why did cedar sinai decide that that was something that was worthwhile? >> cedar sinai is a top-notch research institution, and i think that research leads hem to think innovatively, so they explore innovations in medicine and want to share their expertise with companies that are right to solve problems like getting nurses more time to spend with their patients. so collaborating at the medical center with those types of companies is good for both the company, cedar, and cedar's patients and staff. >> so what other projects are you seeing coming out of the accelerator? or other question might be, what sort of project would you like to see introduced? >> i've seen scheduling and staffing systems come through, many app-based systems for clinical diagnosis to, you know, examine, a patient can take a picture of something in their house and send it through the app and it gets automated and artificial intelligence is used and sends it off and they get an answer to what they are looking more. things like that. things that, you know, we want to continue to explore

landed in cedar rapids shortly before 2 pm. now i give you, w empties radio coverage of the events starting in cedar rapids at the airport. >> good afternoon, we are reporting from the burial site in hoover remote world park -- the body of the 31st president of the united states will be laid to rest. we switch now to the cedar rapids municipal airport, and news man martin johnson. >> approaching from the east now, in his final approach is the plane which carries the remains of iowa was only president. now nearing the runway, just touched the ground, [inaudible]. hundreds of people parade along the fences, from the front to all the way behind the terminal, several hundred yards to the rest of the terminal. the inside of the terminal, filled with people here to view the arrival of mr. hoover's body. the family, or walking down the steps [inaudible]. greeted by the governor. the big cargo plane, very slowly rose up to its destination. about three feet ahead of it where it now stands. family and close friends walking directly towar

radio coverage of the events turning in cedar rapids at the airport. >> good afternoon. this is grand prize reporting from the burial site in herbert hoover memorial park in west branch iowa wherein a little more than one hour the body of the 30 first president of the united states will be laid to rest. we switch to cedar rapids musical airport and martin jensen. >> approaching from the east in final approach is the plane which carries the remains of iowa's only president, the plane is now nearing the runway. has touched the ground. down the strip. hundreds of people arrayed along the fences. from the front of the april all the way around the terminal on one side and out for several hundred yards to the west of the terminal the inside of the terminal filled with people here to view the arrival of mister hoover's body. the hoover family, the very closest friends walking down the steps, by governor hughes. the big cargo plane very slowly goes to its destination. the point on the runway 3 feet ahead of where it now stands. family and close friends. coming directly toward us

just several days into the campaign however, pope's men are defeated at cedar mountain and pulling back from that battle surrendered the initiative to robert e lee, he will capitalize on it immediately. morale in the army of virginia plummets further, many men in the ranks feel they are needlessly sacrificed after the defeat of cedar mountain. general orderered five, subsisting off the land gotten way out of hand. pope's army is hungry. when pope takes command he fires a very, very intelligent fellow by the name of herman hout who kept the supplies running and by the time pope's army is almost starving to death he comes crawling and begging back to hout to please, please come back. by the middle of the month of august, pope is beginning to learn that these objectives are set upon crushing his army and begins to make a series of decisions that are going to lead to what will happen at the end of the month. but by the second to last week of august, john pope starts making a lot of the mistakes. done pretty well in this campaign so far although he failed tactically at cedar mountain, he is

several days into the campaign, popes men are defeated at the magic and defended at cedar mountain and pulling back from that battlefield surrender the initiative to robert e lee. lee will see is that immediately and begin to capitalize on all that it will provide him. the second manassas campaign continues to unfold, row and the army of virginia plummets brother, many men feel they are needlessly sacrificed after the defeat of cedar mountain, they are not be supported. ... >> by the middle of the month of august hope is beginning to learn that these objectives are set upon pressing his army and he began to make that series of decisions that are going to be to what will happen at the end of the month. but by the second to the last week of august, john pope starts make mistakes but he said pretty well in this campaigns of our other areas held at cedar mountain and he is holding some of the strategies and some of the campaign objectives that houston gave him but by august 25th of 26, he has gone completely off the rails and the stress of this command and the stress of the objectives, all

. - engineer ziad abichaker runs cedar environmental, a sorting, composting and recycling business that aims to reduce the volume of waste across lebanon. unfortunately, we still landfill 90% of the trash of beirut. 90? yes. where do you start tackling an issue that huge? we've been... you know, we've been haggling with this for the last 30 years. telling them: "listen. eventually, you will run out of space. you need to implement an integrated plan where you start sorting at source. you build recycling facilities, sorting facilities." most of our trash is food waste, so it's compostable. these panels are made from plastic bags and disposable plastics. right. and then the planting media is red soil mixed with compost, and compost came from our food waste. yeah. if we put in a small waste management system, we can turn the city green. - ziad's work is changing the way beirut treats and manages its trash. check it out. - with a zero-waste objective, his company is creating all sorts of ideas to transform trash into something useful. among the most successful projects are these eco-boards.

these women are running for the local council and our cedar shamaya village. in the north of the occupied bank. the visiting potential voters to campaigned for the electoral list more than 6000 voters in the village are eligible to choose 11 council members. 20 percent of local council seat half to include women by law while while women here are active in the campaign, photos of them were missing from the campaign. posters. in many villages, faces of women were replaced by pictures of flowers or other graphics because of conservative views. if he mill activists in the village has, she's pushing for a better representation of women in politics. let odyssey, we like a political will to advance women's rights. we are not there just to fill the female quotas. hi, we need laws that ensure that women are not being ignored. the walk local councils are responsible for basic services such as water, electricity, and infrastructure. they don't pass legislations or deal with national politics. local elections could improve day to day issues for palestinians, but many say

just several days into the campaign, however, popes men are defeated at cedar mount. and that defeat and his pulling back from that battlefield, surrendered to robert e. lee. lee will seize that initiative immediately and he will begin to capitalize on all that it will provide him. as the second manassas campaign continues to unfold, morale in the army of virginia plummets further. many men in the ranks feel that they're being needlessly sacrificed after the defeat of cedar mountain. they're not being supported. general order number five, subsistent off the man, has gotten way out of hand. damaging the morale. because popes army is hungry. when pope cape -- he fires a very intelligent fellow by the name of herman how, who kept the supplies running. and by the time popes army is almost starving to death, he comes crawling and begging back. asking him to please, please come back. now, by the middle of the month of august, pope is beginning to learn that lease objectives are set up crushing his army. it begins to make a series of decisions that are going to lead to what

all the roofs are cedar shake shingles. these very rustic, very leafy, very fresh. but at night i find it particularly surreal definitely quiet, no white except pathway light. no noise except for a squirrel in the tree no lights, no noises from below eerily quiet peaceful. inside the campus is called cedar just from the corner from aspen and the president's logic. >> how many cabins are in camp david, how big is the site? >> there are about four guest cabins president eisenhower started that called the presidential watch eisenhower when he renamed it camp david named all of the trees, all named after trees coat 12 for entertainment 20 total that include the fire department, the ash, clinic, eucalyptus, popular, the cycle of drought the staff at camp david pretty were the commander. was assize the military staff at camp david? what kind of job do they perform? >> over 200 sailors and marines, officers maintain their maintenance. officer supply corn to marine officers in washington d.c. also put all of the sailors and rings together just over 200 staff. there's also w

for big bounce in sales as met. screw continues to open up in christmas comes john hohmann out to cedar mexico city. ah, there again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera france is banning most non essential travel from the u. k, which has reported a record number of covey infections for a 2nd day. south korea is also reinstating stricter social distancing laws after surgeon cases. the un secretary general says flawed vaccine policies have contributed to the threat posed by the new covered 19 vary the strength of g. o. vaccine, hardly the circle, g, a vaccine nationalism, or the step, the g infection. net, diplomacy, and fate. these new veterans is demonstrate failure. and so my hope is that companies understand that's from not one. we need to have an equitable way to address the pandemic, or we will all be victims of it. one of the most powerful tropical storm. so hit the philippines. this year is now weakening. one person has been killed and hundreds of thousands have been displaced in the southern end. central regions, the remaining 12 american and canadian missionaries,

all the roofs are cedar shake shingle and this very rustic, very leafy front. i find it surreal and ominous at night because it is deathly quiet. no lights except pathway lights, no noise except for a squirrel in the tree unless there are visitors, of course, and no lights, no noises from below, just eerily quiet and peaceful. that adds to the mystique. this is the cabin my family and i lived in. we were the only family to physically live inside the camp, and this is called cedar, just around the corner from the president's lodge. >> how many cabins are in camp david? how big is the site? >> there are 12 four-guest cabins surrounded by trees. president eisenhower started that habit again. roosevelt called it the bear's den. eisenhower went to camp david ask named all the trees, the aspen, the tree of mamie eisenhower's home. about 20 total including the fire department, ash, the clinic, eucalyptus, the admin office popular, all the support facilities, the barracks for the marines, et cetera. >> you were the commander. what is the size of the military staff at c

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several days into the campaign, the defeated cedar mountain and pulling back surrendered the initiative to robert e. lee. he will seize that initiative immediately and will begin to capitalize on all that it will provide him. as it continues to unfold, the army of virginia plummets further. general orders number five, off the land has gotten way out of hand. damaging the morale to the men in the ranks because the army is hungry when pope takes command, he fires a very intelligent fellow by the name of herman halls. by the time the army is almost staffering to death, he comes crawling back asking him to please come back. by the middle of the month of august, pope is beginning to learn that lee's objectives are set upon crushing his army. he begins to make a series of decisions that are going to lead to what will happen at the end of the month. but by the second to last week of august, john pope starts making a lot of mistakes. he's done pretty well in had this campaign so far, although he's failed at cedar mountain, he's holding some of the strategy, some of the campaign objectives that

several days into the campaign, however, pope's men are defended at cedar mountain and the defeat and pulling back from this battlefield surrendered the initiative to robert e. lee. lee will seize the initiative immediately and he'll begin to capitalize on all that it will provide him. as the second manassas campaign continues to unfold, morale on the army of virginia plummets further. many men feel they're being needless any sacrificed, they're not being supported. general orders, number five, living off the land has gotten way out of hand, damaging the morale to the men in the ranks. the army is hungry. when pope takes command, he fires a very intelligent fellow by the name of herman haught who kept supplies running. by the time is army is almost starving to death, he comes crawling and begging asking him to please come back. now, by the middle of the month of august, pope is beginning to learn that lee's objectives are set upon crushing his army, and he begins to make a series of decisions that are going to lead to what will happen at the end of the month. but by the second to last

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documents being submitted for each of the 100 cases filed thanks to the crew, citing chief attorney, the cedar rueda acosta. many criminal charges have already been laid against those involved, and the dang, fax shall roll out. they include public health officials for my health secretary, jeanette garrett, and sanofi employees. among others. ha ha. ha ha ha. the public attorney's office became a vehicle for government funds to be used in building up cases again. so st ambulance chasing. why blame doctors? why blame sciences white gall us murderers? o, my jack black bulgarian congresswoman janet gharib says she's outraged that along with 9 other public health officials. she's been charged with reckless imprudence, leading to homicide. when this all happened, my father's asking me, are you going to go to jail? and they told him no, because they didn't do anything wrong or even a sans will be proven by science. ah, but the dang, factual controversy effects far more than those directly involved. undermining public trust in the health system as late to an even worse crisis. as alan carlos knows, on

the cedar owner says roughly 600 people packed this two- story afternoon screening of the latest spiderman movie, no way home. >> happy, sad, excitement.>> reporter: moviegoers say it was an emotional roller coaster.>> a lot of people left at the same time, people were like that, they clapped a lot. >> i cried a lot, like 46 times. >> reporter: given the sensation reviews, industry experts predicted could surpass $150 million in ticket sales, which would make a pandemic opening we can record. >> watching the same movie two days in a row. >> it is really good. >> 10 out of 10. >> reporter: for some, it was the first time in the theater during the pandemic. >> it was good to be back. >> reporter: theater owners worry the omicron variant could hurt box office returns. >> we've been vaccinated and boosted and tested recently. >> we are not as concerned, we have been doing everything we can to stay safe.>> reporter: kyle connor olnes alameda theater and cineplex, he says spiderman is the superhero the industry needs. >> salade crowds and consistent all day today.>> reporter: the national associ

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internal documents from at the very highest levels of the tobacco industry, their senior scientist, their cedar lawyers, their senior management, their senior public relations. people talking very, very frankly about what they knew about the dangers of smoking in this was an un hoped for treasure for the professor. it was like a new world stumbling into a new world. exceeds the leaked documents, increased in numbers. the truth broke, the tobacco industry bosses were cornered gentlemen. the reason disclosure of documents have shaken my confidence that your company's care about the truth. these documents suggest possible manipulation of scientific research by industry attorney . if these things are true, then you should know that this kind of behavior is unacceptable and will not be allowed faced with approve at it, the tobacco bosses were forced to make decades of secret archive. public series like that and the collection were started out, a few 1000 pages is now up around $93000000.00 pages. oh, these documents are now kept in the university of san francisco archive. they contain all the detail

when we were in cedar federal, he asked me who were those guys who bombed us? i said, i don't know, it's kind of bad guys. and he said, but i heard the serbs because he he was so i said, yeah. and, and he asked me the most difficult question, who are ours? and i said, i don't know in this war. maybe we don't have hours for hours and nobody. so that was one of the reasons and i decided to move somewhere. maybe this is why you find me healing blown up. i'm not in belgrade and nothing vagabond here. and i'm, if you know the movie no man's land. so i'm, i'm kind of nolan smith, his that great scene isn't there where he points to, can his hail, you started it. now he started this whole, are going to quote a fiddler that i forgot all nipples. emily, you'll be with us. you'll get on with us to meet us through the roster apathy in his lumala, but news for me opinions so that i am an ebay. but for norma does not tell us, all men will cut to be pushing it up. but here's the part to love you said a 3rd volleyball, a serious report to me. not quite a lot. you're not gonna

hoping for big bounce in sales as met. screw continues to open up in christmas comes john homan out to cedar mexico city. ah, there again, i am fully back to bo with the headlines on al jazeera, frances banning, most non essential travel from the u. k, which has reported a record number of covered 19 infections for a 2nd day. and on the african continent, the delta, an army con variance have driven up infections by nearly 83 percent. the un secretary general says flawed vaccine policies have contributed to the threat posed by the new variant, the strep, the g vaccine horribly, the step that g, a vaccine nationalism, or the step, the g eviction net diplomacy and phase. these new veterans is demonstrating his failure. and so my hope is that companies understand that for i'm not one, we need to have an equitable way to address the pandemic, or we will all be victims of it. rescue operations or underway after a super typhoon. ry made landfall on the eastern side of the philippines. tens of thousands of people are being moved to emergency shelters in the southern and central part of the country.

they're hoping for big bounce in sales as met, continues to open up in christmas comes john homan out to cedar mexico city. ah, this is agile. it's got a round up of the top stories u. s. president joe biden is wanting unvaccinated americans about what he calls a winter of severe illness and death is appealing for more people to get pushed to jobs. your for it's here now as pretty as gonna increase for on vaccinated. we are looking at a winter of severe illness and death, unvaccinated for themselves, for family and the hospital wilson are well. but there's good news, if you're roxane 100 booster shot, you're protected from severe illness and death. the u. s. centers for disease control is recommending americans choose other corona virus vaccines over the johnson and johnson jen cdc say the shot is less effective than those made by madonna and pfizer and can lead to red blood clotting issues. at least 9 people have died in the u. s. at least 27 people in japan are fear dead after a fire at a psychiatric clinic and soccer local media say police are investigating possible also, victims were thoug

l to no one only made these the but days don't get strategy that duty. cedar raphael barsoom seattle's stabbed. accept 88. their b committed uncles who measles duke. so at the tobacco industry did was to take a virtue and turning to advice the use of scientific method against science itself. that's what these documents revealed. these windfalls enthuse historians and whistleblowers. they have even inspired a new field of study avenue before this week. you something about the history of tobacco? yeah, most people. okay. this is naomi riscas teaches her students to identify by historical obstructions of science cans of science. did we know the discovery of this long history of deception has led to a new field of intellectual study, a new academic field, and it's called agnes tall, a g. and that means the study of ignorance. ag no, ta logy was born. now, academics attempt to unravel the main springs of our ignorance to look into what we don't know. a curious field of study. we were laughed at at 1st because people thought it was not academic to study the absence of knowledge to study igno

when we were in cedar cerebral, he asked me, who were those guys who bombed us? i said, i don't know, it's kind of bed guys. and he said, but i heard the serbs because he he was so i said, yeah. and, and he asked me the most difficult question, who are ours? and i said, i don't know in this war, maybe we don't have hours for hours and nobody. so that was one of the reason that i decided to move summer. maybe that's why you find me healing blan, i'm not in belgrade. i'm not inside of them here. and i'm, if you know the movie, no man's land. so i'm, i'm kind of nolan smith, his that great scene isn't there where he points to. candice hale, you started yet. no, he started this, hold on to quote a fellow that i forgot all your presumably you'll be on with us. you'll deal with us. i mean us to read us to the apathy in is ludmilla but news tommy pill and i saw them on ebay but, but not in all of those. not still us on them. okay. to be pushing it up. is there a particular a approximately not quite what you're not quite sure not nasal but that for sure. that's because t

what your reaction to these kinds of policies while they are talking about cedar net in 2050, you know, and we are talking about the year that we have do the rich, the goal. why point 6. grades a center of the grades in 2030. so there's a lot of difference because if you written in 2050 i, it's, and reversible. the problem is not the ritual anymore for all over the where. i mean, that's why we have to go to have to meet our word, i said, and they say carbon markets and capitalist free markets. other solution to this, no, because the market's the, you know, 1st of all, the market is not a transporting mechanism because it has a symmetries uncertainties. and the market never works. you know, there are many papers in the world that demonstrate that the market mechanisms are not always working as they used as, as they, as they are supposed to do it. so the best way to do it in a quickly manner, more effective way is in a, in a direct to transfer from the rich countries to our countries in technology, in, you know, immigration and so on, in order even there reforest and forest. and son in o

policies even at the moment when so many people refugees came from or yeah, syria and the conflict in cedar to worse europe. yeah. it misses marigold said okay, be a shuffle. thus we gun at the big them. we gonna take them inside germany. that was a national measure without consultation read the us. so we need absolutely a radical change in the way utopian migration and asylum policy is treated in unit. and we have to do it in a common way. we have to do it on the european level, whether good bore the management with common eyes. i'll m and a migration conditions. and with a legal migration part, we, because a lot of the tragedies are in the military and n in the naughty are the consequence of the absence to day of a legal way to come to work to be active as a migrant in europe. you claimed earlier this year that e integration has been enormously important. you said to enshrine rules, rights and freedoms, into our societies in europe. but in a number of e u countries, those rules exist only on paper, don't they? and you're powerless, as you said to do anything above that, hungary and poland

even at the moment, when so many people refugees came from or yeah, syria and the conflict in cedar to it was europe. yeah. it misses marigold said okay, be a shuffled us. we got a big them, we got to take them inside germany. that was a national measure without consultation read the us. so we need absolutely a radical change in the way utopian migration and asylum policy is treated in unit. and we have to do it in a common way. we have to do it on the european level, whether good bore the management with common eyes. i'll m and a migration conditions. and with a legal migration part, we, because a lot of the tragedies are in the military and n in the naughty are the consequence of the absence to day of a legal way to come to work to be active as a migrant in europe. you claimed earlier this year that e integration has been enormously important. you said to enshrine rules, rights and freedoms, into our societies in europe. but in a number of e u countries, those rules exist only on paper, don't they? and your powerless as you said, to do anything above that, hungary and poland for inst

there is, i will, i'll just cedar carrack us farms in india, her officially ended a year long protest after the government abandoned agricultural reforms protested, said the laws would have seen them lose the right to have a guaranteed minimum price to produce criminal charges against the protest. as will also be dropped based on the pharmacy, the government has made. we've decided to suspend our protests who hold review meeting on january 15th from the government doesn't interfere with promises. we could be seen demonstrations finding a quiet place to say by friday, present park outdoors is becoming increasingly difficult for muslims who live in a city in northern india. for the past 2 months. hindu nationalist groups in google have been disrupting press services held in public. the hindu activists say rituals for india, 2nd largest religion should only be held in mosques. elizabeth, parent reports were in a car park in the city of good guy, which angel last week, muslims were using to hold friday prayers with permission from the city. but that's not happening here today. instead, hi

and the nobel peace prize gloria to archbishop desmond tutu, president cedar alarm poser has been among those leading the tributes me. the miller reports from cape town bells ring out at saint george's cathedral, to honor archbishop ameritas discipline, to, to mourners come and go at what is known as the people's church. paying tribute to a man recognised as cape towns greatest residence. bishop 2 was never afraid to open his mouth, but the been the evil of the lord within the life he lived in the legacy live mood because of the foundation that he built, that someone like me can. second is the council representing the peace of the great city and country, regardless of my race of my religion. it's at this church during a party to, to became the city's 1st black archbishop. it's from these steps the nobel prize winner preached against the tyranny of white minority. we're doing a part 8 and it's here we're to, to funeral will be held on new year's day at his home government officials, friends and family pay their respects amongst them. presidents a little room opposed as we say in african

if the flight attendants and prior to operate them continue to get infected. gabriel's ando, how to cedar newark, new jersey. now u. k prime minister bars johnson is urging the public to get a boost of vaccine shot over the christmas holiday. he is resisted calls for tighter restrictions. as corona, virus cases surge to record highs. though the time for buying presence is theoretically running out. there is still a wonderful thing you can give your family or the whole country that is to get that job, whether it's your 1st or 2nd, or your booster. so that next year's festivities are even better than this years. and in the meantime, i thank you. i wish you all a very merry christmas. now gabby, as truth and reconciliation commission has recommended that former president yama. it stands trial for murder, torture, and rake. the commission began its inquiry in 2017 when jar may flew into exile after refusing to accept defeat and presidential elections. saudi arabia state medias has 2 people have been killed in a cross border attack, and jayson is blaming who the rebels for launching a projecti

when war broke out, the unrest has become a cedar discord day between kiev and moscow. and i discussed the situation more broadly with our senior correspondent merit gaster a, some background to all of this. i mean, its latest incident does come against the backdrop of a rapid escalation. hasn't it intentions? in recent weeks between ukraine on russia? well, an escalation booth, rhetorically. we would, we have seen that hysteria reach fever, pitch about the situation over ukraine, about potential plans to invaders, some country se, but the situation on the ground in ukraine is perhaps worse to war because that is where people are dying. people are dying, people are suffering. people are going through hell and have been going through hell for many years now. we have, we have seen the united states pacifically, pumping weapons into you credit for the ukrainian military. and these are weapons b, b, b, they a javelin miss are supplied by the united states or by dr. drones supplied by turkey. these are web is that are flowing into ukraine and immediately going to the conflic

dialogue, but the situation embody ness exposes the enormous challenges. steed ahead is i will, i'll just cedar. hello, this is evil in serbia of protesting against government plans to sell land to a mining company. they say will have devastating effects on the environment. mining giant re a tin toe has been buying land in the west of the country after we discovered lithium reserves in 2006 at the plans to invest $2400000000.00 in the project. that is waiting for government approval on james's, which is in belgrade. what you can see behind me is the men international highway in serbia. and the spark that goes to belgrade had been blocked for more than an hour. and actually this is just one of more than 50 locations across the serbia that should have been blocked to day citizens of serbia as well as the green activist and the local police opposition politicians protesting against 2 laws that have been adopted in the serbian parliament. last week, they seeing it as a lying ground board for the lead deal mine of the international company, a real didn't all in our vest as sir b. as you can see, the