german battle tanks to be put into service with our armed forces, the leopard scares and nothing else, putin will not dare to use nuclear weapons, and the very rhetoric about it is aimed at the domestic audience, the institute for the study of war reported this, the analyst noted the statement of the russian dictator about nuclear weapons, in particular the avangard hypersonic warheads than the sarmat intercontinental ballistic missiles do not indicate russia's preparation for their use, on the contrary, such theses are needed to to demonstrate the strength of the russian community that supports the war in ukraine, the institute also believes that hinting at the possibility of nuclear escalation, russia is demanding from the west to reduce aid to ukraine and to continue negotiations on russian terms president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi in the usa held a meeting with the speaker of the house of representatives nancy polosya thanked the state for its leadership in th

and huber said, absolutely taking no responsibility for their actions. that's where we end this year gentlemen as all the time. i want to thank my guests in paris, brussels and in kingston. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are the see you next time. remember, ross not ah, ah. today i'm authorized to additional strong sanctions. foreign companies quitting russia. numbers on a license atm cause of blantan banks disconnected from the international payment system. dysfunctional puppy mal donna and euro exchange rates follow up on a total up on it with the most of so i would know what the committee met, the vocalist, the bill from this bill is the current. can you say for sure to material the room was for zoom in russian business overcome this sung see no. i bought it didn't nasty to huddle. she's tremendously just me don't plus voice bullshit. nash, a productive notches, steel dash, a miracle. what i see that put themselves when you come when you with the go to you got any of you mind. gorgeous teeth not but i. she's a killer to get the group w

to lukashenko that i am asking him a question about the gas salon for belarus as for the smolensk hubersimary task, practically belarusianness is for today's lukashenko belarus it is only for money permanent loans permanent loans and the reason i even cite pyrostav makes efforts and returns, that is, the letter that i am already against on the shoulders of the new government means , after all, the new equipment is multiplying there, if only it were possible, and people, for example, new cars, tribunes, declare that the faculty things the sponsor of terrorism, in general, these loans, what kind of eyes, literally, and putin gave lukashenko rules to serhii well, at least lukashenko is going to visit putin on december 26-27, we will take the proclaimed president of belarus to participate in an informal meeting of the heads of state, a participant of the zende in st. petersburg, on the 23 it was reported that there is to be a meeting in the star town near moscow at the invitation of the russian president to visit the gagarin research and test center for cosmonaut training and now there is a

and huber said, not absolutely taking no responsibility for their actions. that's where we end this year gentlemen, as all the time. i want to thank my guests in paris, brussels and in kingston. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here, are the see you next time. remember ross? ah ah ah, nice hunter, russian state. oh, never, i've no santini devastation oh son. within the 55 when he's on, i need to final speaking with weaver van in the european union. the kremlin yet machine, the state on russia today and split ortiz food next. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and with dish, with the claims of the king of the belgians leopold the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in 18. 85 in the very heart of the african continent. a state under the rule of the belgian monarch was declared since the beginning, the congo free state was total, may him for the local population and functioned as a universal concentration camp. the majority of the population, including women and children, were forced to work on the

fire. blaze was caused by a lightning strike in august and took a week to extinguish 16 people died. huber is in the midst of a severe energy crisis now and is struggling with our it's super tanker base. we are lower, so for the base continues to function on a limited capacity. we now have less storage capacity of crude oil, but we have not slowed down and services on the water. we dement effort on must keep home working for a can't afford to stop by it goes with an energy situation we will not stole a team of paleontologist nor strainers discovered the complete fossil of a 100000000 year old marine reptile the bones of the plasma source was found in a remote part of the queensland desert. the long necked creature existed at the same time as the dinosaurs and the early cretaceous period. expert say, it's rare to find a whole skeleton in one piece, but that's exactly what they've managed to do. ah, just a quick look our main stories now explaining present odaimi zalinski is saying that russian forces have destroyed the eastern city of buck much and tied it into burnt ruins. fighting is repo

ok, and they're not, and huber is absolutely taking no responsibility for their actions. that's where we end this year gentlemen, as all the time. i want to, thanks my guess in paris, brussels and in kingston. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here, are the see you next time. remember ross not ah ah ah, with a with ah it ah, he's talking about the quote issue, just a good asked wolf toward coming from your voice you bush. mutually which will allow what you see is not a simple denial for your mortgage. a loot video was you know, what mine actually spoke up, did you wanna do a quick missed issue with kenya to the post which um no, you do. do is you could us billboard at the tone, please? yeah, it's no worries. no, we do. but as little hulu, you can use the smart tv still to with the account. i can, i does not with that flow out and it wouldn't be useful to show them yet from fair share, especially with a russian service men die any ukrainian drone attack on an ad base. and the central russian region in the economy is said to deploy around $120.00 ballistic missiles,

and huber said, absolutely taking no responsibility for their actions. that's where we end this year gentlemen, as all the time. i want to thank my guests in paris, brussels and in kingston. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time. remember ah, ah ah. by the middle of the 19th century, practically the whole of india had been under the rule of the british empire. the colonial authorities had imposed that heavy death bringing the people into poverty and were exporting natural resources. and moreover, these authorities absolutely had no consideration for the provisions of the local population, treating them like 2nd class citizens. the british were showing signs of disrespect even to those and cooperated with them. the fact of ignoring the religious beliefs of the hindus led them. you'd never see boys mercenary soldiers serving under the british ground. 3000000000 began on the 10th of may 1857 in the garrison town of may river north of india, in the form of a mutiny. the rebels quickly took over daily. the heroic resistance o

for regime change. head of the next general elections can be charged re, i'll just eat are darker. huber is struggling to get some of its oil storage infrastructure up and running after a massive fire. the blaze was caused by lightning strike in august and took a week to extinguish 16 people died. gibberish, facing a severe energy crisis on its battle to resolve the problems without its super tanker base law. so face to face continues to function on a limited capacity. we now have less storage capacity of crude oil, but we have not slowed down the services. with immense effort, we must keep armoire, came at all local. i've been doing now. a team of scientists in australia has discovered the complete fossil of a 100000000 year old marine reptile. the bones of the last miss soros were found in the remote part of the queen's and desert. a long necked creature existed at the same time as dinosaurs in the early cretaceous period. experts say the fossil could provide clues about how the ancient animal lived. ah, this is out to us here. these other top stories now wave of joy has swept across m

joining me now victor davis, senior fellow at the huber institute washington towns opinion edited fox news contributor first on the $250 million bond charlie, i guess the way it works is that he only has to put up no money. and it's his mom's house was 4 million. in the 250 million means actually nothing. >> yes, supposedly the way these bar things are supposed to work, as you're supposed to put up 10% collateral which would be $25 million. and apparently, that is not what's happening here. but here's the other thing, and this sort of boggles my mind. the idea that -- the theory of the case, the prosecutors are making is that he fleeced all of these investors. another to buy property for himself and his family including the house that his parents live in. so, you are able to put up your ill-gotten gains. in order to spring you out of jail on bail. it makes no sense. >> victor davis hanson, this is your area. and this is where he lives. and this is where you work. how does this playing in silicon valley? >> oh, i don't think he's one of their own and i mean -- this thing has been myste

. >> your critics accuse you of huberous. they say you express a disregard for views of others.ou say i represent science? >> i understand how that could have been taken out of context and if i had to do it over again, i would have changed the worl wording a little bit of that. what i was trying to say, chris, what i was doing is here are the data why vaccines are safe and effective. so we should be getting people vaccinated. so when you're criticizing me, you're actually criticizing the scientific facts because i'm just the vocal and visible vehicle of the scientific facts. that's what i meant when i was saying you're criticizing science. i wasn't meaning to be that oh holy me, i'm science. that's not what i was talking about. >> what do you think of donald trump? >> well, i don't want to get into the politics of it. so it's irrelevant what i think of donald trump. >> what do you think of him from a public health standpoint? >> you know, i had difficulty in that administration because what was happening is that it became very clear that things were being said by the president,

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catherine huber was six.ays she loved her pets and other animals and catherine wanted to be a caretaker at an animal sanctuary when she grew up. shea kowalski was seven, let baseball and cup scouts. neighbors said that she asks santa for his two front teeth back. jesse louis was also six. he loved matt and riding horses. fishing and play soccer with his that. jesse was working with is that to restore a 1984 tractor in time for the labor day parade. the plan was to throw candy from the back. anna marquez green was six too. her family called her the glue that held our family together, beautiful and vibrant, she said, she could sing in perfect pitch and style. james -- was six as well. her family said they loved the outdoors, sitting at the top of the lungs and he once asked how long do have to be to sing on a stage? respect donald was seven, she loved drawing, actually add a copy of the john she made. her parents said her dream was to live up to be a painter. she survived by her mom lynn, dad chris and brother

america first is georgetown huber first.neo-nazis in the united states that tried to keep us out of world war ii. they were allies of hitler and trump use that as the slogan. trump on international holocaust day didn't mention jews. he is a holocaust denier. what is absolutely outrageous is not only that the party was silent and complicit in being part of a nasty party, but jewish people, jewish republicans have put up with one outrage after another. finally, it's all jewish ideals, everything that we believe in about being kind, about being just, about being fair, it is all acceptable to them. trump said, i can get away with it. maybe for his diluted followers, maybe for his legions of lunatics and his armies of the absurd, his battalions of brainwash people, maybe they will allow him. our society never should because we saw what happened in germany to the not see party. they brought down the entire government and society. it is said that those who bless the jews will be blessed, those who cursed jews will be cursed. the re

and with that came a lot more spending some of it may have been huberhu huberous, some might have beenth both companies seem committed to getting margins back up. it's not rocket science and these companies have plenty of brain power. >> whether it's tech or whether it's financials, which i know you have a lot of those names in the fund as well, is the value still there if we go into recession next year? >> at oakmark we don't try to predict where the macro is going. we look at it like if you and i, morgan, owned a business together we wouldn't think it's going to be worth a lot less if we were going to go into recession next year or in year three. that's just the normal ebbs and flows of things. real business owners wouldn't think of it that way and we don't at oakmark >> tony, i want to come back to alphabet for a minute. i could have gone back a year, two years. it's always seemingly cheap, at least versus it's growth rate. i'd jik luis to understand the catalyst i know you guys have owned it for quite some time. is it because you do think they'll have more of a focus on cost that's

we welcome peter huber, vice chair of research at deutsche bank and team leader for the greatest economicof the year. rarely do you put together a directional call with a timeline under dr. hooper guidance and deutsche bank did that by mistake months ago and nailed that the recession would happen later than sumer. congratulations to you and matt on the call which seems to be still in place. review why the recession is delayed. peter: the recession is delayed primarily because of the effects of monetary tightening on the economy. we have known for quite some time that monetary tightening operates with variable lags, it was shortened a bit by forward-looking financial markets except the financial markets are not playing the role that you would expect. the financial conditions have tightened some but not enough. we still see quite a bit of momentum in the consumer sector and the labor market. tom: are we beyond pandemic shock and various and sundry supply shocks? peter: we are living with the aftermath and certainly seeing a shift in recovery and services spending that was depressed for stan