the sooner we end it, the better for us.hink to run this through your head if you doubt me on this, if there were a russian spy balloon flying over half of this country, what we have done? shot it down. gov. reynolds: what would we have done in iowa? mr. ramaswamy: got it down. gov. reynolds: amen. mr. ramaswamy: if it was russian but they will not let you at the u.s. government level because they wanted it to fly around the country, transmit information into a showdown over the atlantic. if it was russian we would have ratcheted up inches. we did not do it for china. you know why? speak the hard truth, because we are scared. we are scared because we depend on them. visioning -- xi jinping wants us to be addicted to drugs across the southern border. you are addicted to the digital fentanyl i'm putting in your kids hands in the form of modern social media. you are addicted to financial fentanyl in the form of a national debt that you have no capacity to wean yourself off of. kim, this is a positive point, not a doom and gloom

there is a way for us to form a foundation better than the one you have, it is better -- >> host: i know that we are short on time. i want to perhaps end on how you end the book, and fast forward to the year 2,070 and that you envisioned this beautiful future that is within our grasp that we are not so divided by race or class or gender or what separates us today. what has to happen between now and 2,070 to reach the future you layout in the book? >> guest: or reach by -- for me, i think it really is this got punch we are going through right now is very instructive for this nation. it is necessary. it is necessary for us to wrestle with foundational issues of who we are and where we are going and how we are going to get there or go together or not, the answer is we go together or not at all. it is interesting and frankly helpful for us to go through this tribal conversation to see how hard it is to make up for future discrimination, not working well for us when we try to figure that out quickly. the truth is all tribes we are putting together, republican or democrat tribe or black or whi

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is better than gomselmash.s stupid to deny it. with all my love for domestic combines. if there were no classes, it would be better if enterprises would not buy them with their earned money. we have two brands of harvesters in the union state. this is gomselmash and rostselmash, they once started from a very low level. also obvious in gomel at the request of alexander lukashenka at the time. we took the difficult path of developing our own production base. for each technique there is what is called the level of localization. this is the percentage of its parts and assemblies, in general, the volume of creating your own prototype before being introduced into mass production is hard. it's expensive and long. this is definitely associated with some failures, breakdowns of its new parts and failure of the entire combine, but step by step, year after year, our combine became and becomes better, and its internals became and becomes more and more ours, and not imported in rostov-on-don. no offense, as in many other in

and the better the result, the better for each of us a belarusian resident.no such city or such a region, when we were just starting to prepare for the games, and maybe when this region was offered. well, become the place that will host the competition said no. we can't handle it, we have nothing to show , there were so many people who wanted to say something like that, not all of them. eh, not everyone made the list. yes we actually, well it was a selection. what sports will be included? which ones won't get there? well, in general, there were such heated debates, so no, sports, some people wanted to get there, well, we have a limit of 20 types, i did not see the question. as, for example, i was very surprised. why hmm in the same place further. see you soon a short sports break, i remind you, our telegram channel, say, do not be silent, subscribe suggest guests and ask questions. we are in touch. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week we work to ensure that you are aware of current events in the country and the world. in addition , our team of journalists extract va

which creates better fuel for a forest fire.starts under those conditions, it's all the more violent from the outset. ” in late june, a fire broke out in the back country around tarragona. firefighters fought the blaze from the air and ground. emili monitored the operation from the station. “a harvesting machine caught fire and set light to a field. from there, the flames quickly spread to the adjacent forest. ” the special unit conducts regular aerial suveillance, also to observe harvesting activities. and enric sends fire trucks to the fields - just in case. “harvesting is dangerous, because it takes place in the hot season - when a fire can start at any moment. that's why we stay close, so we can respond quickly and put out any fires. ” the farmers are thankful to have the firefighters around. tomás sarri has been in two dangerous situations - but managed to extinguish the fire on his own in the nick of time. “there was a sudden bang in the exhaust and a spark flew onto the hay hanging from the machine. then a fire broke out.

unions work unions make people's lives better. it is better in a union. [applause] and i am like fred, i have never been more confident that this generation will build a labor movement and an even stronger than we've ever had in the past. we will get there together. the first thing we will do is we are going to bring everyone into this movement. if you want to know what a union even is, we will walk you through it. if you want to join one at your job, we will help you do it. if you want to build a new union of your own one that looks nothing like what you see represented here today i could not be more excited to see what you build. i will be standing there ready to help you. we are in the middle of one of the greatest transformation of work in our country's history. more text jobs, more startups, our unions are transforming along with it. if you're watching and you are sitting at a desk in an office thinking to yourself well, my granddad was in a union, it is really not for people like me though. ask our tech workers what a union does for them. ask the 55

the truth is we are better today than we were in 1921 and my grandfather's confidence that being betterg bitter is the only goal in life and if you want to bee a victory you cannot be a victim. that concept was invented and it's hard and he believes in the goodness of america that the future was better than the past. he lived long enough to watch his grandson take a seat in congress. the truth of who we are. in some areas of the nation's history, the truth is we are so much better off today than we've ever been and i believe the best is still yet to come. it helps you focus your attention on the priorities that are necessary to prove or continue these so we have a lot of work that needs to be done. >> i can already tell there are going to be a few nuggets dropped. my grandfather stopped going to school in third grade because literally in south carolina 1928 or so there was no need for an uneducated black man is what he was taught. think about that picture and fast-forward we are moving into my grandparents house my mother, my brother, myself sharing one bedroom and one bed and my grandf

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build back better was cheaper than what trump ended up spending. and he had spent that $8 billion before covid struck. guest: you are right about the 0% interest rates. that was toward the end of obama , most of the trump period, and president biden until march of last year. very low rates have helped to make america far more unequal, because when you have zero rates, and negative, you are still losing 2% when you put money in the bank. and most americans have never been able to save. and most, when they have extra money, they put it in the bank, so they have been losing out while the wealthy have put it in the stock market and they have done quite well. it has made america unequal and unproductive. host: mark is an independent. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. bidenomics, it is not working for me. i look at things like gas prices, they are on the rise now. we are quickly approaching $4 a gallon in missouri and it is expected to go above $5. the prices at the grocery store are through the roof. and bidenomics is not helping me. t

than _ platform of "well, i am better than the — platform of "well, i am better than the alternativenative." but i think most of the american people _ think most of the american people want to know — why don't we have — people want to know — why don't we have better alternatives? more — we have better alternatives? more broadly, why don't we have, — more broadly, why don't we have, in_ more broadly, why don't we have, in a _ more broadly, why don't we have, in a country of 300 and something million people, better— something million people, better alternatives for the highest office in this country? and i— highest office in this country? and i think the republican party— and i think the republican party and the democratic party to through the primary system has the — to through the primary system has the ability to nominate people _ has the ability to nominate people other than the two choices— people other than the two choices that are in front of us — choices that are in front of us. nobody gets a free ride to real action. us. nobody gets a free ride to real action-— real action. br

over time, we get better at it. the other thing is, as part of an extended community on mind, we get better presenting information to others. so policy makers and people that y'all are just and people in science, communication, and so on, as well as the news media are now much better at showing people the information in ways that are understandable and that they can use in their lives than they were at the beginning of them and that's a process was suspended. mind isn't just a tool we we, we have inevitably at our disposal. we have to build it and we can make it better. i was like a multi and boulder. he's a philosopher, a science that can do university. i'm an and i'm, he really tackles this idea of how we really max out our brains right now. what is possible within our brains? and then of the back of that, i would like some practical solutions that or i guess can give us about how we work small to his mouth. many philosophers has argued that the human brain will never unravel certain mysteries about the universe j

so, no, not flu even better.it's malaria, you know, and and in the days of lewis and clark before we left. anyway, i'm not sure i haven't been back, so. i don't know. but along the way, a lot people lived near water. they live near rivers, lakes, ponds, streams, swamps. those poor people down in the floor, territories. they lived in massive swamps. and wherever you live near water, people tended to deliver that argue the argue was treated with peruvian bark, which has some kind of chemical in it that helps the symptoms of malaria. it doesn't do a whole for curing it air gun wound you all know that lewis and clark had an air gun with him right, i should say. captain lewis had it. it was more than a b.b. gun. this was an air that you could pump up to about a 900 to 1000 psi. this was a serious gun. it made no smoke very little noise, no fire. and it could be used over a fairly good distance, up to about a hundred yards. it was primarily for picking off officers in a war because nobody knew where the shot came from.

, it just doesn’t get any better. all conditions, everything. it was created for them to live in the countryside, work, work and raise their children. our leader is a hard worker. she came. that's from day one. she forgot about the house about the family. she lived only works and always lives only works. if we see that the leader is working. we want to help her even more and we want everything to be better with us, everyone would like to have such as a leader to work a lot depends on the leaders , the attitude towards these people who work for us should never be forgotten and wonderful. i need to say thank you more often. definitely, i will say that the leader must not only be fair, but also wise and a psychologist. i am a woman. i’m a mother, i’m a grandmother, my wife definitely has time for everything, if a person wants to live in a beautiful country in a prosperous country in a beautiful place, then he must manage everything and not just must be obliged every day when i wake up, i’m going to work. i think about ab

that's how they can instill fear and try to convince the europeans there that it's better for you toy out of the war with russia . now they are trying to convince the head of the village that the weapons that are in nato are not very cool and they also burn, they say , considering that russia constantly uses this technique of intimidation of the whole world, they are intimidating the whole world, they are intimidating europe, according to your e- hmm, will the time come when the europeans and the whole world will finally stop being afraid of russia with their nuclear button and these constant threats of nuclear and conventional threats, because i understand that this is exactly what is holding the world back in order to hasten the end russia well, you see, we are sergey became very radical in relation to russia after february 24, 2022, although russia attacked us in 2014, yes, we sometimes demand such a radical position from the world, but we must remember the obvious things that, unfortunately, even today in ukraine there are voices, and by the way, it is not only at the level of su

what can we be done differently to do that better? this is now open to the entire group we have page, rebecca, karen, shannon everyone can engage with this question for sure. >> i can quickly say we reach 50000 get girls with this toolkit which i think is incredible. we also at 58 million girl scout alum. i'm not aware of any we put out. to engage in only her current girl scouts but to reach other girl scouts as well. >> karen? >> what is the blueprint for the next 100 years? put that blueprint together in a way that engages everyone, let everyone know the difference for the role they play in getting girls and boys of all eligible adults. there is something for everyone if we really want to amplify the kernel of why these women came together. everyone should be able to pull something out of that from 1848 and say okay, what can i participate in now that will help make a difference? i don't think we've really done that. the next 100 years where are we now, were to be want to be? how do we engage with men? how do we learn? these are rea

not only the ways we better diagnose people and help them come up with better treatments. at the inn of the day how can you possibly in the human brain understand every single measurement of what is going right and wrong in your body? understand what disease that is most likely to be at how you will fix it. that is impossible to ask of the human brain given the fact every person is so different. i think it is very important that it is done carefully. and it done well, right? we think about what data we are using to train the algorithm. does it include people that will then use the algorithm? it is and probably put up the right guard rails and ask the right questions and do not just assume ai that is well-designed means it will be well-designed for health care. i think health care needs it own -- its own set of rules and thoughts as we bring this revolutionary technology into the space so we don't actually widen a gap that already exists. caroline: who is thinking about that? you have already captured the imaginations of vcs and you are looking to get into the world of heal

which creates better fuel for a forest fire.starts under those conditions, it's all the more violent from the outset. ” in late june, a fire broke out in the back country around tarragona. firefighters fought the blaze from the air and ground. emili monitored the operation from the station. “a harvesting machine caught fire and set light to a field. from there, the flames quickly spread to the adjacent forest. ” the special unit conducts regular aerial suveillance, also to observe harvesting activities. and enric sends fire trucks to the fields - just in case. “harvesting is dangerous, because it takes place in the hot season - when a fire can start at any moment. that's why we stay close, so we can respond quickly and put out any fires. ” the farmers are thankful to have the firefighters around. tomás sarri has been in two dangerous situations - but managed to extinguish the fire on his own in the nick of time. “there was a sudden bang in the exhaust and a spark flew onto the hay hanging from the machine. then a fire broke out.

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he is very satisfied, i said all this that it will happen that it will get better and better , mansouri, unfortunately, this is not for this year and he said that during different years of beach football , it should have been neglected, of course, we were able to pay the salary last week. and mr. chaharlangi should pay the child's bonus next week the reward of the beach kids is very, very small . the ones that i go to are the asian olympic world championships and the honor of the business of the people that i am proud of and the basis is awarded in the table. we corresponded with you. it is decided that with following up on these events in the field of beach soccer, i had an opportunity with the honorable deputy minister. he announced that if the rest of the soccer athletes did not pay the bonus , it was the same as the rest of the difference between the framework. according to the law , there is a difference between soccer and futsal and beach soccer. many others agree that it is not comparable between football and beach football, and more from the point of view of our friends in this

, it just doesn't get any better.enefits, all conditions, everything. it was created for them to live in the countryside, work, work and raise their children. our leader is a hard worker. she came. that's from day one. she forgot about the house about the family. she lived only works and always lives only works. if we see that the leader is working. we want to help her even more and we want everything to be better for us, everyone would like to work with such a leader. it depends a lot on the leaders and the attitude towards these people who work for us should never be forgotten and wonderful. i need to say thank you more often. definitely, i will say that the leader must not only be fair, but also wise and a psychologist. woman. i’m a mother, i’m a grandmother, my wife definitely has time for everything, if a person wants to live in a beautiful country with a prosperous country in a beautiful place, then he must manage everything and not just must be obliged every day when i wake up, i’m going to work. i think about

care, better jobs, better stability. it's all to figure out. however, during the pandemic, there was other stuff going and there were other sort of like union premiums that accrued not just to union members, not just their immediate people. but i think the society at large. so i'll talk a little bit about that, um, the epicenter of the pandemic was in nursing homes um for for weird reasons i've been obsessed with unionized nursing homes for like 25 years. i used to be a union nursing home organizer briefly. i was a home care worker before that and uh, so i started, i joined with a group of people who were studying unionized homes. the or in nursing homes in general here in the pandemic. so the, the take away or the quick shot from that is that if you were a if you or your family member or a loved one were in a nursing home that had a union, they were about 11% less likely to die of in 2020 and 2021 than if there wasn't a union. if you were a worker in a nursing, you were far less likely get covid unionize as worker. work

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better margin, international they're growing over 11% and 14% in the asian-pac region. and china is stronger than expected >> that's going to do it for us. "the exchange" with kelly evans is up next ♪ ♪ >>> thank you very much, frank welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. fresh signs of a slowdown in the data this morning. manufacturing in contraction, job openings back to 2021 levels even construction spending coming in like construction spending, on top of the survey yesterday. so why are bond yields jumping our jpmorgan thinks it's a head fake >>> what happened to the bud light boost? shares are lower after missing on second quarter sales. the company hiked guidance we'll talk to the ceo about the results in an interview. >>> now that don peebles is turning bullish on new york real estate, where he's seeing opportunities and why office space is at the top of the list. but first, let's get today's market action. >> it's a little more pronounced, but just marginally to the downside, considering we are just 1% to the highs so far this

experience. during off-season times to get a better experience.— a better experience.rience. over to the uk, where food - a better experience. over to j the uk, where food prices in the uk, where food prices in the country are rising at its lowest rate since last december. as our business correspondent emma simpson explains, even though the food in the shops are still more expensive compared to a year ago, there is some hope. two bags for £2.50. grapes, grapes. would you like the grapes? they're buying, but they're also watching the pennies. at this fruit and veg stall in high wycombe, they used to charge £1 a bowl. it's £1.50 now, although some items are coming down. there's still customers who come along and say, "really?" because they haven't noticed we've actually bought some of our prices down, or we're trying as much as possible. like with the onions, they used to be £5, but they're down to £a.50. so, it's slowly, but they still think it's quite steep. that's because money's tight. it is very hard. even both of us, me and my husband working, yeah, it's hard. i do

and you know, in the end i up being a better, you know. i mean you could learn right on how to do that so. what would you say is your superpower. i should ask you if i even have one. well i would. you know, i've known you only for months. i talked to jenny right when i was she was on the search committee that, landed me here and i think i don't know. i don't know. you extraordinarily well, but i would say certainly listening to listening to you over time, you have an authenticity and a sort of i am here you can believe what i say and i'm going to tell you what i say, even if you agree with me, i'm going to tell you what say and i think people respect that. yeah, i thank you for that. i think someone once said i had a velvet hammer and you know at first i asked the person like, hey, is that like a good thing or bad thing? and because i was like kind of horrified by it and but i think it was that you could honest, but you don't have to do it in a way. you could do it in a way that it can actually helpful. and in way to do it. but i don't act

i think they actually in some regard and even better than the obama. but i do think they have a lot of ways to go do a lot of leadership that they have to learn to serve in this moment to, you know, get ahead of the type of shape requires that they take a much more firm to voice here. i think terraces, dollar speed, you know, some of these issues, but i think that they have to, at the same time, really make sure that only one year their personal voices, but that their institutional voice as the government is heard, why you're very strong is the fact that there is no specialist and we need a grass program to deal with these domestic chairs for house showing people, jews, black. so i read all the because the racial haze is a failure. the ministration got to do better than here. i can the what your cannot do, what more can they do? because they have to, to dedicate every branch of the white house and the government to eliminating systemic racism. and it sounds like you don't think that that is what they're doing . so what more needs to be done now? no, i

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those guys are getting them better and we are getting better on their side. it is a constant back and forth. >> bernie will try to crack that list next summer. he has worked hard to play the regular season but rehab is not the only thing he did off-season. he got down on a need to propose to his longtime girlfriend. >> i'm nervous for you when you been on one knee. >> i have been there. >> the day of proposing was the most nervous i have been in my life. going back to the games and the big environment you played in but asking my girlfriend to be my wife, i don't think there was anything bigger in my life. >> with a red and gold report, i'm not lively. >> so cute. you can see the preseason games right here on cbs news bay area starting >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, we will check in with a local family who is in hawaii right now and get their perspective as the wildfires rate across parts of we. the cbs even ♪ ♪ >> major: breaking news. at least six people killed and thousands injured as wildfires rage on the hawaiian island of maui. some people jumping into t

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