that is why today we propose to introduce geo-routing.hen geo-routing is used, wireless calls to 988 are routed to call centers based on the nearby towers that wireless calls used to connect. this provides a more accurate picture of a caller's true location while still protecting their privacy. more importantly, geo-routing means those responding to 988 inquiries have a lot more knowledge of local resources and are better equipped to assist the caller with getting the help they need. i want to point out that we are already on the right track. last year, i wrote to the nationwide wireless providers, urging them to begin work on geo-routing. i want to thank them for the headway they have made on development, testing, and trial. i also want to make clear that for geo-routing, the work for 988 across the country, the department of health and human services and its administrator is going to have to incorporate the solutions we are proposing here directly into its process. this is vital. as we develop these technical solutions, we benefit from

that is why today we propose to introduce geo routing.eo routing is used wireless calls to 988 rout today call centers based on nearby towers that wireless calls use to connect. this provides a more accurate picture of caller's true location while still protecting their privacy. more importantly geo routeing means those responding to 988 inquiries have a lot more knowledge of local resources and a better equipped to assist the caller with getting the help the need. now i want to point out that we are already on the right track. last year i wrotet to the nationwide wireless providers urging them to begin work on ge routing so i really want to thank them for the headway they've made today with development, testing and trials. i also want to make clear that for geo routeing the work was 988 across the country the department of health and human services and its administrator of 988 suicide and crisis lifeline is going to have to incorporate the solutions we are proposing here directly into its process. this iss vital. we stand ready to assist

there are some really, uh there are some really big geo political issues is real, gaza, ukraine, that both countries are dealing with the chinese economy slowing down the binding ministration and spacing and election. i think both want to continue the temporary stabilization that we have seen. so my assessment is that this visit, like the visits we've seen from, from yellow and a phone call between she and biden is an investment in that stabilisation, at least temporarily. one of the most contentious issues between china in the us is always trained china accuse washington of suppressing what they called their legitimate development rates. the u. s. complains about china and flooding the world was cheap products. is there any way to find common ground here? as well, that's a very good question. i think you have to look at the context of this visit and you know, the us has just passed the, the tick tock divestment bill has to buy. and ministration has been very rigorous and consistent in its development of the technology controls where it sees chinese practice is harming us. security an

a lot of it and its own geo political neutrality can't do that. i'm rick sanchez and this is direct impact. the . so i want to talk to you today about it, it is an enormous eccentric story. i mean, just really impressive. i mean, i know that some people think, look, there are also some issues down the line with india's economic growth. then the country has a north side and south side where one is generally much more advanced, very different than the other, more economically viable than the other. regardless of all of that, taken as a whole, it's almost impossible to look at what's happening in india and not come out with one word conclusion that contains just 3 letters. wow. wow. i mean according to recent projections, the right thing that we're reading is correct. india is on track, the surpassed japan, and germany position itself is the world's 3rd largest economy by 2027. that's according to the investment banking firm. jeffries, who i have been following by the way, personally for years and which i can say without hesitancy, that they are usua

we are more of a geo based satellite providers.t there will be multiple players who can have share in that. we do not see a case. that's hence the reason why the merger is approved. we enjoy having competition. in the end, the customers win because you have more choices. haslinda: is it right to say the likes of new players in the satellite spacelike starlink and oneweb are in fact for some consolidation within the industry so that they can look at competition differently? guru: we have been going through, like we acquired inmarsat, so there's some consolidation happening. there are certain players who will be focused on certain geographies. one may be positioning that way, starlink is more focused on fixed broadband today, not so much aviation or even maritime when you look at the market. there are multiple segments that some of the players will play a better world the new players coming in. the service quality is what the customer, for us, we focus on having enterprise customers so having an enterprise grade product matters a lot

i to geo political on the left, the eddie smith joining us from iowa in the us. any good to have you on the program? yeah, not, not a big shock, just tearing up the us has vetoed at the policy any and bid for statehood. but in terms of the, the wider reasons behind that the us and issue a claim that at doing not recognizing paula sign that the un will not health but statehood currently. do you agree a god. no, i don't agree. i think that admitting palestine to the un would put them on a path to statehood. and the alternative that the us is offering is, is negotiating a deal between the palestinian authority is real in the united states. but the palestinian people have no faith in the palestinian authority ever since the oslo accords. in the early nineties, all the palestinian authority is really done is allowed israel to enforce their occupation via remote control. so the palestinian people have very, very little faith in the palestinian authority, which is why so many of them are now supporting a group like come us that advocates for a one state solution rather

you said that facebook cou geo-fence and pull out of texas? of course. >> i was confused because mr. clement was pointing out that you couldn't. i'm looking at 143a.0002 and i says you can't censor or receive information based on the us's geographic location in ts state or any parofhe state. soou don't understand that to say that based on your location in texas, we are not going to let you post content? >> this is one of the prohibitions of the law, that they can't -- let me say it different way. there is a provision of the law which is the jurisdictional hook thataywho is subject to this law at all. if you choostoo business in texas, then this provisionic in and you can't discriminate against pelefter you've chosen to do business in texas. if you don't want to do busines in texas at all, that's a separate provision and you can geouof texas. this is the prohibition on what you can't do if you do to do business in texas, you cno discriminate against somebody because they are in el paso. >> and doing business in texas is just allowing facebook u

areas those are driverless vehicles but it's in a geo-fenced area.t's likely where we will see the start of robo taxi for tesla. the question becomes when and where. >> all right a lot of questions, i think, there. looking at tesla shares up over 10.5%. phil lebeau, always great to talk to you. time to have a check on some of this morning's top corporate stories. silvana henao with those stories. good morning once again. >> good morning. shares of hashicorp higher a deal could materialize in the next few days though hashicorp and ibm both tell c nbc, they do not operate on speculation they jumped 23% compared to ibm's 2% increase during the same period. >>> in washington the ftc banning employers from using noncompete contracts to prevent workers from joining rival firms. the measure marks the first time the agency has issued a mandate on how companies compete in more than 50 years. the chamber of commerce will reportedly sue the ftc this week before the regulation goes into effect in august. >>> and oracle says it's planning to move its world headqu

. ♪ >> byron: finally tonight, nat geo's "secrets of the octopus."es were followed for two years across five countries. marine biologist dr. alex snell followed this octopus for weeks, gaining its trust. >> when she raised up her arm and put her suckers on my hand, it just felt like a life-changing moment. >> byron: behavior never before captured. the octopus taking cover in a coconut. documenting how octopuses survive by camouflaging themselves from predators. >> their brain is connected directly to muscles in their skin. the octopus can produce an endless array of patterns and colors. >> byron: the three-part nat geo series part of abc's parent company disney is produced by filmmaker james cameron. it's streaming now on hulu and disney plus. and that's "nightline" for this evening. thanks for the company, america. good night.

geo-economics, francine: francine: these are things that we have to take into consideration. what do you worry about most, the you have a ranking or is it always one in the same? robin: is a transformational change. i think we're going to see credit markets playing a role. i don't think that is a short-term thing. i think you see lending tightening and you're going to see a stellar need for financing out there, but it isn't that all things are created equal. i'm a big proponent of active management, a big proponent of credit but not every active manager, not every credit expert is going to be able to deliver in these environments. there is expertise and skill needed. how do i think about prioritization? i think about priorities in terms of capabilities. i think about being a skilled as we can be in data, in analytics, in tact, in credit, and multiple asset classes, and then being able to pivot those. i think that is where i think about things. but do i think that is the number one thing i'm focusing on? i don't have the luxury of that. francine: are you looking at acquisition

minister of the both largest democracy modems to modernize india and throwing it into a significant geo political eclipse case skilfully navigating between the major follow blocks and for the night, india as the voice of the bill, the sound. so down to the point we are discussing is india and the more be on on.

it's a significant geo political player while skillfully navigating between various follow blogs on to the point we are discussing is india on the movie on under data . to the point next on d w like is he merely an invention of the middle ages? not even today, there are those who believe the weight and they're casting him out. what really happens in an exorcism? what are the symptoms of evil? what does modern medicine make it the dangerous dealings with the devil? in 45 minutes on d, w, the show a ride through the guides know the way around is strictly scientific trip to some pretty cheap places. curiosity is we tried tomorrow today on d. w. enjoying the views and come to take a look at this. i'll tell you the highlights every week email inbox, subscribe now. the and does being referred to as the next bill. the supervisor with significant economic growth in deal has become assault off the international partner, thoughts behind and del scrolled story. now the movie has been and follow for the last 10 years and he seems to be on course to win a toad consecutive to him as a prime minister

the ukraine war is possible and just who would drive that expansion for more on this will bring in a geo political expert, glen d, as in professor of political science and history at the university of oslo in norway his newest book is out now called the ukraine war and the your ration world order professor. thank you so much for joining us. well, thank you from you to. so i am seeing a lot of tv commercials magazine inserts billboard, social media posts articles from all over places across europe, basically telling people to stock up on medicine because of forthcoming shortages, you know, just in case just in case socket. bunch of stable food stuck up on water. be prepared. they say in case of what professor, i mean for me when i hear this, i think of toilet paper because you know the great t p shortage of 2020. that was due to coven. but i don't get the sense that they're implying another pandemic will befall europe. what are they really saying here? listening to the contradictory message? because on the one hand we hear from many official stats, there's no direct threats from russia. r

so that business can continue amid geo political tensions. china to is trying to reduce dependence on other countries by strengthening its domestic market. china remains germany's top trade partner with a trade volume of around 253000000000 euros. germany mostly exports cars and auto parts to china. in addition to various machinery that makes it one of china's top 5 trade partners. but now with china is increasing dominance in the electric vehicle industry. more chinese made eaves are coming to germany. very low, our prices are putting german comm acres under pressure. it's the same with solar panels and wind turbines. chinese products, a massively subsidized by badging and new york and manufacturers can barely compete . chinese product prices push them to the brink overall, and that's why germany and the european commission are taking measures to curb on steer competition and protect the domestic market which they are considering. introducing terrace on select the chinese products journalist, fabia and rich bay and badging told us that germany has to balance its economic interest. no

scott ritter, a geo political analysts, an officer former us military and un inspector. thank you so much for joining me, gentlemen. on this issue that we've been debating for decades, and yet, here we still are. and what are the same situation? i want to start with you scott, what is the main objective of the united states of station american troops in syria and iraq in this present time? well, i mean, we go back to your, i guess the beginning, the, the, the carter doctrine of the decision made that the, the middle east is an oil protection of oil supplies are the industry chic national interest of the united states. i was part of the marine corps rapid deployment force back in the 1980s ready to deploy on a moment's notice. i deployed to saudi arabia during operation desert shield, desert storm to respond to i reaction invasion of kuwait, the invasion that we made, the case threatening the, your saudi arabian oil fields in eastern saudi arabia, therefore triggering the need to intervene. and then we sort of lost track and became not so much about securing the oil as um

what is, where is the national implications, the geo political advantage for moscow to give this woman a headache. i don't separate. no, whatsoever to the area of the of them are syndrome is that they keep attacking us. that shows us diplomats, us intelligency. but i mean, you've been, have this wonderful weapon then why don't they use it in ukraine? you know, bone bods, the lenses, you know, but you should be just your give them i had a problem, another headaches. and i was walking over the, the slide with those silly things of that. and george, i mean, i mean i, i have to say that when i said i grew up watching 60 minutes, i've always wanted to be a journalist and believing still what we do to this day in because of bad show. because of some of the great reporters, one of the 1st correspondence on there was concrete himself, wasn't bad, but to see them still do this kind of. what was the editor who approve this? what was the guy who said, yeah, let's get a former f b i agent put a wiggle on or so nobody recognizes or would you just looks like the same person with a stupid blonde wig?

prime minister multiples largest democracy modems to modernize india and throwing it into a significant geo political class. he's skilfully navigating between the major follow blocks and for the night india as the voice of the bill of a solid. so today on to the point we have discussed, this is india and ben would be on under data. so by the hello and welcome to to the point, i'm you shop hard. yes. on in here in berlin and today, my guess was the jail. and now he is an ex german diploma. he was invited to of, to him need to india from printing 19 to 2020 to join. samuel is head of global dialogue on presentation of the bill republic policy institute, g, p, a in berlin. and joining us via skype from handbook we have media improve thompson, she is lead refers need research fellow at the german institute for global and adf . so they've got a very long to come to all a few. thank you for joining walter. you have a long standing relationship with india. you went that as a 21 years old to discover the country to discover yourself. and then you'd have tired of a massive bill. now you've seen and

yeah, i know geo political onto this, we really appreciate your insight into this us and not to them all these the political party of president mohammed des moines who appears to have achieved the last live victory in parliamentary elections by his people's national congress bodies seen as looking to china and away from india when it comes to future development as one at least 6 to 6 of the 93 seats kind of the up for grabs. and that's, according to the preliminary results of the main opposition party, which previously dominated the chain base, is projected to wait and just a 1000 seats best time. yeah, 1st of all, results are expected later this week. and when president de moines it to pi, he quickly phil phil, one of the main campaign, promises by ordering indian ministry personnel to leave the island nation, he has repeatedly said that he wouldn't allow any foreign power to on the might of on demand it's countries sovereignty from a foreign minister, all the ma, these are the do not want more than sets of de moines is policy shift exposes a why the issue in the nation's determinat

and even i knew that and i'm not an expert on geo politics and bull gary are this particular syndicate or this journalist. but i've done enough research to know that this guy was tied to the c i a, if i knew it was tied as yeah i, you know, it was tied as the others know, we started to see i wouldn't, 16 minutes and their editors say, hey, we better not use this guy is our main source. he's tied to see i. he's got a bone to pick with us or with russia. right? you right, you would sing, but there's a media already a little bit that's, that is with the selection things ongoing very well. russia gate is going to grow and grow and it's in its impacts. and basically they use this as low as they rushed to is everywhere it's ubiquitous and controlling everything engineering and all right, so let me so you know, jump both and he's on and so, so meddling everywhere and that truck wouldn't do anything about it. you know, he was urging trump to do something and trump just wouldn't do anything about. so that's the next door and you know, yeah. ringback november yeah, you know, this reminds me of t

misshaped worked at geo for 25 years and holds. the government affairs director, the financial accountability and corporate transparency coalition. the fact coalition, where she leads groups engaged in federal policy wagers. before joining the fact coalition, ms. hanichak worked with nonprofits focused on government accountability and rule of law in the middle east. her work supported the passage of bipartisan legislation targeting networks that fuel mass human rights violations in syria and the middle east, and she campaigned to augment counter terrorism financing measures and prevent the abuse of u.s. humanitarian aid. i appreciate all of you being here. >> i would also like to recognize a senator hassan has joined us. >> chairman, white house, chairman grassley, members of the caucus. you so much for the opportunity to be here to discuss the corporate transparency act and the important work to abolish the opaque corporate structures that would facilitate transnational terminal activity, undermining accountability and threatening

i always fight for the human rights defender and nat. geo political analyst are no definitely. the highlight of the southern states failed to predict how the military gear would performing real combat condition. they already made a mistake initially by uh, not taking into account that the she await those ad rooms that.

the thanks very much for your take that live and artsy today. geo political analyst has l d. thank you. the, the founder of the telegrams social media platform pop, i'll do it off. has broken his silence to the american journalist tucker carlson, giving haze 1st interview in years. speaking of his office in dubai, the russian born entrepreneur, explain why setting up shop in the united states was a no go. and we got too much attention from the, the, at the i, the security agencies, wherever we came to the us. i brought an engineer that is working for telegram and there was an attempt to secretly hire my engineer behind me and back by cyber security officers. officers were agents that were trying to persuade him to use certain open source tools that he would then integrate into the telling us code that the mind the same would serve as backdoors would allow the us government to spy on people who use telegram the u. s. government to maybe any other government because of backstory is a back door, regardless of who is using it. so many interesting things that he mentioned, especia

now the geo political reasons is because israel is it just, it just 76 years as a u. s. western imperial battling ram, not just against palestinian nationhood, but against the syrian popular interest against the iranian revolution, against 119. so israel again, this has nothing to do with judaism or religion. israel has been duped in used by western imperialism to do their bidding when it's half a 1000000000 arrow people in the arab world. the current is world olives. adversity of the middle east who fears the. busy a of oppose design is project in israel as a committee call this historically design is gets trapped because how are israel's name is going to respond to this genocide? not just tomorrow, but in the upcoming decades. in, in, in, in years. professor dido saw thank you for standing strong and thank you for your opinions as well. thanks a lot, mike. all right, you can check auto dot com for more updates him. i'll see you again in about 15 minutes from now with more updates from around the world by now the the hey, everybody. just want to start off reminding y

they have nothing to do with geo politics. they have to do with just being decent. this being human. yeah. all right, let's get to the 2nd one. so here, here's something we learned this week now alluding to what you were trying to mention a little while ago, but i had your back, like i'm in the god, the father, the end of the plastic bag. only if you watch this show, you probably saw this this week. maybe a few other places i don't know. did you know? did you know that the guy who found it isis k was trey was trained by contractors in bog from air force base? who worked for the c i a did you know that he was the head security guy for the ask dad, vice president who was basically a puppet for. busy or washington, the guy's name is shaw. hob areas see him right there. shaw hob ma ha. here. it's not his only name and he's been killed since by the way you should know. this is what we learned about him while we were doing a segment here. this week, as the leader of quote, unquote, isis k was a contractor at bankrupt the us air force base and afghanistan when worked, secu

the western democracies are according moody, partly because they see india as a strategic geo political alternative to be increasingly aggressive china. but india has its own objectives. it has not clearly condemned as war against you claim, and it continues buying oil and weapons from russia. the movie presents himself as a confident spokesman for many countries in asia, africa, and latin america. countries for whom europe's problems feel more distant. she said this today, india is the voice of the global sales. what foreign policy interesting is india pursuing under moody? walter, how do you explain more these foreign policy? i think he has a very skilful of 5 minutes. so that's one of the points which is i think a big asset of sure they knew of today. i very skillfully but mere inside the other side. he is maneuvering among all these big power interests and he's doing a great show up in, in making clear that india is not willing to be to follow the decisions of a new blog sunbale. but they have some nations gather together and think they can make decisions for the rest of the about t

minister and that ends remove these efforts to modernize the country and elevated to a significant geo political plan. as i, there's more news on our website, the, the blue dot com, and you can follow us on our social media channels as well. i'm british manager in billing, thanks so much for watching, by the or the to the points. strong opinions. clear position, international perspective. prime minister names and will be able to modernize in the on position it's a significant geo political play, a while skilfully navigating between various follow blogs until the point we are discussing is india on the won't be on under data to the point next on d, w good working as long been a male dominated industry and nigeria, but elizabeth defy, you know, we'll do refuses to go with the flow. she designs and manufacturers, modern furniture in her own workshop and as a role model for many, and not just when the feedbacks in 16 minutes on d w, the d big companies play a role in the destruction of the rain forest the letter full actually cause awesome comes from illegal capital funds in the amazon. ye

so french, geo political and let's see what he'll do. let's go now joining us here, and i'll let you international as early as a great to have you on the program here. going to talk about a couple of things. if you don't mind me. first and foremost, the russian defense, minnesota, sort of a story to do in the past 24 hours speaking with his french counterpart warning powers about sending its troops to you crane. what do you, what do you make of that topic of conversation? well, 1st is it's not the 1st news. we are already aware of that the background decided on it's on to send troops and you print the thing is that has been the warren by many foreign countries, european union, united states, and other people that the, it wouldn't be a good idea or the problem is that my from of the signs in the new programming low which was voted last year in. ready 2023. now that includes the requisition, the personal, and it does it go person any more, all empty? anybody got to be involved not only to the, from the french territory, which is absolutely

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geo's "secrets of the octopus." the beautiful and intelligent creatures were followed for two years across five countries. marine biologist dr. alex snell followed this octopus for weeks, gaining its trust. >> when she raised up her arm and put her suckers on my hand, it just felt like a life-changing moment. >> byron: behavior never before captured. the octopus taking cover in a coconut. documenting how octopuses survive by camouflaging themselves from predators. >> their brain is connected directly to muscles in their skin. the octopus can produce an endless array of patterns and colors. >> byron: the three-part nat geo series part of abc's parent company disney is produced by filmmaker james cameron. it's streaming now on hulu and disney plus. and that's "nightline" for this evening. thanks for the company, america. good night. investigators who help children in trouble. the flood of fake child abuse images that could be jeopardizing real kids. >> tense situations on college campuses right now as pro-palestinian

what can possibly pull gaza out of these tickets long data and geo political procrastination. well, to discuss that i'm now joined by sol, took a hash and professor of human rights and peace studies at a soccer and yoga cleaning university in japan. professor took a how sure. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you very much for having. now in mind deduction, i use this worth procrastination, which in the case of gaza has been the prevailing attitude in denying the palestinians the long promised staying. but over the last 6 months, it's also been the way off of stripping them of the most basic human rights of all the the right to leave. and i want to start by asking, what do you think makes it possible for israel to carry out his policies and for the rest of us to be sick and alteration, but to live, oh, or no avail? well, i mean, the problem, of course, is the decades and decades of impunity that the state of israel has been enjoyed. i mean from really, from the beginning, the early zionist, they sold the britain and then later on the united states on the, i d

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