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how much better is the giant magellan going to be? walter: four times better.id: four times better. walter: four times better resolution, which means the pictures will be sharper. but the science, the way it will work, the james webb, you are seeing those pictures very sharp, but they are identifying parts of galaxies in space almost back to the beginning of the universe that people have not seen. they -- it cannot focus more sharply as we would like to be able to identify objects. so, the webb will identify a portion of space. the gmt, the giant magellan telescope, can in effect zoom in on that space, have a finer resolution, look at it more clearly. in addition to that, we will have a set of instruments which can collect that light, analyze it, and the sea, for example, does it contain signs of oxygen or water? so, they will become a mentor. david: how much does it cost before we get the giant magellan telescope? walter: we are estimating a little over $2 billion. david: where is that money coming from? walter: half is coming from private sources, university

better, how do we best, manage this. how do we find an excess system that works, that makes sense. how do we enforce transit infrastructure planning. those things rely on understanding park for their perspectives. park visitors are huge stakeholder in this process. in order to get that data, we have to go to the office of management and budget review. the national park service social science office helps facilitate that. they are fantastic. they provide good feedback. and then it is submitted to the desk officer for the house of management budget. that is where the transparency stops. for us, we don't know where it sits and review. there is no way of contacting that person. for instance i have a student who just had a survey in review for everglades national park -- for the stewardship plan. that survey has been sitting there. that student will graduate before that survey's review. i cannot speak to why it is happening, i can only speak to some of the limitation is puts on park managers trying to do this the right way. t

they're needing to have better answers. they should be put into the center of the follow crumb of how do we get the better answers to both ensure their own personal health but also the health of the surrounding environment that they hope to continue to live within, but hopefully also on behalf of all the other small communities who were on the same rail line, that 32-n rail train traveled from illinois, it was headed to pennsylvania. so the terrible event on february 3 could have occurred in other places, in other communities. and we all bear not only an awareness of that risk, but a responsibility to get better systems of safety established. host: to that point, east palestine and other towns and city, do you think the federal and -- the federal government and the industry can do a better job of informing the public of the type of chemicals that move through, number one, and the response, the reaction, the plan for what if an incident as horrible as this one was -- happens in other places? guest: that's a great question. i

much better., right he's a hollywood guy how can we be sure because so many analysts focus on the number of subscribers of disney plus the company racked up, not how well the company was going holistically and that's something iger is changing that's no longer the narrative see, the analysts had made it into a junior netflix, when it's actually a terrific senior growth company so no more breakout of sub numbers and i say good riddance. they were always a crummy way to look at the company. profitability, on the other hand, is the only way to look at disney and that's what hieger gets i'm not the only one that was happy about the quarter. one of our favorite activist investors nelson peltz got involved he wants a proxy fight to get his hands on a board seat. but after today pelts has apparently seen enough because he's calling off the dogs. shortly after iger's interview within "squawk on the street" pelts called in to speak to me and announced live on the air he's dropping the proxy fight. nelson p

they are better protected, they're better engineered. they have better fall control systems. they're more lethal in the myriad of, of the things that do just make them better vehicles. they are more technically complex ones. ukrainians have been operating. but again, as you heard in the segments before this, they are sending experience crews. they spend experience crews to parlance right frontline, that's any experience who's the u. k. and the train is in both countries. just saying how well motivated and how experience ukrainian crews saw that, as we just said, that having to hold them back almost learn from the technical aspects because they're just very keen to use the equipment. they know how to use it to fight. they need to learn a bit more about how to maintain and get the most out of it, but ready, they're ready to go back with them. so it's a great piece of equipment. it's got good crews coming for who know what they're doing. they just have to learn a bit to make it more endurable in the field because the logistic trade in the, the maintenance trade in that comes wes

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protection and , importantly, better visibility, which exceeds most russian tanks or the same as theirsmed forces of ukraine will soon grow, the united states will send 31 abrams and great britain 14 challenger, two leopard-2 transmissions can be expected from at least 10 countries, but how many will be unclear donbas realities according to data according to them, the balance doctors calculated the number of leopards in the country of the operators starting with version 2:4 as the most massive and which two six exactly ukraine receives . austria and hungary are not on this list, which officially refused to supply weapons to ukraine. will do whatever they want , first of all, it is about combining all the tools that ukraine receives. yes, i think you need more than three hundred. think about the size of the units of the combined forces. about it, intelligence, a defense breakthrough, to carry out a major operation, you need brigade battalions, even armored divisions, you need more than 100,300, it will be great, more is even better, the west, as a rule, uses its tanks in pairs, but tanks

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this is not about creating big government this is about creating a better one. [applause] , that means eliminating and consolidating the positions that are no longer needed in filling the ones that we desperately do. that's why am proud that my budget makes going to state government a more attractive place to work when competitive wage increases to fill positions like registered nurses and attorneys and emergency response technicians because our workforce public and private it is a key to her states future. study after study tells us the same thing every business across the country since their number one factor for relocation for growing the company where they are is a trained and educated workforce. this isn't something that we need to create from scratch the workforce exist the state just needs to strategically use the assets and resources to unlock its potential. [applause] and that starts with education. we can no longer separator vision for economic prosperity from the duty to make maryland public schools be thee best in the nation. [applause] and these two