because of harmful content which is easily available on children�*s phones — that�*s according to the leader of the country�*s biggest educationw of women. he�*s calling for action from the government and from tech companies. here�*s our education editor, branwen jeffreys. phones connect every part of their life. there�*s lots more hate online. there are way more insecurities online. a love and sometimes hate relationship with being online. there are risks but some know how to look out for themselves. i know on tiktok you can press the not interested button which will give you, like, the option to kind ofjust get rid of the video and other related content. you also have the report button and block button on most platforms as well. you can see a lot of accidents, fatal accidents, that they show on screen. being online isn�*t all bad. 81% of children said it helped learning. 66% said social media helped them feel closer to friends. but 29% had experienced someone being nasty to them online. this isn�*t about smartphones, which teenagers can use to learn and to connect with each other socially. it�*s more about harmful content wh

s times square. he is trying to raise1 million dollars for charity to support chess education for children — and was he right words for them, but i know we did something truly remarkable. i mean, in documented human history, no—one has ever played chess for this long, you know, 56 hours nonstop, and we just broke that record, and i think we can keep going for a few more maybe minutes or hours, so the next person finds it extremely difficult to break the new record as well. the world�*s largest digital astronomy camera has finally been built. with a whopping 3,200 megapixels, the camera can produce a thousand images per night. it�*ll allow scientists to study dark energy, dark matter, and the distribution of galaxies. it�*ll now be sent from the united states to chile, where it�*ll arrive in a month. the public will see its first images in 2025. hello. quite a chill in the air earlier on, but at least that sun�*s quite strong. talking about cold weather, this is what we call the anomaly map across europe. where it�*s blue, temperatures are below the average for the time of the year and you can see acr

s why they are happy, well, in accordance with your instructions. we are helping belgorod residents, we have 850 children here, they will be here until september 1, the educationals going on with the teachers, and you know, but we quickly resolved this issue, so they are also happy, they are happy to study with you and grow the number of large families, an increase of 30% over 5 years, you then set a specific goal. in the eighteenth year, to provide assistance so that we have a number of large families , we adopted a number of programs, i reported to you about this, appropriate support for families, appropriate payments, kindergarten, school, transport, which we provide them for free, and many, many other issues , but i want to say that in addition to this , of course, we provide housing, we just haven’t done it completely yet, but practically we have not much to solve the problems, i think, within... are being implemented, but most importantly, those national projects that you announced in your message to the federal assembly, they continue this topic, i am sure that life expectancy will increase, and first of all, of course, healthcare, the creation of an ecol

cause and the first redemption, and we think about all of those children educated in that lie, they turned out to be the adults in the 1940's and 1950's. they were the ones who were shouting racial epithets. they were the ones who are lynching. they were the ones who are engaged in the violence, in the face of the attempt at second reconstruction. khalil: right. prof. glaude: so what we see now is this -- this all-out assault on the story that we tell ourselves, to produce particular kinds of people, right? and, you know, at the heart of we are the leaders we've been looking for, at the heart of my work, is the moral question, it is the beating heart of my work, is the moral question. what kind of human being do you aspire to be? what kind of human being are you? and so i think this is a second lost cause. and we're seeing it at the level of knowledge production. and we're seeing it at the level of our politics more broadly, yeah, absolutely. khalil: so on one hand, if this is a second lost cause, i also want to say that the attack on learning, the freedom to learn, to read, to speak, to study, and ultimately the broader at

against children of other nationalities; now they will study separately from others. what other nationalities, i wonder, that ’s what he’s starting from, from the order of the ministry of educationducational institutions groups of classes for citizens of other nationalities, pupils and students of educational institutions of the dpr, are supposedly subject to verification for the presence of foreign kinship or foreign citizenship; in our country, according to the law, even foreign children of foreign parents. for some reason they rivet in the hope of what? i have an explanation regarding, if we are talking specifically about andryushchenko, then this is simple money laundering, i would say so, because andryuchenko needs to be on a salary, and for this he needs to maintain a network of telegram channels endlessly throw fakes in there 24x7, because otherwise he will simply be taken off the payroll, this is the only chance to somehow earn money, i can already see right from the document that the document is fake, because well, listen, well, it’s elementary yes, so they throw out some - it’s a fake document... go to the website, in fact, the administration of the dpr, lpr, look, bec

s topics will be the liberation of crimea and sevastopol, the beginning of operation bagration and the eightieth anniversary of the complete lifting of the siege of leningrad. problems with medicine, education for childrenpinion, cult of non-traditional values. we encountered this. those who once left the country to the west, these are the reasons they explain their decision to return, those who left russia not so long ago and those who emigrated back in the nineties are returning, sometimes these are entire families, how their destinies turned out in europe and america, what they say about the russia they returned to, a special report by nahid babaev about this. my name is sergey, i lived in america for 8 years and 3 weeks ago i returned to russia forever. sergei is a professional photographer, since childhood he dreamed of moving to hollywood, well , because i grew up watching all these films, for me the only option for life, when i first came to new york, i knew where to go, that is, i could even map don't watch it, i'm so into movies and games i imagined what new york was, that i just , yeah, there, there, there, that’s it, i knew all this, i saw myself in america, well, that i just had to live ther

s. 2051 would allow ncmec to identify and recover missing and exploited children, develop educational materials to reduce the risk of child sex trafficking online enticement, sexual extortion, and cyber bullying. provide education and technical assistance for conducting background checks on chijs -- on individuals working with children. offer support services to missing and exploited children and their families. and facilitate requests to have child sexual abuse material removed from the internet. in fact, ncmec's commitment extends globally, collaborating with other organizations to combat child exploitation. such collaborations ensure a united effort against international trafficking threats, particularly in a world increasingly interconnected online and ever-evolving with the advent of artificial intelligence. when president and c.e.o. of ncmec mish delistening was asked by the education and work force committee at a recent hearing, how concerned on a scale of one to 10 she was about a.i. threats to children, delong responded, an 11. earlier this year big tech c.e.o.'s testified be

children, the use of gadgets, what are they talking about colleagues, please let ’s differentiate these things clearly, we can’t, because cars crash, we can’t stop driving cars, technological progress, educationarry, not only does it smell, there are rats, mice, snakes , snakes where from, residents of a high-rise building in in the krasnodar region, they were tired of being afraid that they would burn in another fire, the ninth in a row, so they burned me out of there. eight times already, eight in the last 3 years, eight times, he doesn’t even call the fire department when something is burning on his property, no, he sits and hides in this house, can they come to an agreement with the neighbor who sorts the garbage, at night there is a processing factory there, he knocks and sorts everything out and during the day it is impossible to rest, and you work as a waste sorter, how do i earn money, yes, why do you do this at home, you need to work, well, as much as possible, we are already so tired of this... stinking heap of yours, rotting, dead meat, this is beyond the bounds, today at 16:45 on ntv. the boy's word. blood on the asphalt is the most anticipated premiere of the year. today at 23:00