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 is devoting herself to inspiring young people around the world to do much 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. so, thank you very much for coming here. and we are going to go through a lot of what you have done and the things that made you -- make you so popular. on your last name, that kind of describes everything. "good all.” so, you ever thought of changing it to "good for all" because you are doing so many things, or "great all"? dr. goodall: [laughs] we have on our website good for all news, which is -- because i truly believe that we need to know the doom and gloom, we do, b

dr.rezai, who "60 minutes" first met 20 years ago. dr. rezai is a neuroscience pioneer who has developed treatments for parkinson's disease and other brain disorders. for over a year, we followed this master of the mind as he attempted to delay the progression of alzheimer's disease and its worst symptoms using ultrasound. as we first reported in january, we saw a cutting edge approach to brain surgery with no cutting. >> if we can, we should not be doing brain surgery. >> you're a brain surgeon. >> i am, but i should be out of a job. brain surgery is cutting the skin, opening the skull. it can be barbaric. >> it looked like a scene from a sci-fi movie. >> make you a little bit more comfortable. >> a halo-wrapped patient pusht into a tube as a team of doctors manipulate his brain from the other side of theglass. >> high and modulate power, okay, we're ready to go. >> reporter: dr. ali rezai allowed us to witness his revolutionary attempt to use ultrasound to slow down the cognitive declin

dr. kessler's definition of addiction would classify most coffee cola and tea drinkers as addicts. caffeine addicts. many people experience a strong urge for a cup of coffee each morning, and there is a well-documented physical withdrawal syndrome associated with the consumption of coffee and caffeinated, soft drinks. nonetheless, i seriously doubt that the american public would say that these characterize six put caffeine in the same classes addictive drugs such as cocaine and heroin. and i don't think anyone would seriously suggest that the fda consider regulating coffee, tea or soda as drugs, even though soft drink manufacturers routinely add caffeine to their products. in the same vein. the manufacturers of alcoholic beverages constantly monitor the alcohol content of their problems. products through the fermentation process to precisely control the level of alcohol. in addition, some wines are fortified, fried with added alcohol. nonetheless, reynolds tobacco is not aware of any effo

dr. dr.n and his ministers have stated many times that the basis of management of these programs will be the upstream programs, that is, the vision document 1404 , the general policies of the system and the seventh progress plan , the seventh five-year progress plan, if he wrote a plan it is possible that the foundation and base of that program are the above documents. many may say now that it is impossible for us to achieve an economic growth of 8%, but finally, the above document demanded this. he said that you should do something to reach this 8% from the health system the cost of treatment from the patient's pocket should be reduced , the insurance coverage should reach 100, and that our medical education should be such that for every 100,000 people , we now have so many doctors. the upper documents of samaam and taamat , but when i compare, i see that the upper documents are consistent with the presented plan , i can't say why you made a plan to achieve the goals set by the upper documen

dr.eff rhodes, the vice president for research at notre dame. he coordinates all their research activities including with the department of defense. becomes there from working at purdue where he ran their institute for national security. he's a graduate of michigan state university where he received his undergraduate and graduate degrees. i would like to thank both of them for joining us today and turn it over to dr. rhodes. dr. rhoads: thank you for doing this today. arun set us up in our introduction but we can start, people would appreciate the role of the joint chiefs writ large but maybe you can tell us deeper about your role in the building and contextualize today's talk for us. adm. grady: thank you. thanks to neia and everything you do. the vice chairman is a unique position, i think if you were to draw a vent diagram and look at the intersection, in the middle of four worlds. the first policy strategy piece, a member of the deputies committee and the joint chiefs of staff, workin

dr. mohsen zangineh, another member of the program , budget, and calculations commission of the islamic council , is our guest in the studio . i greet both of them, and of course we will start this conversation on the news network. rahman al-rahim, i am at your service and all my dear people . i am polite. inshallah , we will have a good conversation tonight. also, in the presence of mr. dr. who is one of our very good colleagues, mr. dr. qavami, you are very welcome to the studio of wijeh, in the name of allah, rahman al-rahim, i am at your service. dear people of iran, i say hello and good night, and i also thank sed and vasima that in order to increase knowledge more and show that they have correct and accurate criticism of the cabinet . they are actually preparing. we hope that, god willing, it will help to form a powerful government in the province should be presented government week, and also to my dear brother mr. dr. zanganeh, who is present in this conversation, and thank you ver

dr. sadegh come from, where did he get to where he was, he went through the steps of advancement in a scientific and specialized way to get here, so we do not specialize in him. we can it means that one of the best options proposed by mr. president is dr. sadegh. he started as the head of the department, now he is the deputy minister. regarding my record, he has a clear record . i mean, today in the public space of society, when you talk about an official or manager , they put a question mark in front of him, saying that he has committed a violation in some place. if today, mrs. sadiq, maybe sometimes, some people have a way of arguing simply because of the authority that was in charge during that time. for this reason, i consider his record to be very brilliant in matters that have been discussed, for example, i accuse him of i have a request from dr. sadegh that, for example, you should annex this land to a certain city. well, according to the law , they are not allowed to do this, beca

dr.eff rhodes, the vice president for research at notre dame. he coordinates all their research activities including with the department of defense. becomes there from working at purdue where he ran their institute for national security. he's a graduate of michigan state university where he received his undergraduate and graduate degrees. i would like to thank both of them for joining us today and turn it over to dr. rhodes. dr. rhoads: thank you for doing this today. arun set us up in our introduction but we can start, people would appreciate the role of the joint chiefs writ large but maybe you can tell us deeper about your role in the building and contextualize today's talk for us. adm. grady: thank you. thanks to neia and everything you do. the vice chairman is a unique position, i think if you were to draw a vent diagram and look at the intersection, in the middle of four worlds. the first policy strategy piece, a member of the deputies committee and the joint chiefs of staff, workin

dr. dr. dr. dr. dr. dr. dr. dr. dr. dr. dr.should also refer to the famous saying of paying special attention to the budget planning organization. they should know that this is one of the important matters, that there are two very valuable factors, one is the world of the people , and the other is the preservation of the people's assets. it is our duty , we must do our best, and our maximum thinking should be such that whatever we do, god forbid , there is a danger to the people and to the geography in which we have to live, mr. doctor, sometimes it is human encroachment on natural resources that causes there is a crisis, for example, there was a river somewhere, now the rain has decreased, but people are going to build houses , now as soon as a rain comes , it destroys the houses, this is not the fault of the rain, this is the fault of those who came here, what about the ministry of interior or municipalities they have a responsibility to prevent such incidents from happening. yes , of course, i said that the 1,446 km , the ma

dr. qahempanah, you gave a brief definition of the national unity government, which we hear a lot these days in the cabinet and in the fourteenth government of the government of mr. mr. doctor. many times in debates and in various speeches, they emphasized that a single group cannot rule the country and the country cannot be ruled by fighting. the agreement was based on the principle that let's be compatible with each other, let's agree when there is a conflict in one place. when there is a dispute, we come to an agreement, and this agreement means that we all agree on a common principle and principles compatible with our own goals , how to run the country. insurance, the problem of energy imbalance, the problem of people's livelihood, the problem of inflation turbulent region problem. the problem of foreign enemies and thousands of other problems that exist in the country, 40 years and 44 years since the revolution, we believe that the position of iran should be higher and higher than wh

dr. dr. qaim pannah , let's see a report, let's go back to the studio and talk about other issues of the executive vice president. 11th of august chairman in a decree, the president appointed mr. mohammad jafar ghaempanah to the position of executive vice president and head of the presidential institution. naturally, the changes are in the direction of improving things and improving efficiency. according to the decree of the president, the realization of the government's goals within the framework of the vision document and general policies. the position of supreme leader is among the duties of the executive vice president. we look at the general policies and program rules of each device and perform its duties. the institution of the presidency and the vice-executive are also acting in the same direction. it is natural that we look at all people in all parts of the country. executive vice president change he mentioned the approach of the apparatus and gaining the people's satisfaction as one

dr. brad smith, head of the team assigned to interpret voyager pictures described the film an hour ago and there's a lot going on in this time lapse sequence. i feel that the spokes are trying to tell us something, although it may be days or weeks before we really understand just what they are trying to tell us. by that time, you would all gone. so we're going to share with you this morning and, all of you out there can do some science right along with the rest of us in trying to see what's. there's a lot of complex activity on. one tends to see some spokes looking as though they're sharing out. others seem be forming. others seem to be fading away. so why don't we just go to it and we can all analyze the spoke. go through it twice, fairly and then twice a little more slowly. you have to be careful of projection effects, but it appears that some of the features actually. to it. dr. smith also showed a new and spectacular color picture of the rings. now this is greatly exaggerated color, b

dr. tim howard, a wealthy physician, gifted orator and the founder of the regional council of -- leadership, a premiere civil rights organization active in the mississippi delta. there will be hell to pay in mississippi. decent citizens are not going to continue to be treated like this dr. howard announced after learning about till's murder. as seen in this publication in which dr. howard wrote foreword. mississippi was as a ticking time bomb and epitomized the savagery that characterized the us south. and i'll just add when emmett till killed in august of in august of 1955, he was just latest of a string murders that were happening in that summer. i keep was killed in may in the states and two weeks before till was killed. another man was killed on the courthouse lawn of mississippi for trying to register people to vote. so people saw emmett till as just the incident happening in the state. born in murray, kentucky, in 1908, dr. howard was called the most controversial figure in mississi

which dr. king did and so when that happened when dr. king was killed nixon wanted to go and pay his respect before the funeral two coretta scott king. and so you got to go on that very sad, but and very poignant but really memorable trip. and this is will tell the story that led up to this. yes and let me add to what frank just said. dr. king had wanted to meet general eisenhower and nixon acted as an introductory role there. this is a picture taken in dr. martin luther king and mrs. king's bedroom. we flew down there. first of all. the president was torn he he wanted to be president of all of the people. but he did not want to take on a political overtone like it was being used some way. it was a very touching moment and i described this quite quite thoroughly in the book. but we mr. nixon and i got on a plane on a saturday morning just the two of us. bob applinelf went nixon's great friend gave her the point giving us a point and we went down and we had sent one advance man. nick rui down there. and nick got a car and we went over to

dr. greetings . to you, my respected colleague, dr. ali mardani, and to all dear people, i hope that tonight we will present a good program that is pleasing to god, god almighty , god willing, mr. doctor. sir , mrs. dr. mohammad begi and the honorable people of iran, who are the voice you can hear us. greetings to you, ministry of health. and medical education is the main guardian of the health of the public , from providing various health services to the access of everyone to medical services, as well as training experienced personnel and strengthening the scientific base of the country in the medical fields that are related to this ministry. one of the most important points in this period is that the honorable president himself, due to his experience in the position of the ministry of health, medical education , and the responsibility of this ministry, they have full respect for the challenges and problems facing this ministry. what is all this? as i said, it is the work of the person who will be introduced as the minister of the 14t

♪ >>> dr.ed in my life. it's just, like, real terror. and then i just kind of went numb. so, i just turned around and started washing dishes 'cause that was the only thing i could do to calm down. >> but kelsey turner had received more than $500,000 from dr. burchard, so what was in it for her to murder her meal ticket? why kill the golden goose? >> because he didn't want to be her golden goose anymore. he was going to take it all away. >> he had been her whale. >> yeah. >> according to pena, you know, he's just lifeless. and now they don't know what the hell to do. >> i started freaking out, and then they just started yelling that i need to clean the house up. he had a gun in his hand. he's covered in blood. i probably would've jumped out the window if he asked me to. i was scared. i didn't want them to do what they just did to dr. burchard to me. kelsey knew him a lot longer than she knew me, and i just witnessed it. >> did you ask yourself even then, why didn't i do more to stop this? >> yea

dr. zafar qandi, the head of the medical system organization, was not anyone else, the challenge of the party the challenge of the medical system is not with the ministry of health, the problem is that we have a legal structure, we have the supreme insurance council, which has a legally defined position, but the supreme insurance council does not have a legally defined composition. that is , our three basic insurances have one vote each, the ministry of health has one vote, and the medical system has one vote each no matter how much he wants to write one vote, he does not have one more vote, and those three basic insurances, namely the armed forces health insurance, the health insurance, and the social security health insurance, are the ones that determine the final result and write the final decision, and finally it comes to the government for re-examination. it can and will be declared that we are guilty, even if we want to consider someone , it is not the fault of the medical system an

dr. raisi and the ministry of dr. ain elahi and also the perspective, yes , it was a combination of their programs and by the way, it was also a part of the programs that we in the commission, we prioritized 16 programs on the 7th plan and the notified policy of the health sector that we have, according to what you said, the main things that have been done in the framework of this program are the general policies of the population of the 7th five-year plan and the horizon of the vision of the vision of 4d and 1404. in 16 areas, designing the program is very idealistic because of the ideality of the program. because the problem-oriented program has not been developed without operational classification and phasing, we doctors always say an emergency work, a medium-term work, a long -term work, the programs that i saw were mostly long-term, that is, in a version of 3 months, a cut of one year and 4 years old, from where do they want to start , we don't see where to reach, while we are facing serious challenges in the fie

dr. and dr.arkandi himself, if they have positive documents , there are still other issues left. the islamic society of doctors does not have a license from the ministry of health. i asked if there are positions there. yes, their positions are mainly through the iranian medical society association. apparently , they do not have a scientific or association license. to the health and stage commission. if there is a license to acquit them of their statements, their tweets, they are acquitted of their position in the axis of resistance , they should present it to the health commission to the parliament , although in the case of the officials of the islamic republic, the standard is the condition of our people, important qualities, mr. doctor, if even the leadership as you said, they are the father of the country , they have a paternalistic view, i am a revolutionary, i must be careful as my representative, the guardian council must be careful , i the supervisory body must be careful to do my duty in

dr. kenan moghadam. dr. sadr al-husseini pointed out the unity of the islamic republic of iran in response to the assassination of martyr haniyeh, and in the midst of their talks , we made a slight evasion to the axis of resistance . iran means assassination of martyr haniyeh. we see that after the martyrdom of ismail haniyeh, the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah, seyyed hassan nasrallah , emphasized these issues in his speeches. it will be resistance in the whole front, each in the same way, with their own methods, with their own facilities and even their own times. you saw that seyyed resistance, seyed, started a psychological war in his speech, and he said that slowly, slowly, shuya , shuya means you think. don't say, for example, that we are in a hurry to complete the operation once and finish it, otherwise we will involve you in a psychological war and a war of attrition. the next point is that the resistance front from ansarullah in bab al-mandeb to hashte shaabi in iraq to the popular forces u

dr. zahrovand, mr. dr. ajulo, thank you very much for the presence of both of you in the studio for the special news interview and the analyzes you provided. thank you for accompanying each and every one of you, dear compatriots, as you have seen and heard that the organization of islamic cooperation is fully responsible for terror crimes in the statement of the zionist regime. ismail haniye said, thank you for your company , good night and god bless you.

mr dr.mpanah, in the same satisfaction of the people that you mention now and emphasize that the members of the 14th government are also the head of the president , they emphasize the implementation of the upper documents of the 7th plan . i mean , first of all, let me tell you, because it is the week of my government, we government employees from the minister. until the last level, when they consult with the people in the electricity department, in the municipality, in the social security organization, in the hospital, first of all , the belief must be created that the people are our masters. pride does not speak. we must speak to people out of respect for our own masters, who are people. we must speak with respect, so from this government week, i ask all the government employees, all the dear ones who are working in this government , to show this approach in the society that the people are our masters and we should honor them in front of the people , respect them even if they have an illeg

dr. martin luther king jr. malcolm x and lesser known but no less important. ella baker, who helped to not only organize acp chapters in the 1940s, was part of the southern christian leadership conference. dr. king's organization and perhaps most significantly, help the student nonviolent coordinating committee gain its footing and essentially have the wings that it needed to sort in the moment of the black freedom struggle. so let's just talk a little bit about the timing of this book, because i think that's very important. the book opens essentially as a consequence of series of lectures that you gave in 2011. so let me just set the backdrop to what is the core analysis of this book and why we why you were in particular interested in those three towering black freedom struggle figures during the obama era? yeah, when i delivered those lectures, michael brown was still alive. you know, sandra bland was still blogging. you know, and sandra speaks. george floyd had moved from houston to mi

dr. mezikian according to the records and experiences that we have from him. in fact, we have, and according to the investigations we have done, well, according to their progress in urban planning during the time when they were working as the secretary of the supreme council of architecture and urban planning, they are actually a type of politics. implementation of the investment in urban development, which led to an increase in housing prices, and this policy of reformation, which often limited the structures of urban development. and considers the lines of the legal boundaries of the cities in line with vertical development , it is a policy that leads to an increase in the price of land and housing, and based on this policy that was actually applied, the experiences that they of the dilapidated urban tissues that the deputy of tehran municipality and the group worked on in fact, the many that we actually have in this collection , which is about 25% of the gross domestic product of our c

dr. ali mardanani, you are my good colleague and i have devotion to serve his highness, but i wish that mr. zafar qandi's strictness in the areas of his political stances in his political positions , which many times at all he is in line with the military and has been fed by the bbc. i have his photos. i have a large number of his tweets and letters that are fed to the national networks. so why do we not see a community program from them in the last two decades in advancing the goals of the revolution? see, we are our priority. now the pain of the pupil is preventive health education of students his doctor wrote a letter about the training of medical students and was against increasing the capacity, while we need to increase, we are currently short of doctors according to international indicators. yes, we say that increasing the capacity of doctors should be based on the possibilities of increasing equipment in universities of medical sciences . we accept this. i wish they would include t

dr. bezikian, or the dear ones who participated in the elections and voted for another candidate , or the good people of our country who did not participate in the elections because of their demands or criticisms and complaints, we are today. we are proud to serve all the people of the country. the atmosphere of the country demanded that the government , in line with its missions, which are the demands of the people, to answer the problems and issues that the good people of our country have in the field of livelihood, problems and social issues and other problems, so that it can use all its powers to name its name. government of national unity let it be said that the point that mr. dr. mezikian made in his talks in the debates and the meetings he had with the people, i think they generally accepted that everything mr. mezikian says is based on his beliefs. the fact is that the personality traits of dr. mezikian, his ethics , his commitment, his honesty, naturally do not bring anything to

dr. quincy brown. [applause] >> thank you for welcoming us to your beautiful campus today. and i heard it was freshman orientation on top of all of this. joe and i are familiar with that first day here in new orleans where the heat just sort of hits you in the face. but that's ok. and i thank the press for being here, because without your being here you give people hope because you are going to hear about the apaysing things they are doing here at tulane and those people who read online, that will give them hope. thank you for being here. it's great to be back in new orleans where scientists and researchers are at the forefront in this fight against cancer and whenever i meet with cancer researchers and scientist, one thing that stands out is the relentless optimism. they hear words like never and think maybe not yet, but one day soon. as president, joe has invested in that resolve. because that's what turns into the miracle that patients and their families are praying for. of all the thi

dr. low oversaw team of dfcs explorers who found $850.00 tiny spirals or molten droplets using a magnetic sled that was dropped from the expedition vehicle to kilometers under the surface of the ocean. he believes that these objects, each about half a millimeter in size are most likely made of an unfamiliar material composition that is much stronger than the iron found in regular normal meteors. further testing is ongoing, but dr. low believes that these fuels could have either originated in another galaxy or were created by intelligent life. we're happy to be joined today by dr. ivy low. he is the frank, be bear junior, professor of science at harvard university. where since 2007, he's been director of the institute for theory and computation at the center for astro physics. he chaired the department of astronomy and harvard from 2011 to 2020 . and he founded the black hole initiative there in 2016. a. dr. ivy loves thank you so much for being with us. thanks for having me. i have to say