promete vientos de mÁs de 75 millas por hora , lluvias torrenciales e inundaciones costeras >> la academiarÍa las advertencias sobre los artÍculos que mÁs llevan a los niÑos a las salas de emergencia. entÉrese cuÁles son >> noticias telemundo la noch con arantxa loizaga ¿que tal? les saluda johana suarez comenzamos con las imÁgenes de las mujeres estadounidenses que liberÓ hamas, tras 14 dÍas de cautiverio. el 7 de octubre atracaron israel violentamente. tenemos la crÓnica de toda esta informaciÓn >> ellas son madre e hija, las primeras redes liberadas por el movimiento de resistencia islÁmica hamas. ambas son estadounidenses, viven en un suburbio de chicago (hablan en inglÉs). (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> ambas fueron secuestradas el 7 de octubre mientras visitaban israel para celebrar el cumpleaÑos de la madre de natalie la cruz roja las condujo de la franja de gaza al territorio israelÍ. israel descarta que esto sea el inicio de una negociaciÓn. ellas son familiares de un periodista que trabajÓ en tel aviv este es un milagro porque apenas ayer se enterÓ que estaban en poder de hamas. es

consult with people around academia and think tanks. one of the key trends that you see is the gross -- growth of nonstate actors. it's also other transnational movements and actors in the spaces and we as in intelligence community, we are focused on state actors and proxies of state action that we recognize we have to think about the global landscape in a different way given the way geopolitical power now is exercise. as we move down the road we recognize we do have a better understanding of the agendas of major multinational corporations.. additionally, and this is something that is obvious to all of you as well is we recognize that so much of what's outside of government is part of our attack surface. whether it's critical infrastructure or sectors of our private sector like in the technology areas that we need to focus on in order to protect themselves because they are of such important from a national security perspective that we need to share information with them but we also need to bring them third or -- further into the decisio

work in academia on the matter, you you're seeing use that are fighting for just..." this in the worldrything they can into uh into any sort of the into discrediting this sort of action, into into boring any sort of cooperation with such organizations, this uh, mean it may seem like like it's like it's very like it's very ineffective at first, but the fact that we've been able to reach uh to reach this point where the israelis are... being where the israelis are even being so sensitive regarding such rallies means that they are in fact effective, they are in fact building a counter narrative to the israeli colonial narrative despite all the work being done by the israelis and the cooperation with mainstream media, including the new media or social media and their barring of any sort of uh solidarity with palestine. right, let's go back to mr. resvy and uh the british capital london, mr. resvy, when we're looking at the operations that took place on saturday operation uh al-arsa flood, what does this show about the enhanced capabilities of the resistance forces and with that, do you thi

y bueno, él no puede estar cerca de la academia católica.cción al respecto. >> el. el. por su parte, el desamparado afirma que no cometió el delito. >> también alega que ha recibido amenazas y hasta golpes por parte de algunos padres de familia. bueno, la ciudad dijo a través de un comunicado que han lidiado con joseph en otras ocasiones, pero que debido a ciertas leyes no han podido arrestarlo o moverlo del área. pleasant hill es la ciudad más reciente del área de la bahía en restringirlos comentarios públicos emitidos de forma remota durante las reuniones públicas. el alcalde informó que un grupo anónimo interrumpió una reunión del consejo esta semana con un discurso ofensivo de odio por lo que, bueno, decidió eliminar por completo el acceso remoto para comentarios públicos, los cuales ahora solo pueden hacerse en persona o por correo electrónico. al menos una docena de ciudades del área de la bahía han tomado medidas similares en martínez vuelven a sonar las alarmas de una refinería, lo que despertó ya, imagínese, y causó desconcierto ent

four years or so where we look at about 15 years and we say here are the big global trends around academia, think tanks and the private sector and so on and one of the key trends we see is nonstate actors which in part is the private sector but it is also transnational movements and actors in the spaces. and we as an intelligence community are focused nonstate actors and prompted to state action but increasingly, we recognize that we have to think about the global landscape given the way geopolitical power now is exercised and so if we kind of moved down that road, we recognize that we need to have a better understanding of the agendas of major multinational corporations, for example, or cities and states, sometimes. things built into how we are looking at understanding what the landscape looks like additionally and this is something that is obvious to all of you, too. we recognize that so much outside of government is part of our attack surface, so to speak. whether it is critical infrastructure by the private sector or sectors of our private sector like technology areas that we are needi

so it is part of his efforts to whitewash our universities and academia from dissenting voices. to be challenged in order for us to maintain the fundamental constitutional rights upon which this country is based. and that are essential for any prospect of maintaining democracy in this country. amy: you have the dock sing of students at harvard and at columbia. at harvard, the more traditional conservative organization harvard hello actually condemned d theoxxing students and these billboards going around with protesters faces. and at columbia, is it true pro israel and the palestine groups together condemned the doxxing? >> the doxxing is one of the most heinous ways of attacking people. these are students, individuals who are, you know, working in various arenas and they are being severely harassed. their information is being publicized. they are barraged with death threats and horrible misogynistic trans phobic and racist messages. and their livelihoods are being threatened. so we have seen even pro israel groups condemn this because they see how horrible it is for their own p

's part about academia, it concerns me. i don't know how this happened.ve a theory that may be right, greg, but this is something we have to address as a society, how are institutions of higher learning what they might be teaching and how they are teaching and i hope they do some task force here to figure out what they need to do different because clearly they need to do something different. dana, when this issue in the middle east has been 50-60 year easily. and it is so amazing how positively certain how absolutely certain, college freshmen are about this issue. >> right. >> that they know exactly who the villain is, even though you know not going back to henry kissinger everybody was con confused. >> even longer, 85 years, i would put at that. and i am tired of listening t to 19-year-olds. i don't need to be condescended to by them but you are adult an member of congress, amen part o this core, yes, you deserve to be listened to and criticized. if you are in "the squad" and the forcing of your mouth this one is not we have to get the americans back, th

work with allies, work with academia. work with industry. all of that will continue and remain the same. what is exciting for us from a bio defense counsel perspective is that we can then share those insights with the leadership within the department of defense. coming out of this working group that was with the u.k. was with think tanks, etc.. this is what the global experts are saying about these issues. it becomes a way to inform senior leadership that they currently do not have today, and that knowledge is stove like. >> i am from the johns hopkins berg school of public health and security. i have two quick questions. one, i was really -- congratulations. and second, i was really heartened to hear about you talk about partnerships, real partnerships with allies and working to boost biosafety and bio security. the problem is, traditionally, that is hard to measure. as a result, it is easier to measure stuff like pieces of equipment that end up getting piled and broken and left in laboratories and under resourced parts of the world. how ar

i want to start by asking you, your path to the supreme court ran through academia. you were an academic first. you were the first nominee to the court without prior judicial experience since adjust is 50 years earlier. how does your academic background shape your perspective on the court and do you think it gives you a different perspective than your colleagues? >> the court eventually had many people who have served a great deal of their career in academia. there were all judges and i was not, but justice barrett is essentially an academic and we are the only two on the court now i think, i hope i'm not forgetting anybody. but justice ginsburg, her formative years were spent in academia. club be a law school. justice breyer at harvard law school, justice scalia at the university of virginia law school. the court has had plenty of academics and i am not sure that in terms of -- you can tell from those people, they are very different kinds of judges, very different in the decisions they made. so there are all kinds of academics in the world. i'm not sure academic bac

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maity: la academia americana de pediatrÍa publicÓ este viernes un informe clÍnico en el que concluyeiga una dieta equilibrada con cinco raciones de fruta y verdura fresca al dÍa y tome leche de vaca. leÓn: cvs afirmÓ que va a retirar de las tiendas algunos de sus medicamentos mÁs populares para el resfriado y la tos, tras seguir la recomendaciÓn de los asesores de la fda. ya no ofrecerÁn medicamentos con fenilefrina. maity: ya que halloween estÁ a la vuelta de la esquina, les traemos algunos consejos para ahorrar en los disfraces. primero, pido disfraces prestados o intercÁmbielos con amigos o familiares que tengan niÑos del mismo tamaÑo. obtenga ideas de series o pelÍculas de televisiÓn para que usted mismo los pueda recrear con artÍculos de casa. compre en tiendas de segunda mano a menor precio que unos nuevos. para finalizar, aprovecha los descuentos que ofrecen las tiendas luego de la temporada de halloween, ya que la mercancÍa la rebajan hasta un 50 % y asÍ puede comprar lo que necesita para el aÑo que viene. leÓn: el presidente lÓpez obrador convoca una reuniÓn cumbre por la cr

you are all part of how americat fulfills that solemn obligationw government, academia, industry,r and dod on capitol hill, research labs, startups, commercial companies and major defense contractors. our war fighters are counting d on us to deliver at speed and scale, to work together with greater urgency and unity of purpose. to not let them down. i don't intend to. and i know you won't either. for that, i think you. [ applause ] >> that, i'm excited about replicator and i want to start with that in a few minutes. you listed some buzzwords that have been thank you for that. i am excited about replicator and want to talk more about it in a second. let me start with more general questions. you listed some of the buzzwords that been used in the past, revolution, transformation and so forth. i noticed that when something becomes fashionable that label gets slapped on anything whether it is or not. the latest buzzword is innovation. what does the buzz get right and wrong about that? >> innovation has a purpose. innovation, again, as i said in the military context, is about creating advant

la policÍa para una evaluaciÓn luego de acabar de forma errÁtica durante un entrenamiento en la academia han acercado muchos a expresar su alivio debido a este hallazgo. regreso con ustedes. presentadora: muchÍsimas gracias, peggy, por ese reporte tan completo. pasamos al drama que viven miles de personas en mÉxico, especialmente en acapulco, un paraÍso turÍstico que ahora vive la peor tragedia. escuchamos a su compaÑero. reportero: le saludo una vez mÁs desde la costera de acapulco, avenida principal. quisiera exile que las cosas han cambiado para bien, pero lo cierto es que la cosa no cambiado. la ciudad avanza muy lentamente su proceso de limpieza. el proceso de reconstrucciÓn ni siquiera ha comenzado. en este momento impera la descoordinaciÓn, el caos y la zozobra. alejandro madrigal fue a retratar este caos. los albergues en acapulco estÁn saturados en este sitio es prioridad atender a las personas que se quedaron sin casa y sin habitaciÓn de hotel. dos cocinas mÓviles de la marina llegaron para atender a la poblaciÓn que permanece tambiÉn sin servicios bÁsicos. >> decÍamos, dios mÍ

mental y habÍa sido detenido por la policÍa tras supuestamente actuar errÁticamente en la prestigiosa academiablicos permanecen cerrados. el seÑor card se considera armado y peligroso y la gente no debe acercarse bajo ninguna circunstancia. las autoridades descubrieron la camioneta que manejaba a pocas millas de la masacre, en una noche donde la bolera y el bar celebraban eventos para trabajadores y jÓvenes. estamos comprometidos a llevar ante la justicia al responsable y buscamos al seÑor card para su captura. la conmociÓn se debe a que el nÚmero de fallecidos alcanza casi al total que el estado de maine tiene en un aÑo.regresÓ con ustedes. presentadora: cuando regresemos, sobrevivientes de la masacre en maine cuentan como lograron evadir las balas. jorge: hablamos de la invasiÓn terrestre. presentadora: y del lÍder de la iglesia de la luz del mundo. jorge: los sobrevivientes de la matanza, causado por un pi pasaron para evitar los disparos, familiares de las vÍctimas se debaten entre el dolor y la indignaciÓn. blanca: a este hospital trasladaron a todas las vÍctimas del tiroteo de anoche, de

our academia is radicalized and radicalizing them to be antijewish, anti-israel and antiamerican. dead jewish babies were cheering on 9/11 and will be cheering when there are further attacks, god forbid, on the united states. >> emily: i argue this represents success of movement decade long by socialists and communists and marxists that attempted to socially agitate the united states, infiltrate academic campuses and it is erupting in this insidious and unpalatable way, this has been festering for quite sometime and it is an orchestrated, purposeful structured event we are seeing disgusting results from. >> sadly too many university officials were happy to be infiltrated because students pay full tuition and get money from qatar and other nations. what is happening is modern day crystal knock and that is the warning. why do you think it did happen in germany? nice they broke the glass and attacked jewish stores, this is a crystal knock, don't have to break glass and break into a store to show the future if america does not stand up to them. this is choosing for americans of good h

tenure at an american university if you are pro-israel there is a consensus among professors in academiael is always to blame. you know all these snowflakes at the universities that are arguing for safe space, they are not having problems triggering jews, they are running around campuses, triggering i is a mile word -- mild word, they are saying worse, in cornell, they have people threatening to kill them. i can tell you at columbia where i went to school number of grad students, who are you know deeply on the palestinian side, is growing. and i have to tell you, i doubt when they applied for their student visas, they disclosed the fact they support hamas. larry: i am sure that is right, one second, a quick quote from jared kushner. >> one of the ironies as an american-jew you are safer in saudi arabia than in a college campus like columbia. larry: those are tough words you. amazing, to me, it is rich schools the elite schools, the ivy leagues, we went to them, it is ucal berkeley, hold on. it is the elite schools, the wealthy schools they have the weakest leadership and most crazy facul

in fact, the only people, for whom i think israel lost support is who i expected, aka western academia unquote human rights organizations and american college students. if you actually look at the polling data over 70% of americans support israel's right to defend itself. and so that, for me, is evidence very loud voices on left with academia and international organizations, they're not representative of where most people with common sense are. >> i wonder don because as the president was talking today he said maybe we should not be so angry. maybe we should hold our rage, and he also said this about the 2-state solution. watch. >> must keep pursuing peace, let's keep pursuing a path so that is reel al the palestinian people can live safely and security and for me that means a two-state solution. must keep working for greater integration with its neighbors. >> well, i don't trace and i think in this case we have a president who almost comes across as he's afraid to have a hard line. he's trying to tear both sides. maybe he's not wanting to upset the progressive side of his own party bu

it, we are six days from babies being beheaded and already you have the press and democrats and academia saying oh, gosh, maybe we shouldn't, please. let's back off. >> the narrative. >> i could think of something else that ends in off but i will not save it. >> good for you, dana. we'll save it for the break. bill, you spent a lot of time in israel and the middle east and feels like this happens over and over again where they exploit this david versus goliath myth that terrorists are david because they're not a nation state but can operate independent of any moral norms, many makes them goliath. >> we woke up this morning to benjamin netanyahu giving a pretty stunning press conference. it was 6:00 in the morning, antony blinken was there, u.s. secretary of state. what netanyahu said is that hamas is isis. and hamas must be eliminated. i don't know if israel can do that. you know, we took out rocca in eastern syria and claimed victory over isis and isis still exists today. i'm not sure israel can do this job. i'm not sure we can do this job. but antony blinken also stepped to the microph

padre estuvo conmigo seis aÑos y medio, para Él y mi mamÁ fue un orgullo cuando me graduÉ de la academia mujeres. ¿se da cuenta que es un referente? >> sÍ, soy consciente, mi meta siempre ha sido tratar de traer diversidad al servicio de bomberos. >> ¿se acuerdan que les dije que habÍan cuatro mujeres en la escuela de formaciÓn? una de ellas es la jefa adjunta de bomberos de freeman. ambas quizÁs sin saberlo comenzaron a cambiar las cosas, tanto que hoy son ellas como jefas quienes le dan la bienvenida al primer grupo de nuevas reclutas de los bomberos. locutora: el ayuntamiento de la ciudad de san josÉ aprobÓ un plan para convertir mÁs de 700 cuartos del hotel freemont en viviendas para estudiantes de la universidad estatal de san josÉ, mencionaron que este acuerdo es un arma de doble filo, si bien con las tasas de ocupaciÓn mÁs bajas la medida puede potenciar a salvar el hotel de la bancarrota, a su vez un menor nÚmero de habitaciones puede limitar ingresos por impuestos de la ciudad. el gobernador gavin newson anunciÓ que llegarÁ a israel como un esfuerzo para ofrecer su ayuda a los i

i think this is an admission we need academia involved. >> what is the timeline?probably a decade before people start attending class and move into these buildings and starting companies, but once it gets going, i think it will go pretty quickly because this is the kind of thing that can raise money and interest quickly. >> so in 2023, and 2033, we will be talking about this right here at nbc? >> i hope so. >> thank you, scott. >> we will continue the conversation tonight at 7:00, and we will be joined by the executive director, the moffett field project, and we are going to talk more about the 6,000 jobs this might open up and the academic partnership with uc berkeley. that's coming up during our 7:00 newscast. >>> you have another month to file about your 2022 federal tax. this morning the irs is extending that deadline to november 16th. federal taxes only. no state extension has been mentioned at this point. remember, the end of the month there at the end of the year, there were winter storms, so now you get a little more time. >>> let's take you outside of the

para mi mamÁ fue un orgullo cuando me graduÉ de la academia. >> y aunque u ninguno estÁ fÍsicamente susonsciente, mi meta siempre sido traer diversidad a los servicios de bomberos. >> cuando zoraida comenzÓ su entrenamiento habÍa cuatro mujeres en la escuela, una de ellas es su nÚmero dos la jefa adjunta de bomberos de freeman, heather. ambas sin saberlo hace 20 aÑos comenzaron a cambiar las cosas. tanto que hoy son ellas como jefas quienes le dan la bienvenida al primer grupo de nuevas reclutas de los bomberos. le presentamos la historia de unix para cuyo sueÑo era visitar israel por medio de la guerra se quedÓ varada y sin el apoyo del gobierno para poder regresar estados unidos. tras dÍas angustiosos de espera finalmente volviÓ a casa en el Área de la bahÍa con el apoyo de una organizaciÓn que ayudÓ a salir de ese paÍsa cientos de ciudadanos estadounidenses. >> me siento bien, me siento segura un poco decepcionado del gobierno. dayana: tras 20 dÍas porpudo por fin reunirse con su esposo claude dice que todo el conflicto hay dos historias y que el sufrimiento ha sido tanto para los pa

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they hide behind this anti-israel rhetoric and they're deeply entrenched within academia.he future leaders of our country to learning to hate israel and to hate jews at the same time. you can't get tenure at an american university if you're pro-israel. i mean there is an absolute consensus among professors in academia that israel is always to blame. you know, all these snowflakeses at these universities that are arguing for safe spaces, let's not trigger anybody, they're not having any problem triggering jews right now. they're running around campuses, trigger something a mild word. they're coming out saying that jews should be thrown off campus or worse. cornell, people are threatening to kill them. i have to tell you, there has been, there are many, many, many palestinians right now who have entrenched themselves in american universities. i can tell you at columbia where i went to school the number of grad students, the number of teaching assistants who are deeply on the palestinian side is growing and growing. you know i got to tell you, i doubt when they applied for th

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los cenzontles sí tenemos discos, tenemos un grupo, pero todo es, lo que importa más es nuestra academiapropia voz, y nosotros los cenzontles estamos aquí en california, y escuchamos los sonidos del mariachi, de oaxaca, de los chilenos, de los huapango, del son jarocho, y podemos incorporar estos sonidos y culturas en nuestras voces, porque también son parte de nuestra herencia. damián trujillo: y usted las enseñanzas, dice que la juventud es de suma importancia, tienen clases las enseñanzas de los estudiantes para que siga esa tradición. eugene rodríguez: sí, tenemos clase en las tardes para los jóvenes de la comunidad por 35 años. damián trujillo: waw, entonces con esta nueva producción se espera que quizás están trabajando en el próximo álbum, porque así se hace, se termina uno y comienza el otro. eugene rodríguez: sí, también estamos haciendo un documental sobre los, la historia de los cenzontles, las décadas también un libro, yo escribí un libro sobre mis experiencias haciendo los cenzontles, y el año que viene es el aniversario 35, entonces vamos a estar celebrando esta trayectoria

medicina este aÑo se lo llevan los creadores del innovadora vacuna contra el covid—19, el forado de la academiarge: en los hispanos —— lo siguen arizona con 14 y despuÉs california. luis: otra vez esta noche la suerte decidirÁ si alguien se lleva mÁs de $1,000,000,000 a casa, es el cuarto premio mÁs grande en la historia, guerrero cree que puede ser el prÓximo multimillonario. >> en otras partes han ganado, puede ser que la probabilidad sea mÍa. luis: ganar no es imposible comer realidad hay una forma de jugar que te garantiza el Éxito. >> a veces uso las fechas de mis hijos. luis: Ésa no es la forma, ganar el powerball no depende de cuanta gente juegue, sino de quien tenga la combinaciÓn de nÚmeros correcta, hay mÁs de 292 millones de combinaciones posibles, para ganar hay que comprarlas todas, dos dÓlares cada boleto, hablamos de invertir casi $585,000,000, supongamos que tiene $585,000,000 y que los poder unir con algunos amigos para comprar todas las combinaciones posibles, invertir esta cantidad para ganar $1,000,000,000 a suena bien, bueno, no es tan sencillo. >> aquÍ que se lleva la taja

us in spite of that there is some sort of civil society um um repercussions even in the leading academia like harvard harvard university and so and so forth, but the majority of the retronic in the united states remains um highly israel, because as i said they they have um a great deal of influence in in in in american society in finance on wall street and all the lobbying groups in the politics of of of the united states um so i think that the the united states has got the the president by... has got to be seen to be sporting israel with more arm and so on, then there is another dilemma facing the biden administration, with you still going on with no end in sight and american running out of ammunition and and then um opening another front in the middle east is going to be highly problematic because the priority for the for the biden administrations to china and the original intention is that they would... weaken russia first over ukraine by alliing the various powers in europe and with nato and then once russian has been sufficially weakened and austrich austricized then united states c

industry, national labs come academia come across the ic and a department of defense and select foreign partners. the nsa is uniquely well-positioned to bring its unique talent and expertise, threat insights, and authorities as the manager for national security systems and its work with the defense industrial base to support this whole of government effort in conjunction with the private sector to ensure the u.s. enduring advantage in artificial intelligence. ai security is fundamental to that effort. i will end with thoughts on the road ahead. while the challenges we face are undeniable, so is our strength. that gives me a strong feeling of confidence and optimism for our future. as a nation we fundamentally differ from our adversaries. our freedom to live at freedom to innovate give us energy to create and apply new technologies and equips us to rise to any challenge. i need two organizations. the u.s. cyber command and the national security agency. with the brightest minds in the business dedicated to the critical mission of defending the u.s. senate protecting its interests. our wor

i tried to apply for these century british jobs and could not get a job, which anybody who's in academia, it's like, of course, you couldn't get a job. there are no jobs, but, you know, it was just year after year feeling like i'm trying to do everything. i'm trying to follow what my mother said and be like twice as good and work twice hard and, you know, and, and i still couldn't get employment so i was actually going leave academia. i was looking other jobs and what ended up happening. and this is a really interesting anecdote that my advisor, henry gates jr, who's an african-american ist, there was a job, it was an affirmative action hire or it was a position, a target of opportunity is basically euphemism for, you know, a job meant for, you know, somebody was from a marginalized group and. the search committee at unlv reached out to him and said, hey, do you know anybody who could teach african-american literature from a marginalized group? and professor gates wrote back and was like, i have a student, julia lee, who is korean-american, but she studied under me and i can vouch for he

they're creating a lot of buzz in academia because they've done this very clever thing. anti israel forces have lashed themselves up with what i call the 1619 wing of the democratic party and they've made common cause and positioned themselves as the oppressed and have latched onto that narrative and that just makes them a lot bigger player globally. that's why they're calling it -- hamas doesn't usually do this kind of thing, global jihad. we want to stress no credible threats, my old shop in the nypd is in the best position as anybody to put a finger on that, and they put out a statement, they're looking at all their sources looking on line and all the things they do, so far no credible threat but what i fear is as the images start to come out, the israelis have done what? they've cut the water, the power, the internet, they've locked down the food supplies and they're going in. it's going to be bloody and ugly. hamas wants those images. there's a reason hamas just stood up an app. they want to take the isis route and win the propaganda war. not going to say where this

this event aims to directly connect industry and academia and attract capital for the company have been held for young scholars. there were companies that worked for us for a while. after going to the chinese board sample, buying services in working with us , the lack of after-sales service in imported advanced processing circuits became the reason for the localization of these small but advanced processors. processes that cpus can't handle. processes that require a large number of servers to perform . electric circuits that have flowed along the lines of engineering knowledge to keep atmospheric and medical sciences up-to-date. the field of meteorology is a field where data there is so much that needs to be captured whether they are captured or not, they must be processed in the field of medical systems, where again data is received and data is processed. these processing circuits are part of the products of the iran itex event at sharif university. an event in the field of business based on information technology is coming to this blockchain network , it will tokenize a series of meta

i really liked being in academia and research. it is very close to academic work, very knowledgeable. that's why i really like people here in the company other than myself, 6 to 6 we have iranians who are all graduates of swiss universities, which is our own university. by the way, they are graduates, which means that they got their doctorates here. they are very solid and interesting people . i think almost all of them came from sharif university. what we really need in this company is diversity and these are people who are not afraid of innovation and this is very important to me because our company is really built on innovation and if we want to be afraid of innovation, we certainly won't be afraid of innovation at any time. could compete i know the reason for my success with other companies is that i always tried to be completely loyal to what i do. to do the right thing , to show honesty in my work and to do what i am interested in, not what others tell me i should be interested in. my advice to the students of the islamic wo

engineer because there was this conversation i would keep having with people who were in policy or academia. am i coming out loud enough? okay, great. and people would say like, wow, you know, social media is so toxic, youtube is so toxic. everything is so toxic or annoying or or discriminatory, you know, why can't you just why don't you just fix this? are you that greedy and, you know, other engineers and i would just sort of talk about this and be like people really we have more control over this stuff than we actually do. and, you know, there was this ongoing sense, especially in the last ten years or so, that there would be this series of scandal. they would just be nonstop scandals, whether they were privacy related or discrimination related or surveillance related, you name it. and there would always an outcry and there always be like talk having to fix it. and yet things did not seem to get better and. i wanted to write this book because i felt that we were missed the problem and that we looking for solutions that that couldn't there. and one of the examples i give is in i think 2018

do research with us, you should be able to unlock the power of those three elements, government, academiand private industry. imagine what all three can be doing together. >> this is pretty amazing, the campus is expected to break ground in the next three years and perhaps open in about 10 years from now, this is right near the property right there. >> someone has to be super good. the future home of maybe a weather office bear? our weather center? that would be pretty cool. >>> tracking the next system heading our way. i have to tell you, this is going to bring us back to summer across the bay area, that is going to be this hot area of high pressure even record-setting temperatures. it may show you more on the microclimate forecast and we will start you off on your tuesday. we have monday out of the way and today is a little bit easier for us and it's going to be nice tomorrow morning we will have the clout to start. overall some chilly temperatures into the afternoon. and it all glares back and i do expect a sunnier day, that will overall help us heat up through tomorrow. we will begin

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history, educating generations of students, while also being a leading voice for greater diversity in academiar nation. [applause] >> henrietta mann. [applause] >> for dedicating her life to strengthening and developing native american education, the pioneering efforts of henrietta, ho'oesto'oona'e, mann, led to programs and institutions across the country devoted to the study of native american history and culture, honoring the ancestors that came before and benefiting generations that follow. [applause] [applause] >> accepting on behalf of native america calling, jaclyn solis. [applause] for connecting tribal and non-communities across the united states, through its interactive shows on the radios and online, native america calling educates the american public about indigenous issues while preserving indigenous history and poulter to honor their contributions -- and culture that honor their contributions that strengthen the sacred nation to nation relationship. [applause] [applause] >> ann patchett0 [applause] . [applause] for putting into words the beauty, pain, and complexity of human natu

work with allies, work with academia. work with industry. all of that will continue and remain the same. what is exciting for us from a bio defense counsel perspective is that we can then share those insights with the leadership within the department of defense. coming out of this working group that was with the u.k. was with think tanks, etc.. this is what the global experts are saying about these issues. it becomes a way to inform senior leadership that they currently do not have today, and that knowledge is stove like. >> i am from the johns hopkins berg school of public health and security. i have two quick questions. one, i was really -- congratulations. and second, i was really heartened to hear about you talk about partnerships, real partnerships with allies and working to boost biosafety and bio security. the problem is, traditionally, that is hard to measure. as a result, it is easier to measure stuff like pieces of equipment that end up getting piled and broken and left in laboratories and under resourced parts of the world. how ar

time, i have also seen how many of my friends and colleagues, big parts of the left, big parts of academia and many mainstream institutions, have, in part as a response, rejected the kind of universalist tradition we've been talking about, adopted a new set of ide about race and gender and sexual orientation that promises to fight against injustice in the most uncompromising and radical way. but i fear that in key ways, it turns out to be a trap, that it makes it harder for progressive institutions to pursue their important missions, and that politically it ends up empowering rather than weakening those kind of far-right groups. - this new ideology has noble intentions, as you recognize. the intention is to cure persistent racial inequality. why is this a trap? - perhaps i can start answering this question with a story. in researching this book, i spoke to a woman called kila posey, an african american educator who lives in the suburbs of atlanta, and she requested that her daughter be able to go to a particular class because she liked the teache and the principal said, "well, that's not t