that's going to be in miriam, even takes her thera the animals, including the snails on outings to a nearby retirement home. for example. the snails are quite popular. are careful. don't be surprised. oh, let's do it together. oh, oh. show for elderly people on the snails size and slow movements, make them very non threatening children which 80 h d or reading and learning difficulties like ben can also benefit snacks and finished ownership. snails are amazing. cindy, i think it's great how cautious they are. all this is the way they move, so slow. i'm a ring, it's really relaxing. what does a swift hinge? bannon, miriam snails certainly seem to have special talents, especially when it comes to encouraging mindfulness and relaxation. all part of a day's work for her crew of animal therapists. ah. so snail's help alleviate psychological pain. pain relief is among medicines, oldest functions. it's something that keeps doctors busy to this day. according to the world health organization, 80 percent of adults in europe suffer from headaches, at least once a year. almost 10 percent of the

and there also miriam shaggy hoskis pride and joy. she runs an animal assisted therapy farm chickens and her kind of caused her to use. nails aren't very cuddly, smoked, but they're not demanding and they can be very therapeutic. do yeah. doesn't i? they move very slowly, but the quite goal oriented. so they can teach us a lot. yeah, it's usually about slowing town about the trail. we leave even ups and that very being whole to kind of message for us on the im, cop us and be to tire mortems. koya, giant, african land snails are slow and serene. they have a very relaxing vibe, and that can have a calming effect, especially for people with mental health issues. hika is an engineer. today is her 1st encounter with the gentle giants. when they, when i look at them, i think of slimy. now switches slightly gripes. this image was a going to feel like they hold of a warm, but they will, i dare to actually pick it up like i'm quite excited. hugs the name on them. really sean bishop. okay. hospital i can feel it attaching itself to my hand and

and they're also miriam shaggy hoskis pride and joy. she runs an animal assisted therapy farm shackles and her can of course are to use nails aren't very cuddly, smoked, but they're not demanding and they can be very therapeutic and do it. yeah. doesn't i? they move very slowly, but they're quite goal oriented. so they can teach us a lot. yeah, it's usually about slowing down about the trail. we leave upset that very being whole to kind of message for us on the m copa inn beach hotel motel employ. giant african land snails are slow and serene. they have a very relaxing vibe and that can have a calming effect, especially for people with mental health issues. hika is an engineer. today is her 1st encounter with the gentle giants. when they're quite, when i look at them, i think of slimy. now switches slightly groves, isn't it? was it going to feel like they cold or a warm will i dare to actually pick it up like i'm quite excited. hugs the name on them, but sean bishop. okay. good. i can feel it attaching itself to my hand and starting to

and just one last thing, miriam, here is the extreme. he conditions not only here in mexico, but in the united states and mexico just last month. july was the hottest month recorded in mexico since 1953. so these extreme, he conditions certainly are doing anything to help alleviate the situation here. right, so we see the water shortages are affecting millions of people in the city of monterey . and you say this is, these are really historic drought like conditions. what now, how is the water supply or the shortage in the southwestern us, affecting northern mexico. miriam, when you can, when you begin to take a look at the scale of, of the situation the, the sort of measures that are being taken on the other side of the border in the united states. you really get a sense of the scale of this crisis. talking about the colorado river, for example, a river that provides drinking water to 40000000 residents across separate different states. in states like arizona and nevada residence have already been forced to cut back on how much water the

proyecto de ley que busque eliminar ciertas restricciones al programa de compensación de víctimas miriamal nos explican detalles >> esta ley busca asegurar que sobrevivientes familiares de víctimas de brutalidad policial reciban el apoyo necesario independientemente de quién causa el daño. familiares de víctimas me dicen que esta ley haría la diferencia para aliviar los momentos más difíciles de sus vidas >> todo es posible para el que cree >> con mucha fe se mantiene la familia monterrosa que recibe la llamada que cambia sus vidas >> cada día nos levantamos sin ver a nuestra nueva en mi casa. >> en el 2020 son monterrosa moore baleado por un policía de vallejo en las protestas por george floyd, hoy su familia aboga por una ley que de haber existido hace 2 años dicen que su duelo habría sido distinto >> hubiera cambiado todo porque nosotros nos hubiéramos enfocado solo para buscar los recursos para terapia., a poder continuar luchar por justicia >> este (número inaudible) busca ampliar la legibilidad de víctimas (inaudible) (inaudible) >> actualmente el consejo puede negar aplicaciones q

miriam walker—khan reports. e—sport history. could become part of the full programme by 2026. and now it is my pleasure and honour to open the commonwealth e—sports forum and the very first commonwealth e—sports championship. thank you. it means a huge amount to each of the video games and the e—sports in their categories. it means a huge amount to the communities, the players, because it's recognition, it's prestige, it's something different, and it's like, you know, a medal and your country and your friends and your family — how proud, you know? their parents are not going to realise until these kids go, "look, mum, i won this." and they go, "where?" "at the commonwealth games." "did you?" there's a stereotype that gamers spend hours playing in their bedrooms and are not very active, but on simulators like this, you can burn up to 500 calories per hour. and young people love to watch gaming, too. 44% of i6—24—year—olds watch live streams of video games, and that's one of the reasons it's being piloted here. we did a significan

what kind of stuff don't pity that miriam is it would be the hawaiian, the british go. what's the crayon said things of us that inform you not to honest rocha leads a special committee for collecting evidence of the ukrainian government alleged walk. grimes against the people of law ganske. when you go about doing is i'm really interested. there are many burial sites like this and done bus. i'm here for 5 minutes and then i'm told the 1st 5 people they found it was 5 decapitated heads. they were all civilians. who does this to people? you can't say that there isn't. there wasn't war cracked for in the area around venetia, verifica, a village and, and against the people's republic. 36 civilian bodies are being examined. mm hm. georgia license and american journalist claims he repeatedly sent reports of alleged crimes like this to european and american media. my hope is that this begins the process to bring this into an international forum. but when you see these grave travesties, you want to help bring that closure to them. that's why i am here. unfortunately and most co

. >> claro, la apariencia no deberÍa ser un tema en la mente de los niÑos, gracias, miriam. >> serenando distancia del tenis para dedicarse a otras cosas que son importantes para ella. la deportista dijo en instagram que la cuenta atrÁs ha comenzado pero claro, todavÍa le faltan el abierto de canadÁ y el de estados unidos. >> no se vaya porque en breve tenemos estas historias en noticias telemundo mediodÍa, el dron acuÁtico falla dentro de la mina donde estÁn atrapados los mineros mexicanos, veremos cuÁl es el siguiente paso. hoy es el dÍa internacional de los pueblos indÍgenas y en ♪ ♪ con precios bajos y grandes ofertas, el regreso a clases es facilísimo. eso es muy target. la segunda mitad de la vida puede ser la mejor. más experiencia y sabiduría. más familia. por eso no arriesgamos nuestra salud con el covid. la reforzamos. después de los 50 nos cuidamos más. las dosis de refuerzo extienden la protección contra los riesgos del covid como la enfermedad grave, daños a los órganos e incluso la muerte. las vacunas y las dosis de refuerzo son nuestra mejor defensa contra las peores co

. >>> miriam es madre de dos niÑos pequeÑos y dice que le suben casi un 60 por ciento mÁs de la renta. miles de inquilinos podrÍan quedar en la calle sin esta medida. >>> yo ya estoy retirado, mi sueldo ya ni sube ni baja, no que me dan a mÍ son 1500 dÓlares ¿entiende? y si me suben a 1500 dÓlares ¿quÉ me queda para comer? >>> yo soy madre soltera y estoy a cargo de mi madre y me subieron mÁs de 400 dÓlares la renta. >>> este martes ante el concejo de la ciudad, estuvieron a la espera de que sus lÍderes locales votarÁn por el sÍ a una ordenanza local que pondrÍa un lÍmite en la suba de la renta. este es uno de tres puntos que plantearon aquÍ por parte de inquilinos por aÑos. >>> se necesita de una polÍtica anti costos, y que proteja a los inquilinos de desalojos injustificados. >>> y es que protestan que tambiÉn hay aumentos injustificados. >>> estamos viendo que los latinos y los afroamericanos pagan mÁs en la renta que cualquier otro grupo. (sonido ambiente). (cÁnticos). >>> desde... libertad pedraza, noticiero telemundo 48. >>> el aÑo escolar no empezÓ de la mejor manera para varia

online community encouraged him to come out to his family and friends. ashe is happy, took the step miriam hoff knows how important l g b t q. social movements are for young people. i mean, even though i don't really have dizzy, i am in thick young people who rediscover themselves and identify as a different gender often have to deal with feelings of shame, of being inferior and are often confronted with a lack of understanding in their immediate circle and live thing online, they find people who understand them, o accept them that to tell them you are okay, the way you are, there's nothing wrong with you. yeah, we're just like you towards that as a 3rd of the ally. stanford is a, it's a relief for these young people to realize that they're no different and i'm for huh. and that they're welcomed by like minded people in a group and a community off lama affair. i acceptance instead of ignorance. that's with fiona, is committed to. she supports minorities online shoots videos and writes online petitions with. i will get i finished with his counselor, take that one life. and in general, i thi

community encouraged him to come out to his family and friends. ashe is happy, took the step remaining. miriam hoff knows how important l g b t q. social movements are for young people. i mean, even though i don't really have dish or, and i infect young people who rediscover themselves and identify as a different gender, often have to deal with feelings of shame, of being inferior and are often confronted with a lack of understanding in their immediate circle and i think online they find people who understand them. oh, accept them back to tell them you are okay. the way you are. there's nothing wrong with you. yeah, we're just like you towards it as a 3rd of the ally. stanford is a, it's a relief for these young people to realize that they're no different and i'm for huh. and that they're welcomed by like minded people in a group and a community all florida affair. acceptance instead of ignorance. that's with fiona, is committed to. she supports minorities, online shoots videos and writes online petitions i was gonna open it to his counselor to take that one life. and in general, i think it's

what did of stuff look batiste, miriam, is it or did the when the british start. okay, what's don't cry said things of us, i can inform you not to be honest. rocha leads a special committee for collecting evidence of the ukrainian government alleged walker arms against the people of lou ganske. when you go about doing is i'm wondering if there are many burial sites like this and done bus. i'm here for 5 minutes and then i'm told the 1st 5 people they found it was 5 decapitated head. they were all civilians. who does this to people? you can't say that there isn't, there wasn't walk right for me in the area around venetia, verifica, a village and, and against the people's republic. 36 civilian bodies are being examined. mm. georgia license and american journalist claims he repeated he sent reports of alleged crimes like this to europe in an american media. my hope is that this begins a process to bring this into an international forum. but when you see these grave travesties, you want to help bring that closure to them. that's why i'm here. unfortunately, and most c

the families of the, as of regiment called for their release on the sign says miriam pole, the last stand to be as regimen. and julia is here together with the other families asking for them to come home. the russia has declared the amazon regiment a terrorist organization, russia who use the regiments early association with far right groups. and the use of allegedly nazi related symbols is justification for what it calls the di, not suffocation of ukraine, current and former as of fighters, reject that assertion or he of the will absorb russia, made as the part of them is elegy, part of their propaganda. because the nice about nazis from myself, that i should put up a gun. they bought dina certification as a reason for so called military ration, falls apart for the families of as of the battle is now there's to carry on. they were fighting for us and they were fighting for us during the 80 years they were defending us. and now we have to do the same thing. now we have to defend them and we have to save them until her husband returns for eulley. a fed issue. the battle of mary a bull neve

miriam walker—khan reports.ommonwealth e sports championships will run alongside the games, but the hope is that it could become part of the full programme by 2026. now it is my pleasure and honour to open the commonwealth e sports forum and the very first commonwealth e sports championship. thank you. it means a huge amount to each of the video games and the e sports in their categories. it means a huge amount to the communities, the players, because it is recognition, it is prestige, it is something different, it is like a medal, and your country, and your friends, and your family. their parents are not going to realise until these kids go, look, mum, i won this. where? at the commonwealth games. the sporting world has embraced us, we are embracing them. the possibilities now are endless. there is this myth that gamers are not very active, but on simulators like this burn up to 500 calories per hour. if it was 500 calories on that, then who knows what it was on this. for the gaming community, this weekend is a

miriam is like-look, we are this and this and this and we want to make sure that we know that we dont want-we are having to go in this direction we just don't want to lose sight of what we can do. that's what i heard. >> yeah. and ypt to make sure that we are all unified. like miriam said, it should be free to debate and disagree on topics, but we should i think we should all try to be on the same page, which is why i'm- >> collective priorities. that are not just about getting on the staff or one on ones they have to do. >> right. right. >> president, i would like to hear director tang to line in to real us-- >> thank you. thank you so much. i really appreciate this conversation and i think the left hand column around commission priorities again if that is not fully capturing discused at the retreat as the main policy priorities, please let me know because we can change that. the idea of the left column was your top policy goals you can all unit around. the second thing i want to provide more context. maybe you haven't seen the level of detail before in terms of metric and things we

miriam rivera, we appreciate you stopping by. next up, the ethereum merge is finally coming.he details. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: it's time for our crypto report, let's talk about the merge. september 15 is firmed up as the likely official date. these this the last likely date? how likely is it that is good to happen on this date? >> i know, there has been a lot of dates thrown around in the past week or so. last week, we knew it would happen for blue in september, but now we know it's going to be probably september 15. this date could still change because ethereum developers are basically looking to see how many computers are supporting the network, if the number declines rapidly they might pull forward the date. it could still change. emily: what will change once the merge happens? >> basically, what will change is the power consumption of the ethereum network. it will decline by more than 99%. today, transactions on the network are ordered by computers called minors that take up a lot of energy. after the upgrade, it's going to be done differently in a much more energy e

francine: from zurich, joining us now is miriam. big of a shakeup of the investment bank are we expecting? >> it could be as drastic as two thirds of the investment bank being torched. that is the extreme scenario mentioned to us. the bank has announced they also want to restructure their -- business that is doing well. but there are other parts of the business struggling. it is still unclear what is going to be sold, carved out or just shrunk. but one thing is for sure, the m&a advisory team is still at the core and the essence of credit suisse. that is one area we think it is likely to survive the shakeup. but i think we can brace ourselves for tom: some drastic change. tom:the m&a team looks safer now but potentially two thirds of the business is being torched. what is the timeframe? >> still to be decided however the bank indicated that by q3, october, they should have some sort of clearer structure or plan as to the direction they will be heading. they are working at a fast pace. it is almost september. it will be two months an

[speaking a foreign language] >>miriam route was released and said she traded one prison for another or is she now? guest: because she has been accused of immorality, she has brought shame on her community and her family. it doesn't matter if she has committed a crime. simply because of being accused of being immoral you bring shame on the family. it was an impossible situation. they told her they had no hopes of ever getting married. women in her early 20's and the family was embarrassed and ashamed. it was a dangerous situation. every single one of those young women who, not long ago, had bright futures and were all educated, no going to university, none had hope in the community. host: it premieres tonight on pbs at 10:00 eastern 9:00 central time. it is also available on streaming frontlines website, youtube, and the pbs bbf -- vi >> a conversation with foreign committee chairs and gregory meeks. he will be speaking to the washington post about u.s. economic and -- in the indo pacific region. you can watch both of these events live on c-span, on the free c-span now video app, or

host: let's hear from texas, miriam is on the democrats line. caller: good morning. i wanted to ask the person that you are interviewing, how did you feel about the woman that need access to health care and also about education? you guys there in florida are assuming that teachers are teaching little kids about being gay and things like that. we educators don't have time for that. we get our bachelors, we learn about the development of children. why do you assume that we teach that kind of stuff? by the way, that gay guy who called in, he can >> our latest political polling showing in georgia the two candidates, herschel walker for u.s. senate, the republican and the incumbent, senator raphael warnock, real clear averages. next up is jim on the republican line. go ahead. caller: something that them -- that is important, learn to backtrack. i would like to get the lead up to january 6 first you had the impeachment of trump, and according to the treaty, he had every right. that is why so many people were there. they had defund the law enforcement. there are street sate

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whole government is in one building, legislator, executive, government, everything is on the house on miriameet and the thing is, they had no-- they didn't want to pull the rug out on anyone because of them collecting money from apple for doing nothing was great. that was paying a huge amount of their budget. they had no interest in trying to do anything about apple paying them millions and millions of dollars every year for doing virtually nothing, having a small office, you know, along the river. but what happened with the european union regulators thought they were doing something unfair by treating apple differently than other companies, it was really the european union cracking down on the-- like the prime minister, the government of ireland, they call the guy in charge, to do that. and it wasn't ireland at all pulling out the rug from anyone, it was the european union insisting that ireland not treat different countries different-- that ireland stop treating different companies differently. so, no, the small countries that do this, they think it's great because even a tiny percentage o

there aren't more women and minorities in fintech like square or stripe, and the woman testifying is miriam hawke. i asked how do you testify in congress just in case you have to go before congress. what is that like? do you get invited to testify before congress? how does it work? >> you always say thank you for the question and you're always addressing the mechanics at chair or chairwoman or congressmen and remembering that formality that you're not used to. >> you can get more tips on our podcast sand hill road anywhere you find podcasts, apple podcast, stitch or spotify. >>> movie theaters all over america will start charging $3 a ticket for one day, that's september 3rd. it's national cinema day, a day they just made up just right now. 3,000 theaters across the united states will participate and we're talking big chains cinemark and amc. amc does a deal soda and popcorn is $5, that's $8 to go to the movies and have popcorn. >> my anniversary is on sunday. >> happy anniversary. >> thank you. woo hoo. >> i bet you get more than $3. >> maybe you should go to the movies. i know you're not

well, for starters, miriam, the areas that are being affected by the drought and the water crisis are not just one state in mexico or a single region. really, the moderate to extreme drought conditions are affecting as much as 65 percent of mexico's national territory in the case of northern mexico. these are some of the dr conditions that the region has seen in the last 30 years. so there is talk of a historic drought. now, just last month in july, the mexican government did declare a state of national emergency over the water crisis. this allowed the federal government to free up some of those federal resources to be allocated to, toward providing water to some of the worst effected areas by this drought. this also allowed the government to order bottle companies like bottling companies like coca cola and some of mexico's national beer brands to limit the amount of water that they're using to limit the amount of water that they're extracting from the ground. specifically in parts of northern mexico, the city of monterey, in the state of nevada. and i think most people would agree is

the families of the, as of regiment called for their release on the sign says miriam pole, the last stand to be as a regiment in yula is here together with the other families asking for them to come home. russia has declared the amazon regiment, a terrorist organization, russia who's used the regiments early association with far right groups. and the use of allegedly nazi related symbols is justification for what it calls the di, not suffocation of ukraine, current and former as of fighters. reject that assertion or he of the will absorb russia might as the part of a mythology part of their propaganda is out. the nice about nazis from myself that i should put up a gun. they bought dina caisson as a reason for so called military asian falls apart for the families of as of the battle is now theirs to carry on. they were fighting for us and they were fighting for us during the 80 years they were defending us. and now we have to do the same thing now we have to defend them, and we have to save them until her husband returns for eulley a fed issue. the battle of mary a bull never ends. john he

yeah, you know, i'm reading miriam kaba. i'm reading a i got a list of books. i can't even think of all living understands. there's so many brilliant minds that are leading the way many of them black and indigenous films guiding us towards understanding abolition in a holistic way. you're bringing something unique here. where do you see yourself in that tradition? and what question are you hoping lingers with folks when they engage with the tradition that you're helping to birth right now because i feel like 50 years from now. someone gonna be reading this book. and and they're gonna say to someone like their no. i was reading becoming abolitionist and i cheated to write the next version, you know. i hope that way oh my gosh. that's just too much. where do i see myself? so in the beginning when darnell acts like how did i pull out this together? and i said, well, hopefully it's a choir of all these, you know voices and thinkers and artists, right? the inverse like for your question i see myself as like one person this larger choir of people who are singing to g

she's won the white house correspondents associated miriam smith award in 2013. her co-author is darlene superville. who is a white house reporter also at the associated press. i understand there's a lot of ap. it's ap alum day. okay, ap love day and therefore, you know that darlene has worked for over 30 years on the political beats and she covered both president obama's and president trump's terms. of course, they are here with the famous susan page. yay. who's the dc bureau chief of usa today? so ladies come on in that's me and have a good conversation. good evening. i see some familiar faces out there. the when we go to the q&a, you'll be graded on your willingness staff's tough questions of your new boss. just hope you'll keep that in mind. it's so great to see people in person and especially to talk about such a wonderful new book about an interesting figure important in our times about jill biden. congratulations to the two of you in your book. yeah. thank you. you know, they're all kinds of biographies authorized biographies tell all biographies biographi