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[00:01:21] Wimbledon, I played the first round against We return to the show New Day, friend of the show, General
[00:01:24] Hospital Medikana
[00:01:26] Sarajevo.
[00:01:32] tennis, sometimes it turns your
[00:01:35] "I was guided by that, I didn't know how good I was or if I would
[00:01:39] ever be able to achieve that, we
[00:01:42] honestly didn't have anyone to
[00:01:45] look up to, we didn't know which path, which way we should go, we
[00:01:49] somehow solved the tasks
[00:01:52] one by one, but
[00:01:55] we succeeded and I would like my path
[00:01:59] to be..." this indicator for other children that from
[00:02:02] absolutely no conditions results can be made, I
[00:02:06] just regret that how much
[00:02:09] time has passed since the war and how much
[00:02:13] the only scenario, it's one of this time has passed since we made those
[00:02:16] great successes, I mean
[00:02:19] the Davis Cup team, my successes from
[00:02:23] 2015, 2016, 2017 until
[00:02:26] today, uh tennis - tennis in Bosnia and
[00:02:29] Herzegovina. it had to be raised a little, to rise above
[00:02:33] all that, I regret that even today my city
[00:02:36] Sarajevo, does not have a proper tennis center, children do not have
[00:02:39] where to train, where to train in winter, we don't have a hard court,
[00:02:43] when I come to Sarajevo in winter it is really almost impossible
[00:02:46] to train because there are simply no conditions, I would like to
[00:02:50] come sometime before the tournament on hard courts, but I have nowhere to
[00:02:54] play, I can simply come to Sarajevo to rest, that's
[00:02:58] it, so I am really sorry that even today
[00:03:02] we don't have that tennis center that would help children,
[00:03:05] tournaments are of course very important, but that system
[00:03:08] that Mr. Haris talked about is sorely needed, because without it, we simply cannot
[00:03:12] expect that there will be many players
[00:03:16] who will succeed individually with their families to
[00:03:20] achieve some great successes, so
[00:03:23] one of my goals when I finish my career is to
[00:03:26] dedicate myself to tennis in Bosnia and Herzegovina, unfortunately I still... "I
[00:03:30] have to take care of my career while I still can,
[00:03:33] then yes, then I will then I will
[00:03:37] try to dedicate myself more to tennis in Bosnia and Herzegovina, not just me,
[00:03:41] I will try to gather the national team members of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:03:44] to see if there is a chance to
[00:03:48] systematically change the situation of sport
[00:03:51] in general, but especially tennis, because I think that tennis in Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:03:55] deserves much more, we will be happy to hand over this tennis tournament to you
[00:03:59] to continue." to lead when you start, well, I hope that we will know how to
[00:04:03] lead it in the right way as you led it, because this is really a big
[00:04:06] thing, 30 years, mm, you said it all started in
[00:04:10] 1996, it grew into one of
[00:04:13] the biggest European tournaments, so, and Sarajevo
[00:04:17] deserves much more of these kinds of
[00:04:20] events, it's sad, everything you were
[00:04:23] just talking about, how much the local government
[00:04:27] doesn't recognize the importance of sport or tennis. or these kinds of
[00:04:30] tournaments, or how important these tournaments are for international reputation,
[00:04:34] let's hope that it will all change somehow, during these three
[00:04:37] decades, numerous talents have passed through Sarajevo who later
[00:04:40] achieved great careers, here, Damir
[00:04:44] actually started 19 years ago and we all know what he
[00:04:48] did in the meantime, do we have any more names that we could especially
[00:04:51] mention, well, certainly the most significant name is Daniil Medvedev who was number one
[00:04:55] in the world, he played in the semifinals in 2010,
[00:04:59] he lost to our... from Tuzla, after that
[00:05:02] the winner was Laslo Djere, also a big name from Serbia, that
[00:05:06] tennis player still active, that Turu Ivan, Marin
[00:05:09] Čilić, so he came here at 12 years old. he played
[00:05:13] until he was 16, so he came four years in a row, unfortunately he didn't manage to
[00:05:17] win, Ivan Dodig won our tournament, I think
[00:05:20] in 2000, all these
[00:05:24] our Mirza Bašić, Nerman Fatić, Šetkić, I must
[00:05:27] mention the girls Mervana Jugić,
[00:05:30] that
[00:05:33] uh, there was also Deja Hedžavić, Nefisa
[00:05:35] Berberovići, now there's Nova Tea Kovačević,
[00:05:39] a lot of well-known names have been here
[00:05:43] in Sarajevo and afterwards, as you said, they made
[00:05:46] good tennis careers, some really significant ones, it's a
[00:05:50] pleasure for me, I have to congratulate Damir again and his
[00:05:54] family who participated in all this development of his
[00:05:57] career, what he achieved and what he achieved for the image of
[00:06:01] Bosnia and Herzegovina and the development of tennis in
[00:06:04] Bosnia and Herzegovina, and everything changes somehow,
[00:06:06] we are talking now about three decades, we are talking
[00:06:10] about your career which... lasts,
[00:06:13] you will surely achieve many
[00:06:16] more successes in the future, how much does today's
[00:06:20] junior tennis differ from the time when you played such tournaments, how much has
[00:06:24] changed at all? Well, I think that
[00:06:27] nothing has changed too much, except that
[00:06:30] mm, I think, I think that today children
[00:06:34] mature a little earlier and I think that they
[00:06:37] realize a little earlier what is needed to
[00:06:41] succeed. Especially, I mean children mm
[00:06:44] from big countries in Europe, the world mm for them
[00:06:48] it is somehow already instilled from
[00:06:51] a young age what they have to do how much they have to do to achieve
[00:06:55] success. Up to
[00:06:58] 10-11 years old it can be a game, later it really
[00:07:02] turns into real work, that's maybe
[00:07:05] what we lack a little in Bosnia and Herzegovina -
[00:07:09] I say, it's all
[00:07:12] 12 years old in France, if you are among the better
[00:07:15] players, you have absolutely everything provided and it's different with
[00:07:19] that, knowing that
[00:07:21] you have all that around you, that you have the best coaches, that you have the best
[00:07:25] preparations for all that, it's certainly easier to
[00:07:29] work, but generally I think that children mature much earlier than
[00:07:32] before, I remember at 14, 15 years old when we went to
[00:07:36] tournaments, the most important thing for us was to have
[00:07:39] fun, to have some nice company. "The game
[00:07:43] was somehow in and tournaments were somehow secondary, it was
[00:07:47] important for us to be together, to socialize all the time,
[00:07:50] today I would say that it's a little bit like that, although there's still a lot
[00:07:54] of playing and socializing, that children
[00:07:58] still know what their job is and what they have to do, they already come with
[00:08:01] coaches, with fitness coaches, we often
[00:08:04] used to, because we didn't have money to pay, I
[00:08:08] was lucky that my father was always with me, but we couldn't travel with a
[00:08:12] coach." with conditioning coaches, that was unimaginable, so
[00:08:15] especially players from other countries, today already at 14, 15
[00:08:19] years old they train seriously and already have in
[00:08:22] their heads what could be and what they should
[00:08:26] do, so I would say new technologies,
[00:08:29] absolutely, absolutely and I would say that is some change compared to
[00:08:33] how it looked when I started
[00:08:37] 20 years ago, 25 years ago, precisely
[00:08:41] in that sense. that's where everything changed the most, the competitive
[00:08:44] spirit in children is more pronounced, because everything is somehow fortunately
[00:08:48] still more accessible compared to some previous
[00:08:51] periods and times, and parents are more
[00:08:54] dedicated today because they can ultimately afford more
[00:08:58] to enable those individual trainings that were perhaps
[00:09:01] a real luxury in your time, uh
[00:09:05] let's also deal a bit more with the
[00:09:09] tournament itself that started yesterday and will last until Saturday. What
[00:09:12] will happen during these days, how will it all look? So,
[00:09:16] we have, well, Friday are the semi-final matches, tomorrow on
[00:09:20] Saturday the final match from 9 AM, at the tennis courts
[00:09:24] of the sports and recreation center Koševo, I invite all
[00:09:27] our fellow citizens and those who love tennis, to come
[00:09:31] up there to support these young tennis players, to
[00:09:35] see perhaps some future tennis
[00:09:38] stars, I would take this opportunity to
[00:09:41] thank... the canton of Sarajevo, which as the general
[00:09:45] sponsor, through the Ministry of Culture and Sports, helped
[00:09:48] this tournament, the mayor of the city of Sarajevo, Mr. Avdić, who is the patron of this
[00:09:52] tournament, uh the Federation
[00:09:55] through the canton Ministry of Culture and Sports, Mrs.
[00:09:59] Sanja Vlaisavljević supported this tournament
[00:10:02] the municipality center, NLB bank, Energo invest,
[00:10:06] those are some and Greenmark partners and those are the
[00:10:09] people who helped, without that help it would simply be... difficult to
[00:10:13] hold this tournament and make it, we thank them
[00:10:16] through this way, I say again,
[00:10:20] come all to the courts up there, you will see that there is a lot of talent, there are a lot
[00:10:24] of interesting... matches and this that we talked about
[00:10:26] earlier, young tennis players, I follow that, they
[00:10:30] come, you can clearly see who decided to succeed,
[00:10:34] they are in focus and they do everything that is
[00:10:37] planned, because nothing is
[00:10:41] left to chance, there's no more enthusiasm and there are no things
[00:10:45] that are not planned, so
[00:10:49] already now serious tennis
[00:10:52] work begins at these ages, at 16 years old.
[00:10:55] Exactly, and since we don't often have the opportunity, Damir, to host you on
[00:10:59] our program and you
[00:11:01] have played in some of the biggest tournaments in the world including the Australian Open,
[00:11:05] Masters tournaments in Miami, Madrid, Rome, this summer you were
[00:11:09] also in Umag, you had the final of the ATP tournament, how do
[00:11:12] you rate your season so far?
[00:11:15] Well, you know, I never
[00:11:18] when it comes to me, I don't say
[00:11:22] that it was great, I always think that... better,
[00:11:25] this year, unfortunately, there were
[00:11:29] a few matches that went to the opponent's
[00:11:32] side, the Roland Garros match where I
[00:11:36] was leading 2:1 in sets against Davidovich Fokina and was serving
[00:11:39] for the match in the fourth set, it went to his
[00:11:42] side, the match at
[00:11:46] the later semi-finalist, I was leading a set and a break, there were a lot
[00:11:50] of such matches where I played good tennis against very good players,
[00:11:53] unfortunately I didn't win, but... That's sport, that's
[00:11:57] way, sometimes it doesn't, unfortunately, I would say this year it went
[00:12:01] to the opponent's side a little more often, but
[00:12:04] regardless, I'm not dissatisfied with my game, my game was really quite
[00:12:08] good, Umag showed somehow
[00:12:11] all that, one or two matches that were very close, went my way, I played that
[00:12:15] final, in the final I ran out of strength a bit, but uh,
[00:12:19] I think that's the right indicator of how I should
[00:12:22] play until the end of the season. Generally,
[00:12:25] I think the season is very long in tennis, you never know what's going to
[00:12:29] happen every week, you have a new chance, that's the best thing about
[00:12:33] tennis, again on the other hand, I think that such a
[00:12:37] long season exhausts players a lot, you simply can't be consistent
[00:12:41] throughout the year, I hope that I will play the
[00:12:44] US Open and the tournaments after the US Open
[00:12:48] at a good level and most importantly, at the end of the year, be among
[00:12:52] the top 100, which will be the final goal,
[00:12:56] it's important to stay there, to play you're very close, you are currently
[00:12:59] 104, if I'm not mistaken, yes, yes, I'm really on the edge, if we just look at the
[00:13:03] results from this year, I'm among the top 90, that's
[00:13:06] the most important thing, so there's nothing special I
[00:13:10] need to do by the end of the year, just be a little more
[00:13:13] consistent and I think that the top 100 shouldn't be
[00:13:17] questioned because, again, in tennis, it's most important
[00:13:20] to play the main tournaments, the Grand Slams
[00:13:24] and Masters. and you already make great
[00:13:27] results just by doing that, exactly, I wish you much luck and success
[00:13:31] and also to you with the tournament that is
[00:13:35] currently taking place, I hope we will see each other more often in our program, thank you
[00:13:38] very much for being our guests this morning, thank you, thank you for greeting you, dear
[00:13:42] viewers, Damir Džumhur and Haris Kaferić spoke for
[00:13:46] the new day, stay with us, we will be here until
[00:13:48] 11.
[00:13:58] You watched New Day, a friend of the show,
[00:14:01] Medicana Health Group.
[00:16:38] With Dr. Fouti appearing before a senate committee last week, we've been hearing the phrase
[00:16:42] gain of function research again. What does it actually
[00:16:45] mean? Basically, it's where genetic modifications are made an
[00:16:49] organism to change what that organism can do. This has many
[00:16:52] positive uses, but gain of function can also be another way to describe the
[00:16:56] beginning of biological warfare, such as when you modify
[00:16:59] virus. And as if we don't have enough to worry about already. The specter of
[00:17:03] such warfare still haunts the world. Think back several years ago to the beginning.
[00:17:07] the COVID outbreak, pretty scary stuff, required all hands on
[00:17:11] deck around the world, and yet COVID's letality was not even
[00:17:15] 1%. Now imagine an organism designed to kill
[00:17:19] at something like 100%, and to be easily
[00:17:22] transmissible, it would make nuclear war look like child's
[00:17:25] play. Sure, buildings would still be standing, but the people inside would all be
[00:17:29] dead. Though biological warfare is a war crime and is covered by
[00:17:33] the 1972 biological weapons convention, there's no guarantee that some
[00:17:37] lab. out there isn't planning or engaged in it now,
[00:17:40] and even if no one tries to commit biological warfare, there's that
[00:17:44] not too unlikely scenario of another lab leak, a phrase
[00:17:48] associated with the COVID outbreak as well, so we need to think about the
[00:17:51] possibilities and to figure out how to prevent the worst. someone who's
[00:17:55] already done a lot of that thinking is investigative journalist Andy
[00:17:58] Jacobson, her specialty is war and weapons, not to mention
[00:18:02] government secrecy. in 2024 she came out with
[00:18:05] nuclear war, a scenario, "and now she has new best
[00:18:09] seller, it is called biological war a
[00:18:12] scenario. Annie joins me now. Annie, your your book is not
[00:18:15] science fiction, you kind of reverse engineered it from
[00:18:19] Pentagon documents and the people who plan this sort of thing.
[00:18:22] Walk me through how fast it moves. In other words, it
[00:18:26] starts with lab leak in Siberia, in your
[00:18:29] scenario, how many days until total anarchy in the
[00:18:32] US?
[00:18:35] Well, I take the reader from out. break as you say to
[00:18:39] anarchy in six days, because that is
[00:18:42] precisely what would happen if you have
[00:18:46] pathogen that has been genetically modified
[00:18:49] to be hypervirulent, like kill lot of people, covid
[00:18:53] killed 1% or less, there are
[00:18:56] pathogens, the one I use in my book, pneumonic plague has
[00:19:00] 100% case fatality rate, if
[00:19:03] you also modify that to be you know human to
[00:19:07] human. transmissible, fancy word for
[00:19:09] airborne, and and it is also modified
[00:19:13] to defeat medical counter measures, vaccines,
[00:19:17] antibiotics, now you have nightmare
[00:19:20] scenario at scale that is happening
[00:19:23] so fast, there is just absolutely no way that the
[00:19:27] government can respond.
[00:19:29] so in the book, you alternate between laying out the data, the
[00:19:33] history, the science, and then you paint the picture of this
[00:19:36] scenario. and there are any number of instances as I read the book where I found
[00:19:40] myself saying, wait a minute, is that actually true? So here's a detail that I
[00:19:44] couldn't shake, you have the Soviets working to engineer
[00:19:48] this plague so that the infected would feel more
[00:19:51] euphoric, so that they would go out and they would socialize. Is
[00:19:55] that true?
[00:19:57] It is true, and it's a detail that was given to me by one of the
[00:20:01] world's subject matter experts on plague,
[00:20:04] Dr. Henry Hein. He worked at Fort D. trick at the
[00:20:08] usamrid facility, that's the defense department's only
[00:20:11] BSL4, that's a maximum containment
[00:20:14] facility in America, and
[00:20:17] hineo told me that when they were working to develop,
[00:20:21] try and develop medical counter measures for plague in the early
[00:20:25] 2000s, they you know in the late
[00:20:28] 1990s is when they had learned the Russian scientists in
[00:20:31] their illegal
[00:20:33] program were inserting the gene for you for.
[00:20:38] into the front end of the disease, and you might say, well, why
[00:20:41] on earth would anyone do that? well, if you feel
[00:20:44] terribly ill, because you have plague, you're going to go
[00:20:48] home, get under the cover. and not infect lot of
[00:20:52] people, but if you're feeling euphoria, you're
[00:20:55] going to naturally want to go out and socialize, you might even wind
[00:20:59] up in a disco, which is where the scenario i write
[00:21:03] begins. okay, and this then creates the
[00:21:07] damned if you do, damned if you don't, scenario relative to gain a
[00:21:10] function research, because if we think that some of our
[00:21:14] adversaries are engaged in this sort of experimentation, the
[00:21:17] only way, you correct me if i'm wrong, that we can't be ready is
[00:21:21] if we too are involved in gain of function research,
[00:21:24] so what should we be
[00:21:26] doing?
[00:21:29] mean, you've hit the nail on the head with the catch 22
[00:21:32] often of war gaming, of actual warfare, which
[00:21:36] is you know sword and shield, you know,
[00:21:39] count, attack, offense, defense, and so gain
[00:21:43] a function does exactly that, it's it's looking at
[00:21:46] pathogens and trying to give them more, you know,
[00:21:50] virulence, make them airborne, defeat
[00:21:53] medical counter measures, under the premise that you're
[00:21:57] actually doing defensive work, so that if
[00:22:00] someone attacks you with a genetically modified
[00:22:03] weapon, you have some sense of how to
[00:22:07] perhaps make a counter measure, but of course we know
[00:22:10] from COVID that this creates an extremely dangerous
[00:22:14] situation whereby the
[00:22:16] threat, the risk, I think most people would tell
[00:22:20] you is so much greater than any potential
[00:22:23] reward. you deliberately
[00:22:26] anchored so many plot points to something that has actually
[00:22:30] happened in COVID, the the the cruise ship, the wet market
[00:22:33] explanation, even an aircraft carrier that's taken out a commission,
[00:22:37] why, why was it important to you that none of this be invented
[00:22:41] and that you were able to peg it to real
[00:22:42] events?
[00:22:45] for the same reason i put my sources right up
[00:22:48] front, i list. to I spoke to, I do this in nuclear
[00:22:52] war scenario and I do it in biological war scenario. I want readers to
[00:22:56] understand that these are scenarios that are gamed out
[00:23:00] by the Pentagon, it's not
[00:23:03] them, and so you get the sense of this could
[00:23:07] actually happen, and people are thinking about this. I'm not
[00:23:10] writing to terrify people, the point is really not
[00:23:14] panic as much as it is pressure, because once
[00:23:18] the regular folks, we the...
[00:23:20] people understand, these are major threats, they
[00:23:24] exist, the government is trying to prepare for them, and in essence
[00:23:27] knows there is nothing they can do, then we can all
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[00:29:36] Aspirin protect 100 mg is recommended for people at
[00:29:39] high and very high risk of cardiovascular
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