quality of those guardians and platforms. in my 2017 speech when i-- referring to the space force, i said, it must be as worldclass as our army, our navy, our marines, our air force, and in fact, it must be as good as the university of alabama football program. [laughter] >> before nick saban left. [laughter] >> and i'm proud to say, you all are living up to that. let's keep working. thank you for what you've done. happy birthday, space force, and roll tide. [applause] >> i'm here. i've got you. i think in my entire career of knowing chairman mike rogers, he has never ended a conversation in any other way than roll tide. had a lot of conversations with this gentleman. what a great way to start the day. i can't believe it's been five years since establishment of the space force and so much has changed and frankly, so much has stayed the same. i have more gray hair, you look exactly the same. good to go. i had the pleasure of working for you in the past and on my best days i feel like i still do, so thank you very much. >> than

quality of those guardians and platforms. in my 2017 speech when i-- referring to the space force, i said, it must be as worldclass as our army, our navy, our marines, our air force, and in fact, it must be as good as the university of alabama football program. [laughter] >> before nick saban left. [laughter] >> and i'm proud to say, you all are living up to that. let's keep working. thank you for what you've done. happy birthday, space force, and roll tide. [applause] >> i'm here. i've got you. i think in my entire career of knowing chairman mike rogers, he has never ended a conversation in any other way than roll tide. had a lot of conversations with this gentleman. what a great way to start the day. i can't believe it's been five years since establishment of the space force and so much has changed and frankly, so much has stayed the same. i have more gray hair, you look exactly the same. good to go. i had the pleasure of working for you in the past and on my best days i feel like i still do, so thank you very much. >> than

david sillito, guardian what michael. david sauna, thank _ guardian what michael. you for - guardian what michael. david sillito, thank you for taking i guardian what michael. david | sillito, thank you for taking us through that. a man who used so—called slapping therapy as an alternative treatment for serious illnesses has been jailed for 15 years for the gross negligence manslaughter of a woman from sussex. 71—year—old danielle carr—gomm, went into a diabetic coma at his slapping therapy workshop in wiltshire in 2016. duncan kennedy reports. it's called paida lajin — meaning slapping or stretching — and supposedly clears the body of everything from back pain to cancer. but the prosecution said there was little scientific or medical evidence to back up those claims. yet followers around the world are willing to endure these sessions, even if it leaves some covered in bruises. one of them was danielle carr—gomm, from lewes in east sussex. she suffered from type 1 diabetes but feared the daily injections of insulin. thank you all for coming here. so in 2016, she tu

and developing the right mix of guardians. what does that look like to you? can you just explain and walk us through a little bit more, what you'd like to see that mix look like and what the areas of emphasis should be? >> well, you have to go, to think back when jim cooper and i were first realizing what we had to do something, what brought our attention to the concerns and in the space mission was the inability for acquisitions to move in a timely fashion. it was literally taking six, eight years for people to make a decision in the force, and get a contract in place and by the time the platform was built, typically so big, exquisite and it was problematic. it was also data. i've focused on the need to go fast and can tell you that's the thing i talked about when he first took the job and the same thing with the general, you have to go fast, so, that's why after we'd gotten past this initial phase of standing it up, i wanted to remember that was the reason that we initially saw the problem, is they got a golden opportunity t

we are educating guardians on space. we revised our officer training course, when you come and as an officer you are going to an operational assignment. we believe our acquisition community will be better if they understand firsthand the operational environment before they develop capabilities for it. likewise we will start to blur what it means to be a space operator. he will do time and understand contract management and delivery capabilities so that you can perform in some of the traditional things like writing requirements and experiences. we are trying to think of the space domain it needs and work of those into our training and education programs. >> this is one of the areas congressman rogers talked about, making sure we are not just prioritizing operators but it is important to note the vice chief of space operations, the individual leading the space and doctrine readiness assessment, we have taken that to heart. let's talk about the side. you talked about triples every year. 86 times went from 1 to 88. the first

six foundational service principles that i believe form the core to be an guardian. you want to understand what the space force is and why it matters, look no further than the troops. first and foremost, space force capabilities are critical to joint force and the american way of life. they underpin both our national security and our prosperity. therefore the second truth states that it is our responsibility to defend our space capabilities, spaces the backbone of the joint force without it we cannot project military power. unfortunately we are not the only nation that's recognized the strategic value of space superiority, adversarieses have aggressively developed counterfeit threats so our third truth states that u.s. force must protect the joint and combine force if space and abled attack. the fore truth is intended to stop any debate and declare that space is a work-fighting domain, therefore, the space force cannot simply be a support element, it is our job to contest and control the domain through the application of military force which brings us to the fifth tr

but the newspaper i began my career on the guardian. i understand 1st, i mean, are they facilitating the whole the costing gaza? they recently banned an article by you about palestine. may i think the western media in general is complicit. it's not active participants in this genocide. i mean, the, the evidence is, is pretty damning for not just the guardian, but for the bbc, the new york times cnn. unless somebody see all of them, they are all complicit and white washing is really crimes and covering up what's actually happening on the ground. in discounting the voices and the reportage of hello city and journalists who are on the ground and to get all the credit for uh for ensuring that this genocide does holocaust did not happen in the dark. which is what israel clearly wanted to happen when they cut off all the internet and communication and the band journalist western journalist from entering the cause of strip and then proceeded to assassinate journalist. and it's the largest cohort of a sausage journalist and in any conflict. and

i was asked to write a piece for a series that was running in the guardian. i was skeptical that they would run anything i, i wrote because i, you know, voice like, is your normal list in the running an engineer that or what? well, no, i know it's because i'm because i'm uncompromising. what i say, i think they like to have articles by palestinians who are willing to soften their voice and just to, you know, just to be heard. and i wasn't willing to do that. i did a compromise on some edits and then things finally broke down because i refused to remove the word holocaust. even though we have seen the pictures of burned bund, children have as positive be ethnic cleansing right in grandchildren. i mean, it's burn, children burning alive of whole families burying a live of i mean, most children are dying. the most gruesome, horrific death of being buried in the rubble unable to move, unable to breathe. and it takes, you know, that kind of suffocation of being buried alive, takes anywhere from 10 to 15 minutes to die. and you can imagine the har or the terror tha

were born guardians, right? they only have served in the space force, they did not transfer from another service and that's cool to think about, doesn't take that many years because there's a turnover rate, and listed and a junior officers but we are almost at that point that it will be majority have been guardians their whole career. it's going to be a different era. >> going back since we are talking about the space force's future, one of the benefits of having the space force is it gets to determine its own destiny. space force had a chance to form and assess how it wanted to manage its people and it took a couple of years firm personnel management and acted and that approached how military personnel were managed in a completely different way that had not been done, but i think this is why there's an expectation that the space force is going to accelerate because now a lot of these financial capabilities the space force has been given a lot of the tools it needs and we are looking forward to it moving out and

say i for having a chat with me guardians, i voted you back into by that. wish you all the best? i think it was the thank you very much. that's so, i mean that's it. for now, for more of us to always go to p w dot com slash africa, or visit us on social media. so you next time 5 for now. the gemini, 1945. hundreds of thousands of women and girls were raised by soldiers at the full allied powers of to decades. the victims and mac children of finally breaking the science and talking about the trauma that has shaped their entire lives. women as boys in 15 minutes dw sizing, called cos, no on tv. life is a with, i'm going to be a good model that always you can defend yourself that you can start off with. what is it like to come out when you're married? how does on mental health impact a lot of life between east to west or the cross is right in the middle and the world around germany is getting more dangerous. we de code what it means senior in 19 minutes on dw, the rounded oak trees. and they use by day, by nights and over the full season. natives, grace adaptive, and living see to e

take victory. guardians, have given you a 2nd chance to become president. how does that make you feel? well, it just makes me feel the weight of responsibility and looking at the faces of the young people who i so i don't know, the riley's and the high expectations you have in the government is being. ready feeling and i sense of prepaid, so give it my best so that i can turn this country around and create a better future for young people. i call it resets and gonna we need to reset so that we can create that a better environment for young people. to try and create enough opportunity for them to be able to realize their full potential. right, and that's interesting. you've mentioned that word again. me said because that's what you have pledged to do. what exactly do you mean by reset? got a and you've got to a point where your a telephone or your computer program becomes corrected. and if he is, is you need to re sites so that we improve on efficiency in governance. and one of the things we need to do is to carry through their clusters review. that's to all

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guardian sports, which makes the guardian cap points to its own testing, as well as years of use by college and professional players as proof, the padded coverings reduce injuries, but with one caveat. >> we don't like to use concussion as a metric of what the guardian cap does or doesn't do. what we know that the guardian cap does, is it reduces those non concussive blows. >> several groups of independent researchers recently tested guardian caps in the lab and on the field and the results have been mixed. some studies found small benefits in reducing impacts to the head and brain, but others showed no positive difference between players wearing caps and those who don't. >> there's no helmet right now. there's no helmet. add on that can eliminate concussion risk and more work needs to be done on those repeated subconcussive blows, or the lower velocity impacts that our younger athletes are exposed to. >> and that's important because mounting scientific evidence shows repeated hits to the head even if they don't cause concussions. can have lasting impacts on the brain like chronic traumatic

the majority of guardians were born guardians. they have only served in the space force they did not transfer from another service. that is kind of cool to think about. there is a turnover rate. we are almost at that point. guardians their whole career. it will be a different era. >> talking about the space forces future, one of the benefits of having that is a gift to determine its own. they had a chance to form and assess how it went into manage its people. it enacted that approached how military personnel were managed. a way that had not been done. i think this is why there is an expectation that the space force will accelerate. now these capabilities like the space force that is been given, a lot of the tools i think we are looking forward to delivering the capability. >> that is a great point. congress is giving it different authorities. i think that it is a lesson. you are pushing on an open door that things they think could be hard to get through congress to be hard. it will not be as hard for the space force. congress is m

if you talk to that have guardians, you know, they are feeling the pinch. which leads me to this because you've talked about implementing a 24 hour economy. what does that look like and how do you hope to achieve that? why don't believe that so you will understand why the far away economy is that it's not going to be the 1st to implement of 24 hour economy. that's about cultures. that's how that's really far away. and that means a complex baltic services that covers the private sector. and it covers uh that sits in minutes and service industry. and so again, give incentives to people who kind of like the hours increase production and be able to take on more employees, especially for a country like ours, where we have a huge population of more than 60 percent. and so we need to do the things that will make sure that all those units useful went up for them. and so we're going to give the incentives, we're going to roll out that policy as well. the problem is, and i want 20 day plan by the end of $1.00 to $2.00 days without the full comprehensive, 24 hour poli

thank you very much say for having a chat with me guardians. i voted you back into bar, then wish you all the best. i think it was a thank you very much. that's really that's it for now for more of us to always go to the w dot com slash. so i forgot to visit us on social media. so you next time 5 for now. the way to get around the joint. what's the best way to around the city? what are the most innovative d w actually right. of the gods know the way around the is strictly scientific truth. some pretty cheap places. curiosity is we tried the think the oh just twice. think ahead or was outside the box on your but always remember to sing for yourself. we all had to sign was incredibly like this is sort of driving you with free information. dw made for mind. disruption is the goal. chaos is the goal. it's a wrecking crew radically. they want to bring the system down stream lines come so the donald trump will be the next president of the united states. recognize in some ways, divisions. american society division works for him. he wants to increase p

david: all riders feel more safe when you see a guardian angel out there. they don't call them guardian angels for nothing. wonderful to see you both. >> happy new year. david: coming up, we have a very special guest. joe biden reportedly regrets dropping out of the race and believes he could have beaten trump. victor davis hanson joining us when kudlow continues. lock in let's go. rated e for everyone. [rock and roll music playing] xfinity. made for gaming. rewards members, get early access to an ea sports fc25 kit. visit xfinity.com/rewards. david: well president biden reportedly regrets his decision to dropout of the presidential race. fox news lucas tomlinson is live from st. croix hads with more, really, lucas, he regrets? reporter: well, david, that's the reporting from the washington post. recalling the summer of 202275% of democrats wanted biden to dropout of the race and wanted another democratic nominee. today biden's approval rating is hovering around 39% despite that, the washington post says that aids to president biden say he did not want to d

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i was asked to write a piece for a series that was running in the guardian. i was skeptical that they would run anything i, i wrote because i, you know, voice like, is your normal list in the running an engineer that or what? well, no, i know it's because i'm because i'm uncompromising. what i say, i think they like to have articles by palestinians who are willing to soften their voice and just to, you know, just to be heard. and i wasn't willing to do that. i did a compromise on some edits and then things finally broke down because i refused to remove the word how it got.

yes, last night the guardian _ increase their bills?ease their bills? yes, last| night the guardian leaked the news that 0fwat will probably allow thames water to increase their bills by 33% or more, the water companies, that is less than the asking for, but about 6% more per year when thames water has 350 pollution since last year, and has been fined for paying out dividends legally to the shareholders are now racking up £90 billion worth of debt. water companies across england want a builder is a 40% and probably will get that if the trend of 0fwat continues and it will be less. the big question is why 0fwat is allowing build rises when bill payers are getting worse and worse, so we have worse outcomes than albanian hour, fit both in europe, and so does not make sense. the alternatives is for 0fwat to see that water companies that pollute too much lose their licenses and get put into special administration and the banks holding water companies and bill payers ransom can be made to take a cut because all these debt interferes with prop

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we have guardian angels, they are coming back because of barbarism in subways in new york, we see it.el around during end of the bad old days when there was more crime. david: m before guliani. >> yes, it has come back and we have seen horrible since of violence in the subways it making sense to have people patrolling the subways. i applaud the volunteers for beings willing to enforce some safety in this city. david: we love them all riders feel more safe. they don't call them gu guardian angels for nothing. >> coming up a special guest, joe biden regrets dropping out of the race erace -- victor davis hanson will join us when kudlow continues. (vo) memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may seem like normal aging but could be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. more options you may have. learn more at amyloid.com. let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families, li

if he 5 the guardian angels returning to patrol the new york city subways. on fire and killed in the subways earlier this month, let's get to it, you're in new york city, do you feel safe or not on the subway? >> i know how to ride the subways and 30-something guy on the subways, i wouldn't put my mother on the subway, wouldn't let young children ride the subways, they are manifestly more dangerous than they were when i was coming up. my father said to me never ride the subways at 2 a.m. and i never understood why he said that because they were so safe. it was the michael bloomberg error but now we know i do understand why he said that. they are not as safe, groups like the guardian angels, like gotham city, battle days of yesteryear restarted and they want to start on the subways again and i hope it's not necessary but it is moving in the wrong direction. ashley: happy new year and thank you. i want to thank madison alworth. still ahead in the show. brian brenberg on new jersey tossing out requirements for teachers to pass a basic reading, writing and math

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yeah, because it's your specialist subject, the guardian.anese board game. >> i'm very excited about it. yes. yeah. new taiwanese board game offers chance to battle chinese invasion. they reckon that taiwan's probably going to getinvaded that taiwan's probably going to get invaded by about 2050. that's when the that's when china wants to have their army at its peak, but they're working towards. so they launched a campaign. they raised like £100,000 on kickstarter, as i put the story, because i am obsessed with board games. i've got about 2000 board games, something like that. i'm going to go away now for a few days. i'm already. the thing i'm most excited with is taking a bunch of board games with me, not to play of board games with me, not to play with anybody, just i will play play with anybody, just i will play alone solo. it's called bless you and i will just have a big table, and that's what i'm going to do for the next four days. >> and will you be buying this one then? >> yeah, i will, i think actually it sounds really interesting. >>

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a us let's coalition has been conducting its operation prosperity, guardian, against the who sees in response to the attacks on israel related shipping in the red sea. we have no indications right now that, that the who these are going to cease these attacks. certainly, it's important that they stop immediately, which is one reason why you saw the international community to include the united states stand up operation prosperity. guardian is a mechanism by which to come together as a defensive coalition to help protect and safeguard international commerce transiting this. the c way, as well as to help protect the lives of, of international mariners as they traverse the red sea. this straight is the gateway to the red sea side or on to this, the west canal, just over that. and this is why the who these are attacking ships bound to israel poults in retaliation to the u. s. i u. k. s. dogs on the positions the who these have also escalated attacks on cover less than bullshit on vessels linked to british or american owners. and operators the, the interface basketball have a tax. i bought

going to be honest because kayla scope guardian's the default on my lawyer as far as on your patrol. some of the, one of the most heinous and so the least known crimes took place in the villages of most of it to study abroad in the, during the river canyon on the boat between fish a good and are good to, to get in the spring of 1940 to the massive offensive was initiated by curly, sure, against the savvy and people. the operations goal was for correlation to reach the dream, the river, and the stablish its east, and both of the thousands of ocean headed from san diego, led by your defense of each one of the most notorious bushes. they drove all the people of the saturday, a thought, remind you a region and others from valley circle lodge boulevard. i didn't, but i got an vote in the people who were fleeing to seek refuge and sylvia via tele, an occupation government in visegrad. the night the column passage to cross the between the bridge. all those people were herded into a can you all know the villages of middle sivitz you study abroad with 2 river ferries, provided the only connec

and as a chief guardian like a senior water spirits cold of t. what's he's in charge of the whole territory deciding where fish should swim and who deserves a good catch. so it's good. hopefully you can be blessed with a good catch if you understand mates is lower. so if you don't take more than you need to open your mind, if you live in harmony with your local lake, nice new. if you don't to lift up, i'm going to move. these police are still very much alive today. and the local people really try to maintain that harmony with nature if and those who break the rules, it says read for good. well, it, it will, they know, makes, it has its own harsh way of dealing with them hoping to understand that's what we believe around here. how can we get them? mm hm. so you mentioned the budget and roy had the wall to spirits. i've been in clearly awhile now i'm getting the feeling that the trees, the rocks, the wall to the old car. yes. so it's significant. so some people believe that the inhabited by spirit said, well, it's not as a whole new family of mythi

buscar refugio en esquinas y en sus guardianes y comer poco son algunas de las características más comunesr en agresivos y podría morder a alguien por el miedo que están sintiendo. hay que tener cuidado con ellos. ojos abiertos ahora esto. las autoridades de egon revelaron que 2 hombres que aparecieron muertos en el bosque nacional gifford pinchot murieron probablemente por hipotermia. y según la oficina del alguacil del condado, los 2 hombres de 59 y 37 años fueron encontrados muertos en una zona densamente forestal en su búsqueda de 3 días. participaron 60 voluntarios, incluidos caninos, drones y equipos de búsqueda terrestre. y escuche. autoridades indicaron que los hombres buscaban a la criatura mitológica llamada pie grande, también conocida como sasquatch, pues algunos creen que vaga por los bosques, especialmente en el noroeste del pacífico. y en otras noticias también sorprendentes. un equipo de científicos que estudia a las ardillas del parque regional de briones, cerca de martínez, afirma que por primera vez desde que empezaron sus investigaciones hace 12 años, las ardillas han e

you saw the international community to include the united states stand up operation prosperity. guardian is a mechanism by which to come together as a defensive coalition to help protect and safeguard international commerce transiting this. the c way, as well as to help protect the lives of, of international mariners as they traverse the red sea. this straight is the gateway to the red sea side or on to this, the west canal, just over that. and this is why the who these are attacking ships bound to israel posts and retaliation to the u. s. i u. k. s. strikes on the positions the who sees have also escalated attacks on coalition bullshit on vessels linked to british or american owners and operators. the, the, her face basketball have a tops. i bought a hundreds combat show. i'm who ships since november 2023. as a result, major shipping companies have been by policy, the red sea, which typically handles 15 percent of global trade. shipping insurance costs for the region help such 2700 percent. also in 2024. so west canal transits dropped by more than 50 percent from a year earlier. plummet

any working but could in the future be used against as role in any potential of a cautious emily guardian in jerusalem. thank you. well here in germany, syrians and exile have also celebrated the end of the assault regime the in berlin. they've been out on the streets for hours waving flags used by the syrian opposition or formerly opposition chanting and honking warrants. germany is home to nearly a 1000000 syrians who slept the civil war in their home country around 2015. most of them were granted refugee status and given the rights to live and work in germany. and now some other stories making headlines around the world. taiwan says it has put it's military on high alert after detecting dozens of chinese warships and coast guard vessels and waters around the island raising also restricted nearby aerospace china claims democratic taiwan as its own territory and does not rule out the use of force to bring it under its control to thousands of pro and you georgians, have rallied in the capital to boise for the 11th consecutive nights. the countries president and the opposition have accused

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