and martin babbage is the man to help the pediatrician who specialized in treating cases of obesity among children and adolescents. is taking part in a one year treatment program for overweight children his parents are also involved that's important because parents can have a huge influence on their child's weight. before parents are role models toys we often don't realize how much children learn from them and from their behavior. the choice of food that is available at home serves as an example to the children. and so does the way the parents structure their day. do they have breakfast or not does the family eat together or not do they go out in the fresh air and exercise together. the event his mother tries her best after going for a consulting session on nutrition she better understands why has some has weight issues. there are those and with a live event is a good teacher he likes to eat a lot and fast. he can polish off 2 portions in 10 minutes. from home. he spends a lot of time sitting at his computer that's his favorite pastime. and he often likes to watch t.v. while having his ma

correspondent hans brandt and in brussels is bad riegert he's been reporting all day for us there babbage want to start with you what did you make of borderlines remarks today. the commission president tried to provide some certainty that the european union is able and willing to cope with this shock as mrs from the law and put it the shock would be temporary but still it really require a common and coordinated effort as she said by the member states to overcome this crisis she said the european union really do whatever is necessary the to help the economy and to help the sick people to cope with the corona crisis and she literally opened the floodgates to pour money and liquidity into the businesses and into the markets she said the stability pact and also the state aid routes the european union which normally very strict will be relaxed so that makes it possible for many member states to borrow more money to change the fiscal policies and. to have more pop to that in the future and i want to turn to you let's talk about that that's one of money 37000000000 euros promised in investment a

charles babbage called what computers did mental labor. that is a pretty good way of thinking of it. computing wasn't seen as requiring a lot of intellectual talent for sophistication. it was just work you did with your brain in the same way that hammering a nail was work that you did with your arms. ultimately, human computers did a lot more than hammer nails. they prepared ballistics trajectories for the u.s. army. they assisted numerical studies on the manhattan project, crunched astronomical data at harvard, crunched -- cracked nazi code. they did have one thing in common and i think it is easy to guess what that is. they were all women. that's right. commuting -- computing was so much a woman's job that by the time computing machines can long, mathematicians populated how long they took the process problems in girl years or described units of machine labor isterms of kilo girls, which pretty remarkable in which. womenhe beginning the were being paid less than the few men doing the same job. pickering needed an for stellaromputers data