in the nano over there while we have just as many yaks as we did last year. and more no less this year they're giving less milk through the non-align it diluted to 2 go and it. took years and i mean last year it was 2 buckets of milk a day. headline and as of this year it's only one you know again that came through. in the. human humans did so in the desert keep spreading. me just show you there may not be any grassland by the time my kids grow up which.

but when you get up there to argue, within a nano second, justice o'connor used to be immediately the one thrown out. >> the biggest change is that you used to spend a lot of time thinking about what your first three sentences work. that's all you are going to get out. now you have to thinknk about three paragraphs you will get out. two minutes doesn't sound like a lot but given what we had grown used to, this is an exponential expansion.n. i've had one argument under the new regime, it was argument that very much lent itself to this because a couple of different theories, i could winld little,i could win big andll the two minutes allowed me to lay out a menu and having played out the menu, the rest of the argument could direct the questions back to the original menu in a way i think is more effective than if

back to the nano particle, dr. fauci can you say about the nature of the nano particle and how you bond the stem sections to the nanoparticles? >> it's very interesting. it's the beauty of nature. it's a self assembling particle, protein from a bacteria and what it does is when you combine the genes of both, when they express themselves they spread themselves as a nanoparticles which symmetrically has the -- >> they just fit properly. >> they just fit. i hate to use this with its almost like a miracle of the natural selection of -- >> the nano particle is a larger protein folded in the geometry. >> exactly what. >> the stem section is how to preserve but not absolutely preserved. >> right. >> are you then going to need several versions of this or other dozens of versions or just in terms of the stem prebuilt? >> we don't know but we became that we will not need very much because even though it's not completely preserved we don't believe that mutations that occur in the stem have a functional relevance in making it

>> this is the nano bandage, that uses nano silver to kill back tear yow! in the form of liquid bandage. stuart: you break it down to the atomic level almost. >> yeah. stuart: how does it prevent infection? >> so the nano silver, the eye ons from the silver surrounds the cell wall of the bacteria and breaks it? stuart: how did you discover this? >> i searched online. stuart: you developed this, in your high school science class if no. i actually started this before i went to high school. stuart: you did? okay. now then, is it a, is it possibly a replacement for antibiotics? >> it could be a replacement for antibiotics but to reduce the overuse of antibiotics and use less antibiotics. stuart: okay. it's a liquid. if i had a wound of some sort on my arm, you just slap the liquid on me, is that it? >> you spray it. stuart: you spray it. you don't slap it on. you spray it on. okay. have you ever thought of selling this to a pharmaceutical company? >> yeah i thought, maybe. stuart: that's good. that's really good, kara, don't hold back on selling to a big pharma

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in the nano over there while we have just as many yaks as we did last year. and more no less this year they're giving less milk through the non-align it diluted to 2 go and it. took years and i mean last year it was 2 buckets of milk a day. headline and as of this year it's only one you know again that came through. in the. human humans did so in the desert keep spreading. me just show you there may not be any grassland by the time my kids grow up which. she would you do if them to my daughter wants to keep going to school. but we don't have a lot of money and i need her here at higher i don't tell about go. along. with giving but if school will help to make her life better she should keep going. on. to mom to could you read that for me i don't understand. me and. so in honor of the buddha who has attained the highest in latin meant. i didn't go to school until i was 11 and we've been propped up in. how do you pronounce about. a used to stay at home mother but the authorities will punish kids who don't go to school. so i started going to elementary school the

here by the incoming nano emphasizes that it really has room for only 2 people and if you take a few things along for a pick you for instance a can get a good title the trunk is very very small last because of the retractable roof but he thinks it had to be comfortable enough for a trips for in a target size a flight that i could. get in germany the hard time add some $2600.00 euros to the price over the m.x. $5.00 for this after. that my father the man i was referring to on the m.x. 5 is that he had. they have this or that minor problem such as the interiors lack of stowage spaces and the small trunk capacity but it has many more good points that you have dated 2 liter engine for example which makes for driving fun and gives you that pill roadster feeling and lots of fresh air as well. the m x 5 r f with the retractable metal roof is a car for all seasons even with all its purest roaster qualities they can handle snow and ice just fine. the sub $99.00 turbo a prime example of swedish engineering saab which started out as an aircraft manufacture presented his 1st automobile prototype

years in prison earlier this year if you remember the former campaign manager of president trump paul nano ford faced a similar charge but he pleaded guilty in contrast and was convicted only to 7 and a half years in jail so it'll be interesting to follow this case and to see how it turns out for roger stone stone and he has a flair for public drama that we know he has described himself as a dirty trick in the past and he signs of that flamboyance today i mean i guess the food poisoning was part of it well that was the 1st little detail brand of course but then in the run up to this trial there is one story roger stone's defense team wanted to play a clip of the movie the godfather part 2 and that led to a back and forth tussling with the prosecutors don't want to make the case that in a text message she sent to a witness and he made reference to a character from that film essentially trying to defend himself by showing film clips of cord which of course is quite unusual in the end she was not allowed to show that film clip only to hand out the transcripts to the jurors and then also roger

they break down into little pieces, micro plastics are now nano plastic stutter in the water, that are in the air, data everywhere. a british inventor, who calls himselfjetman, has smashed his own record for the fastest flight inajet suit. richard browning shot through the sky above brighton beach at more than 85mph. ian palmer was there. we have lift—off, but can he break the jet—propelled bodysuit world record? i've shouted so loudly before i've been heard over myjet engine noise, on the gopro on my head as i was just exclaiming with joy. it is like this unparalleled degree of freedom when you're flying. it is super fun. richard browning is on his second adjudicated run. can he go any faster? the british inventor didn't just go faster, he obliterated his own world record — reaching a top speed of more than 85 miles an hour. it did start out for no practical reason at all and it's still not how you will take the kids to school any time soon. but as a first stepping stone that opens the door to a whole new way that it might inspire. it already has. these air scouts travelled all

micro plastics and now nano plastics, that are in the water. they are in the air. they are everywhere, and it's oui’ air. they are everywhere, and it's ourdoing. air. they are everywhere, and it's our doing. and they are being in my fish, and of course we are consuming that fish. overfishing is another issue. it's a major issue. i may tell us what is being done there. well, it's an issue that curiously we are beginning to put it all together, relates to payment. we understand when you cut forests you break the links in terms of those systems that capture carbon and generate oxygen, but it's true in the ocean as well. this, like trees, are carbon based units. we have taken 90% are carbon based units. we have ta ken 90% of are carbon based units. we have taken 90% of many of the big fish out of the ocean, and a lot of the little ones too. so we have disrupted the planet through what we've done to the natural systems. we once thought it doesn't matter, they'll always come back. but now we know they don't. also on the programme: it is never too late to learn. the gra

not some number of nano seconds. how will the military and justice procedures to deal with is no possible threat. the sooner it will be driven by innovation will happen at the lowest possible if it. what we have to do and places is to get people the policies and authorities in the framework to do with the need to do. the innovation, the people that will see i have a solution to this and i am going to write code. i'm going to develop an algorithm. if you give me the date and the tolls the payment, all of a sudden thanks, we can do that. who is the idea, more decentralized than a lot of people are comfortable with today. and that brings risk. we are talking about higher risk, but it is either that or risk losing the fight. who it's his idea of decentralized development and decentralized experimentation and decentralized innovation. and as described the innovation was described this morning, we have got to give them the push from above,. >> nairn inference. >> we are staying already, sort of efforts to destabilize where

>>that down during the kink a wildfire reopening this morning, including notre the nano to reme state wine and vineyards in windsor the winery ao ubled as a housing for firefighters from across t state. it was sed from the re thewner of the family owned property jare stein says he feels ftute having the rst responders on the scene because without them. the property simply would not have survived. >>stream lee fortune and i mean this is the heart of the operation if this were to have gotten smoke damage and he got a fire in here it would have shut us down the way around this deck from every corner there's charring under the actual would. that the firefighters eans were here while it was burning were able to get it out before damaged anything thawe h up here. >>so they have to and you can see looks relatively clean. they'll have to look around a little bit check out for any possibldamage and then ey will try to reopen in about a month from now. coming up on the kron 4 morning news th40 niners are preparing for a huge game tonight what they think. >>division rivals the seattle seahawks j

countries so it's difficult for me to to repeat individual visits until it's absolutely indispensable and nano it is up to the authorities according to the convention against torture article 12 they have an unconditional obligation to investigate promptly and impartially as soon as there is so called reasonable grounds to believe that an act of torture could have been committed but that doesn't need to be evidence if the un special rapporteur on porters conclusion is not reasonable grounds i don't know what is all relevant u.k. authorities reject all your allegations there are now being allegations about a judge involved in the case judge or both not that she has links to the u.k. ministry of defense her husband although both not one s.c. strategy a company in which a co-director was the former boss of m i 6 john scarlett basically people that concern do in the wiki leaks cables are julian as and over some of the release of. what did you make of these connections well i mean here just as in sweden every single step in the judicial proceedings beat the bill violation proceedings or the extradit

towards the nano ask his followers on twitter not to give ammunition to a man he called the scoundrel he also defended his minister of justice as your model as a judge let the car wash corruption investigation his impartiality les cayes has been questioned and that's why lula is requesting a retrial brazil is polarized between those who love and want him back in the presidency. and those who are angry with the corruption that happened while he was in office. he is planning his political comeback he's already jaded was when i dos biggest political rival. so when out of the gamble brazil police in several bolivian cities are joined protests over these its beauty and reelection of president evo morales the policy of. guards outside the presidential palace were among those who left their posts what others denounced the move accusing police of staging a coup the defense minister said no military action will be taken against them is the 3rd week of violent demonstrations what are those accused of rigging last month's election to secure a 4th term. to preserve the new bolivia life itself and

on 240 nano and you know i'm on this report are you not real jane. which are really you know or. are you know very harsh punishment. so that's not just. going to use this opportunity to raise this issue who could pressure. was straight to recognize you know our rights because we want our innocent people and what that was then and government is really really. bad and. it's not it's unacceptable and supporters of a high profile u.s. death row inmate are calling for his release after new evidence emerged that could prove his innocence if you want are already reus are to be executed next week in texas for the murder of a woman 23 years ago but his lawyers say new testimony implicates the woman's fiance john hendren as more from bastrop and texas. i'm outside the bastrop county texas courthouse and it was here where rodney reed was convicted for the rape and murder of stacy stites it was also here that he was sentenced to death death by lethal injection and that was to be carried out on wednesday nov 20th and with just a few days it would seem to be a hopeless time for the friends and

is to develop a vaccine in which you cut off that head as shown there, take the stem and put it on a nano particle which is highly immunogenic. if i can show you this. this is a 4 million times blowup of what the first universal flu vaccine would look like and these dark blue areas are the stems. we have started a phase one trial as shown here in the spring of this year and it will end at the end of this year and next year we will do a group two universal flu vaccine. so as the president said in the executive order, the purpose of what we're doing is to improve little by little until we get vaccines to protect us in the most efficient way possible. thank you. >> thank you, dr. fauci. at this point, we will begin our first rounds of questions and the chair will recognize herself for five minutes. dr. jernigan, there is a well-funded disinformation campai campaign sowing confusion on the population. it has different belief systems. innocent children are falling ill today with diseases we once thought were eradicated in the u.s. young women are unnecessarily being put at increased risk for c

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not a number of nano seconds. how will the military justice procedures to deal with this real possible threats? >> it won't be driven by ad of the innovation will happen at the lowest possible level. but we have to be able to do at these places is give people the policies and authority and framework to do with the need to do. the innovation of people will say i have a decision to this and i'm going to write a code and develop an algorithm and apply it to this problem but in the field if you give me the data and the tools and framework and all those other things, we can do this. the idea that in that fight it with the more decentralized than a lot of people are comfortable with today, and that brings risk with it so we are talking about higher risk and consequence, but it's eitherr that or risk losing the fight so it's this idea of decentralized development, decentralized experimentation, decentralized innovation, the innovation as it was described in one of the panels this morning happens and we have to give them

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but for your barnum, nano forms of humbug were hurtful. sometimes, very could be harmless even join us. he claimed that for your him, the generally accepted definition of humbug focused on this benign writing. when he defined as glittering appearances and novel expedients, which is suddenly arrest public attention. and attract the public eye in the year. in other words, what he did. this matter was that the person who attracted patrons in this way, but then foolishly failed to give them a full equivalent for the her name, cannot get a second chance for your customers who are properly denouncing a swindler. in an imposter and a cheat. i say this is really, the whole idea humbug is his idea of humbug. is one of the things that distinguishes him from his reputation. as you begin to look at him in more depth. i will get to that in a second. but i want to tell you since the book has been published a few surprising things, this method book a few things have been a not happen to me before it will begin. in addition to having all here and cspan2 h

a nano second later, the captain came up to me and said, another plane hit the other tower of the world trade center. my mind flashed to three initials. i knew about the attacks on the world trade center in 1992 and i knew about al qaeda. that is where my mind went. i performed a test that we had to perform a lot, every day. does the president need to know? 1000 times atest day and most of the time, it is no. this was an easy test to pass. yes, he needed to be told. i presumed he was sitting underneath the microphone, where everything that was said could be picked up. i knew that he was sitting in front of second graders and a press pool. i decided to pass on the facts and make my editorial comment, but not invite a dialogue. i opened the door and walked into the classroom. the teacher of the second graders was conducting a dialogue between the president and the students. say good morning to the president. good morning, mr. president. this dialogue was taking place. anne compton was in the prospal -- press pool and she saw me. it was particularly awkward for me to come in from backstage

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, the next frontier industry could be worth by $1 trillion losers, legacy satellites, as we turn to nano satellites, that is a thing? >> that's a thing. it's one of the things that we'll be touching on i think tomorrow is sort of this new boom of satellite constellations the smaller satellites speaking of, spacex, which does not actually have a presence in huntsville but did a launch, the second launch of their starlink satellites earlier today this is something we'll be talking about today. >> aerospace related, boeing up 2% as it says now they expect the max to return to commercial service in january a company put out a statement a few moments ago. so busy veterans day continuesp to the judge and the half. >> all right carl, thanks front and center this hour your money in the next seven weeks. optimism growing over a year-end rally. time to increase exposure to stocks or pair back your risk? it's 12 noon, this is the "halftime report." >> what's hot and what's not stocks that investors are piling into right now and where opportunities are hiding in this record-breaking market cisco sys

. >> i like to look at companies vertically our analysts, 40 of them, look at nano caps all the way up to the big companies and the ones that you go to a meeting -- i read a transcript, one analyst -- now i don't know why it was only one, 16 million shares and a play on sfras and they have new technology with fuel cells and electric vehicles >> so how long have you owned teledoc? >> no more than six to nine months ago we're buying it today at 81.05, buying it today literally. >> it was up friday $5 after our conference >> are you buying anything else? lately >> within full disclosure we're always buying stock because we have clients that hire us and we like to be fully invested much like a hospital for special surgery does specialized things. >> i feel like we're having special surgery here right now >> you want names! >> i do. i do >> name names. >> i'll give them to you very quickly. what we like is the -- what i give to students ai'll give to you, a pp test, planet and people what happened at yale new haven -- sorry, yale/harvard game is what is going on -- >> climate protests. >> c

. >> in a daily rate is like a normal day at school in the next nano, i get a text message. i thought is made editors. we called my dad, and then when i realized that. [inaudible conversation] i had to take those what was going on. >> limit technical difficulty. it is hard to understand. so we will just move on. but is the 15 -year-old lady who was describing the impact what the raids affected her and how she feels and news is still served suffering personally. and the relatives in the home, are afraid to come out of the home for fear of being picked up. so it is a real challenge and a lot of families are facing. clearly families are still suffering from these recent rates. none of the employers have experienced any illegal consequences yet. my u.s. attorney, has stated to those who use illegal aliens or competitive advantage, hard to make a quick buck, we have something to see to you. if we find you have violated criminal law, we are coming for you. and yet not one employer a person from management, has been arrested and no one has been charged. in fact, prosecution of comp

jay towards the nano ask his followers on twitter not to give ammunition to a man he called the scoundrel he also defended his minister of justice as your model as a judge let the car wash corruption investigation his impartiality unless case has been questioned and that's why lula is requesting a retrial brazil is polarized between those who love and want him back in the presidency. and those who are angry with the corruption that happened while he was in office. he is planning his political comeback he's already. the biggest political rival. that is i want. sober not of the gamble brazil. let's discuss this further james green is director of brazil initiative at brown university joins us on skype from providence rhode island nice to have you with us as we're seeing to brazil right now rival protests some for lula some against him i wanted to give me your assessment of the level of support that lula would have and how much of a threat that is to balsam araa. so in the last election allure was not able to run and so in his stead ran up person who is the former of some polo and a former mi

and we want things to change we are denouncing the decision so looking go back to prison jailed for nano ask his followers on twitter not to give ammunition to a man he called the scoundrel he also defended his minister of justice. as a judge let the car wash corruption investigation his impartiality unless case has been questioned and that's why lula is requesting a retrial. brazil is polarized between those who love lula and want him back in the presidency. and those who are angry with the corruption that happened while he was in office. will lack is planning his political comeback he's already. the biggest political rival. that is how will. sober not of the gamble brazil. plenty more ahead on this news hour including protests spread across hong kong on the 24th straight weekend of unrest class hundreds of indian sikhs make a pilgrimage to pakistan for the 1st time in more than 70 years and in support funds and a 16 year fed up drought i'll have the action coming. prominent opposition figure camp has been released from house arrest in cambodia 2 years after he was charged with treason

you the kind of an antibody response that you want, that is a highly immunogenic approach into the nano particle approaches for any vaccine is really the wave of the future. and that is what we are trying to do to get away from the situation of having to row a complete virus and use that as a vaccine the way we are doing and it was. here you use the dna technology and show the immune system only that part of the virus that you want it to respond to and avoid all of the other distracting and human responses. that's why the scientific community is so excited about the new technologies. >> thank you. doctor jernigan, following up on the cluster and if we find ourselves in a pandemic outbreak, how quickly with existing technology and the vaccines be produced to catch up with the outbreak? >> in the examplan example i th7 when there was the identification of a very bad influenza virus that started to circulate among poultry in china and ended up having almost 2,000 human cases exposed to them. we were able to receive the vaccine sequence directly from colleagues in china and with that we wer

in the haven't to seven months to get it grown and processed whereas if you get the platform such as nano particle whichf is one of several platforms, as a plan, articulated in their is to develop and perfect various platforms so we can get away fre burden of having to grow the virus. >> thank you. i yield my remaining time. >> thank you so much for this panel. we heard a little bit today that despite strong efforts involving the sector that the universal flu vaccine remains elusive, what advantages do you see on the horizon to improve the flu vaccine? >> i believe that scientific advances willl be what i was showing on one of the slides of ultimately being able to develop a vaccine that would induce a response that would have brought coverage. i was just speaking to one of the scientists whog made a breakthrough discovery yesterday when he visited the clinic in 2009, he developed an antibody from a person who was infected with the flu and found clearly to a particular component which was interesting. then he found out that not only did itan neutralize the virus tt the person was infected

la pintura que utilizan ellos tienen nano tecnologÍa. es un concepto que va a salir el aÑo que viene. fue diseÑado completamente en estados unidos. convertible espectacular. estÁn viendo el 2021. tiene hasta amazon alexa. impresionante. el nuevo nissan que lo estÁs viendo. eficiente. nuevo diseÑo interior. todo elÉctrico. ahora también utiliza una tecnologÍa para seguridad. el nuevo prototipo rm de hundai. lo estÁn llevando mÁs como auto de carrera. es muy bueno. obviamente, un concepto. por Último, tenemos este de 2020. acÁ están viendo. tiene unas pantallas mÁs grandes interiores. tambiÉn utiliza un motor b8. definitivamente, los camiones estÁn refinando mucho más cÓmodos y mÁs eficientes. quÉ te parece? carlos: me parece muy interesante. me da un poco de risa. las leyes cada vez estÁn mÁs estrictas que uno no puede ver el celular y le pone la pantalla cada vez mÁs gigante a los coches. [risas] difÍcil concentrarse. ariel: exactamente. no sÓlo las pantallas mÁs grandes. un placer estar por aquÍ. carlos: graci