national coordinator, now the national coordinator of this study in ukraine is the public organization ed camp, and the state service for the quality of education is a co-organizer, yes, we managed to jump on this train, and in the fall we will hold a national research on measuring the level of formation of social-emotional skills. thus, having some understanding of the processes, that is , having assessed how they are configured in educational institutions, we understand that there are now different formats learning distance face-to-face mixed e-e we, in principle , e-e are working to adapt our toolkit that evaluates e-e processes to all these challenges, that is, having some understanding of the processes in the future , having an understanding of the results of training on the cognitive component of the component, and also having the results of the formation of socio-emotional or soft skills, we can then look more comprehensively at what our education gives to which, roughly speaking, what product does our education produce and make some decisions about adjusting educational policies but wh

ed and sudan. we heard from colonel richard camped and he — sudan.onel richard camped and he mentioned _ sudan. we heard from colonel richard camped and he mentioned cobra - sudan. we heard from colonel richard | camped and he mentioned cobra would have been, in his time, part of an evacuation of diplomatic staff or possibly also british civilians from a foreign country. do we know if there was a cobra meeting here in there was a cobra meeting here in the uk? we there was a cobra meeting here in the uk? ~ ~ ., , there was a cobra meeting here in the uk? ~ ~ ., y a, there was a cobra meeting here in the uk? ~ ~ ., , a, a, the uk? we know they have met and there have been _ the uk? we know they have met and there have been intensive _ there have been intensive discussions within government, but also between the british government and allies, we know for example the foreign secretary james cleverley was speaking to regional counterparts, including the foreign minister of djibouti, which was mentioned by richard kemp. there will be a lot of coordination

the worst of the mega camp growth comparison has already occurred says ed yardeni it would mark the mega cap first positive contribution to s&p 500 quarterly earnings growth since the first quarter of 2021. >> and you're going to hear about it in the next few weeks if apple starts talking about how business is picking up in china, for example, which the last thing we heard was that nobody was doing anything in china because there were lockdowns and big supply chain problems and now we're hearing that retail spending and consumer spending is much better there, so that could be an incremental positive we might hear better news on the advertising front. it's been in a recession it could be better for both facebook, instagram and google than analysts expect he has a point and ed is strong and his analysis is very good. >> i'm not going to say you have conflicting reports, joe, on apple today. the price target raised at jpmorgan to 190. ubs reiterates their buy they have $180 price target but suggest it's unlikely to outperform in the near term. >> okay. my response to that would be it's outp

ed has more. oh, piece by piece, thomas graham fixes his family's tent, living in a small refugee camp just outside the city of go math. there's plenty of time, but not much to do. at 22 years old, he should be studying for his final year in college. instead, he's doing odd jobs, he says, to survive. being displaced in the democratic republic of congo is tough for many, callaway, conical no. and on when i'm in the camp and as he students from gama in the final year like me and others during the internships, it really hurts my heart because of the war. a continue my studies. i wonder when i get to finish the years are just passing by thomas is one of nearly a 1000000 people who have fled their homes to him not just once, but 3 times. several civil wars have taken place in the d. r. c. during the past decades, why involving the c n d p militia from cuba region where my son alonzo cartucker, my studies started getting disrupted with the war against the c n. d p. we fled to congress chena for a whole year. then we fled again in 2012. all this meant that i had several blank years image cation. and here

. >> chairman ed heiman expressed some caution this morning on the economy. >> in the recession camp you have the rates, inverted yield curve and money supply contracting. you need to take a step at a time and i feel confident the fed should pause and see what happens. >> let's bring in diane swank now. good to have you with us where are you on whether there will be a recession or not are you with ed hyman or not >> i am, actually. and i think, you know, the stresses that we've already seen are additional tightening in the pipeline and there are unknowns out there of how much tightening it will be and i actually would prefer the fed take a pause. i wish they had taken a pregnant pause at the last meeting because we don't know how much credit tightening is in the pipeline but i think that's very important because that's going to really delineate who wants to hike rates one more time at the may meeting and ho does not. i think we're likely to see another quarter point rate hike. it's not come down as rapidly as the fed would like and they're going off the assumption that it will remain

camp. we didn't have our airplanes anymore, guns to fight with. we were going to fight to try to deny them the propaganda. >> reporter: there were attempts to escape, but none succeeded. ed after he was caught. i heard him go out that night. we said, well, the torture starts tomorrow. we were right. they tortured everybody in the camp. >> reporter: mike mcgrath was beaten within an inch of his life. >> this is a fan belt and they started beating us because they wanted to know who was involved in the escape. that's -- i still remember that. >> reporter: when north vietnam's leader ho chi minh died in 1969, the torture stopped and the north switched the popcorn to make the e hanoi hilton l look like a summemer c. then one day in 1973, the prisoners were lined up in a courtyard and told they would be released. not ready to believe it, they showed no emotion, but they were given fresh clothes and put on buses for the airport. where it became real. >> just great to see americans. >> reporter: the late jeremiah denton recalled the moment in an air force interview. >> an american plane at close range with the american flag on it, u.s. air force, and american military, uniformed

lot, which is the need to go beyond our our sort of warring camps and beyond the base and winning people over and i think you know his up edin the new york times is excellent. and it's not just because he's saying, you know, a lot of country musicians are centrists, which, of course i love to hear is that how do you build bridges? how do you take a non maximal position on this and appeal to people's hearts and heads and say, let's at least agree on school violence? let's at least find a way to de polarize this issue when our kids are being killed, and that's why it was such a powerful voice from the republican point of view. does it stand a chance? i just from a realist point of view at this point, the way the country is divided, it doesn't end its current shape and form. i think when you have efforts from country musicians and others that are voices that aren't like you or me, that makes more of a difference. i'm a gun owner here in new york city. i went through the process, and i even felt that even though it was thorough, it wasn't thorough enough. i think there are reasonable compromises that even republicans can get o

ed hyman. it's great to see you in person. >> thank you very much right back at you. >> so you're in the recession camp >> i'm in the recessionyou've got the rates, got an inverted yield curve and the money supply is contracting. that's mike tyson times three. >> were you encouraged by the trend that we got in the inflation report this morning? >> absolutely. and the trend in inflation, that must be 25 indicators that show a slowing trend. and so this is just, you know, one of them. but it's pretty broad spread from wages to rents to aluminum prices to egg prices online prices. it's everywhere, i think >> fed still thinks it has more work to do >> it still has more work to do. this business is tough as, you know, because you talk to people all the time an year and a half ago, the fed was on the transitory thing and i was going crazy on the other side, because everything i looked up at was going up. now they're on the sticky side and everything i look at is now thawing. and rents about to come off the boil here. and i think wages might also, but that's a tough one on the wages. >> you think they're going to make a mistake >> t

ed is always the biggest concerns when you have some of these speaks they a confidential spy and of the that you had deep deeply ingrained in the enemy campealed. overexposed. that does not appear to be happening. in this far as we can tell, no information from human sources. and so, i think it is less about wicked evil traders, although the kids into terrible, terrible trouble do not give me wrong, and is now more about dopey hackers who have really gotten themselves to weigh in over their heads. >> martha: yes, and we've also had very different takes on it in terms of what was revealed about how we survey ill others. and how we surveilled russia china israel and some pretty sticky stuff and a lot of that. but it goes to sort of the long list still of times when this president has photo sought to downplay. it's always been his choice and go to a number of different occasions. it is a montage that reflects this watch this doug. >> there is a taliban takeover inc. afghanistan now inevitable? >> no it is not. there's no one suggesting that inflation is in on the way. >> just possessing classified document you said said was totally responsib

, camps and braintree eourett— bases, camps and braintree eourett tow— bases, camps and braintree council tory controlled edan . so the battle today is all about the former raf base at wethersfield near braintree . wethersfield near braintree. plans there to house up to 1800 asylum seekers on that particular former raf station. the local council, local people in the village of wethersfield and surrounding areas say it's completely inappropriate because there are no facilities. i was down there a few weeks ago. there is one very small village shop and nothing else for these young male asylum seekers to do. they would not be detained in the base. it's not a detention centre . they would be allowed to centre. they would be allowed to wander in and around wethersfield and indeed go further afield . it's completely further afield. it's completely sort of unsuitable according to those campaigns airs and that's what they will be arguing in the court. but what the government is effectively going to declare a national emergency today as far as the small boats crisis base is concerned, this would allow them to adopt

various sort of hotel rooms, in camps waiting to get accommodation and to be actually put in— accommodation and to be actually put in g..— accommodation and to be actually edally, don't trying documentation, people have come here illegally, don't trying toiocumentation, people have come here illegally, don't trying to iocuiasylum. n, they're trying to get asylum. but don't have their but if we don't have their documentation, which we don't, in people are in most cases, people are claiming certain claiming to be certain ages which we don't verification which we don't have verification for, we saw that for, where obviously we saw that horrific story in the daily mail where year was where some 42 year old was pretending teenager, 17 pretending to be a teenager, 17 year year old. then we, year old, 17 year old. then we, of course, have to take that much seriously and much more seriously and sensitively, we should sensitively, although we should add, independent add, there's been no independent verification of that story. but yeah, the other verification of that story. butj yeah,-the other issue yeah, i mean, the other issue rnen— yeah, i mean, the other issue