uh, francois a young man is director of the hugo observatory at the university of league. he is also a member of the into a governmental panel on climate change. joins us now. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, how much of this is down to plain manmade climate change as well? obviously we need to realize that the climate change that we're experiencing right now is $100.00 persons manmade. so there is no net throughout the variation that explains what we were experiencing, the right no, and this is one of the key points of the latest. that's as many as we bought, of the intake of 101000 funding on the blemishes d i. t z, which says that clearly. uh right now we have exceeded the temperature that we knew before the easiest way to release on the bible to 1.2 degrees. and indeed, if we take the last 12 miles we've exceeded that temperature by 1.5 degrees, and this is all related to human activities. and primarily defining of course, you'd see what was up in the cold and gas. this has been this the case for 12 consecutive months, says the report. does that mean we fail to

center of the w's rapid rise. >> the indiana fever select -- caitlin clark, university of iowa. >> reporteraft into the league breaking the all-time viewing record, averaging 2.4 million views. the second-most-watched nba draft averaged just over 600,000 views. >> it felt there were a lot more recognizable stars in the women's college game than in the men's college game. and so much of that, of course, is fueled by caitlin clark. she plays the game differently than any woman we have ever seen. i think that's just energized a fan base that maybe hadn't paid as close attention to the women's game in the past. >> reporter: so much has been made out of the rivalry between angel reese and caitlin clark. is it good for the sport? >> i think the rivalry is incredible for the sport. you know, some have likened it to magic johnson and larry bird. people are interested in watching these two young women play. they're in particular interested in these two women play against one another. >> reporter: the fever/sky game in june was the w's most-viewed in 23 years, 2.3 million tuning in. even though the v

the mainstream because the united states was in the grips of keynesianism, all the ivy leagues.ity of chicago was different and they had of this program to bring eventually hundreds of latin american students to study under friedman and his colleagues and that had a tremendous impact on the politics of latin america because when there was the series of military coups in the 70s, there was a, there were teams of economists that were ready to work with those governments who didn't have any expertise and economics, so they formed a kind of alliance or partnership with the military and these university of chicago economists. >> host: naomi klein, part of her critique was about the chicago school of economics. you've written a book called chicago economics. what are we going to get from that book? >> guest: sure. i don't want to appear to be one of the people that is a milton friedman fan that's upset her for that reason. i just think it's possible to take a different intellectual view, and i will briefly try to make that argument. .. and china is a far freer country than it was duri

later i pursued economics at a university of finance and economy in china. during my studies in china, i served as the chairman of communist socialist league, guiding the political life of 15 north korean students. following this i spent more than three years involved in north korean and china trade, especially in shipping operations and the natural resources trade. however, i became increasingly delusioned with the regime's lack of development and reform. initially i registered and rejected information i received on the internet, especially critical of north korea and positive about south korea and the united states. and i believe that it is the propaganda by south korea and the united states. over time i realized the truth in this information and what i had learned in north korea. the most shocking revelation was the brutal tyranny of north korean dictator and horrific reality of my friends and acquaintances being sent to prison camp without knowing their crimes. the public executions by anti-craft machine guns ordered by kim jong un in 2013 left people ho

league grew. for support of the league of nations, produced educational material, organized speaking tours and held more international congresses. in 1934, dorothy dexter, a member of the women's international league, letter investigation into the munitions industry. the findings of the committee exposed corruption and made clear the links between war and profit. >> one of the things that's been most interesting is which way should go? will you go in the way of violence to change conditions, or will it go the way of nonviolence? there has always been groups who believed in nonviolence, who opposed violence.. the greatest one was gandhi in india. and he preached, he caught the attention of the whole world, and when he began with his salt march, unarmed people marching against what they considered an unjust tax, and he succeeded. it was really quite electrical what i did to all of the people, not only the peace people but people who are interested in economics and government and the world situation

. >> the university of florida is an extraordinary place. flagship and land-grant at the same time. we are both and with the land-grant institution in all 67 counties and we have ivy league level admission and if florida were a standalone nation's the 14th grossest gdp. university of florida has done amazing things in the last 10 or 12 years taking it to really extraordinary place and our students -- the model of college we all still have in our head, you are never there until you are 18 and you go when you are full for four years and then you drop from 100% time on campus until 0% time. median americans are going to have to be retrained for new jobs because of the awesome stuff that is happening. wall street journal software eats the world is still worth reading on every breakfast table as if it were currently written today. there's never been a world where humans really needed to be lifelong learners and the world we're entering right now is one where jobs are going to get eaten up. we are somewhere between 10 and 30 years away from all ha

universities, and then he came out of that and became a successful businessman and ultimately a senator the american dream. you go from poverty to being the vice presidential pick of the united states, and he will be the next vice president, i believe. it is an incredible story and it is that cinderella story who everybody in the working class in michigan or in ohio or in the indiana, illinois, wisconsin looks at that and says, "i can be that too periods" this man will be the sitting vice president of the united states of america. how does it get any better than that? >> carley: vice president kamala harris called j.d. vance and welcomed him into the race, very nice, very friendly. but that's where it stops because she also says she doesn't want to debate him and she wants to do the cbs news debate. i think there are two code dates she is interested in. one of the reasons we are hearing the former president chose j.d. vance as running mate if you can imagine that debate taking place. j.d. vance will do a good job. how do you think that will unfold if it happens? >> i think he will absol

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there are three or four secret societies of students, we know the ivy league, a lot of them have beent against the republicans in order to keep the white house, it is this collective or collective they are now engaged in a master plan to retain power, i already said here once in the studio that this show that is being played out to us now, it is really already staged, including departures, biden’s illnesses, and some other things, it seems to us that they made a decision yesterday, is it today or something like a day before the renunciation of biden and his election chief... they let the republicans and trump warm up on biden’s age, when he kept saying this all the time, yes, he’s old, he’s not the candidate can go now, and now they already knew in advance how everything would happen and how they would use this counterargument against him, because voting in general is suffrage in america. the most complex and confusing in the world. let me remind you that the presidential elections and vice president, they go together, they are indirect through the so-called electoral college, and the

later i pursued economics at a university of finance and economy in china. during my studies in china, i served as the chairman of communist socialist league, guiding the political life of 15 north korean students. following this i spent more than three years involved in north korean and china trade, especially in shipping operations and the natural resources trade. however, i became increasingly delusioned with the regime's lack of development and reform. initially i registered and rejected information i received on the internet, especially critical of north korea and positive about south korea and the united states. and i believe that it is the propaganda by south korea and the united states. over time i realized the truth in this information and what i had learned in north korea. the most shocking revelation was the brutal tyranny of north korean dictator and horrific reality of my friends and acquaintances being sent to prison camp without knowing their crimes. the public executions by anti-craft machine guns ordered by kim jong un in 2013 left people ho

later i pursued economics at a university of finance and economy in china.uring my studies in china, i served as the chairman of communist socialist league, guiding the political life of 15 north korean students. following this i spent more than three years involved in north korean and china trade, especially in shipping operations and the natural resources trade. however, i became increasingly delusioned with the regime's lack of development and reform. initially i registered and rejected information i received on the internet, especially critical of north korea and positive about south korea and the united states. and i believe that it is the propaganda by south korea and the united states. over time i realized the truth in this information and what i had learned in north korea. the most shocking revelation was the brutal tyranny of north korean dictator and horrific reality of my friends and acquaintances being sent to prison camp without knowing their crimes. the public executions by anti-craft machine guns ordered by kim jong un in 2013 left people horr

ben: the university of florida is an extraordinary place. flagship and land-grant at the same time. we are both and with the land-grant institution in all 67 counties and we have ivy league level admission and if florida were a standalone nation's the 14th grossest gdp. it is the fastest growing of those. massive demand to move the flotilla right now. university of florida has done amazing things in the last 10 or 12 years taking it to really extraordinary place and our students -- the model of college we all still have in our head, you are never there until you are 18 and you go when you are full for four years and then you drop from 100% time on campus until 0% time. the future is, median americans are going to have to be retrained for new jobs because of the awesome stuff that is happening. wall street journal software eats the world is still worth reading on every breakfast table as if it were currently written today. there has never been a world where humans needed to be lifelong learners in the world we are entering is one where jobs a

>> well, the why the long term, why this is a guy who went to the university of delaware and syracuse, you know, and he has been surrounded by ivy league hot shots is home his whole life and he feels that he's been underestimated since he got international politics over 50 years ago and also feels i'm like iob, donald trump barack obama talked me out of running in 2016 and hillary clinton lost. and all of these other republicans have lost to donald trump twice. i'm the only guy who can be who has beaten him. and i think that there's there's there's kind of very personal view about why he is digging in his heels. but i also think there is there is the dynamic where he has always felt that that the party isn't a dilemma if he steps aside where people around biden have always been uncertain that kamala harris could beat donald trump, but they've also i've been uncertain that the party could rally and unify behind anyone if they go through the process of replacing the first female, woman of color on the national ticket, so they convinced themselves that a lot of reasons to dig in. but the

international movement became active in a variety of areas.supported the league of nations, produced educational material, organized speaking tours, and held more international congresses. in 1934, dorothy denser, a member of the women's international league, led the push for congressional investigations into the munitions industry. the findings of that committee exposed last vast corruption and made mix between the war and profit. >> one of the things that has been most interesting is which way it should go. would it go in the way of violence, to change the conditions, or will it go in the way of nonviolence? there's always been, you know, folks who believe in nonviolence, or oppose violence, but, really, behind it was mahatma gandhi in india. the way he preached that india was seeking freedom, it caught the attention of the whole world. when he began with his march to the sea, on our own people, marching against what they considered an unjust tax, and he succeeded, it was really quite electrical what it did to all of the people who were not

a very good program will include multiple leagues in a year. vice-chancellor of science, technology and economics. daneshmounian of the presidency also announced the plan to transform pardis science and technology park into iran's international innovation zone. our international park will be upgraded to the international innovation zone of iran, which will create a very good horizon and a very good opportunity. it creates for the presence of foreign companies , foreign investors, iranians living abroad and the development of their relations. iranian companies and foreign companies hope that this region will become one of the top 10 regional investment bases in the field of technology in the horizon of 1408 , will be able to employ 50 thousand people in the field of technology and will be able to host more than 2,500 technological companies. be it the technologists of a scientific company of amir kabir university of technology succeeded in making a swallowable sensor to monitor the growth status of livestock. this sensor is attached to the anima

the national aviation university, was in touch with us , now you and i will break for a four-minuteerzh, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine, head of the public league of ukraine nato, you can probably win the first time, you don't even need the second, we will talk about nato. and about ukraine, but first let's see advertising attention, total sale, kors garden trimmers under unpack tv with a discount of only 799 uah. only 799 for a reliable tool, high power, ease of use. very profitable, minimum effort, maximum result. hurry to order while the video is being broadcast. trimmers are light and very powerful. slopes lawn next to fences, along the path line, next to the sidewalk, curb, around trees, trim bushes and even branches, simple and easy, leave big heavy mowers in the past, choose korce trimmers, classic or with lawnmower function, call now to order at a special reduced price, you will see how powerful our trimmers are, they can handle even the thickest weeds and are practically silent, no more heavy lawn sprays, oil or gas to fill up, just convenience and beauty take

dhaka university has been like a war zone for the last two days.students. one other pro—government student wing, actually the student wing of the ruling party, chhatra league, and the other group there have been protesting for the last two weeks demanding reform of the quota system in governmentjobs. now, in the clashes in yesterday, which actually started in late afternoon and continued till midnight, both groups have claimed that around more than 250 to 300 of their students, and in total, according to their claims, in total, it's somewhat around 600 students got injured yesterday. so today both the parties, both the student groups called for a protest in dhaka university. so the pro—government student wing, the student wing of the ruling party, they staged a protest, 200 to 300m away from here in the centre of dhaka university. and the other group, the quota reformers, the protesters, they've staged a protest here. and in both the protests, there were more than two to 3000 students, holding, uh, bamboo sticks, iron rods, wearing helmets. i mean,

some even for credit during the first three years of this program. more than 6000 young women enrolled participating schools. wellesley, vassar college, new york. again, ivy league or, at least seven sisters, very colleges offering. whatever training was needed. you can see this is you did it to go from a club to an institution. under left. here you have the first board of directors for e washington council. and to the right is actually most of thsame women. but they have become trained. they he professionalize and you see their wonderful unifos here. they also institute the idea of summer training schools offered the country in centralized places. eight of those were eventually set up and. they also had correspondence courses as well. if you needed. but it was the idea of improving training and, improving the of the organization by having university trained leaders and university trained adults. that was really critical to expanding and promoting the movement. in fact, lou turned to the experts. lillian gilbreth you know, cheaper by the dozen. she w

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with warner discovery match the offers from amazon or cnbc's parent company nbc universal.se rites going? >> i think the deals are incredible for the business. the commissioner deserves a lot of credit for creating a set the partners to triple the revenue for the league, to create a level of access for customers and consumers of sports, where they want to see them and how they want to see them today. i think that's a win. i'm not a lawyer and going to two years ago warner bros. says a -- that's a decision they have to make. they certainly had a period of time, like all the incumbents did, to do a deal, and it didn't happen. that creates others to be competitive. >> so, for your athletes, you represent a lot of nba athletes, is it good to have some of the rights switching to amazon? is that good or bad? or is the fragmentation confusing? >> both. it's good from a revenue standpoint. obviously athletes participate in the gross of revenue of the league. it's hard, because one of the things we've lost as consumers is the guide. when you have a capable box or antenna, you knew w

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pennsylvania also is a beacon of education and innovation, home to prestigious universities and research institutions that drive advancements in science, medicine, and technology. throughout history from our steel and coal mines to our farms and forests, pennsylvania has led the way with a inspiring work ethic. as a lifelong pennsylvaniaian, i am proud of all we've done and look forward to the future and proud to represent 1/3 of the landmass of the great pennsylvaniaians and to all pennsylvaniaians, happy pennsylvania day. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. budzinski: on july 6, sonia massie dialed 911 seeking safety but instead of receiving help she met with fatal gunfire from the officer of the law. like everyone who has seen the body camera footage in the fin

so it's hard to have sympathy for the leadership harvard university and the ivy leagues and higher educationad decision after the other. they have abandoned us. >> ainsley: i know you just graduated. what did you go through. what did these groups do to you and jewish friends? >> it was awful. when i was walking to class. self-appointed safety marshals bright yellow vests monitor jews as they were walking, recording them. not speaking but following us every hour of the day. at one point they used bolt cutters to try to break up the gates of harvard to allow the outside community to rush. in they had signs saying if you want to access this part of campus, you have to talk to us first. this was happening outside of the office of president of harvard alan garber useless leader who has done nothing about the situation as you just said has now reversed the decision to suspend the barely five students that they have actually disciplined. >> ainsley: right. there were more than five. >> exactly, not only were their hundreds of students participating in the encampments. faculty and professors. includ

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so interesting here is in replacing tnt for all of those games with nbc universal, what you get is you're broadcasts. to me, that speaks to what the league wants. they want scale. they want to reach as many people as possible and now people are going on streaming. so, yes. all of those company hs to pay a lot more for these rights than a decade ago, but they are securing the ability to stream those games. for that you get the ability to reach younger consumers on these streaming platforms whether prime video or peacock and espn's new service which is going to be launching just in time for this round of games that they have the rights for. i think this is really, speaks to the changing media landscape and the fact that streaming is really where everything seems to be going. both in terms of subscribers and ad dollars. >> all right, julia, thank you. this is one to watch, and it's been something shaking up the industry for a while. we'll continue to keep an eye on it. thank you. >>> we are approaching the first look at second quarter gdp. also the initial jobless claims in june durable good