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and it's true that messenger r renee is very unstable. info ws the highest i. what that means is it enters the cells and does its job and then breaks down and disappears housing in mr. existence . so the coven, 19 vaccines are very likely only the beginning for m. r. n. a technology. ah, so an m r in a vaccination doesn't alter a gene. but there are effects on the way to alter the genes of some living creatures to produce ingredients for medication. goats are especially interesting to they can produce a substance that prevents from both east o blood clots. gates that make medicine for humans. there's one situation where a solitary goat can beat 90000 people producing at the from ben doesn't ring a bell. then let's start from the beginning. researchers have been using the option of introducing foreign genes into organisms in the hope of producing medicine. diabetics have to regularly inject insulin for a long time. doctor's obtained supplies of the hormone from the pancreas is of pigs, but supplying the world's diabetics will require the insulin from one and a h

renee.tive who rediscover the crucial evidence, was unmoved by george's tiers. >> mike showed no emotion back in 1990 and now he cries. my impression of that is that mike is crying for himself, it was devastating. >> it was just devastating. >> barely able to stand, george was helped to the podium to face the judge. the same judge who had apparently been a heartbeat all way from dismissing the case altogether. >> the jury has found you guilty of all charges. at this time i am remanded you to the custody of the compound sheriffs department. >> the comic book man was now a convict. >> his hands were cuffed and deputies led him away. >> i had no doubt that the verdict that we came to was the correct one. >> the jurors had returned to their deliberation, they said they could hear george sobbing but that did not shake their confidence in the verdict. they said it had come down to the testimony to the man who said that he had called about a spider-man comic. >> i think you all hear that he was say

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renee is constantly being created in the nucleus of every cell. it's full name is messenger rival nucleic acid. after it has copy genetic information, the m r n a leaves the nucleus and it's called the blueprint, tells the cell to make a required protein. it's quite literally the genomes messenger before the pandemic . hardly any one had even heard the name a marion a. so what's behind its sudden overwhelming success and mathias henson has been researching m r n a. for decades. he leads the european molecular biology, laboratory, and heidelberg. it's new to him that so many are interested in his research. thus long by getting out about m r and a at a dinner table conversation is something that never happened before the pandemic. up on the new evolve, mr game m r n a. serves an important function in the body, because it's mo bile, it can transport blueprints. these blue prints are saved on the equivalent of hard drives and our body, specifically in the dna on the chromosomes. they stay there undisturbed. to build proteins, genetic information must

renee rapp from the mercedes eq stage.row night we'll be joined by bryan cranston and ronny chieng with music from danielle ponder so please join us for all of that. our first guest tonight is an oscar and golden globe winner. you can see her solving crimes with a microphone and a pair of beads. a podcaster in season three premieres january 20th on apple tv plus. please welcome octavia spencer! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> very good to be here, be seen in person. >> jimmy: hey, i want to say congratulations to you. because there was a big deal here in our neighborhood not so long ago, like last month, i think. >> yes. >> jimmy: you received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: which is -- i would imagine that you are tickled by that, yeah? >> there's nothing that compares to it, quite honestly. i mean, you know -- you get awards and they sit in your house. i mean, let me tell you, it's great. [ laughter ] but no one else gets to enjoy that with

good, renee, unfortunately, there are many warriors we are burring as you see old and you is behind when you get from hawaii when the they are the ones who sacrificed their lives for our peace . did you do this? if you q u q, merge of m, and where names reach up, rushes bid to take solider is the to be key to boosting its military morale. a, when many say moscow also desperately once after struggling with numerous setbacks and recent models. and let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. severe weather has kimberly 6 people in the us state of alabama powerful storms, including a large tornado, struck near the city of selma authorities. they dozens of homes were damaged or destroyed. rescuers are still searching for people who may be trapped under debris . and who study in the journal science has revealed that oil giant exxon mobil scientist made a highly accurate predictions about global warming. beginning in the 1970s exxon's researchers forecast future warming with precision equal to or better than government or academic scientists. this was d

rene, i mean the fact they take their family portraits together with leah and norbert just shows how totally they open not only their their home, but also their hearts to the to the family. in the several years that norbert and leah lived with the varga family, as you mentioned, the little boy became especially close with their daughter, mona tell us a little bit about their lifelong bond. i just think this is one of the sweetest aspects of story. you know, there are a lot of kids that would have been very jealous that there is a new little baby around. you know, this big cuties, you know, getting lots of attention. but that's not how mona reacted. mona really embraced the situation. you can see the two of them together. and november members that mona looks quite stern in this picture actually, because she saw herself as his protector. so she really took on this role. she even gave him a teddy bear, which you can see here. mona and norbert later donated the teddy to the belgian holocaust memorial because they're in a dozen here. you can see them together in their later years. so they

renee and kristof are making their way to one of the most dangerous parts of the mountain. the slope to the rise of the tracks is a steep one. if they were too full, they'd be unlikely to survive. handling the explosives in the snow, flurries and temperatures of minus 20 degrees requires utmost concentration. ah, it's are slow. no, it's only 2 minutes. let's go. keep moving. the dish of is let shifted things a busy, so wasn't a good vicky. the stones look wild with redone, let's head down to the of this slope is now safe, at least for the time being. if it keeps snowing, can a might have to close. the peace below. the other team is still busy. this is, it's on the wow. that's the north slow, so that's where we'll trigger the next block runs kiana. i might get block despite the risk of avalanches, the slope is popular among free right is much to the frustration of the teen. some snow sports enthusiasts are reckless and the avalanche blast is risk their lives, making sure the terrain is safe for them. oh, in these conditions it's hard to tell if the artificial avalanche was e

rene marsh, cnn, washington. >>> rene, thank you for that. >>> here's today's fast forward look aheadtrudeau. both leaders are at the north american leadership summit. >>> allen weisselberg will be sentenced today. he pled guilty to tax fraud and testified against the company. he could get up to five months in jail. >>> the golden globe awards return to television tonight after a professional makeover. will a-list stars show up for what was once hollywood's biggest party? we will see. >>> coming up on cnn this morning, classified documents from president biden's time as vice president found in his office. what disney's boss wants from workers at the happiest place on earth. (cecily) well, there is a smarter way to save. (einstein) ohoh?! (cecily) switch to verizon! (vo) that's s right. for a limited time get verizon ununlimited for just $25 a lin, guaranteed for 3 years. (einstein) brbrilliant! (v(vo) only on verizon. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u rise to the challenge. u won't clock out. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks thin 2 hours... .witho

thank you renee. this guy. what a pain in the butt. i'm just kidding as usual. this young man had a great year, got hurt first week of the year. he's a big guy coming back but he's specting a lot of things out of him and just told him to make sure you get ready and make sure you come and play. as we saw the last 3 weeks of the season, he had three touch downs, turkey day, two touch downs and heart and soul of our team and we loved him and still love him. rickey underwood. [applause] so, this is a greatest guy in the world, ryan tan. [applause] him and cruise would screw up where to line up and couldn't believe a 4.0 student could get messed up where to stand. [applause] and then we have another junior, ryan is a junior also. we got another junior named (inaudible) is yo here? played outside line backer and full back. did a great job and looking forward to great things from him in the future. [applause] is sid here? sid. you going to come up or you want me to bring it down? sid hurt his leg, and sid just stand up, say hi. came up the end of the year, did a great

king, and probably the most -- in america today, yolanda renee king. [applause] yolanda renee king: [applause] i never met my grandfather, but i see his spirit in the room and his vision in the people in this room. especially in my mother. i am so proud to introduce my mom. she has dedicated her life to the pursuit of justice, to eradicate the three people my grandfather spoke of so long ago. from advancing hate crime legislation to upholding my family's legacy through education and empowerment, she is an example of how we can continue the pursuit of the dream. she is a caring leader and forging the next generation of activists. a voice for the voiceless, a champion of our movement. as a young, black woman, i feel more powerful to bring about change in this country, because i know there are strong women who have come before me. it isn't always easy, but it is impactful. it is so impactful to see this woman's perseverance. and to see that she is not giving up, and that she continues to do the work and times are the hardest and when you want to give up.

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and if you enter, you see this, this whole this renee since architecture marble, gold and m under the copper law, there's the, the body of pope or benedict, lying, not in the coffin, but are on a little pedestrian. and you can, you can see, and actually from all sides, people can stop, say, a little prayer and say their own personal good bye to look benedict. and many did so, and many more expected 40 to 50000 people a day. and amongst the 1st visitors or the president of the italian state child, sergio, martha rella and also your kens why and the private secretary of the pope and his long time lifelong confidence. one was of course, a rather unusual situation to have 2 pumps living at the vatican at the same time. but now that the former pope has died, what exactly is the procedure for the catholic church? yeah, it's, it's nuances of the catholic church how to proceed with this because the for 800 years, not as the pope has not buried a pope and that will happen on thursday. pope francis will oversee that. the proceedings and the service for the late pope, and after that, francis wil

from when turbines to smartphones, could this discovery then mean that's about change. key renee in the far arctic north is all ready sweetens treasure chest. they've been mining iron or here for years, and soon they could also be extracting rare earths. geologists believe these underground caverns could hold more than a 1000000 tons of rare earth oxides. a hugely significant discovery. we have ongoing expiration activities in this deposit, which means that for us it's open. it's not closed. we don't actually know how big it is. but what we know today is by far the largest the pulse it off, all ries in europe. europe depends on imports of these vital minerals most come from china, which has deposits many times bigger. but it's still a breakthrough of your union. the geopolitical aspect as saying, you can't emphasize that enough. so i would say this is also an important chance possibly to become even less dependent of one single country. sweden's discovery will not entirely offset europe's dependence on china, and it will take years to extract the valuable minerals from under these froze

after a bomb alert renee flight from the polish city of kat, its eventually landed at an isolated area at the athens airport. passengers and crew were being inspected by police place at least 10 people have been killed and 10 others wounded in shooting near los angeles. the incident happened in the monterey park area in los angeles county. when the say a man opened fire, drink luna, new year's celebrations before fleeing the scene. the gunman is described as by witnesses as male asian is still the subject of a large scale police search. this is peer people got it to philip it. chinese lunar new year, i witnessed the thought a man opened fire in the ballroom dance studio. many ran for delights, but thumb didn't make it. oh, the injured were treated and taken to the hospital. when officers arrived on c and they observed numerous individuals, patrons of the location poured out a location of screaming, the officer's main entry location and located additional victims. way my d park is home to more than 60000 people. the majority of them, of asian background, very thriving shocking to heard

good, renee, unfortunately, there are many warriors. we are bearings as you see. all the new graves behind hawaii, one measure they are the ones who sacrificed their lives for our peace to today as of the q u q. merge of m o. my name is h o o rushes bid to take solid, i seem to be key to boosting its military morale. a when many say moscow also desperately. once after struggling with numerous setbacks and recent months, straight to key van and we can join our correspondent sonya found the car. welcome . sonya that sought without fighting in solid or i'm back would bring us up to date . if you would will, the battle for us on the door is still grinding on door. you know, we still don't have a very clear picture of who exactly is in control. there have been many conflicting reports and, but the ukrainians and the russians have claimed that they've inflicted inflicted heavy casualties on enemy troops that has not been independently confirmed. but the ukrainian military does say that, you know, its forces are holding out. it says rushes continuing. its relentless atta

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cnn's rene marsh investigates. >> reporter: in california's drought ravaged central valley, wells haveto her home every 15 days toer drinking and cooking but it is not always enough. two hours southeast in kern county, randy kite's community well is also dry. >> you can't flush toilets, you can't keep your house clean, you can't have drinking water. >> despite the reit sent parade of intense rain storms both tulare and kern counties have experienced the most weeks of severe drought in the past decade compared to any other part of the country. both counties have been representing by congressman kevin mccarthy. >> in our district, the community of tulliville has run out of water. >> to help fix the water crisis his office said mccarthy has been a staunch advocate on water issues introducing grants for enlarging reservoirs and dams and increasing infrastructure to restore rain water during wet seasons. >> those old solutions are not the answer to california water problems tlx there is no more new water to fill dams today. >> mccarthy has voted against bills addressing climate change and d

investigators say renee hernandez and renee hernandez-santos helped smother her 3-year-old daughter inside a church more than a year ago. police arrested the girl's mother. her case is being handled separately. the trio claimed they did it because they believed the child was possessed by an evil spirit. >>> the chp says despite signs and barricaded roads, a driver managed to crash into a sinkhole. this is in tracy. if you see signs not to drive down a road, don't do it. find a different route. >>> 5:38 for you this morning. we are counting down the days until championship sunday. a live look this morning at lincoln financial field in philadelphia. the niners lead for philly later today. >> it gets loud in there. some of the 49ers faithful are making the trek, others will only have a short drive from their homes to the linc. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. i'm anthony flores in philadelphia where the 49ers will take on the eagles sunday in the nfc championship game. the team arrived here in town later tonight. but the faithful are already making their way to the city of brotherly love.

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thank you. >> [applause] >> yolanda rene king gets tonight's last word.attle brewing in

king, 14 year old yolanda renee king.h activist and our director of youth programming at the institute. she may be young, she has a message to share. generations who came before her and with those to come, thank you so much for joining us today, yolanda. you are one of my favorite people. i can imagine talking of anyone else. i want to start our conversation playing a piece of a speech from your grandfather. take a listen, we are going to talk on the other side. >> life for none of us has been a crystal staff, we must keep moving. if you can't fly, run. if you can't run, walk. if you can't walk, crawl. but, by all means, keep moving. i >> at the end of your grandfather speech, he says keep moving. what does that mean to you when you think about carrying the work forward. >> i think of perseverance. i believe last time when i came on the show, i talked about it being a marathon in this work being american. i think that means that they are going to be times, they're going to be days when you feel discouraged and you want to

she played fbi agent renee walker in "24."ed the voice of tess in the video game "last of us." she recently played the queen in the second season of "star trek: picard." she was 45. >>> "the atlanta journal constitution" says officers pulled a man out of a stolen police vehicle that crashed seconds before a train hit it. >> come on! [ sirens ] >> move! please move! >> police say an officer was wrapping up a traffic stop saturday when a man jumped into his patrol car and drove away. after a high-speed chase, the driver lost control, and the car flipped onto train tracks. officers managed to pull him out of a window as the train bared down. he was charged with multiple crimes. >>> the "dallas morning news" says quarterback stetson bennett was arrested on a public intoxication charge. officers responded to reports of a man banging on doors in a dallas neighborhood. they arrested the 25-year-old and took him to the city detention center. earlier this month, stetson led georgia to its second straight national championship. he recen

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i have to throw out in renes, argue is a timing slot, inveeous for you it's not. that's all i got to say. thank you. senator klobuchar: thank you. i'll throw another one. i believe she said to you, if you don't do a hearing on this i'm going to call amy klobuchar directly, is that possible? [laughter] ok. very good. all right. so i want to thank all of our witnesses. i think this was a good hearing because we had senators from both sides of the aisle making very valid points about competition. it may have been a coincidence it was the first hearing of the entire congress but maybe not because, one, it was bipartisan. good sign for the senate. two, it was about competition, our economy, that goes way beyond the ticketing industry. as i pointed out, 75% of the industries in this country we've seen more and mo more -- more and more consolidation. we have an active justice department now, an f.t.c. we have provided them funding because we actually know they bring money in when they do their job. but mostly, this is also, as been reflected in so many of my colleagues'

. >>> morgan hill city councilmember renee spring tweeted these pictures at stony creek way. many streets flooded and possibly closed to traffic. >>> we have teams spanned out all across the bay area tracking the problems piling up from downed trees to flooded homes to rescues. we'll be posting updates throughout the night. there could be more evacuations on the be. follow us on twitter at nbc bay area and you can share your videos, your photos with us by tagging us at nbc bay area. >>> back to the santa cruz mountains, an offshoot of the san lorenzo river in the ben lomond area. floodwaters have blocked roads in the town. the creek is extremely high. it flows right into the san lorenzo river. we spoke to one man who lives on that creek and says he has a go bag and is ready to leave if the waters keep rising. >> it's crazy. you can see there's a huge down tree that is causing blockages. it is raging and there's a ton of places already under water and downtown ben lomond, it's nuts in just one night. >> issued for parts of downtown ben lomond where the san lorenzo river flows

renee and d an exact same platform technology, say that farm that defends its pockets at the expensive people that is indisputable. and in terms of what lee thing has posted and provided. he also provides the receipts the documents from within twitter that demonstrate that this is the case. what we're looking at here are historic records of events that occurred. i've also spoken to very senior leaders in about a can who were actively attempting to advance this agenda of making these vaccines billable to the world and to the underserved or, or economically disadvantaged populations. and they were very actively blot. there's a lot more to this story than we've seen so far, and it clearly demonstrates the willingness of the pharmaceutical industry to protect its own financial interests at the expense of the general population. i. now what's important to understand about that is that adults, 65 and older have a high incidence of occlusive stroke relative to the general healthy population. so picking up statistically a signal on that background is difficult. what occurred was this flag was

renee marin just had to see for herself. >> it's usually trees coming up everywhere. it's amazing. i'm grateful. i know the flooding is bad, but i say keep it coming. >> reporter: much of california and almost the entire bay area dropped from the most severe drought category to moderate with the state's reservoirs approaching normal levels. the report was good news for the almaden nursery where many customers stopped coming. >> with the drought they tended to stick to some indoor plants, not planting too much outside. they were doing some drought tolerant plants. >> reporter: some customers said they plan to stick to those plants. >> we don't know when the faucet will get turned off from the rainstorms coming in. i mean, we could not have another rain and whatever we have, i don't know how many years it will be good for them. >> reporter: the water district said we've started this way before. >> december 2021, we remember that december because it was super rainy, they had historical snow in the mountains and january, february and march of 2022 was the driest start to a year on reco

here is renee ygnacio. >> splashing into hong kong's subtropical waters, you might be surprised to learn more coral species live here than in the caribbean. yet the swath of the south china sea used to boast even more beauty. >> what was your 100 years ago? coral paradise. >> david aker is a coral ecologist at the university of hong kong. >> those of us who are from the world war ii generation, they tell you the water was crystal here. coevywhere. >> is hong kong industrialized, runoff and pollution blood into the waters area so baker cofounded an eco-engineering startup to rebuild this paradise lost. this team in a world first 3-d printed artificial reef tiles , made from terra-cotta. non-toxic and biodegradable. they placed those on the sandy bottom of the bay and seed it with living coral. 95% survived in the last two years. >> had to do even come up with the idea? >> i just thought to myself one evening, why not tile the seafloor like we would tile a kitchen or bathroom floor? >> these tiles could have global application for coral adaptation with benefits to humanity. reefs protect h

renee approves the deployment of its battle tanks to ukraine. chancellor shoulds tells parliament his decision to send the leopard to tanks follows intense consultation with allies. it comes as the us appears ready to also send tanks to keith. also coming up on the show from the chain.

i'm with renee, there is always next year. thanks very much. >>> oakland held its first ever lunar new year parade today. hundreds braved the chilly temperatures to bring in the lunar new year in chinatown. with the recent mass shootings on many people's minds t wasn't strictly a celebration but also a way for the community to heal and strive for a better future. >> this lunar new year is very significant because we are holding hope, healing but also deep urgency for change and this lunar new year is very significant with the new representation to hoping that we and our issues are going to be elevated. >> there were several aapi speakers at the event including oakland's new mayor, the first hmong american to lead a u.s. city. >>> the man who disarmed the gunman who shot and killed multiple people in monterey park today, today honoring brandon shea. brandon! >> he wrestled away the gun from the mass shooter one week ago at a dance hall in alhambra. the gunman open fire in a monterey park dance studio earlier that night killing

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as renee said.oing to see false equivalency's for the republican party. and so sadly, this document taking from vice president biden is going to be a distraction. hunter biden obviously will be a distraction as well. he never made a hundreds of millions of dollars like jared and ivanka. jared kushner couldn't even get a security clearance yet and still -- still in the west wing doing with sensitive documents. even though countless individuals told the trump administration that jared kushner was a conflict of interest. that he should not and would not get clearance. he was still there. dealing with very sensitive documents. here we are. the republican party will never be truthful so themselves about the fact that we're dealing with apples -- now dealing with two similar instances. sadly, it is going to be distraction for real policy getting done. which begs the question. might be an unpopular opinion. is it best for joe biden who is an octogenarian to say listen, it is time to pass the baton. we can