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and i'm harmony for megan and her father. john, it's the way of channeling their love for billy to others who needed. he was only 20 when he was killed in a motorcycle accident, but he was already concerned about those with no were to call home really said, why don't they just him been a taken that you could buy and then exchange for food and drink. and i think he saw that that would reduce the barriers because people would know it was a safe, secure thing to do. and then people would also, you know, communicate more with homeless people. after billy died, john and megan decided to go ahead with a project creating tokens which can be exchanged and cafes for food and drink for the homeless. the chips with q r code on a window sticker is while dozens of outlets in and around bristol, have joined the scheme using the tokens known as billy chips. they cost $2.00 pounds each enough for a hot drink right of charity. say the number of homeless people in england has doubled in recent years. many of them in bristol have come across me

andy: thanks, megan. if you are at all involved in industrial controls and cybersecurity, megan is everywhere all the time, without exception. thanks, megan, for your contributions. next up is going to be leo simonovich of siemens energy same. leo: thanks command a thanks to the atlantic council for having me. siemens energy is at the heart of the energy transition to help move the system to a cleaner and more reliable, hopefully the porsche to help solving the climate change challenge that we have underway. at the core of that, of course, is digitalization and software. i in particular and focused on helping enable digitalization through solutions that help our customers detect and monitor their environment. cybersecurity -- the understanding of that exposure, and we work on technologies and solutions to help customers get faster at detecting threats and hopefully stopping them along the way. andy: thanks, leo. leo has been on several interesting panels for months and you will hear good stuff from him. a

many of them in bristol have come across megan and john and the billy chips. yeah, they're really good. what do you like about them? getting free coffee is absolutely vital to have a warm drink through the cold night. people will still give money. but john and megan hope the billy chips will reassure homeless people that they to are part of the community. we poured our love that was our grief. we could no longer pour into billy and said we put it into the bill chip. we created a legacy. we've in a way, immortalized the key values that billy had as a human being his father and sister know that if bailey was still alive, he would be proud of his scheme named after him. ah ah, a persona just pure energy and emotion. he has his finger on the world called me to the artist, choreographer stone. i'm the chef in the kitchen on 21 on d. w. welcome to the dark side where everyone has their own true. when you have that sort of inability to agree on basic docs, i think that you face a future with a country that is very, a struggle for truth in 45 minutes on d w. happiness

many of them in bristol have come across megan and john and the billy chips. yeah, they're really good. what do you like about them? getting free coffee is absolutely vital to have a warm drink through the cold night. people will still give money. but john and megan hope the billy chips will reassure homeless people that they to are part of the community. we poured our love that was our grief. we could no longer pour into billions, and we put it into the bill chip. we created a legacy, we've in a way, a more to lies the key values that billy had as a human being. his father and sister know that if bailey was still alive, he would be proud of this scheme named after him. ah, a lynx is back. ah, but does it have a future? a new generation is bringing up in germany as well as strong opposition against a creditor, is a threatening other animal with the controversy over re introducing the links in europe. next on d, w ah, internet knows all it's creators for everything and we digitize everything. the hot commodity in this global experiment, our data smart devices a

many of them in bristol have come across megan and john and the bill chips. yeah, they're really good. what do you like about them? getting free coffee is absolutely vital to have a warm drink through the cold night. people will still give money. but john, american hope the billy chips will reassure homeless people that they to a part of the community. we poured our love that was our grief. we could no longer poorer into billy and said we put it into the belly chip. we created a legacy. we've in a way, a more to lies key values that billy had as a human being. his father and sister know that if billy was still alive, he would be proud of his scheme named after him. ah. with a donkey with a special side, a unique, artistic talent or a raven with a special gift with amazing animals. a collection of extraordinary stories, a romance on d, w, of a 7 percent is back in the gambia. the pandemic has hit this country hard. many young people lost their livelihood. edith kamani turns the mike on young ambien. what am i going to do to i'm leaving? am i gonna be standing

megan: in this quarter, absolutely.ot only drags on demand, particularly for services, which has been dragging along in this pandemic, but it also exacerbates the looper supply issues we have. if people can be willing to go out and go to restaurants, go to work, that should address the demand and supply factors that have been driving up inflation, weighing on growth. first-quarter data will not look fantastic, but as soon we get through this, we should be on the other side by the second quarter. matt: thank you for joining us, megan greene from the harvard kennedy school. now to something that caught my eye outside of the fed. covid continues to disrupt airline travel. united is reducing its flight schedule as the airline grapples with about 3000 of its workers currently positive for the virus. this comes after tens of thousands of flight cancellations across the holidays. we have also learned united and american say that china has blocked some of their flights. regulators have confirmed. it is having a serious internat

i mean, i also look at you, megan, as a mom.ildren. you know, sort of in that -- you know, your second child was a baby. 4-year-old daughter, 6-year-old son. and i know you are doing all of this for them. how do you even talk about this with them? >> it's been really, really difficult. um, we only tell them as much as we can without being scary. uh, they obviously know that mom is sick, especially my son when we were doing at-home schooling during covid, there were times i had to walk away because i would get sick and trying to explain to them it's hopefully making mom better and getting mom better but, yeah, it's been really, really, really difficult. >> i know that you were diagnosed, right, coming into covid. and, you know, one of the things learning about you, megan, i was just amazed at you and your strength that you have had to go to all your doctor's appointments and surgeries on your own. your husband hasn't even met your oncologist two years into this because of -- of covid. um, how does that make you feel? i mean, you

after billy died, john and megan decided to go ahead with the project, creating tokens, which can be exchanged and cafes for food and drink for the homeless. the chips with q r code on a window sticker as well. dozens of outlets in and around bristol have joined the scheme using the tokens known as billy chips. they cost $2.00 pounds each enough for a hot drink. right? if the overall charity say the number of homeless people in england has doubled in recent years, many of them in bristol have come across megan and john and the bill chips. yeah, they're really good. what do you like about them? getting free coffee is absolutely vital to have a warm drink through the cold night. people will still give money. but john, american hope the billy chips will reassure homeless people that they to a part of the community. we poured our love that was our grief. we could no longer pour into billy and said we put it into the bill chip. we created a legacy. we've in a way, a more to lies key values that billy had as a human being his father and sister know that if billy was still alive, he would b

now this is about megan here. we'll talk about netflix and ultimately sean, do you see netflix getting their money's worth and why did they invest so much into a former royal couple that's. that's an excellent question. i think there's obviously this mystique that people think royalty carries. and it's certainly a sell, you know, sold all kinds of cheap magazines and grocery stores. but as far as helping netflix and it's, it's image. i don't think that this is necessarily what they're looking for, especially to time as we saw last year with the for interview that seem to backlash . there was, you know, there was a lot of untruth, told by negative harry in it, in this sort of sense that they were trying to convey that they were cut off, you know, from financially, from the world family, which was later proven an incorrect. and the just the overall attitude they seem to convey and the interview i think was showed how disconnected they were from, from real people. and so to then, you know, to say netflix is gonna sor

melissa, megan says roe v wade is in trouble. up any convincing legal argument or is it just native ideology. >> i think roe v. wade is in the cross hairs we saw it in oral arguments on december 1st and is it fact that the court decided to take up the question of sb-8 and left that law intact and in force in the state of texas where millions of women have been without their rights for over three months now. so all of this suggests this is a court that has deep antipathy for reproductive rights. it chips away at the edges of roe v. wade leaving that open for a full-scale assault at a later time. and there are more abortion cases in the lower courts. so this is a matter of time with the conservative 6 to 3 super majority. >> megan, all i want for 2022 is steven briar to retire, am i wrong? >> no. that's what we all want. i want that very much. i'll send up good vibes to the retirement gods. i think he's served the court very well and now it is time to go. this might be the democrats' last chance to replace him. if things go poorly

and ra, tom, megan, your take. >> i will jump in. i would say i wouldn't necessarily be opposed to prescription. prescription can be good, especially for the smaller and medium-sized owners and operators that you were referencing, andy. however, i always get a little bit leery of standards that may just address one segment or one industry, and i'll tell you why. because supply chains are so interdependent and the companies that make the products are international companies. i can't think of a company that, you know, just operates within the united states. and so if you look at it from the supplier standpoint, the owner/operator standpoint, and oh, let's not forget the integrator standpoint that people in many cases are hopefully securely deploys the equipment, we can make secure systems and products, but if the products and systems are not deployed and configured securely, that thwarts our efforts altogether. you have to want a standard that is truly horizontal. horizontal, and i mentioned that, and everybody is probably like, there'

megan ranney thank you very much. that is all in on tonight's show.w it's time for the rachel matter show. >> good evening, happy to have you here. we do actually have some breaking news to start with that this hour. we can report, exclusively, tonight that attorneys for former president donald trump have not met in person with the fulton county district attorney's office in georgia. now, it was months ago that we first learned that the prosecutor who leads that office, a prosecutor named fani t. willis, had opened a criminal investigation into alleged violation of georgia state law. violation of georgia state law. pressured and intimidated after the last presidential election that they should effectively falsify the results of that state's election.si it was a year ago, january 3rd, last year, when "the washington post" published this shocking audio recording of an extraordinary hour-long phone rd call that then-president trump made personally to georgia's top elections official telling him he needed to find exactly the number of votes in the state t

and megan, this comes from a place of politics, i guess, because not science.s an exchange of the white house today about this. watch. >> who does the think the president knows best for students, school board members or parents? >> well, the president believes that public health officials have the best guidance on what we can all do to protect ourselves, including teachers, administrators, and students. >> laura: megan, your response to that. >> there is so much to say. she is still quoting the cdc whose own person, whose own head came out and said if you are not wearing an and 95, you are trying to catch mosquitoes with a chain-link fence. it is absurd that we are continuing to put these things on kids' faces. the emotional called that this has taken on children is despicable and deplorable. i would like to believe at one point there was science, but it is so clear that this is all about power and money now. in that has been very clear now. lots of other parents are working very hard to uncover why this continues and it is becoming clear by the moment by the d

if it's, i'm out of the subs and megan, i wish if you've asthma, that policy for now doesn't include a stop to the node stream to pipeline. but if russia does attack ukraine, chancellor, olive schultz isn't ruling out painful sanctions. or he has like some other stories making headlines around the world. north korea confirms attested a ballistic missile on sunday. it's 7th, not so far this year. information from japan and south korea suggest it's the most powerful missile test by the north. since 2017 soul is wanting, that young man could soon restart, nuclear and inter continental muscles tests. music streaming giant spotify as taking new measures to combat curve at 19 mis information follows. a dispute that saw artists neil young and joni mitchell removed their music from the platform . prince harry and megan markle hoof find deals with spotify have also expressed concern of a vaccine misinformation protests angry over canadas vaccine mandates and blocked roads for a 2nd day in the capsule. ottawa, the demonstrators include truck drivers who organized a convoy from the western part

am i gonna be standing in the food, megan? or am i going into plastic to show? so do we survive issues and crises like this, the 77 percent? 60 minutes in w. o, in a live and on demand comcast and language courses, video and audio. any time, anywhere that b w media center. mm hm. ah, ah ah, these ravens are under a special protection. if something were to happen to them, an entire kingdom could fall. more on that legend coming up in the show. everyone and welcome to a furry and feathery, a special edition of your max with me, your host. megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got in store for you today. they may look cute, but watch out our reporter hendrick veiling visits, germany biggest predators and these busy bees in the netherlands are not just making honey. they're creating works of art. but 1st, during hard times, we often turn to our friends family and even our animals to get us through. after all, dog is man's best friend, right. well, for the herman actress and right are a lot to look called her best friend in tough times is a stubborn donkey. i'm

>> megan fitzgerald in chicago, thank you. let's take a look at some of the headaches going on at airports in major cities. the fact is that there are really -- look at the map of the delays, now, the green is good, the red is problematic. take a look at the northeast. i mean, look at these charts of real problems in our nation's airports, in the cities we're seeing, huge lines for people to get tested. what more can you tell us about this? morgan? >> yeah, jose -- yeah, jose, there are problems nationwide. it's really a one-two punch here. you have the covid-19 variant of omicron that has reduced staffing levels for many of the airlines, and as a result, we're seeing cancellations and delays. and on the other side, you have the fact, as you mentioned, this winter blast that's impacting many of the nation's major cities, including airports. flightware.com reporting that there are about 2,000 cancellations today. more than 800 delays, as well. so we're certainly not out of the woods there. here in dallas, where we are, dallas l

lynn's assistant megan had just gotten back from saudi arabia. a week and a half to go. >> roger was sitting in a booth with several other people. i didn't know any of them. as well as a young lady. and they were cuddled up. and roger had a look of sheer terror on his face when he saw me walk in and realized who i was, because, you know, we knew each other. he stopped, and he gave me a hug, and, i didn't know you were back. well, i am. >> reporter: the young woman's name was april. she was 19 years old. what exactly was going on between roger and this young lady? they look like a couple? >> they did. >> reporter: megan decided it wasn't her place to tell lynn. but over in saudi arabia, lynn knew something was up. roger never seemed to answer the phone. >> hey, roger. it's lynn again. i don't know where you're at. i've been trying to get ahold of you for over 24 hours. >> reporter: and word had traveled halfway around the world that roger had been having parties at their home, drinking with people as young as 18, acting like a teenager himself. ly

i have to go down to the graveyard to visit my son, which is terrible. >> reporter: megan fitzgerald, united to make this father and daughter's dreams come true. ♪ >>> there's good news tonight about living life to the fullest and the community that gave a family they didn't even know adventures that will live forever. >> it's a little breezy. >> reporter: these are the moments of joy, adventure, and love that helped write the final chapter of a life well-lived >> tell me a little bit about your dad >> oh, my dad lived his life in color. he just had this amazing ability to see someone's greatness before they could see it in themselves >> vanessa's dad, 73-year-old patrick mitchell, was a family man who climbed mountains, loved the beatles, and was a lifelong educator from san diego. after the granddad of three was diagnosed with late stage pancreatic cancer, vanessa turned to a community group asking for bucket list ideas the pair could enjoy together. >> i thought we could use some amazing ideas. it took me by surprise how many people offered suggestions >> it was more than 100, righ

[applause] to the matter at hand, megan is a writer who is raised and still lives in the midwest. it is always wonderful when the wisconsin book festival can host great wisconsin authors and megan is certainly one of those. you may have seen her at the festival for her first collection of essays "interior states" which was published to a wide acclaim and won the 2018 believer booker award for nonfiction. it is absolutely wonderful that we get to call her our own here in madison. this book is really about what it means to be a person in this time. it takes on science, faith, technology, in ways that push you to think about what your day-to-day life is like, what your entire life is like, and what the future of your life can be like. it is going to be so wonderful to hear from meghan. please help me welcome here. [applause] -- please help me welcome her. [applause] >> thank you very much, connor, for that introduction. thanks to all of you for coming today. it is wonderful to see your faces, mostly half of them. [laughter] i did -- this is actually my first in person event. i did a

andrew, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> president biden has released a plan to spur competition in the meat industry and hopefully bring down record prices. the white house is set to issue new rules and send $1 billion to ranchers and independent processors. the nation's four top meat packers have seen profits more than double since the pandemic. the biden administration's proposed changed are aimed at reducing the control major companies have over meat prices. >>> that jumbo powerball jackpot that could make you a millionaire overnight is still up for grabs. no one matched all six winning numbers so that means tomorrow night's jackpot jumps to $575 million. >> you got to play to have a chance. >>> okay, coming up, music history sold. what's happening now to david bowie's entire music catalog? >>> mrs. ahead, a major development in the sexual abuse lawsuit for prince andrew as both sides head to court as both sides head to court today. get your personalpoints plan! i'm james corden and i'm here to tell people that ww is getting even more personal. keep on shopping. ignore us. i've lost

see a bump in cases. >> reporter: after the omicron surge brought down sales at the patio by 20%, megan says she is ready to welcome fans on sunday. >> we are going to win. we are going to win. and don't tell my dad, he is a rams fan. [ laughter ] >> reporter: and dr. lou says we should be aware the newest variant, ba.2, has discovered here in the bay area. back to you. >>> while 49er fans will watch the game at the viewing parties others will travel to sofi stadium. among them, fans that call los angeles their home. the san francisco saloon squad is a l.a. based 49er squad. many raised in southern california. one of the reasons there is a finer fan base has to do with los angeles not having a consistent football team. >> fans just wanted to support a team. it is easy to support a team. a lot of us fans for example, myself, and a lot of the fans that i know our parents were 49er fans since the '80s. >> the l.a. rams moved from cleveland to los angeles over 70 years ago then moved to saint lou nice 1994 before returning to l.a. in 2016. since then the number of l.a. area 49er fans have g

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megan gave some good examples.e are required to cooperate and the same thing needs to be mandated into congress has started to make some steps in this direction but the time now is to make this mandatory and they respected apart of the cybersecurity incident although it may be painful and embarrassing for the p company's cost with their pants down, we need to take the societal view that this is what it's going to take to defend the united states against attacks by criminal organizations and hostile nation states intent on doing this harm. i like the way you tied one of secretary johnson's top recommendations and mandatory reporting into the conversation in a way that would move the cyber insurance a industry. i'm not sure they are linked in everybody's minds but you could see how that would play out with confidence that most of the successful -- in some form and capturing that information helps to build better products and i think when that happens people on both sides will be happier. it can be a better business o

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everyone who welcome to a brand new year and a new addition of euro max, i'm your host megan lane. here's a look at what else we've got in store for you today. what the food trends predicted for 2020, to less leach and a visit to europe, the largest artificial rain forests under a roof we kick off the new year in the city of love, paris. the french capital is characterized by many things like the eiffel tower. the sen and of course, the famous la ruse for well over 100 years. it's always been the site of extravagant shows which gave paris the reputation as the city of decadent pleasure . while the shows continue to this day, and we met up with a long time dancer of the moulin rouge who has the only german member, there has been living out her dream in paris. ah glitter glamour and lots of naked skin. normal gal feels right in her element at the mood. for 19 years, the 39 year old has been dancing in the front row of the most famous review in the world. ma gal studied medicine and danced as a hobby. she never imagined she would become a professional dancer. ah, he's come here going

everyone and welcome to a furry and feathery, a special edition of your max with me, your host. megan lee. here's a look at what else we've got in store for you today. they may look cute, but watch out our reporter hendrick veiling visits, germany biggest predators and these busy bees in the netherlands are not just making honey. they're creating works of art. but 1st, during hard times, we often turn to our friends family and even our animals to get us through. after all, dog is man's best friend, right. well, for the german actress and right are lot to look called her best friend in tough times is a stubborn donkey. i'm not joking. when she experienced a family tragedy, she hit the road with her 4 legged companion while we caught up with her and her donkey to see if he really does live up to his reputation. these 4 hoofs and 2 feet belong to traveling companions and 2 very close friends. hello. hi, i'm laura. look cold, doesn't this nice my. i think the little donkey jonae or nash don back south of munich. the actress is out for a walk with johnny, a loyal companion, ready for anyth

am i going to be standing in the food megan, or am i going into plastic to show how to revive issues and crises like this? the 77 percent 60 minute to w. ah ah ah ah, ah, ah, this is dw news africa coming up on the show where our african stolen treasures, sculptures, cultural relics, and ancient fossil bones that are testament to the dawn of african history and human knowledge will take a look at the quest to reclaim the continent, last artifacts some are not prepared to wait for the global know to return what was taken. we made an activist who was walking into european museums and ceiling. what was stolen by colonialists? over the centuries. past the coven, 19 mothers, and babies. how lockdown has bought havoc or gulf became pregnant during the pandemic. we meet virginia, a teenage mother from zimbabwe, and in been in the followers of mommy. what are the queen of the seed? they believe she has the power to grant them health, wealth, fertility, and beauty. ah hallo that i'm really mohammed is good to have you with us. where are africa's ancient treasures stolen? for the most part, it

prince harry and his wife megan michael, who signed deals with spotty 5, also expressed concern over vaccine misinformation. the company has now said, we'll add advisory warnings to any podcast that discusses cove 19 for decision has been welcomed by the us podcast. the joe rogan, who sparked the controversy after interviewing a prominent vaccine skeptic on the platform. one things that spotify wants to do that i agree with is that at the beginning of these controversial podcasts, like specifically ones about cove, it is to put a disclaimer and say that you should speak with your physician and that these people in the opinion that they express are contrary to the opinions of the consensus of experts, which i think is very important. of him on this experience. got rocks, broad culture correspondent discard so. but if i breaks his silence, will this draw a line under the matter you think? and i very much doubt it, i mean, this whole controversy shines a light on basically what the amount of content that's on spotify, that many people find objectionable. specifies tried to be a non poli

i want to get megan's thoughts. megan: thank you. and thanks to everybody for joining this call and also many thanks to paul and his team for putting together an excellent report. i share my appreciation for the report in the same ways that jeh mentioned. i would say that it has over the last 14 years been consistent and useful and rigorous report. it has added rigor in the way that jeh mentioned that not all ghing of year reports usually have. often they are insightful but about the judgment of one or -- where this report here really does a great job of bringing together a range of views and doing so in a systematic way. it's been a go-to report for many years. consistent with what jeh did. i want to share a couple things in reading the report i found struck the right chord and a couple i found disconsummate. this point already mentioned about how terrorism and fear of a terrorist attack or 9/11 terrorist attack seems to have gone down in favor of conflicts that more fall into the category of great power conflingt seems right. we ha

deejay megan ryte is in the house. is that why we have the better jams?t some requests in to make sure everything was set for you guys today. >> you dropped a playlist. >> thank you. good morning. so "and just like that" we begin with "sex and the city." the new series is causing buzz as it shakes up the lives of carrie and the gang but the character everyone seems to be up in airports about is steve and me too. you may know him as miranda's long time partner. the hbo reboot finds him seemingly forgotten and being cheated on by miranda. in an article in "vanity fair" two of the series writers promise they love steve just as much as viewers, but that miranda's journey is an important one. they also promise there is more to come and we'll get insight into steve's own thoughts saying, quote, you're going to get that scene. we can't wait. i'm a big "sex and the city" fan and not any spoilers but i was upset that steve cheated during the series, but, but i don't know. i like steve. >> everybody likes steve. >> yeah, but -- >> but -- >> don't forget history. >>