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little marty odlum was that kid jumping boats. this one doc in portland's would move hundreds of thousands of cod day and he was certain he would grow up chasing macro on a rig. huge call the running tide. your dream was to have a boat. i just wanted to vote. i really just wanted a boat. what i wanted to do was go macro fishing, trying to figure out how i could do it. and i just couldn't make the math work on, you know financially just because the risks the climate risks were so high. there just aren't any mackerel. they swam north. they swam east and they're now probably have an iceland and they're actually swimming past iceland. while he was studying robotic engineering at dartmouth and earth systems at columbia. he realized a man made monster was destroying his beloved gulf of maine. warming it up at a rate now faster than 95% of the rest of the world. it's a godzilla. there's this thing out there, and it's like ruining everything that we love right. all the good stuff is getting ruined all the stuff that's free and fun. it's b

marty cooper was an engineer at motorola.on a street corner in new york, he made the world's first public mobile phone call to a competitor at a rival company. i was on sixth avenue demonstrating this cell phone. i took out my phone book. that gives you an idea what primitive times these were. and i called my counterpart in the bell system, a fellow named joel. i dialled his number, and amazingly, he answered. and i said, "joel, i'm calling you on this cell phone. but a real cell phone, a personal, hand—held, portable cell phone. " silence on the other end of the line. i think he was gritting his teeth. bell had been focusing on developing a car phone and marty wasn't impressed. is this mrs p? we have been trapped in our homes and offices by this copper wire for over 100 years. and now they were going to trap us in our cars. and we at motorola just didn't believe that was the way to go. goodbye. the way the first call was made hasn't really changed. the phone converts your voice into an electric signal, which then modulates a

marty cooper was an engineer at motorola. york, he made the world�*s first public mobile phone call to a competitor at a rival company. i was on sixth avenue, demonstrating this cellphone. i took out my phone book — that gives you an idea what primitive times these were — and i called my counterpart in the bells systems building, joel engel. i dialled his number and basically he answered. i said, "joel, i am calling you on a cellphone." "but a real cellphone, a personal, hand—held, portable cellphone." silence on the other end of the line. i think he was gritting his teeth. dialtone. bell had been focusing on developing a car phone and marty was not impressed. we had been trapped in our homes and offices by this copper wire for over 100 years and now they were going to trap us in our cars, and we at motorola did not believe that was the way to go. goodbye. the way the first call was made has not really changed. the phone converts your voice into an electric signal which then modulates a radio wave. the radio wave goes to a ma

you have to be in a foxhole, you want marty next to you. you want marty with you.s a man of his word. and the problem is he knows more than you do and more than i do. lifetime achievement award. you have another lifetime to work out here, marty. you may be carrying a hockey stick these days, but i'm still coming for you, man. laugh thank you for your continuing support of julie. she worked hand in hand with marty. she's going to be a great secretary of labor. [applause] so good to see you guys. this is like coming home. well, you know, i'm here because there is no better place to talk about the progress we have made together and wouldn't have been made without you. that's not hyperbole, that's a fact. our economic plan is working. we have to finish the job and there is more to do. you are leading the way. shovels in the ground, cranes in the air. factories opening all those jobs created. the ibw jobs iron workers, boilermakers, teamsters, laborers, pipe fitters, painters, phra*serers, steel and metal workers. my economic plan, as mcgarvey said, blueprint to rebuild

but still got a lifetime to work here marty. you may be carrying a hockey stick these days but i'm still coming for you, man. [laughter] i thank you all for your continued support of julie su, she worked hand in hand with marty and will be a great secretary of labor. [applause] so good to see you. this feels like coming home. you know. [cheers and applause] you know, i'm here because there's no better place to talk about the progress we have made together and wouldn't have been made without you. that's not hyperbole, that's a fact. our economic plan is working. we now have to face the job, there's more to do. you're leading the way. shovels in the ground. cranes in the air, factories opening. all those jobs being created. the i.b.w., boilermakers, teamster, laborers, bricklayers. [cheers and applause] pipe fitters, painters, plasterers. metalworkers. my economic plan, as mcgarvey said, blue collar blueprint to rebuild america. that's what we're doing, rebuilding america. [cheers and applause] i make no apologies for being labele

marty cooper was an engineer at motorola.de the world�*s first public mobile phone call to a competitor at a rival company. i was on sixth avenue, demonstrating this cellphone. i took out my phone book — that gives you an idea what primitive times these were — and i called my counterpart in the bells systems building, joel engel. i dialled his number and basically he answered. i said, "joel, i am calling you on a cellphone." "but a real cellphone, a personal, hand—held, portable cellphone." silence on the other end of the line. i think he was gritting his teeth. dialtone. bell had been focusing on developing a car phone and marty was not impressed. we had been trapped in our homes and offices by this copper wire for over 100 years and now they were going to trap us in our cars, and we at motorola did not believe that was the way to go. goodbye. the way the first call was made has not really changed. the phone converts your voice into an electric signal which then modulates a radio wave. the radio wave goes to a mast, the mast

like marti's prior legislation, i'm sure it will receive overwhelming, bipartisan support. and i also want to thank the general assembly again for your support of the receiving centers where victims are now finding help and hope. this is certainly a resource that is and is still in critical need. we will also continue to take violent offenders out of our communities. for far too many georgian, the safety of their families and homes is put at risk by the unchecked kriesms street gangs. early in my first term we created the g.b.i.'s anti-gang task force to take the fight to these criminals. last year, you gave the state a new tool to ensure justice, the gang prosecution unit in the office of attorney general chris carr. i'm grateful that the attorney general and his team have already indicted so many gang members in just the first six months of standing up this unit. [applause] gov. kemp: and they have more on the way. where local district attorneys are unwilling to confront these violent offenders, the gang prosecution unit will. today the attorney general is joined by the h

so what does marty think about the future of phones?ell phone revolution. we are going to eliminate poverty because we are becoming more productive because of the cell phone, and ijust mentioned, we're going to eliminate disease. 0ur educational system is going to be revolutionised. i think all of these things are potentials of the cell phone. not doing it by itself, but it will be an essential part of this great future. zoe kleinman, bbc news. a teenager now known as �*tent boy�* has spent his final night sleeping under the stars — after spending three years camping in his garden. max woosey has raised more than £750,000 for his local hospice, met the prime minister and won a pride of britain award. fiona lamdin was with him, as he woke up on his final morning outside. after more than 1,000 nights under canvas, max's final one had to be pretty special, and all his friends and familyjoined him to make sure it really was. morning, campers. hello. did you get any sleep? not much. it feels brilliant because last night was actually honestly

you are marty with the man of his work. the problem is he knows more than you do more than i do lifetime achievement award . you got a whole other lifetime to work out here. and you know, you may be a, you may be karen hockey stick these days, but, but i'm still coming for the man. ah, i thank you all for your continued support. o julie. so she worked hand in hand with marty and she's going to be a great i good to see there's, it's like coming home. you know, oh, well, you know, i'm here because there's no better place to talk about the progress we made together and wouldn't been made without you and that's not hyper bledsoe. fact, our economic plan is working. we now have to finish the job or is more to do, and you're late in the way shovels in the ground, cranes in the air, factories opening all those jobs, maybe recreate it. yeah, b w. jobs are workers, boilermaker's, teamsters, laborers, brick hunters applied triggered painters, glasses, top rated years, do another work. my economic plan, and my garbage said is blue col

he is considered the forerunner of the cuban revolution marty, by the way, was very interested in russiaady then, at the end of the 19th century, a pre-video that our people would create a new world laying wreaths at the monument to josé marti from official russian delegations became a tradition. while remaining our important partner in the caribbean, cuba can count on full reciprocity. state duma deputies invited cuban colleagues to the inter-parliamentary conference russia latin america, which will be held in moscow at the end of september . channel one havana cuba and that's all for now we are following the developments, and now on channel one the program saw the video.

setting politics aside, marty walsh has experience in negotiation in managing organizations.rience is important. one hundred 50 labor contracts expiring this year, the potential of replacing them with someone with a history of bias at no experience handling labor disputes should be concerning to all. i look forward to hearing from julie su as she addresses the concerns of this committee. >> i would like to welcome our nominee, julie su, currently the acting secretary for the part of labor in the last two years served as deputy secretary to marty walsh. i thank her for being here with us and turn it over to senator padilla from california to introduce her. >> thank you, mr. chairman breaking number cassidy for allowing me to introduce acting secretary of labor julie su. julie su is a proud californian and as you will hear, a champion for workers everywhere. julie is a tireless advocate, was a tireless advocate for workers in california for years, so much so that two months after i joined the senate in early 2021, i had the honor of introducing her to this committee when presid

that our people would create a new world, laying wreaths at the monument to josé marti from officialan delegations became a tradition. remaining our important partner in the caribbean, cuba can count on full reciprocity . state duma deputies invited cuban colleagues to the inter-parliamentary conference russia of latin america, which will be held in moscow at the end of september. channel one cuba, they fearlessly risk their lives every day, go to fight fire their professional holiday celebrate russian firefighters today, the service has over 400,000 specialists across the country, over the past years alone , more than 350,000 combustions have been eliminated and tens of thousands of lives saved, in it the fire department of employees and the service veterans were congratulated by the head of the ministry of emergency situations alexander kurenkov noted the professionalism of our firefighters and faithful service from life. the fire brigade never stopped its work even in the most difficult for our country, times are always at the forefront in the defense of important strategic facili

welch -- marty walsh in march. [indiscernible] >> -- of julie su to be the secretary of the department of labor. let me get to the point -- i strongly support ms. su's nomination. she has been an excellent deputy secretary of labor for the last two years, and i believe she will make an excellent secretary of labor into the future. i hope very much that she will be confirmed by the senate, and we need her in her job as soon as possible. and let's be honest as we gather this morning. the debate over ms. su really has nothing to do with her qualifications. no one can tell us with a straight face that she is unqualified for this position. in fact, she is extremely well-qualified. a straight face that miss su is unqualified for this this debate, really, has everything to do with the fact that julie su is a champion of the working class of this country who will stand up against the forces of corporate greed. that is really what this debate is about. let's be clear -- for the last 50 years, middle-class and working-class

talking to anyone anyone who known cory the first call was to the mom, marty. i said scratch what i'm doin this afternoon, you should jus come now because that was so nervou about what it was. >> everything old is about t be new again new, and very unsettling >> coming up >> the thing that is struck me first was the position of mrs. lovelace's arms. >> a difficult man - examiner reaches a different conclusion >> the manner of death would b homicide >> and the detective has a question for crevices daughter >> tuesday morning, before you went to school, what do yo remember >> would you think was happening? >> i didn't know >> when dateline continues h dogs. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. ask your vet about nexgard. is a new title really necessary? sir, after bestowing the gift of renting ease to millions, a bump is in order. okay, let's see. oh, hey... what's this? lord of the lease! i'm not a hat-person. yeah, no. emperor of the rentalverse. that's funny. no. rentaur the trusted. ...i don't like it. oh. ok. master of

she worked with marty.labor [ applause ] so good to see you guys. this feels like coming home. you know >> go joe! >> you know, i'm here because there's no better place to talk about the progress we have made together and wouldn't have been made without you that's a fact. our economic plan is working we now have to finish the job. there's more to do you are leading the way, shovels in the ground, cranes in the air, factories opening all those jobs being created ibew jobs, iron workers, boiler makers, teamsters, masson, p painters, roosters, steel and metal workers. my economic plan is blue collar blueprint to rebuild america that's what we're doing, rebuilding america [ cheers and applause i make no apologies. i make no apologies for being labeled the most pro-union president in american history. i'm proud of it. i really am! [ cheers and applause ] really . [ cheers and applause >> i really am folks. i really mean it [ cheers and applause >> folks, look i tell businesses all the time, i mean it sincerely,

now, nikita is trying to start over, you know, marty because expound largest city finding some way to live with this 1st challenge that show kind of thing. and i do this by cheapo malone and i see. and so bush and golden, the but at the mockery of a mom was doing that. and she is really protect him to know which i was from them. i'm not less than a booster. them i didn't read e, but honestly don't cut the mushrooms to chest. she wants to set up a new business here, but know, starting again from scratch won't be easy for your wishes, which i hope i don't know. some i'm not near for true about your district. you know, she got the chest, the players that the trust does that will still mean union. other stuff that you could davis i'm into i was such as my 1st name and all those should be the love to watch and goofy. i got fun. yeah. ok. ah winn prison imputed engage the partial mobilization order, deem packed his guitar, a bag of clothes and left his home in. you catherine burg, maslanka gallagher over the postmaster in the post the discount for i actually was apparently yeah, he went to

marty makary.ng like, why he was exactly the wrong person at the wrong time for this nation in that job. >> when you're making those comments accepting the title the media granted to him, the nation's top infectious diseases doctor, and you're watching these draconian shut down of schools. by the way public schools, private schools, many were open. you don't do a randomized trial, you don't do any clinical trials, don't look at data on masks, schools being open, ignore the european experience. we had basically a scientific trial in the united states with public and private schools, one open, one closed. there were no differences in the hospitalizations. they ignored the european data. that was his responsibility to look at that data, to fund the research and they didn't. liz: he denounceed the great barrington declaration don't do shutdowns. they said protect the vulnerable. he called that dangerous and nonsense of the senator rand paul's wife, dr. faucci's clashed with senator rand paul many times

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marty from beckwith marty is for 11 years been donating non hundred and £50 of prime rib which you'renjoying to everybody the program tonight everybody show marty your appreciation class anyway so i give the speech a little patriotic thing and they said we want you to shorten it up so you give q&a. i got the q&a and it's huge. i mean this is a big place and there's a sky in the back and they give him a mike. is that what you think about biden running again. and i said, well, i'm going, -- every democrat in the room. i don't think you got to run. he's 82. he'd be 82 if he ran, if he served four years, he'd be 86. he'd be close to 90, then 80. and he's struggling. i said, i worked in that place for seven years. there's a reason why. everybody who occupies that job comes out looking older. the demands are enormous and we need, a young and a younger, more energetic than we got in my opinion. and i said, now i'm going to irritate every republican in the room. it shouldn't be. the 78 year old donald trump i said he lost he was chaotic and he's not prepared to do it again. do we is this real

former labor secretary marty walsh develop trust with the business community as well as labor unions. steady politics aside, marty walsh had significant experience in negotiations and managing negotiations. that experience is important. now with 150 labor contracts expiring this year, the potential of replacing him with someone who has a history of violence and no direct experience handling labor disputes should be concerning to all. i look forward to hearing from miss su as she addresses these concerns in the committee. with that, i yield. >> thank you senator cassidy. i would now like to welcome our nominee, julie su, is currently the acting secretary for the department of labor and for the past two years has served as the deputy secretary to secretary marty walsh. i thank her for being here with us today. now i turn it over to senator padilla from california to introduce her. >> thank you, mister chair. ranking member kathy. acting secretary of labor, julie su. julie is a proud california and as you will continue to hear a champion for worker everywhere. julie is indeed a tireless

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i am really warrior the marty when you ask you some of that you'd have pneumonia. no you up with me going on here . suffer doesn't say that you don't. yeah. excuse me. totally. i wish and i'm not sure, but as long as i say this chris toville golf deal if he run get in because she will put you on the schedule for a legal in years i thought concession will isn't garage on the bottom garzo? it's a cross. yeah. so for the concealed, she used to be mitchell, you can see which ukranian units, idle, tried forcing orthodox christians to announce their faith using extreme brutality. the goal of the union of breast 1596, was to bring on western ukraine's population under vatican control. i good when you're below the stone, you've got system. it's a little below what is control inequality, skin process, and really yours. and you can, you started with born up to speed from azeta. we need to shift initially. but warsaw as plan failed. even under threat of torture and death, people refused to change their face. the orthodox christianity issue was the main reason ukrainian territ

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marty's metaphor is a lightbulb moment for me whole new way to think about a giant problem that beganwhen people figured out how to move lots and lots of carbon that stuff of ancient life. from the slow cycle locked in rock and under oceans into the fast cycle. in the sea water and the sky and we've moved so much, carlin. that monster now weighs a trillion tons, give or take more than every living thing on earth. so not only do we have to stop making the monster bigger. we have to catch it, chop it up and bury the pieces back into these slow cycle was something called carbon removal. removal chopping godzilla down. we got this 400 ft. tall lizard, and we're just chopping that thing down that certain removal is cnn's bill weir joins me now, bill i have to say the carbon capture is always sounded a little bit to me. well what one lazy. it's always like i just put it up there. we'll get it out later, but also to a little a little bit of fantasy that we could pull that off. you're saying this is necessary? now we have no choice. what are we gonna learn? on sunday? well it's yeah, for a lo

marty's metaphor is a lightbulb moment for me whole new way to think about a giant problem that beganople figured out how to move lots and lots of carbon that stuff of ancient life. from the slow cycle locked in rock and under oceans into the fast cycle. in the sea water and the sky and we've moved so much, carlin. that monster now weighs a trillion tons, give or take more than every living thing on earth. so not only do we have to stop making the monster bigger. we have to catch it, chop it up and bury the pieces back into these slow cycle was something called carbon removal. removal chopping godzilla down. we got this 400 ft. tall lizard, and we're just chopping that thing down. that sort of removal is alright, chopping down godzilla and we all have to play a part right? bill weir is with us right now. i love the analogy there. all right. so um, you know, how do we do that? that's that's the harder question, i guess to answer, right? how do we do that? exactly exactly. and there are so many ideas on how to chop down godzilla. but it's just the very beginning of this industry. in the

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. _ earlier i spoke to marti flacks — who spent four years working with the us special envoy for sudanth sudan. she started by telling me about the challenges in getting help to civilians. it's taken some time for humanitarian aid to start getting to the places it's desperately needed in sudan. and there's a few reasons for that. the international aid community has a long history of providing assistance in sudan, but the places where we're seeing active fighting like khartoum are places that they haven't historically had to have an active assistance presence. and remember, khartoum has never seen fighting on this scale before. and so it's taken some time for them to reposition their personnel and their assistance to places like khartoum. but also, as you mentioned, port sudan, the sudanese egyptian border, where we're seeing tens of thousands of people make the difficultjourney to try and leave the active fighting zone, but find themselves desperately in need of assistance when they get there. we're also seeing the places where humanitarian aid is very active, in places like darfur. ai