up next, a tuition free education for med students at the prestigious johns hopkins university. the billion dollar donation making it all possible. we have details. stay with us yes, that's 22% lower than in 2015. study by gallup and the lumina points to a few reasons for that drop. students say they feel like colleges don't teach them to succeed. tuition is too expensive, and colleges have political bias, and educators say this is concerning. they worry if fewer people go to college, there won't be enough people to work in fields like health care and information technology. well, christmas has come early for medical students at johns hopkins university, bloomberg philanthropies gifted $1 billion to the prestigious university to cover tuition for most medical students. students from families earning less than $300,000 will qualify for the free tuition. living expenses and fees will also be covered for those families making less than $175,000. the massive donation will also increase financial aid for other johns hopkins grad students. how much money do solar panels really save? w

johns hopkins university lecturer eugene finkel, who specializes in mass violence, published a columnthe washington post in april 2022 under the headline what is happening in ukraine is genocide. point. the first thing that convinced me that genocide was taking place was bucha and the killing of civilians in bucha. and since then, i believe, what we see in ukraine has only strengthened these conclusions. mass killings of civilians in it was discovered in the kyiv region in the spring of 2022, after russian troops retreated from there. they took place in different cities and towns, but bucha became their main symbol. then the first serious statements about the genocide were made. once it was a quiet suburb of the ukrainian capital, now the town of bucha is synonymous with death and desolation. hundreds of ukrainians died here, many were apparently executed by the russian military. bodies with signs of torture, rape and execution are exhumed. some, it seems, were killed with their hands tied. russian soldiers did not care about age or by gender one of those whom... the russians killed i

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johns hopkins university researchers used egyptian fins in the new device, which are coated with a special attractant. the new technological model collects more water continuously day and night than the previous models. researchers are trying to obtain the energy needed for this process from the heat dissipated in other systems such as buildings or vehicles. the second spacewalk of chinese astronauts took place. according to china news, these three astronauts inspected the station's equipment and wires for about 6 hours they did with the help of space station games and robotics, astronauts and researchers on the ground installed devices to protect the station from space debris. according to the china manned space center , these three people are one-third of their space journey. have finished and are going to perform many science and technology experiments in orbit. after all the work was done, the climbers returned to the station laboratory safely. researchers have identified mysterious and extremely bright objects in the distant universe. according to the independent, an international tea

. >>> most medical students at johns hopkins university will attend school for free thanks to a $1 billionn from michael bloomberg. starting in the fall, the donation will cover full tuition for medical students from families earning less than $300,000 a year. two-thirds of medical students will qualify. >>> and we all know that nothing lasts forever, and that includes the current prices on your forever stamps. starting next week the cost goes up by a nick toel to 73 cents e. that's the second increase this year. other postage rates will be going up too. that's your "cbs moneywatch" for this tuesday morning. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> the first major head-to-head study has crowned a winner in the battle of the bulge. a study posted in "jama" found that after a year, people using mounjaro dropped more than 50% of their body weight while ozempic users dropped 8%. researchers analyzed the weight loss of over 18,000 adults who were overweight or obese. >>> up next, alec baldwin in court. how the actor scored a victory in the jury selection of his "rust" trial. now, there's sky

at the johns hopkins university here about three years ago, i announced that the united states would take part in the great work of developing southeast asia, including the mekong valley, for all the of that region. are the determination to help build a better land a better land for men on sides. the present conflict has not diminished in the least. indeed the ravages of war, i think, have made it more urgent ever. so i repeat on behalf the united states again tonight what i said at johns hopkins that, north vietnam, could take its place in this common effort just as soon as peace comes over time. a wider framework of peace and security in southeast asia become possible. the new cooperations of nations the area could be a foundation stone. certainly friendship with the nations of search of southeast asia is what the united seeks. and that is all that the united states seeks. one day, my fellow citizen. there will be peace in southeast asia. it will come because. the people of southeast asia want it. those whose armies are at war tonight. those who don't threaten, have thus far been s

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this opinion is supported not only by ukrainian scientists, johns hopkins university lecturer eugenealizes in the topic of mass violence, in april 2022 published a column in the washington post under the heading that what is happening in ukraine is genocide, period. the first thing that convinced me that genocide was taking place was the shooting and killing. and since then, i believe that what we see in ukraine has only strengthened these conclusions. mass killings of civilians in the kyiv region were discovered in the spring 2022, after russian troops retreated from there. they took place in various cities and towns, but their main symbol was the butch. then the first serious statements about the genocide were made. once it was a quiet suburb of the ukrainian capital. nowadays, the town of bucha is synonymous with death. and devastation. hundreds of ukrainians died here, many were apparently executed by the russian military. bodies with signs of torture, rape and execution are exhumed. some, it seems, were killed with their hands tied. russian soldiers did not care about age or by

for eugene finkel from johns hopkins university in ukrainian. the main evidence of genocide is not murder, on the contrary, is the act most distant from murder, defined by the un convention. the displacement of children is much stronger evidence of genocide than the killing of civilians. there is no military explanation, no strategic purpose in taking thousands of ukrainians from their families and forcing them to become russians against their will. this is done only. with the intention of forcing them to stop being ukrainians and become russians. russia is deporting thousands of ukrainian children from the territory it invaded and raising them as russians. some of them are orphans, some orphaned by the war, while others have parents in ukraine who are impatiently waiting for their children to return. thousands of children from the occupied territories of ukraine are in repurposed summer camps in russia. here from... this can be seen from the enthusiasm with which children talk about russia. russian lessons, studying the russian national anthem, daily performance of the russian national a

johns hopkins university.ently, there are rumors within the police department that joe biden is dying. however, rumors about his death turned out to be somewhat exaggerated, moreover, the word somewhat sparkled with new meanings in this ancient aphorism of mark twain. biden was shown to reporters at the beginning of the week, precisely shown, since he never gave detailed comments on the events of recent days. then the american president gave a live speech, although independent decision-making, then who? actually rules the states, such serious concern has arisen in congress about this that deputies are preparing to launch a special investigation and invoke the twenty-fifth amendment, it assumes the resignation of the head of state due to his persistent inability to perform official duties, the main thing expected from biden’s speech was whether he would admit his painful condition or not, the american president or whoever wrote his speech managed to gracefully bypass the sharp edges, he is handing over his cand

hopkins university, in fact, with a keynote speech on what the next democratic administration might, where he speaks generally in the spirit of us quite familiar, but there is one important circumstance that indicates an awareness of the limitations of the american resource for simultaneous participation in all existing conflicts on the planet, and i believe that we are at the beginning of a great enough of a confrontation that will have a lot...grontov, here i absolutely agree, our task is to use our own resource wisely, and the americans have a fairly long history when they redefined the goals of their own military participation in a number of crises, from the grandiose ones, we will democratize iraq , let's turn the middle east around, transform the region, until, as the commander at that moment in iraq, david petraeus formulated it in 2006, ours. the goal is no longer to build democracy according to jefferson in in this region, our goal is to create conditions for the withdrawal of troops so that it does not look like a defeat. i admit that their goal in ukraine, from this grand

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michael bloomberg and his charity limburg philanthropies are giving $1 billion to johns hopkins universityill cover tuition for most of the school's medical students. those from families making less than $300,000 a year will get free tuition. students from families who earn less than 170 $5,000 a year will also have their living expenses covered. the gift will also increase financial aid for students at the university's nursing, public health, and other graduate schools. michael bloomberg himself graduated from johns hopkins back in 1964. on wall street today markets and admixed to start the week. the dow jones industrial average slipped about 30 points, so barely changed. the nasdaq crept to another record close, adding 50 points. and, the s&p 500 ended just a bit higher on the day. still to come on the newshour tamara keith and amy walter , break down the latest political headlines and the health effects of maui's devastating wildfires, one year later. >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and from our bureau at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona st

well, most medical students at johns hopkins university won't have to pay any tuition.nation to the school from bloomberg philanthropies will go towards paying off tuition for any students whose families earn less than $300,000 a year. that donation will also pay for living expenses and fees for many of the students the school expects. as a result, the average graduate's loans will drop by almost $40,000. >> in indonesia, search and rescue teams are looking for survivors after a landslide at a gold mine. heavy rain triggered the landslide on one of the country's islands. more than 40 people managed to escape to safety, but preliminary reports say at least 11 people were killed and dozens more are still listed as unaccounted for. united airlines is trying to figure out what happened when a plane taking off at lax lost a tire yesterday morning. it happened on a flight from los angeles to denver. the boeing 757 continued on to denver and landed without incident. united and the faa are now investigating. this is the second time a tire has fallen off a united airlines flight

hopkins university. and he's speaking to us from paris so great to see you today. thank you so much for taking the time. this is really quite an important day for not really masoud pezeshkian but also for everyone that voted for him, he's viewed as a reformist, a moderate. what policies made him popular? >> i mean, first of all, his whole approach. his tone, the fact that he stood for certain degree of change in iran and also preventing a conservatives from consolidating further power. putting more strictures on the population and closing iran completely to the for those who voted for him dead in the end, in under the banner of no2 sanctions, no to war and no two taliban isn't. and in fact, that really captures why people voted for him yeah, it's very direct and important policy that you mentioned. they will talk about foreign policy in just a moment, but i want to talk about him being quite outspoken during the protests in iran. and specifically after my son amini's death given the very hard stance of i

. >> today, michael bloomberg's charity announced that it's donating $1 billion to johns hopkins universityover the tuition for medical students from families earning less than $300,000. the average medical school graduate owes at least $200,000 in student loans. >> checking in on check, writing soon to be a thing of the past, and bart starts gearing u dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high five... -i'm on a call. it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security... five years of a great rate that won't change. yep, dave's feeling it. yes. but it's only for a limited time. five years? -five years. introducing the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering 5 years of savings. powering possibilities. fifty years ago, i prayed this prayer, and it changed my life, and it can change your life. you see, i was just sick and tired of being sick and tired, and my life was in a mess. i just got on my knees one night and i said, "god, i've sinned against you. i'm sorry, forgive me." i said, "i belieesus chr

a doctor called the studies at john hopkins university's and minneapolis, minnesota, and clarence the same is a professor of political science at howard university. enjoys us from washington, dc less dispensed. walk into the probably ok. just begin with you. in terms of the unprecedented nature of what we're witnessing right now. yeah, so what a year these past 2 weeks of that. um, i think that there has been a number of concerns about buying, expressed after the debate. and although the empirical literature and debates suggests that debates themselves don't necessarily generate a swing one way or another politically speaking, i think in this case the debate and coordination with other aspects related to concerns about bob's how have have led to this circumstance. so how we pulled, does it now that the democrats, you must a result, the difference is that all difference is to be resolved to move forward very quickly to the convention, which they hope to hold. it will august to choose that official presidential candidates as well. i, i think it's really important, but it's important to

. >> michael bloomberg's charity is donating $1 million to johns hopkins university.al students from families earning less than $300,000. the average medical school graduate owes at least $200,000 in student loans. state water officials are looking to see if a seasonal problem has returned to lake tahoe. they're warning about the potential of a toxic algae bloom, which can grow quickly when temperatures heat up. signs went up at el dorado beach in south lake tahoe, warning swimmers to be cautious of the algae. officials collected water samples today and should know in about a week if toxic algae is present or not. it's been a problem at tahoe beaches in the past. >> in the central valley, advocates are blaming an incarcerated woman's death over the weekend on heat exhaustion. state officials say the woman incarcerated at central california women's facility in chowchilla was hospitalized on july 4th and died two days later. the cause of death appeared to be related to an ongoing medical condition and not heat related, according to officials. however, organizers with th

hopkins university, carey school business and kipp. kipp, as you, is a network of high performing college preparatory charter schools which serve under-resourced communities across washington d.c. mr. lewis is the chairman of the board, directors of the washington nationals youth baseball academy and the former chairman of the board directors of the greater washington board of trade. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming tony lewis to the podium. thank you, mr. secretary. good evening. everyone. yes? you made a wonderful choice of being here this evening. you can already tell how special this is going be, especially me. because, mr. secretary. me. that is one i can write home about. i want to quickly say a big thank you on behalf of arisa, but i want to start with this. the thought of only being a creature of the present and the past, what's troubling i longed for a future to with hope in it the desire to be free awakened. my determined to act, to think and, to speak. that was frederick douglass. those words true to me when

i teach classes at johns hopkins university in climate policies. thank you for the panelists for the great conversation. so you all about me i'm going to ask a question for pedro and one for gina. pedro, this is a think about climate migrants. there are plenty of studies that show the heat waves in the middle east in the 2000s with the culprit of the political instability and the massive migration to europe. here in america, too, we have a heat wave in the central america that is pushing migrants to the united states. those migrants are sparking what you call a national reason, kind of polarization that you mention. so my question for you is, what is undp doing specifically to address this issue of climate migrants? because i'm -- why are you doing for people are forced to displace because of climate? for gina, we are agree haves conversation of afternoon about the chevron case. we know the supreme court dismissed the chevron case. i want to pick your brain about if you have a magic wand, would you -- would you do something and were to be sure we h

hopkins university.within the police department that joe biden is dying. by midweek, however, biden appeared in public with netanyahu and even gave a speech live . it turned out. biden announced his withdrawal from the presidential race under enormous pressure, he was threatened with removal from office, and if so, who in the end the real owner of the country? the most important thing in the president’s address should have been the explanation, because if a candidacy is withdrawn due to...

my view here today do not represent those of johns hopkins university. of all we do not have a medical data crisis we have a medical data problem. in february of this year the healthcare estimated the kaiser family foundation estimated 8% have medical debt the amount of medical debt 14% and above 10,000 dollars. it is reflecting on the disease if we do not address the underlying disease we can never fix. the high healthcare price. why is the healthcare price so high in the u.s.? primarily because our government policies continuously the playing field and in favor of large players and patients further and further away from the healthcarero dollars. so congress designed the program and the bylaw program for the nonprofit hospitals to buy drugs and sell them to low income patients at a low price. but guess what happened. now these hospitals ended up buying low and deciding hi. the recent study published in general medicine found the hospitals set a commercial price can be as high as three -- eight times of the price of the drugs their markups areth higher i

. >> and michael bloomberg's philanthropic group is donating a billion dollars to johns hopkins universitycal school free for most of its students. the former new york mayor says the high cost of school deters lower income people from pursuing a medical career. bloomberg is a graduate of johns hopkins. incredible. and we've got a lot more ahead, including michigan governor gretchen whitmer. she is here on president biden campaign and what she says about a run for the white house. that's all coming up. >> she'll be speaking with george in just a moment. but now a new twist in the karen read murder trial, that, as you know, ended in a hung jury. erielle reshef joins us with more. good morning, erielle. >> good morning to you, robin. the latest drama unfolding a week after the judge declared a mistrial with a new court date looming. her defense team now arguing that trying her again on two of those charges could constitute double jeopardy, and they want the judge to throw those charges out. this morning another twist in the closely watched murder case of karen read. days after a deadlocked bo

for those who doubt those numbers, you're right, credible accounts like estimates from johns hopkins university in my state of maryland and the lancet medical journal project the overall death toll is likely much higher. ten months into this war, the humanitarian situation remains catastrophic. access to basic humanitarian needs -- water, food, medicine, shelter -- and basic sanitation is punishingly scarce. open sewers are running through the streets, and polio was recently detected in the waste water in gaza. there is a real risk of the outbreak of cholera. gaza is a wasteland, as anybody can see from the photographs. we must end this war and we must bring all the hostages safely home. and in order to prevent any more october 7's, we must both end the military threat from hamas and create hope for a better future for the overwhelming majority of the palestinian people who have nothing to do with hamas. i was deeply moved by the humane and -- the humanity and strength of the israeli families i met with just last friday, who lost loved ones on october 7. they expressed the importance

most students at johns hopkins university's medical school will no longer have to pay tuition.esterday a gift of $1 billion for medical students to attend free of cost. starting with the fall semester, the school will offer free tuition for students from families that earn less than $300,000 a year. the gift will also help increase financial aid for other students in the university's schools of nursing and public health in addition to other graduate programs. bloomberg is a graduate of johns hopkins and said the high cost of medical school and gradual school, quote, too often bars students from enrolling, especially when the u.s. faces a shortage of medical professionals. >> boy, this is so important. you've seen a few other people do the same. now mayor bloomberg doing this at his alma mater, what a great -- as he said, we are facing a shortage of medical professionals, of nurses. so this is critical. >>> a look now at the morning papers across the country. the columbus dispatch has a front page feature on a bill that would allow students to leave school for religious classes.

from johns hopkins through this man through thomas mcadoo very own the chief archivist in the state of alabama. he is sent to to columbia which was then in midtown manhattan and quickly becomes the star pupil and apple of william archibald downing's eye. long story short, dunning dispatched him to the south. he soon becomes the dean of graduate education. that university and he was the the godfather of the southern agrarian movement. those southern writers and historians who established the myth of southern as the core doctrine of law school scholarship. and one or two more questions, and then one, have some questions from everybody else. has the lost cause not been retired the south now richmond is a city is stripped of its monuments and. where does the lost cause live now? has it been sublime? it into. a politics of color that is no longer recognizable as deriving from the fight over enslavement? do you agree? first of all, that the lost cause myth has been retired? no. and i'll tell you why. historians know something that they seldom share with the general public. you have to dig in

from johns hopkins through this man through thomas mcadoo very own the chief archivist in the state of alabama. he is sent to to columbia which was then in midtown manhattan and quickly becomes the star pupil and apple of william archibald downing's eye. long story short, dunning dispatched him to the south. he soon becomes the dean of graduate education. that university and he was the the godfather of the southern agrarian movement. those southern writers and historians who established the myth of southern as the core doctrine of law school scholarship. and one or two more questions, and then one, have some questions from everybody else. has the lost cause not been retired the south now richmond is a city is stripped of its monuments and. where does the lost cause live now? has it been sublime? it into. a politics of color that is no longer recognizable as deriving from the fight over enslavement? do you agree? first of all, that the lost cause myth has been retired? no. and i'll tell you why. historians know something that they seldom share with the general public. you have to dig in

and martha jones is a professor at johns hopkins has a nice chapter on how african americans were able to, in spite of the, which basically said blacks had no rights as citizens or standing, they use the court successfully to advance their causes. then, we do have a number of other topics, i think. recruiting troops in maryland or the union, and the chapter on reconstruction and the final chapter is on. which we can talk about. there are a number of diverse opinions i do not think you could find the chapter that says maryland was a confederate state all along and what if, what if, maryland would remain in the union. i hope that answers your question. yes, sir. did you have a question? >> you mentioned maryland being -- in what way would you say it was loyal to the union? you had the mason-dixon line and that was a foreign nation. i am trying to figure out your opinion as to the line grade >> the question is, what evidence is there that maryland remained loyal? that is a good question. first, you have the business community, economic reasons. the business community and a number of slave

hopkins hospital.tly there were rumors within the police department that biden was dying or possibly dying. information except the most essential. i just want to know if he knows he resigned. it's absolutely crazy that the president of the united states resigned via a social media post. no one saw him or heard of him. this is not official letterhead and is obviously another person's signature. i have no doubt she is completely different. absolute fake, the bank would refuse to cash such a check. who wrote? of course, it comes about the president, who is working with documents, and his handshake has a strong phrase: yeltsin’s press secretary sergei estrezhemsky immediately became what is called a meme. fox news reports that kamala haris herself ignored questions sent to her about biden's health and did not say where he was. this is the situation at ovalny. office, the times newspaper cartoonists are seeing right now. sad, elderly biden is sitting in a chair, and his desk is already occupied. kamala, who

and then martha jones who is a professor at johns hopkins has a very nice chapter on how african-americans were able to actually, in spite of the dred scott decision, which said basically blacks had no rights as citizens, they had no standing, were able to use the courts in baltimore successfully to advance their causes. and we do have a number of other topics, i think, in recruiting troops in maryland for the union. the chapter on reconstruction and then the final chapters on memory, which is something we can maybe talk about as well. but i would say that there are a number of diverse opinions in there but i don't think you're going to find a chapter that says maryland was a confederate state all along, what if, what if. maryland would remain in the union. so i hope that answers your question. yes, sir. did you have a question? >> you mentioned maryland being colonial to the union. what way would you say was strongly [ inaudible ] you have the mason-dixon line. confederates felt that that was a foreign nation. so, i am trying to figure out your opinion as to what the oil -- >> the questio

. >>> and starting this fall, johns hopkins medical school will offer free tuition for most studentst's thanks to a $1 billion gift from bloomberg philanthropy. the university says students who come from families earning under $300,000 each year are eligible and the school will also cover living expenses for those whose families earn less than $175,000. carl, good news there. >> that's an incredible gift. thanks. >>> silicon valley making a bet on ai powered humanoid robots to help solve the global labor shortage. kate rooney has that story. >> these humanoid robots are built to resemble people and humans and getting smarter thanks to artificial intelligence. robots like the ones you're about to see are catching the attention and billions of in investments from the likes of amazon, google and nvidia, tesla and microsoft. recent leaps in generative ai have accelerated what the robots are capable of. it's made them capable of understanding commands and making their own decisions about how to act. it uses the same technology behind ai powered chat bots. >> robotics is where ai meets rea