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and hugh everett, came along saying "well, what if we studied the whole universe as a quantum mechanical system, then we wouldn't have a system a an observer, we only have the system." so everett said we need to iderstand quantum mechani and of itself. and he realized that that implied the existence of many worlds. and, know, everett gotve treate badly. he got ridiculed. he was told he didn't understand quantum mechanics, and we figured this out 20 years ago, the whole bit. so he didn't even apply for a faculty job as a physicist. he left and worked in the defense industry. but we've learned a lot more about how quantum mechanics works since the 1950s. so in fact in my mind everything we've learned has made his case stronger. and we look at and say yes, i see the worlds, there they are. i see them in my math. telescopes or microscopes. >> reporter: so what does the math tell you about the universe? >> it tells us that the universa is an ab mathematical structure that evolves in a very certain way anmawith a very able consequence that when you look aa quantum system, when you observe it,i

hughes, bbc news. with me now is dr vijay kunadian, she‘s an interventional cardiologist, at newcastle university, andgood of you to come. my pleasure. for those viewers watching, especially women, what would you say to them in terms of awareness and advice at this stage, given we have already established that there is inequality in the system, in terms of recognition and in terms of provision of care? yes. for women, traditionally, they think it isa for women, traditionally, they think it is a conditions are often related to cervical cancer or breast cancer and ignore the symptoms for such sly site if you have any symptoms around your chest and don‘t feel well, think of heart first. because heart disease is number one killer in the uk as well as worldwide. and our data analysis from a national database shows that women are lagging behind in terms of seeking attention as well as receiving treatment. as a result, we are losing lives. we are losing precious lives, prematurely. so, what i would say to the women across the uk and worldwide is do not hesitate to get help. when we talk about inequality and

join me is amani perry, the hughes rogers african-american studies in program and law and public affairs and gender and sexuality studies at princeton university. that's the longer title. a scholar of legal history, cultural study and african-american studies, professor perry talks on issues, literature, laws and "looking for lorraine", the life of lorraine hansbury, the winner of the pan-america award for biographies and new york times notable book for 2018. her newest book "breathe", a letter to my sons will be published in september. other works include, may we forever stand, the history of the black national anthem, a 2019 naacp image award nominee and gender and liberation. she wrote the introduction to the barnes & noble classic tradition of narrative journal of truth and professor perry received a bachelor agree from yale university. jd from harvard law school and a ph.d. from harvard university. we are so honored -- [applause] >> yes. we are so honored to host her today on this return visit to s us, please give a warm welcome. [applaus [applause] >> good morning. i'm so happy to bring amani perry to chitaqua. there was a day of biblica

imani perry, the hughes rogers professor of african-american studies and faculty associate in the program in law and public affairs and gender and sexuality studies at princeton university. that's a longer title than the à [laughter] a scholar of legal history, cultural studies and african american studies professor pairings work often focuses on multifaceted issues such as the influence of race on law, literature and music. she's the author of five books including "looking for lorraine: the rut Ãb a new york times notable book for 2018. her newest book "breathe" a letter to my son, will be published in september. other works include may we forever stand the history of the brock national anthem which was a 2019 naacp Ãbshe wrote the notes an introduction to the barnes and noble classics edition of the narrative of à truth and professor perry received a bachelor degree from yale university her jd from harvard law school and a phd from harvard university. we are so honored. [applause] we are so honored to host her today on this return visit to chautauqua, please join me in offering a warm chautauqua and welcome to imani perry and krista tibbett. [applause] >> good morning

hughes ge is a majority shareholder the majority sale would cut it below 50%. peloton plans to sell 1.5 billion in stock in ipo news cnbc parent nbc universal owns a stake in thee direct club is expected to price its own ipo sometime tonight. that offering could raise as much as $1.3 billion the government is out with the august producer price index in 90 minutes economists headlining inflation 1/10 of 1% wholesale inflation is seen rising by .2. >> let's take a look at what's been moving this morning dom chu joins us from cnbc headquarters dom, what do you have? >> as we take this conversation that you guys were having with richard fisher about rates and what it does to the market, we have seen interesting reversals by this rotation, some are calling it, in the markets overall. one of the places that we are looking kwoes closely is not wi banks but in europe given the ecb and everything else. the spdr s&p is up fractionally. since the lows that we saw over the course of the last couple of weeks, this particular etf that tracks arguably the more interest rate sensitive parts of the banking industry, that is traditional lenders at the mid-scale size for regiona

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