dr.ane 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 is devoting 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. on your last name. that 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

dr. cesar padilla and dr.are gracious enough to every bite is a celebration with take time out of there 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 chiva rayadas de guadalajara. dr. padilla: yeah, 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 the 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 huge team, they're like the, you know, your 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 experien

dr. paul shuba shuba. mark is a member of the american association of law libraries and the bar of the supreme court of pennsylvania. he's a past chair of the american association of law libraries legal history, rare book specialist interests section. he recently retired as the editor in chief of unbound review of legal history and rare books. and mark has been a long time friend of the historical society and we are so thankful to have him here today to join me in welcoming him him. thank you all for for coming out on such a nasty day to to hear this. it's nice to be back in carlisle. i miss hotdogs and frozen custard at macy's and breakfast over at fay's, so it's nice to be back in town. and i think after this i'm going to head next door to the hamilton and grab a hotdog. but and i spent a lot of time in this place when i was working on on this this book, which which began its life as a master's thesis. i was a regular. and so almost every weekend they would find me here in the library d

dr. paul shuba shuba. mark is a member of the american association of law libraries and the bar of the supreme court of pennsylvania. he's a past chair of the american association of law libraries legal history, rare book specialist interests section. he recently retired as the editor in chief of unbound review of legal history and rare books. and mark has been a long time friend of the historical society and we are so thankful to have him here today to join me in welcoming him him. thank you all for for coming out on such a nasty day to to hear this. it's nice to be back in carlisle. i miss hotdogs and frozen custard at macy's and breakfast over at fay's, so it's nice to be back in town. and i think after this i'm going to head next door to the hamilton and grab a hotdog. but and i spent a lot of time in this place when i was working on on this this book, which which began its life as a master's thesis. i was a regular. and so almost every weekend they would find me here in the library d

dr. siyadi, there is another discussion about these hospitals. now, since shahid soleimani hospital was opened, the issue of electronic appointment is officially discussed. there is, yes, this electronic device is in our hospital and unfortunately you came yesterday , sir, the doctor has time for me, and it is not good to come to see that the doctor who took his appointment from another place may cause these disorders. yes, i have a place to defend the so-called government thirteenth, do it in the field of health, mr. doctor , have this defense, i will continue it, now we are talking about the hospital's electronic shift, the percentage is almost above 90, we are doing this, which means that now anyone who is in his blood can only come to shift. we have spent money to equip this hospital and now, as mr. dr. rahimi said , there are three hospitals in taleghan hospital, seyed al-shohda hospital, and kamalshahr hospital that we are collecting to some extent . half-finished treatment with the

dr. colleen shogan colleen shogan. so now it's my pleasure to introduce the archivist of the states. dr. colleen shogan colleen shogan. now it's my pleasure to introduce the chief justice of the united states supreme court, john roberts, jr. and now another pleasure to introduce the first lady of the united states of america, dr. jill. as we start this ceremony, i would ask that everyone please rise for the presentation of the colors by the navy color guard, followed by the singing of our anthem by millicent scarlett millicent scarlett. paul. pardon. oh, say hey, can you see. oh, is it also elongate or what? so we hit at the top. it's a classically meaning who's broadcast stripes and bright. is three oh plus eight or the three points we searched worse to leave in. boosting me group. three the late that often was still there. oh see it stands tall spangled. it will even or those. easy you see. in the. thank you again millicent scarlett. and once again on behalf of national archives foundat

so that is dr sultan aljaber�*s background, dr sultan al jaber�*s background, which dr sultan aljabericy conditions today after some areas saw major disruption over the weekend. a met office yellow warning for ice across much of northern england, the midlands and northern wales is in place until midday. cumbria saw some of the worst of the snow, with many being left without electricity and some having to find temporary accommodation. a friend who rang me at lunchtime yesterday said he couldn't get home and said, "can i come round to your house for lunch? " so he came at 12:00 yesterday, and he left at 10:00 this morning! he stayed with us last night. there were lots of people stuck and people putting people up and... just doing what we can to help. reporter yunus mulla is in cumbria in the north of england. he told me more about the conditions there and how people are being affected. disruption continues here in the lake district, the ambleside area here in the north of england. the focus now, say cumbria police, is a move to support the communities affected by the heavy snow on satur

dr. brainard -- today we are here for the presentation by dr. lael brainard director of the economic council assessing the recovery. this is a great opportunity for us, not just to welcome lael back but to seriously engage with the top biden administration official on what could only be described as a surprising and superb performance of the u.s. economy in the last 1.5 years, two years. as a former central banker and strong economist of note, lael brainard has grappled with these issues analytically as well as politically, as a policymaker. we are fortunate that she has agreed or offered to have an on the discussion following remarks. my admiration for lael brainard is sincere. she is now the fourth member of counsel serving as president biden's top economic council. she previously served as vice chair of the federal reserve. working on international, domestic, operational issues. in between all that, she was vice president at the brookings institute. this all came after she received her

dr. deborah pat. executive vice president of texas oncology, mr. joe -- senior policy analyst for the paragon health institute and dr. matthew fiedler, the joseph a pechman senior fellow in economic studies at the breaking schafer initiative on health policy at the brookings institute. you are recognized for five minutes for your testimony. >> chairman guthrie, ranking measure anna g. eshoo , my name is stephen four. i'm a practicing family physician in jackson, alabama. i am the cofounder of the family medical clinic of jackson which is a rural health clinic, and the chief of staff of the medical hospital and local director of nursing home. as president-elect of the american academy of family physicians, i'm happy to be here today representing 129,600 positions of student members of the afp here going to do family member -- medicine over 35 years ago as a national health service corps scholar to help serve an underserved community. i went there, paid my dues, did my time. i did with the

dr. bernard lefkow, retired major general of the united states army and a silver star. bronze star and purple heart recipient. the archive of this library contains thousands of letters to our 36th president. many of which concern the vietnam war. here are two letters from soldiers stationed in vietnam during the height of the president johnson's tenure in office, which reflect the dramatically contrasting views of the war held by americans, including our troops. dear mr. president, here's a picture of a little vietnamese girl and myself. she has three older sisters, two older brothers and a younger brother. they live in a village about eight miles southeast of danang. their mother was killed by the v.c. because of us. she is able to smile. it is our duty to keep that smile which portrays so much on her face. but there are many more who do not have the freedom. smile, which she has. it is our duty as americans to bring happiness to those who may otherwise never be as free of care as she to

dr. rahimi , there is a discussion about the construction of these hospitals. the discussion is about the architecture of these. colleagues, once again, those pictures, if you show them, talk about what the combination of colors creates. the combination of even the colors of the tiles that are used in these hospitals, a design team is working in the technical office of the ministry of health to create beautiful patterns in the hospitals . even in the last two years, many of you have changed my model design teams because of that you can find a very beautiful pattern in norperda. both in the color and in the use of equipment suitable for each department and decorations, special care is taken so that a professional interior design team is working on these issues, that 's why when we visit these hospitals , you also have a feeling. the most important part of the children's room is the number of beds you see in the rooms , just like a private marsan . and sometimes it is a single bed that can

dr. mohadi, because we have to say goodbye to the viewers of tv one. let's continue what is important in today's conference and talk more about the application of the issues that the president mentioned . follow us on the news network. actually, it should be that once these issues are raised on the ground and somehow we can say any of these issues. perhaps, together with each other, the issues of economic, social and political problems and crises may be created for the country , let's examine them once from an expert's point of view. the review and evaluation was done. how did you feel? among the most important topics , they form a framework together with each other. or in other words, the problems that are the result of these conflicts and require structural reform in each of these cases can affect other problems and dimensions and actually increase the complexity of this problem , so we can say that these seven axes that were examined and presented today in fact, it is the most importan

dr. faqhi, you are referring to the many products that have been made available to the industry by experts in the nuclear industry. yes, in the past years, there have been various products and we have worked a lot on industrial isotopes. yes, in the name of god, before answering your question , i would like to say hello and politely to the honorable people of iran, and i congratulate the research and technology week to the researchers and workers in the field of science. and technology really should god gut said to these dear ones who are taking steps in the path of upliftment of the country in difficult conditions despite the sanctions. they stand with all their strength and the fruits of their efforts bring happiness to the people of iran. yes, as you mentioned, industries are turning to advanced technologies to increase productivity, quality and, as a result, profitability, and among the advanced technologies are nuclear technologies, which is why there is a lot of demand in the indust

dr. manzoor, mr. dr. khandozi, all the trustees of the public finance system are talking about the single account , honorable president mian, they announce this in their approval , which means that we have reached our goal, which means that our goal is to manage the public finance system, which means that it is one of the priorities hi mr. doctor, this is the case, and this is one of the high audit institutions, their goal is the same . how long should this work be done? there were laws, that is, principle 53 was ruling. it was no longer necessary for us to participate in the development of financial policies, another work of the higher audit institutions, which mr. dr. himself is in the commission, in paragraph 19 of note 19, it is no longer time-sensitive. they used to do this, and in the past years, the timing was due to this transitional period. now, i think that the executive body should reflect their problems and issues to the ministry of economy and the central bank. the ministry of economy and the

dr. barzoui, secretary of the scientific and technological staff of the supreme council of cultural revolution, announcing the introduction of guests from the respected viewers of channel one. i say goodbye to sima and i invite you to join us for the beginning of the discussion on the khabar network. as i mentioned in tonight's special news talk about the security document. we want a national judiciary let's talk about the dimensions of the angles and the way of implementation and the achievements that it is going to achieve according to the routine of the special news discussion every night, first a report and then the beginning of the conversation about the progress of the agricultural industry in the shadow of scientists' companies for the first time the application of deep learning in artificial intelligence with measurement technology far and information technology in identifying the type of cultivation, level of intelligence and quality. this product has been used by us. this produc

dr. manzoor, mr. dr. khandozi, all the trustees of the public finance system are talking about the single account , honorable president mian, they announce this in their approval , which means that we have reached our goal, which means that our goal is to manage the public finance system, which means that it is one of the priorities hi, mr. doctor, this is the case, and this is one of the high audit institutions, their goal is the same . how long should all this work be done? this is a strong emphasis of the laws, that is, principle 53 is the rule. there was no need for us to participate in the formulation of financial policies again, which is another task the higher auditing institutions, which mr. dast personally commissions , have no regard for time. all the institutions should have done this work from the beginning of this year, 1402 , and in the past years, the timing was due to this transition period. i think that the executive body will then reflect their problems and suggestions to the ministry of

dr. khani, say that this action can help people and all the devices and organizations that work in the field of artificial intelligence to become one, and in fact, achieve the goals that have been set for two years. the past is clear , i will check it sooner, in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful. thank you very much for addressing this issue. a very good action that mr. president has taken in the discussion of the formation of the national and strategic council of artificial intelligence can be a very good start. we accept the fact that we have not taken any practical action in the field of artificial intelligence since the time when mr saying that we should plan so that we are at least one of the top 10 countries in the field of artificial intelligence. this is the first result that we have received so far. just as mr. doctor also said , we did not have a responsible institution in the field of artificial intelligence until now, but now a structure has been created that he wa

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it's dr. palmer. >> hi doctor palmer. >> caller: i want to state my solidarity and the services that they supplier show important and the workers need to be able to pay rent. and my other questions are about laguna honda. san francisco is the city that cares, san francisco is a wonderful place. with good oversight and why, has laguna honda not had equally oversight and how can we make sure that it occurs. it's a distinct and very different facility in san francisco general and needs distinct and different management. has a chief medical officer been hired yet? and lower level of yet, have beds been found for them? will laguna honda admissions committee be given the needed support to say no to inappropriate transfers from san francisco general given the pressure to place behavioral difficult patients anywhere? what are we doing about the shortage of board and care? and similar placements for behavioral disordered people in the city. thank you very much. >> thank you. that is the last public com

dr. saida anni wakar, dr. wakar joined unicef as a goodwill ambassador to commonwealth countries in 2002. she has also extensively researched the various issues relating to nuclear security in south asia and the middle east, defense, arms control and international relations. and vice skype from leicester, optician and founder of friends of al-a, an ngo based in the same city, ismail patel. mr. patel is also an advisory board member of the conflicts forum, director of islam expo, and member of the special advisory board of clear conscience. thanks for joining us to both of you. starting with you, um, dr. wagar, i usually try to start the show by asking our guests for their thoughts on what we've been seeing happening unfolding in the gaza strip in the west bank. as early as today, extens exclusive video was aired on the qatari news channel uh of bodies pile up inside a school in al falluja area, west of jabalia refugee camp in northern gaza with. people shot in the back of the head at poin

dr. khani, in this context , it is true that dr. moladah said that there are challenges to the responsibility and of course to creating a suitable platform, and we want to talk about these challenges. you see, the first challenge that i will raise is the point of human resources that dr. molazadeh said , we should let's accept the fact that we have a lot of problems in the field of maintaining a skilled workforce in the field of technology with these rights and benefits that we have. now we have defined that we cannot maintain our forces in any way, and a big threat is now facing the entire country's technology industry, and that is immigration, then we do not take this threat seriously. for us, come and ask questions from private companies and see if it has become a threat or not. this is a very important point. the discussion of this national council that has been created should it should be noted that this council is an introduction to creating a structure. let's not stop at this. seco

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dr.indgren: that is a great question. thank you. using the bathroom for the first time. [laughter] definitely. how do you go to the bathroom? oh, that is a whole other presentation. [laughter] we can talk about that. [laughter] yes, that is right. very carefully. how do you -- it is amazing, because we have incredible training facilities. we have a mockup of the interior of the space station. we get in our spacesuits to practice how to move around, use tools, the equipment we need. we,. we watch. we do all these things. -- read. we watch. we do all these things. they all like the biggest change we experience in space, weightlessness, so we have to relearn all those things. you get to the space station and everything is familiar and you know how to use the procedures, the tools but now you have to figure out how to do that floating so it takes a rookie about four to six weeks to become efficient and effective in that environment. surrounded on all six sides by equipment and tools, how to a

dr. michael schlosser senior vice president of transformation and innovation of nca health care. dr. benjamin nguyen and i hope that with the proper pronunciation of your name. mr. peter shen dr. christopher longhurst chief officer in association data u.s. san diego health and also dr. david newman-taker director of the division of neural visual vestibular disorders department of neurology professor of neurology at johns hopkins university. appreciate you all for being here taken the time to be here today. this hearing is important and i will begin by recognizing dr. schlosser for five minutes free opening statement. >> make sure your microphone is on. and you have it up to your face fuel lifted up towards you. >> thank you subcommittee and make member and chairman and ranking member toll on and members of this committee for inviting me to testify here today. i'm dr. michael schlosser senior vice president for transformation innovation in health care. the background in neurosurgery and op

dr. kohkneh, let's talk about the fact that, from the beginning of the al-aqsa storm and now until today, when about two months of this war in gaza have passed, more than two months of the war in gaza, we see that many countries that are on the same side its people were not with palestine and the people of gaza are holding demonstrations and shouting for palestinian ideals. stop the war sir they see what america is doing in the cease-fire in gaza . the one who created the light is from the light, praise be to god, who created the light, to the light, god is the greatest , god is the greatest , god is the greatest , god is the greatest. long live ali salah. hai ali al salah hai ali al falah hai ali al falah god bless god, god is great, there is no god but god , there is no god but god. let's look at the fact that from the beginning of the al-aqsa storm and now until today, when about two months of this war in gaza have passed, more than two months of war in gaza, we see that many countries

dr. khayam nekui, deputy minister and head of the agricultural research, education and promotion organization, along with mr. dr. barzoui, secretary of the scientific and technological staff of the supreme council of the cultural revolution. mr. dr. khayam nekui . greetings. coming to the unveiling of the national security document judiciary what does judicial national security mean? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i say hello to mrs. emami and the viewers. dear this news department , first of all, i feel it necessary to give a special thanks to the secretary of the cultural revolution council, who has been working hard to compile a document in the field of judicial security since 2019, and also to the honorable presidency of the islamic republic of iran, who issued the judicial security document as the head of the supreme council of the cultural revolution. minister respected jihad of agriculture and the representative of the respected religious jurist in jiha

here. why did dr.anov begin to operate chinese patients, he has enormous experience, and distance does not play a role in life, and he sits in his control room as if the patient is in the next room, dr. romanov is 42 years old, and his life motto is a tattoo on his arm, those who do not can change his brains, cannot change anything, well, this is just a quote that i liked and... which may be ideologically somehow close to me, therefore, in the meantime, the arrhythmia has been stopped, it’s time to return to our patient. nikolaych, it’s almost like a feeling, i felt practically nothing , you’ll go home right away, well, of course, dr. romanov’s patients are adults and children, he performs unique operations, this is footage from another operation, there’s a child on the operating table, for this operation dr. romanov and his... team received an award for the best doctors in russia have a calling, this is how the stars of channel one told this story. nver was born in pyatigorsk, born with a severe heart

dr cece calhoun, thank ou limiting disorders. dr cece calhoun, thank you so — limiting disorders.nk you so much for— limiting disorders. dr cece calhoun, thank you so much forjoining - limiting disorders. dr cece calhoun, thank you so much forjoining us - limiting disorders. dr cece calhoun, thank you so much forjoining us on | thank you so much forjoining us on newsday today. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines for you. the venezuelan leader, nicolas maduro, has ordered military exercises by the venezuelan armed forces around an oil—rich disputed region with guyana, after a british warship was deployed to the guyanese coast. president maduro accused london of breaking the spirit of an agreement with guyana to avoid military operations and ordered his defence chiefs to carry out operations in the region. nikki haley — one of the contenders for the republican presidential nomination — has sought to downplay comments in which she seemed to reject slavery as the cause of the american civil war. at a town hall meeting, ms haley said that the conflict had been abou