more to melville at the university of copenhagen and denmark and barry sharp, las at scripps research was celebrated with the wells most prestigious prize and chemistry. thank you so much. ah, all of you. i'm absolutely stunned. i'm. i'm sitting here. i can hardly breathe. i'm still la. not entirely positive that it's real, but it's getting really by the minute. the 3 scientists work is all about building blocks. but these blocks are slightly more complex than lego. shop is found a way to click 2 molecules together to make new materials. he was the 1st to come up with the idea of click chemistry. more than 20 years ago. copper dramatically accelerates these click reactions. that was melville's discovery when the focus shifts to human cells. copper isn't such a desirable way to connect molecules. petrucci found out sugars, structures could likens, make molecules stick to cells. this means the pathways of drugs can be illuminated to trace their effectiveness for the material to have this possibility of sort of modify materials to put, to kill it. can you activate the song, them you can

. >> carolyn bertozzi from stanford university in the u.s., and from the university of copenhagen, andery sharp, celebrated with the most prestigious prize in chemistry. >> thank you so much, all of you. i am absolutely stunned. i am sitting here and can hardly breathe. i am still not entirely positive that it is real, but it is getting realer by the minute. correspondent: the three scientists' work is about building blocks, slightly more complex than lego. sharpless found a way to click new mall close together, and was the first to come up with it more than years ago. it accelerates the reactions, m erdel's discovery. when it comes to human cells, copper is not a desirable way, but lichens can make molecules stick to cells. this means the pathway of drugs can be eliminated to trace their effectiveness. >> the materials you have, you have the possibility of modified materials to click new activities on the surface, and suddenly you want this to be antibacterial, and then you click on the surface and it has compounded works against bacteria. or you want something that takes up some ligh

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morton meld l from the university of copenhagen and k.rpless from the scripts research within the past hour, stanford held a news conference and bertos shared what it was like to get the call from the nobel committee early this morning, letting her know she had one. i woke up and you know , all of a sudden, someone introduces himself as a member of the nobel committee, calling with some good news and you sort of have to pinch yourself a few times to make sure it's not just a hallucination in the middle of the night. um but basically what they told me was, um, information that i don't remember. it was a blur. but then the last thing i remembered was, they said you have you have just under one hour. before the announcement goes, live on the livestream, so enjoy the last hour of your previous life, because then it will start your new life and that's what this is. so it's just been i'm overjoyed to see is credited with doing specifically is finding a way to safely use click chemistry inside the human body so you can study the way ourselves wo

professors who won the award with brute ocr morton meld all from the university of copenhagen and k. rom scripts research. sharpless earned his phd from stanford courtesy, is a professor at stanford but studied at uc berkeley so the three of them will share jointly the nearly $900,000 prize for winning the nobel war award in chemistry. david pam back to you. all right. thank you. ali and oakland man was shot and killed after he tried to stop thieves from stealing a catalytic converter, his family says 60 year old arturo coronado already had one catalytic converter stolen from his toyota sequoia outside his home in glenview district, the victim's daughter told us in the past her dad has confronted thieves who tried to steal his tools. usually he'll tell them to stop. but this time they shot him. he was everything i could have asked for the dad. given the circumstances that we grew up in, he did his best to be the best dad. oakland police say they don't have enough evidence yet to make any arrests, but are asking anyone with surveillance video in the area or other information to please

the two other professors who won the award with potosi are morton meld all from the university of copenhagen and k. barry sharpless from scripts research . sharpless earned his phd from stanford courtesy, is a professor at stanford but studied at u. c berkeley. she also taught at uc berkeley and got her post doctorate degree at ucsf. so a lot of bay area connections and this award for the nobel prize in chemistry. all three professors who won will share the $900,000 prize. david garcia back to you. okay ali. thank you happening this morning. oakland's bay tech charter school is reopening today after being closed last week following a shooting on campus that left six people injured by gunfire. tech is one of several schools on that king of state's campus. administrators say there will be extra staff and security and drop off this morning. police have made no arrests in the shooting. our time is now 7 34 attorney general rob bonta is focusing on reducing gun violence and oakland after the violence we've been seeing lately attorney general banta along with the counter castaic county district at

of climate and disaster resilience at the university of 20 and the director of international red cross red crescent climate center. he joins us from copenhagen today. so your reaction to the report? well, you can spin it as a glass half full glass, half empty, where not enough is happening, but at least we're moving a little bit in the right direction. but if i'm honest, the alarm clock has already gone off. and by now it's flashing red and jumping up and down. this is a good confirmation, i would say, because it's not a surprise. the confirmation that we're badly off track. and as your item already showed, we're already feeling the heat right now. we're off track for a very dangerous pro. countries me that these big climate conference is the cops. there's a big push to promise to do better at these cops. and all our coverage of the cops is about what we're pledging to do. but this report is telling us that then the follow through just isn't there. yeah, well once again you can, you can have those story lines about glasses have full glass, it's half empty. and i do think some of the progress that we have seen is also thanks to the fact that

refugees. hasha, my brother alex's era wouldn't say southwest of copenhagen, roon still bears a political science professor at our house university's johnny min now from our host in denmark vega, to happy weather sir on al jazeera, i was reading a pole that had been done by the danish arm tv channel, tv to i that said that hospitals and health care was the biggest concern for voters in denmark and immigration. isn't as high as perhaps politicians would seem to have us believe. give us an indication of how much the immigration issue resonates with voters in denmark when it is true that it often feature the top of the poles that are currently being made. and it doesn't seem to take that much time or interest on the campaign trail. but that shouldn't lead you to believe that the issue is completely off the agenda because outside large just beneath the surface. and the reason for it not being on the top of the agenda is for one. that's not very many refugees are coming to the country at the moment, but most importantly, because less widespread majority, a huge majority of both in the population, out of them on the main center. right pa