i ran into a friend of mine, catherine moore, who will be on the stage, and i think that what we want to do, what i want to do is unlock talent. there is so much talent in this country. there's talent of the highest end, some of our greatest innovators, elon musk, silicon valley and henry ford's of the past, clara barton. how do we help them do their thing by helping with regulation conversations and tech policy? how do we help with jobs? we need all americans to be included in this innovation opportunity of the 21st century. one of my favorite things is what we are doing with nec. there are a million jobs that are going to go unfilled in the i.t. tech sector. what's going on with some line -- supply and demand? why can't they train for that? we need to make sure those jobs get filled, not only for our country and our companies, but all the opportunities -- these are fun jobs. these tech jobs are collaborative, engaging, i paid. there has been fabius innovation on these coding classes how do we get the scaled into our community colleges? how do we help with people who are in companies

. >> catherine moore is a staff research association at scripps. >> we are working an electrolysis experimentsnerate bubbles and get a full aerosol distribution out of that bubble jet. we collect all of the bubbles that come up from the service and as they make sea spray aerosol, we sample them out of this tube here. >> in the open ocean, we have a range of temperatures from the artic and ant arctic or pacific or atlantic. if the temperature matters, we properties. >> has an effect on global weather patters. >> grants dean's hope is data from these tank experiments will improve models for problems storms. >> results we learn here climate and weather are not the same thing. weather is what we get on a day-to-day basis. climate is what we experience over a decade. now, we can sort of fly through and directly determine which aerosols are making the clouds, what makes the cloud and improve the model treatment and be able to predict where the clouds are, this will be a huge, huge effect on our ability to understand what temperatures we are going to be facing in the future. >> time and time again wh

i ran into a friend of mine, catherine moore, who will be on the stage, and i think that what we want to do, what i want to do is unlock talent. there is so much talent in this country. there's talent of the highest end, some of our greatest innovators, elon musk, silicon valley and henry ford's of the past, clara barton. how do we help them do their thing by helping with regulation conversations and tech policy? how do we help with jobs? we need all americans to be included in this innovation opportunity of the 21st century. one of my favorite things is what we are doing with nec. there are a million jobs that are going to go unfilled in the i.t. tech sector. what's going on with some line -- supply and demand? why can't they train for that? we need to make sure those jobs get filled, not only for our country and our companies, but all the opportunities -- these are fun jobs. these tech jobs are collaborative, engaging, i paid. there has been fabius innovation on these coding classes how do we get the scaled into our community colleges? how do we help with people who are in companies

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