absolutely so there are 2 nish a device that i know of where they using crisper and geno getting in some way against this current outbreak the 1st is an amazing company and an amazing technology mammoth i a sciences here in the bay area and they're using crisp as a diagnostics tool and i have a column on full dot com and you can find an in-depth interview that i did with trevor the c.e.o. of mammoth and you can see how they're using a molecular scissors which is what crisp air is to the viral genome in a specific place it's very specific and you can design these tests for any particular d.n.a. sequence so you can design a very specific test and 2 weeks ago it was actually went through and showed the u.c.s.f. medical center with dr charles chu they actually implemented the test and they could cut down the testing time by 4 hours using this new crisp of base diagnostics approach a 2nd way that people are using this is just in a study that came out last week from stanford university stanley she has also designed a crisper that can kind of very specifically the sars coby to viral genome and

whistleblower releasing documents that expose war crimes by the united states you know that's why you know nish and her me she's been in jails 7 months now i believe they were refusing to start to the grand jury she already served so we use the prison for prison. sentence you know admire her courage. but she's being punished for exposing the war crimes you know that's a crime in itself she didn't find it they should never be there are in fairness bernie sanders also running for the presidential nomination for november agrees with you on that says joining us on shouldn't be extradited what exactly is the. need for a 3rd green party and do you believe that what sanders calls his vision of democratic socialism can never really work in a democrat party as currently configured we need real solutions and the 2 major parties are not providing them the clout of crisis the inequality crisis we have a declining life expectancies but a working class in this country because inequality each go on and people are having a hard time may have to choose between or in medical bills for example and we have a nucle

by 1.41%.nishing down the cac 40 down by 1.51%.periphery of europe, spanish markets down by 3.21%. the italian market down by 3.28%. some really big losses on the periphery of europe coming in in the last hour as the market completely faded their earlier rally. we will continue our market coverage at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio. you can also find it on all your bloomberg devices. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. despite saudi arabia confirming its commitment to the price war with russia. saudi aramco was to supply 12.3 million barrels per day in april. that is a lot of crude. with us for context is mike mcglone. putin was one of the notes that i saw today. who is the house, if the house always wins? >> it is the collapse of opec plus. you look at crude oil compared to natural gas, yesterday, natural gas made a 22-year low. i don't see why crude oil should not do that. then you look at crude oil versus bond yie

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there were nish tives to remember the tragedy right away, things like the creation of the warsaw guettaemorial, the rediscovery of the ringel bloom archives and many other things right after the war. but public interest tended to wane and acdoechlic until really the eichmann trial in 1961. and scholarly research has exploded since the 19 yet80s. there are many new directions examining the holocaust which i know that jeff will be talking about, jeff's work which points to the tens of thousands of camps and killing sites in the holocaust. and there's new focus from everything from looking more at perpetrators, at collaboration, at the genesis of anti-semitism, geography, many, many other things besides which we'll hear from our two magnificent speakers, i'm deeply honored and pleased indeed to be asked to introduce these two magnificent speakers, jeff mcgargy, senior applied research scollour for holocaust studies in the u.s. holocaust museum where he served as project director and editor in chief for the seven volume enpsychlo paidias, the first volume appeared in june 2009 received the

we have several nish gives that are going to be expanded to address, prevents to rule out communities that are at very, very high risk for drugs, to the criminal justice setting. how do we enter vooen in schools? another project that we have been able to hopefully launch, as you know we've done a ten-year follow-up for children from 9 to 10 upward, to understand what are the factors in the brain that made you vulnerable to drugs, but how does the environment influence them? we want to start in infancy to look forward. these are just some of the examples that we're targeting to try to develop knowledge and implementation to prevent youth from taking drugs. >> i'd like to follow up with you on another way on medically assisted treatment for younger people as well. thank you. >> thank you. i'm going to try to ask three or four questions, and get quick answers to them. so let me just start with this. dr. by anky, endo meetriosis, afekz one in ten women. can you describe nichd's research related, tell us your top priorities for the research would be if pro rided with additional resources?