particular gas analyzers, which you could see on our site and together with colleagues from peter the great university-precise and fast-acting program. clean water in the kaliningrad region purifies water bodies - another important aspect for the development of the region and the establishment of the economy. we are actively creating a closed-loop waste separation system. we have several large enterprises that are actually consumers. these are the factions that we sort in the city of kaliningrad in the coastal cities. but in general , our task is to make sure that all residents of the region have access to a system of separate waste collection in 2030. business in the region. pionersky is a resort town. there are beaches and a sea port. the state residence of the president is also located here. in recent years, the city's population has grown significantly, which means that the residential area is also increasing. today we finance about 11 projects totaling about 5 billion rubles. probably a good example of where we are now. our uh developer is a group of macro construction companies near this housing

i can feel the collective _ great day for uk universities. sigh _ great day for uk universities. i can feel the collective sigh of - great day for uk universities. i can feel the collective sigh of relief. thank you very much. britain is the only country in europe not to offer tax free shopping to overseas visitors — since the policy was scrapped after brexit. some retailers now argue they are losing billions of dollars in trade to rivals in other european countries, who are able to offer better deals to big—spending american and asian tourists. nick williams is gatwick airport head of retail — and he told me just how important this is for his business. it's absolutely crucial. the last couple of years have been really challenging since we lost the tax—free scheme. so for international visitors from places like the us, china, the middle east that historically have been really good spenders, when they are looking at where they want to travel now, the uk is just not competitive. they can go to france or italy and enjoy tax—free shopping whereas

i came to america to write my first book in new york city, i heard there was a great university calledan university to columbia. mark: you took a the courses, what did you find out while there? >> the first day at columbia, i realized in a way columbia was crazier than north korea classrooms, the anti-western, anti-capitalism, anti-white men sentiment was deeper and way more passionate than in north korea classrooms in north korea classrooms if we don't say americ say -- at columbia university. the people are volunteering to destroys their own country, they are saying the goal of the they in their life is to destroy the american constitution and rebuilding the nation in name of equity. >> you come to united states, land of freedom after experiencing hell in north korea, you come here, which as reagan said, a shining city on a hill. we have hundreds of millions poof in t people of the world than to come in here, you go to complummia, t columbia, they are trashing the country and the economy system and trashing white people. and you are thinking to yourself, wait, i thought i escaped thi

. >> dab in the middle of one of the nation's great universities.amie's in a certain sense educating tens of millions of people with radio for europe. and radio liberty you have also been the teacher. >> imagine a high school or college kid today that is this a imagine someone born a dozen years or more after ronald reagan delivered the speech? give me a sentence, two sentences that explain to such a young american why we are still talking about that speech 34 years later? and what one thing if they can run but one thing about it one thing they need to remember? jamie, let's go with you first. >> it is a tall order. the message i would have it change the lives of millions. it was that powerful the basic simple moral clarity played a key role in helping in the cold war. it's incredibly difficult to explain that for the people did not live to that. i was a kid when that wall fell i watch it on tv. had a powerful role i would suggest we need to bring people to berlin. people need to see and walk through the gate. talk to berliners, some who are still a

thank you for your statement and, your inspiration and your life of generous giving to this great universityand so many other good causes. all the distinguished guests in the audience. i hesitate to start. but i thank my friend and father and your fellow texan henry cisneros, for coming down here with me and his magnificent work as secretary of hud. i thank, your congressman, lloyd doggett, and his wife, libby, for flying down with me. and i'm glad to see, my dear friend, congressman jake pickle here. i miss you. the attorney general, dan morales. the land commissioner, gary morrow. i thank of them for being here. thank you, lucy johnson, for being here. and. please give my regards to wonderful mother. i. i have not seen her here. there she is. and i have to recognize and. your former congresswoman and, now distinguished professor barbara jordan for, the magnificent job you did on the immigration issue. thank you so much. thank you. thank you. my wife told me about coming so much. i wanted to come and see for myself. i also know, as all of you do that there is no such thing as saying no to l

universities all over the country and the third day of october 1403 will start working . that ended great more than 140 public universities said about the university's readiness to welcome students in the new academic year. the meeting of heads of universities and science and technology parks and higher education institutions was held . to enter power in the new year, and he evaluated the technology of the ninth academic year for students as full of hope and self-confidence and said that nowruz students will join you from mid-october . a village that initiatives spending a certain amount in various fields of science, education, research, art, sports, and culture . here, the member of the education and research commission of the parliament announced the removal of the salary and tax ceiling for faculty members. the deputy minister also said that one of the problems that some applicants had was becoming a soldier . quota leadership was considered that annually 500 will be able to work in the form of a post-doctoral course as a military officer. the host of the meeting said that the arms of

in the electronic book fair, which is an international event, and the presence of our universities can have a greatact on attracting foreign students from sharif university of technology to participate in the this book fair gave mahi the opportunity to come here. iraqi universities that i like are accepted in iran and sharif university as a representative of the university. iran's cultural consultation in baghdad is more than 57,400 interested students in iran, and the sadness is increasing. iran university of medical sciences is very good, excellent, and its qualifications are good . sardararan shahid pointed out that compared to it has increased in previous years, jalal khalidi, radio and television news agency, baghdad international book fair, the meteorological organization has predicted today for parts of the country, especially the eastern belt, wind and dust , we will witness scattered rains in the northern parts of the country, today's news, friday. it can be seen that we have relatively strong winds in the eastern provinces of sistan and baluchistan and south khorasan, with sandstorms and

the coach is also present they are very active, the presentation and presence of our universities can have a great impact on attracting foreign students . sharif university of technology, i also participated in this book and fish exhibition on behalf of the university. sharif, on behalf of the university where i participated in this exhibition and the ministry of science, 62 prestigious iranian universities have been registered for the study of iraqi students, according to the official statistics of iran's cultural consultation in baghdad, more than 57,400 interested students are studying in iran, and the number of universities is increasing. iran's medical sciences very good excellent good i live the life of tehran this year's features of the behdad exhibition can be mentioned the wide presentation of iraqi exhibitors of books focusing on the resistance and martyred generals, which has increased compared to previous years. baghdad, the minister of foreign affairs of our country, on the sidelines of the 78th united nations general assembly in new york, met with the secretary general of the general

it is a great honor for me to receive the title of honorary doctor of your university and i have greathope that i will be able to visit the university in the future. thank you and glory to ukraine. two ukrainian kamikaze drones attacked the so-called election headquarters of the occupiers of the zaporizhia region. this is reported by the media with reference to sources in the security service of ukraine on the video of the uav hit the object of the invaders in the village of skelki of the vasyliv district, here the russians kept the ballots and documents after the explosions , they surrounded the nearby streets with firecrackers check the documents in the local ones. and the drones were also taken up in the air, i remind you of the important collection of the espresso tv channel and the vesna charity fund, they are collecting funds for the purchase of modern drones for our scouts , because pavel is needed by the 23rd separate rifle battalion of the armed forces of ukraine, which is fighting in the hot donetsk direction, in particular, he had age three about mavik 3t kamikaze drones and

. ♪ >> ainsley: the great tulane university.hat picture, top of the hour, lawrence jones joined our team this week and it is a picture of all four of us. >> lawrence: we are hugging. >> steve: we are. >> ainsley: we love each other. >> steve: we started two hours ago, the banner said september 20th. we know what that day is. >> ainsley: weird when you see your birthday on the screen. today is my birthday. thank you. >> brian: how are you celebrating? >> steve: this is it. >> ainsley: a few friends are taking me to lunch. >> steve: some day drinking. >> ainsley: maybe. pick my daughter up from school and spend time with her and her babysitter and with someone else that i love. [laughter] >> brian: okay. >> steve: cake in your future. >> brian: you are sneaky. >> ainsley: might be with a live studio audience. >> steve: we are so glad you were born. >> ainsley: thank you, thanks. my mom used to say that, the children's book title kathie helped me with. >> brian: you remember how young lawrence was when he started doing the show. >>

great st. petersburg university we are developing russian analogues, ultra-precise and fast-acting programs.ad region cleans water bodies; another important aspect for the development of the region , establishing a circular economy , we are actively creating a system for separate waste collection. we have several large enterprises, actually consumers, but those fractions that we sort in the city of kaliningrad in coastal cities. but in general we have a task in 2030 make sure that all residents of the regions have access to the separate system. large businesses in the pionersky region are also working on environmental waste. this is a resort city. there are beaches here, a sea port, where is the state residence of the president? in recent years, the population of the city has grown significantly, which means that the area of ​​​​residential development of projects totaling about 5 billion rubles is also increasing. probably a good example of where we are now. our uh developer group of companies macro-construction of this housing complex is very good energy efficiency classes. what meets all

everyone , large and small, the sovereignty, territorial integrity of the foundation of this great organization of universal guiding star. we cannot hand them over to the american president, picked up and developed . according to him, if russia is not stopped, then the entire world order will follow its word. russia has almost swallowed belarus. it clearly threatens kazakhstan and the baltic countries. the purpose of the war against ukraine is to turn our country, our people, our lives, our resources , into weapons against you against an order based on international law, many seats are lying low. at the assembly, if russia succeeds in its cavast and aggression, the seat in the hall may be lowered. where at the assembly zelensky’s speech was indeed somewhat emptied, however, it is unlikely that russian cunning is to blame for this, perhaps just a kiev guest who came to the states for new military assistance. many are tired of listening on the sidelines. fatigue has been breaking through for a long time now and dissatisfaction from the protracted conflict. now the fighters are talking about it. this is a verd

petersburg petra university great, we are developing russian analogues , ultra-precise from above, fastater program in the kaliningrad region, water bodies are being cleaned, another important aspect for the development of the region, establishing a circular economy, we are actively creating a system for separate waste collection. we have several large, and enterprises, actually consumers, but those factions that we sort in the city of kaliningrad, coastal cities, but in general, we have a task in 2030 to ensure that all residents of the region have the opportunity to access a system of separate waste collection for the environment, large businesses in the region are also involved. pionersky is a resort town. there are beaches and a sea port. the state residence of the president is also located here. in recent years, the city's population has grown significantly, which means that the residential area is also increasing. today we finance about 11 projects totaling about 5 billion rubles. probably a good example. this is where we are now. our uh, the developer is a group of macrostroy com

arab countries also have a very active presence and the presence of our universities can have a great impact on attracting foreign students . i participated in this book fair on behalf of the university from sharif university of technology and they gave us the opportunity to come here. for the iraqi knowledge that friend they are taking admission in iran and sharif university. i participated in the exhibition on behalf of motor university and i kissed you. the ministry of science exaggerates 62 prestigious iranian universities for the study of iraqi students . according to the official statistics of iran's cultural consultation in baghdad, there are also more than 57,400 interested students in iran. they study, which is increasing in qom, iran university of medical sciences, very good, excellent, and my qualifications are good. this year's exhibition , it is possible to mention the wide presentation of iraqi exhibitors of books focusing on the resistance and martyred commanders, which has increased compared to previous years. baghdad international book fair end of this news section de

everyone, large and small , sovereignty, territorial integrity , the foundation of this great organization of universalhts - this is our guiding star. we cannot give them away. zelensky picked up and developed the idea of ​​the american president. according to him, if russia is not stopped, then the entire world order will follow its word. russia has almost swallowed belarus. it clearly threatens kazakhstan and the baltic countries. the goals of the war against ukraine are to transform our country, our people, our lives our resources are a weapon against. in you, against the order based on international law, many chairs in the general assembly hall may be lowered, if russia succeeds in its insidiousness and aggression, the seat in the back seat, the assemblies at the end of zelensky’s speech were indeed somewhat empty, however, it is unlikely that russian insidiousness is to blame for this, perhaps just a kiev guest who came to the states for new military assistance. many are tired of listening on the sidelines. he has long been breaking through fatigue and dissatisfaction from the protracted conflict.

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government in a meeting with the board of directors of the university of tehran, calling this university a great center for problem solving in the country and saying that the scientific progress of the country has not been at the service of the country's administration due to some inconsistencies, and the results of scientific research should be to serve the executive management of the country, the first vice president stated that the government has big plans for the future of the country and asked the university and professors to help the government in explaining and illustrating the bright future of the country for the young generation. tehran, by presenting a report on the performance of this university, created discussion houses, an open space for interaction between professors and students, and created internet television with the aim of clarifying and raising the political and cultural awareness of students, among the actions of this university in the past two years. experts say that the bankruptcy declaration of birmingham, england it will go beyond this city, according to the report of 3

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great britain. a history professor at the university of maryland talked how thomas paine drew his pamphlet and urged for independence from the british monarchy and six months later the declaration of independence was signed. watch "books that shaped america" featuring thomas paine's "common sense." tonight on c-span now, a free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast and learn more about the authors of the book featured -- books featured. host: we're here with marc goldwein. let's begin with defining deficit versus debt. do that and then tell us the difference. guest: thanks for ha. the deficit is how much we borrow each year, and the debt is the sum of all of our past deficits. if you think of a credit card, the deficit is how much you have added to a credit card bill in 2023. the debt is how much you owe total. host: where are we at right now? guest: there are different ways to measure. but i like to look at how the public is a share of the economy. we are close to 100%. it is as large as a full year's worth of output. host: why are we in thi

university. jeffrey, great to see you.ittle as we get started, do you give him any credit for setting himself apart in this republican field in a way that he has the other canons going after him instead of somebody like a former vice president, a governor, and so on. it is kind of remarkable where he's placed himself at this moment. >> it is remarkable. it is almost identical playbook to what donald trump did in 2015, going into the early primaries into 2016. it is this flamboyant style, if you will. it's like being the sultan of insult to a new generation, a millennial generation. he's sort of the don rickles, andrew dice clay, shock jock, joan rivers, whatever, for millennials. so you create a lot of fuss, but there's no substance there. he just keeps changing the subject. the great illusion, as terry houdini, the magician, said. the art of showmanship is not what you do, it's what you get a mystery-thinking public in what they thought you do. whether the business world or the political world, it's a pump and dump scheme

but one of the universe is great mysteries has been solved by sciences set soon in switzerland and the method of the mysterious substance that makes up half the universe, but which can really be seen fulls downwards. that's important to scientists and to the rest of us. call them back. it explains why in star trek, it's the stuff that power the work drive of the starship enterprise into the 23rd century takes time. but anti matter isn't fiction, it's real. and it's one of the greatest puzzles in our universe. that's because there should be as much of it as normal matter. the physicist can't find reserves of it anywhere on earth, nor anywhere else in the cosmos. it can only be found in extremely tiny samples, made at incredible expense. here in our largest particle accelerator discern laboratory of switzerland. so basically what we want to do with this pre, i will make sure that's ebony property that we know the matter has that. and they might, it has it in the same way or maybe not because any a small difference that could help us understand what happened with them. they might have in

positive to the world-eating america, that famous and humiliating sentence of a great iranian who said that my university is more than it is america that this is the most pleasant sentence in front of iranian families, but mr. engineer kiyomarth hashemi, i want to find my opposition like this, mr. engineer kiyomarth hashemi is one of the experienced managers of the minister of the interior, he is very familiar with the problems of shortages and challenges in the field of sports and has worked for many years. and management in different departments he has made him a capable manager in the field of sports, despite his remarkable features in the field of sports management, but he has not worked in other areas of youth, and the study of the proposed programs also shows that in this part, which is one of the most important parts of the country's culture and society, especially in the topics of marriage and social shots of leisure time with social harms and other than the promising program have not been presented . regarding the distribution of resources and credits in various indicators , there is no transpar

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to worship in all sorts of faith traditions -- we have to acknowledge here we have this great catholic universityand i was born and raised catholic, the fact that in some cases the leadership of the church is missing this moment. missing their responsibility today. i say it because i want them to hear it. that they don't interpret -- martin luther king did so brilliantly that he took the teachings of the bible and the teachings of the constitution and he wove them together in a manifesto of american values. he was speaking to people of all faiths, to christians especially, and speaking to those of us who love the constitution and the constitutional traditions and the efforts to make the constitution any full for all people. i think we have to acknowledge, i would be remiss if i didn't challenge the establishment of the church to embrace the president of this university -- he did something courageous several years ago when he acknowledged the role this institution has played, you talked about it. the north american jesuits have made a substantial commitment. there are some examples, but by and lar

radio because the universe are simply too great and the cost of getting energy enough to make travel physical travel at all possible is overwhelming, even for civilizations. disposing of enormous means far outweigh paying our own. so i think, first of all, there will two great phases of this eventual time, which i think will come in ten years or 100 years or, i don't know, maybe longer when some satisfy three radio telescope work or something will acquire evidence of the deliberate beaming of a message, protracted message out into space. first of all, i think important issue, most important to show is the recognition of the existence of the message. just that it is there, not what it says. this is called often timely. the acquisition of the message. and there will be, of course, false starts. there'll be many claims already have been some claims, i think rather facetious that some phenomena in the sky must have this meaning. they turned out to be wrong. i believe that will happen number of times. three times. ten times false claims will be. right. we have got something, a copy, anyth

public purposes there, well, in the national economy, that is, not only for science is great for searching the universe for building system navigation for future spacecraft, this is precisely this property, because they are individual. yes because they are very good. absolutely right. you know, relatively speaking, you have uh? glonass satellites, which also each have their own encoding signal for the gps trigger, and you determine the same position here based on the quality of the situation. you have a unique one. great , someone has already worried about something like glonass being scattered all over our heads, the second half history, not pulsars at all, but completely different. generally different and not in our galaxy , damn it knows the headlights. yes, uh, we, as i said, know evolution. uh, massive stars, then you can get a pulsar, you can get a black hole, if there is a star there, say 30-40 masses, the sun. you can get, and a black hole of stellar mass, let's say 10 mass, the sun 20 mason and all that, but they are out there somewhere, it turns out. we have them in our galaxy and, moreover,

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. >> sharon block from harvard university. great to have you here on a historic day. thank you. on "squawk box" with phil lebeau. that's coming up. >>> turning now to your big money movers and biggest stock story of the week. official public trading debut of a.r.m. stock set to continue the stellar start after closing up 25% in the first day of trading. looking at shares up 9%. arjun kharpal is here with more. arjun, good morning. >> good morning, frank. the rally is set to continue. shares in the pre-market are up nearly 9%. $69 apiece. softbank and a.r.m. priced at $59 a piece. you see this rally would value the company at $74 billion. higher than what it came to market with. we knew the demand was high. you had big names and strategic investors in this one. apple and nvidia getting involved as well with. if you look at the valuation, it is trading at 110 times according to the recent foiscal year. that is above nvidia. people are looking at the two very different companies and saying how is a.r.m. valued at this level when it is facing slowing growth in the core market of the

the oil will be a great help in the future from the scientific university that he will get , he will be able to serve the country . the 6th world computer programming olympiad will be held in egypt next year. mohammad ebrahim pakzad of danesh banyan news agency has succeeded in making sms internet control of electric appliances. the ceo of this technology company said that this device is for tv cooler and heater without need change the wiring of this application the device has the ability to store 6 monitors remotely without restrictions on the type and trade name of the product, and with the internet device, it is possible to schedule the sending of commands and view some ambient temperatures for ease of communication . from the activists in the field of special technology , i would like to send my political analysis of the influence of technology and innovation in large companies and strategic industries to this forum. the deadline to participate in this call is the 25th of september. 8 million tomans the award will be given to improve the quality of heavy products of refineries by

and what was great, university of great, the university of california, diego , what they california,asically said is that they compared whether chatgpt is more empathetic than chatting to your gp. and what it found out is that's all it is. but they found out that actually it was six significantly better because it would give more detailed answers . it would have more time to explain about what the conditions were and the possibilities. so i think the future is tremendously exciting and i'll continue to be an advocate to support it. >> yeah, lovely stuff. well dr. carter, andrew eborn , thank you carter, andrew eborn, thank you both very much indeed . both very much indeed. fascinating stuff , i have to fascinating stuff, i have to say. talking about being more sympathetic with with with their approach to human beings. paul coyte you could artificial with no intelligence. >> is that what you're about? >> is that what you're about? >> you could work on that. i'm just saying. >> well, yes. yes. my bedside manner has always been second to none, quite frankly. yeah >> when you're ill. yes

really quite great moment in universities history, which is the ku t klux klan, i mean they come to south bend to sort of put notre dame in its place, to make it clear to this catholic institution should be wiped off the face of the earth. and the students and organized against it. and there's this big kind of like what we think about as like a little bit of a demonstration and amo counterdemonstration, ad the students basically route the ku klux klan, send them back out of south bend. this is the days of nuke rockne and the four horsemen and there's this part of the book which is the quarterback of notre dame takes, they had, instead of a burning cross, the ku klux klan had put up his cross with like red electric bulbs, you know? notre dameerback of starts throwing stones and just knocking out the bulbs one by one. and the students of notre dame send them packing. >> wears that guy when we need him now? [laughing] [applause] >> that's a great story. you spent a lot of years as a dean at harvard, and so one of the things that's happening we've seen happen around college campuses in americ

now, one of the great mysteries of the universe has been sold by sciences that said in switzerland. he is a study has now i feel that i'm seeing that's a mysterious substance, which can really be observed, falls downwards. well, that's important to saw this on to the rest of us calling bacon explains why in star trek, it's the stuff, the power, the work drive of the starship enterprise into the 23rd century. take us out, but anti matter isn't fiction, it's real. and it's one of the greatest puzzles in our universe. that's because there should be as much of it as normal matter. the physicist can't find reserves of it anywhere on earth, nor anywhere else in the cosmos. it can only be found in extremely tiny samples, made at incredible expense here in our largest particle accelerator, the cern laboratory of switzerland. so basically what we want to do with this for you to make sure that every property that we know the matter has the and they might have, has it in the same way, or maybe not because any, a small difference that could help us understand what happened with them by motors,

informant in the meeting of the board of governors of the university of tehran, he described this university as a great center for problem solving in the country, the scientific progress of the country has not been at the service of the country's administration due to some inconsistencies, and the results of scientific research should be at the service of the executive management of the country, the first vice president stated that the government has big plans for the future of the country, he asked the university and the professors to help the government in explaining and illustrating the bright future of the country for the young generation . in this meeting, mohammad moghimi, the president of the university of tehran, presented a report on the performance of this university to create open spaces for discussion and interaction between professors and students. television with the aim of clarifying and raising the political and cultural awareness of the students, among the actions of this university in the last two years, the internet stated that 200 billion tomans have been allocated for the treatment

university. welcome, professor. >> great to be here. >> you wrote this wonderful book called black power, jewish politics. that is a potent title. >> yes. lech jump in . as an academic you have a lot of freedom to have what you write about and the content that you put into something. what we start at the beginning and ask, how did you arrive to this particular topic . >> somewhat embarrassing story. for my very first week at cal berkeley as a freshman i was raised in los angeles in the suburbs of the 1970s and i learned about jewish social justice . and we learned about dr. king and the civil rights movement and the march from selma and was so excited to arrive at berkeley. my first stop was at the jewish student union and i signed up as all good jewish kids were supposed to do. the second stop for me was the black student union table and i walked up and introduce myself and i said, let's start a black jewish dialogue. african-american colleague burst out laughing. and kept laughing until he saw the horrified look on my life realizing that i did not get the picture. and i guess calm the moment.

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