which is this point about change. as gina said people always or often say we want change. but one of the findings of or latest human development report is that there are widespread perceptions of insecurity. so people perceive change which for a long time was perceived as being something good in the sense that future generations were seen as going to be better off than the parents' generation, that the direction of change is going in that direction is now perceived to be under threat or at least under question. according to our estimates, six out of every seven people around the world are insecure about some aspects of their lives. you can understand how in many parts of the world this is understandable. if we look, for instance, at forced displacement, things like refugees and internally displaced people, people that are dying in violent conflicts, these are now reaching numbers comparable to those that we saw at the end of world war ii. so in many parts of the world you can understand how people feel insecure, but six out of every seven people? and we see that in many pa

to mitigate climate change.o it's not about the belief only. they are willing to sacrifice. and then when they're asked, do you believe that other people share the same view, the percentage drops to a little over 40%. why is this important? because addressing climate change and other challenges similar to climate change requires not only individual commitment, personal commitment, it requires collective action. and if there are if there is this huge gap, i gap that reflects misperceptions really, then people are less motivated to address this challenge in a collective way. so closing these miss misperception gaps, sometimes expression issues on pluralistic ignorance. so if we're living in a sense of pluralistic ignorance and the people execute quite a lot about climate change, not everybody but 70%, and yet they believe that others around them do not. and again no matter how committed each of us individually is to climate change, we can change how we move around, what we eat, but to address the challenge we need

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and change. there might be people who were looking for the change in someone probably had to be that person to do it. okay definitely some of the students because one of the students, as i mentioned earlier will be thurgood marshall. he'll be part of it, sort of witnessed some of these changes. what else else he's trying to take away from potential funding or protesting. it's definitely so. let's talk about what happens. let's talk about the first change. so all of you are correct. let's talk about the first change, adding new person. he has ideas that he's held within his his his his, you know, concepts within himself since he was at harvard university actually, he was in the us military as an officer and the discrimination that he faced as an officer like i don't want to ever happen again to any african-americans. and so he'll begin to implement these changes. but he's not in the position yet until 1929. let's talk about the first change. the first changes that he implements in 1929. he turns h

and that's a problem when it comes to creating long term change and that's a long term changes are exactly what the student movement fridays for future is fighting for they want the world to act now to give young people a future worth living data to read, settled, bags demonstrated in front of the swedish parliament and stuck home for more climate protection. the house, the very soon became the global protest move and fridays for future. in the i pulled up to the streets and more than 200 cities in germany today, calling for more action on climate change fridays by friday, scripts person kind of given you is leading the demonstrations and the asthma and the picture of the demonstration here and test the stage here for you is that just one. so that was 2021 friday. so friday's a few trips become normal so many it's our job to keep creating new momentum and saying okay, and love you. there's a lot of us mental and a lot of people behind us and listen to us. that's for them for a while. but have groups that take a tougher stance like last generation made fridays for future redundant the slowe

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>> there is a change in the vibes, judge! change as a totem pole!rgy that told him underneath the totem pole is the same policies, like the congressman, i find it very notable, important, she's at her values have not changed. i think every worthy follow-up would be would you please explain, would you articulate your values? we could explain and we could show a montage right now of her saying, for example,, we need to fight for equity. then she explains equity catches as not everybody starts at the same place but everybody should end up at the same place, in order to do so assumption to get more than others. that might not be an exact repetition but it is pretty rhythmic with the popular marxist sanga a according to his ability, to each according to his needs. it sounds to me like she's doubling down on values that are overtly marxist see-through they are overtly marxist, when they talk about even walz had brothers and sisters, and the marxism, we look forward, we never look back, it is almost like pre-world war ii! >> yes, it is judge, looked, in th

actually, the main solutions are climate change , combating climate change, and the main solution is one of adapting to climate change, which is the methods there are several, and another one is emission reduction. well, the issue of emission reduction is especially for countries that produce greenhouse gases and basically they are producers of fossil fuels, both in the past and now. the countries that actually have oil resources and their economic income is from oil do not agree with these reduction strategies . they try to focus mainly on structural issues. we are also among these countries yes, because we also have an oil economy anyway, and a large part of the country's resources are supplied from this route, and alternative solutions must be found for it, so that we can adapt in the field of adaptation. they do the warnings they give at the public level it helps people to be able to actually protect themselves and their communities against this heat . there are a series of solutions in urban planning . fact green roofs, the use of non-black, green-blue asphalts, these are very c

and it is changing our climate now. and so that's james henson gave the world a wakeup call and putting the issue on the global political agenda. the speakers, even though dr. spiegel headlined in 1986, was totally over the top of that tongue. but then the, we marked the beginning of the public discussion in germany about climate change team a team of under it's got to have for the nice and so i don't know, i'd say should the framework convention on climate change was adopted at the earth summit in rio de janeiro in 1992 that might have signatory countries agreed to prevent dangerous climate change diagnosed. i'm going to say i just want to move on and so find on is global. i believe it is very important for german is reputation in the world of it and even more so for future generations. let me see the right thing on the wall. i think that side is that good. as far as who my business has, as a young scientist, i was convinced that we have the data, the climate would be protected, and the problem solved as quickly. i'm g

one of a number of changes that will change our employment relationship.oyment than the uk. we wait to see _ unemployment than the uk. we wait to see the exact wording of what the government is proposing here, but you say that businesses, especially small businesses, are petrified about these plans stop i spoke to one business owner only an hour or so ago, he employed 60 people, and he says it has been a tremendous success on productivity and lifestyle, unjust the ethos and enthusiasm of his employees. he says it just a mindset, so when you say businesses are petrified, you mayjust mean some businesses? that's right, and these new rules, of course, some forwarded businesses —— four—day weekend work, i have some in my constituency, but every business will have to consider these kind of shift patterns and every worker in every business and in the public sector will be able to insist on a four—day week. figs public sector will be able to insist on a four—day week. $5 i insist on a four-day week. as i sa , we insist on a four-day week. as i say. we are — insist

have to change the face. we can't change the hearts and minds of people believe that it's not a symbol of faith in races. when i left that afternoon, i thought the story was over, and one thing was becoming clear to me. what you believed about the flag depends upon who you are. but there are truths here. and the truth is uncomfortable. the mississippi seceded from the union to preserve slavery. they said so very clearly. but the soldiers thought for other reasons to their families, their homes, a fierce desire for self determination, the and so we can believe that the confederate flag has brought feelings of pride and affection to generations of mississippians whose ancestors fought and died under. and it's also true that the confederate flag represents a defeated southern nation set in trying the right of a white person to own a black person in its constitution. and that same flag is favored by white supremacist today. so when black mississippians tell us that the confederate flag is a hurtful reminder of th

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that any changes you make are done carefully. and, that there is an analysis done to determine what is the risk of the change may make. then, you have to have continual monitoring and evaluation of that change to make sure it does not create another issue. that's a lot of what we are looking at. they have a long way to go just based on what i looked at. on safety culture. reporter: i am with cbs. i think a lot of people looking at this accident have the question, how did the door panel leave boeing without the bolts that hold it in place? chair homendy: yeah, that's part of our questions. let me preface this. there has been a focus on who throughout the investigation. the name of individuals, or an individual is not important to the ntsb. how this happened, how this occurred because it could have been anybody. we haven't been able to accurately nail down, because you saw at the beginning where we had a graphic that showed at this point we knew it was open. at this point we knew it was closed. what happened in between? we don't kn

that value has not changed. i spent two terms as the attorney general of california prosecuting transnational criminal organizations violations of american laws regarding the passage, illegal passage of guns, drugs in humans beings across our border my values have not changed so phil, that is hurts are broad explanation of some changes in policy and what she would do as president now that she is running at the top of the ticket 2024. >> but as i said, we did talk about some of the specifics which will see tonight. >> danny mentioned wide ranging i don't want you to give it all away. obviously, it airs at 9:00 p.m. tonight. but what else? kinda topline people that did you have an opportunity to speak to them? >> well, we talked about that was just domestic policy. we talked about foreign policy. but another, because she has not sat down for an interview yet in this very quick, very unprecedented race that she is running how did that happen at the fact that we were even having this number station wouldn't have bee

the course of events and make you change tactics, so i tell you.pecial purpose center, how do people who want to serve there under this brand, how can they get to you, how is recruiting or mobilization done, to really serve in such elite units, the representative of which are you too? it's worth it to point out, for example, that a person who wants to get here must... realize that this is constant work on himself every day, uh, you have to work constantly, know that you get here and you get into a family' yu, who will take care of you, and you should give the same accordingly. and if we are specifically talking about some specific things, that is , you can always go to the official telegram channel or the facebook page of the omega special purpose center, and if i am not mistaken, there is a questionnaire on top that you can fill out, the person will be contacted, and in principle all subsequent actions and explain to a person how to do it in order to get here. and are there any age restrictions for people who want to serve in such elite units? i w

some of the media channels might change, some of the ecosystem in how we engage might change, but the core of our story is still very much who we are at chanel. francine: gabrielle chanel was like a pioneer. and i feel like, when you talk about her, it's also maybe telling a little bit about your story. i mean, you have a unique story. you grew up in -- in a town in india where not many females were educated to a higher level. leena: yes. francine: so what was that journey like? leena: it was a long journey. it is -- i grew up in a small town in the southwest of india called kolhapur. and the world of luxury, refinement, sophistication was very far away from where i grew up. it was a small town like any other. most of my memories of me running barefoot in the town, or having my little bike and riding around. women being ambitious was not the norm. in fact, i remember my mother constantly telling me, "who will marry you, you are so ambitious," and "do you really know what you're going to do with your life?" and so, very limited access to role models, to opportunities. i did engineering

and the core of our story really doesn't change. how we see it might change. there are more channels than you and i can count today. there's all sorts of things, instagram, tiktok, everything that's coming through the media channels, my genes or the ecosystem in how we engage might change. but the core of our story is still very much who we are as chanel. francine: gabriella chanel was like a pioneer and i feel like when you when you talk about her, it's also maybe telling a little bit about your story. i mean, you have a unique story you grew up in, in a town in india where not many females were educated to a higher level. so what was it? what was that journey like? leena: it was a long journey. it was i grew up in a small town in the southwest of india, and the world of luxury, refinement, sophistication was very far away from where i grew up. it was a small town like any other. most of my memories of me running barefoot in the town or having my little bike and being around. women being ambitious was not the norm. in fact, i remember my mother constantly tel

or changing voting parents or changing the money -- patterns or changing theim money situation. how do we induce a package like in that might be different? >> derek has -- >> yeah, your hand is up. [laughter] >> he spent four years on a committee, running a committee that tried to do some of this. >> a few thoughts. i mean, i think my primary takeaway from the work of the modernization committee is if you want things to work differently in congress, do things differentlyly in congres. our committee didn't sit with democrats on one side to have dais and the other side on the other, we staggered our seating. we didn't even sit at a dais, because conversations speaking to the back of each other's heads weren't particularly effective. we sat around a big, round table. we did something which was a recommendation by the committee which is we had joint staffs which, by the way, the armed services committee does ass a well. i don't know if others do. i think some may have, you know, like, clerk type roles, bipartisan. but, you know, we didn't have a staff with separate blue and red jers

necessary changes and focus on. the floor moving forward. >> thanks and good afternoon and have been talking about this. there's something we've been working on and we are very steeped in it. what this is about and it's come through for me and i will highlight the for you. because the environment has become more we haven't lined ourselves in the existential threat so i hope to describe that and paint a picture that will take some time somehow we are doing and hopefully that will around being more strategic. brought. strategic agility is a thing we need to respond. operational agility and operate to his age figure. the idea of doing it the strategy was incomplete. we have major threats so they are mobile campaign plans and combatant command guards standing one operation plan to ensure the efficacy of both of them literally cannot stop talking about that with the taking individual services related to have a galvanizing idea that working together in this in the organization alignment adequately about. the conflict thea

you know that there was a change in the last few months, the entry rate of mobile phones changed, theber became very high, after a while this number again. it decreased, well, this may not be a very strange change in the opinion of tomorrow, of course , we have changes in the price of mobile phones in those times. be an importer, i am sorry for your presence , this amount that you have to pay and many other things, anyway, something happened overnight that changed a few months later. this is completely contrary to predictability and economic stability. there was another point. there was a frequent change in the procedures for registering import orders in the trade community system, which has four complaints, and it was related to the method of importing goods . if you remember , there was a sudden and overnight change, and the ministry of economy had objections regarding this issue. i remember that we had a plan here as well. and we talked about it, there are other issues in total, there were 180 complaints, 86 of which were related, which were submitted . in today's program, we want

i'm not trying to change the deck, say alliance as my and i'm trying to change mississippians that are good. and they said that care about their neighbors that maybe don't fully understand what impact the flag has on the people that are out the last time we saw you, your new orleans, what was going through your mind during all that? it was crazy. it was absolutely not something i never thought i'd ever seen my laughter. but as it happens and you know, i got arrested. i need to work on the smile. i noticed that my most shot that they released on the knees. they asked my ear to ear when i took my shot, cuz i was happy. how proud, what are the i mean, a southerners are getting tired of this entire being picked out. we get beat down and talk bad about all the time, especially the southern people. we talked about being ignorant and everything like that. and you know, i'm far from england. i'm far from it. i mean, i, i'm an engineer, you know, i might have a little southern draw not talk a little slow, but i'm far from english now. they want to start coming to our identity as southern, you k

what are the changes?s definition has been supplemented by the fact that now the object of advertising can be, for example, a trademark, logo, some other symbolism of an organization or... product, why was this change made, because disputes arose when an image of a trademark appears, is it advertising or not advertising, of course, we say that this is advertising, because under a trademark are registered goods, works, services, for which it was invented, works, services, goods that it denotes, therefore it is a full-fledged object of advertising, that is, if, for example, some, someone's trademark suddenly appears on the screen, this is already advertising. there is an image, a sign, and another important purpose for promotion, therefore when such an addition, this definition is also supplemented by an object of advertising is a commodity a new object of advertising, which in fact, in practice it already was, yes, but it was not legally recorded, it is an information resource or an internet resource, as we

i think the majority of the population thinks that climate change is our do, there's climate change and it's due to human activity, especially greenhouse gases. the fact that there is a lot of buy-in, not perfect but there's more than it was 20 years ago, when we had to convince people. i was actually not a believer 25 years ago, but then i get educated and a lot of us it did. i think in progress i cited the solar cells. i mean, what's great about solar cells, it's a niche, it's a contribution, it's a console all the problems but you don't need the grid for it. you can put on your house and whatever and when the grid goes down you still have energy. so solar cells, the answer there is amazing a technical point of view and then a great positive impact on society. wind turbines, great technology advancement and we will see more of that as they modified and develop floating turbines for deep, for the deeper ocean and put them out there. i mentioned progress in electrical vehicles. and also with more efficient car using less energy than we did before. i think on a per capita basis. so i thi

that has changed now since the controversy and jews were commissioning and changing that and it's now reported that the idea that justice thomas did something unethical because he didn't report something that wasn't supposed toin be reported is an example of the types of attacks that were occurring and they were collecting the daily information from the groups funned by the left and running these articles and they were sometimes averaging 25 article as day across the country. it's an attempt to low r the court in order to then change and have more control over the court. it's damaging the country and it's really unfair to the justices and you have none of the articles did you ever have the thing that we would all worry about and if any justice was giving anything and had somebody that was giving them things and think justice thomas would be influenced to do anything they don't think is right. >> this is for dot come and article they wrote and thomas never repaid a substantial portion of the $267,000 loan from a wealthy friend and it's a network summit and attended two donor summits fo

, let's not take steps to reduce the consequences of climate change and reduce emissions. unfortunately, we will cause more losses and casualties in this direction, both in the field of health and hygiene, in the field of infrastructure, and in other fields such as agriculture and water. how many problems are actually created in the country , we must move towards the use of clean energy capacities in the country so that we can reduce fossil fuels to a certain extent in line with other countries. we can have our own national program let's present and be successful for our water resources, our biological resources, our demand and other environmental factors that play a fundamental role in protecting people's lives and property. how much does it use to reduce the effects of dealing with climate change from the information provided in the world bank. now especially in meteorology itself. well, look , as i said, the meteorological organization is actually the authority of the board. and there is climate change in the country, and the information that is actually updated in thes

but how might climate change impact beach hazards like sneaker waves? now, a reminder of what sneaker waves are, it could be a picture-perfect day on the coast, blue skies, light winds, and the ocean seems a safe distance away. but let's say, minutes later, a much larger wave starts to appear and you may not have the benefits of this protective barrier like we have here at the studio. what seemed like a safe distance before suddenly disappears with that fast shore run up, and that rushing water knocks you out of the ocean with strong rip currents. now, these are the types of dangers we could see moving even farther inland as climate change brings sneaker wave dangers even farther inland than before. brian garcia: imagine something like our king tides that we get now. so, the king tides are most easily seen in the middle of the winter months, so december, and even into january, we see some pretty high tides. you can also see them in july, late june and end of july, but typically, those highest high tides happen overnight when most of us are sleeping. so,

they have to change the filters . there's no alternative the village needs more than one facility like this. many surrounding village is separate from a lack of drinking water and water for dish washing and showering. yeah, that was the oldest to him. i last saw living with climate change. awareness is important for children to, to hide our hotel and his teen talk about infectious diseases and show them how to wash their hands properly. that can save lives on it. well, so far they're open no debts, but we're seeing that the lack of drinking water, drought, and dessert if occasion are causing a rise and skin diseases and to poisoning you're done with all i did them some other coating or how didn't know i'm about to deal to unlock the some of the to just add them to for them outside of head to show, according to the un here. rock is the 5th most vulnerable country, the climate breakdown. it also has a rapidly growing population. in that case, a perfect example that we need to reinforce our health systems to cope. we've

christine, how do you change the heart of a man? no, may not change. so it can, it does change my habits of man. when you begin to change the habits of men for this purpose, the hops will be changed. my mother, she file for welfare wise for women. they whole sit down with hoses. she still has the bite marks only from the dog. and she also went to jail and i was like to know this, my mamma. why, why? i mean, she's the sweetest person. oh no one was somebody to do that to her it was a power when the news came on about the shooting. mama said that don't make no sense if i stood up and went to jail and gab, being for human rights and civil rights. some way of feeling. right? yeah. i'll be able to do something and when she said, go better do something we do something or the director of a flat file mississippians full elation. i've just been going around trying to raise awareness about the importance of removing the confederate emblem from our state. flags is going to be hard, but it's not impossible. you just have to keep pushing. it keeps drive and i just

this is a very important change. when the saudi trend is reached, i think this trend will continue . the balance of power is in favor of the resistance front. therefore , it is not only the islamic republic of iran that is participating in the revenge against the house of the venerable martyr haniyeh, without a doubt, the entire resistance front feels the responsibility to declare a position, and we will definitely witness a collective revenge against the zionist regime, which is the collective revenge of the countries of the resistance line, which are against netanyahu and the zionist regime will take into account the aggression that it did to tehran and the martyrdom of ismail haniyeh janabi from its effect on exchanges. regional strategy, tell me what effect this terror has on regional exchanges. i will let you see that it was such an important issue that the un security council convened a meeting. of course, as always, the united states and its allies, france, england , have a biased position towards the zionist

the verkhovna rada regularly passes new laws, but how do these changes affect our lives?have analyzed the new resolutions to inform you about the latest changes in ukrainian legislation, how the legislative norms are changing. our life, what to prepare for, these and other questions that concern ukrainians will be answered by the leading lawyers of the aktum bar association. watch every tuesday at 7:55 in the legal expertise program on the espresso tv channel. good evening, we are from ukraine. advancement of the armed forces in kurshchyna. on the outskirts of turetsk, putin ordered to expel the enemy from the territory of russia, how many settlements are under the control of the defense forces. the fire at the zaporizhia nuclear power plant, what was burning and whether the radiation background has changed in the zaporizhia and dnipropetrovsk regions, whether the price of bread, flour and flour is rising, civil partnership is warned that this is supported by draft laws in the council, the history of ukraine will now be taught differently, exactly as the minister of educa

, this sociology is changing. this show, are we still going to what the majority of our citizens will sooner or later recognize the soviet period as the period of occupation of our country, occupation of our people from the outside. well, russia, in fact, which then simply had a different name, uh, well, this question was inserted because we are interested in whether there is a consensus in society, on some historical problems, on the attitude to the past, and in we also had several such interesting questions that were asked there. to stalin, or whatever, people voted for kravchuk now, but they voted, bony or yes chornovola and... in principle, these are questions of what are the indicators of statehood, to what extent it can be said that there was statehood, these are concepts that scientists have to solve, and i think that you are absolutely right that what is now increasingly people believe that ukraine was deprived of statehood, despite the fact that ukraine was a member of nato and so on, this shows that peop

another impact of climate change. he doesn't just effect the way that tablets work. medicines and soft liquid or cream form like suppositories appointments and cough syrup can also be effected as well as drug patches and sprays. suppositories may turn liquid which can affect how they work, creams and ointments can separate and the heat medication should always be stored in a cool, dry place. an insulated cooler bag is practical, especially when you're traveling. climate change also causes psychological suffering for those directly affected, of course, but too many images of natural disasters or fears about the future can harm us to. it has never been in this room in february. normally the freezing depths of winter in gemini temperatures was 6 degrees celsius, above average. for the 1st time, people will main exceeded $1.00 degrees and for a 12 month period, climate change is becoming more noticeable in the extreme. this can affect to psychologically experts cool, this kind of distress climate anxiety. 5 the, as this w

"and change is happening."or is every single mental health trust has now been instructed that they must not discharge without a full risk assessment, which is common sense, surely. anyway, that's now been sent to every health trust in this country. you know, that's one thing that could potentially make a huge difference. it's not for me to be a politician or a medical

speed of climate change is limited. they've already shown came. i think it is, and that's where the force this contribution is important in helping the far as to adapt to climate change more quickly. let's see. i don't know. you know, the official committee exceeded no french foresters are pending their hopes on the mosaic of trees. species instead of a monoculture, it's more difficult to manage, but it's also more resilient to intensifying climate change. oh and that's we pulled ease about another frames and you should see the boss to hydrogen. paula cheap to see around the globe. a jenny that went up to 70 is in total. it is said to return to france later. these sama does ride. sandra, about 80 percent of global trade is carried by sea and mar time. transport is normally highly cobbled intensive. but now the into the still mart time organization is a mean to hate next, 0 emissions by 2050. so these project has really been making ways or this catamaran might look futuristic, but it's already sailing the sea is today. t