it is our goal to prevent all future cte cases— our goal to prevent all future cte cases by— our goalrth— the world cup will be taking place in north america. the only way we know— in north america. the only way we know how— in north america. the only way we know how to— in north america. the only way we know how to prevent cte today is to limit your— know how to prevent cte today is to limit your exposure to repeated head impacts _ limit your exposure to repeated head imacts. ., , , limit your exposure to repeated head imacts. ., , ., ., ., , impacts. thompson is part of a group of former players _ impacts. thompson is part of a group of former players taking _ impacts. thompson is part of a group of former players taking legal - of former players taking legal action against the game's authorities for the permanent damage they claim was caused by their playing careers. they have led calls for a reduction in the physicality of the sport away from match days. today, world rugby announced that contact in training will be reduced across rugby union in an attempt to prevent injuries and p

it is our goal to prevent all future cte cases by 2026, in the next five years.tually the time the world cup will be taking place in north america. the only way we know how to prevent cte today is to limit your exposure to repeated head impacts. thompson is part of a group of former players taking legal action against the game's authorities for the permanent damage they claim was caused by their playing careers. they have led calls for a reduction in the physicality of the sport away from match days. today, world rugby announced that contact in training will be reduced across rugby union in an attempt to prevent injuries and protect player welfare. the new guidance includes limiting full contact training to 15 minutes a week. thompson stressed the importance of monitoring these limits and questioned whether they go far enough. how much do you need to be ready for the game at the weekend and how much do you need? it is good they are talking about it, good they have brought those guidelines in because it can always be changed, it can always be lowered, do they need

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. >> x-ray mri cte scan common procedures at medical centers everywhere. but when it comes to a stroke diagnosis can be a bit less scientific. you'll be asked to raise your hands will be asked to speak to see if there's slurring the asked if there's tingling. >> and through that very subject to and they're going to decide whether or not you having struck these are the robotic pods. he says the transducers a startup named nova signal wants to change that. i think this is really a fundamental shift in how brain health will be managed. robert hamilton is founder and inventor of the technology. it is just using alter sounds as you might think of general ultrasound to look at how the blood flows moving in different parts of the brain are just have have a seat here on the i want to start this up really quick. these tell the robot where it is allowed to go. and have you lay down with your head in the crater here. the machine uses artificial intelligence and robotics to find and lock onto a small window in the skull. >> where can read blood movement in the brain.

the classroom hours in high-quality cte program are dramatically more intensive than in programs for which we currently allow pell grant's. this has been estimated to a lack -- add a tiny fraction of expense if -- single digit percent of the budget. i appreciate my colleagues for their support on this. i have one question. at toyota, one of the national skills coalitions continues to talk about the fact that a lot of our workers do not have foundational digital skills when they come into the workforce. that is particularly acute among folks in minority communities. what does toyota do in training to accelerate the digital proficiency of new workers in your training program? >> our program is representative of the different skills you need. whether it is getting to work on time. we work with the colleges to make sure we look at attendance. the top skill side is working in a team, being able to problem solve, obviously, math and english classes, the wide range of skills they need to be successful. we offer mentors and people to help them if they are struggling in a class. by doing this

. >> x-ray mri cte scan common procedures at medical centers everywhere. can be a bit less scientific. you'll be asked to raise your hands will be asked to speak to see if there's slurring will be asked if there's tingling. >> and through that very subject to and they're going to decide whether or not having struck these are the robotic pods. he said the transducers a startup named nova signal wants to change that. i think this is really a fundamental shift in how brain health will be managed. robert hamilton is founder and inventor of the technology is just using alter sounds as eu might think of general ultrasound to look at how the blood flows moving in different parts of the brain are just have have a seat here on the want to start this up really quick. these tell the robot where it is allowed to go. and have you lay down with your head in the crater here. the machine uses artificial intelligence and robotics to find and lock onto a small window in the skull. >> where can read blood movement in the brain. on the right side. i'm actually listening to a

. >> x-ray mri cte scan common procedures at medical centers everywhere. but when it comes to a stroke diagnosis can be a bit less scientific. you'll be asked to raise your hands will be asked to speak to see if there's slurring will be asked if there's tingling. >> and through that very subject to and they're going to decide whether or not having struck these are the robotic pods. this is the transducers a startup named nova signal wants to change that. i think this is really a fundamental shift in how brain health will be managed. robert hamilton is founder and inventor of the technology. it is just using alter sounds as the new you might think of general ultrasound to look at how the blood flows moving in different parts of the brain are just have have a seat here on the i want to start this up really quick. these tell the robot where it is allowed to go. and have you lay down with your head in the crater here. the machine uses artificial intelligence and robotics to find and lock onto a small window in the skull. >> where can read blood movement in the

i first wrote to the fcc about the threat of huawei, and cte back in 2010. and our committee has done important work in the last congress to protect national security including the creation of program to rip and replace equipment manufactured by suspicious vendors. let me just point this succinctly, i don't want to have anything to do with huawei or zte. we have the capacity in our country with american companies to do what needs to be done and delivered to the american people safely. can you tell us why hardware replacement isn't sufficient and why we need an open software based solution to the national security threat and our wireless infrastructure, and succinctly because i have five minutes. >> thank you, congressman, eshoo. fundamentally and succinctly, if you have software, and you have control of the software, and it's u.s. based, you have more control over there because it's boundariless. with hardware, and existing entities here, you have legacy supply chains that are open to compromise or disruption. >> right. thank you very much. i think that ever