it is not only that companies can work together and academia but associations, doing a great job but i want to mention something i was working on for a while, cystic fibrosis foundation, a huge breakthrough they have developed, that was a success story to me, the integration of all these moving pieces together and what we can do is incentivize companies to invest in academia and roll forward with that. another thing that is missing here is training. the problem as i mentioned, multi-scale origins and as such we are dealing with a different population and scientists deal with this but we need a new breed of scientist who specializes in their own field with fusion outside and beyond. the transitional research and this is the kind of initiative but i think we do need a bigger push in that direction to aid scientists of that sort. >> thank you, doctor. richard mohs, you encourage greater collaboration between fda and cms. how would increased fda and cms collaboration help patients access diagnostics or therapies sooner. >> if we could sum this up quickly we are well over time. >> the bas

application, the problem is much greater in l timers disease if you looked across the industry and academia the failure rate for new compounds being tested is much higher for l timers disease that is per se oncology or heart disease, because they don't have heart failure as well, what tells me too increase the likelihood of the success we need to enter lots of different things into clinical testing. there are ideals about other ways to purchase disease, and we need to explore as many of them as possible, i guess my final answer to you about 2025 is currently unlikely my confidence that we would meet the goal and the lot greater if i thought there was a lot more things tested and effective trials. >> thank you, doctor most. >> thank you very much, i'm getting be a little bit more hopeful than my colleague, i think it's a very hopeful point to the search and at this moment one that is different from the others sitting on the fda for consideration. i do think we have more shots than we did before in phase two phase three in what happens and what will determine whether we need the 20 - 25 goals

i am followed by other women in academia and many of whom will i follow back so i reallyjust markingsed by the outpouring of support and the extent to which this resonated with women faculty broadly throughout the country. and also women in other disciplines i think this really resonated with them well. doctor becker, thank you very much. the humble garden pea is often the chosen green veg on our plates — but scientists have discovered that it could be more than just one of our five—a—day. a study has found that the ‘wrinkled super pea' could help to control blood sugar levels. richard westcott reports. stashed away in this room could be one answer to a potentially lethal problem affecting nearly five million uk people, a million of whom do not even realise it. this is a seed store. it is actually freezing in here so they can preserve everything. and this is a super—pea. we think of it as a pea, it is actually the seed of a pea plant. it's full of something called resistance starch and the researchers suggest that could be really significant in controlling type two diabetes. now, dow

después de los primeros reportes de incidentes clínicos de diplomáticos de estados unidos en cuba la academiaticiparon en el estudio que analizó el caso de 40 diplomáticos y trabajadores delegados en la embajada de estados unidos en la habana, en 64 páginas el informe aclara que evaluaran múltiples puentes potenciales exposición química, enfermedades infecciosas o padecimientos psicológicos pero la causa sería energía de microondas dirigida dicen que las lesiones cerebrales son consistentes por los efectos de la energía de radiofrecuencia dirigida pero la academia no concluye que fue utilizada de manera intencional como un arma pero no descartan la posibilidad. del 2018 se reporta que oficiales norteamericanos tienen al gobierno ruso como sospechoso potencial pero no hay evidencia en respaldo de eso. los primeros casos del síndrome de la habana aparecieron al 2016 cuando diplomáticos norteamericanos experimentaron sensaciones psíquicas raras en el sistema auditivo y pérdida de equilibrio y capacidad cognitivo. el gobierno de la habana dice no tener responsabilidad en un comunicado el departam

distribution of a vaccine a process that normally takes years but the greatest minds across industry and academia have worked tirelessly to forge new pass and put country i had a personal interest for the betterment of our citizens and the world. the american people should be proud of what their countrymen have accomplished and i want to think to people in particular, secretary a's are the general and her team with the unprecedented collaboration between our two departments. thank you to the department the first shipment of vaccines are arriving securely hundreds of distribution sites around the country as we speak. i also want to think the nearly 100,000 american heroes that participated in clinical trials to enable us to reach this point today. our servicemembers and dod civilians and families have demonstrated remarkable endurance and discipline throughout this pandemic. we know the sacrifice to save lives and today i am humbled to be the first of many dod members to receive the vaccine. with the fulfillment of the departments mission on behalf of the american people and an honor with all the

law enforcement and economic actions, can't he done with teams of civil servants but also join in academia and the private sector come together around these problems sets. >> i know the military is trying to do this in a number of new centers and initiatives things related to new kinds of warfare and new kinds of conceptualization army's future command and other things that are ongoing. you are part of helping to conceptualize a lot of these things. how do you allow the military it's the koran discipline and its culture and yet at the same time open that culture and bring a gauge what do others? >> a think away to do it is education. i received a gift in the middle of my career after operation desert storm got to go to the university of south carolina and teach history and i think it's the adult education model in the military. we have already were you have more challenging experiences as a young person and then you get the educational experience allows you to reflect on their experiences and prepare for future responsibilities. and to learn, to learn about life and in this case for me mil

. >> las infecciones por covid-19 entre niños también están aumentando a pasos acelerados según academia presentado desde la semana pasada, total 1,6 millones desde que comenzó la pandemia los niños representan 12% de casos de covid-19 en estados unidos. >> también la vacuna se han repartido tres millones de dosis, aseguran que la población confìa más en la vacuna y esto ayudará a erradicar el virus, pero el llamado es a no confirse y seguir cuidando. >> bueno el mundo prevén que las reservas de vacuna contra el covid-19 iran al 14% de la población mundial. >> hay aún investigación sobre efectos secundarios de la vacuna. expertos nos dan información >> a horas de recibir vacunas de covid-19, en nuestro estado hemos recibido muchas preguntas de ustedes. el doctor faisal contestò algunas preguntas >> si sufrió alergia no puedo vacunarme? >> se tienen que tratar las reacciones antes >> si ya me dio covid-19 y no me debo vacunar >> ... >>cuan efectiva es? >>de 90 a 95 por ciento >>se conocen efectos secundarios relevantes. >> reacción alergica en personas muy alérgicas >> los estudios indica

they are in academia, you talk about students at the graduate level, a lot of these students spying don'tr themselves spies. many are linked to the military. a route arere researchers. american researchers who have openly sold to their research and often times leaving to china with it. other times, just selling it to them. in many cases, it was an illegal oror prosecuted. this is a big challenge, we have a lot of work ahead of us. >> laura: and john ratcliffe, director of national intelligence is quoted as issuing content down my concern what might be happening with election meddling coming from china. we heard about russian election meddling for years, but now thep concerns are fueled by fresh intelligence of what china's leaders either did or plan to do to keep trump fromio being reelected. some analysts say that china's efforts to influence u.s. elections was far more extensive and previously supported.ro now, senator, has your committee to the extent you can tell us, seen anything to back this up? >> let me just say, months ago we started saying the fact that china wanted to or had in

pamela: la academia naval de estados unidos podrÍa estar enfrentando un escÁndalo de fraude en sus exÁmenesfraude en exÁmenes que involucrÓ a 73 cadetes. tras varios meses de denuncia y abuso y negligencia un grupo de casi medio centenar de detenidos demandÓ al gobierno y al centro. ellas piden que paren los abusos y las intimidaciones por hacer denuncias. que se le deje en libertad. pedro tiene la historia. >> yo fui victima. reportero: dice ser una victima de abuso y negligencia mÉdica. fue deportada por denunciar los abusos. es una de las 40 mujeres migrantes que demandan al gobierno federal y a ese centro. >> lo que nosotros estamos pidiendo es que nos den justicia. que nos regresen a nosotras, que nos deportaron por habrer haquado. - hablado. reportero: fue deportada como ella varias migrantes deportadas tras ser victimas de negligecia mÉdica. >> mujeres victimas de cirugias que no querÍan. cirugias que fueron no necesarios. reportero: la demanda tiene varias xiegencias. >> parar la deportaciÓn, acabar con la regresalia. represalia. dar la oportunidad de haquar. - hablar. reportero: ha

we need academia. we need immediate to step up. because the trust i not, there's not a lack of trust up-and-downhe stack in government. it's also the lack of trust in traditional media, and it's a lack of trust and other institutions. all these folks have to come together and figure out how we rebuild the trust with the american people. >> can i i add one extra thing here? i i agree, this is an area, our inability to come with any rational regulation f the platform companies, even as basic as privacy, is i thinkhe platform companies got so big, so arrogant and he thought great, wean take advantage of the dysfunction and candidly the ignorant of a lot of members of congress and just push regulati. so instead,ur country leading on this, we have the europeans on gdpr, califnia going with its privacy variation. you got the christchurch call on content. i think you're trying to see, and us it inhis basic, facebook like data portability, they are all in now because of their startingo realize they t what they wished, no regulati. by the t

hablamos de los casos de coronavirus en los niños, según la academia nacional durante la pandemia anexionadoe contagiados y la mitad ser contagiado solo el último mes desde el 2 este noviembre. los datos han arrojan que hay alrededor de 179,000 niños infectados queremos contarles que las pruebas de los botones dentro de la nariz no es la única opción ahora es más fácil hacerse el examen, pero recuerde que obtener 1 resultado negativo no es un permiso para celebrar el año nuevo. >> en la biblioteca las pruebas se distribuyen de manera rápida y fácil ya no se respira de 1 coto net en sus narices y no un hisopo oral que se hace usted mismo. >> tenemos personas con familias '.áá >> cada persona es supervisada. esta empresa a cargo de este centro asegura que su prueba tiene 1 tasa de exactitud del 90%te digo a las personas que es 1 examen fácil que no duele y eso es lo que está en control porque se hace la prueba, 20 segundos fácil y tira los resultados en 12 días esta semana en la demanda ha aumentado tan solo hoy se esperan hasta que eta personas muchos quienes fueron honestos dijeron que estuv

we need the public sector, we need academia, we need the media to step up. there's not a lack of trust just up and down the stack in government. it's also the lack of trust in traditional media. and it's a lack of trust in other institutions. so all of these folks have to come together and figure out how we rebuild that trust with the american people. >> john, can i add one more thing here, this is an area, you know, our inability to come with any rational regulation for the platform companies, even as basic as privacy, is i think -- the platform companies got so big, so arrogant and they thought, oh, great, we can take advantage of the dysfunction and the ignorance of a lot of the members of congress and push regulation. instead of our country leading on this, we got the europeans, california going with its privacy variation. you got the christchurch call on content. i think you're starting to see -- i see it as basic -- facebook on something like data portability. they're starting to realize, they got what they wished, no regulation. a by the time we come

politics, sports, international diplomacy, the un is flooded with chinese spy and influences and academia so we've got to understand the china is a crisis and has been hidden crisis for too long. shannon: house majority -- minority leader kevin mccarthy talked about this in the context of congressman eric swalwell where there are growing questions. he's not answer questions from our producers we try to get information but here is what minority leader mccarthy said. >> is a junior member and a second term, he gets to the intel committee in the same year the fbi came to brief the intel committee they were concerned what they saw he gets put as the ranking democrat over the cia. i do not understand how this has continued this long. >> nancy pelosi has said she has confidence in swalwell as a number of other high profile democrats have the gop continues calls for him to be removed from the house intel committee. this is going? >> anybody who seemed classified version of what is going on with the chinese leverage, it is not just eric swalwell. it is local officials, this started when he was a

we cannot have political circles and academia leverage by the chinese in the way that they are being leveraged. >> maybe it is time for an outside commission with patriots on it. to be provided all of the information ready to different programs -- to figure out what to do because if -- too many in congress are compromise it is a huge problem i'll give you an example. nancy pelosi put swalwell on the intelligence committee she's read into these programs as gang of eight. she knows exactly what's going on now and she gets up the other week and she say a complete faith in swalwell not that she has complete faith in swalwell or american people do and there are questions about her husband dealings with china, i'm just very, very concerned here about how the culture how society -- so much of it has been bought off by communist chinese or period of decades and so the will to fight back against what china is doing is -- is rather passive put it that way. rick, i want to thank you for all of your great work, i want to thank you for your patriotism and coming forward and talking to american pe

. >> the excellent book at the top of this session, "privilege victims" it is academia, the news mediay in big ways. and they claim victor after victim after victim, the culture they are trying to enforce on everybody, nicholas sandmann, people who did nothing wrong, did nothing wrong in their actions and yet, the news media or the democratic party academia in the case of this young woman at the high school, they say this is a villain and we have to take down because someone has claimed to have been oppressed, and based again it's always race, gender or sexual identity so we have to take them down a notch and somebody has to pay for this. it is a sick ideology and i want people to understand this is not a one-off, bizarre thing, but very, very scary, out-of-control and dangerous but again adults on the other side of the equation and institutions venting to this destruction. >> they are a part of it. >> will: at the very least exhibiting complete lack of backbone and bending to the feared of loud, loud, loud, minority people. all right, eddie, thank you for being with us tonight. when w

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for four years the democrats in the media and their surrogates in academia and entertainment debitingdonald trump one without doubt and without question and without frauds. in fact we knew it at 230 in the morning the next day when he was president of the united states and from that day forward the institutions of the left ended up being the cia, media try to destroy him in the democrat party wasted an anonymous amount of this country's time and presidents chime as he tried to cripple him and hoped they would make it impossible for him to lead our republic and they failed and failed miserably. now i want to make something abundantly clear. this president has enormous successes and still has enormous successes. for joe biden should be getting exactly the same treatment. not just to be even stephen but because his policies, foreign and the mystic are in disaster for this country. should he become president and should he appoint these minions will be a danger to this country as far as i am concerned so he and they deserve exactly the same treatment. do i think the robin's are up to it? n

. >> según la academia americana de pediatría casi 180,000 nuevos casos en niños se han reportado recientementeen llenando, y tres han solicitado unidades móviles debido a la demanda que tienen por la vacuna. nos dicen cómo está la situación. >> es una petición que nunca han tenido que hacer en el condado de orange, pero como los hospitales tiene poco más de 10% de camas disponibles en las salas de cuidados intensivos, no les queda otra opción que solicitar hospitales móviles, que serán instalados en estacionamientos como en el centro médico de la universidad. >> (habla en inglés). >> debido a la pandemia la mitad de pacientes en la sala de cuidados intensivos son enfermos de covid-19, explicó el portavoz. confirmaron que tres hospitales de esta región pidieron los hospitales móviles. >> (información en pantalla). >> (habla en inglés). >> el hospital móvil va a facilitar el traslado de pacientes a distintos sectores para que puedan recibir atención crítica si necesitan. es un plan que normalmente se utiliza en desastres naturales. esta vez la tragedia es covid-19. hoy se registraron 2000 nuevos

. >> aunque vestirse de santa es una tradición anual de la academia las directivas y maestros decidenon al trabajo, están comenzando trabajar esto es preocupante. >> según datos proporcionados por la escuela tan solo están asistiendo a clases en 30 40% de los estudiantes >> en este mensaje quieren cambiar esto. >> a los a maestros se los agradezco. >> dice que cegadora por la misma pero también por su madre. >> porque por su madre?. >> porque he hecho todo por mi ya es tiempo de irse pero no sin antes mandar un mensaje a todos los jóvenes >> no faltes a la escuela >> feliz navidad , feliz navidad. >> [música] . >> noticias positivas una joven que trabajaba como mesera recibió una generosa propina gracias a un rato comenzó en tiktok, los usuarios piden dinero para destinar la una generosa propina esta persona recibió $1200 de una clienta que fascinar antes del cierre de los restaurantes. >> m en otros temas el papa dice que espera reducir cero las soluciones del efecto invernadero durante la cumbre granos naciones unidas defender modelo cultural de desarrollo de sostenibilidad centrado

is flooded with chinese spies and influences and academia we know. so we got to understand that china is a crisis and has been a hidden crisis for way too long. >> shannon: and house minority leader kevin mccarthy talked about this in the context of his congressman eric swalwell where there are growing questions. he has not answered our questions from our producer or fox as try to get information directly from him but here is what minority leader mccarthy said. >> is a very junior member just in his second term he gets married to the intel committee and the exact same year, they were concerned with what they saw? he was put as a ranking democrat over the cia. i do not understand how this has continued this loan >> shannon: speaker pelosi has said she has confidence in congressman swalwell as a number of high-profile democrats have put the g.o.p. continued calls for him to be removed from the intel committee. does this go anywhere? >> anyone who has ever seen the classified version of what's going on with the chinese leverage, it's not just eric swalw

so many people from so many different agencies in academia, and in industry, o do something that is truly unprecedented. so we started literally days after that phone call that i had over a period of months, as opposed to years, we development in record time of a vaccine that has shown effective.and we want virtually everyone this vaccine t ultimately. when estions get asked people have hesitancy or vaccinated.o get did you go too quickly is the first. is the speed that was a reflection of extraordinary scientific did not compromise safety, nor did it compromise integrity. the next question is, ok. the fact is it really safe and is it really effective or is this something government is trying to put over on us. is this something the companies want to take advantage of? well, let's take a look at what appened over the past few months. we've had clinical trials, and thanks to the volunteers in that tens of thousands who have put themselves on the line to prove to the country and the these are safe and effective products. to whether or not it's safe and effective was not in the hands of the

it should happen in academia. it should happen in the commercial space. if we get that right, america will be just fine. mr. cabrera: so let me bring the topic to something that i know would be of particular interest to many of our students, which is the role of science and technology in american diplomacy. i mean, given that we are in a century of this is a knowledge economy where we win or lose by our innovation, by our science; even our military strength relies more and more on -- secretary pompeo: of course. mr. cabrera: what is the role of scientists and engineers and technologists in driving or influencing and shaping american foreign policy? do you have folks like us around in the state department? i mean, what is the role? secretary pompeo: we do. we have them in a handful of places. the two most prominent -- we have a science and technology group. and then we also have a huge group of folks that are -- that we call our economic team led by a fellow named keith krach, invented a company called docusign out in silicon valley, came to join the state

and which was unified and that which became dominant and mainstream journalism and academia. and the intellectual tradition and the 19 fifties but in contrast to communism and then defeating fascism and with the best game in town to do away with liberalism. are that totalitarianism. and then to hide this liberalism the way in which an right on the 19th century onward. and with that ideology there's something deeply delusional. and those just like john lewis in the sixties and seventies talking about liberty and justice and where are the african-americans and those that are beginning to fight for and actually achieving sovereignty and independence with that deep colonization with the civil rights movement. and then not to mention the fact from the 1970s onward and for those demagogues to emerge. and with this and then to be developed. and from this point except to say. >> try to get to the link further way they have been enabled. and they thank you are saying that the ability of the european powers to go and settle countries and colonize other countries has enabled liberalism

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.>> and her experience extends way beyond the ivory tower of academia. roma president-elect biden indicated he wants to chart a new course for sustainable energy in this country. and by selecting jennifer granholm as his energy secretary, he's chosen someone who is not afraid of being high- profile. jennifer granholm teaches courses on clean energy and government policy at the goldman school of public policy. her resume is impressive but it all began with a cringe worthy appearance on the dating game in the 1970s. luckily she overcame that and became a lawyer and the michigan attorney general and eventually a two-term governor of the state she helped renovate the auto industry in detroit and became a political commentator on cnn and later hosted her own cable news show, the war room. her friend and colleague at uc berkeley says her grasp of technology and politics makes for a perfect fit for the job. >> she really understands the complexities of big institutions, the department of energy has 14,000 employees, and it's right at the center of the biden-har

. >> entertainment, next one was for academia, third one was for fitness, lifestyle. >> reporter: anna racked up more than $600 in unwanted fees and says canceling the services was difficult. >> it should be as easy as clicking a couple buttons but it is not. >> reporter: in june those subscription services soared to 70%. in october, that number dropped to 30%. one reason, consumers decided they didn't want the services anymore. in other cases face surprise charges when free trials ended. even worse, the average price per subscription rose mid-pandemic by almost 20%. >> we all know tha businesses are facing touch times and unfortunately they're passing the tough times on to consumers by making it harder to cancel their subscription. >> reporter: some companies offer free trials but make it tough to cancel. >> they're relying on consumers to forget so that they can keep billing them >> reporter: visa and mastercard require online merchants to notify customers before trials end. to keep track of charges, experts say monitor the bank account and use a mobile app that tells you when a dedu

say a touch comic". other doctors say the article reflects sexist attitudes faced by many women in academia, and shejoins us now from florida. among all that reaction are people more annoyed about the word doctor or about the word kiddo? i think it is both. just the opening sentence of that piece byjoseph epstein was really just laced with piece byjoseph epstein was reallyjust laced with misogyny and sexism. job doctorjill biden is someone who began as a teacher and got her education degree, her doctorate in education, even as second lady during the 0bama illustration. she is actually working as a teacher from she is actually working as a teacherfrom in northern virginia community college outside washington, dc while she was performing duties as second lady. she is someone who is very accomplished and is actually said she would like to continue to teach at that community college while she is serving as first lady. so this article seems to really stripped her of her achievements quite wrongfully and we see thatjoseph epstein, because of the article and we don't really know why he put this ou

postmodernism but in many other disciplines regrettably you could pontificate within the halls of academia and you're completely dick up and from the negative consequences of your stupidity now the professor sat do you see that as a sort of a natural evolution of human thought we all have a right to make a mistake or is it more deliberate than that is there here is there plan behind this design i don't think it's a sort of a grand.

the federal government, industry, academia, state and local governments, it has been a whole of america approach. as we work every day to make sure that the vaccine gets to where it needs to be, we are out checking. yesterday i was able to go visit two hospitals in the local area, one in d.c., one up in maryland, and i just saw remarkably dedicated staff who are engaged, who understood the vaccines under their care, who were involved in making sure that they were executing administration the right way, to ensure that it is effectively used, the priorities of the governors and an limitation. i was highly impressed, remarkably dedicated people working every day as they go through this. they've done this over the last two weeks through holidays, trying to give everybody some time off after a long year of fighting the virus. as they are working through the administration of the vaccine to ensure that everybody gets it at a different time and not everybody at one time. and then they work through three major snowstorms in the last two weeks, and still really a remarkable job. i just want to a

have to realize that chinese services are the best in the world and they are doing this against academia and they are doing against government officials. we have seen the fact that people know this woman and what has happened with elected officials including some of my colleagues in california. the fact that chinese intelligence took a long-term approach to looking at what is a potential intelligence operation 20 or 30 years down the road our intelligence services are prepared to deal with that. we don't operate that way. i'm currently in south texas and chinese nationals of come across our southern border illegally to start working in some of these commercial space companies. this is absolutely crazy that they would take an astrophysicist and tried to get them to act like they will be a basic day laborer in order to get access to commercial space. we know about the thousand talent programs and the program that the fbi is pursuing. the chinese intelligence services operates differently from us. just because we don't consider it ourselves intelligence doesn't mean it's not an intelligence

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postmodernism but in many other disciplines regrettably you could pontificate within the halls of academia and you're completely decoupled from the negative consequences of your stupidity now the professors that do you see that as a sort of a natural evolution of human thought we all have a right to make a mistake or is it more deliberate than that is there are here is there time behind this design i don't think it's a sort of a grand conspiracy where there is some barris apologists in chief that are spreading all this nonsense but i think it's take the perfect cocktail of all of these ideas pathogens coming together and this is why in the 1st chapter of the book i talk about death of the west by a 1000 cuts right one idea pathogen may not bring down the edifice is a reason to may not but put 101215 of them together and you lose your sense of what constitutes up or down left or right and i get a lot of these emails on a daily basis from people who say i no longer know what to say because i they don't they no longer have confidence in their folk psychology and i allowed. to say that only wo

academia, anybody in they will say of course i support free speech on campus. what we found is the institutes that take a proactive view and cultivate a climate of open inquiry, those made a real difference. the university of chicago is famous for the chicago statement. students across the political spectrum, this is key, whether liberal or conservative, they ranked chicago very highly. host: what school was at the bottom? unfortunately, this went to depaul university. they were the opposite case. they were ranked very lowly by both liberals and conservatives. they were the lowest ranked among conservative students who took our survey. they were the fourth lowest among liberals. something is not clicking there. there were some bigger schools that surprised us. they came up near the bottom, including university of texas at austin, lsu. reigning championship of football. they did not do well in the free-speech competition. the top 10 of our rankings 10 that seven out of were large public institutions. flip the coin over, seven out of 10 of the lowest were private