try and use it. often or and so i think we should be grateful that we know that these things and states should be grateful that senator hold those people to the kinds. of war when he leaks has done an incredible job. hopefully the no to sting will be solved but it's not same situation he has committed no crime and we're here all political and i wouldn't support him. i thank you for i mean credible is very very important we have to support him in every way they can find. and people know. what i know look at the case of julian assange i've got a month to concrete a man with. cruelty pushups cruelty a court can treat him which sucks cruelty. is quite capable of a form of cruelty in a problem policy but the most important information that we shoot in the sunshades fellow citizens of the globe need is information about the secret malfeasance and wrongs of all governments which legend. and julian the song which along with chelsea manning and edward snowden and the other whistleblowers down the years of the

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us but. if they walk around as if everything were completely normal. i bet they come here. with their you from san francisco their political power what it must be nice that. it's going to right now. become what's life like here. life here is terrible it really is you know you have to work all the time just to get by and to get a thought. every day instead of a day my day after day to feed your children. you've got everyone here is fighting to survive and they built their hearts on pretty tight time look at how we're living here being pushed up you know as if we didn't exist. but that would you like to get more rock concert. and where in the kind of district. isn't that dangerous. see it is going to they know you they're not the. about on like the area but i got a good vibe i know a few nice people. but only me when we could meet my friend mowing a mistake pock the family me a. bit with my limited time. there you are finally 2 are they friends of mine. let's go to the concert a started. to com

and how about you if you're also doing your business tell us about visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit. we share your story. plus tick is also a host topic in gun them as the amount of land coincidental by small farmers there was the amount of based on wheat used also increases those products come in the plastic containers which pose to environmental problems fost the use of the chemicals themselves and 2nd what's done with the containers once the empty too often they used things like water bottles even though they still contain choices of toxic pesticides a local initiative in gunna is going to villages to make people aware of these positive. mahmoud mohammed not only just keeps an eye out for them this plastic boat was used to contend chemical fertilizers and now pose a danger to people and the environment from as in ghana often leave the used both of those running around is going to this are not properly disposed of it can affect the health of the farmer. what are bodies and even. to farmers for. mahmoud know dean is a journalist. and then environmental acti

and it's on us. i don't think that senators in the past like senator sherman said no one really gets this. they're mad about the economy, so we're not really going to do anything. it's a republican senator. i don't think some of our predecessors said that in these agencies. i think it's on us for people that care about entrepreneurship and competition, it's on us to take this on. that's what i'm hoping we'll be doing next year. >> if i could just add, i would comment that at one point railroads were new as well. >> that's right. now i know 90% of the freight traffic, i believe, is carried by four carriers, which is the exact number of railroads on the monopoly board. >> mr. szabo, did you want to respond? i got the sense you wanted to respond? >> which comment? >> in response to my question just before i went to senator klobuchar. if not, that's fine. i have another question for you. >> yeah, real quickly, the definition of market, the argument is money has been flowing away from television, radio an

but then you can't run the non free apps that people used to do most things with them so. it's going to be hard to reclaim freedom and we're going to have to work at it but as people recognize from examples like shinji on. what repression digital systems lead to i hope people will start fighting and saying we won't tolerate systems in our streets in our homes that can't possibly track what we're doing who we talk with who we go see. we have to have laws against those systems here's another question of course when i start to think about my personal data being collected yes i don't like the fact and i understand that it can be used to manipulate my behavior and influence my opinions i know that and so it can be used to arrest you yes absolutely and some thinkers that i spoke to during this uneasy times told me that they may be ok with their data being collected as long as they know for what do you think transparency could work here i mean wouldn't you be ok with giving your personal data if you knew exactly how it is going to be used. well how could i know such a thing i cou

and that's it for us here at the covert $1000.00 special thanks for joining us. africa. these freshly hatched sea turtles going to ivory coast are under threat. humans or their greatest enemies. but one in geo is working with researchers in the maritime police to protect. saving the sea terms of ivory coast. to coast africa. next on. electric emission free assistant to sustainable future of mobility the wheel is a. warning at least it was close at 19 appears to be putting in place on the development or near cars comfortably big ones are back on the block there are really no alternatives. made in germany. 60 t.w. . did beethoven invent chances to did to do. what he. can relate. the only romance of stolen beethoven. of course the subconscious always played the birds with the biggest composer of all time i can't begin to imagine a world class one player senlis on a musical journey of discovery. with all. this week on w. had a little everyone good to see you it's a beautiful day here in lagos not sunny but just the way we like it now did you know that too much of its officia

only radar radio waves are used to measure an object's distance and speed using this data and the camera images a 3 d. image of the surroundings is then created with the help of ai. flowing on pity roboticist and manufacture of lidar systems disagrees with the on must. be. the problem is that cameras don't offer direct information about distance and radio isn't high rez so there's missing information this means you need another source of information to be able to navigate say. the question here is can you said cost and safety and i think one i'm absolutely against this in my opinion mobility needs to be completely safe which also means using the best census the best and then zone. by the way experts believe one out of 10 cars on the road in 2030 will be self driving some are already hitting the streets today like this adonis bus at a clinic in florida during the corona pandemic sept i think of a whole new advances they can help minimize the spread but they said just precursors to truly a ton of those vehicles where a passenger only needs to punch in the destination turn over the engine a

it's a natural thing for us. this is what we are good at and so you can't do it just with skepticism. i'm not the first person to say this. many people have cited this way before me. you can't give me that which helps you discern things that are real from things that we want to be real but are not. we need that, but then we also need imagination and the sins of the great beauty of life and when i think of the person that was able to infiltrate those two things perfectly, never one at the expense of the other i think of carl. he followed his risks and while he was the most fully realized human being i've ever met because he never lost his sense of joy in life, the romance of being alive. i think one of the reasons he is so beloved, how long do we live? one hundred years is the best we can get. carl knew, he internalized it. it wasn't just lip service or something he preached. he knew how brief life is and so he lived it with that sense of great pleasure and appreciation even in the smallest things but at the same

that brings us to today. we're here to discuss what may s be the seminole antitrust case of the 21st century. one whose precedent will definen the termse of competition and innovation in our dynamic economy for years, in fact for o decadesmy to come. unlike some of my colleagues iny the house, i'm not interested in staging a political spectacle to attack, to condescend, and to talk over witnesses. naive though it may be in 2020, my hope is that by looking at t this specific question, we can have a serious and frank th conversation about the state ofe competition in digital markets.t online advertising is an incredibly complex business. and one that touches every single person on the internet. the technologies involved in inr connectingne advertisers and publishers have evolved rapidly in the last decade, and the lat expansion of online advertising has facilitated an explosion ofd online content by allowing even the smallest website owners to monetize the content they produce. small andnd local businesses have

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we use different techniques. we use low impact techniques. if the fire is starting to threaten the community, we can change, and we'll go to a much more direct harder fire suppression activity. so, that's the way i would answer is that fires and wilderness are managed differently if tler threatening communities, then we're going to change our suppression tactics to prevent that threat. >> in your written testimony, you speak to potential challenges accessing the recreation areas. do you anticipate challenges to recreation as a result of this bill? >> from the folks that i've talked with, i think those are -- those are issues that we would like to work with the committee on to resolve some of those issues that we've heard about that access. >> okay. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thanks, senator danes. thanks to all of our witnesses for being here. this has been a fantastic hearing and been very informative. and i especially appreciate your patience with us while we're running in and out for votes. we do pay attention while we're here, most of th

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take us inside the locker room and tell us how the players reacted and what the conversation was like among the players that you coach and that you are so close to. vin: the conversation was obviously highly emotional. it didn't just start in the locker room, it actually started, i got a call from george hill that morning of the game. we met for breakfast prior to going over to the arena. emotional, as you can probably imagine. the compassion that he expressed to me in talking to me about what had happened. he had talked to me about -- he after his to me teammates on the rest of the coaching staff. guys were trying to come -- prepare for the game, but the emotions of what had happened in wisconsin, our backyard and home state, was really overwhelming. s started totion happen amongst the players and then amongst the staff. compassion was so high and the emotions were so high, and we just decided to make the decision that the best move for us was to stay in the locker platform to our bring attention to what had happened in wisconsin, and certainly all across our country with the injusti

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here in our cheerio we used to be among the world's premier wine exporters we used to produce about 22000000 hector liters during the 1940 s. 1950 s. or 960 s. . but now we've lost the market and we only produce about 400000 hectare liters per year for me before that. during the french colonial era algeria produced some fine vintages and a man who wants to produce wine that is good enough to export but breaking back into the market takes time and it costs money. the corners of the world also may or not the. new policy could want to revive it but we need help from the government to plant the grapes there's a school near we can't keep up with the demand up on the long bus we have the local market and the external markets to think of you know much unfairness or not so there are not a mature into the extra time on a says that this year's vintage is excellent and the hopes that boosting our cheeriest wine industry can help lift the country out of the economic doldrums and the for and that's it for me and the business team here in blood as always you can find out more about these and other busines

to prevent us from having. go into any type of military confrontation so i think that this is something that should be lauded the fact that he has been able to do these things without firing a single shot and yet we see the reduction you know isis and we have seen jerusalem on taking off the battlefield as well as al baghdadi the leader by so we are being very effective but we're not fighting with u.s. soldiers combating isis that before trump decided to take him out well i don't know if the person that was responsible for targeting u.s. forces were actually working with u.s. forces but i will tell you that in my time it was that he definitely will i mean c.n.n. were reporting pictures of him with the u.s. troops c.n.n. is not exactly the most trusted source over here in the united states of america but you know i still have friends on the ground and i don't recall josue mahdi being very you know accommodating to u.s. military forces in iraq if you know of operations i mean ok it's granted that hillary clinton

using data to study what applications and solutions can be used by ca re and solutions can be used by care providers in the future. it's also experimenting with robotics to see how these can be used to complement existing ca re be used to complement existing care services and to test the interaction with people using them. we are testing every frequency identification, it may see some of the tiles on the floor that we are testing at the moment and they provide the information on whereabouts it is and we can also understand that by using machinery of technique and detecting disturbances in the outer frequency environment that tell us what people have in their home and again, to understand how well they are moving about, if they have fallen down, if they need any help. normally, this mud would be working with the most important people in this process , important people in this process, the end user of services. however coronavirus, like most areas of life, has impacted the lab and its ability to carry out its work. however one phd student has created a 3d model of the facility and throu

nourishes accompany us support us and hold us our health care and our humanitarian workers and i want to 1st take these words to think of them. they expect that we commit and that we work together to build concrete responses together because this crisis no doubt more than any other crisis demands that we cooperate demands that we invent new international solutions 1st i believe in science and knowledge and humanity will overcome this pandemic. a cure will be found but in that as we await that moment that everyone knows that we must learn to live with the virus we have no choice and the world will learn that we have to live with the new reality which is imposed on all of us which reveals our front of billet is and which puts us before our immediate responsibilities this new reality this new world reality is clear it's brutal it's dizzying and we must face it without falling into despair without being discouraged but be lucid as we face it all of these challenges to which we are faced has been in recent months accentuated and exacerbated the successive cheve or which has been impeded an

a month from us which i don't know at the beginning it was new for all of us the system the computers working at home now i think that it will while better than the 1st time. but the ideal classroom that can switch effortlessly from the school to each student's very unfair means that distant goal. that's talking to professor fernando reamers he for director of the global education innovation initiative harvard university professor beamer thanks for joining us he said at the current disruption to learning could cause the biggest educational setback in history could you expand on that for us. absolutely i'm delighted to be with you the currency has to be set in the complex of the fact that over the last 7 decades the world experience the most remarkable silent revolution in the history of humanity as a result of the expansion of boxes through school which went from including about one of 2 children in school 70 years ago do including just about everyone now this pandemic through 3 mechanisms is going to create a major said by the 1st mechanism is that because schools have to create of t

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, nourish us, accompany us and hold us, our health care and are humanitarian workers. i want to first take these words to think of them. they expect that we commit and work together to build concrete responses together, because this crisis, no doubt, more than any other crisis, demands that we cooperate. demands that we invent new international solutions first. i believe in science and knowledge and humanity will overcome this pandemic. a cure will be found. but as we await that moment, everyone knows that we must the virus.ve with we have no choice. the road will learn that we have to live with any reality imposed on all of us which reveals our vulnerabilities and which puts us before our immediate responsibilities. this new reality is clear, it is brutal and dizzying. without falling into despair, without being discouraged, but be listed as we face it. all of these challenges to which we are faced have been in recent months accentuated and exacerbated. the success achieved, which has been impeded, and there have much-- there has been ground lost. years of progress in

it's for all of us. it's for every single one of us. the grocery store clerk who's been on the front line through covid-19, when the chief of our country has been denying the fact of it and withholding the resources we need to be safe. this election is about every one of us, so make your plan to vote, join us in the efforts, and thank you so much for being here today. we are going to turn michigan out on the right side of this election together. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> ♪ i don't want to wait bless my heart bless my mind i've got so much to do i ain't got much time must be someone up above you've got to hold on you got to hold ♪ >> ladies and please welcome me in welcoming the u.s. senator michigan,tate of senator debbie stabenow. sen. stabenow: what a pure michigan evening, isn't it? i am so glad you are all here. the detroit youth choir was awesome as usual. so proud of them. and i just want to say, aren't we lucky to have governor winner -- governor whitmer as our governor at this critical time? she's tough, she's smart and s

that to help us coronavirus and using that to help us look at the transmission patterns of infection in schoolchildren and staff. if we detect an infection we will be asking the pupils or staff members if we can test members of their households and close contact to get a better understanding of how that infection passes through the household and on to the community. how many schools are involved in the study? we are hoping to partner with about 20 schools in bristol. how soon do you hope to have some results, practical applications in the way that schools then handled the way that schools then handled the situation if some of their pupils have the virus whether it is a symptomatic or asymptomatic? we are hoping to beat in schools before the october half—term, and the information generated on the testing component we will pass back to schools in real—time as rapidly as we can to help schools make decisions about their operations. there will be a wealth of additional data we will be using for research purposes to improve our knowledge and understanding of the causes and consequence

we are none of us safe until all of us are safe. condemns all manifestation and expressions of racism, xenophobia, discrimination, anti-asian sentiment, scapegoating, and ethnic or religious intolerance and calls on the federal law enforcement officials working with state and local officials to investigate and collect data on hate crimes and bring purpose traitors to justice t recommits our leaders to diversity and inclusion including in our response to covid-19. this resolution has the support of hundreds of organizations, including from the medical and scientific communities. i know science doesn't mean much to you, because you are anti-science, but the scientific communities, the american college of physicians recently wrote a letter of support for this resolution stating that, and i quote, an essential step to support the health and safety of our nation in a national crisis. hate crimes directly against individuals based on individuals' race, ethnic origin, ancestry, primary language, nationality, are true public health threat.

sonia sanchez would come to us often and tell us and remind us, you know you are not the first smart black students walking on the campus, right? there's this thing that happens with young people, for those who have adolescent children, i used to teach adolescent youth, you think you know everything. no matter how you put it in a humble way you think you know everything. we had a bundle of contradictions but we were real, the passion was real, we were going to do the research and people expected that. when we took a stance, people believed it, or at least believed that there was no ulterior motive except to educate and create awareness and better ourselves individually and collectively. and what companies that is the sheer work. the thing about black neo force members is that we were not scared to work. we were not scared to challenge ourselves. we were going to do the sacrifice and get the work done to create that awareness. i hope i'm not going too much on a tangent regarding your question but it was sheer labor and determination and not letting go until they could get more people

thank you for joining us tonigh tonight. if you want to ask jordan and chris questions you can click the ask question button down there. still be throughout the topic you want to support the two authors as was her books to read go head and click the green button down there to go in and purchase the book. with that being said, i will let them take the screen. >> high guys welcome. let's see so again i am tony woods, it is my pleasure to moderate tonight's book talk with my two friends jordan and chris. so union is a book that answers the question what happens when a liberal and a conservative decide to jump and drive across the country breed that is a question at the heart of this book. union, democrat, republican a search for common ground by my friends jordan and chris. jordan was a businessman my coworker, conservative informant marine from california. chris is a democratic speech writer and journalist in berkeley, california. this paramedic law school quickly became friends. they couldn't stop argue about politics. in 201

thank you for talking to us. thank you for talking to us. thank you. the us presidential election is just six weeks away, and aside from the main campaigning by president trump and his democratic rival, joe biden, voters are taking the debate online in record numbers. as they do, concerns are growing that conspiracy theories on various social media platforms on both sides of the political divide could have a meaningful impact on the outcome of the vote. our reporter, marianna spring, who specialises in investigating disinformation has more details. there is the election campaign you see on the surface. and then there's the one being waged beneath it, a subterranean social media campaign sucking people into a world dominated by conspiracy theories. and it could impact their vote. qanon is one of them. it claims president trump is fighting a secret war against elite, satan—worshipping paedophiles. though completely unfounded, it's been entertained by the man himself. these are people that love our country, they just don't like seeing it. so, i don't re

now, a lot of us are using cloth napkins at home these days. and so i'm gonna show you a very simple way to fold the cloth napkin. this is the end result. so you can see this. it can be laid down on top of a plate or there's a way that you could just put it and it will stand up on the table. so what we're gonna do is we're gonna start with a square napkin. and most napkins these days are square. you're gonna hold it like a diamond. fold that into a triangle. and you're gonna take the two corners. bring them up to that top corner. so now you have another diamond. you're gonna fold the bottom. - mm-hmm. - fold again. fold one more time. and then you're gonna take the sides, and bring them to the back like this. and then you have a little area to tuck it in. and then from there, you're gonna bring down these little guys. and then you can see here we have a s-- it could be a flower. it could be a vegetable. whatever you wanna call it. but it's super fun. - all right. well, thank you, joy. be sure to pick up a copy of joy's book, "you're okay!" now.

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of modern-day technology to help us through that has a history. we talked about that with the civil rights movement when there were broadcast stations that wanted to turn off what was happening in places like selma. tell us about history in terms of media policy of eliminating our ability to be authentic and those images. before you do, if you have questions at events at brookings .edu and use the # digital justice. >> thank you, nicole. what a lot of people suspect but may not know is that especially across the south in the 50s, 40s, 50s and early 60s there was something real, it was a thing called a news black out. governors got together with broadcasters and police officials got together with a newspaper publishers and when things were happening across this nation that would, under any other circumstance newsworthy, deserve to be covered, they were not. it is particularly sensitive about it in south carolina where there were a number of incidents, how many people know about the orangeburg massacre? i've got a picture that i can share later. hav

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we are still using the same technology we we re using the same technology we were using a few months ago and there will be certain things that will be back to normal stopping my teaching is not going to change drastically but certainly think i will have a greater reliance on technology as we come back to normal teaching. two of the many ingenious and inspiring teachers around the world, determined not to let the virus stop them. you are watching coronavirus: youi’ stop them. you are watching coronavirus: your stories. a programme about how covid—19 is changing so many lives around the world. i'm philippa thomas and this week we are looking at education. it is back—to—school season education. it is back—to—school season for so many students, but what if you want to keep studying online because you are clinically vulnerable, you feel that going back to school could actually damage your health? 19—year—old cameron lynch is just finishing an internship here in london with disability rights uk. she is due to continue her education back home in virginia in the united states

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he led us in war. as president he let us in no war through fairness and prosperity. this leads me to another world war ii vet, robert dall. the story does not back to world war ii before i was born. but it goes back to april of 2004 the night before the opening of the world war ii memorial just down the street. i was doing a live show that night, to the memorial, celebrating. the following day the memorial would be dedicated. i had the perfect guest that night, senator robert dole. senator dole famous for being a senator and as a quiet hero himself, he enlisted in world war ii and was commissioned as a second lieutenant before shipping off to italy. in april 1945 and was wounded by the machine gun fire as he attempted to rescue a radioman during an assault on enemy position. soldiers upon seeing the extent of his injury thought all they could do was give him the largest dose of morphine they dared and write -- 'm' on his forehead so nobody else would give him a second fatal dose. his chances of living were slim but he did not give up, he never has. he faced overwhelm

help us help them. lou: and when bob woodson uses the words american treasure, he doesn't use that expression lightly, i assure you. check it out and get involved if you are so inclined. we are delighted to hear about it and to know about it and have an opportunity to help in any way. let's turn, if we may, real quickly to this, the issue of black lives matter. do you get a sense that there is a turn here? you're talking about moving toward positive. do you get a sense this is a turn away from the negative that black lives matter truly represents? >> absolutely. but we at thed woodson center, we have 1776 uniteeded. remember -- unites. remember, it's our effort to push back against 1619. but we have released our first curriculum. in seven days we've had 3,000 downloads compared to 4,500 1619 had over the course of a year. but i think the pressure is being felt. right now we're seeing that the new york times claims by nicole hannah jones that the 1619 is the nation's true founding. she says now the 1619

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or if they use a mail-drop location. it's postmarked on or before election day and if we get it by the 17th day after the election. the outdoor voting center and to protect the department of health, they're relocate the voting center to the outdoor area in the bill graham's auditorium on grouff street. to back up, so the idea behind the voting center which has been in city hall before decades, long before i showed up, there was a voting hall for every election. we don't want people to be exposed to covid, an. the mayor's office and city administrate's office has been driving this with us to set up the tents and voting stations at bill graham and we'll have 60 stations and 200 voting booths and proper lighting and security services and organize three closures so that we have safe areas for people to go vote and to cast their ballots and, also, logistic. even though we'll have 60 stations at bill graham, it's less than what we had at city hall for the march election. we had 85 stations for the march election, and so, even

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