for decades equitable was one of life in america's least violent countries. now it has a homicide rate higher than that of mexico. what's going wrong? is it down to by block congealed raphielle bank policy? a. hi thing is the boat i have, but yeah, i would rather say the lot or where are we missing an extremely we get state incapable of leaving controlling the means of vitamins. it has been going on for a bank at the very least. but as soon as the last 5 years i would say that they dump lars have better when i go to the territory, especially in some problems is that i key to coffee king. then the police system. not only you only do a thing and then actually lives on the sensors of the ability to transform these dramatic situation. not surprisingly, corruption is wrong pond. on and to moments, for example, is the threats of violence are immediately part of any aggression when it comes to what's on the worth of trying to face an or at least announce then corruption, the most feasible phase less if they're not louisiana. he says here in the years, but he's not t

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we've heard repeatedly about and equitable system and equitable global or the ultimately, i think some of the rich re coming out has been a one year round. we're lining the global awards and creating the great of taxes for the member states of bricks as well as other and developing nations. those that could potentially join a china. i think some of these countries of so called try to treat a very, to likely and be as diplomatic as possible, but at the same time, remaining from around what bricks wants to achieve and being that alternative for each member states and possibly creating an alternative to the g 20 to the g 7. china has been pushing for expansion of the group. a country like in just a little bit more weird, re not wanting to empower potentially china with in the breaks group because that's also relationship with as being some strain. and at the same time, china, i have seen increasing strain with the west and want to bolster the power of the police group in front of the thank you very much for that. that side corresponded finding them in the joining us live from johannesburg

up for decades equitable was one of life in america's least violent countries. now it has a homicide rate higher than that of mexico. what's going wrong? is it down to bad luck and geography or bank policy size? thing is the boat i have, but yeah, i would rather say the lot or where are we missing? i'm extremely weakest stating, capable of leaving, controlling the means of vitamins. it has been going on for a bank at the very least. but as soon as the last 5 years i would say that they dropped lars, have been in whitman. i control the territory, especially in some problems, is that i key to desktop seeking, then the police system. not only you only be paying a national and from sensors of the quantity to transform these dramatic situation. not surprisingly, corruption is wrong fund on and to move in, for example, is the threats of violence are immediately part of any question when it comes to what some of the words the trying to face and or at least announce then corruption . the most feasible phase was it's a non louisiana, he says here in the years, but he's n

the sotheby's address, he used to some of those words you've just mentioned in cosivity and more equitable global, or the south africa is also invite to the number of hits of states from the african countries. and this is in line with all that because policy in terms of supporting african countries developing countries and trying to boost their economies and development and growth. he's also said and use this phrase sustainable development . and this is what's called africa. it's looking to, like, is looking to within districts block is that this is a grouping. all buttoned provincial come countries, emerging economies that can help drive sustainable and inclusive pros across africa . and this is what is important to south africa in terms of its own development of the african continent, grows south africa will benefits. we know that the brakes is looking at expansion. but we also know that there hasn't been complete consensus around that country like south africa once that expansion. so does russia, the countries like brazil and in the consent that should grow its influence globally might

they must be paid for in a fair and equitable manner. say, should diversity products can generate jobs and income, and offer, like tentative to the private transportation of natural resources. is these fees all of the pillars of the ecological transition plan that we will launch for? we cannot make and productive integration to flourish. it would be necessary to increase e and the connections between the 2 sides of the atlantic. inexplicable that we do not have direct flights between some piles. enjoying this book. kyra, what would the cost essential increase in the flow of people trade and tourism that for i believe it to be very important on the proposal made by the brakes. business council of establishing a multilateral agreement of pass services for the group with the main national trends full and evaluation of priorities from the countries. very relevant proposal because a briggs have a unique chance of shaping the global development box. you business people, you're part of these efforts to gather countries, make copies of the globa

portland schools artwork shopping, "equitable grading practices."nments. you guessed, all being done in the name of racial equity. according to eat the schools hand out, do not issue zeros and provide a minimum grade greater than or equal to 50% for work that does not meet expectations, incomplete, or is missing. we reach out to the school district for comments, but we have not heard back yet. jessica, all of the stuff on equitable toll grading takes away from real life where these kids need to balance if they get a job or have a sports after school and what this does is not prepared and for the future. >> i'm very against us. it is just workshop at this point and i hope they don't go for it. there is something else that they were going to try and the oregon school district that got scratched when the previous governor, and i think these are dangerous experience are going to put us even further behind where we have to go. i would say again that i have not met real life people who are supportive of these kind of measures. >> i might be one of them. n

so as to what makes a i, technologies changing more secure or reliable controllable and equitable for me out judge them. and so we should increase people to people exchanges and promotes for mutual learning between civilization bogged at all. or there are many civilizations and development tests in the world. the young and this is how the world should be. this point from human history will not end with a particular civilization or system general. hi, not by a ton of bricks. countries needs 2 champions of inclusiveness, an advocate, peaceful coexistence, some harmony between civilizations, doubts unknown cohorts. we should respect all modernization, past the date that each country chooses on its own should and oppose a logical rivalry. systemic confrontation and the clash of civilizations, human hearts, and drunk or dr for the agency. and we need to make good use of such measurements at all as the break seminar on governance function. the break far on people's people in culture exchanges some positive and the women innovation contest to defend the zip codes, people exchanges and streng

it's an opportunity for them to be equitable and inclusive. and that is what the global sounds like you. absolutely, we've been speaking to so many interesting people with that to get their insights all and it breaks on what it stands for and where it's hiding. we spoke to the chief of strategists, to all the russian state, the company. here's what he has by speak of the russian is always has its own approach. we know that there are international standards that define higher requirements for green projects. and of course we finance like projects as well. all countries have their own understanding of green. they also use international standards which they adapt and that those elements which they consider important. every year we offer new ideas and projects. this is very important because the g 7 countries are very united to the point. if you want to speak at a g 20 in other forums, you can see that they have a common position and they only slow be very hard for it. we also need such low b opportunities for them, such as the brakes for them, gi

n 4 progress break stands for inter civic e and for a more equitable order. but it's also stands for sustainable development. we are an inclusive formation of developing and emerging economies that are seeking to work together to benefit from our rich histories, rich cultures and systems to advance the prosperity of the peoples of all countries. we do so because we know that poverty inequality an under development are the biggest challenges facing humanity. we are therefore determined that the bricks partnership which has been growing in importance and influence over the years must be honda, is to drive it into a safe global economy recovery advancing. the african agenda for us is a strategic priority. a south africa during its church ship of fix it is for this reason that we have chosen as a theme for this year's summit, breaks in africa, partnerships for mutually accelerated growth, sustainability, and inclusive multilateralism. we welcome the ongoing engagement of fix countries with africa and the spirit of partnership and mutual respect. we are pleased to

the president of subjects and should have all this time in 13 years and a historic referendum and equitable vases reject running for oil in an amazon was them one of the wells most i've as far as fees, the u. s. president joe biden has promised to help the people of hawaii as while 5 ravaged all in a valley for as long as it takes is visiting the on and off to wall fives. 2 weeks ago killed move and a 100 people, some 850 people are still missing. as such crews with cut out adults continue to look for human remains. the president told residents of the he know that the us is grieving with them and praise the f. it's all those who are helping victims as government. his face mounting criticism for being too slow to respond. we're focused on what's next, as rebuild a longer long term, rebuilding for long term and doing it together to help get us back on our feet to rebuild the way we want to rebuild. by making sure your voices are heard by respecting your traditions. by understand the deep history remaining the sacred ground and establishing your community not to change his character, but re es

and also facilitate the building of a more just and equitable global governance. now uh, i checked the most ritual data and it says china is boring trade. we do the other 4 member countries actually sort of 19 percent until nearly 4, sorry. 2.4000000002.4 trillion, one or box. uh, $330000000000.00 us dollars in the 1st 7 months of this year and there's accounted for about 10 percent of tried as total sporting treat volume during the period. in part from the trade of the members are actually also expected to address different challenges such as a global climate change. and over the past decades, actually, the bricks, countries have intensified collaboration in the energy sector to ship from fossil energy, to cleaner energy. and there's a growing potential for future cooperation between these countries. i live in the sector in china is actually the rose largest producer of solar and wind put in for the biggest install capacity. and it also has the world's largest covered market ad remains the top producer of new energy, diesels, 4008 consecutive years. so it has bee

it described a more adjusted -- more equitable america.y credit it with the civil rights law of 1964. president joe biden and vice president kamala harris met with dr. king's family and march organizers on monday. >> our country was founded on many noble principles. including e pluribus unum. to live up to that requires moral clarity on behalf of every american. the vast majority of us have more in common than what separates us. yet there are those who are intentionally trying to divide us as a nation. i believe each of us has a duty to not allow factions to sever unity. >> the original speech brought more than 250,000 people to the capital -- capitol. on saturday, thousands gathered at the lincoln memorial to mark the anniversary but also two ways concerns that they dream of racial and social equality is under threat. organizers said political extremism and efforts to underline -- undermine voting rights threaten the dream. we spoke with dr. king's daughters. thanks for joining us. we are marking 60 years from the march on washington and

we've never had a health care system that is equitable and equal that's not to come from walking away with incremental change that's going to come from, harnessing our imagination and building something doesn't exist. and so that's the main thing that really me and it's where i invest a lot of my energy. and so something you mentioned, dr. fisher, that i want to touch is, you know, the labor shortage we're seeing in health care right now. and this is something i've a lot about this year. you know, i think you even just before panel you were saying you chicago is still know suffering from some of those losses that we saw in the pandemic. you know, stress and burnout pushed. many health care workers out and so you know how do we sort of rectify this issue either bringing people or encouraging you know the next generation to pursue medicine when we know it is you a lot of sacrifice, tough job, tough hours and covid likely not the last pandemic. you know think the upside is it is meaningful and people want that so many people are tired of doing that. they do not believe in. they sit in fr

do you they work as hard and incentivize their executives if they are able to give equitable care?u make of that granular we can recognize we all have a stake not only in our financial stakes but also in the stakes that we owe something to one another and the institution is fundamentally hours. it's a big challenge, one is require a generation, when the people up and struggling with before me. i come from american descendents of folks who have been struggling to force america's to live upf to its value for hundreds of years and this is not going to end in my lifetime that we can at least tell the truth of only animated by her humanity. by that data. we know what's happening. >> beyond telling the truth which is where cast to start and racism and a white position i let my own institution to the storytelling of that and my parents whole families were exterminated in europe, victims of anti-semitism white supremacist on area in-ism mass incarceration but in this country despite that history i was assigned to the favored group and while i worked hard i had to come to the real of statio

to think about tax reform and how we make it more fair and equitable depending whether or not you have a mall business or a big business. because now, everyone is talking about artificial intelligence when is help with artificial intelligence is happen nothing san francisco the top 20 companies in the world. in the world. then in the bay area and 8 in san francisco. that new technology. they are looking for in the process 10 companies in ai are looking for 800,000 square feet of office space. there are great things happening. how do we balance that? with the future of when we need as relating to our economy? and part of had been is helping us do that. i appreciate that. when we do around homelessness and behavioral health, around people struggling with addiction. the behavioral health beds, the shelter beds, the permanent housing we'll provide will with a game changer. we'll not as a result of the budget, did in the cut any beds we provided since 2018 from 10,000 units of permanent supported housing to 15,000 units that provide a second chance for people to have a home. [applause] and

we have never had a health care system that is equitable and equal. that is not going to come from walking away with incremental change. that is going to come from harnessing our imagination and building something that does not exist. and so that is the main thing that really inspires me and is really where i invest a lot of my energy in. >> so, something you mentioned, dr. fisher, that i want to touch on is the labor shortage we are seeing in health care right now, which is something i have written a lot about this year -- i think even just before the panel you were saying, you know, chicago is still suffering some of those losses that we saw in the pandemic, as stress and burnout pushed many health care workers out. so, how do we sort of rectify this issue? either by bringing people back or encouraging the next generation to pursue medicine when we know it is -- a lot of sacrifice. it's a tough job, there's tough hours. and covid is likely not the last pandemic. >> i think the upside is, it is meaningful work, and people want that. so many people ar

do they work as hard to incentivize their executives with bonuses if they're able to give equitable care. when we make it that granular, we can recognize that we actually all have stakes. not only in our financial sticks because we are pinning, but also in a stakes that we owe something to one another in these institutions are fundamentally hours. it is a big challenge, one that is going to require generations, one that people have been struggling with before me, i come from american descendants of slaves, folks who have been struggling to force america to live up to its democratic values for hundreds of years, this is not going to end in my lifetime, but we can at least tell the truth. not only animated by our humanity, but animated by the data. we know what is happening, -- >> beyond telling the truth which was, i think naming racism but also as a white physician, i need storytelling -- by parents whole families were exterminated in europe and victims of antisemitism, white supremacy, very-ism, mass incarceration, and genocide. but in this country, despite that history, i was assigned

you have to see whether this growth has been sustainable and equitable.n sustainable and equitable because cambodia has suffered from the highest deforestation rates in the world. and with the social fabric tearing down because of human trafficking, prostitution, how can that kind of growth be sustainable? what one can say is the international community has deepened its trading relationships with cambodia, cambodia is now seen as a low—cost manufacturer to the world. yes, fortunately. did you say fortunately? yes, fortunately that the international community continue to help cambodia. you approve of that? yes to help the cambodian people. but they are also helping hun sen and his colleagues to stay in power. because hun sen holds the cambodian people hostage. he blackmail the international community. they must help the cambodian people. through... so you have been sitting in paris delivering that message saying the international community must get real and wake up to what is happening inside cambodia and put real pressure on hun sen. you've been saying it

it is the quantity, trying to make equal, what has been an equitable for years -- been an equitable for years --been inequitable for years. 1968 was not that far away -- 1960 was not far away. guest: we should do as much as we possibly can to make opportunity available for everyone, based on race and religion. it should not matter. my concern is treating people differently and causing immense heart --harm as a result. there should not be preferences for individuals that lead to grievance, that her previous caller indicated -- that a previous caller indicated. through no fault of their own, racial minorities that want to go to college at the select institutions carry a stigma as other people look at them that they did not achieve what they achieved because of that institution that we have. that is not fair and that is not something that has been a boon to minorities. it has been a harm so as much as we want to repair damage that has been done, get people to a place where there is greater and more equal opportunity, we ought not to be doing something that is causing more harm than good. g

my alarm is not satisfied with a postcolonial geo political framework that has failed to deliver equitable prosperity for our people. we must read the system, we must reboot it now. and we are here to help the brakes. visions design the software. i thank you for your attention. so thank you president. i now caught up on his excellency preston philip, and you'll see president of the republic of most of the albany got to read my own more like the brand and good to me, but your excellency series and i'm a plus i, president of the republic of south africa and the chair pressing of the brakes nations. she writes policies that presents and has off of compliment of fabrics, nations, and drugs, lucy's presidents and ministers invited to the states. you recognize these ladies and gentlemen. as i begin my remarks as invited to stage to the se outreach and the excitement which on behalf of the republicans most of the get on, on my phone, the often wish to think for the eh, you know, she is a dissertation extended to me by presidency to i'm a plus a president of the republic of south africa. these par

emergency from emergency but deciding to reorganize our society towards one that is more just and equitably distributing our resources? and until that we will continue to lurch from emergency to emergency. >> i was so really eloquent. i want to take the same response with a different take on it. one is as a white physician who is been a doctor since 1978, taking care of large in my whole career and underserved patient population black and brown. that it was not until a few years ago that i began to speak openly oft racism. as a root cause whiteness is probably even a better word. the day today. we are all here downtown today. it is perhaps an act of whiteness. we are in a white neighborhood. the event like this are held that's not a bad thing they are just not held in other neighborhoods you don't spend your money there. but i i want to take a step from this discussion of violence. and reflect on something that's known as structural violence. as a doctor who took care of patients i could not understand how the degree of illness seen disproportionally the population i was serving compared to

brix group, that is, russia, asked india china south africa to strive for the formation of a more equitableer. our five have rightfully established themselves on the global stage. as an authority structure, influence, which, in world affairs, is consistently strengthening the strategic course of unification, looking to the future, meets the aspirations of the main part of the international community. the so -called world majority. the main thing is that we are all unanimous in favor of the formation of a multipolar world order , truly, just and based on international law, while observing the key principles of the un . promoted by some countries of its exclusivity and based on this postulate of the new policy of politics, the ongoing non-fulfilment regarding the role of the brix in the world and the crisis in ukraine is shared by other leaders of the member countries of the organization. the war in ukraine shows the limited functionality of the security council, many conflicts do not receive due attention. they are a source of suffering for many peoples of the inhabitants of syria and libya,

patients deserve an effective, safe, transparent, and equitable donation system. speaking as a patient and after having had an inside glimpse into the culture and operating model, i have zero confidence we will ever see improvement if unos has any role in the transplant system whatsoever. thank you. >> ms. mccarthy, thank you for your courage to come forward and share with us the information you observed. mr. wide's worth. >> ranking member daines, members of the committee. my name is matthew wadsworth, i'm president and ceo of the organ donation organization -- northwest and central ohio. my job is to help as many patients as possible to receive life-saving transplants. most days i try doing it through continuing the at opl. changes to scale, we need policy reforms. the current system is broken. opos have geographic monopolies, which has made too many sluggish and complacent at the extent of patient lives. there are no guardrails in place to ensure opos are adequately serving patients, and many are not. and the centers for medicare and medicaid services has never

are three of the 26th -- 26 youth organizations who received a grant to build a more inclusive, equitable accountable technology ecosystem. >> it was empowering and wonderful people -- for the young people who helped build it. and it validates what >> >> they're doing. >> there was always this feeling that we need to do this work and to see that we are receiving grant funding it is good to know that in the fight for more equitable digital environments young people can and are the solution. >> a san jose citizen call from prince harry and meghan markle. >> thank you for doing what you do especially for kids, they will be very grateful. >> it was such an honor. >> considered to be the greta thunberg of ai, these groups have seen the good and bad impact that technology can have. she wants to make a difference in the world of technology, especially ai. >> there are immense risks and opportunities and we can only really make sure that ai is carefully governed if we have people at -- like us at the table, our generation has grown up as the most digitally native yet. >> today at an iconic celebr

these are the latest details we have from key to equitable recalls in the wave of violence, you know, country, political analysts of us the on say vials told us that crime in ecuador is out of control due to the lack of funding for security. the less than the criminal against the villas, so threatened beyond the boundaries of the law, acted with impunity with at all nations. the situation is close to tied to the fact that the government has advocated and may ass 8 percent of its budget to security. consider without it's already august, the budget execution shoot ideally be around 70 percent of these points drawn. noah scanned us in the congress prisons measure that should have been implemented quite some time ago to preventing filtration of weapons regret to believe this initiative was an advocate results, both the police and the army and some implicated in the scenario. at least 7 sections within them. it's not just to tie in that is making its way across the board is fly or something else across and the boundaries. and now we're talking about a link between political power and still

given that a new way to much the doctors and one of the purposes that breaks because to have an equitable space system that acts street. and now, especially the global styles, our content in the opportunity to coordinate the term in the forwarding and the brakes, and ask for companies, what do you have to box? i mean, what does that has to offer both from the content side to the brakes as well? as the brakes to the car, i think it was too much to offer to remember countries within 51. that's one of the new ones that were coming in. joining us there specifically for tennessee to the home. right? second to colored real much citizens. these are my 2 of the people tut from your investors of the future. the each for the exam for your call was at each the video that there was the new ways of transporting either planets in this. now try and then you'll see was etc. so those of audio and african continent. however, what can you read? i know what that means or follow up with each member china, russia, with what advanced technologies where we can use or as us has worked with them, can not easily tr

addressing the audience chinese later season. paying reiterated the blocks quest for a more just and equitable international order. while russian president vladimir putin slammed the wes economic warfare as a threat to global security. that says the host countries had 0 run a pose, a stressed of the bricks, countries and growing economic way to end a transformation of the global economy. the big group of countries exist not only to strengthen government to government relations, but also to forward stronger ties between the pose of our 5 nations. the changes that have taken place in bricks, economies over the past decade have done much to transform the shape of the, of the global economy has a stage really gather this slower. i'm a pull us out late, the ground to a going into the fact that it might be a hand full of countries. when you look at the breaks club being just 5 countries in essence. but the power and, and the impact the be have will continue to make what you and will shape the future of the world. a settlement was, of course, as the chair we had the opening salvo, as it were by did,

lived up to needs to be followed through peace and stability, a pre conditions for a better, more equitable world where deeply concerned about conflict sec across the world. but continue to cause a great deal of suffering and hardships to many people around the world. i saw the freak out position remains that diplomacy, dialogue, negotiation and adherence to the principles of the united nations charter unnecessarily for the peaceful and just the resolution of conflicts. we are concerned that the global financial and payment systems are increasingly being used as instruments of geo political contest. ation. global economic recovery relies unpredictable global payment systems and this most operating of banking supply chains, trade, tourism, as well as financial flows. we will continue discussions on practical measures to facilitate trade and investment flows through the increased use of low cut currencies. this is america, we believe that further discussions needs to take place, particularly amongst our finance ministers. the world is changing. new economic, political, social, and technologic

now the comm, right of all, is an estimate of this enough, is enough, equitable, has been stationed, a wave of buttons last wednesday presidential candidate for non de via the tense. here was assassinated 2 days later. another candidate for the national assembly survived an assassination attempt. 3 weeks prior, the mayor of the city of monta was also killed. it is important to note that delegation from the f b i. n. arrived in ecuador, having health maintenance with that tool, in the general's office and the national police. these are the latest details we have from key to equitable recalls and the wave of voluntary now country around 2 years ago the us begin. it's final. what for all of troops from us down to stand? as officials hail the strength of couples, government, and downplay the taliban is power. however, the pull out quickly descended into ma'am, with us gans literally clinging to departing us plains. as the taliban overran the capital, ortiz don quarter takes us through the grim anniversary and the legacy of us presence in afghanistan. 2 years on the legacy of the costlies

that would probably be a great policy to look into in a way when we can find a way to do it in an equitable manner in order to break down the barriers and economic prosperity and unemployment for black workers. k workers. host: let's go to new york city and hear from clyde. caller: good morning. first of all, it is ironic that you mention the march on washington because here it is. everyone remembers mlk' speechs about color and character, but he also had an interview where he talked about the propriety of land between black people and white people. you being an expert, which you should be, and you being real nice about it -- you do know where the disparity comes into play. that is what put us behind. i'm a real estate investor. i have four properties in new york. i also have four properties in boston. you know what it is, but you're being real nice about saying it. i don't know how much more nice you can be, but that is the disparity between white and blacks. we lost land. look at how many towns we lost. we lost 60 towns by white supremacy. they can destroy us. they literally destroyed us.

in his speech dr king described his dream of a more just and equitable america.n the passage of the civil rights act of 1964 — the landmark civil rights and labor law that outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex and national origin. presidentjoe biden and vice president kamala harris met with dr king's family and march organizers on monday to mark the anniversary. the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us. yet there are those who are intentionally trying to divide us as a nation, and i believe each of us has a duty, a duty to not allow factions to sever our unity. dr bernice king was at that meeting at the white house on monday. she's dr king's daughter, and i spoke with her recently about her father's legacy. thanks forjoining us. we are marking 60 years on from the march on washington, your father's i have a dream speech. how near orfar do you think we are from that dream that he described? in all honesty, the dream that he spoke about is going to take several generations to achieve. i think there is some cer

portland reportedly plans to introduce equitable grading by 2025. stuart: how exciting.ort. that's fascinating stuff. tepper, this is the end of meritocracy. >> at its finest. this is that participation trophy path we've been headed down for the last decade and beyond. in life, already going to be winners and losers. i don't know how you stop giving out fs when you're giving out as. there's always going to be winners and losers, and the great thing -- i've taken plenty of ls in my life. plenty of them. more than i care to admit, l, losses, stu. stuart: oh, losses. okay. >> look, the great thing about if you take a loss in stride, there's a lesson to be learned, and you learn from it and become better and sharpen that sword and go out and do better next time as long as there's no consequences for bad behavior or for zero accountability, that's going to lead to a future generation that is less educated, that is less productive. that'll slow economic growth and stock market return. that's not where we want to go in society. stuart: we're all in agreement around this desk at

to see that we are receiving grant funding it is good to know that in the fight for more equitable digitalnments young people can and are at the forefront. justin: some winne of san jose's on that received a call from prince harry at meghan markle. >> thank you for everything you do. our kids are incredibly grateful. >> they don't know it yet but they will. >> my reaction was immediate shock. such an honor. justin: considered by some to be the greta thunberg of ai she says they use led groups have seen the good and bad impacts that the technology can have. she says the grant to be a launching point to make a difference in the world of technology especially ai. >> there are immense risks but there are immense opportunities and we can only make sure ai is ethically governed if we have young people with a seat at the table because our generation has grown up at the most -- as the most hyper connected. justin: in the south bay dustin dorsey abc7news. stephanie: still to come on abc 7 mornings the former president faces a new deadline. why prosecutors are concerned about his public social media

we've never had a healthcare system that is equitable and equal. will not come with walking away from incremental change. building something that does not exist. that is the main thing that really inspires me. it is where i invest a lot of my energy. >> something that you mentioned, doctor fisher, the labor shortage we are seeing in healthcare right now. this is something i've written a lot about this year. just before the panel you are saying chicago suffering some of those losses we saw on the pandemic. stress and burnout has pushed rtmany healthcare workers out. how do we sort of wrecked if i thispl issue. either bringing people back or encouraging the next generation to pursue medicine when we know that it is a lot of sacrifice. a tough job, tough hours. covid is likely not the last pandemic. >> the upside iss that is meaningful work and people want that. so many people are tired of doing something they do not believe in. doing something incremental and they are like, what is the point ? i hear that regularly from people ofan all ages. i think

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