the reason why i left academia to focus on a new career as academia to focus on a new career as a sciencest and support science coming out of asia. i think it is fairto coming out of asia. i think it is fair to say that we‘re living in an asian century. we are observing funding in the east eclipses out of the west. china publishes more patterns and patents does make my paintings every year than the us. so i‘m riding a wave of change. i guess the first sacrifice i had to make was to leave academia entirely. i put 0liver behind me. that was very difficult. i had to close my lab, reassign my students and it may stuff go. i‘m quite interested in trying to reduce the number of male panels that we see in asia, called manels. i saw a disastrous one where there were seven men on the panel. i thought couldn‘t they are just one female on it? i did a very fun project recently to make a book series of asian scientists, six of them, and one of them was a nobel laureate, the first female nobel laureate, the first female nobel laureate from china. i wanted to share stories of asian scientists who young

it has allowed us to bring local partnerships and local enterprises, academia, to make sure that thernment recently announced a £75 million investment in autonomous mine hunting technology. like the vessels being tested in plymouth. the industry wants this to be just the start. it is this plan to co—ordinate efforts that can help the country with rich maritime history built a blue economy for the future. let's have a quick look at the asia pacific markets, which are open for trade this friday. currently lacklustre movement for japan's nikkei 225, which is down 0.3%, and the all ordinaries index virtually not moving at all in mid—morning trade. thank you for investing your time with us. sport todayis investing your time with us. sport today is coming up next. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: israel bars two us congresswomen from entering the country, a move encouraged by president trump. hong kong prepares for more demonstrations this weekend. donald trump is urging china's president to meet protest leaders to try to ease the crisis. drug—related deaths in england and wale

just for women it might be a school saying ah but we could just focus on academia so if you focus on the values of teamwork and fair play and a level playing field all that that's that's important course now you're just getting in this discover football festival here in berlin do you think events like that can help raise the profile of women's football. yes for sure so that i think the best thing about a festival like this the fact that it's international is that they they invite they try to invite people who work in community based projects maybe not large organizations some of them might be but the beauty of it is that when we are working and working with people who are community community projects realize that you know there are more people out there like them situations and context might be different but the same struggles the same problems as them challenges the same barriers and suddenly you don't feel so alone in your work and. thank you so much women's football coach muscle hussein for pakistan. just reminder the top story we're following for you here today on g.w. news in th

it seemed that there should be more bridges between academia and the public than there are. and one of the key places where can happen, i knew also from experience, was at battlefields, where you can make a connection to the past in a way that you can't. seems like i'm mainly aimed this way, so i'm going to turn like this. you can make a connection there you can't make in many other places, and make 1 -- and you know this well -- where you go to talking about the battle to much larger issues. the main thing is to orient them to the ground. make them understand what happened. you can also talk about why -- showed in uniform that up here, what did they think was an issue? how did this battle reverberate among civilian populations when it was over? those kind of things are easy to do on a battlefield site. peter: and of all the places, and you've done countless tours, virginia -- gary: not countless, but hundreds. peter: tell me, is there a particular battlefield or spot where you find has incredible interpretive power? gary: i think gettysburg is in a category by itself becaus

and in academia right now so the idea and that is incredibly important but it is necessary that we provide these opportunities for other people. so the joke that three stones make wall so the idea that all the evidence together so that was important for me so that is what prompted me to write this remake it's funny that you mention that because there is something people don't realize about physical science like one data point is potentially an interesting discovery three is definitely a line and four is like a trend in the universe. [laughter] so there is a certain element that comes with it as well. it might be helpful i'm not sure everybody is familiar about the archaeology maybe they could give a quick recap. >> archaeology of course we spend a lot of our time looking for things we are assisted by a lot of tools on the ground that dealing with massive landscapes prior to aerial photography and then satellites, it's hard to figure out in that field of archaeology with different kind of satellite sensors with the cat scan system with houses and that affects the overlying visitation that t

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we are use to this strategy on the left from academia.t categorizes any policy that it disagrees with as hate speech and bigotry. trump has not used racial terms. he is an opponent of open borders. he has a good faith disagreement with how the left has been running this country when it comes to immigration. he has never advocated for violence against minorities. this is absurd. by one count, there were a little over a thousand instances of white supremacist propaganda distribution. 1,000 last year. that compares to the daily rhetoric coming out of universities that we are white supremacists, white privilege, toxic masculinity country. that is the ideology that governs our day-to-day in every institution. as you say, martha, there is not one word of encouragement for this madman who was hate filled, but he does not represent the american people. >> martha: i think demonstrates sort of the encouragement of that. he was speaking to a republican leader in el paso, and hispanic background man. just listen to this quick response on the other si

. >>> que hoy funciona como una academia de idiomas recibirÍa a 200 niÑos entre 12 y 17 aÑos m como haos. serÍa operad por un contratista federal >>> una compaÑÍa privada ha tomado ventaja de esta pelÍcula y ha ganado contrato de millones manejado como el ejemplo de (n han abusado de nuestros jÓve s jÓvenesno solo abuso fÍsico sin sexual la compaÑÍa de oferta puestos de trabajo en lÍnea. pese a la fÉrrea oposi este concejal escribiÓ (informaciÓn en pantalla) estudio tras estudio se ha demostrado que estos albergues causan un trauma fÍsico y psicolÓgico duradero y los niÑo mientras que en el vecindario alrededor del inmueble ahay opiniones divididas. >>> gente que vive lo veo malÍ. >> pues, lo veo . estÁn separan. >> ¿por quÉ?. >> po a los padres de los niÑos. >>> nuestra solicitudes de informaciÓnel contratista noa respondido nuestra solicitud de informaciÓn entres el departamento de salud confirmÓ que les entregÓ poco mÁs de $20,000,000 para abrir el albergue >>> aunque las autoridades locales dicen darÁn la batalla hasta el final en washington javier vega noticias del mundo >>> googl

agencia desde el 2012 como oficial de detención, pero apenas en febrero del año curso, se graduó de la academiao municipal las mujeres trabajaban en un comedor municipal, para mujeres embarazadas y adultos mayores, organizaciones defensoras de derechos humanos y feministas, interfirieron por las mujeres que fueron liberadas horas después >> ( información en pantalla) >> deben ser respetuoso de los derechos humanos >> las autoridades indígenas municipales se defendieron por los arrestos no dieron porque lo hicieron >> ( información en pantalla) >> y los pobladores esto en michoacán méxico aún llora la muerte de uno de los suyos que perdió la vida ahogado tras intentando cruzar el río para llegar a territorio estadounidense la víctima de 19 años falleció, 30 días después que recuperaron su cadáver este no había sido entregado familia en méxico según autoridades inmigratorias el flujo ha bajado por las políticas de la administración donald trump >> llegó el momento de conocer como manchar las temperaturas en la bahía amos a pasar con david gonzález >> david >> condiciones agradables en san francis

permitir que el terreno usado para una escuela para este uso no habÍan sido procesados, sitios como la academiapor qÉe a otras no le interesa >>>inaudible) con asesorÍa de migraciÓn gratuita, aquÍ los esperamos >>> le vamos a traer pero le vamos a hablar de las condiciones, esperÉ una noche agradable y el termÓmetro se mantiene en los 60 . (mÚsica) 13,000 personas y fueron del Área. >> el peligro continÚa en el caribe y la florida ante el paso del huracÁn dorian, ahora ve a imÁgenes tomadas por la nasa >>> el fenÓmeno ha registrado vientos de mÁs de 100 millas, se encuentra a unas 445 millas se m mueve en direcciÓn, asÍ como ha dicho gabriela y hace dos minutos se informÓ que el dorian es un poderoso huracÁn que ya es categorÍa cuatro, >>> vamos con nuestra meteorÓloga para mÁs detalles >>> sigue alimentando de la fuerza de este huracÁn >>> se esta moviendo en esas aguas calientes, nos muestra esta imagen de satÉlite, veÍamos hace 24 horas una estructura mÁs compacta, y un sistema que continÚa trayendo esos peligros a florida, vamos a hablar de lo que se podrÍa experimentar, incluso en la traye

academias enviÓ un claro mensaje de unidad. >> venimos de ruidoso, me nuevo mÉxico.ntes cargaron cruces por cada uno de los muertos y tambiÉn marcharon con sombreros mexicanos representando la unidad de las dos naciones. o iban arropados con las banderas de ambos paÍses. >> mÉxico y los estados unidos siempre vamos a ser vecinos amables y siempre nos vamos a querer. pedro: activistas nacionales y precandidato de maqueta la presidencia, nativo de esta ciudad, lideraron la manifestaciÓn. si bien la asistencia no fue muy grande, la voz ha sido fuerte y el mensaje muy claro. aquÍ no hay espacio para el odio, en esta ciudad y en este paÍs. >> estos son los frutos de trump. tampoco querÍamos que viniera y vino. pedro: entre los oradores acudiÓ en a sobreviviente de la masacre. ella fue dada de alta hace un par de dÍas pero su espososigue internado peleando por su vida. >> esto nos tiene que hacer mÁs fuertes, vamos a estar mÁs unidos. el paso es amor, el paso es comunidad. pero: la masacre del sÁbado pasado dejÓ 22 muertos y 24 heridos.a lo largo de la semana se comenzaron

into academia. and the problem is at least two people like us, very, very evident by the numbers of diploma mills, by the number of ofrstays, by crowding out nativeborn people seeking to gain s.t.e.m. degrees. ae are there, and you have seemingly fbi director's speaking out about it, report after report coming out of the defense department and other places speaking to the multiple issues and concerns espionage to terror, to just atrophy of our to create and maintain a pool of s.t.e.m. graduates, it would be like giving away all of your corn every year and then your seed corn, then you turn to the country that has taken it all, because you have to start using their corn product because you give it all away. that is what we are doing with. s.t.e.m.. we are giving other countries our intellectual capacity by withering away beer ability to bring people into these -- by withering away our ability to bring people into these science technology, engineering and mathematics programs. >> and to repeat for peo

declaración oliver junior enfrenta cargos por asesinato de (nombre en inglÉs) cuando recién graduado de la academiatamente para pagar una deuda por darle al ojo y comida la víctima estuvo cinco semanas bajo el control de hernández de 50 años de edad, los sospechosos presuntamente amenazaban con lastimar a su familia si no cooperaba. >>> un accidente vehicular causó el incidente se registró en las calles (nombre en inglÉs) cuando de acuerdo con testigos una ambulancia y sirenas prendidas impactó a una camioneta que aparentemente no escuchó la ambulancia debido al impacto la camioneta y pacto contra dos coches, accidentes de preparatoria no podrán utilizar sus celulares durante la clase, esto es precisa nuevo programa que pide que los jóvenes se concentren en sus estudios. >>> han terminado las clases quiera ponerse al corriente de todo lo que pasó en las redes sociales. >>> la expectativa es que lo tienen encerrado. >>> no permiten que se habla a menos que se coloque la parte arriba sobre este aparato. >>> hábitos de estar viendo el teléfono, hay gente que está grabando durante los eventos del almue

mi hija tenga miedo cada día, no quiero atender el funeral de mi hija >> han calificado como una academiafuego >> la forma más inmediata es poner leyes estrictas para que esas personas que están incapacitadas de portar armas, no tengan el derecho de tener armas >> el presidente donald trump dijo que después de los tiroteos propondría revisar los antecedentes de las personas, el problema es de la salud mental y no de las armas >> se está matando gente inocente, vamos a cambiar el discurso >> el intento para endurecer la ley es una lucha sin cesar para que las armas de guerra >> dos manifestaciones en portland, los grupos de extrema derecha quieren que los grupos antifascistas sean declarados terroristas domésticos >> el carro rojo que ve en pantalla está a punto de atropellar a una mujer pero lo peor de la historia se lo contamos en segundos >> las otras imágenes muestran el momento en que los ocupantes de esta avioneta envuelta en llamas corren para salvar vidas >> después de varios días frescos un sistema de alta presión que trae condiciones cálidas a la bahía para cuándo los detalles de

question one and see the region if i have or now when once when i was young but as i'm going to academia. in other nickname i say how i down in that b.h. she hasn't yet. and it's not just civilians are taking tramadol we also came here to investigate suspicions that the drug is fueling the insurgency itself. for security reasons we could only interview. like many of these arrested fighters he was forced to join the movement when he was in the teens. he was in the movement for 4 years before escaping. now he lives in a refugee camp outside my degree. and. put them to work because. the drug enabled them to carry out these arduous 24 missions. it was also used to groom them for what was to come. so you know. we don't want to do that that. you know. he's led the group to become even more violent committing attacks suicide bombings and most infamously the abduction of 276 school girls from chibok village 2014. go back to work a show and you're listening. to. the tramadol also helped to be deeply traumatic memory. now much. more than i think. that you know she's. actually. there. are going to.

they're in academia. they're in the courts. they're in the press. ut they're not in this room. [applause] and we got to work. it is a battle. i promise you, it is a war out there. you don't see it all the time. sometimes you have to come smack up in front of it. i remember christopher gadton was the one that had the flag that said don't thread on me. it was a south carolina. don't thread on me. he thread on the honorable lindsey graham and he rose up like that snake and he bit them. we're not going to let them thread on us. and this republican party, this state republican party is the vehicle through which we will stand up and strong for the things we believe in. so i want to thank you for being here. i want to thank you for all that you've done. we have work to do. i'm proud of you. i'm proud of donald trump. i'm proud of our republican party. i'm proud of our successes. and we're going to have some more. we stick together in this state better than they do anywhere else. most of us related either by blood or marriage or something. it's easy. we can turn on a dime. we're right

often there was a heavy focus on academia. get good grades, get married and life go on.eporter: there are still countries where women in sports have to battle for acceptance. >> when i am watching the university, my friends and ex-boyfriend was saying either me or football. i guess like, ok. you can go and me, i will be with the football. i love football. reporter: she has shown courage to take on the toughest job on the pitch in men's football. she says it has given her confidence in herself. >> being a leader, i am one person i believe that i am a leader. reporter: the people behind discover football hope that united nations and dw can help them continue to break down barriers. brett: we heard that. a reminder of top stories we are following for you, ththere was confusion -- confusion in rwanda as authorities closed and reopened border with the democratic republic of congo after a third death from ebola was confirmed in the congolese city of goma. the population is 2 million, stoking fears the disease could spread. you are watching dw news, live from berlin. i will be

and i think in academia right now we're having a bit of a moment for women, for people of color, the idea of making the field more diverse, making space open for other people. and to me, that's incredibly important. so the idea that i could write something and show people not only can you do it, but it's necessary, and we need to provide these opportunities for other people, that became important. and we're natural storytellers. the joke in archaeology is one stone is a stone, two stones are our future, and three stones make a wall. if you find four stones together, you probably found a temple. so the idea that we're weaving all this evidence together, that became really important for me, for me to do. so that's really what drove me to write this. >> it's funny that you mention that, because i think that this is something that people don't realize about science, like physical sciences as well, that, you know, like, one data point is, you know, a potentially interesting discovery. two is a line with no error bars. three is definitely a line and four is, like, totally a trend in the un

but it's the world of academia that has often been at the forefront of arguments over how we rememberies are now starting to research their involvement with the slave trade, some think acting on that is a step too far. it suggests that people who are alive today either bare some historical responsibility for what their ancestors did in the past, i mean truly barbaric and criminal acts. but to suggest that people alive today are somehow responsible for the sins of their ancestors, i think is a step too far. from scotland's macca, there was a poem to mark today's occasion. here's a redress that's long been owed. here's a first step on the road. a first step away from gestures towards making amends. lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. few places have experienced the effects of climate change as vividly as the arctic. in finnmark, at the northernmost tip of norway, the warmer temperatures pose a challenge for indigenous sami reindeer herders. but one solution may make things even worse, as our correspondent james cook has been finding out. a sami chief at the top of the world. nils mathis sa

but it's the world of academia that has often been at the forefront of arguments over how we rememberish universities are now starting to research their involvement with the slave trade, some think acting on that is a step too far. it suggests that people who are alive today either bare some historical responsibility for what their ancestors did in the past, i mean truly barbaric and criminal acts. but to suggest that people alive today are somehow responsible for the sins of their ancestors, i think is a step too far. from scotland's macca, there was a poem to mark today's occasion. here's a redress that's long been owed. here's a first step on the road. a first step away from gestures towards making amends. lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. we just want to bring you some breaking news here on bbc news. we are hearing reports that simon chang, the british consulate worker from hong kong who was held in detention by chinese authorities, may have been released. we are hearing this because of a statement on his facebook page. that is the source, a statement on his facebook page. we have

in fact that's the or not is lost drawing which is now kept t in the academia gallery of venice set up in different she always had his beloved counts on the table beside him. hey you can see his sketetches tend to me to dragons a perfect 08/12/19 08/12/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! cared about was, gofundme more girls. his appetite was insatiable. hehe could not stop. you wanted new young, fresh faces every single day. amy: jeffrey epstein is dead. authorities say he took his own life in his manhattan jail cell, but the fight for justice continues for his many victims. federal

but it's the world of academia that has often been at the forefront of arguments over how we remembersities are now starting to research their involvement with the slave trade, some think acting on that is a step too far. it suggests that people who are alive today either baer some historical responsibility for what their ancestors did in the past, i mean truly barbaric and criminal acts. but to suggest that people alive today are somehow responsible for the sins of their ancestors, i think is a step too far. from scotland's macca, there was a poem to mark today's occasion. here's a redress that's long been owed. here's a first step on the road. a first step away from gestures towards making amends. lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. tokyo is preparing to hold the olympic and paralympic games next year, and much of what will be the olympic park is still under construction. but the british paralympic association says it has serious concerns about the number of accessible hotel rooms available for athletes, spectators and the media. 0ur disability affairs correspondent nikki fox is in tok

world financial architecture bureaucrats the way you make it in that world is you you rouse up to academia or bureaucracy and you do what you're supposed to do you do what everybody else is does you accept the conventional wisdom and then all of a sudden you look around and the whole world is changed and you don't know what happened for goodness sakes if you're good and you heard lies from government bureaucrats and politicians and academics oh my goodness you're going to have real problems i'm not sure how many countries the united states currently sanctions but do you really think the united states might sanction turkey a nato ally turkey because it's now threatening turkey after it's obviously been threatening recently more on venezuela or on iran who knows who else it should look around in the past 2 or 3 years especially the last 2 or 3 years america keeps doing contradictory things one that they say x. the next day they say why and i'm not sure anybody in washington has a central focus on what's going on mr trump. same to another i don't know who else does you see that recently in th

but it's the world of academia that has often been at the forefront of arguments over how we remembero research their involvement with the slave trade, some think acting on that is a step too far. it suggests that people who are alive today either bare some historical responsibility for what their ancestors did in the past, i mean truly barbaric and criminal acts. but to suggest that people alive today are somehow responsible for the sins of their ancestors, i think is a step too far. from scotland's macca, there was a poem to mark today's occasion. here's a redress that's long been owed. here's a first step on the road. a first step away from gestures towards making amends. lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. scientists and conservationists in kenya say they have successfully harvested 10 eggs from the only two surviving northern white rhinos, in an effort to save the species from extinction. the eggs from the female rhinos will be fertilised using frozen sperm collected from the last male of the species, which died last year. few places have experienced the effects of climate change as

so tpp should involve companies and banks of commercial institutions as well as academi academia. economic defense something that will require a hold of nation approach and finally the global nature of economics for foreign allies immediately they should be invited into the center with many other allies joining. with that economic defense center in place the national security center could respond to the economic threats presented by china and other countries contributing information and analysis under cvs for example providing integrated plans to direct foreign aid and after similar crimes and with those counters for the nationstate threat such as strategic technology investment backing communications and other information and other infrastructure projects. new threats require new defenses with a new cold war in america requires to be able to defend against them joining the artificial intelligence center in order to address one threat of the economic defense center it is a another that we can create to strengthen our economic security analysis for our approach and defense. thank y

for me personally, i love studying, i love academia, i love university and it was worth all the hardl training oran through the root of a vocational training or an apprenticeship. in fa ct, training or an apprenticeship. in fact, especially my university, bristol is, where there is a mental health crisis now, lots of suicides in the last few years, and ijust don't think university is for everyone. however, people are academically minded and want to spend three years just studying for the sake of studying then university is absolutely the right choice. and having fun! and having fun, but in vocational training, you get a head start, and some pay income and not so start, and some pay income and not so much debt, then is the fun really worth it, if you are not academically minded? fair point. would you say you are having a brilliant time, izzy? absolutely, yeah, the best years of my life so far, definitely. so far. you don't know what is to come. let me read this e—mail so i welcome the overhaul of the system of predicted grades. it is not going to be an overall actually, but a suggesti

but it's the world of academia that has often been at the forefront of arguments over how we rememberw starting to research their involvement with the slave trade, some think acting on that is a step too far. it suggests that people who are alive today either bare some historical responsibility for what their ancestors did in the past, i mean truly barbaric and criminal acts. but to suggest that people alive today are somehow responsible for the sins of their ancestors, i think is a step too far. from scotland's macca, there was a poem to mark today's occasion. here's a redress that's long been owed. here's a first step on the road. a first step away from gestures towards making amends. lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. artificial intelligence is transforming many sectors of the economy — and farming is one of them. it's hoped that precision farming will help to reduce waste and improve welfare — for example, using technology to track the mental health of livestock as well as their physical health — and also helping to decide which crops are ready to harvest. on the concluding day of o

conservatives frustrated with the leftward tilt of academia. what did they do? they go create their own colleges, hillsdale, patrick henry. there are other examples in other spaces where conservatives have successfully overcome these complaints. what troubles me is you almost have a tech company and the government both in agreement here, some of the government, and grew the sugar regulation. using mark zuckerberg come out and say he wants to be regulated. that gets me concern not only a some who believes in the market but as a use of the platform. >> host: why does that give you concern? >> guest: we've seen in other industries first of all the dominant player i think it will stifle competition. it will lock in them as the primary entity and they will get probably have a big influence in terms of writing what the rules are. the competition and experimentation patrick was talking about will no longer happen. you have a government agency coming and write the rules. there's no doubt that conservatives, they may feel confident right now because you have a president

sin embargo, el distrito escolar dice que la academia promise no proporcionÓ un acuerdo concreto antesacio. el alcalde intervino, dijo en parte que en lugar de seguir buscando en obstÁculos posibles, los funcionarios unificado de san josÉ deberÍan aceptar que este puede ser un gran activo para nuestra ciudad y en un camino hacia la oportunidad para los niÑos de san josÉ. por ahora, estos padres estÁn resultados usando cupos para sus hijos para este aÑo escolar. ramÓn: gracias, julio por el reporte. continuamos con el regreso a clasesvarios padres utilizan aplicaciones de viajes compartidos como liy uyft er para llevar a sus hijos a la escuela. las autoridades advierten que algunos criminales se hacen pasar por conductores de sus compaÑÍas, poniendo en peligro a sus hijos o la polÍtica y habÉis palo alto recomienda a los padres verificar los detalles del conductor. >> verifiquen el tipo del carrodÓnde estÁ su hijo, las placas de vehÍculo y que sepas quiÉn es el conductor. ramÓn: revisar la información antes de que se vayan en el carro. es importante recordar de los jÓvenes que no se cai

. >> chicago world fair honored science and achievements in academia and industry but had a dedicateds the real hit of the fair and what made the money for the fair. it is seen that it could be transferred. the chicago world's fair launched everything. >> everything, including a larger-than-life never seen before ride considered to be the eighth wonder of the world. >> the ferris wheel in chicago was enormous. wasn't until a terrible storm had blown through in chicago that people felt it was safe enough to ride. >> the equivalent of $20 million in today's economy, the ferris wheel created a new demand for amusement parks around the country. but the boom was short lived. >> then came the depression. everything went to hell. after the war television came in. nobody was interested. and then a clever guy that knew what to do with television. walt disney. he revolutionized everything. >> in 1955 disneyland opened to the public. only 6 1/2 miles away from the already established knott's berry farm. that park took visitors back to the wild west, disneyland offered a glimpse into the future.

flourished but you can look at college campuses and conservatives frustrated with the leftward tilt of academia and what do they do, they created their own colleges. hillsdale, grove city, patrick henry so there are examples in other bases were conservatives successfully overcome these complaints. what troubles me is you almost half the tech company both in agreement here and some of the government in agreement that there should be regulation. you have seen mark zuckerberg come out and say she wants me regulate it and that gives me concern, not only is someone believes in the market but as a user of the platform. >> host: why does that give you concern connect. >> guest: be seen in other industries that the dominant player will stifle competition and lock in them as the primary entity and probably have a big influence in terms of writing what the rules are and the competition and experience asian were no longer happen and have a government agency comment and write the rules there is no doubt the conservatives may feel confident right now because you have a president in the white house who tends

conservatives frustrated with the leftward tilt of academia went and created their own colleges. hillsdale, grove city, patrick henley. there are other examples in other spaces where conservatives have successfully overcome these complaints. what troubles me is that you almost have the tech companies and the government both in agreement here, some in the government, in agreement that there should be regulation. i mean, you've seen mark zuckerberg come out and say that he wants to be regulated. that gives me concern. peter: why does that give you concern? robert: because we've seen in other industries -- first of all, they're the dominant player -- i think it will stifle competition. it will lock them in as the primary entity, and they will probably have it begin fluence in terms of writing what the rules are, and the competition and the experimentation patrick was talking about will longer happen. you'll have a government agency right the rules. there is no doubt that conservatives, they may feel confident right now because you have a president in the white house that tends to ag

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in academia, there are messages like don't click it. and i also think, targeting academics and think tanks, this is another way of getting at information sources that have been seen as credible or trusted. if you're trying to undermine trust in the system, you go after organizations that could be a trusted voice, talking about what's really happening. so it is not a surprise. our chief information secured officer, our university get hit all the time. we just have a couple more minutes before we open it up to questions. we talked about deep fakes early on. some of my colleagues have done some really interesting, really explaining what deep fakes are, these hyperrealistic manipulation of video and audio content that is very hard to debunk and detect, especially just from the naked eye. and it is interesting and terrifying. he had said that you were anticipating a problem of it. it'll most seems like it is kind of knocking on the door, the problem with deep fakes and what that could mean, let's just say in 2020 if someone got, really start

we've seen a lot in the think tank space come in academia. those of the areas we are seeing it right now. >> do you guys have run assumption on why that is? >> similar to what we saw in previous cycles. trying to get information from policy think tanks. >> it's also important to note for a hack to be successful or an attempted hack to be successful, it doesn't need to get into the system here thinking like russian what to inspire trust in the system. they can just rattle the door handle. they don't need to open the door all the way and that's why think they've done in 2016 with the attempted hacks of our election infrastructure. now we know as of last week or the week before that all 50 states were targets of attempted hacks. and what does it say to an average voter who is already worried about is not necessarily being counted or thinks the vote doesn't matter? that's what's really worrisome to me. we can put up the strongest walls, but when those attempts happen that's what can aspire that distrust that's really difficult to overcome. >> som

i'm not casting blame but it is partly the result of a divergence between schools of education and academia on the other. so then those concepts that are outdated and to be superseded by other things is partly a lack of communication and a different mindset of research and what that means and the scientific methods that a psychologist might use in the preference for trusting observations in the classroom. so they may be dismissive and there has been a lot of research about the background knowledge but other things that could really help teachers to teach more efficiently and students learn more efficiently but they are either unaware of those developments or wary of them because they think as a scientist being an ivory tower not really understanding what's going on in the classroom. and you need both the perspective of the practitione practitioner, but also this helpful evidence of how children learn. >> but that lack of communication ships that burden on the employer has to bring in professional development and teach people i say that as a former school district leader we have to teach wha

we held a summit last september with industry and academia unions to start tackling the issue. faa has formed a task force inside the agency. we are working to figure out how the pipeline of interesting the next generation of men and women in aviation careers. how do we target the right kinds of proficiency and skills in the training process and how do we partner with education and industry to try to make aviation careers attractive? we are working very hard -- sen. murray: do you have a task force? are you going to be bringing recommendations? is there policy things, funding things we need to be focusing on? mr. burleson: that is what we are working on in terms of how best to do some of these activities. going forward, i suspect we will have some recommendations. at this point, we are doing a lot of assessment on how best to deal with some issues in terms of pipelines, proficiencies, and partnerships. again, this is a top priority because the heart of aviation being successful in america has relied on the workforce. whether it is working for us in the faa or industry. again, w

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blame it is partly the result of a divergence that goes a long way from education on one hand and academia on the other and to teach concepts of developmental psychology and how these are outdated and superseded by others so it is partly a lack of a different mindset and what research means and suspicion and scientific methods that a psychologist might use and that preference to trust your own observations in the classroom. so they may be somewhat dismissive there's been a lot of research with the reading process and background knowledge they can also teach more efficiently they are unaware of those developments because they think of those scientist to be in the ivory tower not understanding what's going on in the classroom. need the perspective of the practitioner but also what is very helpful evidence of how children learn. >> but that lack of communication has shifted the entire burden on the employer. we call that professional development. we have to teach people, as a former school district leader, teach people what they are not being taught in schools. so one question is how do you g

this ppp should involve companies, banks, investors, and other commercial institutions as as academia think tanks. this is a whole of government challenge. economic defense requires a whole coordination approach. finally, the global nature of a. economic domain demands cooperation with foreign allies. five eyes would immediately be invited to the center. from there, i could envision many other allies joining. place, the u.s. national security community would be an better place to respond to many of the economic threats presented by china and other countries. this includes contributing information and analysis this, -- analysis to block transaction under sify as, for example, providing integrated plans to strategically direct foreign aid, supporting law enforcement and prosecution of ip theft or similar crimes, or supporting proactive u.s. economic counters to foreign nation threats such as strategic investments, telecommunications, and other infrastructure projects. new threats require new defenses. economic threats mount and a new cold war and america requires a center to be able to