Maria good Tuesday Morning everyone. Thank you for joining us this morning. I am Maria Bartiromo tuesday ma, 6 00 a. M. On the east coast. The inflation unfolding, futures indicated again at the start of trading ahead of the april Producer Price at 8 30 a. M. Eastern we have all hands on deck coming up, dow industrial lower by 28, the nasdaq is up for an s p 500 higher by one a mixed market this morning as we await the ppi today and also keep retail earnings with the strength of the consumer, home depot out in moments, walmart out this thursday with the preview coming up, the stocks are mixed commodities look like this, oil, gold, copper and this morning as you can see we have another move higher and gold 870 in the price of copper is up again a big rally up 1. 5 , brents, crude oil both flat down fractionally european markets are mixed take a look at the eurozone the s p 100 in london by ten the cat cried in paris down by four index index lower by 40 points. In asia mixed fractional m
Have around 3,200,000 students studying in all the universities of the country. There are 110 public universities that provide services and more than 200. The various faculties that are located in these 100 universities. Thank you very much, mr. Ashkris, the radio News Reporter, for all these 3 million and 20 students that you mentioned, whether they are new students or students who have been students before and have years of study. Wishing you success in the upcoming Academic Year well, today is a sunny day, its a very newsy day for broadcasting. Once again, we are going to the glass news hall with my colleague, mr. Shayame, mr. Shayame. Hello news agency. Thank you, mrs. Hajipour. Well, we are still proudly at your service from the glass hall of broadcasting. With another one of my colleagues, who is going to cover an important meeting today, the idea of the political deputies of the governorates all over the country to gather in tehran today, well, you know, anyway , it is an
92000 hours of programming on the latest discussions on history, politics and biography. You can watch book tv every sunday on cspan2. Or online at booktv. Org. Book tv 25 years of television for serious readers. In Elementary School teacher. Lets try that again. Good afternoon. Okay now we have to saying. This is how it goes. Good afternoon, good afternoon. Then im going to say how are you and then you have a simple response. I am fine, im fine, i hope that you are to. I want you to sound like a choir. Good afternoon i am mc how are you . Im fine im fine i hope that you are too. Good afternoon and welcome to the report lunch. We are so excited to be here. I am doctor brown and i have the privilege of serving as the executive director Grant Research scientist of the doctor and joyce payne center for social justice, housed in the Thurgood Marshall college fund. After nearly two years of research and collaboration with the center for black voices headed by doctor Camille Lloyd we have so
92000 hours of programming on the latest discussions on history, politics and biography. You can watch book tv every sunday on cspan2. Or online at booktv. Org. Book tv 25 years of television for serious readers. In Elementary School teacher. Lets try that again. Good afternoon. Okay now we have to saying. This is how it goes. Good afternoon, good afternoon. Then im going to say how are you and then you have a simple response. I am fine, im fine, i hope that you are to. I want you to sound like a choir. Good afternoon i am mc how are you . Im fine im fine i hope that you are too. Good afternoon and welcome to the report lunch. We are so excited to be here. I am doctor brown and i have the privilege of serving as the executive director Grant Research scientist of the doctor and joyce payne center for social justice, housed in the Thurgood Marshall college fund. After nearly two years of research and collaboration with the center for black voices headed by doctor Camille Lloyd we have so
Congratulations on that. Thank you. You have an incredible story about how you even began to think about this, so tell us about that. Yeah, well, i was adopted, and when i was 35 so 15, 16 years ago i was contacted by my biological parents, who actually had stayed married. And one of the reasons that they contacted me was to give me this medical information. My mother had had Breast Cancer twice, and she found out that it was caused by the brca mutation, which meant that i had a 50 chance of inheriting that mutation. Wow. And so when you heard that, what did you think . What did you do . Well, you know, i knew that it most seriously affected women, and i had a daughter who was two, and that it would be something that potentially she would have to deal with later in life, but i assumed like Silicon Valley people, i was very optimistic. I figured theyd have this bug fixed in the version of humanity 25 years from now, so i didnt really think that much of it at first. But later it became m