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j&j the johnson & johnson vaccine on the oxford astrazeneca vaccine both use a different approach.as a believe it or not those approaches were developed for aids. again going back to that theme signed make greg we learned so much in our efforts to combat aids. we learned how to conduct big trials we learned about the body's immune system but we also develop this approach using this thing using a verse to send a genetic message to create the spike protein that eventually got us to the johnson & johnson in the astrazeneca vaccine. it all started back in hiv and also unlikely process in a lot of ways which why focus on and write about in my book. hope before i get to last observations and lessons from the experience from this era, i want to underscore the theme of appreciation are and how it is in many ways anhe un- likely miracle we have these vaccines as quick as we do. not one thing we have to obviously appreciate with years of work that went into these vaccines in these approaches quickly ass some people suspect some people accused of vaccine companies of that is my book is about

the mirror with boris johnson and his wife in rwanda, j should be. on this, describing it as the prime minister facing a new tory threat, again focusing on these two elections. now two in one go. in your thoughts, susie, in terms of what happens next for the prime minister, bearing in mind that his cabinet minister was claiming as the paper was describing that oliver dowden was putting to run rishi because 's campaign. i run rishi because 's campaign. i don't think it's going to matter to borisjohnson that he's lost these by—elections. i don't think it will matter if every single cabinet minister resigned tomorrow if every single member of his party said, "please, you have to resign." i think he would carry on. i think he has that self belief. also, a real need to not leave as a failure. despite the fact that every career does end that way. there isn't enough wd—40 in the world to get him back out of downing street. i agree with ali, i don't think he's going anywhere. i think the tory rebels are thick, because they went on far too early. they could be

j and j the johnson and johnson vaccine and oxford astrazeneca vaccine both use a different approach as opposed to the mrna approach and believe it or not those approaches are developed for aids. going back to that theme that as the scientists were telling me greg, we learned so much in our efforts to combat iaaids. we learn how to conduct trials and learn about the body's immune system but also developed this using this thing called the nano virus. using this antigenic message in this case despite that eventually got us to the johnson and johnson and the astrazeneca oxford vaccines so it started back in hiv and also in an unlikely process in alot of ways which is why i focus about it and write about it in my book . before i get to a few last observations and lessons from the experience from this era i want to underscore the theme of appreciation and how it is in many ways an unlikely miracle that we have these vaccines as quickly as we do. now, one thing we have to obviously appreciate his that the years of work that went into these vaccines and these approaches. there weren't as qu

johnson controls. once again, we are going to sub healthcare. i am going to put j&j in there. johnson controls, no.nson, yes. microsoft, can't own both of those. that is proving to be too hard. they both have trust. and what can i say? we need new healthcare. i will put in a little variety of humana. and then exxon is a fine utility. that is fine, utility, tech, we just put some healthcare in. darn it, we can't do that! j&j, no, we have to -- it makes me so angry. you know what we are going to do? we are going to do an energy company. let's do on david's exxon special of june 22nd at 8:00. david, exxon, that's what we put in. thank you. i cannot believe that this is the hardest the game has ever been, people. we do not diversify. this market just blows us up. thank you to all of our participants. you know what? those people show up and now that you are allowed to meet people again, i would love to do that. you know, here. my head is rebounding on how far that game is. i've been playing it now for 20 years. we mentioned him on the show. for a tough week, we are stalking like no kidding. getting a bu

and we just did it in different ways with a virus bringing bringing a genetic message and the j&j the johnson and john's in vaccine and the oxford astra zenic of vaccines. they both use a different approach. called an adenovirus approach and as opposed to the mrna approach and believe it or not those approaches were developed for aids and again going back to that theme that as the scientists were telling me greg we learned so much in our efforts to combat aids. we learned how to conduct big trials. we learned about the bodies immune system, but we also developed this approach using this thing called adenovirus using a virus to send a genetic message to create in this case that this bike protein and that eventually got us to the johnson johnson and the and the astrazeneca oxford vaccines. so it all started back in hiv and also an unlikely process in a lot of ways which is why i focus on and write about it in my book, so before i get to just a few last observations in lessons from the experience from the this era. i want to underscore the theme of appreciation and how it is in many ways an unli

some of the big names include phil mickelson and dustin johnson, and sergio garcia, a j till players had already been refused permission to play in the 8 tournament series, which offers more than 255000000 dollars in price money. ah, hello, you're watching al jazeera, these are the stories we're following. this. our a congressional committee investigating the january 6 insurrection. a capitol hill has been told the violence wasn't an accident in that former president donald trump base responsibility for it. january 6th was the culmination of an attempt it crew. a brazen attempt as one right to put it shortly after january 6 to overthrow the government. the balance was no accident. it represents senate prompts left spain most desperate chance to haul the transfer of power. oh, the committee also ed violent previously unseen footage of writers beating police, enforcing their way into the capital. there were officers on the ground. ah. you know, they were bleeding, they were throwing up. they were, you know, they had, i mean i saw friends with blood all over their faces. i was slipping

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now to a shock in the golf world, former world number one, dust and johnson has defied the u. s. p. j to, to enter arrival series back by saudi arabia. johnson who previously said he would stick with the pga now intends to play in the 1st live international tournament in england, where the winner will get $4000000.00. the to tie major winner is the highest rank player in the field to the n h l. playoffs. and the colorado avalanche have taken an early lead in the western conference finals against the edmonton oilers. that one game, one by 8 goes to 6 with 2 of them. the school by j t come for the long way to go in the base of 7 series. game 2 is on thursday. can take a look at this catchy major need baseball, but not from a player center. this is a new medicine washington national game on tuesday. the fan it is composure, perfectly tax season here on the fly, and they couldn't have done it better myself semi. i was paid so well, that's it for this news now, but i'm back in the moment with another full show. so do stay with us here on now to sierra. ah no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no

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now, so a shock in the golf world form will number one, dust and johnson has defied the u. s. p. j to her to enter arrival series, backed by saudi arabia. johnson who previously said he would stick with the pga now intends to play in the 1st love invitational tournament in england, where the winner will get $4000000.00. the 2 tom major winner is the highest rank player in the field through the n h l. playoffs. there in the colorado avalanche, i've taken an early lead in the western conference while against the edmonton oilers. they won game one by 8 goals to 6 with 2 of them. school by j t. comfort game 2 of the beth of 7 series is on thursday. that's what we'll leave it for now most both these are play through here now to 0. lauren back to london. better. thank you. now, scientists have discovered the world's largest plant. genetic analysis is found that the secret meadow australia is actually a single organism, covering a 180 square kilometers, santa se cloned itself over 4 and a half 1000 years. great. the most widespread known clone on earth, but a 10th of its area as already b

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it looks like boris johnson will be leading j like borisjohnson will be leading the conservatives intostill has the support of the majority of his parliamentary colleagues at the cabinet? there are two by-elections _ colleagues at the cabinet? there are two by-elections coming, _ colleagues at the cabinet? there are two by-elections coming, i— colleagues at the cabinet? there are two by-elections coming, i think - colleagues at the cabinet? there are two by-elections coming, i think the | two by—elections coming, i think the electorate will give their own verdict on the prime minister. his position is not tenable and one way or the other, he will go in the end. ian black that, snp leader here, thank you very much forjoining us. —— ian black search. damian grammaticas is outside downing street for us and you expect a cabinet meeting which will be filmed, i cover?— cabinet meeting which will be filmed, i cover? yes, we have cabinet ministers _ filmed, i cover? yes, we have cabinet ministers arriving - filmed, i cover? yes, we have| cabinet ministers arriving right filmed, i cover? yes, w

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it tells us boris johnson j remains bullish despite everything is as happened along the challenges hepe things are coming down a little at home politically. —— calming. campaigners in the us have continued to protest against the supreme court's ruling to overturn a woman's constitutional right to have an abortion. clinics in a number of states have already been shut down following the decision. it comes as former president donald trump praised the judges' verdict as a 'victory for life' while at a rally in illinois. simonjones reports. back up! angry scenes in los angeles as police confront protesters who are demanding that the right to abortion remains. all chant: we want abortion on demand! anger, too, outside the supreme court in washington. i want to do something with you guys — a little therapeutic screaming. people determined that their voices are heard. screaming. don't kill your baby! but in mississippi, those who backed the supreme court's ruling gather outside an abortion clinic, emotions running high on both sides of the debate. my father is my king and he is not in you. he

johnson is going to replace him. nobody's gonna replace and nobody stepped up is all right, rebels, you know, for j. tell them vote and it has a promise that it was for the head above and been brave enough to say all is going to get him a policy nobody. so until the person that so manslow poor woman's illness as all as . but this is, these are my policy. this is why i want to do that. i'll suppose to promise them, but don't write the conservative party off. they are the most successful political party in modern british history, and they do have a proven track record of getting rid of leaders when they start to smell past that they use by day and also don't write off for us. johnson famously, the greeks piggly the united nations has heard accusations of schumann trafficking and exploitation in ukraine. diplomat say the perpetrators, a taking advantage of the war. the un special representative on sexual violence in conflict addressed the security council for pretty. it is an human traffic is war is not a tragedy. it is an opportunity. women and children fleeing the conflict are being targeted for traf

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weights of money that's been thrown at the convent, for example, just in johnson who in february plan, he's full commitment to the p. j. e mail. have he's mind change. we said he felt that i was not about the money, but he's in the report to be paid over a $100000000.00 just as a parent. so this is what's going to be very interesting. what's gonna happen this year next year and the year off, the how many players is power struggle between established us and this new to the saudi to live. so i'm going to throw so much money at play as it's going to be difficult. but the other players and if success, the carry on the other problem is not an applies. do go on this the, the live. so it's not a success player won't going. so we're really at the start of a huge developments in golf. former fee for president set bladders said he was too ill to testify on what was the 1st day of his and michelle bill attorney's corruption trial and switzerland. both are suspected of fraud and other charges amid what became part of the biggest corruption scandal to shake football's world governing body. the trial centers around an improper $200

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j because now it's an issue of endurance. >> it is. and you know, for all of what boris johnson's what democracies don't do all that well. we're great at the beginning. we're all outraged by it. but i think what putin is counting on right now is that he'll be able to take more land in the east and the south. he clearly has some momentum there. he's taken several cities and over time other issues, whether it is the abortion debate in the u.s., the gun control debate in the u.s., concern about energy, will make the west flag. and that he'll emerge from this with everything he wanted, but with somewhat more than he had before the invasion began on february 24th. >> and what about those sanctions? any impact? >> i think there will be some impact. i think the best sanctions they put together, the most effective are the export sanctions on chips and other components that the russians need for their weapons systems over time for consumer goods, but so far even though russian oil shipments have gone down, their revenues have remained up because the price of oil don't need to say this to

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j already means the 37 year old won't be able to represent his country at the right account. johnson is her possibly being paid a $150000000.00 to take part in this series. you know, obviously the ryder cup is unbelievable and it's, you know, something that's definitely been a lot to me and, you know, proud to say that i've played and represented my country and, you know, hopefully i'll get a chance to do that again. but, you know, i don't make the rules so inevitably, people say, you know, on social media and even in here that you've chosen many of the country, what would be your reply to that? i chose what's best for me and my family. well, the title of $48.00 plans will compete in the tournaments including 6 time i did champions. phil mickelson, the 51 year old, has applied since february to making what he described. his reckless comments bounce audi arabia the colorado avalanche heading to the stanley cup finals for the 1st time since 2001. they beat host the admins and all the 6 funds to complete a full game suite. and when the western conference of face either video ranges or t

johnson's leadership was destabilised was red wall mps acting - on this issue. because in their electorates, there are hotels filled - with asylum seekers that are not being processed. j been transferred from the south—east up the country. and they are there for months. this is more an issue - of home office processing at this point, because people are living in hotels. - but what that means is there . is a lot of community backlash. the australian lesson. on the populist politics of this shows that, for as long as this goes on like this, - the conservatives will win this argument. i and you will note that i labor here is not saying, hey, we are not. going to reverse... i still don't think this is a one issue country in the same way. there is another issue, which is that, at a time when we are fighting a war against a dictatorship, we are outsourcing refugees to the most overcrowded country in africa, to a dictatorship — someone who came to power as president in the same year as putin, a former spy chief like putin, who has a track record of invading other countries, like putin, who has a track record of ripping off assets from other countries, like putin, a track rec

j consumer are detained in dubai. ah, you k prime minister has told his cabinet to get on with the job. i was off to facing a test of his leadership for his johnson survived a confidence boat held by his own party on monday, calling the outcome a convincing and decisive result. ah, his supporters celebrated the vote, but the scale of the rebellion is raising questions about his future. 40 percent, the prime minister's colleagues refused to back him. earlier we heard from a member of parliament and also from one of johnson's most vocal critics. of everybody was gob smacked by the number of tory and peas that voted against the prime minister last night and just was reflecting on that 140 tory empties with no confidence in their leader. it's a pretty big thing for a member of any party at parliament to come out and see that the they have no confidence in the leader. so i, i thank them for that. from the bottom of the house this morning that the prime minister needs to reflect on the fact that 40 percent of his m. p 's plus, but perhaps even more significantly, 2 thirds of the government backed ventures voted against boris johnson. now, of course we'

international community for brazil's president j able seattle was asked about the investigations during his meeting with joe biden. and british prime minister, forrest johnson said that the search for phillips should be a priority. community leader, paloma doable, says investigations must continue, because he believes there's much more to these to death. illegal fishing has been associated with drug trafficking in this part of the amazon, which borders peru in columbia. the indigenous people of the job id valley say it's time for the brazilian government to take the threats they've been facing for decades. more seriously. monica nike, vall, jazeera, rio de janeiro, now latin america's largest economy is struggling with inflation. brazil, central bank has raised its benchmark rate by half a percentage point. it's the 11th hike, with indications of mold come. rising food and fuel prices mean will families a buckling to make ends meet. and the grim pitcher continues around the world as country struggle to recover from the economic fall out of the pandemic supply chain fractions, or taking a toll on major manufacturing economies. the impact of locked down measu

j jokes. it 's literal. in a disheveled sense we are rushing in kiev and this is johnson himself.m from these reckless decisions. i don't know, that's what johnson said. we must do everything so that ukraine receives weapons, equipment, ammunition and builds up its capabilities to use our assistance. this will require a determined effort on the part of the uk and our allies that will last and for years and all serve the same purpose, we must strengthen the hand of our ukrainian friends to end this war on the terms that president zelensky has outlined i'm afraid that we need to prepare for a long war, and you say the collective west is a very different team. wait a minute. this is what you are talking about there, so i demand, firstly, that more baltic people participate in these negotiations of these agents. yes and ukraine should not make any concessions. she must fight to the last and then immediately macron comes out, says, the same the words that the lines of the minister of foreign affairs said, it means britain that is, you imagine, it means they came, as they wanted to show

the year from well noble on dustin johnson and 6 time major champion, phil mickelson, who both have exemptions that to play at the open lead the defection by 17 p. j. members. critics, the accused the players of putting money before the game. i know that many of you have a strong will. many people have strong opinions, emotions about my choice, to go forward with live golf. and i understand and i respect that i am incredibly grateful for the pga tour and for the many opportunities that it is provided me through the years. but i am excited about this new opportunity as well . and that's helpful for me. tommy, thanks so much santa, that's it from me to sammy's a bounce. this new tab with the good news is mariam. the miles these back in a moment from on london new center shall have another full bulletin to stay with us . ah, to saudi difficult. so i'll follow up on the line national. why is one on one the how do you to visit? well, cancel a philistine bitten from the fish for. yeah. that will, that in the birth of his sierra. again, a little sob isn't done well, i can get the shower in the car. there's topics here that if wilson thought they're not v

year from a well number one, destiny johnson and 6 time major champion, phil mickelson, who both have exemptions at to plant the open lead, deep affection by 17 p. j. members. critics accused the plays of putting money before the game. i know that many of you have strong will many people have strong opinions, emotions about my choice to go forward with live golf and i understand and i respect that. i am incredibly grateful for the pga tour and for the many opportunities that it is provided me through the years. but i am excited about this new opportunity as well. it's just sad. i mean it's really no other way to say it. it's just, it just makes me sad, you know, because like i said, i've grown up my entire life, want to do that and i don't want to do anything else. you know, i mean that the people that have gone to that, like i said, they have the decision that they're entitled to make it. not necessarily that i agree with that one way or the other, but everything's gotta price. i guess he, golden state warriors are engine closer to the n b a championship title. they beat the boston celtics to take a 3 to lead and the best of 7 series finals stuff

e boris johnson british prime minister with his canadian counterpart justin trudeau. j it's not that big, how's yours not? ours is very, very modest. yes, we both have very small planes, very modest. well it is necessary to say that the leaders of the g7 not only measured, e by the sides of aircraft, but also made a decision to provide military assistance to ukraine, e, the results of the summit, while some provisions are still being formulated, it is known, but, perhaps, as regards ukraine, russia is most clear, what was agreed on this, these themselves, or in any case, what lies on the surface sounded speech, er french president macron, listen? in russia, our support of ukraine cannot and should not win, our sanctions against russia will continue for so long. how much from the required intensity of the coming weeks and months. i think that one can applaud the courage of the ukrainian president of the ukrainians and their army in terms of the goals of ending the war before the end of the year, 4 months of the war have passed. the end of the year is still far away, but

j and three is medtronic they also have nice dividends which is what seems like every financial adviser we talk to is stressing today. absolutely we run a dividend growth portfolio and for example, johnsonend above 2% the dividend growth could be between 6% and 7%. they're splitting the company into two, so you can see an unlock of shareholder value there in 2023. the multiple is not too expensive at roughly 16 times again. they have a ripe pipeline and a quite robust pipeline on the pharmaceutical as well as the medtech side so we are overweight johnson & johnson. another medtech name that we like and that has had short term issues, regulatory as well as supply chain issues, but this is a really terrific opportunity to get a great company at a really reasonable price and that's medtronic trading at a forward-looking multiple at 15 times and very little debt on its balance sheet. we think over the next three to five years, revenue could be 5% and earnings growth of 8% and just a really nice, blue chip company on medtech's side. and the multiple below ten times right now due in part because of the covid property their revenues have gone up for over $30 billion in the last 10 years, but w

johnson in dough. other top stories, heron out here in the is governing parties facing international condemnation attitude. senior members made insulting remarks about the prophet mohammed. one of them was the b. j piece. national spokeswoman sharma has now been suspended comments during the t. v. debate triggered protests by muslims across india, probably mid town in new delhi explains how the backlash against the remarks has grown up, comments offensive and seem to say the least. i'm now go to go to details, but they were made actually a few days ago. one comment was made on social media. the other one was new during a debate on a national news television network. now, in terms of the fallout immediately, the police complain several file these to promise ition. it all came to a head on friday when off to the sliding quiz group started protesting both to test on violence. they will still own dozens of people were injured, including many nice offices, a rec, all being made. our thought is in bags dash had been working for a 2nd day without a huge blaze that swept through a shipping container port, killing at least 49 people. many of the injured are in critical condition, fast sponsor, several ex

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i speak to my voters j in dover and deal and what they are telling me is they want to see boris johnsonwhat is so important in this country and that is what is vital. we are at a time of incredible challenges for this country with the cost of living and the war in ukraine and it is vital we get this vote out of the way, we unite around borisjohnson who is delivering for our country and delivering for our country and delivering for our party. it is ossible delivering for our party. it is possible to _ delivering for our party. it is possible to deliver - delivering for our party. it is possible to deliver those things with another prime minister. boris johnson is the _ with another prime minister. boris johnson is the prime _ with another prime minister. err" 3 johnson is the prime minister that has delivered for our country and for my constituency, he has done it time and again. that's why it is absolutely right to have that confidence vote today. he has my vote in the confidence vote. i'm sure he's going to win it. and then we need to unite as a conservative party. we have an 80 seat m

j >> mr. gaetz and mr. gosar will vote yes on h.r. 2020. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from south carolina? >>> i inform the house that mr. price and mr. johnson will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. rush environs that willer, he will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. qua haley of hawaii they will vow yes. >> as the member designated by mr. van taylor i inform the house that mr. van taylor will vote yes. >> for what purpose does the gentlelady from new jersey seek reek snr >> and jones of new york, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 2020. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. salazar of florida, i inform the house that ms. sail dar will vote yes. >> as the member designated by ms. pingree of main and these members will vote yes on h.r. 2020. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman