dr. jane goodall. about 60 years ago, she moved to africa to study chimpanzees, and what she learned revolutionized our understanding of what non-humans can do. today, she devoted herself to inspiring young people around the world to do more to protect the climate and the environment for animals in africa and all over the world. i had the chance to sit down with dr. jane goodall recently and learn firsthand why this woman, 89 years old, is still so admired and dedicated to helping make the planet a better place. thank you very much for coming here. we are going to go through a lot of what you have done and the things that make you so popular. your last name kind of describes everything. "good all." you ever thought of changing it to "good for all" because you have done so many things or "great all"? dr. goodall: [laughs] we have on our website good for all news because i truly believe that we need to know the doom and gloom, we do, but why don't we dedicate more time to amazing people and

and dr. jilan wahba abdalmajid also spoke and was met with a standing ovation. meanwhile, massive demonstrations continue to fill streets around the world demanding a ceasefire and an end to israel's siege on gaza. up to 300,000 people marched in london over the weekend. around 80 people were arrested. protests continued in the united states, including a series of families who marched to the homes of president biden in delaware and senator chuck schumer here in new york. israel's military says seven soldiers and 10 other people were injured sunday in a rocket attack by hezbollah fighters from southern lebanon. it was the worst cross-border violence between israel and lebanon since an israeli airstrike a week prior killed a lebanese woman and three children. on sunday, israel's minister of defense yoav gallant warned hezbollah against further attacks on israel, adding, "what we are doing in gaza, we can do in beirut." the pentagon says u.s. war planes have carried out two more air strikes in s

dr. jurado? dr.rado: as we have moved on through time, we have seen more in the way of personal impacts. friends and family that have been impacted one way or another. it becomes undeniable that these experiences -- these conditions are being more broadly experienced. we have also appreciated with time that there is a great variability to take advantage of an opportunity to innovate, to look at the economic opportunity that comes with new technology, new investments, community betterment, areas where we needed to make investments anyway but we can add to the benefits being delivered. it isn't just about adaptation, is about innovation and embracing any opportunity to create a much better future through investments that address energy and adaptation and community betterment and economic opportunity all tied together. being able to look at it as not just a burden or exposure good and a opportunity for repositioning our communities at the same time. sen. carper: senator whitehouse is trying to get back

dr. cesar padilla and dr.ime out of their busy schedules to join us here. dr. padilla, you use--when you're not wearing your scrubs, you use something to help your patients relate to you, and that's your affiliation to las chivas rayadas de guadalajara. cesar: yes. so, by the way, this is a complete coincidence. i started to wear my soccer jacket 'cause it matches my scrub jacket. and it's the mexican team of guadalajara. so this is las chivas. las chivas is a team at guadalajara. for those that don't know, it's in the western state of jalisco. they're a huge teams. they're like the new york yankees of soccer. and what i found is that patients who are latino, 'cause we serve a large latino population here where i work, they're like, "oh my god, you're wearing that?" and then all of a sudden, the anxiety goes away from their eyes, and they feel more comfortable. and i started to notice that a lot of these things that are my own lived experience, the authenticity of being latino is something that puts patients a

dr. sadr al-husseini mr. dr.roibran for the presence of both of you in the interview studio and as always and every night, i am grateful for your company . i wish you a good night. welcome to the world today. the zionist army claimed that it is conducting a ground attack in the gaza strip as part of a multi-faceted air and sea effort . among these plans is an attack by the regime's frigates.

dr. tom karako, who will be our moderator. dr. karako: thank you, general brown. the army is a big organization and the pacific is a big place. we have a lot to talk about. as general brown said, we cannot do better than to have you out here. we will have to do this again soon. land is one of the domains and it is the one where human beings spend most of their time. we will start off with the same question we kick off the series with and that is, what is your view of the role of land power for the joint force? gen. flynn: first of all, thank you for allowing this platform to talk about this enormously important region, but also the value of land. and land power. i will start by saying land is the prize because if you control land, you can control people. we are seeing that today in europe and right now in the middle east. it has been going on in the middle east for a long time. and what do armies do? they do three things. we seize, hold and defend terrain. and the armies in this region ar

dr.ecca grant, fox news contributor, national security and military analyst and the president of iris independent research. doctor, thank you for being being here. we are just getting word now from a qatari source talking to reuters that this group of hostages, 13 israelis, 7 foreigners, have been released to the international community of the red cross in gaza and are traveling to the border that we're looking at there the life -- live, the rafahs crossing. from there, doctor, they usually travel the 2 miles or so east, and they come over back into israel over the current shalom crossing. a sign of progress that the cease fever is holding and hostages -- ceasefire is holding and hostages continue to be leased. i guess this is good news. >> definitely good news that those hostages are close to getting back into israel. and, jonathan, ridiculous behavior on the part of hamas to mess around with the timetable for this. remember as a netanyahu's explained, this is a day by day deal. hamas re

dr. george, you've said of dr. west, "cornel is someone i have been learning from since the moment we met. even if i thought he was getting the answer wrong, i noticed he was always asking exactly the right question." can you give me an example of something he gets wrong when he is asking the right question? - this sort of thing; asking about, say, an economic system. not or not exclusively, does it work to elevate overall prosperity, but is it just? does it honor the principles that we ought to honor, given that human beings have a profound inherent and equal dignity? now, we reach different conclusions about that. cornel leans in the direction of a more socialistic sort of system. i'm more in the direction of a free market sort of system. but he's only gonna give two cheers for socialism because he sees the downside and the danger as well, and i'm only gonna give two cheers. i'm like irving kristol, two cheers for capitalism, 'cause i realize it's a system that'll sell you anything if it's not constrained by mora

dr. hadi mohammadi, an analyst of political and regional issues, and dr. hamid rezaza moghadam, an expert on west asian issues . after presenting the topic and introducing the guests, let us say goodbye to the esteemed viewers of ik sima . the discussion will begin on khabar with stay with us. thank you very much for being with us in tonight's news talk. the guests of this program are mr. dr. mohammadi and mr. moghadamfar . i greet you, mr. dr. mohammad. have a good time. i also wish you and the viewers of the program a good night. welcome mr. moghadamfar thank you, my servant. hello , we are at your service, sir, and all the respected viewers. thank you very much, mr. dr. mohammadi , let's start with the parts of the leader of the revolution's speech today, which pointed out and emphasized that the zionist regime was hit by a technical blow regarding the developments in gaza. in the name of god, the most merciful, the first thing that comes to my mind is that the supreme leader of the re

dr. moradi and dr. zarei for their support with the positive people. 130 uh children, newborn children inside the incubators and there's a hit that the electricity might cut off and they simply. what can i say, what does oppression really mean? i think it's very horrible for the mothers there, you can't really express your feelings, the power went out in the hospital, the babies lost their lives because of the power outage, they are in the place of our own children , it's like our own children are being massacred. in the midst of these children, these children are being killed mercilessly. this shows that israel is not based on the right of interests. sometimes it is not bad for the people to feed themselves instead of the people. i think that all of us muslims and those who are not even muslims and are mothers should. condemn this israeli regime in the hope of a day when there will be no war anywhere in the world. and israel is a war criminal, the islamic land, the people of the whole world, the united

dr. mohed, the deputy of the electronic government of the information technology organization , said about the change in the list from the beginning to the present yes, the imam khomeini shahrgah company had completed the connection of the reforms completely, because it is announced that we are rectifying the discrepancies that we had , and after that the saad measurement of the connection of that device was established . according to my report , mr. minister said that only an insider came and showed that he had left, that's why it was stopped. the issue of providing services and the extent of providing services is another issue. we had announced standards in the executive regulations and specified the relationships that no device after entering the user is allowed to re-authenticate from the national window or obtain information that can be verified in the authentication stage of the national window. they are not allowed to re-take this information and the ports that do not comply with t

dr. moradi and dr.are for their cooperation with the positive people. 130 children, newborn children inside the incubators and there's a fit that the electricity might cut off and they simply. what can i say, what does cruelty really mean? i think a lot. it's very terrible for the mothers there, you can't really express your feelings, the power outage in the hospital, the babies lost their lives due to the power outage, these are the place of our own children. i see it shows that israel is not based on rights and interests. sometimes it is not bad for people to feed themselves instead of people. i think that all of us muslims and those who are not only muslims and are mothers should condemn this israeli regime in the hope of a day when there will be no war anywhere in the world and israel is the ultimate work of war. the islamic lands , the people of the whole world, the united nations, everyone should stop them and prevent them from doing this murder. i hope the rest of the countries will tell themselv

dr. kazemi , mrs. dr. sadmani, say that international solutions should be implemented to defend the people, especially the children, in gaza . the question here is that according to you are bound by international laws and the silence of international institutions regarding the issue of palestine and the issue of gaza , so how can you allow me to point out before that this attitude of brutality and childishness is not the first time that this has happened by the israeli regime in 2009 . and in 2014, maybe we were in this issue in 2009, a delegation was appointed by the united nations human rights council , headed by a person named mr. richard falk. when the delegation went to prepare a report, israel did not allow them to enter at all to interview anyone in a dark and dirty room. they kept them, according to mr. richard falk, who says that they behaved together, they were not allowed to communicate with anyone, later they came back and were able to communicate with people through their establishment in the

dr. pazuki, the president of the iran university of medical sciences. mr. dr. pazuki . hello, i am also at your service and all dear viewers . greetings and respect. mr. dr. pazuki , we said something in the news about the specifics of imam khomeini shahriar hospital. can you explain more? for example, there is a community cancer center, how are the other departments, how advanced is the equipment you brought, the operating rooms and the icu department, which now has about 28 beds, this is my explanation because i heard that it is equal to how many beds in this hospital. please explain shahriar hospital and its surroundings, which have more than 30 beds, but it only has 28 ic beds. yes, fortunately, with the opening of this hospital today, we witnessed an important step in the direction of improving treatment in shahriar city. and as you said, we have the number of beds not only piccu, which means ic for children and babies, as well as section 3, about 70 special beds were added to the co

dr.an raney, the dean of the yale school of public health, board-certified emergency physician and violence prevention researcher. she's been a leading national voice for addressing firearm injuries as public health problems for well over 10 years, thank you. dear joint as well by dr. franklin cosey gay, director of violence recovery program at the university of chicago which helps trauma payment -- patients and their families with social services. program has grown 800% serving over 8000 participants. it employs more than 20 specialists for themselves either gun violence survivors or family members of the gun violence sector. her final witnesses vaughn brian was executive director of the metropolitan these initiative based in chicago. it focuses on committee violence prevention by providing trauma informed services and building citywide networks for outreach workers and enhancing community capacity to reduce violence. i turn the floor over to senator cornyn to introduce the minority witn

to dr. luand dr. ragusa -- method? >> correct. >> -- >> -- and cooper -- fectively. >> if there two people that live in the same apartment building could one, is the analysis taken to presume that oncamove in the other can't? one could st in the district and the other could move? >> i do not believe that is the case. the method is relying upon eccts and so, would not be at that level of detail. sprinkle >> is a presumed that all districts could move go this of their location? >> reflective of e fact that the un like buford was wholly moved into district e. it's wholly irfor both doctors to assume that any[ indiscernible ] in those counties could have been moved in to cd1 where it was t is where black voters were at issue. >> thank you. >>for the record, -- assume dr. lu s asked to produce maps that were consistent with the petition criteria. the state indicated -- correct? >> that is correct, your honor. >> never look at rtanship, because that wasn't one of the criteria they asked first prince? that is correct, your ho

dr. shakibaei, mr. dr. shakibaei, until he is in contact with another expert and analyst, now what about mr. dr. shakibaei, or other professors in the west asia area, there is a point that we are now looking at the subtitles of the news network. he says that some news reports indicate that the zionist regime is preparing for a more intense round of attacks in gaza, the fakhor school was more violent today , and the martyrdom of more than 20 palestinians, yes, it is not unlikely, of course , i do not have any news in this area yet. it is not unlikely that they will do this with their air attack make it heavier, because from the military point of view, the news that reached me, you should know that inside the cities, as i said, advances are important , israeli advances are feasible, stabilization has not been done in urban areas, so there is a possibility that the rains will intensify. there is nothing better than this regime that does such barbaric actions. ms. shabiri, as you mentioned, now the zionist atta

dr. dr. mr. dr. zari , mr. dr. mention that the demand from different countries regarding the crime of this demand in the form of what actions should be taken by different countries , whether muslim or even we non-muslims , we are now seeing the support and companionship of the palestinian people in the form of rallies and reconciliations . this poison of the zionist regime has violated various international laws. one of his violations is children's rights, the number of which is more than 5,000 children who were martyred here is a very high number. therefore, children's rights should be judged based on these israelis. another legal defect in particular hospital. there have been provinces and public and civil centers , which culminated in hospitals. attacking hospitals is an issue that has never happened in the world in this situation, and this is an important demand. in the way that these prohibited weapons are used here and cause a lot of damage, the principle is that the israelis invaded gaza, on what basis did

dr.eah, jeremy, thanks for asking. you said it right. this book. his -- the core message of this book is the pursuit of the north star. this is why when i was writing this book i had so much a young audience in mind -- in my mind. i was hoping to have a conversation with that young audience, because i wanted to just share with them the, the process of through one's life when you are relentlessly pursuing a northstar passion curiosity against all odds, and it is a very authentic passion, authentic drive. and it probably makes it more real that when you are contextualizing that in an immigration story, because being an immigrant is also a journey of exploration, a journey of unknown. you pile that on top of a scientific journey towards the unknown, it has very interesting interplay between each other. no matter how you look at it. whether you look at it through exploration, through learning, through the courage of the fearlessness of, you know, trying to discover, or you look at it through

ok, dr. finkelstein your response. ok. the historical question, and then there's this actual question of today. historical question is in 2006 that these were almost draw some guys. in fact, israel re deployed its troops on the calendar. there are guys of israel control. the air space is around control. the water is really controlled. every thing that went into guys, every thing that was all the guys to know to get to the current situation, i was referred to the animals. how exactly are we referring to? we know for sure. do you go israel's president, mr. herd side said on the 2nd day on october a, he said we do not make a distinction between hallmark and the civilian population. there are no just saying he was right in on the point. there is nobody and nobody in the official position of the b 5 year old in dogs, so i'll have mosse never to, according to body. really bad. they pulled a crack. don't do all of crap. the finishes point and then i'll let, i'll give you time to start. wow. that since you're not admitting any wat

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dr. ragus opinions contradict the data in s report which demonstrated that race did not predominate in the changes to dtrt one. his own data shows thatolitics was a stronger predictor than race of whether a b.t.e. was move of district one. he concluded the was no correlation between race and whether they were moved into district one. that's page 111 of the joint appendix. those facts alone establish that dr. ragusa's thrnions in thisppeal are unreliable and unpre. but there's even more. for each of those three opinion he is committed other errors. he did not control for where in the district voters l >> i thought he said as far as geographic continuity, the size of the different districts was an adequate prox that? >> he did say traditial principles were embedded in his analysis. whatever he met that he did admit onross-examination he didn't test or conol for those principles whether they explain the decision the yen assembly actually made. that same error tremendous experts made in allen

host of "ask dr. drew." dr. drew pinsky.estinians and israelis have agreed on one thing, they hate his joke to rider comedian joe devito. and finally, her weight is so dry it causes brushfires. kat timpf. emily, there's a belief that when you get trump, you get trump derangements and normative your place and with any republican it's going to be insert that name derangement syndrome. whether it's desantis or whoever, it's going to be the same thing. do you agree? say yes and will move on. >> emily: yes. for sure. hatred is transferable but he holds that unique position where he will always be the pinnacle to the left. he said in the beginning in the intro how in those -- five of the six swing states he's demolishing biden in the polls. i think it bears underscoring he's leaving in the economy by 22 points in those states and others. americans absolutely trust him more than anything with their most precious commodity right now which is providing for their families. yet think about what else "the new york times" uncovered today

dr. pazki, there is a discussion about people's easy access to medical centers, which is one of the steps that have been taken. there is another discussion about these half-finished projects. now, the question that arises here is how much progress has been made in these 34 years and how much progress was made in the 13th government? unfortunately, these few percentages in the past years are an excuse due to the lack of sufficient funds and that there is a place to thank the benefactors of health, whether with the land or with what with the beginning of the construction of this complex, they may have contributed a lot to the construction of this hospital, but due to the increase in the population, we saw that the number of 110 beds that was originally planned for the hospital was not sufficient, and for this reason, the number of beds increased, naturally, this what was the number of 100? what year did it belong to? 10 beds. look at the 60th year of the land . no, he is now deceased . i re

dr. mohed, the deputy of the electronic government of the information technology organization, and we have started to investigate the ministry of communications itself as the custodian of this matter . mohed, how many service identifiers are defined in the postal company, in this post , there are 16 subservients with id cards, according to the latest statistics, 81 of them are now in electronic form, and the rest of these services are now sometimes, some of them are completely electronic, but the connection to the national window has not been established, and we can see this in the umrah section of the devices, that the service is electronic, but not connected to the window, that is, they have their own portal, they can provide it on their own portal , but the important thing is that we let's bring this to the national window and present it so that everything becomes one piece. it is mentioned in the law that these services should be available to the people through the national window , s

dr. mohed, and did it come to a conclusion? unfortunately, in the meetings where we had a special news discussion, friends promised to launch a window with university services, which did not materialize. i just want to explain that you can see that some of the services of the university of medical sciences are now being provided through the systems in the ministry's headquarters. the matter is done now, but the task of 100% services is now part of our services in the universities of science and medicine through their own special systems, which are providing services that these systems have not yet been connected to, and god willing, with the connection these hundred services will also be realized, mr. dr. mazhari, when will these systems that mr. dr. mowahed said will be connected, basically, i want to serve you , you won't let me continue my presentation, see, i will serve you, basically from 77 to 24 the service does not have the ability to connect, which means basically the content or

>>id dr. liu and dr. ragusa use it? >> they did and the other doctors and cooper and hill. >> there a two people who live in t same apartment building unr the county envelope method does the analysis that one can med and the other can't. one could stay in the district and the other could me? >> i don't belve that is the case because the county is relying on precincts. >> does at this time assume that all precincts could be moved regardless of their location. >> within the county envelope that a county le berkley or buford. so it is fair for dr. ragusa to assume that they could have been ve to c.d.-1 and black voters were at issue. >> justice sotomayor. >> i understand t reference that you are using,ut i understood that dr. liu was to produc maps that the state said it has used. >> that's correct. >> he never lkeat partisanship because thats e of the criteria tt was first used. >> that is correct. but as i understood the record a i know justice alito thinks it should have been assumed that partisahiwould have been the de

now we continue from beirout with dr.for your time dr. musawi. now before the speech of sayed hasan nasrullah, the pentagon actually. he deployed two aircraft carriers, along with their supporting ships to the eastern mediterranean to the eastern mediterranean to supposedly support the israeli entity, yet most of the group of battleships is docking, facing the coastal line of lebanon, and not occupied palestine. now after the speech, one us official, as we heard said that the level of destruction that lebanon will see will be immense in the event hizbullah escalates the confrontation. how serious? seriously do you and take those threats? well, first of all, we have to understand that when they try to wipe out ghaza from the map, when they make this kind of genocidal war against the palestinians, when they wipe out total neighborhoods with all of the families there, when they kill more than like 4,000, now they are going to be around 4,000 children when they kill 1000 people, two thirds of them or maybe the majority of...

dr. mohammad also pointed out, helped him. everyone realizes the dirty nature of these people and how can they lose their human nature? ok. now we have reached a ceasefire. well, please let me know the management when the axes of this operation are done. i mean that during this time, they have successive failures. today , they need this truce no more than us. you see, israel has had four failures. the first failure was the al-aqsa storm operation second, the rain of rockets and bombardment of the people , the failure of pp after a row . let's keep the results here, mr. dr. moghadamfar, mr. mohammadi, the four failures mentioned by dr. moghadamfar, along with the public opinion of the world, which has changed, even in the countries that supported the government of their men and their leaders from the zionist regime . widespread demonstrations and gatherings we were the people of the zionist regime . let me save the time for your excellency to see the reason why the zionist regime accepted

dr. critical sounds. good sir. so yeah, i know you sure. 100 and your and your little point, and since your 1000000 showed your point is a fair one and an accurate, there are a 1000000 children in that area. the question is, and this is what i want to talk about when we come back from the break. and steve, i want you to start us off here. you've heard discharge many times. the treatment that is riley's due to palestinians living in these areas like the gaza, is oppressive, is wrong, is not a charge that i'm making. it's been made by human rights groups. it's been made by palestinians. it's been made by many. what do you believe is the way for the treatment of those people by israel? i think that's a fair question. that's what i want. it will take on. when we come back, i'm talking to steve mazda parts and dr. norman finkelstein and we're going to be right back by the way, we'll continue this conversation with you as well. go to twitter and you'll find me there. and rick sanchez, tv or x or whatever they call it the

dr.waldinger, professor of psychiatry at harvard medical school and the director of the harvard study. his latest book, "the good life : lessons from the world's longest scientific study of happiness," came out this year. dr. waldinger, thank you so much for being here with us. what does your study show about the role of relationships and friendships in human health and happiness? dr. waldinger: what we found is that relationships actually protect us. they protect our health as well as our happiness. they get into our bodies and they actually keep us from getting the disees of aging as early and they help us live longer. ali: what are some of then the physiological effects of that? how does it how does it get reflected in our bodies? dr. waldinger: it seems to have to do with stress, that relationships help us weather the stresses that are normal in our lives. right? so that if something happens to me today that's upsetting, i can go home and call somebody or i can talk to my partner and

dr. sadral hosseini and dr. yazdan panah, one of the analysts of political issues and experts on west asian issues , are our guests in the studio. mr. dr. panah, i greet you , you are very welcome, please stop. allah, the most merciful, at the service of his excellency mr. dr. seder hosseini and all viewers. thank you very much, dr. sadr al-husseini. greetings. welcome to your excellency, dear guests and colleagues , as well as your educated viewers . inshallah, we will serve you a useful program. mr. dr. sardar hosseini, the resolution that survived the american veto but was rejected by the zionist regime, a resolution with a long delay in connection with the crimes of the zionist regime in qadha. in the name and memory of almighty god, yes, just as you said, even though it was like this in the first weeks an action was taken in the un security council, and with the veto of the united states and england, unfortunately, it did not go anywhere. after 40 days, something happened that , in f

dr. christina francis, a board-certified ob/gyn from fort wayne, indiana and chief executive the american -- american association of pro-life obstetricians and gynecologists. she is an associate scholar, a board member of indiana right to life, and a physician member of the abortion pill reversal network. let's welcome our guests. [applause] dr. francis, i am going to start with you. i would like to talk a little about how when abortion pill works my those who do not understand. dr. francis: i think it is important when we talk about chemical abortions were abortion pill's to understand exactly what it is we are talking about because sometimes there is confusion about that. some people will equate it with the morning-after pill or emergency contraception. that is not what we are talking about when we talk about abortion pill's. we are talking about a specific drug combination. the first drug is called mifepristone. that drug is intended to block the action of a crucial hormone in early pr