department works, the rnd department works as follows, 50% of the rnd department works on improvingial products and 50% on new products, this year we plan to make at least two more products, we will definitely present one product, this evacuation platform will be a month already, this is cool, i would like to ask about the enemy, last time you said that the enemy is dynamically developing, including. in the creation of robotic ground platforms, what are the directions that we should pay attention to in order to there was no such advance that the enemy could potentially have, which we have to pay attention to in the organizational, technical, military sense, in order to minimize any opportunities for the enemy to have certain advantages there on the battlefield. as of now , the state is very involved in the energized platforms, the state is very actively contracting, very actively helping with... scaling, and as of now, in terms of scaling, we are 100% ahead, in terms of technological solutions, we are also 100% ahead, the russians are making products, are going exactly the same way

even with the little blip in the proceedings but i want to extend i want to courage everyone to give a rnd of applause >> american history tv, saturdays c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 6:15 p.m. eastern, the curator of the national portrait gallery's prints and drawings, discusses women who went to paris in the 20th century to make their mark on the arts and circumventing racial and gender boundaries they expeence in the u.s., and after that, speeches. this week, texas governor george w. bush exceed his party's nomination at the 2000 republican national convention in philadelphia. exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online at c-span.org/history anytime. >> on tuesday, september0, watch thpridentialebate, simulcasli on the c-span network. vice president kamala harris faces off with forr esident donald trump heading into th november election. c-span's cora begins at 8 p.m. eastern. at 9:00, the abc news debate silcast bens. following the debate, we will t

and finance your policy, and personnel policy, and... procurement policy, uploading the expansion of rndduction capabilities, the other block is really uploading production capabilities that are currently not used to provide the components of the defense security forces, which are now essentially idle, somewhere around 40% of the total download, if we talk about the defense-industrial complex on average, and the issue of access to the financial one. resource, because, unfortunately, the enterprises of the defense-industrial complex are limited in attracting credit resources and especially in the private sector, access to public funds, even with the destruction of post-missile attacks, therefore the availability of financial resources for turnaround, to restore the economic capacity of the enterprise , this is also a question that now arises before enterprises. you can really talk a lot, because there are many problems, but i see three such directions as key. mr. igor, i would like to ask you about two state programs, namely the rocket-building program and the munitions industry program,

he has had numerous roles at rnd and at darpa including special assistant to the director.e brings operational expense having retired as a lieutenant colonel in flynn b-52s. with that i will bring to stage dr. honey. [applause] >> thank you, general walsh. ank you for the warm welcome and thank you for being here today. i am honored to have you introduce me. i am happy to have the chance to speak to this crowd. as we approach the end of the government's fiscal year, i would like to take this opportunity to talk to you about the importance of modernizing our defense of science and knowledge enterprise as well as address some of the challenges we face in doing so. more specifically, i want to highly the programs we have established the past few years to greatly speed the process of prototyping, experimentation, testing and fielding new programs of record. have heard some the missions already doing this conference. well on the surface some may sound similar, the keystone programs are very much complementary and not duplicate of. through these efforts the dod is much more proac

we believe we have the best rnd in the world in the display technology.e're expecting iterations of ai and making ai more of an expected trait and getting in a demo like how ai is working. taylor: let's get into that. what could i expect if i were a student in the classroom? >> one technology we're taking advantage of is circle search. teaching about the galaxy or solar system. i'd search the word galaxy and first i want to clean up my text so i'll make it into regular. circle service connected and drop me right to images and technology associated with the word galaxy and some images are just for the teacher in the moment. we like to think of it as an in the moment tool and image here and maybe i like this for my classroom and back over to my note board and annotate with it and bring it over here and i'll talk to my students and what do you notice, what do you wonder about these images of solar systems and they'll say things like well right in the mid 18 a sun or star and gases around it. we take it to next level with ai. open up beta ai platform and use

fail to play by our rules and if that drug came about because of federal funding for what's called rndelopment, i will snatch their patent. so that we will take over. yes, we can do that. yes. yes, we can do that. yes, we can do that. the question is do you have the will to do it? i have the will to do it. ashley: yeah, that's socialism, is it not, in action. conservatives quick to react to this and they called harris a dictator saying "the party frightened about the threat to your democracy is nominating a owannabe tyrant". greg abbott said this is crazy and he's right. stuart: this is theft plain and simple. thanks, ashley. ashley: yes. stuart: we're here live in chicago throughout the democrat national convention and we're here live. and fox business will be airing full speeches starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern each night. coming up, kamala harris proposed a price fixing plan on food makers and grocers and ceo of a popular grocery chain says he doesn't know anybody that's price gouging. so who's to blame? stu leonard is next. ♪ (♪) whether you're moving across town or across the countr

businesses and new hampshire about the really tough financial decisions they are making now the full rnd deduction has expired. not only would this tax cut package help us w build a more innovative economy, it also helps make our economy work everyone through a bipartisan expansion of the child tax credit. we know families are strong with the burdens of high cost, expanded the child tax credit is a common sense and practical way to put more money back in the pockets of hard-working families. this child tax credit provision would have helped families that have the most children. the families who because of their higher number of children have the most cost. there is a reason a majority of americans support these proposals. it is because good ideas will make a difference in people's lives. but, despite what our constituents are telling us in support of this legislation despite the good faith bipartisan discussions that we have had, and despite the fact the house was able to come together to overwhelmingly pass this bill we still do not have an agreement on how to advance the bipartisan tax

animal pharma company and cites strong demand for innovative products and where will it invest the rndpeck is the ceo of the company. if you had your pet, probably had tom type of zoetis therapy at some point if you take good care of your pets, and you better. what are the drivers enabled this hike in revenue and full year operational revenue to 11%. >> apoquell chewable and others and strong quarter across three groups. liz: talk about those and increase you saw month over month and labrella for osteoarthritis issue so many dogs have. up 142% operationally year over year. >> yeah, so we were really led by pain franchise in the growth perspective with labrella up 142% and safe and effective making a tremendous impact in the lives of dogs and 9 million dogs treated today for oa and we only have 1 million of them and huge growth potential and 142% on the quarter and we're expecting continued growth ask it's been on the market for three years internationally, but really see great growth and we're seeing that in dermatology, which is currently a market over $1.5 billion and have a billion

the rebid and two an average of $2 million plusnd other cities staff have rnd cazadoro construction, inc. has mete contracts requirements just to be clear, the mclaren park eing executed in two contracts so there is a tree work contract underway doing recruiting and tree to make space for the trailo support habitat enhancement and roach hazard representative /* the trail and replanting of with a by one replacement ratio the twaupz has phases as the department has received funding a and a trail contract necessary to achieve the timeligrants. and there is a of this and also twin peaks promenade project for thecoming. any questions? >> anyone wishing to9? okay. hand raise none public hearing is closed >> i see no questions from my coll do i hear a motion? >> i have just now seeing it. >> thank you really appreciate the homework that was project. looking through anommunity group meetin trail blocks multiple conversations with stakeholders computing and came b we approved it unanimously that we approved the project design changed since then; correct. >> there was a slight we spoken before

compost is a natural sponge that attracts and rnd so when we put around the roots of plants, it holdsood in naturally with compost. farms and cities in california are very hip now to this fact that creating compost, providing compost to farms helps communities survive and get through those dry periods. >> here is the thing. soil health, climate health, human health, one conversation. if we grow our food differently, we can capture all that excess carbon in the atmosphere and store it in unlimited quantities in the soil, that will create nutrient dense foods that will take care of most of our civilized diseases. so it's one conversation. people have to understand that they are nature. they can't separate. we started prowling the high plains in the 1870s and by the 1930s, 60 year, we turned it into a dust that is what ignorance looks like when you don't pay attention to nature. na bats last. so people have to wake up. w >> it ise get frustrated because we have this completely sustainable 24/7 in all aspects of your life. it is not about being perfect. it is about making a change here, a

the tech giant announcing plans to move their china rnd operations to another overseas facility.nsions, and now the ceo of purdue's university. thank you for being with us this morning. ibm looked like it was pulling out because it was basically getting replaced anyway. i think it lost something like 20% of the business last year. what is really happening on the ground there? >> yeah, i think what you are seeing with ibm and a lot of american tech companies, becky, is they are recognizing operating in china is not good for business. set the economy aside, china has made a goal of becoming self-sufficient in emerging technology so they are growing local champions in many technologies american companies have led in for many years and ousting american companies, and it's a program called delete america, and it's just not good for business. it's not good for business to have your ip stolen or to have your employees intimidated and it's not good for business to have customer and user data handed over to the communist chinese party by law, and you are starting to see american companies

rnd tax issuesance debates where taxes are overall and i'll be fighting for issues that matter to jersey we have to come together about and have discussions about. i think, joe, those are the sort of things i'm talking about. the debates we'll have happen. you'll see both sides lay out specifics. former president trump, very thin on specifics. talking about so far 20% across the board tariff, i think would be incredibly inflationary and have a big impact on hard working families. we want to see specifics. i want to see specifics. we'll see a lot more i believe tomorrow night infrom the vice president and in the weeks ahead and when we can have a debate about the differences. right now we haven't even heard from the vice president yet. i want to hear more specifics, totality, how it will affect hard working families. i like what we're hearing, child care costs, affordability costs, housing. things folks talk about all the time. talking last night. with law enforcement. with them last night. support firefighters, veterans. the policies i think bring us together, and that's what i'm talking