. >>> still to come, eli lilly ceo david ricks.t exclusive 15 minutes away. >>> a slew of auto stocks on the move today tesla is higher after it announced it built its cyber truck after two years of delays. rivian lower on that and ford in the red after price cuts on the f-150 lightning uctrk. this is spring semester at fairfield-suisun unified. they switched to google tools for education because there's never been a reported ransomware attack on a chromebook. now they're focused on learning knowing that their data is secure. ( ♪♪ ) >>> european markets set to close in just a few minutes. markets there falling across the board after last week's forward movements. they went up a long with the u.s. the stoxx 600 down after roughly 3% decline last week switch watch maker reporting a slowdown in u.s. sales in particular speaking of the u.s. and the story abroad, the dollar is at its lowest level in more than a year it's kind of unchanged now, but a big trop last week that everybody is talking about and continuing the trend on the disin

we saw the selloff in eli lilly in september, but you don't run too far.this was the only drug they had, there's a concern obviously that's not the situation. valuation is a concern, so, it's sell first, ask questions later, but amgen, if we can throw up chart real quick, that's had a significant drop, down to levels that's theoretically should be support into their earnings release in early august. so, to katie's point about bio tech, if you want to get granular, i think amgen is cool here. >>> coming up, joey will vin will join us for an interview. what he says is in store for the digital ad market. >>> plus, overruled. a major update in the microsoft/activision saga. what the decision means for that deal, when "fast money" returns. >>> get your trades to go with the "fast money" podcast catch us any time, anywhere. follow today on your favorite podcasting app we're back right after this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of

she proposed to him from then on. lilly was renamed from then on. lilly was renamed barbie after their daughter, barbara. but handlers company wouldn't buy the rights to delete all entering toys in the world. barbie laid the foundation for the successive mattel's which built an entire universe around her get. it wasn't until 64 years later that barbie came to life on the big screen circle back to them. and then there's can then go to the a beautiful man for a beautiful woman since 1961. barbie has had an infinitely loyal and therefore rather boring partner with a moustache on 10 and make believe he's a bad or side and please the you this don't to was named after one of the handler children, their son can from now on can will be barbie. sidekick the guy in her long pain shadow. i'm coming with you. did you bring your roll of weight? i literally go nowhere without them. although he tries to keep up with barbies fashion, he always makes a slightly underwhelming impression. and let's face it can, doesn't stand a chance against barbie's glamour booted barbie. never married. and it was only

elizabeth: what's the cost of the eli lilly drug, do we know?em -- leqembi, ab $26,000 per year. it is given about every two weeks as an iv infusion. elizabeth: got it. dr. makary,, really exciting stuff and optimism and e hope for millions of families nationwide. thank you, doctor. >>> we've got this story, is the media finally picking up on allegations of biden family corruption during the obama white house and after? plus, americans outraged canadian wildfire smoke again hits the u.s. amid a heat wave. the trudeau government failing dramatically here. it's on "the evening edit" next. let's check in with our pals dagen and sean and see what they've got coming up. sean: we have michael shellen berg who's going to talk about ilhan omar's tweets about the hottest days on record in 120,000 years. dagen: congressman french hill on the anti-semitism problem in the democrat party, and kennedy herself on the jason aldean controversy about a song and a video. it is blowing up. we can't wait the talk about it, top of the hour. ♪ finish finish is it poss

how positive is it for the industry and eli lilly in. >> -- lilly?> it is significant this medicine for salzheimer's disease. they published in march this year and they presented the full set of results it did underline the headline results which were positive. it managed to see some of the data interms of will it benefi the most what you saw is a range of efficacy it will slowdown the decline for alzheimer's if you treat it in the early stage and maybe up to seven months, which is really important. eli lilly is the company we have been talking about with obesity. it has multiple ways of getting revenue growth. >> jimmy, great to have you on the show very exciting time for the pharmaceuticals industry we'll have you back on the show in the coming months the healthcare analyst from investech. our u.s. colleagues will speak with the ceo of novartis later this morning. >>> coming up on "street signs," we well discuss the implications of the black sea deal called off. we'll have that after the break. when we started selling my health products online our

now us drug maker, eli lilly says it's experimental drugs done on a mom can slow down the development of the disease. patients with the disease will inevitably deteriorate, but the company says that process can be delayed by 4 to 7 months. eli lilly, once the federal drugs administration to approve its product, they have da turned down a request for early approval earlier this year and demanded further trials. the company says those trials show that drugs slows, the development of alzheimer's and 60 percent of early stage patients. but also reported significant side effects. let's take a closer look and bring in the eric rivera. he's a professor of medicine and clinician educator and the division of geriatrics at the university of california in san francisco. you also wrote and editorial published alongside that eli lilly report in the journal of the american medical association today. doctor of, of darrell, welcome to the day. now people obviously want a magic bullet to treat all timers. is this it a small step forward? um, and it's gonna take a lot of small step forwards. what we're

eli lilly's s experimental drug expected to receive approval by the end of the year.o of cognition therapeutics, lisa ricciardi. lisa, it's great to have you this morning. thanks very much for being here. i know your company is also working on these efforts. assess the environment for us right now in terms of what's going on around alzheimer's and dementia. >> great. well, maria, thank you for having me. what i can tell you, there is finally hope for patients with alzheimer's disease and for their families. the conference this week in amsterdam had some great news and i would say that lilly's results with denanumab was a show stopper. very significant reduction in the progression of disease. very strong and positive data and as you pointed out, lilly has filed and is likely to have their drug approved at the end of the year. back to back with that is asa, you commented on lakunamab. it was approved. 20 years of investments that haven't turned up anything and now we have back to back drugs for patients. to be clear, both of these types of drugs are infused so patients

patrick ledbetter and sharon thrash are lilly's parents and they join me now. both. thank you for joining us. i cannot imagine what you are going through right now. your daughter's case remain open and the details are a mystery. patrick, what do you think happened to your daughter? >> we really don't know right now. we know that her landlord found her dead in the apartment, tried to resuscitate her. we know the police arrived shortly thereafter. we have gotten really nothing from the virgin island police. we were told that our autopsy could take anywhere from two to five months by the attorney general's office. i asked about who was questioned, who was possible sus suspects, any of that information and we haven't received anything. >> carley: shell sharon, shelly was a student and was living in the virgin island. >> she was on an internship working there and she loved the island and she wanted to stay there for another year after she finished her internship to see what shea wanted to do, if she wanted to continue -- come back and go back to school or stay there

stuart: how about eli lilly. lauren: obesity drug developer for $2 billion they see the obesity drug market at $100 million in 10 years time. eli lilly because they are getting into that market in a big way up 3%. stuart: eli lilly has nothing to do with ozempic but the new brand of pills and objections that work is part of the anti-business stuff. exploding. lauren: at what point does everyone feel comfortable enough to forget the diet, forget weight watchers, just take a pill once a week, once a month? brian: one hundred billion dollar market for obesity, you want a leading indicator of problems in our culture, you got it right there. stuart: good one. leslie's, they make pool products. what happened? lauren: they cut their full-year profit forecasts and ac same-store sales declining 12%. people spending less money on their own pool and with the professional segments like the community pool for instance. we have no money left at the end of the day, we put in pools during covid so we are good. a pool is a money

a new alzheimer's drug developed by eli lilly may hit the market soon.ug has shown to limit cognitive decline on late-stage clinical trials. the findings suggest that did ave and antibody treatment slowed progression of the disease in its early stages by about 35%. eli lilly executives say they will submit the drug for full fda approval and hope to hear from the fda sometime this year. a similar drug look ave got fda approval this month. so this is a second drug that is showing promise now. and joining us now, clair de the chief program officer with the alzheimer's association of northern california. claire, thanks for your are you as excited as i imagine you are? >> i mean, this is so to see the promising results come out of the alzheimer's association international conference just a day to see that it has the greatest benefit in the earliest stages of the disease and and so that cognitive decline kind slowing of about 60% compared the placebo. it just it's just really exciting. >> and it is something that i see. the researchers are saying it will be mo

. >> a new alzheimer's drug developed by eli lilly may hit the market soon. the drug is shown to limit cognitive decline on late stage clinical trials. the findings suggested that don and about, but an antibody treatment, slow progression of the disease in its early stages by about 35%. eli lilly says it will submit the drug for full fda approval and hopes to hear from the fda sometime this year. a similar drug lecanemab achieved full fda approval earlier this month. >> a wildfire burning in yosemite national park has now grown to 800 acres. it's being called the peak of fire. it began back on june 29th and it's believed caused by lightning. fire crews are actively working to try to contain the flames by what they say is a natural barriers and trails in their building and strengthening control lines. they're they planned on allowing the fire to move naturally across the landscape, which will provide ecological benefits to plants and wildlife while minimizing the risk to people and infrastructure. tonight, though, the fire is 0% contained. officials say smoke

when you look at what lilly is doing, running a phase trhree study earlier, based on blood based markerooking at a significant predictor of what eventually will be downstream accumulation of plaque, and i think earlier and earlier. we would all agree once you get to a certain stage you're already forgetting things, you're pretty far gone it's easier to treat earlier and earlier. that's great obviously for patients and to be able to prevent that >> are you convinced the plaque is the central issue and that's been the fundamental debate? it was in dispute whether that's really the underlying -- >> and today i think both lilly, biogen scientists at the alzheimer's conference that took place, cms, the fda full approval, confirmation in two large randomized studies with similar results confirms the slowing of the memory. the second thing i would say and why we're excited is because lilly and others are looking at combinations with the treatment of the tangles, a marker for the disease, and i would argue earlier and earlier companies like profina, companies like denali looking at more jeagene

and two, it's got the strongest drug portfolio other than eli lilly. >> yeah, other than eli lilly, whichit in market value, by the way >> eli lilly, people are putting out a $42 billion number in sales in ten years the largest drug in history. that's a diabetes and weight loss drug. >> and it most likely would be covered by insurance >> they're going to take it. >> and by medicare >> yes they will pay for it right now, it's very controversial. >> if you take people's weight down, there's so many other things -- beneficial things that happen >> blood pressures drop dramatically >> you save the health care system money that's a five-year that i like, jim. >> david ricks is fabulous he's so nonpromotional he's fabulous. >> where was the person to tell me, get rid of j&j and buy this five years ago >> we own both j&j and lilly for the trust, so i feel it's me let me see one other thing about lilly. there's a sote voce people of lilly that people aren't talking about. heavy drinkers don't like the taste of alcohol after they take this drug. if you can't get off alcohol -- >> is it really so b

it's may come. eli lilly is now seeking approval for its use in the us. according to the world health organization, more than 55000000 people worldwide have all assignments or other forms of dimension that's being provides a bother stroke. but he's a direct off of dimensional research center and university college london and joins me now from saddam professor. what's your assessment of this new drug? right, spectacular of it. so imagine back to everyone has been waiting for for 4 years. it's actually a 2nd to directly share comes up to the market a couple of months ago and becoming my boss approved already by the, at the am to release of shown yesterday after contracts here. me to it like when the truck are at least as promising the nation for the government. and uh, nothing is ever as good as it seems that's look at the side effects which can be quite serious as the as talk of swelling of the brain. micro bleeds, do the benefits outweigh the risks? so that's something which means also the patient is assigned. um, i would say this is something that has to

i don't see why that's going to stop despite valuation and too much optimism, i still think eli lilly goes higher from here. >> health care on top of the market today along the staples and discretionary. >>> when we come back, we've only just begun the stream of q-2 earnings reports with tesla, netflix, and d.r. horton next week, traders laying outhow to get results. >>> diving into the dollars drop this week. greenback hitting its lowest level in a year during a session. what that anmes and how you can trade around it. more "fast money" coming up in two minutes. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 inn

hopes are high for the drug, donanemab, after its makers eli lilly reported in may that treatment slowedw dementia drug will be published imminently this afternooon at a conference in the netherlands. hopes are high for the drug, donanemab, after its makers eli lilly reported in may that treatment slowed the pace of alzheimer's by about a third, in patients in the early stages of the disease. sirjohn hardy, who's a professor of neuro—degenerative disease at university college london, has advised the firm during the development of the drug. thank you for being webbers because i know we aren't far away from the announcement. if it is what we anticipate, just how significant is it —— with us. it anticipate, just how significant is it -- with ne— it -- with us. it is great news, this is the _ it -- with us. it is great news, this is the second _ it -- with us. it is great news, this is the second drug - it -- with us. it is great news, this is the second drug in - it -- with us. it is great news, this is the second drug in the l it -- with us. it is great news, i this is the second drug in t

it's maker, eli lilly is now seeking approval for it to use in the us. according to the world health organization, more than 55000000 people worldwide have outside or as or other forms of dimension and some sports. before we go, argentinian superstar line l massey has opened a new chapter and his glittering career by signing to play with inter miami in major league soccer. he was greeted by jubilant finds upon his arrival in florida, the world cup winner has turned on a 500000000 dollar offer to join the society. pro league with miami massey will out aaron, a salary plus a percentage of all revenue while he's playing credit club. and a reminder of the top story we're following this. our russia has pulled ice of a deal, allowing ukraine to export green from its ports in the block. c, western nations have condemned the decision accusing moscow of using hunger as a weapon. you're up to date, stay with us. for dw business news with chris cooper and i'm one of her most thanks for watching the people in trucks in judge when trying to free the city center. more

her daughter, lilly peden, who was eight, and her son oliver, who was four, died later in hospital. man in his thirties remains in a critical condition. the fire service says the blaze started accidentally and the most probable cause was an electric bike that was charging. obviously, an e—bike will have a lithium ion battery, normally, on the bike, the same as on an e—scooter, on hoverboards, in your mobile phones. most devices have got them in a range of different sizes, and if they get too hot, they can explode and cause a really intense fire. and i think that's what we're seeing here. family members of the three who died say they're devastated by the tragedy. the emergency services say they're aware that e—bikes and e—scooters are becoming increasingly common, but they're urging anyone who owns one to be aware of the potential dangers of batteries overheating. and the advice is don't charge them at night, but charge them in the day instead when people are more alert and able to react more quickly if something goes wrong. these shocking pictures from illingworth in west yorkshire

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a new alzheimer's drug developed by eli lilly may hit the market really soon. drug has shown to limit. >> cognitive decline on late-stage clinical trials. the finding suggested that don in the map and antibody treatments slowed progression of the disease in its early stages by around 35%. eli lilly said that it will submit the drug for full fda approval and hopes to hear from the administration sometime this year. a similar drug the candy may have achieved full approval. new research is showing that strawberries are a very powerful fruits. researchers in japan gave young woman charade, strawberries or drink without the fruit to see the effects on their bodies. and they found that the women who ate the strawberries showed lower levels of ldl or the bad cholesterol than the other women. the effect happened really quickly and lasted for about 4 hours afterwards. the study also found that strawberries are a useful source of vitamin c and folate. the natural form of vitamin b 9. and there. >> so in season and delicious right now, stock still ahead, temperatures in d

eli lilly is expecting action by the end of the year.alzheimer's erodes memory and thinking and leaves person unable to perform basic taxes. an estimated 6.7 million americans over the age of 75, and meg tirrell is going to join us now. this would be the second drug. talk to us about it. >> yes, a major conference going on right now, and that is where we are seeing the data. a first drug was getting full approval from the fd, and that is lakemba, and the second drug does not have a brand name made by eli lilly also slows the disease. in the trial, it slowed progression, and the loss of memry, and the ability to think clearly slowed down 35%. put it a different way, it is gaining 4 to 7 months over a placebo over an 18-month trial. it is not stopping the disease or reverse the losses of the memories, and it is a start. it comes with the risks, and the main things that doctors are looking out for brain bleeds and swelling, and they saw it in a percentage of the patients in the trial, and most concerningly, they saw three deaths in the pati

lilly -- prevent the disease. lilly and roche are working on a test. a year ago a test came out, a blood test we use in our clinical trials and people saw chris hemsworth a year ago take a genetic test because he has the condition in his family. so a lot of things are evolving. as for the finger prick, i think we have to look and see how that is going to progress and also patients have to learn what does it p mean, be able to go to doctors. i don't think it's that simple yet but we're going to get there. maria: lisa, great stuff. good to talk with you on this very important topic. thanks for being here. >> thank you, maria. maria: lisa ricciardi joining us. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. maria: and we kick off this hour with the time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your money. joining me right now is former gartman letter editor and university of akronen dowment fund chairman, dennis ga gartman and peter mcnally. great to see you. thank you four being here. peter, the market seems to be waiting on earnings

the reason for this is lilly. so let me see if the last. yeah, you can watch me then you see well the other day and thank you them for most of the must go to dance and others like them are fine. me please singled true for believing and within on thinkable, even a few years ago, they are becoming one full politics, the community and environmental issues. the challenging own entrenched outages and showing that it can truly be considered a quote to man the the very will with it recently just about to finish because the winds been blowing across the and these are giving you an effect. usually once things up that's different. now this, that one is wide at a lot of right and stretched across option tina. this normally breezes more general, wind a certain april won't all the way down to the bottom of the day. it was probably don't welcome. we still want some rain here, but a since he owns 33 east new record high. we are off the roll in the middle of winter at the moment is noticeable. this generally is a dry pitcher east in brazil, get some rain f

an account in lilly's name announced that "insulin is free now," and company stock fell 4.37%, causingieve wall street fell for that. they should have known something was up when a pharmaceutical company offered to help anyone. one government official -- one government official is trying to make twitter accountable for this mess, massachusetts senator and cockatoo in heat, ed markey. over the weekend, markey tweeted, "a washington post reporter was able to create a verified account impersonating me. i'm asking for answers from elon musk, who is putting profits over people and his debt over stopping disinformation." musk responded, "perhaps it is because your real account sounds like a parody?" cool comeback, boss. but you know who might have a better comeback? senator markey, who sits on the subcommittee on communication, media, and broadband. he tweeted, "one of your companies is under an f.t.c. consent decree. auto safety watchdog n.h.t.s.a. is investigating another for killing people. and you're spending your time picking fights online. fix your companies or congress will." [cheers

moved on the winter when a tunnel flooded in the central city of changes. pharmaceutical company, eli lilly has revealed the results of the trial of an experimental outside the strong and the method is then that amount is one of several treatments offering hope to millions of sufferers. the drug is set to slow the progression of the disease by up to 60 percent, if used in the early stages as well. those are the headlines on al jazeera as always, our website out as a adult. calm has the laces on, or the laptop stories to stay choose witness is coming up. next. thank you for watching respect to generating the street in central concave shows you how devastating defects of russian bombing has to be. i can see where 2 of the bullets hit their about. my head highs. member of the military wanted him dead. the still manual beneath women a property on a road costing out english crowd recipients in new york festivals through the cost or of the year award for the 7th year running the we done to so the total. so what will i be able to do that because that's why it sits in there. this is lecture when we

models make the challenges lilly and i wrote about even more real. a.i. may heighten financial fragility as it can promote herding. with all the individual actors, the down stream applications, making similar decisions because they're getting some signal from the base model, or data aggregator. this could encourage basically a mono culture. all study, when you tend toward mono cultures, you tend toward fragility. a.i. may play a central role in the after-action reports of future financial crises and people will say, oh, my god, everybody was getting the same mortgage data or mortgage pricing from that base model somewhere. which will be hard to explain and we won't even maybe know it for a while. but i think it unfortunately may be in our future. with current model risk management guidance, while we need to update, we at the s.e.c., maybe the other regulators update, individual model risk management, this is about the system as a whole and so i really think that we're going to have to come together and think about what we do in what's called a macro prude

the action has been done in such a way that lilly has weighed down the scales of import supporters. may it provide food security, considering the capabilities in the technical, engineering and agricultural services sector, the president's trip to africa can be a good opportunity to transfer new agricultural technologies to africa in order to ensure food security . seyyed ruhollah saifi, the law of trade in iran and the african continent, seyed mohammad javad meiriyan, an expert on agricultural economic issues, will accompany him to the stadium. hello, good time . welcome in the name of allah, the most merciful. internet and telephone we will add that mr. latifi will start with hazrat ali to give a picture of the business environment of iran and africa for the viewers. is it true or not? in the continent of africa, we have about 1,150 billion dollars annually, or up to 1,200 billion dollars in foreign trade. this is with 545 countries, of which the import of this continent is more than 100 billion dollars, and nearly 600 billion. the export of dollars from this continent to other cou

lilly, what do you think about this?e we're seeing in our nation's young people who want to do nothing or very little. it's estimated that like 30% of workers are going to be gen zs by the year 2030. if they don't want to work, who is going to take on the jobs. when you look at today, they're talking about yoga and doing what you like, well, one in four gen zers lives in poverty today. i think i'm understanding why this is happening and the scary part about it, we talked about china earlier, when you look at the stats, chinese young people want to be astronauts and engineers and mathematicians and our kids want to be influencers, so i think the easy button, if we don't pay attention to that, it will shift the culture of what has made american the driven country it is. it concerns me. we the grownups need to step in and make them realize that being a girl boss is not so terrible. >> we as parents need to step out and a make our kids achieve something. my friends do homework every night with their kids for two hours. my mo

concerns with the eli lilly drug with side eks. >> yes. and brain bleeding. 37% of people in the trial developed brain swelling or brain bleeding. as you recall for the leqembi three patients died as well. that led the fda to issue a pretty serious warning label when leqembi was approved. >> clarify, similar amount of side effects for these drugs in. >> for this are drug it's slightly higher. with leqembi it was a little bit lower. with this drug it's marginal. >> how soon could a person at home get access to this medication. >> it says it expects approval by the end of the year and so we don't know yet how much this medication will cost, which is also very important, that information doesn't come out until after the fda approval. medicare said they'll cover the cost of this medication, which is important, because they're quite expensive. leqembi costs $26,000 a your. >> our health and medical reporter, thank you so much for it >>> really exciting day here at "nbc news daily." we're so thrilled to officially watching zinhle essamuah onboar

the deal is eli lilly's latest attempt to capitalize on the weight loss industry rush which began last in popularity that ozempic craze does not seem to be going away i can imagine if you're a drug maker of any kind, you're looking to see what might be available in this industry >> all of these words are hard to say, because some of them aren't real words, but munjaro versantis has -- why don't they name these things like hurricanes chris, right >> john. >> yeah. we could do that >> yeah. we could we could >>> ahead of the much anticipated "barbie" movie next week, mattel climbing 4% just this week, now up 20% for the year, but is this a strign of strength for mattel ip, or is this specific to barbie? i think it's a stealth move. there's a lot going on in hollywood right now with the strike, but this movie still set to come out. there's a lot of buzz. >> but what's the next barbie move if this is successful, do you do "barbie 2"? there a tv show? i don't know if they have the plan that's what it's going to take for this to become like marvel, like lucasfilm >> this is a play on the bar

eli lilly, the manufacturer says they expect the u.s.d drug administration to decide by the end of the year whether to prove the use of the drug here. morality codes will make women comply with strict dress codes. those who insist on breaking the colds may face legal action. this after 22-year-old died in police custody after being arrested for wearing her ha jib incorrect live. federal judges said that the states should have a second majority black district but alabama republicans rejected those calls. the directive comes after the u.s. supreme court confirmed a lower court ruling that ala alabama's current map likely violates the voting rights act. an antibody tab approved and it will be administered as a still injection before rspc in the fall and winter months. and train derailed and evacuees were allowed to return early monday afternoon after authorities conclude that would no hazardous materials leaked from the rarely cars. the owner of the track has been under highened scrutiny since the february derailment of a train in ohio whic

in a new study, it indicated experimental alzheimer's drug from eli lilly has been shown to slow therogression of the degenerative brain disease. in a recent study, patients given monthly infusions of this particular drug declined about 47 months more slowly than those that were given a placebo. however, the study also shows that the drug comes with some safety concerns. there is some possible brain swelling associated with it. the results of the 1700 patient study were published and presented yesterday. eli lilly says it expects the fda to make a decision on whether to approved the drug by the end of the year. >> it's 06:26am, for your health. also, the fda approved a vaccine to protect babies and toddlers from rsv that respiratory virus causes thousands of hospitalizations every year. doctor david cornfield from stanford medicine, children's health talked about how the covid pandemic has changed the virus. how it spread. he says that there have been medications available to prevent rv rsv infections. but that had to be given month by month with this new medicine, it's only needs to

eli lilly says it expects the fda to make a decision on whether to approve the drug by the end of the year. it's a 26. we're going to take a break. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. the shelter is trying to save dogs from being euthanized. >> why they say it really helps them out when people decide to foster were adopted. >> and soon if you are caught speeding, you won't even have to be pulled over by a police officer, but you'll still get a ticket. explain how that hap tony, your parents know you're over here again, right? yup. great. tony lives next door. see, his parents decided to just use their phone for home internet. so when everyone is on, tony's over here streaming... and drinking all my soda. my dawg. switch to gig internet on the xfinity 10g network for just $25 a month when you add xfinity mobile. we're going to bed, tony. g'night. i'll lock up if i leave. get real home internet on the next generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >> a >> 29 is the time and we've got plenty of sunshine at the airport. that's a good thing. but >> it's a tuesday you probably d

. >>> eli lilly has approved for full fda approval of a new alzheimer's drug clinical trial results show it significantly slowed the progression of alzheimer's by 40% to 60% the drug is a monoclonal anti-body treatment that targets aim am loid /* /* aim lloyd plaque in the brain >>> no break in sight for the millions of americans waking up to dangerous heat. michelle grossmann is here tracking the forecast and how long the heat is going to stick around >> i wish i had better news, but we have no relief in sight we're going to see the heat sticking around for the near future 70 million people impacted from the south, southwest, into the southeast. we're looking at temperatures 100 degrees above, so even 117 in some spots. in the southeast, temperatures into the 90s you factor in the humidity, it will feel like feel like ov100. i is 108 in laredo. midland, texas southwest, 104 in antonio, 101 in houston. the heat wave does continue. we'll look at the chance of storms as we go throughout today, too, in just a bit. >>> michelle, thanks >>> still to come, a cruise that would take you around t

and now major drugmakers like pfizer, eli lilly are working on pill version.h. about that 900 frozen pick. clinical trials showed people lost an average of 15% of body weight to but not fast. they say over 68 weeks, fda has given full approval to a drug that can slow down the progression of alzheimer's. >> studies have shown the drug leqembi clears the brain plaque that's linked to the disease and can slow memory decline by at least 5 months. the drug is designed for those in the early stages of the disease. and the treatment is given through iv infusion every 2 weeks. >> means a milestone that shows that when the community, the health care systems and industry work together, we can make impacting united. see is that, you know, in our in in parents generation didn't seem like feasible. and now we're seeing that is a very exciting time. >> well, drug, though, is not effective in everyone. and it's certainly not without risks such as brain swelling and bleeding. but life-threatening side effects are said to be rare. more than 6 million americans suffer from alzh

because eli lilly owned by our charitable trust, we talked about it lovingly today at our monthly meetingh money and they're going to open so much money that to me novo is at this point a sell, and eli lilly is still -- >> buy, buy, buy >> and that says it all. as the ira subsidies fully kick in, i think the highest qualities in plays will get a headwind docusign, one of the best quarters in years last month why is the stock stuck in the mud? i'm going straight to the source for answers. >>> and earlierer subscribers for cnbc's investing club. i got real and shared with club members how difficult this business can really be i went in the kitchen. and i'm going to share a piece of what it's like to be a chef all right. all your calls rapid-fire in tonight's "lightning round" coming up next so stay with cramer! >>> what's it going to take for the stock of docusign to turn around during the pandemic, the company revolutionized the process of closing business deals and real estate transactions with its e-signature software you probably used it and couldn't believe how good it is. but the stoc

so there's a new alzheimer's drug developed by eli lilly. and hit the market soon. drug has shown that it can limit cognitive decline during the late stages. and the clinical trials findings actually suggested that the antibody treatment progression of the disease. early stages by around 35%. eli lilly said that it will summit the drug for full fda approval and they hope to hear from the administration sometime this year. similar drug receive full approval earlier this month. coming up next to the kron, morning news bay area drivers could soon get automatic ticket. we're speeding because of a new bill. we'll tell you how that's going to happen in a live report. >> hey, good morning, everyone. i'm michael thomas. coming up, i've got details on the oakland mayor's proposed $75,000 pay raise andpset to be voted on later today. >> but the naacp has to say >> but the naacp has to say about kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't i

lilly announced the 70% reduction in insulin. that's a start. but the american people, believe me, whether you're republican, democrat, independent whatever you are, conservative or progressive, they are sick and tired of getting off by the pharmaceutical industry. we're going to deal with that. we're going to with raising the minimum wage to a living wage. we are the only major country on earth not to guarantee health to all. i believe that we should toward a medicare for all single payer program. i don't have the votes to do that. i no republican support for that. half the democrats don't support it. but at least what i want to do is expand community health centers so we can make primary health care available to all americans at a cost that's affordable. this is your what, 7 to 8 book? what's your process for writing? where do you write? well, this one was a tough one. and i could not have done it without john nichols helped me. john is one of the great progressive writers in america. i started this book a few years ago and it was going pretty

. >>> jumping into the market for weight loss drugs, eli lilly is baying a company. treatment for obesity and marks an attempt to capitalize on the booming weight loss industry. analysts that market to be worth $100 billion by 2030. the price of stock rose 3% after today's announcement. >>> we learned, clean up after yourself. trash at lake tahoe beaches. people aren't cleaning up. the forest service announced that the beach will be cleaned up and properly managed after this, the 4th of july mess. this is on the south side, south shore, nevada side. hundreds of pounds of trash picked up after 4th of july. beginning this fall, they will add managed parking, enhanced trash management, garbage cans. >> they didn't have that. >> sanitation services, bathrooms and toilets. >> whatever you haul in, put it back in and haul it out. >> you are getting upset. you are right. >> it's a mess. >> it's terrible to see that. the waters of lake tahoe may have hazardous materials like microplastics that come from plastic water bottles, ropes in boats and tiny pieces of tires. the rese

eli lilly says the new medication is called donna man. it can show that it attacks the plaque in the brain found within those with alzheimer's. the drug also reduce cognitive decline by as much as 60%. the company says they expect the fda to make decisions on approval before the end of the year. >>> if you commute over the richmond and san rafael bridge you know how challenging it can be with bad traffic. there is no traffic tonight but it is almost midnight. earlier today community leaders gathered in richmond the call for change. they say the heavy traffic during daytime hours hurts the families living nearby who are exposed to high levels of pollution. that can lead to asthma as well as heart and lung disease. they call for several changes to the bridge but most notably they want to open a third lane for eastbound traffic in the mornings. >> what can we do to make sure that the people of richmond receive equitable and fair bridges that can represent all of this area? what can we do to make sure that equity is present in richmond? >> th

different spots around gilroy at businesses and in waterways one of the fires was allegedly set at the lilly garden apartments. >> it is scary because we have a lot of -- we have this field over here. >> reporter: mary avalos says her kids saw a man who looked suspicious and called her and the fence was on fire a few minutes later. >> my son noticed a fire so just came and broke the glass and grabbed the extinguisher and may son went and put the fire out. >> reporter: the person of interest is shown carrying multiple backpacks and leaving the scene. another fire was set at apartments a half mile away. both were small and didn't cause much damage. >> good thing we got there in time or else the shed would have went up. >> reporter: police believe the fires were caused by different people but they don't know if they are working together or acting separately. this image from police is from another incident. we spoke with the woman who saw the man in her ring camera as he entered the back yard. fortunately there was no fire but she is afraid he might come back and spoke with us as long as we don'

eli lilly says it's new drug helps slow down the progression of the disease. that's a study of more than 1,000 patients suffering with alzheimer's. researchers say the drug attacks the plaque in the brain which is responsible if the development of alzheimer's. the findings also show the drug slowed cognitive decline in patients by as much as 60%. the company says it expects the fda to make a decision on approval before the end of this year. >>> a new use for augmented reality in the operating room. surgeons who operate on the spine are using ar to give them x-ray vision. medical technology company august -- is giving surgeons the power. many have added it to their tool box. it allows the surgeon to see the bone through the skin to place the screws in more precisely. this is giving those with dire spine injuries new hope. >> for my surgery, i could not take my garbage to the end of the driveway. if he can do that and make things go quicker, make the surgery shorter, make the recovery shorter, it's a win-win. >> exhibition has treated more than 4,000 patients si