lars: yes.o put a bit of color around it, the same forecast predicts that there will be, say, a billion people living with obesity in 2030, 2035. we are perhaps serving one million or two million of those today. so, there is a huge market opportunity, and there is a place for more. and then, you're right, that in most markets when you get more competition, and also over time, pricing moves down, because you start treating those who accept, say, the higher price point -- in the u.s., that's commercial insurance -- and then, over time, you get broader access, and you get patients paying a lower price. so if you just take our leading diabetes product in the u.s., since launch in 2018, the price we get after rebates, discounts, etc. is some 40% lower than when we launched. that's often not mentioned in, say, the political debate. instead, the list price is mentioned, which is not actually what we book in our account, because that's after rebates. francine: the u.s. is such a large market. would you

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his name was lars, and he lived for actually just 21 days. so we knew very quickly he was not going to live very long. and we were told about george mark from the local hospitals here, and we transferred and stayed in the family suite for his last nine days. and it was there that we were finally able to slow down. we could savor those moments with him. we took him in the spa. we walked the five acres of beautiful gardens that george mark offered. we took some beautiful photos, and it's really those memories and those times that allowed us to enter back into the world again. after a devastating loss and enter wholeheartedly because we have those memories and that community that supported us. and that is what dr. george mark is designed to do to help families surround them, support them. we have bereavement care. we have psychosocial support and enter back into the world again after a devastating loss to try to move forward after after facing something like that. >> and it's important to point out you are providing these services free of charge

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we always vote yes on lars says we get a check of the forecast. very popular proposition. very good. yeah. until it starts raining too long big no voting her in guys out there right now. we've got some pop-up showers. the weather really changing now looking. >> really fall-like outside of this. it should, as we're headed down to the end of october outside, though, the clouds have been gathering a bit. we've seen an actual lightning strike last 15 minutes or so. i'll show you that in just a moment. but you kind of see the billowing clouds, those cumulus, even some cumulonimbus clouds out there. now stretching over toward the east bay and further on back. here we go. lightning strikes just happening as we speak. you can see those dropping down near fairfield, the rio vista area. those storms continuing to push on through their pop-up showers. of course, if you get caught underneath one of those thunderstorms, you get some very strong, gusty winds and short period some very heavy rain to go along withrthat. so be careful traveling in that direction. as you head through the ev

and militarily makes them complete is the, lar and america. and that has put those news outlets in their journalism to the 10th costs between the positions of their own government and the reality of international law this month. try that. israel has the right to defend itself, which has been repeated over and over and over again in western media. israel has a right to defend itself as real, has an absolute right to defend himself. israel has a right not only to defend itself by to, to seek the military destruction of from us. yes, israel had a right on october 7th to repel attacks on its territory. but it has no right under international law to make war on the gaza strip. a territory that according to the law is occupied for 57 years, showed that little rhetorical device of claiming that israel has a right to defend itself has been used and abused in western media to provide justifications for holy unlawful acts. israel has a right to defend itself. that was the editorial line that was drilled into us into overall coverage, denying access to f

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thanks, lar. it's just a couple weeks from election day, fewer than 2 weeks now and groups pushing to recall alameda county district attorney. >> pamela price say they plan to file a state bar complaint against yeah. the group's oakland united to recall shannon tower oust. >> and save alameda for everyone. also known as save, say the complaint seeks disciplinary action like suspension or disbarment for repeated acts of dishonesty, which they say violates the california business and professions code. now the group say price has made false statements. the patch awaits a narrative that recalls are anti democratic and that elected officials must have done something wrong in order for voters to recall them oust and save plan oust and save plan to file the complaint tomorrow we have reached out to the district attorney for comments now. this was the response from her office. it says in part, quote, this is nothing more than a sophomore, a publicity stunt designed to get media coverage. meantime, the san

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gloves and the alternate international sanctions. 90 percent of the population on the, on the public to lar. so more people coming in, the country, especially the mazda, is, well, only makes things was, will only make things more difficult for the, for the current shipment government. so i, i wouldn't say there's, there's a lot to gain all of them, all the 0 sides multiplicity, or more focusing on the dia, they cannot make situations. that's the only positive thing portion. and you're aware that some european countries have classified syria as an unsaved country. that has implications for people coming from syria who are seeking asylum. do the events, particularly of the past week with people going to syria. now, do they signal to hear that syria is now a safe country that those seeking asylum can perhaps be sent back with good reason go off 311 on because it's in a higher intensity war. definitely, and let's say from a high intensity conflict into low intensity conflict with quite a bit of issues. so people are literally fleeing baldwin's and, and as far as what pops into it, let's say a l

of get the message that maybe the people in ukraine don't really want to die for nato or slip under lar. that's probably why millions of them have stuff to europe and to show my friend interestingly, that most of the refugees in from your drain of gone to russia. that's a funny one, isn't to sound like genocide to me. but if i'm a look, a little bit of a compilation of how the ukranian population is equally volunteering to going die for nato on the you, on the videos. so this doesn't look like these guys are too eager to jump on board . does it to me? maybe it's that they're so paralyzed by joy, that they're going to go and die for nato not get paid, probably end up in a ditch somewhere in the east in ukraine. they're so happy they freeze with with joy. all is well of the land to freedom and democracy having an election and a lot of how they the images, if that wasn't enough. uh, the ukraine is also decided that's a good idea to put people from the curse region russians into concentration camps. it kidnaps people. that's impressive. the free press questions the church finds the free med

of get the message that maybe the people in ukraine don't really want to die for nato or slip under lar. that's probably why millions of them have stuff to europe and to show my friend interestingly that most of the refugees in from your brain.

and has lars operating in an orderly manner and full readiness. the country is worldwide according to that nationalism lab and on to evacuate as the potential of an even larger scale will grows by the day. and then easier. successfully got 20 people to jakarta or on choose day with more to come and details with us corresponding here's rebecca and and it hasn't been a long journey and a long wait for 20 even nations and one for a national that has just arrived back in indonesia following up for the needed evacuation effort from their route 11 non as tensions in the region escalate, you can see such relief as they are touched their homeland reflect thing, the human nature and government's commitment to ensuring the safety of its citizens abroad. this leaders group as part of a larger operation with the nation embassy in b, a root, a successfully evacuating a total of $65.00 citizens in 5 separate ways. the nation government, through its embassy in bare route, had been closely monitoring the escalating conflict and prepared for the evacuation as a pr

it still remains lar, just one section, connect with our community and tap into conversation as you find elsewhere, but humanity, the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out just the or the the you're watching out 0. let's recap those headlines now. at least 19 palestinians have been killed in, in his riley bombing there. but it's not his squire in northern garza rescue teams and trying to find survivors release 30. the police to be tracks beneath collapse, building officials and 11 and saying is really strong on the southern town of sort of funding this killed at least 10 people. at least 9 people were killed in an attack on the suburb of homicide. on the outskirts of side, at least 50 people have died in flash floods in spain, pharmacies and some of the worsted areas are advising people to avoid. non essential travel spans, whether agency says some areas east of valencia, go to 20 centimeters of rain full. felix night, a lot of reports. tolerance of water rushing to valen

and with a peace plan for me on lar civil war on the table, ro, haines are refugees living in bangladesh are being forest back across the border to fight. you know, we used correspondent investigating the article fairly welcome to the program. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has urged the people of lebanon to free their country from has belie warning that otherwise their nation would face the same fate as casa. that me, i will also claimed israel have killed potential leaders of the around back militant group. this comes as a israel continues, it strikes on what it calls has a lot of targets in by a route. so you can see now these live images from the lebanese capital smoke rising over residential areas. is really forces of also opened a new front in the conflict along lebanon's, mediterranean coast. empty fishing nets and tied up boats, fishermen in the city of sight and have been forced to stay ashore. these rarely, military warrant of possible strikes against targets along the lebanese coast line, leaving men easier, fearing for their livelihood. but the fishing stops and t

get the message that maybe the people in ukraine don't really want to die for nato or ers live under lar, that's probably like millions of them, of stuff to europe and too much of my friend, interesting me that most of the refugees in from your brain. i've gone to russia. that's a 41, isn't to sound like genocide to me. what if i'm a look a little bit of a compilation of how the ukranian population is equally volunteering to going die for nato on the you, on the videos. so this doesn't look like these guys are too eager to jump on them for. do that to me, maybe it's stuff there so paralyzed by joy, that they're going to go and die for nato not get paid. probably end up in a ditch somewhere in the eastern ukraine. they're so happy they freeze with with joy. all is well of the land to freedom and democracy having an election and a lot of how they of them is if that wasn't enough, uh, the ukraine is also decided that's a good idea to put people from the curse region russians into concentration camps. it kidnaps people. that's impressive. the free press questions the church finds the free me

i found you, my dear, lar, you know, if you knew how long i 've dreamed of being with you, i agree, zhore you crazy, forgive me, forgive me, forgive me, will you ask or not, even if i don't get up, stop, no, say that you've forgiven me, i'll stand until you say that you 've forgiven me, say, zhora, i've forgiven you, zhora, i need some work, attention, the stage, well, finally, let's get ready, otherwise i haven't seen you for over a month, you don't answer the phone, in the play, you're being replaced, forgive me, valery yakovich, i was very busy, "who is he, and what difference does it make, i think you said it yourself, as soon as possible, i can't do this, you love him, madly, you, i hope on the plane. we'll sit next to each other, mirochka, scene, scene don't be late, i'm coming, i'm coming, above it, i as a representative of the soviet power on the ground, well on the spot, i warned them once, lord, where are the mess, drunk again, yes, why didn't you clean it, so he has no diesel fuel, so it's ours who are afraid, and what about the call, my mother is in this choir, our meeting, t

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stronghold in the box opening the way for the russian armies advance a correspondence from our sister, john, lar tiara, but such as this from the ground the. this was to be a key starting point for the ukranian armies counter attack booklet. dar is a liberated town currently under russian control. its geographical position on high ground made it difficult to access for a long time and still the russian armies east group forces have managed to break through ukrainian defense lines. thanks to precise tactical actions of lean meaningful to the despite the numerous defensive lines set up by ukrainian forces to keep the hoo good are strong hold. they have been unable to control the area, as well as some other liberated towns, the capture of google. adar will help russian forces to boost their offensive in other directions, or here's an interest. we were ordered to capture the town from the south side and occupied 2 buildings. we used motor bikes, but had to leave them behind 3 kilometers away because of the barbed wire. and finally, after another kilometer on foot, we reached the 1st building and eng

we don't have any vacant positions or positions of failed and has lars operating in an orderly manner and full readiness to my country as well as why the calling on the nationals and 11 non to evacuate, has the potential of an even larger scale war, gro was by the de indonesia successfully transferred 20 people to the caught on tuesday with more to come. now with far the details here is are to use rebec rebecca and not be to put it hasn't been a long journey and a long wait for 20 even nations. and one for a national that has just arrived back in indonesia, following up for the needed evacuation. ask for it from bare root 11 known as the tensions in the region escalate. you can see such relief as their touch, their homeland reflect thing, the name from the government's commitment to ensuring the safety of its citizen abroad. this leaders group as part of a larger operation with the nation embassy in b. r. route, successfully evacuating a total of $65.00 citizens in 5 separate ways. the nation government, through its embassy in bare route, have been closely monitoring the escalating co

we've been talking to the lar osland, acting on career bureau chief at the daily sub a newspaper. thank you. is what it meant to be growing tensions in the middle east. but it was the minutes in griffin. yeah, but it's climbing through a release passage of that drone hasting a british oil tank and the red sea. this has caused a major explosion surrounding the piling massage vessel and smoke and other videos circulating on line report at least shows the tank is on the guards. failing to stop the approach of a boat carrying the who people oppose claims that another vessel the even though encouraged was also targeted by a miss. so many different groups folks cause it off with more details on the attack . the own up, instead of it's of, in the operation targeted, the british oil tanker, cornelia moon, and the red sea striking it with a ballistic and cruise missiles. along with a drone and a guided boat. the operation resulted in severe damage to the ship by the grace of god. how many of the it's all about. this of, you know, we spoke with the president of the pace for him to stop the

we don't have any right compositions or positions of failed and has lars operating in an orderly manner and at full readiness about country as well as wide calling on the nationals and 11 non to evacuate. has the potential of an evil law just kill war blows by the day, indonesia successfully transferred to 20 people to death. caught on tuesday with more to come out with the details. here is our to use rebecca not be to pull. it hasn't been a long journey and a long week for 20 even nations and one for a national that has just arrived for back in indonesia, following up for the need evacuation effort from their route 11 non as tensions in the region escalate. you can see such relief as they are touched their homeland, reflecting the human nature and government's commitment to ensuring the safety of its citizens abroad. this leaders group as part of a larger operation with the new nation embassy in be our route, successfully evacuating a total of $65.00 citizens in 5 separate ways. the nation government, through its embassy in b, a root, had been closely monitoring the escalating conflict

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also being picked up by a parasitic fly that zeroed in on the same sound and drops sticky wriggling lar bike onto the male crickets backs. and when they get onto a cricket, they can burrow inside. and then they start wending their way inside the body of the cricket, while the cricket is still alive and eating what a student of mine used to call the gooey beds. and then they'll gradually start eating more major organs and eventually the cricket dies. when the fly larva is big and it kind of burst out the, it was a crickets more hold of. lemme signal for search, but risk getting it. todd by a parasite, marlene her husband john roddenberry, and her grad student archer, toddy are scanning this lawn and he, lo, doing the cricket census. here's another female. they're looking for male crickets, whose wing structures have suddenly changed, rendering them silent. an evolutionary fix that prevents the flies from finding them that had spread incredibly rapidly for the population, say 5 years, 3 to $4.00 generations a year. so we're talking at max 20 generations, which is really, really fast from

okay, lars. got it. good afternoon, everyone. thank you very much. and thanks to you who are joining us on line. and thank you so much to c-span for filming this very timely event. my name is rosalind. i'm president of the women's national democratic club and it is my honor to welcome you all today to this very important program. a little bit about the organization we're over 100 years old. we are a collective of engaged activists. i'm very proud to say that at least nine of us are attending the democrat national convention in august this year. so i'm very proud of this. we're doing what we can to save democracy. we're doing what we can. today's program was arranged by our longtime member, pat batten, dapat. and i'm relatively new to the organization and i just have to give my props to pat because she was one of my mentors when i first came into the organization just know, bringing me along into to what's happening within wnyc. and so for that pat i am eternally grateful thank you very much. yes. pat is how many positions at w in dc, including servin

voting conservative with the _ conservative and voting conservative with the exception of black men and lar-ethe exception of black men and large for the past five decades for the its— large for the past five decades for the it's not— large for the past five decades for the it's not new. what is new is a donald _ the it's not new. what is new is a donald trump who is decided with a wink and _ donald trump who is decided with a wink and a not appoint supreme court justices _ wink and a not appoint supreme court justices who he knew would get rid of roe _ justices who he knew would get rid of roe v wade. a guy who has been found _ of roe v wade. a guy who has been found with _ of roe v wade. a guy who has been found with credible cases, allegations of rate and sexual abuse for up _ allegations of rate and sexual abuse for up to— allegations of rate and sexual abuse for up to two dozen women in addition — for up to two dozen women in addition to being found liable for rape _ addition to being found liable for rape and — addition to being found liable for rape. and someone who has a more than one

with that, we have to be going to a bad place because as johnny cochran once said, lars will not go unpunished. our political space, you know, it is overwhelming. with trump the other day, he was saying that he saved the aca, obamacare in it was clearly john mccain and everybody knows that, everybody has seen it and yet they proceed to tell those same whoppers. >> you bet. [cheering and applause] >> thank you. thank you. hi, michigan. hi, michigan. thank you for that beautiful welcome. i wanted to introduce myself. i am maria shriver. i am a mom. i am a businesswoman. i am a journalist. [cheering and applause] yes. i was raised in a very prominent democratic family. [cheering and applause] i married a republican. i served as a democratic first lady in a republican administration in california so i get this bipartisan thing. i have seen it up close. now i am a proud independent. perhaps best of all for all of you what i'm really proud of this to be the mother of a graduate of the university of michigan. go blue. [cheering and applause] go blue. that is right. okay. i have spent a lot of time in

tapping the chief of german engine maker lars wagner for the job.his as profits moved higher than expected on the back of the 5% increase in sales. airbus investors seem to be enjoying those announcements with the shares now at this stage up 2.8%. as i highlighted earlier, we talked about maersk with the strong third quarter and revised the global container market growth outlook to the top of the range at 6%. now, ebidta came in at $4.8 billion in the third quarter driven by higher rates and exports out of china. important remark there in terms of what they're seeing in the chinese market. shares, however, marginally below the flat line. in the auto industry, stellantis posted a 27% year on year decline in third quarter revenue to 33 billion euro. that is better than what analyst analysts were expecting. it confirmed its full-year guidance. shares up almost 1% in the italian bourse. >>> when it comes to the euro market, we discussed this earlier on squawk, ab inbev coming in above expectations and soft demand in the key markets of united states and

welcome to kudlow, i'm lar ry kudlow. so.sident trump electrifying strong closing message to the nation last night at madison square garden. kamala broke it, trump will fix it, we have senator ted cruz, and we have senator kevin kramer, house member tom emmer, john carney from breitbart but first madison alworth it was a big night. reporter: a big night, electrifying performance, trump today back in battle ground states yes he made his pitch in one of most liberal cities, new york to a packed crowd. at madison square garden. there was a massive turn out with 20 thousand people inside, and thousands more waiting outside watching. it was filled with policy points and also some surprises. dr. phil spoke and endorsed ticket also, introduces jd vance, elon musk one of the loudest supporters of former president spoke and melania intrade intr introduced her husband. >> i would like to begin by asking a very simple question: are you better off now than you were four years ago? this will be america's new golden age. it is going to hap

lars anderson, a former senior official at fema. thank you for being with us.es ashore like that, what will the authorities be doing right now?— right now? well, they've already told _ right now? well, they've already told people to i already told people to evacuate. that's the first thing we need to do. at this point to the little too late in the game to start doing that. so what folks are doing now are pre—positioning materials, food, water, power restoration teams, search and rescue teams. they know that they are going to, because not everyone did evacuate there will be search and rescue efforts happening but they need to pre—position those teams. they can ride through the storm but as soon as it's ok for them to start launching those, they will be ready to go. six. launching those, they will be ready to 90-— ready to go. six and a half million people _ ready to go. six and a half million people we - ready to go. six and a half million people we are - ready to go. six and a half million people we are told trying to get out or have got out. what sort of press

it's our first new england lar energy deal.feel nuclear is a very important technology for going carbon free for offices, data centers, communities where we operate because it's an always on carbon free energy resource. ed: i'm very interested in the technology. you know i am. i'm also interested in the economics and math. are you able to say even if it's an estimate kind of where you see the dollar per megawatt hour being by 2030, 2035 when these come online? michael: i can't talk about the specifics of this deal. what's interesting about it is is we didn't do a deal for one reactor. it's for a series. what we call an order book. that repeatability those drive down costs. it helps to take the technology to scale faster. caroline: your focus is eliminating carbon emissions by 2030. does this get you there? michael: that's right, caroline. we have a goal as a company to be 24/7 carbon free everywhere we operate, every location, every hour of the day. it's a huge challenge. we have been in this space for 15 years in terms of doin

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. >> lars putting the issue of reproductive rights front and center. nbc polling suggests it is one of the, if not the top issue motivating voters. here's part of a new harris ad. >> i'm the one that got rid of roe v. wade. >> you believe in punishment for abortion. >> there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman. >> yeah. there has to be some form of punishment. >> women will be happy, healthy, confident and free. >> will this drive voters to the polls? will democrats overdeliver expectations like they did in 2022? or with trump on the ballot, can you not compare these elections? >> we've seen that abortion is an incredibly visceral and real issue for a lot of people. we've seen how harris is now making her pitch explicitly to men and having more male messengers step up and talk about situations they've had with their wives or partners or people in their lives. this is not just a so-called women's issue. it is an issue that affects everyone. it is an economic issue, a family issue. and when these adds come up, which they've been consisten