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want to thank yound oth members of this cmitteehat have kt us focused on getti thdrinki watertandar prosed. i was speaki to the senator yesterday and in the two years we have spoken there isn't one time when you haven't asked about this so we arelad to be at this key milestone. exposure to pfas is very harmful to humans health. what we also know about the science is people are exposed to pfas from a variety of means from their air, land, and water. when pfas is in drinking water, we know it's one of the most significant to bidde to the harmful health effects that people face. as we think about making progress in this critical issue for the american people, having a national dnking water standard that keeps it out of our drinking water, that is one of the best ings we can do as a nation from human health perspective. we are very proud of the proposal that we announced yesterday. it is basedn the latest peer-reviewed science, and it also learned from the dozen states that already have established mcl's. as you said, the proposal calls for regulating six pfas. we are proposing to set a maximu

at the getty but he was paying attention to the balance sheet.y is doing the rounds. i want you to respond to it. the vc and your portfolio companies, who up the bank that serve you by heading to the exit and telling portfolio companies to do the same thing. the authorities stepped in on sunday and made you hold. >> at on the anybody did this together. if you look at it, you have to pay a lot and make sure it's done. venture debt is not available. it's going to be much more expensive. i don't think there is a coordinated effort. somebody on twitter heard from their friend, to be we should move the money. it's a psychological thing. the bank runs not coordinated. it just happens. everybody started doing the same thing. jonathan: it's a classic bank run. thanks for your perspective. equity futures up three quarters of 1%. ♪ >> keeping up-to-date with news from around the world with the first word. germany's largest munitions manufacturers says europe's defense industry can't meet needs unless they double capacity. it is producing a chest two thirds

tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd >> well, thank you for your patience. usually i'm always most low on time. so i appreciate you waiting. i'm san francisco mir london breed and welcome the brown bombers to city hall today! thank you to the parents and theville tierce, all the coaches and all the folk who is show up every day for our kids it make sure they are a success. both on the field and off. when i heard from roberto hernandez how amazing you were doing i was excited. back in the day i wanted being a cheer leader but it was expensive. i know you went to florida to compete and did really u really good among cheer team usa from all overnight country. you came in second this year we going for first place, am i right! you gotta be proud. let me tell you, you sought other c

us meeting comes as there are two significant legal challenges to a.i. in the first media company getty to create and in the second in the united states a computer wants to be recognised as an inventor so that he can patent his innovations in a.i. without a.i. has been around for the last five decades. it's used grown exponentially in recent years, and it seems regulation needs to catch up. olivia cameron is founder of ethical intelligence and is an ethicist and joins me now. intelligence and is an ethicist and joins me now . welcome to gb and joins me now. welcome to gb news. you were in cambridge where you and was this an important and an overdue meeting, do you think ? meeting, do you think? absolutely so. the field of responsible ai, we really took off only in the past years. so a lot of knew each other as these little linkedin profiles that were interacting social media but hadn't given the chance come together in one space and have these pertinent conversations live together . what should i be live together. what should i be worried about? so i have been termed as the optimistic e

we use todayalk how many jobs we created and what it was, we were getti people back to rk tha were no longer working and some of the decisions we've made made it more valuable for peoe to stay a home than go to work and it wasn't that people we lazy it's justhey wer't stupid. you have a tough job. you have aough job and i often refer to things that just happen in my life in everyday things, i can remember a movie called "a few good n" and i think one of the things that jack nick nicholson said in that movie, you can't handle the truth. i'm not talking about you, but themerican people. and it is the public debt, which is part of yr job description and you answer to the predent of the united states as a membe of th cabinet. i'm just baffled as where we go from here and how we can put a smile on our faces becse the ople i talk to aren't in this room. when i come out of mass in the morning i have people stop me. when i go to cannella's to have brk fast people stop me and go to cummings and get coffee people stop me, you know what they ask, when the heck are you going to get this straighte

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but getty's giving wanda's mistress and wanda his wife. i know. it is extraordinary. ours was one of the few ways that a tudor woman was able to indulge her literacy. and it was a way that she could hold the book very of openly, because they weren't encouraged , of literature , read other forms of literature . so the fact that he gave them such of at the such copies of books at the house this is encouraging that literacy. yeah yeah. fascinating. so tell us henry where is this exhibition and when can people go to it? of course it's at heever castle in kent. absolutely location to visit any time. but this visit at any time. but this exhibition running from exhibition is running from this week until june week, wednesday until early june this year . week, wednesday until early june this year. fascinating. thank week, wednesday until early june this soar. fascinating. thank week, wednesday until early june this so much.;cinating. thank week, wednesday until early june this so much. andting. thank week, wednesday until early june this so much. and for. thank week, wednesday