come true is that the attitude you would have about pfizer, too >> no. more positive, and i get why they have a tepid response to it, but if you look at what's the difference between a pfizer or moderna, pfizer has 50 drugs that are just -- that are ongoing and developing they have 20 ongoing trials. paxlovid sales up. oncology, you mentioned that and oncology, they have a huge pipeline in oncology, and they are pivoting away from vaccines. they have something to pivot to, so when you said, and i think you're justified in saying they wouldn't be this positive unless they were this positive. moderna is down 60%, and i think people try to classify these things as the same thing and they are not and pfizer is in the beginning of a very large bounce higher. >> there's more fast money to come and here's what's coming up next >> merging lanes and businesses. >> two japanese auto giants may be coming together to take on ev giants like tesla. what a deal could say about the electric landscape and how investors are plugging in, but first, brick by brick, one of t

the pfizer court was not informed that christopher still was not act will actually oppose he was thethe media reports the fbi used to corroborate his dossier. fbi mandatory vetting process instituted to ensure the facts contained in the application are accurate and verified to clearly support probable cause for warrant were not followed. from a wadirector calmly admitt in sworn testimony to the senate judiciary committee june 8, 2017 the material contained in the steel dossier was known to be salacious unverified. since pfizer one applications are rarely turn down almost never subject to appeal presented in enclosed court with no public record with the government is not challenged by any defense is imperative the government take extra care before they take the extraordinary step of waiving rights of us citizen without his or her knowledge or the opportunity to present defense. also the best evidence against its case. the deeply flawed questionable pfizer warrant applications utilizing illicit sources and politically buys intelligence were approved the doj and fbi officials of the hig

one group event geo says that the pfizer contract just happened to be the most heavily redacted one. and the vendor lives commission, quote redacted, the most information about product safety and indemnification in the pfizer and low during the contract. now the engineers included that quote, it looks like most of the risk was borne by the you in a desperate attempt to gain access to these vaccines. earlier this year, the european prosecutor's office, which is an entity this specifically task with investigating corruption that touches on the budget claims. yours diction, specifically over the criminal case in the edge. and now there's even speculation in the past few days that that could have been done as a move that was highly political made specifically to crash those criminal charges against lean ursula altogether by citing some kind of presidential immunity. like the kind, the actual elected presence of countries have, even though cleaner slot is neither democratically elected nor the head of the country. the prosecutor's office filed an appeal with the judicial authorities and l

therefore, if those questions remain and are out there, can you buy pfizer? you have it and you own it. this is just another thing on top of the pile for pfizer in. >> if this was two years ago -- let's say it was the same price it was at today, whatever is the way to look at it, i think you should be more concerned. my sense is, the market isn't really valuing the core vaccine business they have at this point. that's something that's been two years in the making. >> pfizer is not going down on bad news like this anymore. right? i think a lot is priced in. >>> shares of broadcom topping. better than expected profit and ai revenue that tripled from a year ago. it was the best day on record. over the $1 trillion mark for first time. shares have more than doubled this year. is broadcom the new winner in the ai race? >> 24% drop, i think you meant up. >> opposite. >> i think it's a new winner. i think looking out, they spoke to 2027 numbers. we have talked about pulling forward earnings. i think that's probably the one bone that i would pick. >> you didn't like t

i said that we were going to roll out our cancer vaccine around september, pfizer and mcdermott. however, having completed animal testing recently started administering their vaccine to cancer patients and have seen very positive results. even though we have orders of magnitude less financing. we're competing at almost the same technological level. and i hope that our know how will allow us not only to catch up with them, but get into the lead in terms of treating difficult cancer cases with the help of this technology. great office in philadelphia, you oppose. hope us forgive this. now you've dreamers question, but will cancer at some point to be consigned to the dustbin of history, like plague or typhus? man to the board and show here i am certain that the concept of cancer will evolve . let me explain why. yes, we will prevail over what we call cancer. now, unfortunately, however, or rather fortunately, the antibiotics and vaccines have helped us extend our active lives significantly over what people could hope for 200 years ago in the pre vaccine iraq, and before antibiotics

you have politicians as well as now the companies, pfizer, novo nordisk in a testimony against them.he companies are fighting back. john: that is putting it strongly. they have always been at its with pharma. not surprising to hear pharma companies criticizing pbm's. they are on the opposite sides of negotiating tables. what is not often understood broadly, pbm's see themselves as the counter to unchecked drug prices. in a free market, companies could set the price as high as they want. pbm see themselves as bundling purchasing power and trying to negotiate discounts off of the prices that the manufacturer set. sonali: john tozzi, thank you. looking forward to your reporting. i look at real estate markets through the lens of giant planned communities, as bill ackman looks to take howard hughes private. an interview with the company ceo is next. ♪ to go further, you need to be ready for what's down the road. as energy demand continues to rise, we're harnessing breakthrough innovations to increase production in the u.s. gulf of mexico. our latest deepwater development, anchor, produces

m r n a base technology used to develop the pfizer and where they're in a vaccines is also effective, but has a relatively high number of side effects and healthy individuals. however, when this technology is applied to create treatments for patients such as those with cancer, the side effects it may cause are generally already present in cancer patients on. fortunately, this technology also offers a significant advantage. it enables the production of a very high concentration of the target protein required to activate the mean system when exceeding the levels needed to train the mean system to distinguish between self and form proteins. this includes differentiating self proteins from viral or material proteins, which is crucial for developing preventive vaccines. in contrast, when therapy dict, vaccines are developed, the immune system must learn to differentiate between self proteins and proteins that are almost identical found and transformed, malignant or simply tumor cells. in such cases, the differences can be as small as a single amino acids or deluxe. over the past 10 to 12 y

and his anti-vax stance is sort of rattled vaccine makers like pfizer and glaxo-smith kline and also fears he doesn't like the obesity drugs that weighed on the makers of these like eli lilly and novo nordisk but some say the sectors is over sold with recent upgrades by the recent drugmaker biontech. >> we've got stocks like pfizer, merck, and j & j actually down on the year and there could be opportunities there. i'd point to pfizer which is near 52 week low around 25 with about a 7% dividend yield the stock which looks pretty safe. i'd also highlight covid vaccine maker moderna which is under 40 right now down about 60% with almost half its market cap in cash. >> 7% dividend sounds pretty nice. one of the few bright spots has been humana since the election, because of the idea that the medicare rules might change, that would help in its favor. >> that's right there's some talks a republican administration will be more favorable to medicare advantage which is of course the privately-run alternative to traditional medicare and that would benefit humana which is a pure medicare advant

johnson: pfizer, moderna. p.r. cory, we had him testify about court co-steroids, this isn't ebola and will be a bad cold and flu season. and we had him talk about it by p.r. cory and dtramethazone, and he had a manuscript and testified before december before the emergency use authorization, didn't realize how they were going to crush ivermectin and never saw the light of day in terms of use. but that paveed the way for the emergency use authorization for the vaccines and full speed ahead, don't look at any problems it might cause, this is what we committed to and what we're starting to mandate and the result -- by the way, read breanne dressen's book and you'll get a real sense how outrageous our public response has been to the vaccine injury and unconscionable what we haven't done. roger: dr. kulldorff, let's talk about the affect on children and there will be a cohort of children that will be delayed economically, educationally, mentally because of the lockdowns and treatments. what was the state of the evidence

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let's stick with pfizer as carl said. the company's profits were in line with street estimates.nd and of course, the stock is down -- it's down as much as 8.5% and let's go with this year. let me look at 20 years since i've done any number of times. joining me is the security analyst and he has a $33 price target and bye rating. when do you think of the guidance? let's start there. >> i thought it was good. 2024 give a conservative start and raised quite a bit during the course of the year. it's a little more normalized and more clarity on paxlovid and the antiviral for covid would perform in 2025 and a lot of questions on the vaccine and overall it's a good start and we were saying over 255 and it's a good start and all of a sudden you need to deliver and raise over the course of the year and the pipelines is where a lot of questions are because the focus is what are they going to do for 2025 to 2030. >> a lot of that pipeline depending in part on cgen or integrating that and obviously a very large acquisition and one that people believe they overpaid for and how optimistic are

pfizer will also have to reimburse biontech for parts of those payments.egal defeat for starbucks involving the firing of two workers who tried to unionize. a feder appeals court rejected starbucks appeal of a case by the national labor relations board. the board had found that the coffee chain illegally fired two philadelphia baristas who wanted to organize a union. the justices said starbucks did not have legal standing or the qualifications to challenge the constitutionality of the board's administrative judges. the appeals court also ruled that starbucks engaged in unfair labor practices by firing the baristas. starbucks argued it fired the workers for poor work, performance, and behavior. a lot more news ahead. terry mcsweeney joins us now with what's coming up next. right now at six, they sprang into action after the disaster in santa cruz. and we are hearing from the firefighters who saved construction workers after part of the wharf collapsed while they were on it. plus, the man who wanted to ban tiktok is now throwing a lifeline. the new move by p

they'll know whether merck or pfizer would work best or merck no news or pfizer with news that amounted to something good because it wasn't bad. all this is useful but i think as investors, we're putting on mental shackles if we behave like this. our goal was day trading, was the scalp pennies from the flow. that's a lot of risk for not much reward. it's better to zero in on dollars for the big picture. what exactly is the big picture? how about something that says, we announce thursday a nine-day losing streak for the dow jones industrial average, the longest since february 1978, when, if you can imagine, we had double-digit inflation and a severe lack of leadership. the federal funds rate was the 6.75% at the time, it would finish the yor 10% wow. at the start of a horrendous decline in the abyss of the late 1970s with super-high interest rates. now we're at the beginning of a rate-cutting cycle it's not a cutting cycle, it is, it may or may not go slowly, doesn't matter it's very different from the similar losing streak in 1978, a time when most of you were not alive and i was living

he's never heard through the east of guys city where these really be pfizer just have targeted. this is school at night without any sort of warning. at least 8 palestinians have been killed and dozen were injured and transported to the hospital in northern central guys. we can see this kills of destruction inflicted on most of and most of your school. as you can see, the whole, the pre, it's real created by this missile. as you can see here, the classroom, which was once a place for learning civilian displays here from different parts of this friday. regardless. trib been that up here. the in prague. it it, and brutally killed has. we can clearly see the bit covers as you can see here. so with the blood put another get in the hunt and most of the sudden, i mean, oh, and then some of the reasons you're sleeping here. palestinians in this school are displaced, civilians had lost their homes to is really question and we have been forced this place from different parts from you better for as you can from vehicle here during this ongoing is what you were thinking of. placing the b c'

. -- rfk jr., they met with executives from eli lilly and pfizer.came out of that meeting? lauren: i'm to going with a good rapport. you have ceo of pfizer, ceo of eli lilly meeting with trump, and in comes the secretary, or the nomination, for the department of health and human services, rf fk jr., who is anti-vax and pro-making americans eat healthy again. those viewpoints make him public enemy number one for the business of pfizer and ely eli lilly, so i would say this reported meeting is a perfect example of trump bringing people together. it's reported it was a good conversation. as i said,s it lasted three hours, and he's working to bring the private and public sector together. and i also -- they also were working towards the moonshot of curing cancer. so a lot came out of that meeting, and apparently, at the end, he played his playlist off his ipad. [laughter] stuart: why am i not surprised? check futures, please, we're sill looking at some green. the opening bell is next. ♪ she does it like this when you do it like that. ♪ well, she does it

when it comes to the legacy names, pfizer, bristol, you know, i think pfizer, got overshadowed.nd they're starting to right the ship a bit. starboard came in to shape things up. tried to. it takes a long time to right the ship. bristol is interesting. i'm not at an out perform but watching the launch of their new schizophrenia drugs. i think there are value names in pharma. i'm sticking with lilly, but it's not my top pick in 2025. >> how do you set assumptions or expecttations for policy in terms of who is running hhs and on down. >> have we overreacted? the market made a decision this was gospel. >> the rfk thing when announced the market freaked out. probably rightfully so. the whole -- there's a lot of uncertainty. the market doesn't like uncertainty. i like the fda pick mark macri. i think he is he's not -- he's not like a scott gottlieb but not totally on the other deep end a little crazy. i'm comfortable with that. with -- >> and by deep end crazy somebody who is skeptical, various types of medicine. >> blow it up unfortunately. we don't want that. that's not what we want

city in the north. abraham al holly has moved from the sea and if that strike, so these were easy. pfizer just have targeted this the school at night without any sort of warning. at least 8 palestinians have been killed and dozens were injured and transported to the hospital. in northern central guidance, we can see this kills of destruction inflicted on most of and most of your school. as you can see, the whole, the pre intro created by this missile. as you can see here, the classroom, which was once a place for learning civilian displays here from different parts of this friday. regardless, trib been that up here, being targeted and brutally killed us is carried out as strikes on who's the controlled areas of humans capital overnight into sunday. the, it's actually just in the series of assaults on who's the target. they came a day off to a rocket, find some gammon, hit tennessee, and during 16 people a month, soon as these are being attacked in commercial shipping, in the red sea, they say it's in response to as well as war on garza was. is there a, has learned that most of the opposit

you can buy a company like pfizer. . it is not exciting but the safe dividend is almost higher than the price/earnings ratio. that is a company that can see you through a more difficult market. scarlet: i hear what you are saying but what about health care giants like cvs , cigna, united health that are coming under strident rhetoric from incoming president donald trump? chris: the devil is in the details, scarlet. unitedhealth does have a pbm. a lot of their earnings come from other sources. cvs is a much more difficult -- i think discretion is the better part of valor and you wait to see what happens when the new administration comes in. the pharma companies, it looks like the pbm's might be taking it on the chin but the pharma companies might be the recipient of eliminating the middleman. scarlet: how about the tech sector? you mentioned valuations getting lofty. there is a name among the mag 7 that does offer a modicum of value. chris: i have been a fan of google for more than a year in terms of relative to the other

you had comments that you worked side-by-side with kash patel and that we wouldn't know about pfizer or russia collusion if not for his work and without devin nunes and a few others. >> under devon's leadership we worked elbow to elbow. most of what you went through with russia collusion, the funding for the dossier, the use of the dossier and applications, pfizer abuse. the dnc connection. never would've known about that and for two reasons. adam schiff was the number 1 but a close second was the d.c. media. this is the same media, you went through a litany of things wrong with the fbi. he wound up with the media. where did... the media laughed and giggled when they said i would've treated obama differently from the way i treated trump. so this is an fbi that has found a home on the left. we wouldn't know half of what we know about russia if it weren't for kash patel's work and he is the most unfairly maligned staffer that i dealt with in my eight years there. devon may have a different opinion but i've never seen the media go after... but i promise you is kash patel will be a lot m

and another thing that came up was fascinating, i had bobby and again the head of pfizer, he is a highly respected man whose run an incredible company, likewise with lily. and we had the head of the industry also so all companies were represented and i said let's have it out now little bit and you know what came out of that meeting is we are paying far too much because we are paying more than other countries. and we have laws that make it impossible to reduce and we have a thing called the middleman. you know the middleman, the horrible middleman but makes more money frankly the drug companies. we are going to knock out the middleman. i'm going to be very unpopular after this. i don't know who these middlemen are but they are rich as definite we are going to knock out the middlemen, we are going to get drug costs down at levels nobody has ever seen before. that really i tell you we spent more time talking about that with bobby and with the executives and oz, all of them. we spent more time talking about that than anything else. >> what about the polio vaccine? >> i'm a big believer in it

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we have seen astrazeneca, us market just did a deal with a chinese market earlier this week, pfizer is so other players will certainly enter this market and it will get more crowded. that is still a few years away. >> and quickly, you think the inflation could be from increased supply, do you think we could expect downward price pressure finally? >> yeah, that's one of the reasons there has been this reason. net prices have come down a little more sharply than i think we were anticipating at the beginning of the year. however, as long as they came up with that in volume as they did in the type ii diabetes market which preceded obesity, it should be double digit sales to come for both companies. >> we need it to not bankrupt medicare, right? >> yeah, you know, that's one of the big question marks. that's here because the biden administration opposed that they should. obviously, we leave it up to the trump administration to see what they do with medicare coverage of these drugs. that's another question for now. >> emily, thank you for bringing up to speed. we will get things sealed with

liz: fox business alert a healthy dose of stock gains for pfizer.rma giant affirming 2024 guidance today and says it's working through several cost cutting programs which will lead to half a billion dollars in savings next year. look at the stock, up 4% at the moment, pfizer also says it expects 2025 revenue of 61-64 billion compared to estimates of 63.3 billion. planet fitness investors pumping up some stock iron after jefferies named it the top leisure sector pick for 2025. okay, note to jefferies. it's not a holiday when you're at the gym. it's not leisure. it's work. it's work out, not leisure but the stock is not leisurely, it's up 2.25 a record of $101 and change and the brokerage called the largest and lowest priced u.s. gym operator the walmart of gym chains. jefferies also says health it trends and affordability will drive membership tailwinds good to know as team clayman is headed for a huge holiday team dinner in new york city after the show. planet fitness, wherever you work out, we'll be there at midnight. goldman sachs giving a winning

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you have the value market, pfizer, for example, is at eight times earnings with a 7% yield in investment grade company, and then you have the nvidias which are 50 times. great company, but we can argue whether that's too high a price to pay. >> these are value investor stocks. no one wants to hear about health care. you recommended verizon 18 months ago over tesla, that trade did work out great. leave us with a party, and i'm not going to bring up hershey. i'm kind. >> fair enough. >> leave us with a parting thought for equity performance in 2025, just the near term, you know. >> well, it's somewhat problematic, and i mean, i don't see any immediate clouds in the sky, but looking at the valuation, which is, you know, 28 times trailing earnings, even though earnings went up 8% this year, the pe went from 23 to 28, because the market went up. that bill is going to come due. we're not going to stay at 28 times earnings for years and years, we're going to go back towards the average of 16 or 17 times. and when that happens, the ones that are going to get hit the most are the ones that have t

i had dinner the other night with head officesser and head of eli -- of pfizer and eli lilly and rfkd we had other people within the administration that are involved in medical. if you look at this, 30 years ago we had -- i heard numbers of one in 200,000, one in 100,000. and now i'm hearing numbers of one in 100. so something's wrong. something wrong. and we're going to find out about it. >> can i follow up on robert kennedy. he's on the hill today and meeting with senators. what do you say to people that are worried that his views on vaccines will translate into policies that will make their kids less safe? >> he'll be much less radical than you think. he's got a very open mind or i wouldn't have put him there. he'll be very much less radical and there are problems. we don't do as well as other nations and those nations use nothing, and we're going to find out what the problems are, and another thing that came up, the dinner was fascinating because they had bobby and i had again, the head of pfizer. you know who that is. he's a highly receiver malik taylored man. has run an incredi

i had dinner the other night with the head of pfizer and eli lilly and rfk and oz and we had -- and othertration, that are involved, in the medical, and we're looking to find out. if you look at autism, so, 30 years ago we had -- i've heard numbers of one in 200,000, 1 in 100,000 and now i'm hearing of numbers of 1 in 100. so there is something wrong and we're going to find out about it. >> mr. president trump -- >> one more. >> could i follow up on robert kennedy. he's on the hill today. he's meeting with senators. what do you say to people that are worried that his views on vaccines will translate into policies that will make their kids less safe. >> i think he'll be much less radical that you may think. he has an open mind. i i wouldn't have put him there. but there are problems. we don't do as well as other nations and they use nothing. and we're going to find out what those problems are. and another thing that came up, the dinner was fascinating because they had bobby and i had, again, the head of pfizer, you know who that is, he's a highly respected man who is running an incredible

pfizer market. everything >>>>is >>so focused on each game each week. and then to be able to come out to an event like this, man, kids and families >>>>coming >>through >>and just biggest >>>>smiles on their face just seeing us. i just remember as a little kid how cool the holidays >>>>were >>and how special >>>>my parents >>>>were >>able to >>>>holidays for >>>>me, and >>>>i understand how >>>>hard it >>>>is for >>>>some >>parents to try to put >>>>on that >>>>type of holiday for their kids. >>>>so >>to be able to provide that not >>>>only >>for kids, but >>>>for them >>>>as well, it >>>>just >>world to be >>>>able to >>>>be that >>>>person, >>and be that >>>>group >>of people >>>>that can. >>>>merry christmas. you guys are good to go. >>>>by. merry christmas >>>>and taking a live look at chase center, where the warriors are set to host lebron james and the lakers in a christmas day showdown. it will be the fifth time the warriors have faced lebron james on christmas, but the first since 2018. when we come back on the afternoon edition, a bay area trad

we had bobby and i had again the head of pfizer, you know who that is.e is a highly respected man, run an incredible company. likewise with lily, the top two people. we had the head of the industrials. all companies were represented and i said let's have it out now a little bit and you know what came out of that meeting is we're paying far too much. we're paying much more than other countries. and we have laws that make it impossible to reduce and we have a thing called the middleman. the middleman, right? the horrible middleman that makes more money than the drug companies and they don't do anything except the middleman. we'll not out the middleman. i will be very unpopular after that statement. i don't know who these middle men are but they're rich as hell. we are going to knock out the middlemen and get drug costs down at levels that nobody has ever seen before. that really i tell you we spent more time talking about that with bobby and with the executives and oz, all of them. we spent more time talking about that than anything else. >> what about the

so ask your pharmacist or doctor about scheduling pfizer's rsv vaccine, too.. . >>> finally tonight, a psa we did not think we would ever have to make. if you are one of the nearly eight million americans triple-a expects to fly this holiday season don't be like there woman arrested trying to carry all of this through security and l.a.x. according to tsa the woman had 82 fireworks in her carry on bag and 3 knives, two replica guns and a canister of pepper spray. it happened on december 15th after a screener noticed some of the items on the x-ray machine. she was boarding a flight to philly or trying to. hopefully the next smart is snot a shock but explosives are not permitted in luggage but everything else is fine if you check it. today we learned. thanks for watching. the news continues on pix plus, 44 cable 12. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] ["family feud" theme plays] steve: how are y'all? i appreciate that. how are y'all? thank you, folks. i appreciate that. thank you all. yeah, i do. well,

so ask your pharmacist or doctor about scheduling pfizer's rsv vaccine, too.ause moments like these matter. >>> a post-christmas tradition will return to san francisco tomorrow and it is kind of a quirky one. the big spectacle to announce this year's tree chipping schedule. the city will take in trees that are no longer wanted and turn them into mulch at their facility. how they spent their time it this morning. the animals had plenty of presents to open, where they would have a good day. >>> for a lot of people, it's time of reflection and gratitude and a time of giving, and lifting up the others around us. we spoke to some shoppers about how they are feeling this time of the year and how they celebrate christmas. >> given to people of the homeless and to our neighbors and the family. that's how i celebrate christmas. >> and as i grow older, just trying to appreciate to be happy, that's all. it is not all about spending money. any moment that i can, i try to give back. because there might be a time when you try to give back and you might need help, you know,

so ask your pharmacist or doctor about scheduling pfizer's rsv vaccine, too.er. . >>> hey, this sea lion got far from the sea. you can see him hanging out on a public boat dock. sightings are more common in recent years. not entirely clear what is attracting them there. probably a little breakfast. thanks for watching. the news continues at 8:00 on pix plus, announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. steve: congratulations. [cheering and applause] how y'all doing? i appreciate that. thank you. thank you very much, y'all. i appreciate you, folks. i thank y'all. thank you very much. i do. well, welcome to

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so ask your pharmacist or doctor about scheduling pfizer's rsv vaccine, too. moments like these matter. . >>> all right, the 49ers are getting ready to head east to take on the dolphins on sunday. that game will be right here on cbs news bay area. once again they will be without a key offensive starter. matt lively has more. >> this is the audi red and gold report. >> another week, another 49er starter ruled out. this time it is running back isaac who will miss it. patrick taylor expected to start in his place. it might feel like groundhog's day the quarterback has a different holiday on his mind. quarterbacks gifting their o-lineman, brock purdy could not be more generous. he gifted each of the starters and back ups a new toyota. 10 brand-new cars and the big fellas up front could not be more excited about their new wheels. >> give it a little gas. >> listen to that purr. purdy. the car is purdy. >> there you go, dude. >> oh, my gosh. >> my mind is blown, honestly. probably the greatest gift i ever got in my life. >> for the red and gold report. i'm matt live

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and here is an opportunity to bring in pfizer pharmaceuticals. the problem was there wasn't enough land. so the city fathers decided, hey, we have this working class neighborhood here. why don't we just condemn it and bulldoze it? and so that colorful talk back, it was the famous kilo case where the institute for justice represented suzette kilo and her neighbors and they put up a big and many of us were optimistic because it seemed that the tide was turning where at one time that the courts had routinely upheld these kind of redevelopment projects. courts were then and the kilo case came to the supreme court about a dozen or so years ago. people were then beginning to wake up and that redevelop it wasn't such a great thing. redevelop when it was really destroying minority neighborhoods right and left. and there is hope that the supreme court would rule that there really was no public use and a private pharmaceutical company building its headquarters on top of somebody neighborhood. unfortunately, as we all know, the supreme court ruled suzette k