the hatch was a lifesaver for them. oh, well, i may still be missing a few pieces to understand who i am. living my life before the baby hatch was important. but my life after the hatch is far more important. years later, he learned more about his origins, including that his biological mother was killed in a car accident. 5 months after his birth. he keeps a framed picture of her now co each. he wants to give something back. every month he provides free meals to underprivileged children at a local church. he wants to work with children in the future and perhaps become a foster parent to researchers in south korea have developed an electronic tattoos that can help monitor people's health. the tattoo is drawn on the skin using a special kind of ink. the technology is at an early stage, but scientists hope it will eventually offer a new way of keeping tabs on heart rates and other vital signs. this to, to is mar, then beauty. the butterfly can monitor your health condition. the south korean research us call the innovative

the hatch was a lifesaver. hello. hello. hello sir. oh, we are, i may still be missing a few pieces to understand who i am. losing my life before the baby hatch was important. but my life after the hatch is far more important. years later, he learned more about his origins, including that his biological mother was killed in a car accident. 5 months after his birth. he keeps a framed picture of her now co each. he wants to give something back. every month he provides free meals to underprivileged children at a local church. he wants to work with children in the future and perhaps become a foster parent too. and sports uh, football clubs and english premier league. so they will limit the years of the anti racism gesture of taking the ne of cited concerns at over use. it's over use risks . diluting the league say no to racism. campaign funds will say the gesture this weekend up a 1st games of the new season and on other special event days taking the day 1st became prominent in sport in connection with the u. s. black lives matter movement

i think it was good that i was given to the baby hatch.cause i was given, i met her current parents and now i can live like this. i'm grateful for it. iowa and to the baby hatch. -- i/o what i am to the hutch. he sees it as a way to prevent child abuse and deaths in japan. police reported 27 child abandonment in 2020. the he doctor says children abandoned at the hospital include those who are the result of prostitution, rape, and in st. the mothers have nowhere else to turn. their women who were ashamed at getting pregnant. for them, a place like this counts a lot. the catholic run hospital opened its facility in 2011. 161 babies and toddlers have been dropped at the hospital. some people have criticized it for undermining the right of children to another origins. others say it encourages the abandonment of children. for him seen here with his adoptive parents, it was a lifesaver. >> i may still be missing a few pieces to understand who i am. my life before it was important, but my life after it is far more important. year later he learned

oh yes, yes, unfortunately, you ah immediately through the open hatch scared. how, i won't enter. and why would i ruin your luke imitation car if he stays in his place, so we succeeded. let 's try try. naturally, the first desire of your own body will be to get away from this obstacle. try to pull the steering wheel to the right, as if you want to hit someone. don't let go of the steering wheel. this is a lot of twitch twitch, as deep as possible before crossing the arms of the sector. here is this action and will be enough. oddly enough, there is longitudinal and transverse unloading of the car due to work, springs, suspension longitudinal work, if you briefly press and release the brake pedal, unloading in time in front of an obstacle, and with sharp turns of the steering wheel, the weight of the car is transferred to the opposite. from turning the handlebars to the side, this is how cross dumping works, allowing the wheel to fly over the pit, the higher the speed, the less intensity and depth you need a jerk, so speed is your ally here. we'll go early at for

there's no way that an animal would even hatch, nevermind, survive after hatching. if the heart is not functional and the blood is essentially not circulating around the body. so let's take a look at that biochemical end point to see if they are also responsive. ok, at the biochemical level, using a special contrast agent. the scientists can trace enzyme activity in the hatched fish are so you can see that the and the substrate is flora thing in the bladder showing that this enzyme system is working. and we're, we're getting the expected metabolites of water. that's a very dramatic demonstration of enzyme activity in a living organism. the active enzymes in the fish embryo reveal how the organism tries to break down the thompson, but perishes in the process. then the team observes how the offspring of the fish from new bedford harbor have developed. ok, so these are fish from new bedford harbor that were exposed to the same level of p c. b that we were just looking at. as you can see, what this embryo doesn't seem to have any effect, the heart is still beating norma

the senate project which is a partnership between the bipartisan policy sector to her, the orangey hatch center, and the edward kennedy center. these organizations are giving senators a forum to debate the issues, exchange ideas, and where possible, together on some of the major issues of our time. the audience has promised remain silent. i will hold you to that, except for right now i would ask you to please welcome senator rob portman, republican from ohio, and senator chris murphy, democrat from connecticut. senator portman, we will have you begin on the topic of inflation and the economy. sen. portman: thank you for moderating and i appreciate gw hosting this. i see some of our staff. i told my staff they had to be here. i also want to thank the hatch foundation and the kennedy institute for what they do to discourage partisanship and encourage finding common ground. warren was a dear friend of mine and i got to know so that are kennedy when i was in the bush administration they exemplify that in their own ways. finally the bipartisan policy center who i work very closely with during

is a residential building, and in the yard they hid the brdm, moreover, if you look closely at the hatch, they are directly loaded into anti-tank strike systems, one of the first visited the liberated village of aleksandrovka for them is the sky, as in the palm of our earthly missile systems. tour m2 can capture four dozen targets at once, including a ballistic missile, hurricanes are capable of nothing. footage showed the ministry of defense the most difficult situation in usa over 90 million people in the world the number of people who fell ill with the species in their ranks and the general director of the pharmaceutical company fizer, who was vaccinated four times residents to work in russia and you can’t cancel us, is the main theme of the youth festival tavrida, which opened in the crimea 4,000 participants from all over the country of donbass and we begin from the rostov region, where several large fires are now being extinguished , the fire spread to one of the villages overnight. the fire area has increased several times almost 60 buildings according to the latest data, people c

ratio needed in order to be able to have successful breeding sessions and be able to have eggs that hatcheven sex ratio is not only an issue in the florida keys, but it is also discovered in australia's northern great barrier reef. >> over the last 30 to 40 years ago, sea turtles hatching out had a sex ratio of about 6 to 1 females to male. you were getting males and you were getting females. within the last ten years or so, that number has spiked and about 99% of eggs that are hatching are female. so with these temperatures being warmer, the sand is warmer, the water is warmer, overall the beach itself is a bit hotter than it used to be, we're hatching out significantly more females which long-term is not fantastic for the numbers of our sea turtle species. >> reporter: conservationists around the world are trying to protect turtles, because over the last few hundred years, they have been endangered by pollution, poaching for their meat, skin and shells and boating accidents. and now, they're facing the danger of climate change. leyla santiago, cnn, miami. >>> well, this mesmerizing scen

i got the chance to serve with senator hatch but not senator kennedy. they were both spirited partisans. they had convictions that they held firm to, but they knew that their job was to argue their case and sit down and try to find a path forward. i'm glad that rob made the suggestion to bring me on the stage with him today. it is true. we have often very different ideologies, different approaches to problems. but we are often close collaborators. we have worked together on significant foreign policy matters. we have written legislation together on domestic manufacturing policies. i was proud to support his leadership in making the the biggest -- the biggest commitment to infrastructure spending. i was proud to have him as a supporter in our recent effort to change america's gun laws and invest in mental health. i hope you will see both sides of the senate here today, spirited argument. but, also an effort to find common ground. on the economy, there are two sides of the story. this is an economy that is admittedly on fire. we have 3.6% unemployment, vi

he descends into the hatch strictly every other day at the same time around 9 am, stays underground for an hour and 40 minutes, and at this time he receives information. yes, the stock market opens trading at 10:30. so muravyov just has time to get home and join the game, as he receives information. i do not know yet. i descended into this hatch, it is flooded in a backpack, with which it descends, maybe diving equipment. you have to dive. you know how to do it. of course, you just need to purchase the necessary equipment. take action elizabeth morrison is collecting information for a dissertation on the development of the russian stock markets. this is her legend. in fact, she is following alexander vladimirovich, an ant stock market player. and judging by the way she does it. she is a professional. why foreign secret services need our stock player have not yet found out all his phones on the wiretap. and that just business talk, basically an order from a broker to buy and sell shares. no wonder she stuck so tightly to the ant. have go. how is the work going? how much is left? damn the

check out these little guys that just hatched on a barrier island in louisiana. pensacola, the first leatherback turtles hatched in over two decades and in mississippi volunteers found the first sea turtle nest on its coast in four years. it's been really exciting, but with these potentially new finds, where excited about maybe, uh trying some more in in depth nest monitoring in the areas where we weren't really looking before. diane ingram is the lead sea turtle biologist for the u. s fish and wildlife service, finding best market off this way, keeps predators such as foxes or notice from digging down, she's been at the forefront of sea turtle restoration projects since the bp oil spill in 2010, there was quite a bit of impact from turtles well, overall numbers of sea turtle nests fluctuates from year to year for natural reasons , various reasons but the first two years of 2010 and 2011 when the spill happened in response was happening. nesting really dropped in 2016. the five gulf states impacted by the spill were given over $20 billion to put towards restorati

we're hatching out significantly more females which long term is not fantastic for the numbers of ourrtle species. >> reporter: conservationists around the world are trying to protect turtles. over the last few hundred years they've been endangered by pollution, poaching for their meat, and boating accident. and now they're facing the danger of climate change. leyla santiago, cnn, miami. >>> good news for the world's largest coral system. scientists say parts of australia's great barrier reef have reported the highest amount of coral in 36 years, up an average of nearly one third in some places. it comes even though the reefs have enjoyed mass bleechg events caused by abnormally warm water. >> there is still a strong resilient system that's able to bounce back from disturbances. but, you know, you have that with the fourth largest mass bleaching event. >> scientists warn that climate change could increase the frequency of coral bleaching. >>> still to come, glasses for the deaf that capture conversations in real time. more on that when we return. gallons of water every time. let's end

a month later, the first birds barely appear, hatched, they are already able to swim and dive, and the distemper chicks nature pretty well taken care of this striped landing comes into the world already well -camouflaged plumage. it helps them to merge with the terrain and thus not to catch the eye of predators every day, that he does not feel himself in the belarusian flora. more and more confident environmentalists note the positive dynamics in their numbers. this means that the measures taken are not in vain give a result. to which both the belarusians and the great grebes themselves are unspeakably happy. the majestic architecture of belarus with a rich history pretty waves surrounded by closed niches round the great window of the arcade could, yes, goof to believers, uh, amazing facts popping up to sacred enchanting melodies, and musical instruments violin. she sounds inside herself like a human voice. it sounds in the whole body, this sound is completely different, and it immediately rushes into belarusian art. we are located in the art gallery named after napoleon orda at every

they may hatch ideas of how to improve their society. so that's what i call inspiration. and it was all architecture must fulfill a social burgers. buildings must make us feel at home, 0 and safe off name and as of yet once you're born food dying, he's happy to share his architectural expertise in 2017 because this kelly began giving classes at munich technical university. and also teaches at the famous harvard graduate school of design. oh, after a long, hard day, what's better than it shrink? the trains in ghana, traditional spurts has become a pizza at the modern social scene. this is stacey i. i am studying on you of course street, one of the busiest suburbs that are cracked, ghana, for centuries, the local thing going on is still does have live locally known as a courtesy, as a stronger sub test which makes drinking a bit difficult. ah, this is spectacular. part of this area that i've been able to transform the rowing did not break into a variety of tasty call pills that has got a lot of interest from both local unfortunate. let's hear the part of this it i got a rea

this allowed all modern submarines to be equipped with rescue hatches and all submariners trained inion. the terrible secret was revealed even after that how the entire kursk team was dead, it turned out that the boat was deliberately designed so that the crew had no chance to get out on their own, five plans reveal the shocking truth, this hatch was designed to prevent people from getting out on their own in russia, life is redakova. no, it is not ryan, but vana is worth nothing against the background of political izh and military secrets in russian. does not allow the british submariners to ask for help immediately, everything happens according to the same humiliating pattern, first they try to keep the story quiet, then they hide the leafy scales, then they make assurances that their abilities will resolve the situation, and sooner or later, they admit indiscriminately that they are unable to help the victims. saves not so much the victims as himself, precisely then for several hundreds of families whose hope was simply killed by a cocktail of iz wounded and devastated, the state

, then the locals came and burned his cocteria, you can burn it if the tank just stands there, the hatchs opened, they rush inside with the child, there is no ammunition, and there is no tank. in the evening, on the other side, the glow burns, then it breaks off on the other side in this region, he mostly speaks here on the highway , it burns again, because in the evenings i think that it is so mysterious, they set fire, they surprised the locals and greatly annoyed the enemy, who is the same elusive avenger in the village, only a few knew a thirty-year-old teacher physical education by education, the coach of the local sports school, serhiy pronevich, the pride of the district, surprised everyone with his sporting achievements in all katas. he ran very strong, lifted weights from the apparatus, and this one did cartwheels, he was carried somewhere, you can see everything, he is just a man well, what an athlete, oh god, 2019 serhiy pronevych entered the book of records of ukraine covered the marathon distance in full military equipment uniform body armor helmet sapper shovel flask automa

many of them in africa, like this oper village in idea hatched in collaboration with late german theater director christoph shinkansen. the intercultural a site is still under construction for cisco signature is apparent in the roof designs. he also drew up plans for the new kid to institute building into car, senegal. we're building will begin in 2021. jesse has also designed many more schools across the african continent. he says he feels a sense of social responsibility to do so. anything adam kleinman dos in africa when i construct a school in a small african village, vicky toy. i want pupils to be able to dream, so salary, and think beyond the immediate social confines it into vaguely that way they may hatch ideas of how to improve their society. so that's what i call inspiration. and it was all architecture must fulfill a social bankers. buildings must make us feel at home 0 and safe. off name investigate once you're born shooter died. he's happy to share his architectural expertise in 2017 because this kelly began giving classes at munich technical university and also teaches at t

the gape hatch, fanta is receding by more than a 100 meters each year. global glacier melting is causing sea levels to rise and destabilizing the climate even more. for their research, the geographers are collecting photos, taken by local residence, dating back to the 19th century. they show how climate change has been devouring this landscape like before to offline. so i often show the photos to my son. he's 8 and my daughter's 6 hold. i doubt they'll be able to see many glacier that show same clem was this and for sold us one machine in the shocking how fast it's going, but you could wind. in the 1990s, the glaciers were receding right ago, but it was more or less stable. that is more, it's now it's drastic out of control. the rosters ah, quite 2015. there will be no left. even if we do everything possible to protect the climate, the glacier will keep melting for another 30 years. ah well, one city in italy can also be hit hard by climate change and rising sea levels. that's the lagoon city of venice. it is criss crossed by many picturesque canals which are once again bustling with act

he knew his vehicle was on the first line of defense so birdwell stood in his commanders hatch sometimespose, at times fully exposed out of the tank, laying down a fire on the enemy. he used machine guns, his personal rifle. his sustained fire, drove back the attackers and created a place of relative safety for his injured men so they could take cover. he provided this until the enemy shot the communication system off his helmet. when he ran out of ammunition, he ran to retrieve an m-16 machine gun and ammo off the helicopter that had been downed during the flight. he kept firing on the enemy. and even when that m 60 was hit by enemy fire, causing it to explode and sending shrapnel into his face, chest, hands, he remained on the battlefield. when he was loaded onto the helicopter, he complied. i find this amazing. he wanted to crawl back off and keep fighting. he should of taken orders, causing trouble. god love you. he helped evacuate the fellow wounded and then agreed to evacuate himself. he received a silver star for his heroism on the battlefield. it took decades for his commanding o

the locals came and smoked his cocktails, you can burn yourself if the tank just stands there, the hatchthey rush inside, the ammunition will detonate, and the tank is gone. i in the evening, on that side, it glows, it breaks off, then on that side, on this side, it mainly speaks here on the highway, it burns again, because in the evenings, because it is so mysterious, it caught fire, surprised the locals and greatly annoyed the enemy, who is the same elusive avenger in the village, they only knew a few thirty-year-old physical education teacher by education the coach of the local sports school, serhii pronevich, the pride of the district, surprised everyone with his sports achievements, he ran very strong, he was an athlete, he lifted a kettlebell, and this time he rolled wheels, he was carried somewhere, you can see everything, he is simple man well, what an athlete, oh god, in 2019, serhiy pronevich got into the book of records of ukraine, covered the marathon distance in full military equipment, a uniform, a body armor, a helmet , a sapper's shovel, a flask, a machine gun, berets, al

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so, as you know, we're trying to be respectful of the hatch act here. but again, we believe that democrats have a lot to sell. we have done a lot to deliver for the american people and we are happy to contrast what we have done against our congressional republicans and that's what you're gonna hear from the present. reporter: [indiscernible] karine: i'll come back. reporter: really quick on student loans, does the president expect the education department to hire additional staff to handle millions of applications that already struggling to handle the existing student loan programs they have? karine: that's a very good question. i not talk to the president about that specifically. i do not know what is going to be coming in to the department of education. that is something that they will have to speak to about their own staff and what that looks like. clearly this is important for the president. he wants to make sure that we deliver these benefits to the 40 -- we are anticipating 43 million people who will get some relief here. and so that is going to b