in order to particularly endow more mobility foa subjec so he or she inot tethered to these massive volumes of electroni. - he calls these prototypes, neurograins. they look like glitter. - what they are are individual tiny little chiplets, about the size of grain of salt each, and they have internal electronics. there we go, that's neurograins. the physical size ans that there is safety in implanting such tiny little objects in the brain without causing damage. - [angel] thousands of neurograins could be distributed across the surface of the brain to record and broadcast neal activity wirelessly. - each one of these little chiplets would be like a little cellphone that's able to capture some of these neural signals and then spew them out streaming your thoughts in real time. - that's wild to think about. using computers, arto is developing cutting edge techniques to interpret these complex signals. - we use machine learning to decode or understand what those 10,000 little cellphones are actually telling you or me out my intention or your intention not only to move an arm, but perhaps do mu

inot good evening glory to ukraine glory to the heroes, please tell us operational information, thatow many missiles in total did the enemy fire over ukraine today ah, well, if it is important to know in order to understand the scale of all this and how much was managed to knock down, what kind of information is as of now already confirmed and such that can be made public, so far the information is as i just want to go back a few months in the past, because we are all used to calling the tenth of october such powerful attacks on our critical infrastructure, but the shelling from the kharkiv tpp began on september 11, the very day that was once attacked there were er towers, yes, the united states had twins. in fact, this day and what was deceived by the fact that they attacked er, then they already began to attack the energy facility of ukraine precisely from september, from september 11, much later, on october 10, it was more massive missile attack and since then, if i counted a little yesterday, exactly how many strikes by kamikaze drones and missiles have been carried out since se

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inot at all. it's one thing to lie about wong thing on your resume he lied about everything.ed out someone's name. he didn't work for a wall street firm. he didn't even work for mattress firm. he made it all up, complete nonsense. it's sad. he said everyone lies a little bit well he should have just had someone else show up for the job. >> tyrus: there's a little bit and a lot of bit joe. >> joe m: lying is underrated. i lie all the time. i lie when you play the game two truths and one lie. they're all lies. it's the perfect way to have people think you did something awesome that's why it's like i got 1600 on my sats and i made love to angelica houston. >> tyrus: wow. really? >> joe m: yes. >> tyrus: dr. nicole, is he a pathological hire? and i'm not talking about joe? what is your diagnosis. >> dr. nicole: first of all when he started the interview saying i'm not going to say i'm guilty. when you start using double negatives you're lying. he lied about everything, identification, professional, background, his personal life style. i get it i'm in academics, we fill out a lot

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one of those reasons is what i said, is to remind us of what we all have inot common with each other responsibility that we all have two people who are suffering anywhere in the world. b and this i get that like just because were of a different nationality that that somehow makes us different is absurd. but i will say that it did have this other reason why i was writing it, because i was writing it in 2019, and in 2020, 2021, not a great time in america, andt i did want to mae a point about the fact that nowadays if you start talking about democracy or for that matter the promotion of democracy, you are bound to get laughed out of the room. we are not all that fond of democracy here in america anymore. two-thirds of americans say that our democracy is on the verge of collapse, two-thirds of americans. do you know what that says to me? one-third of americans are not paying attention. that's what that says to me. we are at the place right now where we are fashionably talking about autocracy as a real option, where religious fascism is sadly downrigger. i remember the time and at f you

th inot a basis to condemn their maps, specifically to ensure federal courts are not called into superintend the line drawing process. i think this court precedent rightly are due states deserve flexibility in managing the competing interests. thld properly include tions under the voting rights act. justice roberts: justice thomas? justice alito? justice kagan? justice kagan: i am going to ask you a question about alabama's argument and maybe i should've asked it to alabama's lyebut he can listen and you are there ms. prelogar: i will do what i can. justice kagan: you understand why alabama should be satisfied with this idea that if you can oduce one race neutral map? if tory is you can run millions of thesroams and we care about race neutrality for anyf the reasons alabama suggests we ought to at the firsst of gingles come have the verse precondition, why would one be enough? if you ran one shouldn't the state come back and say you need more than one in a million? surely should hav10 surely should have 1000. surely ishld be the median map. why one? ms. prelogar: this is the unde theorized a

inot right to suggest the amework announced a hostility. this is about recognizing when e vereign is suing another sovereign that implicates fundamental constitutional principles. a contrary rule -- >> maybe you don't like the word hostility but you have a special role for state standing at this favors the states. the states are in a less favorable position than if they were a private entity. let me move on to one other case. you can see fedallection commission versus actions acknowledges congress can permit civil actions cllenging enforcement decisions. >> i recognize the court concluded over justice scalia's dissent but that is an example where the court allowed standing. >> why doesn't that principle apply here? >> ihi the more on point precedent in this case ishe the court took the linda rs principle and said it applied in the realm of immigration law. >> what do you do with how clay versus cheney the court recognized that general principle but also said when congress puts it specific limits on executive enforcement that courts have aut

inot ms. smith who is asking you to change -- door to authoritarianism which is why the court has never allowed it. it is not ms.mith who is asking you to change. yes, this court shou ge guidance to limit the cel that has been imposed by endless litigati on artists like jack phillips. one need not aeeith particular belf affirm that law-abiding people have a right to speak their cscious including on a controversial subject like marriage and that noble principal is rooted in the love of neighbor, extdi the same rights that we want for ourselves. the right to be freero government coercion of speech foundational to ourovernment and to the free and fearless pursuit of truth. th >> today on c-span, the house is back at 9 a.m. easterno begin work on a boat to expedite the naturalition processor non-us citizens serving in the u.s. military. at 11:00 a.m., lawmakers honor the u.s. citol police. there is a congressional gold medal in their efforts on defending the u.s. capitol. on c-span2, the senate re

this is inot true of cvs or dollar -general.lso when asked where do you regularly by the things for everyday use 72 percent respond to the supermarket. so when you consider where the competitive constraints how you wish these businesses to be responsive to consumers, it's mainly other supermarkets and importantly kroger and albertsons compete head-to-head and impose this competitive restraint on each other. kroger's 2021 left albertson as one of its main competitors in five out of 10 of kroger's stock markets governing the total of 546 stores. also 49 top markets, albertsons and listed as one of the main competitors in 14 governing 14 kroger stores. another example of this competitive dynamic is that compared to other retail chains, kroger and albertsons have a much higher percentage of rages on promotions. a merger is likely to reduce these incentives to offer these promotions as kroger will no longer face competition from albertsons and albertsons from kroger. the consolidation will also reduce competition for consumers. their

term limits says th inot right. justice jackson: all right. mr. thompson: that the premise of yoution is not right. justice jackson: all right. thank you. chief justice roberts: thank you, counsel. mr. katyal. mr. katyal: thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. for 233 years, states have not read the elections clause e way you just heard. there are two reasons tom. one is that when enacting legislation,he's no such thing as an independent state legislature. the other is that north carolina statutes authori wt the north carolina court did, all focus on the first. tioner's idea that state legislatures created by state constitutions are independent of them is wrong. it is rejected by the articles of confederation, rejected by the early statcotitutions, rejected by the founding practice, peally new york, where judges vetoed federal election bills. it's so rejected by this court in cases such as smiley and hiebnd. just three years ago in ruch this court promised state constitutions can prove standards for state courts to apply and si