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i'm exxon dw, ken's free d printed organ save lives. i've been visible in the next hour with mobiles headlines, the smiles. me to the news. the right now hundreds of thousands of people around the world. a waiting for organ transplants like 4 year old, a v green who's been waiting for a new cock for a year will smart technology revolutionize organ transplants. and all 3 d printed organs anywhere close to becoming the norm. find out on shift is a hot made from human cells using ice 3 d printer scientists, intel of they've already made this breakthrough back in 2019. the printed hot couldn't be yet, but it was assigned the researches were on the right path. the key here is printing using living cells, so called by printing type d printing. well, the other 23 d printing, also known as additive manufacturing, has been in use an industry and for a number of years up yet, it basically means building complex objects layer by layer hiding young and a few years ago. and this trend also made its way into the field of biomedicine put us in all the

so this is a larger version of our 3 d ball printer. we have this is basically used to, to, to live up on materials to the engine side or off of the surgery to facilitate to the healing process. we have a camera located at the tip for the visualization, as we can see right here. and we have one channel at the top, 2 for the delivery of the materials. and after the fact, we have the control us to control the bending of the printer. and it doesn't only print, it can also make any decisions and spray water to clean the wounds after an operation . in the future, this medical tool could be use for different types of surgeries, including the removal of cancer risk. janice, especially if i can utilize on one set of co device, they can both form the and course a big safeco for seizure and a for we can do more to sit and tie up kinds of timble inside the body like actually on the call on kind of so there is so much groundbreaking research going on right now, but what people who are waiting for an organ transplant need the most is more open donor

>> yeah, from opposition side, proposition d doesn't go far enough. it's one of the reasons why the building trades council and the labor council are opposed to proposition d. what they require generally is that there be a requirement for skilled and trained workers and helps to close the gap between wages and housing costs. and it's extremely important to building trades that would be building these buildings. one of the things that's curious to us is that one of the things that proposition d is pushing is for form based density for larger buildings to be built residential and that generally means towards concrete and steel and it's curious to us, the carpenters union would be supporting proposition d even though -- which is not what the carpenters would be invested in >> we'll move with closing statements and any other thoughts you would like to give on proposition d, corey. >> like i said, san francisco has a great opportunity and choice in front of us if we want to move forward and value our residents like we claim we do. proposition d is supporte

and all 3 d printed organs anywhere close to becoming the norm. find out on shift is a hot made from human cells using ice 3 d printer scientists, intel of they've already made this breakthrough back in 2019. the printed hot couldn't be yet, but it was assigned the researches were on the right path. the key here is printing using living cells, so called by printing type d printing. well, the other 23 d printing, also known as additive manufacturing, has been in use an industry and for a number of years up yet, it basically means building complex objects layer by layer hiding young and a few years ago. and this trend also made its way into the field of biomedicine, so that's been all we've been held up in need. it enables those to print the layers of living materials and that's my logical material. teeth, which are very complex material properties mixing all fixed lives and for the whole phone. cutting the ones that we now have you possibilities and file medicine complaint can hopefully print complex oregon structures in the future using 3 d bio pr

>> yeah, from opposition side, proposition d doesn't go far enough. it's one of the reasons why the building trades council and the labor council are opposed to proposition d. what they require generally is that there be a requirement for skilled and trained workers and helps to close the gap between wages and housing costs. and it's extremely important to building trades that would be building these buildings. one of the things that's curious to us is that one of the things that proposition d is pushing is for form based density for larger buildings to be built residential and that generally means towards concrete and steel and it's curious to us, the carpenters union would be supporting proposition d even though -- which is not what the carpenters would be invested in >> we'll move with closing statements and any other thoughts you would like to give on proposition d, corey. >> like i said, san francisco has a great opportunity and choice in front of us if we want to move forward and value our residents like we claim we do. proposition d is supporte

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how dangerous is the a, f d? what is causing such anger within minutes, mainstream society, and how resilience is germany's democracy. on to the point, we ask defiance and germany can mass protests, stop the far right. the welcome to. this week's to the point, i'm probably, you know, yes, and i'm joined by today's guess. brandon bourne is a member of the baptist month foundation and it's europe's future program to focuses on us german ads. transatlantic relations need a has a is d w as chief political correspondent, based here in berlin. and katya jolla is a researcher at the king's college in london, an author of the best selling book beyond the wall, about the former german democratic republic. and joining us from like all of you, welcome and thanks for being here. yeah, it's been a long time since germany has made such a international headlines with a mass protests what sentiment is uniting all these people as well. there is a sentiment that there is something at stake here and that is the foundation of democr

d. p. are constantly pickering the self proclaimed progressive coalition passes resolutions on ecological restructuring, the budget, and social policy that require multiple corrections. and for many germans, chancellor schultz has just been too quiet by the house in the centers. parties went over voters again. that's a big question. brandon, we know that this is happening in other countries as well. how difficult is it to fight a moving like the f d when it has a message that clearly resonates with folders? i mean this, if it's a very difficult question, i think when you look at this through an international lens, the in germany, the united states, there, we tend to forget that we're, we're undergoing a major societal change. generational change, we have a green transition that's taking place. we have a digital transformation, new technologies that provide opportunities, but also challenge economies. they, they challenge or social fabric. and when you take germany into consideration, you al

this is a video and audio production, 5 d, w. i hope video will tune in the hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets in germany. it's the largest social movement in the country in decades in cities, towns large and small protesters have been demonstrating against the far right to advocate for an open society and to protect their democracy. and the supporters of germany's biggest far right party seem on dante with more people than ever joining the organization. how dangerous is the a, f d? what is causing such change or within men's mainstream society? and how resilience is germany's democracy. on to the point we ask defiance and germany, ken mass protest, stop the far right. the welcome to this week's to the point, i'm probably going to yes, and i'm joined by today's guess. random born is a member of the of baptists month foundation. and it's europe's future program to focuses on us german and transatlantic relations. need a has a is dw as chief political correspondent, based here in berlin. and katya jolla is a

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d. all in the 1980s that eventually led to the full of the bilingual. now we have to talk about who is actually going to these protests. katcha germans don't really have a tradition of going on demonstrations at least not in smaller cities and towns like people in other countries. how diverse is the crowd that is going to these protests to i think it's been really quite amazing to say that there is such a broad spectrum. you call old people young people, the people bring their children. you cool people there with and like gratian background themselves well worried about what might happen to them. but also obviously lots and lots of, of germans who lived in this country for generations who also don't want to live in a society as envisioned by, by some members of the 50, according to the, to the recent revelation. so it's really been quite a broad mix of people out there. i think that's part of the warrior, as well as you know, how long can this be sustained when a politically and age wise

so i think the major difference we see a d d in relation to other far right parties in europe is these new revelations. again, we'll talk about it in a moment, but the, the appear to have been a bridge to for, for some parties. if you look at me in the pins. national riley, for example, a party that is gaining ground in france ahead of the major elections that we have this year. it's has distance itself from the 50 and i think that's a that's, that's a major sign. definitely, as we will talk, indeed about those revelation for the have a closer look at the immediate cause of these protests that took germans by surprise. germany early 2024. hundreds of thousands of protesters take to the streets of hunger, along with other german cities. big and small people ages are demonstrating against right when the stream is in, in the a of the their concerns that the right wing is undermining democracy. united by the senior, the nazis comprise to power. once again, let's say we have to defend democracy. that takes a lot of people online does. what does it come out already? is very, very hateful. i

how dangerous is the a f d? what is causing such anger within men's mainstream society and how resilience is germany's democracy. on to the point, we ask defiance and germany can mass protests still.

so many people are sleeping outside the d. s. a government is supporting from every single day, like a digital moisture given to the women and the people. this is what we're talking about. they're really things which is what i've done. so we are recording an international community to act right now because of the conversation. democracy is really huge and the more for do you want to come back on that there's a lot of evidence of mess graves in, in uh, in your, on the decision. and we can go on and on. and there was also, it was also every day. so a few days in the before and oh, this is a lot of the entity i said use uh no, that's not exactly what i'm talking about. there is also evidence of, of, of i'd be telling you keep things in, in areas where empty for you control and i'm not saying that the go go with his government is perfect and doesn't mean human rights violation. but in, in the, in the, in this call, feet key, any entity fee is responsible for many invest. if human rights or less than creating an area. that is, it is c

something the f d do nice of us. one of these is me personally, is that the young people are now coming out. no doubt they had their opinions about the sd before, but you didn't see it via the thought was previously an anonymous mass has become visible on the new model. so they are now slowly realizing that things could not continue as they were on ultimate these in kansas. shift to the right is the last thing we need for our democracy. who do demo caught, the declaration of let's is, was horrible. some parts of the a f, d have been declared for right by intelligent services. a debate has raged about potentially banning the potty. but the survey also shows many germans and not put off by the phone, right. label a 2 thirds say that is not a problem. as long as the policy speaks up about issues that matter. nearly huff? think that changing the agenda is the main role of the a f d put van. so many people say that is if i left filters, governments is one of the causes of the fall, right? strength of the stack of the fact

d, alternative for germany, policy is up for religious organization, something the f d do nice of us. it was one of these. those me personally is that the young people are now coming out. no doubt they had their opinions about the sd before, but you didn't see it via the thought was previously an anonymous mass has become visible on the new muscle. so they are now slowly realizing that things cannot continue as they were and open with these in kansas. shift to the right is the last thing we need for our democracy. who the demo caught the declaration of let's is, was horrible in some parts of the a f d have been declared for right by intelligent services. a debate has raged about potentially fanning the potty. but the survey also shows many germans and not put off by the phone, right label to 3rd say that is not a problem. as long as the policy speaks up about issues that match up nearly half. think that changing the agenda is the main role of the f d. put fancy. many people say fight is if i left shelters. government is one of the causes of the fall, right? strength, president of the

but so that's what gets been involved in the d r c. since the 1990s, in fact, for president nelson mandela in 1998. um, you know, heard the calls of lowering could be less senior, but lake norman could be low cost and he had in fact, you know, dealt with through wanda and somebody who, you know, wanted to seem to be done a full space. and so for south africa, it is absolutely pertinent that these people in the d r c piece in the east of congo. they of course, um, as part of southern which is a, you know, a move um, one of the old regional bodies in africa. i'm so this is the siding mission and they want ultimately for the d r c and the one to come together and find a peaceful solution to what's happening in the east for from a. what is the pricing itself looked like now in the east of the country? is there a coordination between the, on the groups that are fighting in both keeping who's, who's facing? who right now? i mean, how powerful is the and $23.00 is a fighting force compared to say, the congolese ami. i mean, who is fighting? w

federal heading to the d. r c, they've seen a specialist unit, and already we've had body bags returning to south africa. in fact, just the suite came to soul just that were killed in the move to attack. the bodies arrived so it's becoming a domestic issues. but of course, the south african troops, a part of a scientific mission to the d. r. c, which consists of south africa. i'm a law we and times in the. and i have spoken to south african diplomats and officials, both within the army and diplomatic officials, and they add them in south africa as part of a peacekeeping mission. they want the drug see, to have peace, but cannot afford conflict. the continent cannot afford conflict. now, one could argue at times of africa, and it might be perceived as having a non eve kind of viewpoint of peacebuilding use makes the sooner we get is time to bring different policies together. but so that's what gets really involved in the d r c. since the 1990s, in fact, for president nelson mandela in 1998, you know, heard the

d. alternative for germany, policy is up for rights organization, something the a f d denied a bunch of one of these. those me personally is that the young people are now coming out. no doubt they had their opinions about the s t before, but you didn't see it was the thought was previously an anonymous mass has become visible on a new muscle. so they are now slowly realizing that things cannot continue as they were on open with these in kansas. shift to the right is the last thing we need for our democracy. who the demo cut the declaration does, lets us lesser of all some parts of the a f d have been declared for right by intelligent services. a debate has raged about potentially fanning the potty. but the survey also shows many germans and not put off by the phone, right? label the 2 thirds say that is not a problem. as long as the policy speaks up about issues that match up nearly half. think the changing the agenda is the main role of the f d. put fancy. many people say find use of other filters government just one of the causes of the fall, right? strength, president of the stack

in 75 minutes on d w pm. i mean, i know that means high, i might just do it and i'm hoping dw newport costs. thank strength amounts, but there's no actually about move. joining us as we travel around your, facing the history of every day. ok. and that's something right around the wells. and i need to talk to you about just his subscriber id, listen to podcasts, and we'll take you along to the right one loosened stars. it's, we started to understand clearly and what you need to do for us. ukraine was assembled. are we moving towards yours or not, or does east 25th team? this does have pro democracy protests and ukraine. 2022 regions army invaded the country related response to ukraine's this use of freedom 1st. so trying to achieve their own geo political goals, they can just can't allow ukraine for the freshman zone of incense. so the west has recognized the danger and the terms of being photo and all the signs with the diary of a war photo. we really understand that if we fail, we will lose our concepts. eur

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if proposition e passes with more votes than proposition d, then proposition d would have no legal effect. if you vote yes, you want to streamline approval of affordable housing projects that provide multifamily housing where all units are for households with incomes up 120 miles-per-hour of jeremy january income and the average household income for all residential units can be no more than 80% of area median income. it equals to 8% of the total number of units in the entire project. or that all residential unit was for households that include at least one san francisco unified school district or city college employee with certain household income restrictions. projects that use city property or city financing would continue to require board of supervisors approval. the board of supervisors could not amend city law to apply these streamlined approvals to additional types of housing projects. and in certain projects, contractors must use a skilled and trained workforce that includes workers who have graduated from apprenticeship programs. if you vote no, you do not want to make these chang

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we've hac d a lot of them, chad. thank you very much.d let's brina g in edward lawrencc on presidente biden's remarkse today, edward. >> reporter: the president going for his physical today. the president saying that everything is squared y away. he spent several hours at walter reed medical center. he did not get a cognitive test. the press secretary said hed didn't need one. >> the president does not need e test.tiv that's the assessment of the president's doctor and thels neurologist who has also made that assessment as well. a >> reporter: so after seeing hi doctor the president spoke about making communities safer and fightingg crime, highlighting w his administration isw spending on public safety in cities across the country. >> we have the largest federal investment fighting crime and preventing violent crime at anyi time ingn our history and that'a big deal. >> reporter: he did not mention crime by migrants crossing the:e border illegally, though. republicans calling out the president for crime especiallyln t

d. put fancy, many people say pena isabella filters. government is one of the causes of the fall, right? strength, president. the off the stack of the fact that the a, f d has become stronger as a result of left wing policies hit, you know, they had done their job well, we wouldn't have the, the on 20 percent as the 2nd strongest party on keeps each of these as such, a me a lot of dissatisfaction around and there also needs to be more justice. but the government also needs to show more courage that is blown out by the and protest pope. it shows that while the search and prominence of the far right is high on the list of things, people worry about. the sense that politicians have become detached from reality is also a strong kind of what's not yet clear is whether the dipping support for the a f d will turn into a long term trend and whether the mainstream parties will see the poll numbers aging backup of pass if you're watching t v news you as a reminder of our top story, at least 3 peop

and you send d r 6. i think it's careful for everybody. men rest of conditions on single sites in nursing. yeah. see that's empty. there is uh hospitals that been looted um and especially the women and kids who are dying because of course it was as of this conflict is enough for 4 people in this region to they. they've been indicted in this for years. i think it's time for this conflict to and, and it's time for m p t o, this group does keep recycling themselves. seems add on to the 6 of these to to end different in the lawrenceville over to take for the i'm $23.00 to sit down with the government in contrast to is it interest of indigo shaping? it's uh the c o with us for the, the, the government, but they're not with the saying that for, for, for don't to just that we need to have that done to the government to discuss with them out to solve the causes of the company that gave you all the time to sort of the country, but i have to go back to one of the gentleman just say just now this or this stuff . sa

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