right, for jones, somebody like claude is an apostate right. so james in court said, hey, like, don't, don't get upset. i'm a writer. like, don't deport me. i'm not or plotting to overthrow the government. i'm not sparking a seditious. i'm a just go take it easy and here's here's what the prosecution says in response. him james's his attorneys claim that the is not an action ist revolutionary merely wter philosopher is our impression the world revolutionary movement has founded and d by engels, whose name they misspelled marx, lenin and others. the books, the responding admits to have written or worked on our world revolution a history of the -- revolution from 1700 in 1937. black jacobins a work notet. at the time of the hearings on herman, which would become mariner's renegades and castaways. so this is this is an intesting moment where jas says, hey, i'm just a writer. writers aren't really that dangerous write. and the us ss, darn right you're a writer and your kind are the most people that we have. so if you know, if in our own mome there

the ttom right of this slide, claudia jones and claude james. 'll talk about them a little bit later. my discussion, they're both from the of trinidad in the carbean they both spent time in england as well as in the uned stes. they were both deported from the united both have very fbi files that looked at and somewhat more slender but substaial mi5 files that were collected on them during their time in. the bottom center. you'll note mo krishnan the great indian. he's pictured here at the 1958 tashkent meeting of the afran asian writers association. next to him is w.e.b. the great african-american political theorist and writer who was denied a passport for many in the united states. his passport was reinstated enough in time for to attend the first meeting of the afro-asian writers association. this is the group that sponsors the lotus magazine. their first meeting was in tashkent in the soviet union in 1958, and dubois was there. rajat niazi, the editor transition. he also spent time in detention in uganda before to the us. sajjad, the indian a

. >> todd: claude wheeler jr.ens a republican voter, and rick is a south carolina republican and business owner come all three join me now. claude, all indications are that haley will state in this race until south carolina. is that the right move? i'm having some trouble hearing claude to. i apologize that. rick, i will ask you the same question, is at the right move? should nikki haley stand the race until south carolina? >> i think trump has proven he has had to lead how long now and he will continue to have the lead. so i think from her standpoint, i think she should stay in the race. but i think it is clear trump will be the candidate. >> todd: sarah, mike huckabee had a really interesting morning for nikki haley. let's listen to it right now and get your reaction on the backside. >> i think if she goes to south carolina and she doesn't win there in her home state, it dramatically affects her for the long haul. it is a big calculated risk on her part to do it. >> todd: real interesting. as a voter, do you agr

then she is thinking of claude.rking at the table or bending over the oven. something reminds them of him and they think of him together together like one person may. haley will pat her on the back and say never you mind, mother, you'll see your boy yonder. mrs. wheeler always but may. haley is not troubled by knowledge of interstellar spaces, and for her he is nearer still directly overhead, not so very far above the kitchen stove. lucy gayheart in little towns lives all along so close to one another, loves and hates beat abt touching on the sidewalks along which everybody comes and goes. you must, at some pass within a few inches of the man who cheated and betrayed you or the woman you desire. more than anything else in the world you say good morning and go on. it is a close shave out in the world. the escapes not so narrow. when he came out of the house the last intense light of the winter day was pouring over the town below him and the treetops and the church steeples gleamed like copper. after all, he was. he w

, my brother, claude cummings.applause] >> i'm new at this, so-- good morning. thank you, lee, for that very kind introduction. i have appreciated the support that you and many other labor leaders here today have provided. i've settled into my new role as president of cwa, and first black president of the afl-cio council. i also want to thank reverend al sharpton and his staff for selecting me as mlk leader of the year. i'm proud to be among other outstanding leaders who have done so much to uplift and inspire those in education and public service, you know, i have tried to support the national action network when i could in houston where i'm from and other places and i'd like you to applauded work to you do standing up for social justice throughout my community. throughout my career, it's strengthening the ties between the civil rights and labor movement and the national action network has been a place that we can be together to unite us. national action network like the other labor unit is both community based wi

i agree with claude bernard's statement, because art can should be interpreted differently.is interpreted differently by different people, while science does not tolerate double interpretation, because its foundation is laws and formulas, and if they are interpreted differently, the foundation will be destroyed, while in art, the most important thing is this variability, thank you, thank you, 30 seconds, performances lasted, regulations, good with regulations, hello, dear, hello, respect! art is an expression of the life of the human soul, which responds primarily to related it's soulful, science is a fruit of the human mind, designed to benefit all of humanity, to improve their lives, can we say that any of this is more important, probably not, balance is important in everything, both between the personal and the social, and between the spiritual and mental, thank you for your attention , 26 seconds, hello, dear aripak, hello, dear yuri pauch, art is me, because art is , first of all, self-expression, and it is valued for its originality, absolute uniqueness. with science,

claude monet did not paint the rouen cathedral, he tried to capture time, about thirty artists are knownions are different, from dawn to sunset. sometimes the artist put up to nine canvases in front of him and moved between them in... he writes that the cathedral knocked her off her feet, it seemed to him yellow, pink, green, the first feeling from the paintings was that they were light and made quickly and so further, but no, it was a long, long, intense process. infrared rays confirmed that the impressionists really worked without drawing under oil, no carbon traces, pencil or charcoal were found, the varnish fixing layer is also missing, the old painting may be peeling off there, maybe croquelure, some point losses, then this new painting represents such a huge layer of paint, it can fall, just fall in a piece, well, roughly speaking, it turned out that the evening is covered with a network of croquelures, the edges of the cracks are bent, need to be fixed , brown spots in a daytime painting are not the artist’s intention, glue stains need to be removed, in a museum the paintings are

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so i am proud to present my brother to you, to introduce claude this. year's winner of the mlk labor leader award. my brother, claude cummings. [applause] >> i am new at this. [laughter] good morning. thank you for that very kind introduction. i have appreciated the support you and many other labor leaders here today have provided as i have fell into my new role as resident of cwa, the first black president and member of the afl-cio executive council. [applause] i also want to thank rev. al sharpton and the dedicated staff at the national action network for selecting me as the mlk day leader of the year. i am truly honored to be here among such outstanding leaders who have done so much to inspire and uplift our community in the arts and education and in public service. i have tried to support the national action network in houston where i am from and other places. i would like for you to applaud the work they do standing up for social justice in this community. [applause] throughout my career, it has been my mission to strengthen the ties between the ci

. and this also applies to the reception, on the one hand , of the same ideas of, say, some comte claudeeception is always with radicalization, that is, you need to dissect a frog like this, implement it like this social justice, and if we set, for example, a task for ourselves, that is, i dissect a frog, because i deny god, i don’t dissect the frog, as if the whole world is being traced. in the same way, the idea of ​​russian cosmism is, at a minimum , to streamline the physis to the state of cosmos, to suspend the deadly work of nature, to return all the dead, no more, no less, this is a format of radicalism familiar to us, which surprisingly seems to manifest itself in a completely different way, for example, in the idea of ​​world revolution, but in a sense it is the same radicalism, i left the hut and went to fight. to give the land in grenada to the peasants, and accordingly, this willingness to reach the edge is a kind of neglected sacrificial autopoiesis, it can really be considered as - well, an amazing feature of russian philosophy, which is also the russian worldview, which ce

merkel, british prime minister theresa may, the scottish prime minister of holland, sweden, even jean-claudepean commission has no children, neither does luxembourg, that is, a large number of people making decisions about the future of europe has no direct personal interest in this future, what does this mean? means that a person does not have an internal need for the future of the world, only in our power over it, that is, to whom we entrusted the world in general, our children, grandchildren, people who do not feel any feeling for the future at all, imagine a woman who has a baby in her arms, because this is everything for her, she is ready for she had everything she wanted, just to leave him, to make him feel good, yes, but these people who are at the head... of the world and solve his problems for him, they don’t have this attitude towards the world, they there is no baby in my arms, this is terrible, of course. what you saw is not a reason for in order to reproach people who cannot have children for the fact that they cannot have children, this is not what we are talking about, these a

petersburg state university, jean-claude gokoso, a very well-known figure here, and here, in fact, becauseciting the copper satnik , many, love you, petra, creation, love yours. after returning from the ussr i was able to analyze political situation in the country, as well as to be an adviser to the head of state on issues of making important decisions not only military, but organizationally and politically. in general, the soviet union made a great contribution to planning the development of the congo. i believe that the first five-year plan that we developed was thanks to the soviet leaders who came here. among former ministers of health, like... one of the significant projects in the field of medicine of the new age is the assistance of russian oncologists in the diagnosis and treatment of albinos. you know, being born white in a community where 99% of people are dark-skinned is not easy. i am watching the situation in uganda, tanzania, kenya, albinos are being killed there. sometimes they are kidnapped or beheaded because there are people willing to pay a lot of money for it. we in con

russian architects peter claude, alexander ton and vasily demud malinovsky.ian city of kiev looks like. it's here. in kiev, where i lived for 28 years, aren't these the same people i knew, absolutely russian people, speaking russian, just like their parents, and parents, parents , their parents too, painful moments came when for some reason they suddenly wanted to talk in ukrainian, taras grigorovich shevchenko was spinning like a propeller in his grave, though there was a ukrainian intelligentsia who knew how to speak language. and even wrote books, but mostly herself, mostly she read them herself, kiev spoke, speaks and will speak russian, like the majority of the population of ukraine, when working with them, it seems to me that the middle and older generations can rely, much more more prone to conformism, still remembering their life together in the ussr, itself... destroyed by the war, for example, azovstay, which is followed by the whole of ukraine, the transition to education in russian, ukrainian. at the request of parents, teachers from the eastern r

far too many that look like me, the maximus workers that claude talk thed about, these workerst are inthe south, these black and brown women who are doing courageous things to stand up and demand their just due to take place at the seat of power aren't just women workers but they are women work nester the south in the vanguard of a new labor movement one that i'm proud to be a leader of. i am committing my leadership, my power as a labor leader who writes some of the wrongs of our history. i can call this out because i'm in the house. i am going to center a labor movement on people that look like me and the maximus workers. we will not, we will not achieve the freedom if we continue to lead for too many of us behind if we as a labor movement don't once and for all eradicate wage war in the country for once and for all. we don't build wealth if we continue to suffer and liveco under economic exploitation and power, without power. it's the same economic exploitation that this country was founded on that lives in poverty wages today and so i'm using my tower to end poverty wage. we know w

will be carried out jointly with sberbank, today at an exhibition about the study of paintings by claudending cooperation agreement was signed within the framework of very famous paintings including such a thing as recycling lost items using digital technology, one of the most important parts of our work, which helps preservers and helps researchers , this is, first of all, the digitization of the collection, it is no secret that the digitization of the collection is actually a huge task, which to date not a single museum in the world has coped with, only partial digitization, we hope with the help of the collection to digitize the collection 100%. well, now some footage from the presidential press service. i looked at the official data for st. petersburg, the city is developing well, the rate of industrial production in st. petersburg is three times higher than in the country. good evidence. there are not so many emergency survivors, and the level of financial security, development at a minimum level, this is a good indicator, there are, of course, issues that require special attention:

let me remind our viewers that back in the middle of the 20th century, another french scientist, claude levistrose, wrote that either the 21st century will be the century of the humanities, or it will not be, this is a hint that such... phenomena require serious scientific and expert understanding, this is the only way we can find answers to the most pressing questions that concern us today. would italians vote for musaleni today if he ran? if musalini were to run today, and he would hardly run with the same program as 100 years ago, because musalina was just a pronounced populist, if he goes that far. and he appealed to - the most pressing issues that worried the italians, uh , after the great war, after the first world war, and some kind of radical agenda that was put forward by the italian fascist party, which brought popularity and electoral success to, unfortunately for italy , this would look like it now, of course, but in general, if we consider the radical forms of political movements european of that time, yes there are fascist , nazi, of course we condemn this, these policies,

is remembering a coaching legend who passed away, claude gilbert died after a long battle with lung cancer. he was 91 years old. gilbert is the only san jose state university football player to earn a varsity letter, being named a team captain. he later returned as an assistant coach and then also be named head coach. he played for the spartans in the late 50s and was assistant coach and head coach from 1981 to 1989. people are marking mlk day with a special faith service and service projects. we'll take a look at how the bay area is keeping the dream alive, creating unity and sharing love. plus, taking a live look outside where things look pretty clear. for now at least, we will need that rain gear again later this week. abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian has the timing of our next round of showers coming up in sports. >> draymond green gets set to make his return to the warriors. we have a potential day plus pack it up. green bay headed west while the cowboys well they're headed home. niners got their playoff opponent set. see you results or just rhetoric. californians deser

san jose state is remembering a coaching legend who passed away, claude gilbert died after a long battle with lung cancer. he was 91 years old. gilbert is the only san jose state university football player to earn a varsity letter, be named a team captain later returning as an assistant coach, and then also be named head coach. he played for the spartans in the late 50s, and was assistant coach and head coach from 1981 to 1989. a chp officer in the bay area or office, i should say, is now permanently closed after 20 years. the castro valley chp office closed its doors for good on friday evening. the office is consolidating with the hayward chp office will be, which will now be covered. cover fairview, cherryland, san lorenzo and castro valley later this year. staff from the combined offices will be moving into a new. facility in hayward. the chp says the move will eliminate staff redundancy and that staffing levels in the castro valley area will remain the same. people are marking mlk day with a special faith service and service projects. we'll take a look at how the bay area is keeping

that's well above the negative ratings of her two predecessors, mario draghi and jean—claude trichet.o politics. but the ecb has responded by attacking the survey and finding fault in its methodology. live now to dan kemp, chief research and investment officer at morningstar. good morning to you. i do remember when she was in charge of the imf, she was often criticised because she is not an economist and her background is politics. an economist and her background is olitics. ,, an economist and her background is olitics. ., ., is politics. your thoughts? yes, is politics. your thoughts? yes. we — is politics. your thoughts? yes. we are _ is politics. your thoughts? yes, we are always - is politics. your thoughts? i yes, we are always criticising central bankers. constant speculation about what they're going to do next and they never seem to do the right thing but this is fascinating insight into the inner workings of one of the central banks so christine lagarde, as you say, a background in law and then into politics and she is extremely accomplished as a first female finance minister

you know, of know, who is who sort of coordinated the attack on claude. know him? claude. christopher rufo is a conservative activist. they called might be called him. i think he might be connected with one of the big, um, think tanks, uh, cato institute something that institute or something like that . um, and he's the one who . and, um, and he's the one who has coordinated the most successful attacks on critical race part of the race theory as part of the american education system and has, like, overturned all kinds of finds of activities that he finds distasteful there. so he's the one who went after claudine gay. they used software in order to try. and you know, it was like a coordinated, attack. and coordinated, proper attack. and what since about his what has emerged since about his academic record, they've obviously after him obviously gone after him immediately. he's not i mean, he's not the president of a university, it doesn't matter university, so it doesn't matter so this is something so much. but this is something that's come out. is ex that's come out. he is

>> i looked at some of the code you wouldn't see if you were on the website itself chatting with claudet's easy and anybody can do this by using some tools that chrome and enables. i looked at the code that is used for the website and it indicates they may be working on an image analysis feature. it says there are things like chat with images, more buildings by an orc attacked -- fight an architect. ed: that puts anthropic into a battleground with who? >> openai and with google. there are an increasing number of water are called multimodal models. these large language models can take in a text prompt from a person but also an image and maybe an image plus words and give you a result describing the image. you could give it an image of a dog and say what kind of dog is this or what kind of plants is this or what kind of animal? ed: rachel metz who analyze the company website and their underlying code in that reporting. thank you very much. apple's iphone has dethroned samsung devices to become the best-selling smartphone series over the course of 2023. samsung is gearing up for one of its

joining me now is the author -- claude min, and michael -- . congratulations on this. i want to ask you about the controversy over fani willis in a moment, but i was struck in the book by the testimony that senator lindsey graham gave when he was finally forced to go on the stand. >> it is one of those amazing, behind the scenes stories that you discover in the course of writing a book like this. >> no one had heard what he actually testified. >> absolutely. it was known that she subpoenaed him early on, because he, too, had called secretary of state brad raffensperger -- >> whether he was just doing trump's bidding. he fought the subpoenas and norway challenged it, went all the way up to the court, through the court of the appeals i, believe, and got turned down. he had to testify. it's a ghost siesta phi, before the special grand jury, and according to one source with his testimony, he throws trump under the bus. he talks about how if martians told trump that the election had been stolen, he'd believe them. he suggested that trump cheated at golf. and then, after the

on the western facade of the rouen cathedral in pushkin. perhaps the most intimate exhibition of claudem workers now know absolutely everything about them. we studied it, filmed it under different x-ray beams, but not very well. which means they studied the composition of the paint, took it from the bracket, studied the finger on the back side of the canvas, looked at the stretcher, and so on, that is, this was a rather large, multi-component topic. the results we show. each smear was examined under a microscope, pigments and the structure of threads were analyzed. seems to have changed the image of monet. in the painting of the rwandan cathedral at noon , more than nineteen layers of color were discovered, which means that it was definitely not painted by allaprima in one go, as previously thought. we have largely debunked the myth that i’ve been around the impressionists for a long time, about the fact that they created paintings in one, well, at most two sessions. it turned out that this is a long , very long process, for example, manet is extremely long, because so many colorful...

do you want to watch a john claude van damme movie?er who comes to life! [ laughter ] that's a real movie. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: those algorithms do work. >> that's a real movie. there is -- there are so many movies that are about a -- christmas movies that are about a woman who falls in love with an animated, otherwise inanimate object. a nutcracker. there's one where a woman falls in love with a snowman that comes to life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, they all do in the movies, sure. >> i mean, like -- i can't help but wonder, and these are, you know, lifetime or hallmark movies. chaste movies. but when are we going to pfft the snowman? [ laughter ] that's all i want to see. >> jimmy: that would be a great movie. >> that's all i want to see. you've got to be like, wait a minute, i know when i built you, you did not have a pfft. [ laughter ] do you now? because i'm in love with you. what happened? how's that going to go? is it going to melt? [ laughter ] if things get too hot? what happens? >> jimmy: "percy jackson and the olympians" i

he was accompanied by sir dave brailsford and jean—claude blanc, who will become directors when ratcliffehas scored 17 goals for real madrid since making the move from borussia dortmund in the summer. john stones, kyle walker and harry kane also make the 23—man shortlist. and bbc sports personality of the year winner mary earps is one of eight lionesses nominated for the team. the final world eleven will be announced onjanuary the 15th in london. a pioneer of boxing, former world championjane couch is going to take her place alongside some of the greatest fighters in history. "the fleetwood assassin", is the first british women to be inducted into the international hall of fame. she'll receive the accolade in new york injune, along with ricky hatton as ian haslam reports. five time boxing world champion, jane couch is a legend in her sport, a fact for their emphasised by her latest accolade. jne a fact for their emphasised by her latest accolade.— a fact for their emphasised by her latest accolade. jne you are in the boxin: latest accolade. jne you are in the boxing hall— latest accolade.

suv jalin and claude lavoie noticed a young moose cow who fell on the ice of a frozen river.t the husband and wife teamed up to help the lasikha. they wrapped the sufferer's leg with a belt, and then pulled her to the shore. soon the animal was able to get up. jaelin added that. the moose was surprisingly calm, it seemed that she understood that people had gathered around to help her. this is teamwork, and you be vigilant and help our four-legged friends, especially in winter period. fans of quality music - news especially for you. the first trailer for the biopic onehouse has appeared. the first shots of the film obans back to black p. immediately excited the waiting spectators. in the first minutes after its publication, the video received a huge number of comments and likes online. most of all , fans wanted to understand how well actress marisa abela got into the role, which critics and loyal fans of vanhouse didn’t like so much. then social network users agreed that abela was simply not suitable for the role of a legend. and now everyone has the opportunity to evaluate he

what would you say, i think i said that they would run the table and dixville notch claude tomorrow.and where donald trump got a couple of votes last time. >> nikki could run the table. you can look at these microcosms. >> all are going to see how the state is going to, go you watch -- here >> not all of them, i look at, and i -- think -- >> what are you watching tomorrow? i would watch bedford, i would watch two of the specific words in manchester. i would watch bedford -- hampton, new hampshire. the sea coast towns. up north, i would take a look at wolfeboro and conway. >> which one of those do you think that haley will do well.? >> i think that she could do well in all. then i think she will do really well in manchester, specifically. i think that she would surprise people and bedford. >> let me ask you -- >> look, all of the energies behind haley. did you see the rallies last night, 1200 people they're all going crazy and trump sat there were 300 people and it was one of the most role reversal. trump is getting the endorsements of all these establishment candidates out of d. c..

thank you so much for your time and your work, jelani cobb and eddie claude jr.. i'm back next weekend. inside with jen psaki starts now. >>> well, we've got a month's worth of news in the first week of 2024. the supreme court announced that it will hear a case on trump's ballot eligibility under the 14th amendment. president biden lays out the stakes of the election in the starkest terms today. jamie raskin is here with his reaction. he's coming up first. plus, maine secretary of state shenna bellows joins me after tossing trump off the ballot in her state, it decision which is now on hold while these appeals play out. also today, with just eight days until the iowa caucuses, i am going to talk to someone who spends a lot of time in focus groups with republican primary voters, and later, wayne lafayette air steps down justices's corruption trial gets underway in new york. we will take a look back at the damage he did and the future of america's gun lobby. e did and the future o america's gun lobby. >>> okay, i really believe that sometimes we all just need to ack

merrick garland approved a moratorium on federal executions, but did not pre-claude federal prosecutorsdeath penalty in cases where they thought that was warranted. in other cases that were pending they inherited that i have continued to pursue the death penalty. this is the first time they have sought it in a new case under the biden-garland administration and clearly they believe this case is heinous enough and aggravated enough that it merits the ultimate punishment but federal executions are not happening right now and joe biden is a president who says he's against the death penalty and came to office vowing to eliminate the death penalty. remains to be seen whether this penalty gets carried out in this case assuming they achieve this result. duh it's kind of a symbolic move they wanted to impose the ultimate penalty. >> interesting, and danny, let's bring you in, this is a significant move, and the shooter's attorney said he would plead guilty to federal charges if prosecutors did not seek the death penalty. they now have done that. so, what do you think is happening next? >> this

claude guay announced her resignation in a letter to the harvard community. it comes after growing allegations of plagiarism and criticism of her response to anti-semitism on campus. >> today, house speaker mike johnson and a group of republican lawmakers are planning to visit the southern border to see the situation there for themselves. the visit is happening as texas continues to send busses filled with migrants to cities across the country. now, four suburbs near chicago are taking action. here's abc news reporter ike ejiochi. >> returning from his holiday trip in the caribbean, reporters asked president biden about the record number of migrants at the southern border, something they are. >> give me the money i need to protect the border. a white house official says negotiations on border funding are moving in the right direction, even as republicans insist new aid for ukraine be tied to increased us border security. >> today, house speaker mike johnson, along with 60 other republican lawmakers, are set to visit the border in texas. the influx of migrants

eddie claude jr. is the chair of the african american studies department princeton university.rd at the new yorker but the dean of the columbia journalism school. both are msnbc political analysts. it's an important conversation. i appreciate the time you have taken. eddie, this is a complicated issue. there are many things which are complicated about it. i just had a great conversation with asaf zamir about antisemitism which is a real issue which has to be discussed on american campuses. that's not actually what this was. this was something else. >> absolutely. let me just say i stepped down as chair. tara hunter is now the new chair of african american studies. i want to give her props. >> thank you. >> i would like to say this, though. i think you're absolutely right. the assault on claudine gay and on elizabeth mcgill and -- it's a part of this overall description of ordinary colleges and universities but more specifically only in overseas as these bastions of liberalism, these places where left-wing orchid oxy's are corrupting the minds of our children. it's at the heart

. >> we turn to the latest on ongoing scandal on harvard, claude even gay is stepping down after allegationstism. we have the latest. and bonnie had the support from school first up until last month. >> it would seem that these fresh allegations that were the tipping point. this has been brewing for a couple of months since those attacks on october 7 on the israeli population. congressional hearings were the first stone hurled by many nonfree speechers to suggest that presidents of these major universities should step down if they weren't going to condemn any kind of language against jews, which they didn't at these congressional hearings, they side stepped and left people bewildered about their answers. and said it wasn't their place to step in on these debates. but first harvard black president and been in role since july and the board was happy and as recently as december 12, the harvard corporation said that it examined her work as a political scientist and found instances of inadequate citations but standards. harvard held two more examples of what it called duplicative language without

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far eastern and central asian leopards, the amur tiger, the snow leopard, the zubor, the saiga, and claude 25 new specially protected natural areas will appear. now 9 of them have already been created. the unique birds siberian cranes in the oksky nature reserve in the ryazan region are in a special position. everything for them the best, including the menu. there is a lot of things there, besides this horn, including , for example, dried nettles, and some greens, eggs, shell rock, gomarus, so we roll these balls out of this bag, so that it would be convenient for the crane to take this ball and swallow it right away . the white crane or siberian crane is one of the representatives of the endangered species, its number is slightly more than two dozen individuals. the staff of the reserve make titanic efforts to raise as many of these beautiful birds as possible. in winter take care of the cranes a little more than in the summer, since it is necessary to always maintain a positive temperature in the premises, that is, it is necessary, accordingly, to release the cranes, close them at night

generative ai has gotten a lot of attention check gpt and claude and other public facing technology sediment widely used over the past year. however generative ai has been using healthcare for years through patient engagement technology and clinical decisions support models. so my first question doctor, to have that right missing that right? some the other promising ways to use the generative ai integrating into the healthcare system? >> thank you for the question mr. thompson. there's numerous opportunities. i think the one you highlighted around making the vast universe of data the clinicians and physicians more easy to access was one we are incredibly excited about. there is one will work out one of our partners with an ai assistant in your pocket. he could interact with the electronic health record as well as the information health exchange view and natural language interface allowing you to search for and look for information that otherwise would take a long time and is very burdensome. using a ccd but the output of hie giant lift of data though the information is provided is incredibly

and in the same way congressman larson has led this effort, this house had a member from florida, claudepper who chaired the aging committee. they called him red pepper. and like congressman larson, he was a heart and soul democrat from the inside and out and just a great guy. we were able to move passage of the refinancing of social security for the next generation and i knew that i had helped do that as a younger member. at that time the country was also in deep recession. we knew that social security as an earned benefit was paid through hard work and it deserved to be lifted again. it also ensures children whose parents or guardians have died, and 2/3 of families in my district rely on social security or medicare benefits and they are truly lifelines for millions of people. medicare has worked too and we heed to do what is possible to make all health care more affordable for the american people. we know the social security insurance program is something america can renew for all our families. we know it works. it's proven. it lifts all boats. from an economic standpoint, to pull the