geiger counter think his foot is radioactive and at one point there is talk whether should have his foot amputated. mom was grandma said no, no, no, take off his shoe and rescan the foot. they do, the foot comes back clean. turns out it was a rose thorn in his shoe that it set up the geiger counter, chernobyl and theay aftermath shape his life n powerful ways, his family secures funding from a jewish refugee agency to come to the united states. he arrives as a sophomore in high discovery learned english by watching different strokes. rand so i found these details that were so rich and candidly that were not pickeder over. he had not wanted nor built a big gigantic illuminating life for himself. he still regards himself and others regard him as an engineer's engineer. so when you have that as a writer, you have hit pay dirt. yosemite go watch the scene will be 100 times and also as a photographic memory. i am taking off with you. >> you mention something elsee when he was in college but one of the things if you are not familiar with the paypal story, everyone thanks oh this must've a

an indication of fir the way that the selections geiger at the moment we're seeing right now in the lead, we'd 52 percent and william, brutal at 47 percent. but to most of the kenyans that we spoke to earlier today, most of them are saying they are and are hoping to have a leader who is going to give 0 tolerance to corruption and also improve the standard and quality of living as well as a boost productivity in the country to create more jobs. ok, georgia unborn nairobi forest. thank you. just time for reminder, the top business story we're following for you is this. our ukraine is about how to deliveries of russian oil bound for hungary, slovakia, and checked republic by the doors for pipeline russian supply trans next says the ukrainians are refusing to allow deliveries until they receive transit fees, which have blocked by western sanctions against moscow. so from in the business name here in berlin with all this warrant is half kindly joseph ola. dosa is africa's most prominent environmental activists. the nigerian conservation is the mission, is to educate the entire continent about

an indication of fir the way that the selections geiger at the moment we're seeing raylon linger in the lead with 52 percent and william, brutal at 47 percent. but to most of the kenyans that we spoke to earlier today, most of them are saying they are and are hoping to have a leader who is going to give 0 tolerance to corruption and also improve the standard and quality of living as well as a boost productivity in the country to create more jobs. ok, georgia, remember and i rode before us. thank you. just time for remind as the top business story were following for you this, our ukraine has a family holiday deliveries of russian oil bound for hungary, slovakia, and check republic by the drill for pipeline portion supply. trans nephew says the ukrainians are refusing to allow deliveries until they receive transit fees, which have blocked by western sanctions against moscow. so from in the visit, same here in berlin with in good shape, a bundle of joy and a big challenge. children with check out some views and during pregnancy and a myths about childhood down to sign with on d. w. familie

counter scans his foot and his foot sets off the geiger counter.nk his foot is radioactive. and at one point there's some talk of whether you should have his foot amputated and i think this is mom or his grandma's like no no no take off his shoe and rescan the foot. they do the foot comes back clean. it turns out it was a rose thorn in his shoe that had set off the geiger counter chernobyl and the aftermath of snow will shape his life in powerful ways his family secures funding for a jewish refugee agency to come to the united states. he arrives as like i think a sophomore in high school. he learns english by watching different strokes, you know, and so i just found like these details that were so rich and candidly that weren't picked over like he he is not wanted nor built a big, you know, gigantic illuminating public life for himself. i think he's still regards himself and others regard him as like an engineer. near so when you have that as a writer, you've hit pay dirt you you have somebody who can watch the same movie a hundred times and is als

today chris geiger has reduced the amount of most pesticides from 1997 to 2021.hris never shyed away from taking on this business through his development of the city's world renown green purchasing program and things like carpet and janitorial and many companies to reform late their products. time and again, chris demonstrated the power of the city using his purchase power to move the mark. chris used the work that he tried to make a champion to reduce the exposure of toxic chemicals in the maintenance of public housing took on a new field that is done by design. now these concepts have been adopted by entities like the u.s. building to ensure that buildings are constructed in ways that avoid the need to use toxic chemicals to newer operations and maintenance. san franciscans from all walks of life are better off because of chris geiger's decision to work with this department. children playing in parks, families living in public housing, athletes playing on fields and golf courses and workers and visitors spending time in city-owned buildings. all these people in

and some of it comes from india, the geiger's hand pick their supplier in india, one who assured them that their micah only comes from mines that don't use child labor. but in that industry, it's often difficult to determine where the material originated with our suppliers . it's one supplier, that's often the manufacturer that also works directly with the mines that also does the audits of the mines and has some independently audited as well. and that is where we gained that confidence with meanwhile, coma, davy is glad if she receives a $150.00 rupees a day, a little under 2 euros. that's enough to buy some vegetables and rice. but for that, everyone has to pitch in order to get including her 7 and 8 year old daughter's work. what? oh it's called finance. on one, i'd really like to go to school. oh, it's good that we need money that they will have. we don't even have our own house full, so i have to collect micah. according to indian law, no child under the age of 14 is allowed to work. but millions of children are doing just that. in the states of john and b ha, around 22000 childr

already beijing under a severe heat wave that's been disastrous for farmers and eco systems. sonya geiger ports, hazy start to the day, smoke heavy in the air as firefighters prepare for what is to come closer. the fight to control the fires is a race against time, and the winds, which have been spreading the flames. who are local, who bodily food will come up with you. as we speak, the fire still progressing, or the call to us by surprise with its direction. it's created its own wind, its own story, its own movement. it has now decided to head off towards the north with 2 major fronts. a bulky in its part of a house is abandoned by their inhabitants, thousands of whom were forced to leave to escape the approaching fire. record breaking temperatures, combined with an historic drought and made the southwest region a tinderbox for wildfires. the all night back are further complicated by the flames. having reached, lay as a pete in the woodlands, making them even harder to damp down in a visit to the area. the prime minister, accompanied by the interior minister promised more resources to qu

like radioactive frogs frogs that had been injected with radio isotopes and students could handle geiger counters and sort of put them over the frogs and it would start clicking right so some of the first interactive exhibits were undertaken in the context of this adams for peace exhibit. and that's a good example of museums as a medium reinforcing other mediums, right? museums trying to become new just like film is trying to become new on television. so the goal of adams for peace we find out from looking at behind the scenes documents because it wouldn't be marketed this way in public was a kind of emotional management of the tensions that are involved in the nuclear culture. so the tension being on the one hand escalating nuclear armament, that's kind of the the hallmark of the cold war period but on the other hand homefront uses of atomic energy that they want to kind of spin as particularly harmless that they want to domesticate. so educating civilians and a particular educating children became a high priority. so bo jacobs talks about how this generation was the first generation th

in 15 minutes , it will fly around the entire planet, that they have geiger counters going off scalehere, he is still here media hysteria. that's it, all these headlines are already prepared, and the decision that the shadow cabinet is making there is the congress of the us intelligence agencies of britain germany, they know better once and have smeared it all swallowed. they work according to the system, respectively, sm. it's not about whether it's true or not, there will be no provocation . they are preparing for it, they know how to use it. well, now look. eh, since we are already talking about analysis. well enough a large span of time. yes, but now we are talking about the situation that is certainly being prepared around the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant there and the potion is saying something and the western press, which means that they should do something like that. yes , and there the brains are completely frostbitten in the west. but look, i remember how much it was a month a month ago, well, a couple of months ago, like the whole world, and then we were talking about

[laughter] oh yes, oh yes you are my guy you're the only geiger no one knows were having this conversation you are my guy congratulations. he said you take the job i said yes i will serve thank you i am honored. and i was honored. i love government service. and i loved him. and so that was that. so i went and did the radio show. a very dear friend of mine a fabulous radioman, mark simone was part of that dinner group he tells the story later "kudlow" takes a call from the president and dinner, and gets up, walks of the restaurant we didn't see him for four years. [laughter] festers sort of how that happened. and then it gets better. and that call tuesday night some people said he offered me the job the night before but i didn't get it. i don't know. in any case he said you will come down your thursday or friday we will have a press conference. nobody knows is for the next morning and so wednesday morning and sitting at home preparing for my tv show and stuff, and i'm not watching tv. and he calls me and he says you look so handsome sir question i turn on the tv. and of course the news had