incumplidas a la comudad inmigrante >> ya estamos cansados de que esperar migajas de esperar todo >> ingrid años por legalizar su estancia en el país >> estamos pidiendo al presidente joe biden que de alguna vez tenga el valor de reconocer que somos trabajadores esenciales y que necesitamos una ciudadanía >> el mensaje lo compartían todos sin importar su edad >> yo le pido al presidente que de la reforma migratoria para todos >> el apoyo no se lo esté hispanos como esta madre que marcho con sus pequeños hablando en inglés >> somosna nación de inmigrantes la diversidad es importante dijo las banderas latinoamericanas fondearon orgullosas mientras la protesta se hizo sentir frente a la casa blanca y en puntos emblemáticos como la explanada nacional >> los reclamos no solo fueron para el presidente sino también para el congreso en específico para el senado que tiene en sus manos el futuro de varias legislaciones, en materia de inmigración >> el que nosotros aspiramos es que salga la votación el pleno del senado para que pase la votación y pase el congreso no podemos esperar más >> para muestra

activistas marcharon por una consigna >> reclaman promesas inteumpidas a la comunidad inmigrante >>ingrid que somos trabajadores esenciales y que necesitamos una ciudadanía que >> el mensaje lo compartían todos sin importar su edad >> pido que el gobierno del presidente de la reforma migratoria para todos >> una nación de inmigrantes la diversidad es importante dijo >> lasbanderas latinoamericanas ondeaban orgullosas entre la protesta se hizo sentir frente a la casa blanca y en lugares emblemáticos como la explanada nacional >> los reclamos no solo fueron para el presidente también para el congreso y para el sado que tiene en sus manos el futuro de varias legislaciones en materia migratoria que pedimos que salga la votación para que pasen al congreso no podemos esperar más >> para cuenta elizabeth que no calificó para la acción diferida >> ciento que se daban un poco porque si lo prometieron deberían hacerlo lo más rápido >> urgencia que la masa lleva al capitolio donde están juegos el futuro de millones >> watchinton javier vega noticias telemundo >> precisamente grupos activistas en fav

policewoman ingrid custom new was among those waiting for. the company. we actually thought. a lot of it i thought you know so much money money money. well nigh now that i got a lot more. money out of money and wealth or less a move they're saying and so i went to milan charring and same thing answer a lot eager background perry for a lot of evil but i learned when i. thought at. the moment only from fine you don't know if it i mean i want to just being a director but i found that probably some of this is. that it be on the level i don't affect a lot of the men were arrested and lined up in front of the media the presence of 2 americans prompted the obvious question who was behind the attempted invasion. interviewed in the back of a police car insurgent go forward well i have no doubt and i look forward and don't know too many. what i saw. not only the wrong president my dual had no doubts either. not my no no not you know not. that i'm sort of american who drew said no longer used its own soldiers but relied on private companies to fight its way. but you see by little in but

phrase tricky to ignorance we're going to ask you to think about example in your own life a strategic ingrid's. individuals a new understanding of ignorance as a manager until now ignorance meant not knowing what we might know one day thanks to research but now we're beginning to see that you can produce. what the issue now is identifying obstacles to our knowledge things that halt the progress of science deliberately or not. perhaps in some cases it's about what we prefer not to know unraveling all that is no mean feat which is why agnew tallent the study of ignorance needs to progress methodically and it's a fascinating field of inquiry with contributions from psychology sociology history political science cognitive science computer science network science there are lots of disciplines involved that can help us understand how ignorance is being manufactured and how we can protect ourselves against. is still in its early days and has a lot of ground to make up. the generation of strategic ignorance has been constantly perfected. and to poking it often means plunging into the details of scient

phrase strategic ignorance we're going to ask you to think about example in your own life a strategic ingrid's. individuals a new understanding of ignorance is emerging until now ignorance mental not knowing what we might know one day thanks to research but now we're beginning to see that you can actively produce did you see what the issue now is identifying obstacles to our knowledge things that help the progress of science deliberately or not perhaps in some cases it's about what we prefer not to know unraveling all that is no mean feat which is why agnew tala ji the study of ignorance needs to progress methodically and it's a fascinating field of inquiry with contributions from psychology sociology history political science current science computer science network science there are lots of disciplines involved that can help us understand how ignorance being manufactured and how we can protect ourselves against. magnetometer is still in its early days and has a lot of ground to make up. the generation of strategic ignorance is being constantly perfected. and to bunking it often means plungin

it's ingrid bergman! janet leigh.really became an obsession and a drug. >> an obsession that fathered this man's strange inheritance. >> i basically got hundreds and hundreds of boxes. >> this is truly unbelievable. what was your reaction when you saw the magnitude of what he

phrase strategic ignorance we're going to ask you to think about example in your own life a strategic ingrid's. individuals a new understanding of ignorance is a managing until now ignorance mental not knowing what we might know one day thanks to research but now we're beginning to see that you can actively produce. the issue now is identifying obstacles to our knowledge things that help the progress of science deliberately or not. perhaps in some cases it's about what we prefer not to know unraveling all that is no mean feat which is why agnew tala ji the study of ignorance needs to progress methodically and it's a fascinating field of inquiry with contributions from psychology sociology history political science cognitive science computer science network science there are lots of disciplines involved that can help us understand how ignorance is being manufactured and how we can protect ourselves against. is still in its early days and has a lot of ground to make up. the generation of strategic ignorance is being constantly perfected. and to bunking it often means plunging into the details of

ingrid mesquita with the office of early childhood education. thank you for all of your advocacy. we have women from the human rights commission. i see sharon lai from m.t.a. i know other women from the commission on the status of women are here with us, as well as the a. philip randolph institute. jackie, thank you so much for all of you do. this represents an amazing coalition of leaders in san francisco who are doing the hard work on the ground, women from all parts of san francisco. the way we address the challenges around equity, and we bring our city back stronger than ever is when we come together and we make sure that resources are not a barrier to the success and opportunities that we all deserve in life, and so that's what this is about. today is just one step further in that direction. i'm looking forward to seeing the city come alive again, and i'm looking forward to seeing this city continue and finally lift up those who too often have been left behind. this is another great opportunity, so thank you all so much for joining us here today. [applause] >> this is may 26t

the democracy dialogues are made possible with the support of ingrid and david haynes and uva director jim murray. we extend thanks to george and judy marcus whose practice fun -- fund at the miller center helps support today's program. today's conversation will explore the prospects of moving our country forward in a time of great polarization. we are honored to be joined today two u.s. senators that by have worked across the aisle to sponsor wide range of legislation and have a record of supporting bipartisan efforts to improve the lives of americans. senator shelley moore capito is a republican senator from west virginia. she is the first u.s. senator female in west virginia history. she was elected with the largest margin of victory for republican in state history. she serves on the appropriations committee, commerce, science, and the rules and administration , to many. perhaps most important, she is also a uva alum. she completed her masters of education at uva. she is joined by senator tim kaine, democrat senator from virginia. he was elected in 2012. he serves on the armed servi

ingrid mesquita with the office of early childhood education. thank you for all of your advocacy.have women from the human rights commission. i see sharon lai from m.t.a. i know other women from the commission on the status of women are here with us, as well as the a. philip randolph institute. jackie, thank you so much for all of you do. this represents an amazing coalition of leaders in san francisco who are doing the hard work on the ground, women from all parts of san francisco. the way we address the challenges around equity, and we bring our city back stronger than ever is when we come together and we make sure that resources are not a barrier to the success and opportunities that we all deserve in life, and so that's what this is about. today is just one step further in that direction. i'm looking forward to seeing the city come alive again, and i'm looking forward to seeing this city continue and finally lift up those who too often have been left behind. this is another great opportunity, so thank you all so much for joining us here today. [applause] >> good afternoon and

that has made the retail audience there ingrid -- very angry. that's maybe a force you don't want to anger. i wondered if this was opening -- about opening up the debate on these alt-coins. let's get more on this u-turn from the tesla bus, elon musk -- boss, elon musk. joining us as joanna, who covers crypto for us. what makes this news, in your view, quite surprising? is it that there is no new information on the environmental damage of the bitcoin? or is it that elon musk has been pro bitcoin for so long? what surprised you about this? >> the main thing that is interesting, it's not just that the information is not new, it's that even in recent weeks, elon has responded to say a study on the environmental impact of bitcoin and said that it might not be so bad. he replied, "true" in response to bitcoin having good effects for say renewable energy. it's not like he has not been thinking about this, at least to some extent. i will add one more to what mark was saying. dogecoin, people have been saying is he going to bring the dogecoin in? that mi

for ingrid. power to all our friends. plays "power to all our friends".erlands. a great song. arcade. fred wants a live from moscow piano segment every friday. i do not know how that fits in with normal duties but you are going down a treat with viewers. kim tweeted us to ask for lordi's winning tune from 2006, hard rock hallelujah. oh, this is my nightmare one. lordi, o. music: hard rock hallelujah by lordi. something like that, anyway. we are all agreed here. douze oints. we are all agreed here. douze points. thank _ we are all agreed here. douze points. thank you, _ we are all agreed here. douze points. thank you, you - we are all agreed here. douze i points. thank you, you recovered yourself. it has been brilliant. our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg. 3:30pm, he will take more requests as part of an hour—long programme dedicated to the eurovision. at 3:30pm. and the eurovision song contest grand final tomorrow night bbc one, hi, welcome to bbc news. it's friday, i'm victoria derbyshire and here are the headlines. prince william launches a scathin

ingrid mesquita with the office of early childhood education. thank you for all of your advocacy. we have women from the human rights commission. i see sharon lai from m.t.a. i know other women from the commission on the status of women are here with us, as well as the a. philip randolph institute. jackie, thank you so much for all of you do. this represents an amazing coalition of leaders in san francisco who are doing the hard work on the ground, women from all parts of san francisco. the way we address the challenges around equity, and we bring our city back stronger than ever is when we come together and we make sure that resources are not a barrier to the success and opportunities that we all deserve in life, and so that's what this is about. today is just one step further in that direction. i'm looking forward to seeing the city come alive again, and i'm looking forward to seeing this city continue and finally lift up those who too often have been left behind. this is another great opportunity, so thank you all so much for joining us here today. [applause] >>> my name is doc

that's it. >> caller: hi, my name is ingrid. i agree what everybody said.r school used to tart at 7:50 it worked well for our community. we work in admission. most of our parents work at 8:0. they need to drop off their kids before they go to work. now we're going to start at 8:40, i want you to guys to consider if a school was within those three hours to let them be. as of right now, we feel very disappointed that we weren't engaged in the conversation. thank you. >> caller: lot of people started start time. my son is also at sunny side. i want to say that precare, prior care is now going to be more important than ever. the issue that we weren't given time and the space to make the choice. normally, we make the choice based on time, school and many decisions that works for our families. i really want to understand and i respect the idea of collaborating and making sure that it works with public transportation and other things. i really do. i especially ask that we at least provided more time. the 9:30 time does not work for my son. it's a huge barrier for

transformational technologies of the future rather than eliminate units and bury our nations potential in ingrid's -- in ignorance. engineering biology for the future bio economy, developing electric power systems for aviation and even looking at the complex mysteries of the human brain. the budget requests also makes serious investments into one of the most meaningful efforts. weatherization program. it is so important to the insisting structures and neighborhood while helping lower income families and individuals reduce their burden from energy costs. finally, i'm excited that the american jobs plant crates to jobs. by reinvesting in areas and workers too often left hind. thankfully, it prominently features the department efforts. they should be looked at as a jobs department because the department of energy produces the new technologies that produce jobs forward in this new energy age. with that, i will close my work -- my rework -- my remarks. we look forward to working with the department to serve the need of our great nation. i will turn to our ranking member, mr. simpson first opening remar

ingrid mesquita with the office of early childhood education. thank you for all of your advocacy..t.a. i know other women from the commission on the status of women are here with us, as well as the a. philip randolph institute. jackie, thank you so much for all of you do. this represents an amazing coalition of leaders in san francisco who are doing the hard work on the ground, women from all parts of san francisco. the way we address the challenges around equity, and we bring our city back stronger than ever is when we come together and we make sure that resources are not a barrier to the success and opportunities that we all deserve in life, and so that's what this is about. today is just one step further in that direction. i'm looking forward to seeing the city come alive again, and i'm looking forward to seeing this city continue and finally lift up those who too often have been left behind. this is another great opportunity, so thank you all so much for joining us here today. [applause] >> chairman: good morning, everyone. today is the may 25th meeting of the san francisco tr

ingrid mesquita with the office of early childhood education. thank you for all of your advocacy. we have women from the human rights commission. i see sharon lai from m.t.a. i know other women from the commission on the status of women are here with us, as well as the a. philip randolph institute. jackie, thank you so much for all of you do. this represents an amazing coalition of leaders in san francisco who are doing the hard work on the ground, women from all parts of san francisco. the way we address the challenges around equity, and we bring our city back stronger than ever is when we come together and we make sure that resources are not a barrier to the success and opportunities that we all deserve in life, and so that's what this is about. today is just one step further in that direction. i'm looking forward to seeing the city come alive again, and i'm looking forward to seeing this city continue and finally lift up those who too often have been left behind. this is another great opportunity, so thank you all so much for joining us here today. [applause] >> well, good morn