take marvell technologies.the pure play semiconductor company that now also makes advanced networking equipment. exactly what you need to help data move fast er throughout al kinds of hardware. for ai you need vast quantities of gpus wired together to increase the overall computing power. and it's marvell's ultra fast optical int connects that make this happen. when they report a little over a month ago results were okay. even he no the data center business is on fire other divisions aren't. ai-related i think is much bigger. so that's what we should be focused on. long term the non-data center businesses should come back but for the time being we need to ask ourselves if the ai opportunity is big yuf to offset the weakness everywhere else. today marvell hosted the ai era event in new york where they scaled out the opportunity in great detail. let's go straight to the source with matt murphy straightshooting chairman and ceo of marvell technology. welcome back to "mad money." it's been way too long. >> the it's

starting - think this is marvellous. starting the second — think this is marvellous.rld war at the moment as she rightly pointed out, _ the second world war at the moment as she rightly pointed out, people - as she rightly pointed out, people with living — as she rightly pointed out, people with living memory— as she rightly pointed out, people with living memory of— as she rightly pointed out, people with living memory of the - as she rightly pointed out, people with living memory of the great. with living memory of the great conflagration, _ with living memory of the great conflagration, that _ with living memory of the great conflagration, that bitter- with living memory of the greatl conflagration, that bitter conflict will disappear _ conflagration, that bitter conflict will disappear very— conflagration, that bitter conflict will disappear very soon - conflagration, that bitter conflict will disappear very soon and - conflagration, that bitter conflict will disappear very soon and i. conflagration, that bitter conflict. will disappear very soon and i think they'

. >> plus, a former marvel star receives his sentence after being found guilty of assault. stick with us. >> country star morgan wsyland now facing felony charges in nashville. whalen is charged with throwing a chair off of the 6th floor of a bar downtown last night. the chair landed just a few feet from a pair of nashville police officers. he's now facing 3 counts of reckless endangerment and a misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct. his lawyer says he is fully cooperating with authorities. well, and posted $15,000 bond and has been released. he is expected back in court on this next month. >> meantime, actor jonathan majors has been spared jail time for an assault conviction. the 34 year-old former marvel star was in a new york city courtroom today sentenced for assaulting his former girlfriend was given probation and ordered to complete a year-long domestic counseling program. the creative 3 actor was found guilty of assault and harassment last december after attacking his then girlfriend, grace jabbari marvel entertainment dropped majors from its future projects in the

. >>> former marvel star >>> former marvel star jonathan majors avoiding jail time when he was sentencedlt of his ex-girlfriend. the judge ordering majors to complete a 52-week counseling program and pay a $250 fine. majors was convicted of misdemeanor assault and harassment in december. after the verdict majors was dropped by marvel. >>> also tonight, we turn now to those scary moments aboard a southwest airlines flight. the cover over one of the engines ripping off during takeoff as terrified passengers could only look on. sam brock now on the investigation into what went wrong. >> reporter: peering out their plane windows, passengers on board southwest flight 3695 were jolted by this sight sunday. >> it fell off. >> reporter: the cowling, or metal sheet covering the engine, unfurling during takeoff from denver to houston, smacking into the wing. >> as i was recording you could see pieces of the plane fly by. i was like oh, my goodness. >> were you saying your prayers at that point in time? >> i had started praying. >> reporter: jesse watson was seated in the back row and after the pil

universe, no energy. be at the end of marvel, the uni'yeah. no energy. be at the end of marvel, theenergy. be at the end of marvel, the uni'yeah. the nothingness. but no >> yeah. the nothingness. but no one's big bang. one's ever proved the big bang. obviously, that obviously, the idea that something nothing something comes from nothing fundamentally absurd. now, of course, on on the religious, on the they say, the christian side, they say, well, there and well, god was there first. and then well, then people say, well, who created god? then again, you get the regress problem, the infinite regress problem, so no it. and i don't no one's solved it. and i don't believe think important believe i think the important thing we're to die. >> this says don't believe in assisted. >> good morning. it's got to come when it comes. >> says no assisted dying. i'm glad your glad you brought it back to your political the political agenda. let's do the telegraph then a story telegraph then with a story about porn, which about inspiration porn, which i thought listening thought meant people listening

forget marvell tech. march 8th was the day we got a stellar employment report.. we learned the economy is much, much hotter than expected. so the fed that has no reason to cut interest rates any time soon which is why the yields shot up. for me, that's why tech peaked a month and a half ago. think about it. it just makes so much sense. so let's explain what happened with that week to put everything in context, because that's when this market changed its stripes, starting with tech. first department's nonpayroll report is the single most important report we get from anywhere. that report came out the day that nvidia peaked. the stock was up 5% in early trading and then finished down more than 5%. that is one of the ugliest island reversals i have ever seen. that's a technician's nightmare, have a gap up, a crash down. that almost always heralds at least a few days if not weeks of declines. in nvidia's case it's been more than six weeks. i don't see an end to it. given that super micro's stock is joined at the hip, it peaked on the same day. but if you were to foc

. — often talk about, from coast to country, we have marvellous beaches, and we _ country, we have marvellouslous beaches, and we have countryside on our doorsteo — and we have countryside on our doorstep. that is what it means for me. . ., . ., , me. renewed confidence from the lib dems who sat — me. renewed confidence from the lib dems who sat out _ me. renewed confidence from the lib dems who sat out the _ me. renewed confidence from the lib dems who sat out the last _ me. renewed confidence from the lib dems who sat out the last contest. i dems who sat out the last contest. we see all areas as being very receptive to our court level message, i've been out knocking on hundreds of doors, speaking to a huge amount of people, and we have had an excellent turnout from volunteers. in the region, at the moment, durham county council has a lib dem leader, we are really making a difference to local people's lives all over the place, this isjust the next step in our process. its, next step in our process. a commanding presence at heart of an electoral battleground which may soon command the nation'

gazers across north america, beholding one of nature's most spectacular shows tens of millions, marveling at a rare total solar eclipse watching the moon swallow up the sun over parts of the us and mexico the .

berlin tonight, a total eclipse of the sun sky, dangers across north america. tens of millions are marveling at a rear total solar eclipse watching the moon swallow up the sun over mexico, the us and canada. and we'll get a live report from the half of to travel. they also can make up tonight accused of helping israel commit genocide. that is, the claim by the garage against germany varies and started at the international court of justice and the hague, where the garage with claims berlin is an accomplice to alleged genocide in god. and germany says the case is not justified at all. and the russian authorities warning thousands of residents in the city of oregon back to leap immediately as warm temperatures and melting snow and re record flooding. near the euro. mount the ivory, gone to our viewers watching on tv, as in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome parts of north america and have experienced a total solar eclipse. the moon crossed paths with the sun, causing a what's known as a pass of 2 towers shed, which has been traveling from the mexican west coast. it's

can show today in decades, there are no those people who someday... along with the generation, the marvelousthe first list of those awarded the title of people's artist of the ussr, he received the stalin prize posthumously, he fit everything into these 15-20 years of his creative life, which could be said, judging by what - i also read what those who saw him and knew him well told me, on the one hand, it combined, on the one hand, what was so characteristic of the first generation of vaktang members, and not only the first generation, this marvelous theatricality inherited from vaktang, grotesque, irony, sarcasm, those roles that, well, starting there, let’s say, from the role of tortali in princess turandot in this... exiles with whom ties were severed, wow, irony, joke, prank, fun conquering death, destruction, despair and so on and so forth, this is the line that was and who lived, on the other hand, there is this type of actor, which he probably belonged to, cannot play episodic roles; if he is on stage, he should be the first. at the same time with amazing playfulness, gaiety, sarcasm,

marvelous. marvelous. well, you've been working in opera for 10 years now.hom this will be difficult, but enough is enough, but staging an opera is staging. for example, they are closer, of course, to each other than there is a dramatic performance, according to the methodology, yes, yes, yes, yes, but in dramatic theater, it’s still good when you know, of course, everything, and the scenery is already there, and the costumes are yours, but when the performance is born together with the artists and today this scene can be solved this way, in opera there is no such possibility, in opera, of course, you work with a large group, and you have to come up with the whole performance a year before the start of rehearsal, the problem is that after...

blossom our marvelous one.ike the dawn, the distance ancient, gardach border, street, beauty, strong winds, cover of the skies, bathed churches, this is a virgin. let the birds sing their songs, the straw ones, the winds draw you into a sea of ​​flowers, into wondrous fields, the glassy one gives you its song, bloom, blossom. it was very cool, come visit us, you’re always welcome, in general, inna is the artistic director at the local cultural center, yes, yes, we are colleagues, yes, it’s great, but we didn’t start right away, but no, not right away, unfortunately, life sometimes doesn’t turn out the way we want, i worked in trade, then i was born son, because my son needs to be fed, clothed, killed, raised, raised, put on his feet, my son and i live together, today he came with me, this is my support, support, protection, danya is inna’s main defender, so let’s see, how they live, we visited your homeland, this is my small homeland, my native beloved village, marvelous, here i was born, raised, i live here wi

then moscow liberals wanted rapprochement with poland, in architecture, especially in moscow , a marveloushe polish baroque appeared: southern russia ukraine under poland, but contacts with moscow exist, but in 1654.

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sick, i understand, okay, evgeny sach, that’s it, we had one like that talk. last to the start of a marvelousserve this amazing creative trust, even in the context of our very short conversation.

easier to reinvest directly into satisfying basic social needs because we can have some of the most marvelous wealth taxes on paper and you can't execute it because these loopholes are still there and tax evasion in the cayman islands. in terms of actually gaining resources for poor and working people rather than supporting that strong minimum wage and strong wing of the trade union as well as the fight for benefits and contribute to a robust public life. we have to engage in satisfying basic social needs. i go to schools all the time and policeman in elementary schools more than nurses and counselors. can you imagine if that was the case when we went to schools? the students in the barrios, the hoods, poor whites, what kind of future are we talking about with that militarized context? the militarization of the police in any security officers because as society decays we appealed to the military and and with more and more mass shootings in militaristic ways of dealing with conflict that is the sign of a country going under. we have to fight back and countervailing forces against organized gre

his creative life and so on further, he died in the thirty-ninth year, and he - starting with the marvelousze posthumously, he fit everything into these 15-20 years of his creative life, which could be said, judging by what i read and what was said to me, those who saw him and knew him well, he combined with... to the first generation of vaktang members, and not only to the first generation, this is a marvelous theatricality inherited from vaktang, grotesque, irony, sarcasm, those roles that, on the one hand, that was so typical , well, starting there, for example, with the role of tortali in princess turandot, in this legendary performance, he was busy, but at the same time, very often the philosophy of turandot is reduced to... such a skittish stupid playfulness, which was present in it, but behind which stood zavadsky’s powerful philosophical worldview, twenty-second year, the civil war had just ended or was ending, there was no family in which, so to speak, there were no killed, wounded, arrested, expelled, with whom ties were severed, this is the irony, the noise... the scene, it’s lik

gazers across north america, beholding one of nature's most spectacular shows tens of millions, marveling at a rear total solar eclipse. watching the moon swallow up the sun over parts of the us and mexico, the brit golf is good to have you with us. we begin tonight with the accusation, eating in genocide hearings began today of the international court of justice in the hague were nicaragua is claiming that germany is quoted facilitating the commission of genocide in the gaza strip. nicaragua is arguing that germany is breaching international law by supplying weapons to israel for its military campaign against tomas germany has rejected that accusation. israel has also repeatedly denied committing genocide or other more crimes in its response to whom loss is october 7th terrorist attacks. nicaragua, his case against germany has to main goals to holt violins, military exports to israel, and to restart german funding for the u. n's, palestinian refugee agency of the arguments that germany's actions are in breach of the genocide convention. government is taking to on the result of the gauge

berlin tonight, a total eclipse of the sun sky gaze was across north america. tens of millions are marveling at a rear total solar eclipse watching the move swallow up the sun over mexico. the us and canada also coming up tonight accused of helping israel commit genocide, that is the claim by nicaragua, against germany, earrings and started at the international court of justice and the hague. nicaragua claims berlin is an accomplice to alleged genocide in gaza. germany says the case is simply not just the front on the library. golf is good to have you with us. we start tonight with that dazzling show in the sky visible across north america. tens of millions of people and witnesses, a rare total solar eclipse. it's path cut across the continent from mexico through the us, across canada. there's lucky enough to be in the path of their talent. you've solved the moon, completely engulfed the sun and briefly turn day into not in the last slip of lions before the sun. this swallowed up by the moon. then a single bright speed of lights, like the jewel on the diamond ring. before tow, tell it to the

were cooking, there was cooking food, the krishans were cooking, go sit down, like me now, you on marvel oh, so delicious with fish, with fish, having caught it, cooked it, caught it, got it, i ’m already thinking that now you’ll be kind, maybe it’s over. danka, what kind of relish? in 1979 i wrote my first song for her and from then on i started writing. we are happy about everything, and thunder and the first kiss, we walk together with you, and the rain knocks on the pavement, we are together. has been fading since the eightieth year, we have been together, we have three children, we have six grandchildren, the eldest grandson is 18, and the youngest is one year old and nine, three girls, three boys, what not choir? where the umbilical cord is buried, everyone is drawn there, and the lake attracts everyone, and this generous land attracts everyone, we now have a lot of youth, a lot of children, and in the summer, in general , all the grandchildren gather here, the village comes, sings in children’s voices. we are going on expeditions in the corners of our country, we are going there,

. >> the space program has been a marvelous program for america to expand knowledge, horizons, and it will continue to be so in the future. as long as man has the thirst for knowledge, we will continue to press outward. and in the process, there is risk. that risk is taken by each one of us every day, and that risk is understood by all the members of a crew that climb into a loaded spaceship.

dave the diver was a personal favourite, the marvel spider—man two was well received, my pick for theh has been sweeping the walls of the past few months and i expect to see the same tonight. {lin expect to see the same tonight. on that point, we would come in and say how wonderful that gains were getting these awards, but now it is a mainstream industry, we know that, it creates jobs and economic growth, and so much economic revenue. talk to me, though, about what the past 12 months has brought, we have seen some lay offs and consolidation. all the glory days behind, is this a settling of the industry into something more normal? i settling of the industry into something more normal? i think a reset would _ something more normal? i think a reset would be _ something more normal? i think a reset would be a _ something more normal? i think a reset would be a fair— something more normal? i think a reset would be a fair way - something more normal? i think a reset would be a fair way of- reset would be a fair way of describing what has been going on for the last 12 months. there have been

yes, a peasant sleigh, the imperial glass factory, the second third of the 19th century, this is a marvelousere it is, well, i don’t know, understand, i’m just... a tour guide to the fund, i have nothing to do with the keys, i don’t even have the keys, who does? jan yanovich, sorry! yan yanych, my god, my god, what a horror, well, here you can undress, ivan ivanovich, yeah, briefcase, i called the defendant to two, so we still have about 40 minutes, cap, please, yeah, sit down, how is nina fedovna doing , yes, how are you, i ’ll say hello from you, of course, but as an audit, you can look at the list of stolen items. well it only according to the roughest estimates, because we have not yet carried out a detailed audit. our defendant did not disdain anything, neither dishes nor weapons. here, if you please, see, the bakhmetevsky plant, colorless crystal, the twenties of the 19th century, experts think that it used to be. here is a figurine of frivolous content, with erotic overtones, second half of the 19th century, gardner plant. vase, porcelain, bronze, fifties of the 18th century, imperial

. >> but broadcom and marvell are actually benefiting in the near term. broadcom has the collaboration with google, so there's that difference, which is why they're seeing a lot of bigger upside right now versus amd that is still exposed to the cyclical nature. >> they need to talk about a.i. like 3,000 times on the call. >> there's a.i. fatigue to a certain point now. some investors, we're not seeing the monetization. this goes into greater tech as a whole. there's only so much you can say a.i. and say it will bring in revenues and then it doesn't. >> you still, steph, prefer the broadcoms and the lams to the amds? >> i trimmed both a couple weeks ago. i would buy lam research right back. after the quarter last week, they raised wafer fab equipment, gross margins are structurally higher so they're much more profitable and i think they do have an a.i. component to it. we talked about memory needing six times a.i. being memory -- you need six times as much memory for a.i., so -- and this is a memory player. so, to me, this is one i want to own. it's not do

. >> marvellous. yes, stupid. >> marvellous. yes, stupid. >> forward to it. >> marvellous.rvellous. yes, stupid. >> thank you, emma, it. >> marvellous. yes, stupid. >> thank you, emma, and some great that more great stuff, all that and more to come , of course, at midday. to come, of course, at midday. for though, with for now, though, you with britain's newsroom, with ben and pip on gb stay with . us. very good morning to you. it's 1139. you're with ben and pip on britain's newsroom on gb. news >> nicola sturgeon's husband has been charged in connection with embezzlement of funds from the scottish national party . scottish national party. >> peter murrell became chief executive of the snp in 2001, and he stepped down from the role last year. and he stepped down from the role last year . joining us now role last year. joining us now with the latest is our scotland reporter tony maguire. tony, what's . what's the latest. >> good morning. well indeed this was quite a shock yesterday as the world found out just after 5:00 that peter murrell had been rearrested. nicola sturgeon

. >> even the patrons were getting in on it on this marvelous moving masters saturday.er was moving out of position at the first many turns and in the birdie with a magnificent cam young off the green at 6 been 40 feet later. it's birdie. column. coleman mayflower more cow. it starts his day with birdie and why was good rate? all those it with another 3. chain lowry on the right side at but his approach finds the ridge. and if you look closely, you'll see any go big homes astors watch as it creeps in close at to set up birdie. this is going we moved west is not near the top of the leaderboard, but look at this winning birdie from way off the green and white. after birdie and a nickel i hold was approach. and sets up scottie scheffler needing a search party after going long at this had a moving in the wrong direction. those leading the double but hoggard had him moving that that's birdie in any language. and here comes shim bo 8 iron from 200 out at 10, setting up a the shot. oberg within the 3rd getting in close to set up birdie at 13 just gets on beautifully roaring wa

. >> jimmy: because a lot of times, especially from the marvel world, and sometimes from "star wars,"will come out and lie. and they feel like it's -- [ laughter ] it's easier to lie than to -- >> to tell the truth, yeah. i don't know. i know that we've reached a -- some sort of narrative conclusion. >> jimmy: yes. >> with season two, which feels very satisfying to me. >> jimmy: i think maybe if people are in the middle of bingeing it or something like that, just plug your ears for a second. but at the end, you kind of wind up holding all the timelines, loki does, anyway. >> correct. >> jimmy: do you think of loki as a villain? >> no. >> jimmy: you don't. have you ever thought of loki as a villain? because you should sometimes. [ laughter ] >> i'm aware that he's made some interesting choices. [ laughter ] which could be accumulated into a picture that looks like he's a villain. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and once upon a time, he was making some misguided choices. you know, trying to take over new york. the avengers having to assemble to stop him, halves a bad day. >> jimmy: frequently lett

in latin america it has become doubly, triply, endlessly, multivariate, such in this absolutely marvelousn, on which is layered a very motley history, both before and after colonization, again the shame of peru and bolivia. it seems that i myself was born in latin america, studied here, but when they brought me to the church in the city of lakhova in bolivia, i disgraced myself and asked if it was jesuit or franciscan. it looks bewildering, of course, franciscan, how do you not understand such things, where was our hero to learn such a thing, to begin with, what kind of thing did he have? still a foundation, i just scrolled through, out of the corner of my eye i saw knowledge of foreign languages ​​​​german with a dictionary, nothing more, this is at that time, at that time it is so, but we are talking about illegal intelligence, that even his superficial knowledge of the german language was used to construct his legends, well, as the widow told me, he passed himself off as a uruguayan of german origin, well german came in handy, of course i helped my fucked-up son learn german, sort of.

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miraculous and marvelous but didn't end up being what the analyst wrote up.aid this was like 1972. this is the creme de la creme of these companies, like cola, ballistic the blue chips -- >> but technology companies are some of the most profitable companies, sitting on gigantic cash piles. you think banks is a better investment than some of these giant mega cap names, because they're overvalued, is that right? >> they have great balance sheets, they had beautiful profits. didn't save them either. but let me add one more thing on that. everyone is a long-term investor at the top of markets. back to the average investor, they're all long-term right now. at the bottom, you can't find long-term investors. i don't care how many books there are, we're not going to fix that problem, but people believe we have. but on the banks, do i know about trouble in the last 12 to 18 months in the banks? yes. that has been priced in more so. if you look at the bank reports today, the banks that benefitted from deposit flows a year ago are having a tougher time holding debt inte

marvel just revealed the cast of "fantastic four" and everyone is excited about it.l playing mr. fantastic. i am pumped. are you pumped, tariq? >> tariq: yeah, i guess i'm excited. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> tariq: i mean, mr. fantastic is cool, but there are so many other great misters out there. >> jimmy: other great misters? like who? >> tariq: well like, mr. t, mr. rogers, mr. burns, mr. bean. mr. miyagi, mr. peanut, mr. crabs, mr. clean. mr. spock, mr. mom, mr. feeney, mr. ed. ♪ mr. magoo, mr. jones, mr. potatohead. mr. pibb, mr. darcy, mr. big, brightside. mr. wilson, mr. deeds, and mr. worldwide. ♪ and if there is one mister who's hanging with the super ♪ ♪ i got to go with my main man mr. cooper ♪ ♪ but only one mister tops them all bro ♪ ♪ it's the og baby mr. roboto ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i couldn't agree more. i couldn't agree more. tariq trotter, everyone. come on. [ cheers and applause ] well, listen to this. i read that researchers in south korea created a new kind of rice made from lab-grown meat. [ audience oohs ] finally an animal

they have a picture of al roker on them, and look up to the sky to collectively marvel at a rare totalparties, all planned in communities along the path of totality. as my next guest puts it in the atlantic, anyone who watches the moon glide over the sun on april 8th will be witnessing the planetary version of a lightning strike. an unlikely confluence of time, space and planetary dynamics, the result of chance events that happened billions of years ago. if that's not cool, i don't know what is. astro physicist, adam frank joins me. we're going to talk in a minute. i'm going first to priscilla thompson -- thomas, in grape vine, texas, what's the prep like in texas? >> reporter: they are expecting thousands of people to descend into the town of grapevine. i want to give you a look, a line out the door during this lunch hour. it is packed in this tiny restaurant, and that of course is only going to continue to grow as more and more people come in to town for the eclipse, and they, like many others, are serving a specialty sandwich. this is the blackout sandwich. it has got swiss cheese o

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police were serving a search warrant for an armed robbery suspect on marvel marvel avenue just east of. real kron four's. michael thomas has more on the arrest. >> well, neighbors tell me as early as 3.30, this morning there was swamp team and multiple police officers here in this residential neighborhood. and you can see they're still here hours later going through the garage. and this is east of l community. allen. we've got a map up on your screen. it's the north fair oaks neighborhood. bureau street here. this includes san mateo county sheriff's office, redwood city police and neighbors tell me essentially that early at about 4 o'clock or so that they heard loud noises and that it was a swat team and multiple police agencies here to arrest him. and i did speak with the person who was inside of that apartment complex and they tell me they were actually how sitting for the apartment that was being served with the search warrant. they tell me that the man who was arrested at around 7 to 7.30, this morning was actually inside that garage. he was barricaded himself at some point, which

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absolutely everything in life, but at the same time you want to try something miraculous, what a marvelail, that’s what it is. so, having driven through the bykhov region and eaten here and there, i can safely add a new dish to my culinary map, and rightly so, smoked beaver tail, environmentally friendly and exotic. gently satisfying, come try it yourself, i promise you won’t regret it! do not touch me! they are following me, help! oh, hurry up, hurry up! look at that little guy, look, musya, who? my bride, for my part, i want to warn you! "your return will be very difficult, i'm not afraid, well, my dear, now come on, tell me how, when, under what circumstances, you started collaborating with the germans, how you ended up on the farm with fraohilda, comrade, we would like tickets, i want to go there, i don’t have the strength, i walked the child with the fritz, or maybe , you’ll take a walk with me, he lived here for 3 days, then went to the front, under a different name, under which, pavel levchenko, do you promise that i’ll turn around quickly?” “ watch the series i’ll be back on the

for the folk ifs listening on radio show is -- though, it's fang, nvidia, mvs and marvell.sure to oil breaking out? >> i do. and fang is a particularly interesting name. they do really well. they can get really good very gins at very low prices for oil -- margins. they have a lot of opportunity the for exploration, and they have done a really good job with acquisition. they're trading at a very low multiple with a great dividend, so that's a stock i really like. vertex pharmaceutical, come on my scream all the time. it's very -- screen all the time. it's very volatile, i don't know what they do. >> so they have a really great cystic fibrosis group of drugs, and they really don't have any competitors in that space, and it's really growing. they have some really great drugs in that space, some good oncology drugs, but it's the really their cysticfy if bro sis drugs that drive their earnings, and hay don't have competitors in that space. it's a biotech company, hence the volatility. but it does have kind of a stengelhold on that market. -- stranglehold. chart charles novartis

. >> reporter: moyer also starred in multiple projects of his own, including the marvel tv show "gifted >> reporter: opposite will smith in the golden globe-nominated film "concussion." >> if you retract, you'll be fine, this all goes away. >> reporter: his acting work planting seeds for him to eventually start directing. >> i was doing tv and film. then i'm watching people. i'm watching how the cameras work. i've sort of picked up through time how that stuff works. it's sort of been a natural process to doing what i've always wanted to do, but also in a filmic way. >> reporter: their careers eventually bringing them together in the leading roles on hbo's "true blood." >> hi, what can i get for you tonight? >> do you have any of that synthetic bottle of blood? >> reporter: which came first, the chemistry off camera or on camera? >> the first time i met him for our get-together before the screen test, because then you have the entire lineup of everybody from hbo, you know in an actual theater. you know. no pressure. >> yeah. >> then we, the next day, did the screen test. and they call th

they are marvellous, they really are - marvellous, they really are marvellous.? of my time with the... well, i was only a — time? of my time with the... well, i was only a 19-year-old _ time? of my time with the... well, i was only a 19-year-old lad, - time? of my time with the... well, i was only a 19-year-old lad, 19 - time? of my time with the... well, i was only a 19-year-old lad, 19 when | was only a 19—year—old lad, 19 when i was there, and... and was only a 19—year—old lad, 19 when iwas there, and... and i have said this before. when i was amongst the royal navy, they were going to be proceeding to the beaches and i said to myself as a 19—year—old lad, we are not going to lose this war because of the vast support for the troops that were on the beaches. yes, it was... it was an honour to be there, really was, as a 19—year—old lad. and... the hms fratton, she was busy around the anchorage for quite some time, with the convoys coming in and the ambulance and the ships going back to england. it was a time of my life, as a 19—year—old, it was something for me

s sleep, frequency in some hertz, silence, even if you don’t breathe, we are leaving, defectors, marvelings, and to... the depths of our souls, hello, this is the program ours: many combatants, once at the front, experience physical and psychological trauma. the most important thing is not to leave it inside yourself, but to go to people who know how to help, because there is a way out. my husband and i met in 1996. he was then cadet at the academy of communications.

by the employees of the bathhouse of the laundry plant no. three, and my position sounds amazing, marvelouses accumulate. people, i accompany them there, lousy, plague-ridden, calloused, i meet clean ones, enlightened, dressed in snow-white, just a nekulya, well, why go to the bathhouse, you could teach music at school, you sing great, play the piano, gulechka, gulechka, i don’t like children, and this related position for every well-chosen person gives premium, haina said, if someone loves his people, he is obliged to take them to the bathhouse, and i love my people very much. nonsense, i myself am able to feed us, aunt lil, you are a musician by nature, you should study music, i have always gravitated towards pure art, and what could be purer good washed man, then look at your back, hook, and you still have to get married, not married, but you got married, well , you stumbled, well, it happens, well, why bury you, the war will end soon, go somewhere dancing, what or, well... now will you help me write everything and if you want to write it yourself, i almost died, i didn’t die in vain, sh

but it's also been a marvel to witness. see, george is autistic. of the many blessings of his autism is this ability shared by many like him to find overwhelming joy in the most underwhelming minutia. >> by a strange coincidence the moon is 400 times smaller than the sun but 400 times closer to the earth. >> reporter: given all that, we made a road trip to central nebraska, found a nice lady who let us use her farm, and waited with the locals. >> is this everything you ever dreamed? >> reporter: it was the perfect setting. >> not me. >> reporter: perfect at least for most of us. and as the moon made its way to stardom i saw something truly marvelous. >> dad, it's so cool. >> reporter: so much of parenting is saying no and forcing vegetables. but on rare occasion the heavens align and you're in the perfect position to feed a passion. >> 1% left. oh, my god. it's so dark. >> reporter: i know a lot of people looked up and saw something remarkable that day. >> look up there. >> reporter: but for mothers and fathers like me the more beautiful sight was

yes, you know, there is, we chose such a wonderful name as girls, because that in belarusian it is marvelous our performance, our voice, our movements, so here is such a wonderful name, divas, how can you not ask to surprise us, the canna has come, you went young, with luxury you went to the mountain... at your mother's house you lived like cherry blossoms in a green garden, at your mother's house you lived like cherry blossoms in a green garden. "goosebumps gave me a marathon, i'll tell you this, well, girls, you've now definitely confirmed the name of my team, it was amazing. i’m surprised again, definitely, asipovich is worth visiting more than once, because with each new meeting this city opens up anew, and my name is vika poplevchenkova to quick routes in my native beautiful belarus." getting to know belarusian enterprises and the outstanding results of their work: distinction our equipment is that they have very great capabilities, this is knitting in the post-soviet space of special mechanical engineering, i have no doubt that. we will achieve your goals, watch the quality mark projec

the marvelous and new traditions of ukrainian lovers of spending money only on themselves, for comparisons to dryers, they collected almost the same amount, but they are pathetic, we are concentrated and angry, they seem to retain all their shares in the west, and many of them own property funds invested if you have some property in germany? yes, i have an apartment here, they all broadcast a certain agenda, finding victims in our country to commit an offense against the law, and it turned out to be me. the most difficult situation is in orsk, where a dam broke. about the situation stanislav berwalt. work here does not stop for a minute. the floating transporter of the ministry of emergency situations makes more than twenty trips a day to the most inaccessible areas of orsk; in just one day , rescuers evacuated flooded homes more than two hundred garages. volunteers and ordinary concerned residents of the city are a tangible help to the rescuers: men help evacuate people from water captivity on their boats, women distribute hot meals, stewed potatoes, buckwheat with meat, pasta with meat,