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you can slow it down, but i don't think you can you can really stop it down. well, these are the most strict measures that we can think of right now. and i agree with the accomplishment that that it's it's it's hardly measurable that you can keep this for for monthso really keep it down, it won't be possible. so at one point, i expect to see a racing cases in china why what do we wha t do we know about omicron and what do we need to know? i think one thing that sometimes gets a little bit lost. we just saw in the clip, you know that that the vaccines don't seem to offer a lot of protection against macron i think was the phrase you really have to look closely at that. what what that means is protection from infection. we do think that the basically all the vaccines that we have at the moment do offer significant protection from severe disease and from death and that's really really important because while the virus spreading like wildfire through china would still be a huge issue in terms of disruption to work and all of these things, the hope is that it wouldn

can i, can i not do, can i have that in a skilled nursing facility? you know, really making sure that location is not a barrier , and in the home ensuring that , that same clinician doesn't have to take the time, unnecessary time to travel where they can actually see the patient in their home. not to mention, remember many of these individuals don't have the ride that was just earlier mentioned. they will forgo it. they won't ask their daughter or their son to take the day off to take them to the nearest setting when we can be right in their home with them. that's a huge and important. -- people will fall through the cracks if we're not able to continue to see them in their home. >> for the technicians who developed these statutes and the work at cms and people on the finance committee, we talk about that as the home is an originating site. but the practical implication is really significant. it's a matter of life and death. it's a matter of whether or not you can get care because if you still have to go to your car, get into some either public transp

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so harm can, in fact, be done. it looks like schools face unique risks, and i wonder what can be done. they have few risks, yet we need to strengthen this cyber security in k through 12 schools, could you briefly do it. i thank you for agreeing to be here on short notice, briefly say what cisa is doing to address the problem of ransomware in schools. >> sure, thank you, congresswoman. we are and have been working hard to expand our outreach to school districts as a result of the growing threat of ransomware that they have faced. i'm particularly making them aware of the free resources that are available today that can help them improve their cyber security under a cooperative grant to the multistate isac, that helps support state and local communities throughout this country. there are a number of free services that the msi sack offers to school districts and other state and local governments to help them provide critical protections including things that block malicious domains. they provide initial triage and sup

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you can slow it down, but i don't think you can. you can really story down, well, these are the most measures that we can think of right now. and i agree with i go fish meant that it's, it's, it's hardly measurable that you can keep this for 4 months to, to really keep it down. it won't be possible. so at one point i expect to see arrays in cases in china, guy, what do we want to we know about on the column? what do we need to know? i think one thing that sometimes gets a little bit lost is we just thought in the clip, you know, that, that the vaccines don't seem to offer a lot of protection against on a crown. i think was the, the phrase. you really have to look closely at that what, what that means is protection from infection. we do think that the, if you all the vaccines that we have at the moment do of a significant roof protection from severe disease and from death. and that's really, really important, because while the virus spreading like wildfire through china would still be a huge issue in terms of disruption to work. and

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we can fix that problem. we can do this and more on health care, nutrition, and a host of other issues. and folks, here's the point, we can do it without increasing inflation or the deficit. 17 nobel laureates in economics wrote a letter to me recently affirming that this bill would reduce inflationary pressures on the economy. not increase. reduce it. [applause] by the way, by the way it's entirely paid for. every single penny. [applause] and not a single person making less than $400,000 a year will pay a single additional penny in federal taxes. not a single penny. [applause] by the way, i'm a capitalist, not a socialist. if you can make a billion dollars, $10 billion, good for you. just begin to pay your fair share. [applause] we can pay for all this by just making sure that the wealthy, making sure that the wealthy and the biggest corporations pay their fair share. case in point, last year, 55 of the fortune 500 companies, and i come from the corporate capital of the world, delaware, not a joke, more corp

you can imagine what could be the situation there. so that's the point that i was trying to me okay. on a project, on this point of inequality, public health officials warned at the time of the vaccine rollout, which was correct me if i'm wrong here. but about a year ago now, they said that equitable vaccines was essential to preventing mutations, as well as dangerous variance that would prolong the pandemic. and here we are now, we hear the same calls for vaccine equality and, and equity. what's gone wrong? well, we took an approach which promoted business as usual. so currently we have 2 companies in the world that can make m r, n a back there to find their as well as a mentor, nor companies with it. they have some licensing agreements, for example, in various countries to, to mass produce, including in india. but we should be leveraging global back the manufacturing power as much as possible, as well as helping countries to stablished in the long term their own manufacturing sites where they're currently are not. so there are 2 thi

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can it run 24/7? >> it absolutely can, daylight and dark.lk to me about what you're hearing from the test farmers because you did do a beta run. >> we have, yes so we've been cooperating with farmers for the better part of four years and they love the idea. they love the ability to be able to exit the cab for the first time and have the tractor do the work and it allows them better quality of life they can spend time with their family and allows them to focus on other activities on their farm. liz: how much is this going to run because i can imagine this is very expensive. >> yeah, so this tractor is about half a million dollars as it sits today and we're working through how to quantify the business value in this and we'll be doing that throughout the next 12 months. liz: eventually, when you do make them enabled to plant and of course harvest, will you have to turn to lidar, meaning the light detection and ranging? >> yeah, i think it's to be determined with the sensor modalities we'll use this one is obviously stereo camera only. we're not

you can alice or we can control and monitor every single each 5. i know how much ash i use for my experiment or i know how big the particles are and a know the amount of pressure i apply of my experiment. that's why i can observe how the amount and type of lightning bolts very in my experiments only, and compare the results to what happens in nature like lacking song that were to document the lightning near a real volcano. chima reli developed a lightning detector and antennae system measures electric fields and their sudden discharges. but will it be possible to measure thousands of lightning bolts from a great distance out in the real world for safety reasons, researchers are prohibited from going within 500 meters of the volcano. chima reli analyzes the data in munich. was he successful? yeah, yes, and fortunately it worked on senior. the 1st results are in the finer the particles, the more lightning zone and house broke the hum. these are a lot of particles and many of them are very small. flat. the small particles correspond with the turbulenc

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so what can we do to make them functional? we want to know why countries like germany, where i am have most of the population already fully vaccinated and then you have many people in africa. we're still waiting for the jap. so welcome to the show. with this event, 7 percent is back in my home country of kenya, we're actually in the capitol nairobi, and we had to discuss something that's affecting all of us globally now as a 4th august w e chose said that to 1.15 of the population in high income countries has already been vaccinated. now compare that to just one in 74 people, meaning 1.36 percent in lower income countries. today we are asking why does this inequity exist? who is to blame? and what can we do to change that? i want to begin with conversation by introducing jacqueline j. she's already smiling because she knows i'm coming to her. but i just wanted you to give us an overview of the situation. we've talked about the staggering difference between the numbers of those vaccinated in high income countries. and, you know

i think i can stop.f you have any questions, i would like to answer them. >> thank you very much, yehor for this outlook. i would like to get your opinion on what other security support measures could be taken right now in addition to the prospects of the nato membership action plan and eventual membership which will not happen in the near future, unfortunately. what can the west due to ukraine to support its security resilience? what can nato do what the , consolidated west due for ukraine? >> well, i have to underline that we as a partner of nato since 90's actually have taken part in different common operations. not only of training of ukraine but also its operations in kosovo, afghanistan, in mediterranean sea, et cetera, et cetera. and we actually showed ourselves as a reliable partner. for now, what can be done from the alliance part? first of all, it's training. i think it should be the strong position on the diplomatic level, and we have it. so any ultimatum can be offered from any third party al

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we can fix this together and we can make our economy work for all americans. i want to thank you all for being with us today. i'm looking forward to hearing your testimony. so, ms. brown. we're going to start with you. you are recognized for five minutes and tell us what you want us to know. >> okay. good morning, everyone. thank you for inviting me to share my experience with you today. senator warren and members of the committee. my name is courtney brown, i live in newark, new jersey. i'm currently working at an amazon fulfillment center and have been for four and a half years. before working the amazon, i served my country in the united states navy and took my commitment i made to my country seriously, as well as the commitment i take seriously now as a member. i'm here about amazon's business model because it's a threat to the working people and it's a threat to our economy. one out of every 150 american workers is an amazon employee, as well as some employees in there and the multi-billion dollar corpseagos-- corporation grew on the backs. and since the

we can tell you this. this particular bridge was built in 1970 and the state department of transportation had already given it a poor condition rating. this is not an uncommon thing. we're in a county with a whole lot of bridges. if you look at the american society of civil engineers, they have said the state of pennsylvania, the bridges on average are 15 years older than bridges in the rest of the nation, so a lot of the infrastructure that's passed will be very welcome here to repair the bridges. >> clearly. athena jones, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> listen, still to come. fears are intensifying over a possible ukrainian invasion. we're going to tell you what president biden is saying about u.s. troops movement in eastern europe. >>> and later, a rogue rocket booster apparently on a crash course with the moon. not as scary as it may sound, but still a warning about space junk as we discuss with an expert. stay with us. no two plans are the same. you can even eat this and these in the same. i

can you hear us, general? give a thumbs up if you can hear us. but we can't hear you, so. we'll move on to brigadier general charles walker and in the interim maybe you can get your technology figured out there. have someone on your staff help you. brigadier general walker. >> ranking member gallagher, distinguished members of the subcommittee, it's my pleasure to be here today and offer testimony with respect to the office of complex investigations brings to this as chair spear points out, it is a poison within our ranks. and the national guard in all levels is committed to eradicating sexual violence against all service members. today, we hope to testify about the unique, particular aspects of national guard service which at times may create gaps in our ability to handle criminal activity within our military service but also to reinforce the fact that these matters are being taken serious and the avenues that are available for military justice, and i'll use that not as the term of our military justice, but the fact that art's men and women were serving in a nonfederalize

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