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let's get more from the reflection washington stephens, even so welcome, stephan, local media that in the us of named discuss the suspect. just privacy laws means that we cannot. what more can you tell us about the charges he's facing around the would be assessing and suspect tier of made his 1st initial appearance in federal courts today and was presented with 2 charges of you just said in the piece one is the um eh, possession of a fly um while be convicted as a fellow and so the man has a record from 2002 this felony, charge us then from there and was convicted as a felon, for a procession of a weapon of mass destruction. and that means he owned a or had a machine gun and this is not allowed in the united states. the 2nd is possession of a fi um with a obliterated serial number. meaning that the prosecutor here, he said he did something to the serial number, which is on every gun. and this is also legal. you're not allowed to do this. this is a legal and this is the charge. now those charges are holding charges, meaning there will be a detention hearing coming next monday and until

here's our chief cricket writer stephan shemilt.ld say it's the best news for english cricket since the last time they gave brendon mccullum a job, because he's done such a good job with the test team. like you say, for two years, the testjob and the white ball job have been separate. england tried that ten years ago as well. and the problem is it almost creates a bit of a two—tier system in english cricket that one team maybe gets left behind a little bit. and inevitably that is the white ball team. and what we've seen over the past couple of years is that the test team have thrived, and the white ball team have gone backwards slightly. they've had two disappointing world cups. when brendon mccullum was given the testjob, we thought, and a lot of people in cricket thought, that it'd be more suited to be a white ball coach. mccullum was a fine test cricketer for new zealand, but he really made his game in the white ball format. but he said, "look, i don't want to take on a cushy number. and at the time england were 50 over world cup

welcome stephan, local media that in the us have named this suspect fully japanese frequency roles means dw cons. a given that what more can you tell us about the suspect as well uh, not much whether we heard in the piece. uh, that's pretty or well rounded up there, but um, i can tell you that he a so a judge today. um this monday morning mr. uh, are, was put in front of a federal judge. uh and uh, they read out some charges for him. those are holding charges. what's a holding charge? that's prosecutor coming up with a charge and really quickly or fairly quickly to make sure that the suspect 50 year old, white man space in custody. those charges possession of a firearm. um as a convicted felon. so they have a little background. this gentleman is a convicted felon. he. we also know that he has a small construction business in hawaii. he has a residency also, it seems in north carolina or some affiliation with north carolina. and he was not able to afford the lawyer. he said as much because he owns only 2 trucks. they are in hawaii, he said, and he has no savings. so um he will get a lawye

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vaccination convoy in gaza were held at gunpoint by israeli forces a military. checkpoint according to stephan dejarak, dozen un staff members were stopped at an israeli checkpoint. dejarak also said that israeli forces fired shots on the convoy ramming the un vehicles with bulldozer. he held the israeli regime accountable for what he described, as yet another dangerous encounter which impeeds their missions. meanwile, the un humanitarian agency for palestinians onrowa has also slamed the israeli regime for the incident. the agency stressed that the situation took place despite. prior notification and coordination, onrra said last month that 207 of its staff have been among more than 288 workers killed by israel since its war on gaza started last october. israeli violence in the occupied west bank has claimed the lives of two more palestinians in the latest attack the regime's troopers killed a man and woman and injured several more in the northern city of tulkaram. israeli soldiers have also stormed the palestine red cresent society emergency center in the same city abducting two paramedics s

of france himself has already managed to propose the minister of foreign affairs of the republic, stéphane, to replace the previous european commissioner. mr. briton himself tried, as they say , to rake in even more issues for himself, which naturally caused a rather skeptical reaction. ursul and funderlyaem of the european commission, each side strives, as they say, to have in quotes their european commissioner as a task. on the professional incompetence of the head of the european commission, well here, according to the newspaper politikin insists on the start of the new convocation of the european commission on november 1, despite the difficulties with the approval of some candidates. the european commission reported that the hearings will take place in october, in principle, in this case, the fonderline plan still has a chance to come true. let me remind you that the head of the european commission earlier addressed the authorities of the member states. with a request to provide her with the candidacies of their representatives for the new composition by august 30. the leaders in the u

to replace him, france proposed the head of the foreign ministry, stéphane sajourné, who had alreadyished himself with his anti-russian statements and open sympathy for the kiev regime. ursula gave him the post of vice-president of the european commission, responsible for the prosperity and industrial strategy of the eu. now in his last days as minister of foreign affairs of france, he is traveling across the expanses of the post-soviet space, and trying to form an anti-russian union on territories of the post-soviet space, today he is in armenia, tomorrow he will be in moldova, these actions of the sijourne. in fact, we can already interpret them as actions of the french minister and as actions of the future european commissioner, directed against russia. strengthening of anti-russian rhetoric in the european commission is expected due to the appearance in brussels of the lithuanian deputy andrius kubilius, the representative of the baltic states will master another new position for the european commission - the european commissioner for defense and space. kubels is not just a russo

stephan dujarric said that the israeli soldiers surrounded the un vehicles with tanks and bulldozers and damaged their employees under pressure. and finally after hours of interrogation they released them to return to their bases without carrying out the mission. the national emergency polio vaccination campaign for the age group of one to 10 years has started in gaza since yesterday, and 140,000 children in this age group are supposed to receive the vaccine. united nations relief and works agency for abarah. the palestinian announced that since the beginning of the attacks on gaza, about 20 schools in this the area is closed. according to anurba's reports , the children of gaza are deprived of going to school for the second year in a row. here, the school bell rang to mark the start of another school day as hundreds of gazan students headed to class with joy and hope for a future that would make their dreams come true. but the continuing war of the zionist regime in the gaza strip turned the intact schools into relatively safe places for the palestinian refugees. last year, i should

vaccination convoy in gaza were held at gun point by israeli forces a military checkpoint according to stephan dejar. dozen un staff members were stopped at an israeli checkpoint. dejarak also said that israeli forces fired shots at the... convoy ramming the un vehicles with bulldozers, he held the israeli regime accountable for what he described as yet another dangerous encounter which impeeds their missions, meanwhile the un humanitarian agency for palestinians onrua has also slammed the israeli regime for the incident. the agency stress that the situation took place despite prior notification and coordination, honor said last month the 207 of its staff have been among more than 288 workers killed by israel since its war on gaza star. in chicago, a palestinian own cafe was vandalized for displaying a palestinian flag in what seems to be a clear attack based on discrimination, however in what many muslims in america say is pattern police have refused to classify the attack. as hate crime. romy masodi has more in the story. in the month following october 7th, hate crimes against muslims in the

in his place, france proposed the head of the foreign ministry, stephane sajourné, who has already distinguishedmself with his anti-russian statements and open sympathy for the kiev regime. ursula gives him the post of vice-president of the european commission, responsible for the prosperity and industrial strategy of the eu. now the last days in the post of minister of foreign affairs of france rolled across the expanses of the post-soviet space. trying to form an anti-russian union on the territory of the post-soviet space, today he is in armenia, tomorrow he will be in moldova and these actions today we can actually interpret as both the actions of the french minister and the actions of the future european commissioner directed against russia. the anti-russian rhetoric in the european commission is expected to increase due to the appearance of a lithuanian deputy in brissel. organizer of various anti-russian actions, including with the participation of foreign agents, including. these are attempts to interfere in the internal affairs of russia , attempts to organize various anti-russian actio

according to stephane dujar dozen staff members were stopped at israeli checkpoint. dudark also said israely forces fire shots at the. convoy and also rammed un vehicles with bulldozer. he held israel regime accountable for he described is yet another dangerous encounter which impeeds their missions. meanwile, un humanitarian agency for palestinians onra has also slamed the israeli regime for this incident. agency stress situation took place despite prior notification and coordination. unra said last month, 207 of his staff been among the more than 288 workers killed by israel since started its war on gaza back early october. "israely violence and occupied west bank has claimed lives of two more palestinians in the latest attack regime troops killed a man and woman and injured several others in the northern city of tukaram. israely soldiers of also stormed palestine red crecent society emergency center in the same city abducting two paramedics since beginning of the genocidal war on gaza 11 months ago, israeli forces have now killed over 700 palestinians. and left ov

the israeli entity into lebanon and now the un secretary general antonio gutierres is spokesperson stephane. jarig says we do not want any sort of ground invasion by the zinius entity into lebanon joining us uh we have a patiently standing by is tony golsing joining out of brissel uh tony seems uh things couldn't get worse seems like the get more out of hand and more violent and more volatile your initial thoughts uh well uh just a note to your viewers about how this is being justified here in the west ' listening to the bbc um radio five, which is national rolling news channel here in britain, they had uh various speakers on justifying the use of assassination techniques, saying how beneficial it can be uh, and of course uh, i i tried to phone up to get onto the radio to say, look, if you start using assassination techniques, you can start wars, the first world war was star with the assassination of uh prince france ferdinand in sarajevo - these are, this is extremely dangerous and it's also a war crime, so why is the bbc saying that this is a good thing uh, at least the they're bringing g

vaccination convoy in gaza were held at gun point by israeli forces a military checkpoint, according to stephane, dujar, dozen. staff members were stopped at an israeli checkpoint. dujar also said israeli forces fired shots at the convoy, ramming un vehicles with the bulldozer. he held israely regime accountable for we described as yet another dangerous encounter which impeeds their mission. meanwhile, un humanitarian agency for palestinians, undra has also sammed the israeli regime for this incident. agency stress situation took place, despite prior notification and coordination with the israelis. unra said last month to... 107 of its staff have been among the more than 288 workers killed by israel since this war on gauza started back in the first week of october. israel violence and occupied westbanks claim the lies of two more palestinians and attacked regime troops killed a man and woman and injured several more in northern city of tuokaram. israely soldiers have also stormed palestine red cristal society emergency center in the same city abducting two paramedics. since beginning of the geno

stéphane sijourné is expected to replace breton, who resigned today.ike to point out that the personnel changes in brissel are not taking place without scandal. according to bloomberg , the head of the european commission personally asked macron to recall briton in exchange for a more influential portfolio for the fifth republic. as the publication notes, this step could hinder ursul vonderland will start his new five-year term in his old position on 1 november. briton himself wrote a letter to the head of the european commission, noting that she had been guided by personal reasons, which she had never discussed with him, in deciding to dismiss him. this is further evidence of her questionable management. in the spring, briton was against vonderland's re-election as head of the european commission.

next president wasn't harmed as get more for the report, the stuff in siemens, a washington welcome stephan, local media that in the us have named this suspect fully. germany's privacy rules means dw cons. a deal with that. what more can you tell us about the suspect as well uh, not much whether we heard in the piece. uh that's pretty or well rounded up there, but um, i can tell you that he a saw a judge today. um this monday morning. uh mr. uh, are, was put in front of a federal judge. uh and uh, they read out some charges for him. those are holding charges. what's a holding charge? that's the prosecutor coming up with a charge and really quickly or fairly quickly to make sure that the suspect 50. busy a white man space in custody. those charges possession of a fight on a as a convicted felon. so they have a little background. this gentleman is a convicted felon. he. we also know that he has a small construction business in hawaii. he has a residency also, it seems in north carolina or some affiliation with north carolina. and he was not able to afford the lawyer. he said as much because h

so through that, i'm professor stephan box from the technical university of dressing. thank you. i. let's take a look now at some most orders from around the walls with southern mexico rest set . it has approved to reform to reshape the judiciary. the legislation passed mo, a house last week and establishes the judges, including those on the supreme court, will be elected by popular vote. critics, it will threaten the rules of law and politicize the judicial work. is it not rove, is made at fault of pulled off a strike against the proposed agreement with an indian in the past, but to operate the facility and use logics to aviation unit and says the model nice ation deal of german kenyata international apple would lead to job losses and bringing non canyon black because the strikes caused may just slight cancellations and the lights type food. yeah. j is driven, has triggered to severe flooding land slides in north thailand, killing at least 6 people. and i guess brought destructive floods to valves. me and my, i'm vietnam, destroy homes and businesses are forcing thousands of people

we any of you. stephane stem hope's, the weekly yoga sessions will reduce his levels of fatigue in cups much and coming on last month. if you have a headache, you could always take a pain killer, but with fatigue, there's really nothing you can do apart from lying down. although he leaves, he agrees to meet us again towards the end of the course. for the how exactly does he have the support, the healing process? neuroscience is to send you a bushes, has done extensive research into the effects of indian meditation and other techniques. many yogurt exercises involve adopting unusual pulses. this appears to have a positive effect on the body, on the brake. and those kinds of animals this off rains. main task is to keep us safe and the best to make knows our body and can assess all movements the more it allows us to relax. and the more we can concentrate to an essential tasks, consumption cells in your muscles and joints constantly send your brain signals about which pumps of your body a web based means that even when you perform unusual movements, your brain can create an a precise image

political bargaining with paris, as a result macron successfully placed his minister of foreign affairs stéphane, younger and less experienced, in the european commission. in general, in europe, a trend is developing not only at the level of the european union, by the way, but also of national states, when representatives of small groups who do not have charisma, who do not have a system of internal authority, should come to power, so they are all gathered, each small, then it is convenient to manage them, so the weak must rule, there must be no leaders, there must be no charisma, fonder had previously conducted a negative selection for the post of special envoy for business issues on... she nominated a fellow party member and fellow german markus peiper in exchange for germany's support for her candidacy when running for a second term. however, ursula also became a compromise figure between macron and merkel 5 years ago, in which government she was the minister of defense, although she was a doctor by education and worked as a gynecologist, now she is squashing it in the bud european democracy,

1st who had contact with the suspect, the as the contact on this crossover to munich and speak to stephane back in, i'm a, he is a journalist and unit is epicene right now is to find what more can you tell us so what i'm right now here i took the spot, so it's getting squared this central unit, this a very busy area is completely cordoned off, as it can see in the background, to your, on his bus there about like 15 police cars. and if you look further out, there's a lamp posts behind there, a big tube of a building that is the nazi dumped invitation center. and that's a, maybe a 3 minute block for to meet us from the east. really going to a general away and everything you're quoting off police does not give you information. little people come up the uh to the values and say what happens? you know, they haven't heard of the news yet. it was a helicopter earlier. and then a gun, man, supposedly it has to be installed by police. and from what we know now is that the situation is clear, but of course the investigation still is underway in the other stuff. and what about the timing of this inci

o and drones to attack the pont military experts and the political analyst. alexander stephane of told us the you an atomic agency doesn't say who's to blame for the plan attacks, because the institution is under enormous pressure from the west. that is not a problem to understand. so i'll try and which side of those tags being made. and surely, uh, in a ballistic expert to use uh, examinations, uh, would uh, directly show that that tags being uh, provided by the training and side while they were created. and it forces all this information as far as i know of e as of june, july the, to the end to now to the representative. so the international atomic energy agency month. so they don't make any decisions. and.

we're not frankly, stephane, but i'm a little you know, that let's, let's bring the roots into this, this equation quickly, and a wrap it up soon may, but it's so good to get you on the show here. and i'd say hooton's saying under the proposed changes to the doctrine, any active aggression against the rules will trigger russia's nuclear response that's bear in mind by the real estate sharing a border with 5 countries this way. and yeah, a lot for ya, poland, russia, ukraine. what would that mean? step on if the roost came under attack and, and russia initiated a nuclear response. explain that to me. of russia and bella rules are part of one country and the, they're definitely big part of one military alliance. so any attack against groceries would mean attack against russia and lets me remind you that recently president the veterans look a single outside of the same go, has said that attack on valid rules would mind the beginning of world war 3. i frankly think we already room or 3. yeah, but i think what she actually was saying my of in my own words was that attack against the barre

john stephan fue encontrado inconsciente cerca de las vías del tren con lesiones graves en la cabeza pero fue liberada. ahora las autoridades piden a los residentes que revisen sus cámaras de seguridad por cualquier actividad sospechosa. esto habrá sido entre las 11:00 y las 16:00 de la tarde del lunes pasado en san josé. la policía logró arrestar a 3 sospechosos de atacar a un hombre que ellos utilizaron machetes. el video que está viendo aquí en la pantalla es del momento del ataque. es de vigilancia. grabó justo allá. lo puede ver usted? el suceso ocurrió en una plaza comercial del este de san josé y libertad pedraza nos trae lo más recient. ay, no! qué increíble. así reaccionó este trabajador de la plaza alum rock al ver las imágenes de cámaras de vigilancia que muestran a un hombre adulto, siendo atacado por 3 hombres armados con machetes. ocurrió el 27 de junio a las 22:00 de la noche, a sólo unos metros de su negocio. justamente no lo había escuchado como tal, pero sí se vive en muchos casos aquí, en esta más que nada en esta zona de los 7 días de la semana, quizás 5 días. son

stephan hoffer of lgt private banking asia. as we mentioned, china hawks in the u.s. house have passed legislation seeking to blacklist chinese biotech companies and american subsidiaries. backers of the bio secure act argue it will prevent asia from dominating another field the u.s. has pioneered. for more, let's bring in our breaking news managing additur derek wallbank. we have this from the house, where does it go next? reporter: theoretically it goes to the senate and then joe's desk. it's maybe not as easy as it would seem from what was a lopsided bipartisan vote. that is simply because of a factor of the calendar. we have 12 session days remaining between now and lawmakers go home at the end of september two go campaign for the fall elections. after that, you have a limited period of time. we are hearing among lawmakers that there's talk of tacking this may be onto another must pass bill. the defense authorization may not come up until november or december if that's the route they take. it's also possible nothing happens at all and it slips through the waves an

i asked our chief cricket writer stephan shemlit about why england have taken this step.sh cricket after giving brendan mccullough myjob. like you said, for two years, the testjob in the whitehalljob have been separate. england tried that ten years ago. it almost creates a two tiered system that one team maybe gets left behind. the whitehall team has gone backward slightly. it baa has gone backward slightly. it has been curious _ has gone backward slightly. it has been curious since _ has gone backward slightly. it has been curious since the _ has gone backward slightly. it has been curious since the arrival- has gone backward slightly. it has been curious since the arrival of. been curious since the arrival of mccullum, and the white ball teams have just gone backwards. mccullum, and the white ball teams havejust gone backwards. est mccullum, and the white ball teams have just gone backwards.— have “ust gone backwards. at the time have just gone backwards. at the time when _ have just gone backwards. at the time when brendon _ have just gone backwards. at the time when b

vonderlaen has proposed the head of the french foreign ministry , stéphane sejourné, the post of viceresponsible for eu prosperity and industrial strategy. the new commission is expected to start work on november 1, which means that one of its first tasks will be to sum up the results of the us presidential election. today, we will again talk about the protracted conflict south of belarus that affects each of us. in connection with it, we... increasingly hear the word escalation, and it comes from the latin word scala, which means a ladder. step by step, the war increases in complexity and destructiveness of the weapons used in it and the number of victims. the term escalation of military operations first appeared in the united states during the conflict in vietnam. this meant the transition from supporting the puppet regime in saigon to direct participation in the war. and what will the ladder to the abyss be this time? yes, what stage will the escalation reach against the backdrop of the approaching defeat of the zelensky regime, this will be discussed in today's program, welcoming

stephane will be the executive vice president of prosperity and industrial strategy. responsible for the industry sme and the single market portfolio. he will guide the work to put in place the conditions for our companies to thrive, for investment and innovation and economic stability and trade and economic security. next slide, please. kaja will be our representative and vice president. we are in the era of geo strategic rivalry and stability. our foreign and security policy must be designed with this reality in mind and it must be more aligned with our own interests. i know i can count on her to bring all this together and be the bridge between our internal and external policies and to ensure we have geopolitical commission. next slide, please. i'm very happy to entrust the role of executive vice president for people, skills and preparedness to roxana. she will have the portfolio responsible for skills, education and quality jobs and social rights. this is under the umbrella of a union of skills and the european pillar of social rights. she will focus on those area

stephan citroen steps in, let's see what he gets. it supposed to be a big month. it might not be to do with digital. ed: there are some issues in that eu term, a lot of them watch this program. what's on that agenda informing a new commission and that team she wants to assemble? john: in the agenda, she wants to make it clear she isn't pleased with the fact that most member country states have put forward mail condo dates as opposed to male and female. she wanted to guarantee gender balance, as they call it. but so far it counts as good as if it were men. when it comes to the actual agenda, we got a glimpse of what it might contain last week when the landmark report was unveiled by mario draghi, the former prime minister of italy and president of the european central bank. ursula von der leyen has made it clear that she would use the pro competitiveness agenda for her next mandate. ed: regulation was a big priority for this term, how much of it will be for the next five years? gian: it depends on how much von der leyen decides to cleave to the letter of the report

stephan curry here.hat a great honor it was to represent team usa to go out there and win the gold medal for the olympics this summer. that uniet off and on the court back and continue to move our country forward. this is about preserving hope and belief in our country, making sure families can be taken care of during the most precious times. >> what was the reaction to that? why was that so important for you to do? >> the reaction was great. also obviously a lot of noise in terms of any time you step into this lane, you know it's going to be received, you know, in a lot of different ways. for me, it's all about creating conversations that are about being decent human beings, first and foremost. i think we've lost that a little bit to before, obviously, endorsing kamala is important for me, for my family. >> why? what are the issues you care about most? >> say what? >> what are the issues you care about most? >> i just know especially for women's rights and thinking about what's at stake with this electi

barnier finally became it, but the president did not forget about the former, gabriel atal's partner stephanewill become the european commissioner from france. the depth of changes in european politics. is completely unacceptable, so i am intensively you can imagine that it was worked with the member states, and we were able to increase the share. the head of the european commission also announced the creation of new positions, the european commissioner for defence and space and the european commissioner for enlargement and reconstruction of the eu and ukraine. apparently, russophobia was the main criterion in appointing the eu high representative for foreign affairs. it was the prime minister of estonia kaja kalos. the topic of security, caused by russia's war in ukraine, as well as the topic of competitiveness have a much greater influence on the composition collegium, so this in many ways reflects the times we live in. the political situation in ursila vondeljaen's homeland is also turbulent. the opposition cdu-cs faction in the bundestag has announced the nomination of friedrich merz as a

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here's a photo of the victim. 89 year old john stephan. daughter tells us he was visiting a homeless friend when the attack happened on the embankment near 280 and foothill expressway. she also tells us he's now out of the hospital. anyone with information is urged to contact los altos police. in just a few hours, cal fire worker accused of setting fires will be in court. on friday, cal fire arrested 38 year old robert hernandez and apparatus engineer. he's accused of setting small fires in sonoma county over the summer. all of those fires only burned less than an acre of land. hernandez will be in court. that arraignment hearing is happening this morning. you can soon expect strict new rules on cell phones at your child's school. comes after governor gavin newsom signed a new bill. newsom signed the phone free school act yesterday. it will require school districts to develop policies to limit the use of smart phones by july of 2026. however, any policy must allow students to use their phones in the case of an emergency. newsom says this i

another frenchman, stéphane sejourné, former partner of former french prime minister otal, also a formerter of foreign affairs, will receive a post in the new composition of the european commission. will head the amazing direction of industrial strategy and wealth of the eu. the former prime minister of france, openly gay gabriel otal , gave up his post, and is now fulfilling a childhood dream, visiting a place that his grandfather told him a lot about. otal, accompanied by mother of maria kuris, came to ukraine to see the legacy of his ancestors. as it turned out, the former prime minister of france is a descendant of ivan kuris, who lived on the territory of modern odessa. the dream of visiting the place that his grandfather told him so much about finally came true. gabriel approaches the family castle. the palace now does not look like in historical photos, the housing was often plundered, destroyed, the building was destroyed by fire, but the castle was saved from complete destruction, an entrepreneur bought it at auction, a charity was created the foundation began to restore, more t

challenging to play your opponents on home soil, but will bayley quietened the crowd, beating france's stephaneding hannah cockroft in the 100 metres, and shot—putter sabrina fortune, who almost gave up on sport after disappointment in tokyo. a first—round effort, and that is enormous! tokyo destroyed me. i wanted to give up tokyo destroyed me. i wanted to give up after— tokyo destroyed me. i wanted to give up after it. _ tokyo destroyed me. i wanted to give up after it, because it hurt, and it was one _ up after it, because it hurt, and it was one of— up after it, because it hurt, and it was one of them things of like, am i not good _ was one of them things of like, am i not good enough? we have fallen down, _ not good enough? we have fallen down, let's get back up and try again. — down, let's get back up and try again. and _ down, let's get back up and try again, and this time, to have it, it wasjust_ again, and this time, to have it, it wasjust amazing. it again, and this time, to have it, it was just amazing. it was like, again, and this time, to have it, it wasjust amazing. it was like, i

we have -- when we talked to stephane. >> stephane bancel. >> yeah.cancer is so specific, they go and find your individual marker, if you will, for the cancer that you have. those weird sequences in the dna that they talk about. i don't know what universal marker with the prostate and they're looking for the antigen. they are looking for that when you get a test. i don't know how you direct the cancer to that particular marker. probably monoclonal. >> to see those companies spending billions in the last year. it has the potential of ozempic or monjauro. >> it is interesting because this has been an area that we have been hearing people talk about. there was a lot of early stage research and all of a sudden, last fall, you saw eli lilly making an acquisition and after that, the steady drum beat of acquisitions and deals and just last week with sanofi getting in on this and the analyst i spoke to says he sees every major pharma pharmaceutical company will have to have exposure. >> they all? >> it has been acquisitions and partnerships or licensing deals

. >> jonathan stephan ryan. >> matthew l.yan. >> tatiana ryjova. >> christina sunga ryook. >> thierry saada. >> jason e. sabbag. >> thomas e. sabella. >> scott h. saber. >> joseph francis sacerdote. >> francis john sadocha. >> jude elias safi. >> brock joel safronoff. >> edward saiya. >> john patrick salamone. >> hernando r. salas. >> juan b. salas. >> esmerlin salcedo. >> john salerno. >> richard l. salinardi jr. >> wayne john saloman. >> nolbert salomon. >> catherine patricia salter. >> frank salvaterra. >> paul richard salvio. and my uncle christopher william woodencheck. he was a great father, husband, uncle, and friend . hard to believe it was 23 years now. especially for his five children. he was 35 when he passed, and that was way too soon. his children hardly knew him. today, i want to thank everybody who still comes here and watches this ceremony. without you, we just wouldn't be here still. i want to thank everybody who puts this together and works behind the scenes. this would never flow smoothly if it does. thank

so stephan was born in germany, grew up speaking better. german than english, was bullied as an english kid at a german school, world war one. but then when he moves back to england at the age of 13 or 14, bullied for being too german. so a man very about his identity, but very, very aware that identities are created. you know, you can learn to act english. he learns to act english. in the end, you can perform your your nationality. and when becomes a journalist, he goes back to germany and he's basically this i don't know, will americans know these references? you guys who tintin is? yeah. yeah, of course. so he's kind of like tim said. he does amazing investigative of war reporting, but he's also a lot like borat, you know, borat yeah, the so what he does is he pioneers a form of journalism where he dresses up in different personas in order to provoke people. so in the 19 sort of in the late 1920s he goes to england goes little provincial english hotels and acts like this boorish very kind of like awkward german tourist. like how long is