Joe, its great to see you. [speaking foreign language] little joe im doing great and i hope you and your family are doing well. And let me say first, gracias for having me on. Second, i wanna wish everyone a great thanksgiving holiday, although were in the situation that we are with the virus. And thirdly, i want to offer my condolences to all the families and friends of victims of the virus. Its just so heartbreaking. I do, on behalf of myself and my family, offer condolences and to all families damian yeah, thats very nice of you, joe, and youre speaking from the heart and youre speaking in the first person because you went through it. Talk about what that was like. Were gonna get into your book. We have the whole show with you. But talk about thewhat it was like to go through it and youre still probably in recovery. I dont know if theres any lingering effects that you still have. Little joe well, i as far as lingering effects, i think im just a little short of breath. I hate the wor
Small companies you might not have heard of doing things you might not quite understand or at least thats true with me. I want to focus in on one area in particular called natera out of san carlos. The company has created a series of tests that can detect the recurrence of cancer. Sometimes years faster than an oncologist will catch it on a ct scan and it is done with a vial of blood. Steve chapman is the ceo of natera. Good morning. While your Company Makes most of its money from something called panorama, this is a noninvasive prenatal test, i want to start with this issue of cancer. You are detecting cancer, the return of cancer to be specific, the dna of a tumor which youre finding essentially in a drop of blood. Have i got that description pretty close . Thats right, scott. Thanks for having me. We developed a new test we call signatera. Were sequencing the entire tumor and making a personalized test for every single patient to track their tumor in the blood. The test has shown so
Speaking at a Campaign Event in miamis Little Havana neighborhood. This is 40 minutes. Victoria good afternoon. My name is victoria principe. I was born in venezuela and emigrated to wesatern florida at the age of 11 with my parents. My parents made a very difficult decision to leave venezuela when the situation began to deteriorate in our home country. My mother and father brought me and my Three Sisters to south florida in the hopes of building a Better Future for us. My immigration story is one that so many here in miami are familiar with. We are a community of immigrants from all over. From cuba, to haiti, to nicaragua, and in my case, venezuela. My parents had a successful and happy life in venezuela. But our life there was getting worse every day. Leaving was not easy. They left everything behind and started from scratch here in south florida. Like many immigrant children, i remember seeing my parents at their most vulnerable, uncertain of whether or not they would be able to pro
My mother and father brought me and my Three Sisters to south florida in the hopes of building a Better Future for us. My immigration story is one that so many here in miami are familiar with. We are a community of immigrants from all over. From cuba, to haiti, to nicaragua, and in my case, venezuela. My parents had a successful and happy life in venezuela. But our life there was getting worse every day. Leaving was not easy. They left everything behind and started from scratch here in south florida. Like many immigrant children, i remember seeing my parents at their most vulnerable, uncertain of whether or not they would be able to provide for me and my sisters. I had to grow up earlier than other kids, helping out at home and doing what i could to help my parents adjust to life in america. It is never an easy transition, but that is part of the reason why miami is so strong. Its because immigrants are tough, we are resilient, we persevere. Joe biden sees that. He knows that immigrant
Emigrated to wesatern florida at the age of 11 with my parents. My parents made a very difficult decision to leave venezuela when the situation began to deteriorate in our home country. My mother and father brought me and my Three Sisters to south florida in the hopes of building a Better Future for us. My immigration story is one that so many here in miami are familiar with. We are a community of immigrants from all over. From cuba, to haiti, to nicaragua, and in my case, venezuela. My parents had a successful and d to grow up earlier than other kids, helping out at home and doing what i could to help my parents adjust to life in america. It is never an easy transition, but that is part of the reason why miami is so strong. Its because immigrants are tough, we are resilient, we persevere. Joe biden sees that. He knows that immigrants make america stronger. On december 20, 2019, i finally became a citizen. I remember seeing my parents that day, overcome with emotion and pride. After so