event in bologna.ent in bologna. and we have the overview — main event in bologna. and we have the overview here, _ main event in bologna. and we have the overview here, but _ main event in bologna. and we have the overview here, but we _ the overview here, but we have already the robot standing and looking into the container. but in international— looking into the container. but in international teams _ looking into the container. but in international teams are - looking into the container. but in | international teams are competing looking into the container. but in international teams are competing in this competition. six of them remotely, including cranfield. that was very expertly done, but the reality is a child could do that. why is it so hard for a robot to do it? ., , , why is it so hard for a robot to do it? something that seems so easy for us humans to — it? something that seems so easy for us humans to do _ it? something that seems so easy for us humans to do is _ it? something that seems

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keeping an eye on us via live video link are judges and other competing teams at the main event in bolognainto the container. 13 international teams are competing in this competition. six of them remotely, including cranfield. gilbert, that was very expertly done, but the reality is a child could do that. why is it so hard for a robot to do it? something that seems so easy for us humans to do is actually extremely complicated for robots because firstly the robot will have to be able to see the item through its camera. secondly, it will have to process the image using some really clever algorithm to identify what type of object it is, what orientation the object has been placed in, and then secondly, doing some calculation in orderfor the robot arm to be able to identify the correct position to then grab onto it using its fingers. has it been good fun? yeah, i would say it was great fun and challenging in the meantime, and we learned a lot during this process, and yeah, i think everybody is quite happy to get involved with this. so there's quite a big push at the moment for human robot inte

percent of its workforce lives off of farming and agriculture. lofty or he is head of research at bologna institute and assistant professor of economics at american university of afghanistan and join us via skype now from london. thanks so much for being with us. so we just given kind of a break down there in mat, graphic of, of the distribution of aid and, and the fact that the u. s. donate to a large portion of it. but if we could expand on that a little bit, and i want to ask you how, how is the total amount of aid and the makeup of that where it goes, how's that changed over the years of the last 20 years? thank you. how's inviting me and aid has definitely changed. you could say 2012 for the inflection point in terms of how it was being dispersed and given to us kind of sun. usually there isn't a rolling 40 or routine a conference that used to happen between the previous african government funded symptom. ashleigh partners where players used to happen and on average about 4000000000 of development aid was being given to us kinda on up until 20162012 marks an inflection point because

is a former cadillac late a college puda mon rally outside the italian consulate in boston. lorna bologna, who detention in the island of danielle's and the flowing menace, la palmer's volcanic eruption is slowing their fees about its potential for further damage. ah, the sister of north korea laid it says, p young young is ready to consider ending the state of war with the south, but only of cells, scraps its hostile policies. the statement from came your jung says the declaration of an end to the war is quote, an interesting proposal and a good idea. however, it goes on to say that this would not make sense in the midst of double standards and hostile policies. him, your jung was responding to a cold or the south korean president moon jane, which he made at the un general assembly. hum, bundle promotion. 2 years ago in this very place, i declared 0 tolerance for war, a mutual security guarantee and co prosperity as the 3 principals required to resolve issues related to the korean peninsula. last year i proposed the declaration to formerly end the korean war. more than anything and end o

they like to use this format but i always tell people, this format can cut through the blather and bologna so much more effectively than a news package or little sound bite or he said/she said debate. the things that are broken in our politics and our media are so much bigger than a sound bite. give me like 30 seconds or reducing it to one paragraph down at the bottom of the story minimizes what's happening, minimizes what's broken. but i also recognize that my reach is limited on here. america is one country in two completely different media worlds. the people with the real power to break through and call out the gop's lying, well, they tend not to employ that power. they lie, they rinse, and they repeat. so we try to document it and debunk it and figure out where the lies are leading us. here to help with that, "new yorker" staff writer and cnn contributor evan osnos, author of "wild land: the making of america's fury" and here with me david zurich formally of "the baltimore sun" and pro professor of media studies. thank you to both of you. thank you for coming on. as you can tell, i'm i

officials in texas recently fined a man $500 after he allegedly tried to smuggle more than 300 pounds of bolognaam over the border. it was a tough day for the smuggler, but a career day for the drug sniffing dogs and that, you guys, was a monologue. we have a fantastic show for you tonight. her terrific new show, "only murders in the building," with steve martin and martin short, is out now selena gomez will be joining me here, in the studio. you know him from the record-breaking "it's always sunny in philadelphia. he stars in "a.p. bio," which just dropped its fourth season on peacock glenn howerton will be here. and his viral hit song, "fancy like" has topped multiple country charts and just broke the top 10 on the billboard hot 100. walker hayes will perform for us in studio later in the show. but before we get to all that, republicans are standing in the way of urgently needed action to take on the real world effects of climate change, even after the destruction wrought by hurricane ida. and at the same time, they're also staging a stunning and brazen attack on roe v. wade, with the help of

signings off on transfer deadline day by bringing in the japanese defender takehiro tomiyasu from bolognaatletico will take on griezmann�*s salary and there is a compulsory clause to make the transfer permanent. he returns to atletico two years after he joined barca for £107 million. seems like a lot of money gone wasted there. that�*s all the sport for now. it�*s back—to—school time for children in england, wales and northern ireland this week, a fortnight after their scottish counterparts returned to the classroom. but with a rise in covid cases in scotland being linked to students going back, tim muffett�*s been finding out what measures schools are taking to protect their pupils. an unconventional start to an academic year. skinners school in tunbridge wells, where like hundreds of thousands of others, students are taking lateral—flow tests before lessons begin. i�*m really excited, because it�*s been for a while like masks and not being able to hang out with other classes. not having to wear masks between class and stuff is a big step in the right direction i think. we have had like

ushered in some of what has led to this bifurcation in information streams and reality and all of the bolognahat the governor of west virginia is talking about, a.b.. but the notion that people who were part of an administration that ushered in the first unpeaceful, deadly transition of power is insane. they should have resigned in shame. >> it is so interesting because obviously naming them to these boards in the final, you know, minutes of an administration is so unserious and everybody knew that, but sprinkled into that group are sean spicer and kellyanne conway who love nothing more than this new spotlight to say on twitter, you know, we're going to sue and we're not going to resign. it is not the kind of thing -- and jack keane, general keane and h.r. mcmaster who are also on the list are going to do. but in terms of people who enjoy the attention, this move gives them that, and that's probably not a consequence that the administration was considering. again, they have the right to have people, you know, donald trump did plenty of replacing when he was in office for four years. that is t

heck, yeah, they know that this is bologna.eah, they know that domestic extremism is a real threat to our country. a threat not just to individual americans, a threat to the republic. you know, ben franklin's line, it is a republic if you can keep it, we're teetering. those folks know this. not every single one. there are individual republicans who clearly, you know, have gotten themselves whipped up into this frame of mind where they absorb and promote, but also believe and have ago -- accepted some of the conspiracy theories about antifa and the deep state trying to hurt donald trump and keep him from his rightful, quote, unquote, second term, even though it was the most carefully monitored and most thoroughly reviewed election in american history and was not rigged. your question is so important buss when you know as a republican that domestic extremism is a threat and you continue to parrot some of it, what are you doing for america? you are sinking it. you are helping sink it. it is really frightening. i mean some of the t

they want to do the right thing, they want to investigate is total bologna. 3 years running at least based on the wall street journal reporting on leaked documents that are negative effects associated. it impacts their body image. one out of three young woman on the platform suffers from just negative effects of social media and to come out to say we are doing the right thing, you're not doing the right thing. we've been talking about this before. facebook consistent puts profits over principles and they don't do the right thing. as an investors they avoid the stocks, i don't care how good the business is. you're not doing the right thing by the user base. maria: yeah, that's quite disappointing and overall social media in general has become so incredibly powerful and big, it's interesting that when google was first, you know, announced and when it first went wasn't lick, their tag line was don't be evil, remember that? >> yeah. maria: here we are, look at the potential for evil, tiktok just announced, so tiktok obviously also in social media becoming bigger

it's bologna. and so i want to give general milley the benefit of the doubt on this.it of the doubt on this one. because i'm not going to belief bob woodward over a well decorated good serving general in our military until we see evidence that really shows something. and a book from bob woodward, to me, is not evidence. pete: you know, mr. secretary, you served in the military. do we have a crisis in generalship on advice getting from afghanistan. the woke stuff we are seeing coming out of military, the white rain comments now him feel like he needs to protect the institution moving outside the civilian chain of command potentially? where is our general class right now? >> i'm very worried about this. i saw military leaders acting in ways that were deeply inconsistent with their duty. they are warriors, they're war fighters. they're strategists not political actors. i saw too often in the trump administration, senior leaders 3 and 4 star generals many of whose names you would not know acting in ways that were political. sometimes trying to protect themselves but often