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wilbur, it's great to see you. >> good to see you, maria.ent. tell me about apranoya. >> oh, thank you very much. it's been quite a long haul. in fact, it's why y i haven't bn able to get to davos this year. we were trying to get to the pointpoint of closure which we finally reached yesterday. maria: you know, i was just speaking with steve paluka about investing in biotech and i feel like there's so many opportunities where you're not only looking at saving lives potentially but it's of also a really important and potentially profitable money making situation. what are you expecting from this company? what's the burn rate? and how soon before you would actually expect a product? >> well, we are much ahead of most buy biotechs, if that we believe our lead product, apn1607. which is a pet diagnostic tracer, we believe that will be in the market in 2024. it's in phase 3 right now in china and that will be the first point of distribution. then we have several further products beyond that. we have small molecule moderators. we have anti-bodies a

so carson started a regular routine of attacking wilbur mills for his shall we say conduct unbecoming a congressman although i'm not sure where that bar actually is. it becomes clear though that knows was suffering from alcoa some end and as soon as that became publicly known cars and stop making jokes about the man even though other continue to do so. alcoholism should not be -- carson i was worried that being political or drive away half of his audience. and in some ways that's more or less what happened after he left the scene. jay leno his successor in the "tonight show" retained many of carson's more concerted views while the more liberal viewers migrate to late-night and cbs where letterman led to higher ratings. that trend has continued to the current day. stephen colbert on cbs sees the ratings of the "tonight show" host jimmy fallon who focuses less on humor and jimmy fallon of courses project we famous for a hair tossing interview with candidate trump before the 2016 election that the critics said was little more than a promotion for trump and trump had starred on nbc for th

the chair of the house ways, fellow by the name of wilbur mills was driving in washington and he was stopped by police, he didn't have his headlights on. the police suddenly find that the congressman was in the company of fanne foxe, a professional stripper from argentina. and in order to avoid the police, fanne jumps into the tidal basin on the washington mall. this was not a successful way to avoid the police, and it was certainly not a successful way to stay off the monologue on the tonight show. and so, carson started a regular routine of attacking wilbur mills of conduct unbecoming a congressman. although i'm not sure where that bar actually is. it becomes clear though that mills was suffering from alcoholism. as soon as this became openly known, carson stopped making jokes about the man, even as other comics continue to do so. alcoholism should not be spoofed, carson told an interviewer. carson always worried that being too political would drive away half of his audience. if you sounded too liberal, the conservatives would tune out. if he sounded conservative, the liberals woul

wilbur who's buried in this chaos. yes, absolutely. so. thank you, everybody. please join me in welcoming john. welcome, everyone thank you, bret, for inviting me as part of let's play the exhibit as part of the historic bethlehem mission. it's very nice to talk during playoff time because we who love baseball love the fact that many underdogs have upsetting the top dogs. and my talk is all about underdogs because in 1918, beth, i'm scaled league. fascinating though it is has been lost to history partly because it was so short and partly the major leaguers went back after armistice after the end of world war one, back into their normal jobs and living. what i'm going to talk about sort of to the very dusty archives so who remembers 1918? who was there in 19? i'm going to take you back to late september 1918. we're at the stadium at the lebanon plant of death. i'm still bethlehem steel had just acquired the plants the year before 1917. and the plants job was turning out bolts and rivets for the world war one, america's world war one effort. so at this phase, bal

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. >> wilbur smith hopes his flight from washington to fort lauderdale, florida, will take off on timehis wife is waiting there and he has not seen her in a long time. >> my first thought was freaking out. like i have not seen her in five months. now it may be a day or two more. >> an apparent technical glitch can hold the u.s. travel industry impacting billions has drawn renewed scrutiny to the vulnerability of the system. a full investigation has. been promised. >> the u.s. secretary of state and u.s. defense secretary are hosting their japanese counterparts in washington, d.c.. a sign new agreements expanding their military ties and are discussing the growing debt of china's ambitions. -- plans to double defense spending by 2027. the pen has been a key american ally since the end of world war ii. >> japan's strategies align closely with our national security strategy. challenges to identify and -- we are committed to upholding values of democracy and human rights, defending human law, continuing to tackle global challenges that no one country can solve alone, like the climate crisis

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good to see you, wilbur ross joining us on that major investment. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ maria: good morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo i'm is 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. 1:00 p.m. here in davos, switzerland. we're coming to you from the world economic forum, getting a read on the global economy as we're watching china reopen. citigroup y announcing back in he's december it would pull consumer banking operations out of china as part of several other markets in asia. it is a wider step back from doing business there. joining me right now to talk more about the environment, the backdrop for investing right now is europe middle east and africa ceo david livingstone. it's great to see you. >> great to see you. maria: thank you for being here. i'm sorry i missed you in may. i'm happy we can do it in person this morning. tell us what was behind the move to pull out of china and those other markets. was it 14 markets in asia? >> yes. the one important word is consumer b

if that happens to model wilbur ideal, a burial again tonight because where there's not going to be good but it scotland and that evolution isn't, is going to be one in the sunshine. so yeah, let neil and his team say scotland has always been poorer than the south of the u. k. they blamed the government and westminster for a lack of financial support. the tory party of keeping the money for the rich people, the rich get rich and the poor get poorer and i serve you same make poverty has to be. we're sick of being skin it up. so a 2nd tie of the beam scan up here. scotland as rich in our search for you, we have, we help you all the more than you in your bush wins water. at course we have the oil to they tell us that the assets off the scottish coast have been exploited by british companies for decades with practically nothing left over for the scots in the u. k. the methods that scotland subsidized by england. but if you look at the, the statistics, it's a scotland subsidizing with this the other way around. so it's a colonial situation. it's a potus ethical situation. and so why, why shou

to my best friends he only being withheld it was safe to be my true self including charlotte and wilburemain minors start for friendship and matilda who keeps me company at times when i feel odd. and then to endure the stress of difficult condition i just need to think of the rats of nymph and i learned for the first time about the work of thurgood marshall and ruth bader ginsburg and then in their 25ve years ago that i resolve to become a lawyer just like them and change the stories our country chose to tell neither that day nor that conviction has left me. for the treasures of the books are edged into my being in my heart still mourns those from where the red for grows and delights of the wayside school feeling itself with the feminism of the wrinkle in time t. but most of all the honor of having found books and reflected me at a party on —- at a time when he needed it despite all messaging i was not singularly unwanted perhaps i was just as worthy as the next child. there are few things more comforting than the sight and smell of books because you are here add a book festival at 9:00

to motivate me to say it's really high chandler, something's tune. alessandra jeremy follows dr. wilbur's advice and drastically alters his diet. the result of the change to his lifestyle speaks for itself. i gotten some ties on his gum, said pockets with depths of 11 to 12 millimeters, but in some cases they're almost gone. i was awarded and we applied both the classic oral hygiene cleaning protocol is mister sir ami did in simultaneously change the diet that his long term condition is already stabilized shows di it's important role and i wouldn't wanna deal with poly phenol, rich fruits and vegetables are effective in reducing inflammation. color intensive varieties contained especially high levels of antioxidants. substances. these vegetables don't just contain poly feels. they're also rich in nitrate. to what extent regular consumption of nitrate rich vegetables influences ginger vitus is being researched by dr. ivana, yoko schneider of the vince berg dental clinic. assembly juice drank with the defined nitrate content was produced for a study. the test group drank the nitrate rich sa

friends, the only beings with whom it was safe to be my true self, those friends included charlotte and wilbur, who to this day remain my northstar for friendship. julie at the walls, matilda who still keeps me company at times when i feel singularly odd. when i feel that i alone have endured the stress of moving an abrupt and difficult conditions, i just need to think about mrs. frisby and the rats of nimh. through the library i learned about thurgood marshall and ruth bader ginsburg. some 25 years ago that i resolved to become a lawyer like them and change the story our country chose to tell in courtrooms and laws and books. neither that day nor that conviction has left me. through the treasures of the books that i discovered are etched into my being, my heart still mourns where the redfern grows, the silliness on the wayside school and feels itself with feminism with a wrinkle in time. the honor of finding books, perhaps despite all messaging, i was not singularly unwanted, perhaps i was just as worthy as the next child. to this day whenever i feel scared and lost there a few things more co

those friends included charlotte and wilbur who to this day remain my north star for friendship. julie of the wolves and matilda who still keep me company at times when i feel singularly odd. and when i feel that i alone have endured the stress of moving an abrupt and difficult conditions. i just need to think of mrs. frisbee and the rats of nim it was through the library that i learned for the first time about the work of thurgood marshall and ruth bader ginsburg. and it was then in there some 25 years ago. that i resolved to become a lawyer just like them and change the stories our country chose to tell. in its courtrooms and its laws in its books neither that day nor that conviction has left me. for the treasures of the books that i discovered are etched into my being. my heart still mourns little ann and old dan from where the wet red. fern grows still delights in the silliness the wayside school. still steals itself with the feminism of a wrinkle in time. but most of all the honor of having found books that reflected me at a time when i needed them gave me a sense that perha

we did it, wilbur! it's magnificent, brother. huzzah! why do you get the armrest? why shouldn't i?. if you're on a flight, you need to share the armrest. and if you want to save by bundling home and car insurance, you need geico. it's fine! what is that? a tray table, for snacking. mmmm. i didn't get peanuts. oh, well. see how much you could save by bundling with geico. ladies... welcome to my digestive system. when your gut and vaginal bacteria are off balance. you may feel it. but just one align women's probiotic daily helps soothe digestive upsets. and support vaginal health. welcome to an align gut. >>> finally tonight, barbara walters influenced the lives of so many, and tonight, a special "20/20" shares the personal experiences of those who got to call barbara a colleague and a friend. >> let's go. >> funny, when i was home, i thought this outfit was perfect. >> do not laugh out loud. >> i'm just waiting for everybody to settle in. >> let me know when you have speed. >> you have speed? >> we have speed. >> when you grow up in this country, wanting to be a journalist, there ar

i'm wilbur. im in con, dial k one time when she was applying for a job, i'm the boss that she would have to have sex with him as a condition. he laughing god, be the okay. yeah. is that going in or not? 8 it's the sort of thing that happened to most women working in the greenhouse is a causal apostle corner law. my urea villamor had escaped when it's really bad of the why my dad was there somewhere, month lou national tional self of war. i wasn't scared when my father said we were going to spain. yeah. because i knew the scene yogananda and i want to help my family a lot. that's my sole objective. so my family makes all the decisions. so that's how it is. oh gosh, hello. with europe is not keen on immigrants, while ignoring the fact that it needs them. while the e u. s. use a policy of isolation. countries in the south of the continent desperately need labor, a fatal conflict. in the mediterranean alone, 971 migrants drowned in the 1st 6 months of 2022, while countless others remained missing. ah, the general demo, my opinion on immigration policy is that people should be allowed to ente

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the mfc and the little and we medicare minimum with carina vertica, sued with emitted in a suit, wilbur day in the middle. she said, i'm, i'm going to be shocked. me as it was coming up like we had a bit in the middle. see we moved into a diversity there with me. i tell 20 more. you the i don't to do blood. she made it takes a breaks group, come to be treated, it sounds positional. a love is a love, a placid accountability liz, emily kelly z, made the how come off a fail? i fair enough, she escaped, press it or no skin for a we'll see at all you left a causal of whether the more feeler feel of where the land dollars seems like cafe, the living further to apply these awful got his or 5 on exit tenure. nick usual on this dyslexic, hopeful things. you guys, why do you merge people circulate your breath? it got sudden your own pass our fee. see me, don't do me salary via email. feet. me, paul. live on who let she don't ever middle. know? yep. you need no fee. oh i it is also monday. well as it would be in the morning, if you do a quarterly to shoot while you're global, rheumatoid matchup, i

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wilbur explains exactly how he was wounded. >> we're watching the slow motion replay of the shooting. around here, boom. look how close he is. look at the gun. the way to reagan is clear, and right here, the bullet hits right there and gets through that little gap. through the tiny gap created by the open door of the bulletproof car, hitting the president. an incredible fluke. it was hinckley's sixth, and final shot. secret service agents raced him to george university hospital, where doctors found the bullet dangerously close to reagan's heart. >> judy, i'm sorry to interrupt -- >> nbc cut into her report with the news. >> in front of me now are to bulletins that both say president reagan was shot in the chest. >> the president was rushed into surgery. meanwhile, the fbi was desperately trying to find out what happened. retired fbi agent, thomas baker. >> we didn't know, was as part of a conspiracy? where they're gonna be other people shot? >> the answers would be much stranger, and more chilling than they could possibly imagine. and it turned out, the clothes were hiding in plain si

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not going to take wilbur ross' tax areturns home with me.whatever you want about joe biden, i highly doubt he has that attitude toward classifieddulates. in your mind, do you discern a difference in these two cases? >> i think there's obviously a big difference. and as you point out, joy, it emanates from the different approaches these two men have for governing. one has enormous respect for the constitution and the rule of law. the other one doesn't. in terms of the two cases, they each get judged on their facts. and again, i think you're correct to point out that there's some fine line subtleties here, and republicans have certainly tried to make the two cases comparable in a way that might blunt their impact. but when prosecutors look at these cases and these are career prosecutors, we have on the one hand in the biden case, a trump appointed republican united states attorney from maryland. ironically, in the case of the trump investigation, we also have someone who served as an acting u.s. attorney for part of the trump administration. s

several of the key folks on that team are not here today as wilbur and janet james. godfather and godmother. such good work here. and and also martha oakes and and. and. haley and rhonda falloon and leon doucette, who all worked literally on a daily on the on the project. but several key folks either on the board or on the staff or good friends of the museum and and indispensable on homer project number two the the book that referenced the biography of homer are here and i want just mention them too. including rob and davis who was a partner on the completion the book. tom and caroline hubley were enthusiast stick in support of the of the exhibition. steve and kit rosenthal. steve as you may recall had a brilliant partner exhibition in the adjacent gallery with his extraordinary seascape photographs. susie natty was also a tireless enthusiast for the the exhibition and my work since then. louise breen was an advisor on on the book. george and penny wingate, who have been wonderful supporters for years and and last but from least my long suffering wife, ellen, both an

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leader within the christian right accused justice samuel alito of leaking the verdict in the 2014 wilbur versus hobby lobby case. the one that gave companies the right to deny birth control coverage to their employees. the reverend bob shank told "the times" that he used that information to prepare a public relations push to get ahead of the backlash from the decision. as you may recall, it is justice alito who also wrote the decision overturning roe. hmm. interesting. so when it comes to the dobbs leak, you have to ask yourself the question, who benefited? who benefitted the most from it being out there? and the answer is simple. it is these right-wing religious groups that have spent decades trying to ban abortions. so they, too, could prepare for the inevitable backlash. make no mistake, getting rid of roe was not the end goal for these groups, but just the start ofusade to control women. anti-abortion activists were in washington today for their annual march for life rally. and they have made clear where they want to take this american talibanism next. we're already seeing their effo

. -- wilbur ross. so this is place for this type of lawmaker.e incendiary members of the right, on the republican party, and kind of shrugs its shoulders at the more extreme members on the left. >> quite frankly, our nation hasn't seen anything relative to january 6th since the start of the civil war. and i think that we have to be very serious about that. it's one thing to say there are incendiary remarks made by some members on the left that even democrats didn't like or -- howard: yeah, criticized them. >> but when we're talking about threatening to overturn an election, we're talking about the incidents we saw on january 6th, the taking down of the american flag, the piercing at law enforcement officers, the process of that day and everything that went into it in trying -- and trying to prevent something like that from happening again, we cannot compare the two. and i think it's very serious we take into consideration the aftereffects of january 6th, what it meant for our nation, the rest of the world and how they view the united states in p

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so one place taking a new approach to blocking out the spectator noise, wilbur one hit go in price putting on a defendant during his quarter final in london. didn't really seem to help him in front of a really rule because crowd he lost gabriel clemens. there is, he became the 1st german to reach the semi or that it's a sport is looking for. now let's get back to julie inland and do thank you so much . that's it for me to meet all the team for this needs. are we back in just affected much for ah ah and the latest news as if breaks this particular sub station has been here in 3 separate effects. why fix russian we saw with detailed coverage, they had health that the u. s. would relax water pandemic restrictions. this week, which would likely have better there are of getting in from around the world over 3000000 people to talk to the 3. and one of cited for you and then mfc and the national african narrative from african perspectives, home blooming, gale and liver transplant total. well, i thought there was in a new series of short documentaries, by african filmmakers from miami and gabon is

and he's talking to wilbur mills and mills. so something like, oh, what are you doing this weekend? this is why i'm going home. i'm taking in mounds, evidence from the judiciary committee, and i'm going to read through it and was like, well, your boy scout is going to read through. come on, who hasn't made his mind up by now? but, you know, as jane often, i mean, he was a boy scout and jane, when he talked to his family, the political issues of the day. sure was, as he say, up to his eyeballs in his work all the time. so he was coming home trying to explain to us kind of at the top of his lungs. so a lot of it went over we were just kids growing up in the suburbs, you know, doing doing sports and braces and friends and yeah, he, he tried to educate us and then we should say he was great champion of the equal rights amendment and a great champion of civil rights bills. and i think he i have no doubt that that was out of total conviction. but his would have killed him if he wasn't. i mean, she was a force. that's right. she was. and he always said that she was his conscience. but he a

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were a lot of senior republicans were saying companies gotta go in the rumors the people thought wilburing to like we did with nixon, but have the white house and tell them to go now and there are some talking i don't know how serious accept of knowledge russ about and someday maybe we'll find out iil don't know their documents and e-mails and were not. i thank you so a simple, look i think a political statement thank you so true. >> is indisputable, he's the dominant political figure in america like in this last decade and my hunch is that the people who do not like him or think that is a dragon party, may include mitchell, kevin mccarthy, have their fingers crossed and they are hoping he will go away or that it looks like ron desantis is gearing up to run and my opinion back to opinion, join window, people say johnny can wait but i think their moments in politics when you have to do it and i think his moment of sound if he waits another four or eight years come i think that moment might not present itself again solf that could happen. minutes left butter in-depth program with steven h

wilbur is first in phoenix, caller: good morning. it is actually the democratic line. modify one noun with another noun. host: thank you. caller: the word republican can be used as both an additive and a noun. democrat in front of a noun was first used as a pejorative and democrats still see that as an insult. host: how is it used as a pejorative? caller: a long time ago during the eisenhower administration that is when republicans started saying that and i think they were intimidated by the power of the word democratic since we are a democratic nation. if you look back to english 101, democratic is the additive that describes -- democratic is the adjective that describes the democratic party. the republicans chose to say democratic party as a way to insult democrats. host: that is what you call to tell me? caller: that is all i wanted to say. host: jack is in maryland, republican line. good morning. caller: you are doing a great job. i want to congratulate c-span for becoming my go to channel for entertainment. i cannot wait until the hearing starts. i hope you have t

police later arrested 28 year old wilbur winchester, now charged with her murder.l be a gps and i bid you farewell. um you took my best friend. let me take the only last living birth here and then i have oakland police say they still don't know the motive for that attack, but the suspect has also been charged with attempted murder for allegedly stabbing another woman two days before the postal worker was killed. our time is 6 56, a justice department appointed a special counsel now to investigate president biden and the handling of classified documents. attorney robert her is a former federal prosecutor who was appointed by president trump. he will now investigate how documents that were marked class. defied ended up in president biden's former office in washington, d c and at his home in delaware. i am confident that mr her will carry out his responsibility in an even handed and urgent matter to the strongest president. biden says he doesn't know what's in those documents, which the white house says we're likely inadvertently misplaced. one congressman says he's s