we are with gateway high school. more than 10 years ago gateway high school was the first school to pilot the ignite training program for young women to help them get engaged and part of the political press. we have a student who was in that group now a gateway employee. and here with us today. so i want to say, woo hoo. we are excited for this with ignite on behalf of young women. we know first hand the incredible power of young people's voices of gent z's voices and women's voices. look at the stage, we have examples right here. we see it in our school every day and see it throughor ignite partnership. you know one of the proudest moments i can remember as an educator. i came here in 2008. when we were here with our civic students on election night. our whole senior class was here presenting about the election they had done a voter registration campaign. and we were all together with the results came in and obama was elected to be with a group of students they saw a political process that was representative of them

the so called luna gateway. nasa will build it with canada, europe and japan. it wants to involve the private sector more than before. the new space station will serve as a research platform and later as a base for mand flights to the moon or work in school. mit should make it possible to see the far side of the moon and the south pole, and to have constant radio contact with earth. nights on the moon. last for 14 earth days, at the temperatures dropped to 160 degrees celsius below 0. that's a major hurdle for long term human missions. but there are craters at the south pole with rims that are almost always in sunlight. nasa wants to build a lunar station and such a crater, the so called are to miss base camp. are initially astronauts will land in transport craft, which will also serve as their accommodation during their short stays. but as they explore the surrounding terrain in vehicles. with each mission the lunar face should become more comfortable for spacecraft, bingley equipment and robots will build the infrastructure up to for astronauts will work here

rice, why several nations competing to put humans back on the moon. scientists believe it can be a gateway to mars beyond. ah, i'm jarrett great, thanks so much for your company today. the united nations is sounding another warning on climate change, saying that the window of opportunity to keep global warming at a minimum is closing fast. you end new emissions gap reports is rich in nations and not doing enough or even promising to do enough to cut carbon emissions. it says the world is on track to be almost 3 degrees warmer by the end of the century. that's far off the goal of limiting warming to $1.00 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. un secretary general and tony, good terrorist says an unprecedented economic transformation is needed to limit the impact of climate change. the window to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees is closing fast. greenhouse gas emissions must be cut by 45 percent these records. but as to those emissions get, report confirms they remain and at dangers and record ice and still rising commitments to let 0 or worse 0 without the plans, policies

why several nations are competing for put humans back on the moon. scientists believe it could be a gateway to miles and beyond. ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. israel and lebanon have ended a long standing dispute over their shared maritime border. the 2 countries are so formerly at all, so lead a signed an agreement separately, both nations hope to benefit from offshore gas extraction within the formerly this disputed areas. now, you as president joe biden has called the deal historic d w, as tanya kramer explains what the argument was about the mediterranean sea, off the coast between israel and lebanon, these fair contested waters. both countries have long been locked in dispute over where the maritime borders lies. behind the scenes, negotiations have gone on for several years. now, israel and lebanon have agreed on a maritime borders did, mediated by the united states. this grim, sham is agreement, strengthens israel security and our freedom of action against has bla and the threats to our north. there's rare consensus in the security establishment regarding the necess

why several nations are competing to put humans back on the moon. scientists believe it could be a gateway to mars beyond ah, i'm jared raid. thanks so much for your company today. social media platform, twitter is under new ownership. it's a billionaire lawn mosque has completed his $44000000000.00 takeover of the company . after months of legal challenges on wednesday mask, walked into twitter san francisco office carrying a bathroom sink. each waited the video with the words let that sink in. it's already been on a firing spree, letting go of top executives, including the c, r and cfo test. the boss has been critical of the platforms, moderation policies, and says he wants to promote more free speech. with his deal complete mascot tried just through the twitter advertises saying he doesn't want to be. he doesn't want the platform to become a free for all hell scape, his words, let's listen to more of them. the reason i acquired twitter is because it is important to the future of civilization to have a common digital town square where a wide range of beliefs can be debated in a healthy m

and then from that, we learn how to go to mars the gateway. actually, it's in such a high orbit on the moon and it could actually go from the moon to mars. so i said, for example, it's tied forever to earth and could never go anywhere else. it's, it doesn't have enough power to get away from earth's gravity. but the gateway, however, around the moon and such a high orbit is such a loose connection to the moon. it circles it, but if you, if you switched on your engines, potentially you could take that gateway and take it as a spatial towards mars. and that's why, what we mean with that argument is not only a program to look at the moon, but also to enable us to go to mars, to find out. for example, if we have siblings in space, if humanity is alone or potentially there's life out there in the universe. because mars can tell us that in your, in my lifetime, we could find out if we find a life on mars, even fossil dead life. when mars sandy would tell us that the universe is potentially full with life or another important question that marsh migh

and then from that, we learn how to go to mars the gateway. actually it's in such a high orbit on the moon and it could actually go from the moon to mars. so i said, for example, it's tied forever to earth could never go anywhere else. it doesn't have enough power to get away from earth's gravity, but the gateway, however, around the moon in such a high orbit is such a loose connection to the moon. it's circles it. but if you, if you switched on your engines, potentially you could take that gateway and take it as a spaceship towards mars. and that's why, of what we mean with them. that argument is not only a program to look at the moon, but also to enable us to go to mars, to find out if, for example, if we have siblings in space, if humanity is alone or potentially there's life out there in the universe. because mars can tell us that in your, in my lifetime, we could find out if we find a life on mars, even fossil dead life when mars, then it would tell us that the universe is potentially full with life. or another important question that mar

several nations are competing to put humans back on the moon. scientists believe that it can be a gateway to mars and beyond. ah, i'm sorry, kelly, welcome to the program. there had been months of legal wrangling, but now the world's richest man, ellen mosque has finally completed his $44000000000.00 takeover of the social media platform. twitter in his characteristically flamboyance style, musk walked into twitter, san francisco office carrying a bathroom sink. he tweeted the video with the words let that think in. he's already been on a firing, screaming time, letting go top executives, including the c e o in the cfo. the tesla boss has been critical of the platform, his moderation policies and says that he wants to promote more free speech. with his deal, complete musk tried to reassure twitter. advertisers are saying that he didn't want the platform to become a quote free for all health scape. he said the reason i acquired twitter is because it is important to the future of civilization. to have a common digital town square where a wide range of beliefs can be debated in a healthy man

several nations are competing to put humans back on the moon. scientists believe that this can be a gateway to mars and beyond. ah, i'm burned gov to our viewers watching on p b as in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. on this thursday, we begin with a warning about our climate, the window of opportunity to keep global warming at the minimum is causing more quickly than we thought. a new report from the united nations says that the governments of wealthier nations are not doing enough to cut carbon emissions, instead of limiting warming to some 1.5 degrees celsius above free industrial levels. you in says that the world is now on track to be almost 3 degrees warmer. by the end of this century, un secretary general antonio terrace says an unprecedented economic transformation is needed to limit the impact of climate change. the window to limits global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees is closing. fust, greenhouse gas emissions must be cut by 45 percent these decades. but as to those emissions gap report confirms they remain and at dangers and record ice and steel risi

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to use it to accuse russia a of using nuclear weapons, even of low power, and this will open the gatewayell, it’s connected there with, uh, certain norms of international law that are in force openly open gateway. already legal inclusion in this military conflict. this is dangerous, in fact. these are the games that are of no use, except for not just an escalation, but the growth of this conflict, but into something very large-scale. i don't want to utter a word, but the third world war is fundamental. but let's limit ourselves to just, uh, the definition of a large-scale military confrontation , including forces. and nato, uh, this is dangerous, as for the creation of a dirty atomic bomb, the task, of course, is not the easiest, but it is quite, but achievable, but for such a state as well for such a state as ukraine with their scientific and scientific and technical potential. yes, due to the fact that here, uh, those same funds were also listed. how can u make that dirty bomb, i mean, it's uh, the kiev institute for nuclear research, and the mining and processing plant, vostochny a-a.

get money for it marijuana or sold their body to get money.i it's really -- marijuana is not the gateway to opioid abuse. it's the physicians. guest: i would agree with that . i think doctors have overprescribed and very, very aggressively prescribed for 20+ years doctor doctors and dentists prescribes huge amount of these drugs and that to me feels bizarre honestly and what you're talking about is one reason i think football is a gateway to hell. eventually lots of football players will get addicted and that's what you've seen all across, all evidence of infection cross the country and it's very -- it's a serious problem and i would say the only difference today is that in the last couple of years, this has actually gotten the attention it deserved. we've been watching in fester for 20 f years now and it's now. host: avon lake, ohio, and it was his obituary and his parents mentioned his opioid addiction. the charismatic personality and the parents of the 24-year-old wroteit his five year battle wih the addiction took over and beat him. he spoke often that he died of the many friends he

the gateway said that the camera is ready for us, the green light is on at the green entrance.does not coincide with the level of the don, therefore, for the movement of ships needed the construction of nine locks, which to this day admire with their unprecedented power. now we have reported that the gates are closing. well, rather, mashvartovany. now we are in the stern, where the gates are closing, and we will slowly begin to descend. the canal locks, like the stalinist skyscrapers in moscow, are a brilliant example of soviet monumental classicism. here is the gate of the thirteenth gateway, and next to it is a sixteen-meter monument to the connection of the fronts of the legendary soviet sculptor evgeny vucich. it still commemorates the meeting of the stalingrad and southwestern fronts, but certainly the age of don everything comes out good. thanks for that for vanya all the best, see you soon. well, now matrosova kostya is giving up the mooring lines. we move further on the big water. don here in the upper reaches it even becomes strange that this river can spew such flows

e>> guest: what struck me i have to say was football was such a gateway. one of the stories i write th about in the book is university 2009 at basically disintegrated under the re pressure of needing to win because there was this school that just built a new stadium and then the first string hitting hurt, second stringers were really up to the job and so there was a lot of pressure to get these guys back on a culture of using pain pillsto deal with pain and get alpeople back playing again quickly , basically destroyed that the. half the team, guys on the team i talked to got addicted . a cornerback eventually died of a heroin overdose. one of the quarterbacks, son of a friend of mine from ohio also died of a heroin overdose. this affected sports, high school and college sports massively. football is the extreme example but you also find this in wrestling, lacrosse, baseball and other points . o >> paul affected by opioid abuse, go ahead. >> hi. just a comment and a question for mister quinones. i've suffered fromchronic pain for decades due to a work relat

it is a gateway.tion, and that's how we should be talking about weed being a gateway drug. - across this country, people are voting to strike down these laws against marijuana. - legalization will give us some financial tools that we can use through taxation and investment to try to repair some of the harms of both, you know, longstanding racial injustices and the specific negative impacts of the war on drugs. - [singing] i wanna go, wanna go, wanna go. singers: [singing] i wanna know, wanna know, wanna know. - at one time i didn't think i was gonna ever get out. just people like the ones i mentioned really, really, really kept me alive. and now i can get that out the way. now i was gonna let you know i'm happy. [laughter] - yeah! [cheers and applause] - [singing] ooh. oh, whoa. singers: [singing] take me to yo i wanna go. - [singing] lord. please let me know. singers: [singing] take me to your river. i wanna go. covid-19. some people get it, and some people can get it bad. and for those who do get it

jim: gateway is the largest business association and the north jersey, new york metropolitan region, and we uncritically believe support a strong economy and vibrant business community. and as such, these debates are comprised of questions concerning only business and economic issues. our plan is to have a serious discussion on these issues. we hope that you will find it incredibly boring, but informative. we need much more detail than the usual one or two line responses that you see in the campaign. let me say that i know both of these men well and i have worked closely with them for years. i consider them both to be friends. i respect them both, they are both serious, and they are both thoughtful and smart. they are both strong supporters of the business community. and they are both gentlemen and patriots, and i expect that they will show themselves as such this morning. quick note on titles. both candidates have prestigious titles. we have congressman and senator. but in this debate, both of them are applying for the job as representative for the seventh congressional district, so

the gateway chamber of commerce posted the debate. mr. malinowski and mr. kaine. they worked very closely with us to put this together. my staff has worked tirelessly, and continues to do so. you will see them running all over the place. our videographer from premier media is working, we have a live feed going of this event and we expect a lot of people to be watching it. robert batiste from extreme excellent entertainment is joining us now. so if you can't hear, raise your hand and robert will make sure we get that right. finally, i want to thank the holiday inn and the staff here. for those of you that don't follow these kind of trends, finding enough workers in the hospitality industry is a real challenge. so the holiday inn really went through a lot of efforts to get us here. finally i want to recognize our sponsors this morning. they are horizon, blue cross, blue shield. new jersey's premier warehouse company. community access unlimited and inroads to opportunity. if you could all join me in giving them a big hand. [applause] so we have been hosting this deba

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wanting to move displaced wood street residents to the old oakland army base, also known as the north gateway. we've got to do better. what street. >> and the people who live there have volunteered to leave freely in go to this space. but city staff say the site is to environmentally hazardous and it would be too costly to make the area livable. >> for wood street residents who hang in the balance. the situation has become desperate. >> in time of greatest need, there's not a single lawmaker in the state of california. that is shown a touch a shred of sympathy or >> feel cedar jones says there are more preferred locations than the former army base. he's been upset with council member phife but also understands he needs her help. >> we have to find a way for us to be safe. and to have our rights respected. work with her. she worked with >> at the end of tuesday night's meeting, the city council ask city staff to come up with a plan to temporarily house would street residents at the north gateway site. the plan would be revealed on october 18th reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> w

scientists believe this can be a gateway to mars and beyond. i'm brent goff. to her viewers watching on pbs in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. on this thursday we begin with a warning about our climate. the window of opportunity to cleat -- keep global warming at a minimum is closing faster than we thought. a new report says the governments of wealthier nations are not doing enough to cut carbon emissions. instead of limiting warming to some 1.5 degrees celsius above preindustrial levels, the u.n. says the world is now on track to be almost three degrees warmer by the end of this century. u.s. secretary antonio guterres says an unprecedented economic transformation is needed to limit the impact of climate change. >> the window to limit global temp which arise to 1.5 degrees is closing fast. greenhouse gas emissions must be cut by 45% this decade. but as today's report confirms, they remain at danrous and record highs, and are still rising. commitments to net zero are worth zero without the plans, policies and actions to make it u

tell us how the work of the gateway was organized in ancient times.utensil inspection and staff on duty, who supervised the opening and closing of the locks. ship. sailed open, the shutters were released, the airlock opened, the ship forgot closed, the pressure was equalized with the next section, and it went further, so the delivery of both timber and products from the baltic was organized, and here there was a very large point of exchange for goods. near the gateway there was a building something like a customs office. if you want to swim, pay. and here they also practiced regular riding on a steamer from the shore, local kids and tourists greeted those passing by. they threw them candy in our time, the agency channel was chosen by fishermen. carp, crucian carp and bream are caught here. hello, they said that you caught it fine here. yes, what are you catching? rach she that best of all pecks here? everything, well yesterday a maggot. well, you are very cool, you are thoroughly prepared. one, two, three, four five rods for two. yes class. and how ma

not a gateway drug, but a gateway to criminalization.-frisk people, stop them driving, search them, it satirist. it leads to greater criminalization for african americans in particular because we are targeted by the police. really, where we need to be going's of the country is changing. federal law has not caught up with it. it is still a controlled substance and people will still get charged with this under federal law, because after october 6th was the pardon date. anybody after that can still be charged. number one, you still need to beecher sure that these are controlled substances under law. the president's executive order does not pertain to people who are not in this country legally. this is also important, that those who are immigrants be should not be caught up in this and be in prison for something that we are legalizing across the country. we are going to see states moving more towards legalization and federalizing ball amid, to make sure that those who are convicted get expungement and are able to go home instead of having th

it's not just a quest for national glory. scientists see the moon as a gateway, a place to build basis that could then be used to launch missions to mars, and build ah, the moon has one indispensable resource for man space flight. water. h 2 o can be used to make breathable air for astronauts. and fuel for rockets the largest water deposits saw in the deep, i see craters at the lunar poles at the moon, south pole alone research a suspect there is as much water as in germany's largest lake up on me at any time all over the next few years an outpost is set to be built in the lunar all bit, the so called lunar gateway. nasa will build it with canada, europe, and japan. it wants to involve the private sector more than before. the new space station will serve as a research platform and later as a base for man flights to the moon in school. mit should make it possible to see the far side of the moon and the south pole, and to have constant radio contact with earth. nights on the moon. last for 14 earth days, at the temperatures dropped to 160 degrees celsius below 0. that's a major hurdle fo

tell us how the work of the gateway was organized in ancient times.y inspection. duty personnel who supervised the opening and closing of the locks. the ship sailed up, the shutters opened , the pressure was released, the lock opened, the ship forgot to close, the pressure was equalized with the next section, and it proceeded further, so the delivery of both timber and products from the baltic was organized, and here there was a very large point of exchange of goods. near the gateway there was a building something like a customs office, if you want to swim , pay, welcomed by local kids and tourists. they threw them candy in our time, the agency channel was chosen by fishermen. carp, crucian carp and bream are caught here. hello, they said that you caught it fine here. yes, she is what you catch. on trophies, does she bite best here? oh well, yesterday maggot, well, you're just very cool, thoroughly prepared. one, two, three, four five rods for two. yes class. and how many today have already caught five kilograms normally?

it's a gateway drug, it's a gateway drug. first, all science says that's not true.th the two biggest gateway drugs are that our -- scientists focus on, which is nicotine, and alcohol. i don't see a single republican talking about what we should do about nicotine and alcohol. it's a long time incoming. i'm glad the president did it. i hope congress will take action on this. it's about time we got to this. the country is way further ahead than our leaders on this issue. >> josh, your final thought on this? it affects communities, marginalized communities. how do you think this will be received? and more importantly, should the president have gone further? >> i mean, all i can say is that -- this is gonna sound pessimistic, all right? but thank goodness for midterms and scandals. they get more done than anything else you can imagine. i think just like matt was saying, this has been a long time coming. it's always a nice bow right before the midterms to be like, hey, remember that thing that i did, that i just did, you know? it's one of those things that is slowly movin

that's also a detailed 3 d model of the gateway of india and moon by which has been eroded by sea water. but it's estimated at so far, only about 15 percent of the world's casual heritage has been digitally preserved by now. ukraine's cause will have it. it is especially at risk, it's not only buildings and gods as the die and danger, but all kinds of online archives of things like paintings and liquids to me in ukraine, russian bombs are not only killing people and estimating homes and infrastructure, they're destroying cultural heritage too. right now, everything's at risk. everything from physical museum collections to records of library holdings, to servers with web sites. at the end of the day, the internet is as physical as, as anything else that depends on servers that have to be connected to power and connected to cables. and those servers are at risk of being destroyed. if servers are destroyed, digital backups of art and other records their last to that's why quin number ascii and a group of librarians researchers and programmers join forces to start suture saving, ukrainian c

that's also a detail 3 d model of the gateway of india and moon by which has been eroded by sea water. but it's estimated that so far, only about 15 percent of the world's casual heritage has been digitally preserved by now. ukraine's cause will have it. it is especially at risk, it's not only buildings and gods as that. i danger, but all kinds of online archives of things like paintings and lit, which are to me in ukraine. russian bombs are not only killing people and estimating homes and infrastructure. they're destroying cultural heritage to me right now, everything's at risk. everything from physical museum collections to records of library holdings, to servers with websites. at the end of the day, the internet is as physical as, as anything else that depends on servers that have to be connected to power and connected to cables. and those servers are at risk of being destroyed. if servers are destroyed, digital backups of art and other records are lost to that's why quin number ski and a group of library and researchers and programmers joint forces to start saving ukrainian cultur

drug, a gateway to build jobs and bridges and roads and fund our education system.ainst a senator who is polling at 51%, and we could put another democrat there that could help us deschedule cannabis, if we do our part november the 8th. >> this came as a surprise, this announcement, we are just over 30 days from the next election, the midterms, do you think, gary, that this is going to make more folks turn out? >> i hope that it is. i hope if you look at, i think if you look at what the president has done in the last few weeks, student loan forgiveness as well as this, i think it is a tactical strategic move by the biden administration, in order to get democratic voters, young voters engaged in the process. i think that it was a smart move. and so for those who have been concerned whether or not the president was going to move on these issues, i think the timing of his move was strategic, because we know that sometimes voters vacillate between elections and in order for us to ensure that we get stability we got to do things to incentivize people to go vote and i thi

it is a gateway drug. it's a gateway drug.cond, you know what the two biggest gateway drugs are that are both at the scientists focus? it is nicotine and alcohol. and i do not see a single republican talking about what we should do about nicotine and alcohol. it is a long time coming. i'm glad that the president. didn't i hope congress will take action on this. it is about time that we got to this. the country's way for their head than our leaders on this issue. >> josh, your final thought on this. , obviously it affects communities, marginalized communities. how do you think that this will be received. and, more importantly, should the president have gone further? i, mean all i can say is that this is going to sound pessimistic, all right. but thank goodness for midterms and scandals. because they get more done than anything else you could imagine. , like i think just like matt was saying, it's been a long time coming. but, it's always a nice bow right before the midterms. remember that don't thing? remember that thing that i

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the port of hamburg is germany's largest and a gateway to the world. the chinese shipping company. costco has long been active in hamburg. but now the state run firm is eager to take a stake in the port critics warren china, could gain access to critical infrastructure and germany's dependents could grow. german chancellor, olaf, sholtes disagrees. sidney shed my this isn't about sonia port in se braga or p reyes. it's got most, it's about a share, a steak and the terminal, which is also the case in some other west european port, susan he from out. and it's about one of many very large courts from feeling and his, the goals and hoffman's china wants to take a steak and the toller or container terminal, where ships from china had been processed for decades. the port of hamburg, which owns toler, or it has no objections to cosco, taking a steak, kind of an else can. does these, if you can assume that this contract could service a benchmark for how to deal with the chinese to take a steak without infrastructure or without implementing any major shareholdi

me they would help me deliver from new jersey by passing an infrastructure bill by funding for the gateway tunnel, letting me get a vote on the house of representatives. she made those commitments to me personally, that is why i gave her my vote. yesterday, tom kean junior, he said he would support kevin mccarthy for speaker of the house of representatives, who opposes us on all of those issues, and he gave away his support for nothing, for free. think about how weak that is, how this guy just craves the support and attention of more powerful men, that he would give away his vote for nothing. i would never do that, the matter who is running for speaker of the house. >> tom malinowski broke his promises to the voters. he said he would never vote for a wreck and c -- reconciliation bill, that is increasing property taxes and the bill of the families of new jersey. he gave away his vote because nancy pelosi knows he's the most reliable vote in the house delegation in new jersey. for example, the inflation reduction act had not even been voted on. tom malinowski promised not to vote for it jus