, gerade mit sachen wie zwangsehe, mit terrorismus, gerade diese dinge, gerade diese themen habe sehrerausgefunden habe und auch erklären konnte, auch erst nachdem ich dann ein bisschen runtergekommen bin und ein bisschen mehr verstanden habe, hat meine mutter auch mehr verstanden, weil man denkt halt, ja das kind ist jetzt rebellisch und die hat jetzt gerade eine phase, ja. und aber nachdem sich das alles gelegt war hat, dann ging das eigentlich ziemlich fließen, sie hat das auch ziemlich schnell verstanden. also mein name ist beatte wieland, ich bin 48 jahre alt, ich bin die mutter von der lena meriam und ich lebe in dorf brotzelten, das ist ein kleiner ort, am mein, bei der lena hat so angefangen, konfirmiert worden, sie war ja sehr viel mit ihrer freundin romesa, hat zu mir gesagt, mama, was würdest du... zu sagen, wenn ich konvertiere zum islam, und dann habe ich sie erstmal angeschaut und habe sie ausgelacht, ich habe sehr ausgelacht und habe gesagt, ha, wie kannst du sowas sagen, äh, du weißt doch überhaupt nichts dadrüber und ähm, äh, das ist ein schritt, den muss man sich seh

level at mit. and of course, maybe, you know, more half of the undergraduates in college campuses in this country are women. but if you look at sea level and you look at who's out the attrition rate, it's much higher among young women. and what those young women will say is that they are constantly up against this expectation or this the larry summers expectation basically that women don't have what it takes to do science and so i think that is still what really holds people back there was a great in that 2018 the national academies of science engineering and medicine did a study they found that 50% of faculty said female faculty said they had been sexually harassed, but was not what these women thought. sexual was when they first started, which was that had to include sex. so it's not sexual. it's not, you know, men hitting on them. it really this intellectual discrimination, right? it's this this this belief that you're not enough, that you don't belong here. that's really the hurdle. so for me,

cates, the exception, has written about nancy hopkins, molecular biologist at mit who will come of age during the resurgence of the women's movement during the 1960s, but it takes her a long time to understand the era in which she is living and use that for herself. you have both written about exceptional women. tell us why they were exceptional. >> thank you, all, for coming here tonight. we are so grateful, and i'm so grateful to you, betsy, for leading this discussion. i am thrilled. elsie robinson came from nothing . she had no connections. she was impoverished for a time , really having trouble to make ends meet, and she became the ultimate heroin story, became the highest-paid writer in the entire william randolph hearst media empire between the 1820s and 1850s, and she was the most read woman in the entire country during that time in all measure because of the hearst platform. there was no comparable media outlet than to be a hearst writer, so she used that platform to say what was on her mind, which we can get into, but there was no holding back for elsie robinson. and what abo

again mit, cal stanford, are you at the moment? >> no, i'm going to focus on, you know, the job that i got focus on working at google. >> um, you know, do as good of a job as i can there in a few years, you know, um, i'll take a look at myself and say, hey, am i missing something from not going to college? and if i think, yeah, i should go to college, then i'll reapply. >> and ultimately, why are you a coder? what do you hope to use these skills for? >> um, i mean, honestly, from a selfish perspective, i just find coding really fun. you know, i'm able to build really cool things and i just enjoy doing that from a kind of a bigger perspective. i think coding is a really powerful tool. um, if you want to make change in the world because cause of just how kind of ubiquitous it is, right? you know, like we're holding this interview over zoom right? that's something that someone had to program, someone had to build and zoom itself is built only works because of the internet. right? and again, that's protocol. someone had to build someon

mit does report. the ally is a critical step. >> i once heard nancy hopkins talk at a meeting of academics about how to change women's role in institutions and the two points she made were the allies among the faculty and then that you need to institutionalized, put the committee in place so even if the president changes, they will still be doing the work. >> i wanted to talk about work life balance. these women had none. i do want to allow, for moments of question and the answer -- i know we are out of time tonight. i want you all to be able to purchase the books and get these authors to sign them. two final short questions. biographers are not supposed to be hagiography is. they are not writing the lives of saints. the first question is, did you discover any warts about your characters? >> yeah. the dean says to nancy at one point, nancy has this incredibly restless mind. her mind is looking for something to fixate on. not always the best quality, you want to be doing politicking . the dean recogniz

okay. >> and then mit's battle code. i've heard of that. i know you're creating stuff in a short amount of time and your team came in second, so that's all great. but but in addition to that, you created an app, right ? something i don't know if it's similar to docusign, but it's a signing app. in fact, you're wearing the t shirt. what is that? what did you code? what is this? yes. >> rabbit sign is an unlimited free signing platform. and yeah, you're right. it's very similar to docusign. the main difference being that it's free. and i really started rabbits sig pand, you know, with social distancing happening, e signing was really becoming essential in order to conduct business, right? because you can't sign pen and paper contracts anymore. >> okay. that does make sense. but let me ask you, you created all this before you were how old how old were you when you designed this app? >> i first came up with the idea for rabbit sign, probably around the end of middle school. and the for the rabbit sign itself fully became a company with incorpor

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it’s just that the official mit cannot talk about those people who are not citizens, if the officialan talk about a ceasefire, it can talk about the release of concubines, well, it makes no difference, no, no, there are specific negotiations going on there, so to a specific issue, volodya, no, i i’m just saying how our mit can formulate, the foreign ministry can quite calmly, just as he talks about a ceasefire, say, the first release of the concubine, the second ceasefire, but there is a ceasefire, there are no hostages, and it doesn’t matter what their citizenship is, it has no meaning, no significance, we were not authorized to talk about citizens of other countries. right away, i didn’t say, i’m saying, russia, in my opinion, should have raised the issue, first of all, about the release of the concubines, all of them, if we say about the humanitarian part, second, makhmud came to moscow. and it doesn’t matter what statements there are, but one thing is missing there, that russia supports the return of gas to the legitimate authority of the palestinian authority, russia supports th

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neither did you go stations or not mit, mit least issue. i've taken 5 long and difficult hours for the leaders and now they move on to no less difficult discussions about financial support. the ukraine has a 50000000000 your aid package on the table. ukraine says it desperately needs additional money. most of the european union countries want to give that money to ukraine. the baltic countries of very, very insistent, obviously in the neighborhood of russia. that's the ukraine issue, isn't too far, sidelined by them at least questions and the issues that they've been negotiating around that the countries like hungry into the vacuum for instance, or seemingly prepared to prevent not 50000000000 age your aid package from going to ukraine. we saw on gary employment as the victor old by the shaking hands just a few days ago with the russian president vladimir putin, to that very, very strong frustration and condemnation at the summit by his father, we lead his dw checked here for the ladies from that summit in brussels, jack thank. in the unite

mit um its client. can mothers with small children who would be non to really i said, i guides and tests taken hostage, or do you say it and do some talking? and the most, most israel has gone through in these past days, is barbaric to f. cochran unbearable. let me slow, but i don't think anybody in this room can even entirely understand degree from the sufferings t and t of the many, many people, effective student, hopefully fish not from from i just wanted to know how much there was no justification for her. mazda is auctions use, got you hooked up today. israel has the rise, as i'm real good, and indeed to choose the towards the citizens, and to defend itself against this terrible terror, forced by them within the framework of international law. tanya, to apply for east side. this is, this is already cleared up for israel. on the 7th of october 2023 is the turning point. the top in the bloody is day in the country's history. you're seeing if you got it out the door to the german government, we stand

charles stewart is a political science professor at mit. he's also the coauthor of fighting for the speakership. it's so nice to have you in our studio. nice to be here. thank you. so what was the role for the speakership that our founders actually had? well, you know, they created the office and then didn't say much about it in e was't much authorn the speaker. so it's really been a role that's evolved over the 250 years or so of of american constitutional history. has that evolution surprised you as a person who studies literally all the speakers through history? it hasn't surprised me in the sense that as the founders told us in the federalist and other places that politicians go for power. what's kind of surprising, maybe, is that it took so long, long for the national government and the leaders there really to to put together the mechanisms of strong caucuses of used thing the assignments to committees as chits to be given out proposal powers agenda setting powers. there's a lot of elements to exercising power in a legislature and it t

brother guy is an alumnus of, mit and the university of arizona who interrupted his studies serve two years in the peace corps. volunteer teaching physics and astronomy in kenya. so he too has a beer spirit of adventure and exploration. brother guy is the worthy recipient, numerous honors, not least of which was being named by pope francis eight years ago to be director of the vatican, headquartered at castelli gandolfo in italy and president. the vatican observatory foundation based in phenix, arizona. his honors include the carl sagan medal for outstanding communications by a planetary scientist to the general. we'll see about that today. and he's been nominated for a very rare honor to have an asteroid named after him. brother guy, welcome. the historic central library of los angeles. and thank you for joining in honoring the namesake of the north hollywood regional library by delivering the first amelia earhart lecture in adventure and the stage is yours. it means in 20. so there was some creative storytelling, right. there is a that this is up here we go. we'll go and should ring

unless all countries stand up to defend fundamental values , says the head of israel's mit.be the darkest hour it is with you leadership, mr. secretary, this place will lose the moral basis for its existence,” coin said directly, turning to guterres, who was sitting on the podium, and pointing his finger at him. the boat , which is financed by the leader of... hamas and gives them shelter, could influence and make possible the release without preconditions of all hostages held by terrorists. the west will be next, the war that was imposed on us is not only israel's war, it is the war of the entire free world, that's what guterres said, that's what caused this wild reaction, let's listen to guteres. i unequivocally condemned the horror. the unprecedented terrorist attacks committed by hamas on october 7 in israel cannot justify the deliberate killing, wounding, kidnapping of civilians or the launching of missiles against civilian targets. it is also important to recognize that hamas' attacks did not occur in a vacuum . the palestinian people have been subjected to a stifling

let me remind you that there is a special crisis situation center at the mit russia.ussian citizens can apply there through various you can now see the communication channels, address, website of the center, as well as 24-hour telephone and email on the screen. hotline numbers have been opened. they are also listed on our resources, but once again i would like to emphasize that there are regular flights from both russian and foreign companies from israel, for everyone who wants to leave this country, there is an opportunity to do so, depending on how the situation develops further, as we see, and this is directly discussed by observers and experts in the region itself... the decline unfortunately, tension is not expected in the near future. earlier, the ministry of economic development gave safety recommendations to russian citizens in accordance with information from the russian ministry of defense. russians are recommended to temporarily refrain from traveling to israel for tourism purposes, at least until the situation in the country normalizes. for those tourists

well think it won't be mit non k m. when you're in the room, you will get on to to shut the select today and push it, pull up on the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the explosions once again, rob gauze as it is, what makes sense? it's ground operations and intensified is bombing campaign. as the policy and the polls are the top 10000 people, the risk continues to find anyone buried on the rumble of the many distorted building. and running through the town hosted by how must meet with is really prime minister. the money more is done to rescue they loved the did the day for the latest level. do the i'm on hold on me.

mit, marcellus jacobs whose work with wind spans the period from the peak of wind energy use in the thirties and forties to the present revival of interest to start developing our real plan on a ranch in montana 40 miles in time, he had no electricity and there was no hope of highline a good many years. so started to devise a machine to, make electricity from the wind, which there was plenty and built several test plants using ford model t and we built that i think about a dozen and put them on ranches for 50 miles around there and. after three or four years, they proved so successful we decided to make a business. it apparently firms in developing and building wind systems proved what the increase in energy cost a new and improved type of wind energy system would be practical and competitive with the costs of fossil fuel systems. now being used. there are probably with wind energy, it not always blow when and where want it and quality machines are expensive, but solutions are being sought by the department of energy is testing small systems for individual use and large machines for centrali

the situation commented in our mit.t's press secretary, anatoly glas , emphasized that with its single-handed, politicized decision, poland closed the opportunity for belarus to fully participate in osce observation of elections throughout europe. by discriminating against members of the pabsce international observation mission, the polish authorities are flagrantly violating their osce commitments by weeding out unwanted observers. the world's attention is focused on the situation in the middle east, with idf sirens warning of the possibility of rocket attacks hit washquelon for the third time that day. the militant wing of hamas said it carried out a rocket attack on the city of bersheva overnight. 750 hamas sites in gaza have become targets of the israel defense forces. footage has appeared online in which, according to information , arordan security services disperse crowds of people heading to the borders with israel with tear gas. according to the latest data, the death toll on both sides has exceeded 2,700. three

so you've got his means of things mit punishing it. so yeah, in that sense it is, it has to be a special needs, it was about inviting me to do this and what it andre disease edge baby was born in 2012. i started with a couple of friends. it wasn't that big thing that happened once in a way and as the momentum picked up, as i bought in best with a few senior collect, goes, who shave the bachelor and i felt even more motivated, sundays a day. and by when everybody enjoys, when they do it said one day and the weekend, specifically in the morning on a sunday because suicide moon, by you would see people are doing exactly what they like. so it's basically the to a passion. they decided to form a group where we could write together and enjoy together or set up thoughts in our basher a decade or so later, the group has grown and number and scale and rarely misses the chance to get to straight their motorcycle. the fashion of info motorcycles is pretty much an appreciation of things well, but it's so easy to just sign a check and get a motorcy

the head of the russian mit arrived in the republic of belarus the day before and already managed towith his belarusian colleague. during the conference, lavrov called the conference timely and noted that it was time to reform the eurasian security, since the organization for security and cooperation in europe is no longer fulfilling its purpose, it is high time to start moving towards the formation of a eurasian platform, system, security structure, there is not a single organization that would cool down. all the problems of the continent, about the progress of a special military operation, the military of the central military district is pushing back militants in the krasno-liman direction, first tanks hit the positions of the ukrainian armed forces with artillery, then assault groups go on the attack, support in the air k-52 units provide support, they do not allow the enemy to transfer reinforcements to the most difficult areas from the line of combat contact, report by alexey baranov. from the line of combat contact we return at full speed to the zanami ptr assault group, which

israeli mit has distributed a selection of terrible video evidence of terrorist crimes.s. the military showed a note seized from the killed terrorist, his instructs to act with inhuman cruelty, they released a recorded audio call where the terrorist brags to his father that he killed many israelis, your son killed jews, this is inside mithalsim, dad, may god protect you, dad, i'm talking to you from the phone of a jewish woman, i killed her and her husband, i killed 10 people with my own hands, there is now a closed military zone around the gas, armored vehicles are deployed in positions near empty villages. the surviving residents fled their homes. almost 150,000 israelis were evacuated to the center of the country today. this volunteers help refugees and those who remain. in tel aviv, they collect food, medicine, and things, and at border crossings they distribute them with air raid raid breaks. zddyrot was evacuated, but many elderly, incapacitated people remained in the city. there are families that are lost. children and cannot leave the center under fire, so volunt

so could i mit, mit or the truck so there's no, don't you expect them at the level of extra play you yesterday? so your pony and i believe the japan based compute yesterday upon the receive of japan to well come up. we've got, we've these initiatives with mr. president, would you support this initiative to coordinate, but are you looking for that? and as i mentioned it, so the windows are really popular in today. yep. look interesting. so what does it have? there's not a couple of minutes come right. well i know how windows for ability to so can you shoot him just to make them bigger? we can. is it a of some element needs be you've it's in our national interest. we've been made big or when that was asked for japan, but there was an issue with you as the question back in 2018. and now for the hist still it is a new train started. it'll change. we do still know that has still it is the train people started not some of the after 2018, some good. it started in 2014. the cost of when you buy the in japan, which the thing is, i'm sure they preferred not to not is that they prefer to ignore

and across the country coming up tuesday morning ride mostly senior tech policy reported for the mitechnology review discusses president biden's executive order on artificial intelligence. house editor david wasserman talks about congress the recent battle for house speaker in its potential impact on campaign 2024. also political investigation reporter for the guardian for the latest on former president donald trump's legal cases. see spent "washington journal" join in the conversation live tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> honorable mike johnson of state of louisiana majority of the votes cast is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives for the one hurt 18 congress. >> a battle of the house speaker ship is over. house gop members selected louisiana congressman mike johnson is a new speaker of the house following the removal of kevin mccarthy. c-span brought you every moment from capitol hill is a historic election unfolded. continue to stay with the c-span network as the house reconvenes it's back to legislative business you can also visit

main events in bishke tomorrow, participants of the mit cis council will discuss interaction within thenwealth and the implementation of joint programs. the ministers will consider draft documents that will subsequently be submitted for consideration by the council of heads of state of the cis. israel continues to attack targets in the gaza strip. a building here was destroyed this morning local university in total. according to the israelis, 500 buildings have been destroyed over the past 24 hours. according to gaza authorities, the number of civilian casualties is more than a thousand people. for their part , arab groups continue to launch missile attacks on israel. hazbala even published a video warning the americans that if the states get involved in the conflict, they have it in store for their aircraft carrier. powerful torpedoes, dozens of major publications, willingly or unwillingly, became distributors of a monstrous fake, reports about forty babies whose heads were allegedly cut off in one of the kibbutzim, it turned out that these reports are based on an incorrect statement b

market and particular once they are, if and when they have a, i've had a child that was simon uga, mit economist the international monetary fund and the world bank are currently holding their annual meeting in the moroccan capital, marrakech one of the most pressing issues will be providing economic support to countries with by natural disaster is a topic that's certainly front of mind for the host country as well. rocco is struggling with a water crisis. the country has suffered 5 consecutive years of droughts. now, cutting edge irrigation technologies are helping to reduce water waste loans, worth billions of dollars provided by the world bank are helping to fund the technology motor car has to deal with the fact that it has less and less for time to do color region in northwest is actually a rich and fat type, but the climate change has led to less rain for you know, culture. we used to use irrigation techniques based on water canals. now the canals don't work anymore. as too much water is wasted, not with the help of modern navigation techniques like 3 per negation, almost none is

the case of an attack on a school in france, the detention of two belarusians , is refuted by our mit. on the brink of a humanitarian crisis from egypt, a huge convoy awaits permission to deliver aid to the palestinians. focus from internal problems to supposedly external threats. parliamentary elections, seasoned with a referendum, are taking place in poland, whatever the outcome, change is coming. pochekhov's classics for the anniversary of the minult, a cherry orchard was planted in lines. peoples commonwealth must feel each other's support and consolidate their own centers of power. this was discussed at the cis summit on friday. as a result, the leaders of eight states signed 17 documents in various government spheres. the presidents of belarus , azerbaijan, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, russia , tajikistan, turkmenistan and uzbekistan meet quite often in the format of the cis summit, because we can solve many problems only together. these words of alexander lukashenko sound extremely relevant in connection with the rapidly unfolding east conflicts. after all, the cis, despite all the

how is the time to byron mit is crying out for by.

and as mit reports, at present no information about the injured belarusians has been received by our foreign institution. embassy of belarus. in tel aviv is in contact with the competent authorities of the host country, constantly monitors the situation, the emergency telephone number for citizens of belarus in israel is +9 72 50 521 4819. belarus calls on the parties to the confrontation in israel, our ministry of foreign affairs notes, to take urgent measures to de-escalate conflict. minsk expresses serious concern about the sharp escalation of the situation. in israel and considers any manifestations of aggression unacceptable, and casualties among civilians unacceptable. slovakia is stopping the supply of military aid to ukraine, the political publication writes about this , citing a source in the cabinet of ministers. this is the decision of the provisional government, which operates in the country until the final formation of the cabinet. negotiations are currently underway to form a coalition between parties opposing support for ukraine. robert fitz, leader... winners of recen

and netanyahu mit with hostages, family members, some of soon publicly support swapping the hostages for palestinian prisoners held in his room. candles formed the number 1400 a grim talley. it's a number of victims killed in this month. how much terror attack on southern israel? how much also sees more than $220.00 hostages? according to israel, their families are demanding answers, holding pictures of victims and hostages, protesters took to the streets, chomping slogans against the prime minister benjamin netanyahu to come. what? yeah. how long will we continue with the splunk should, until when? what else tomorrow your children, their grandchildren, if nothing, yahoo met relatives to reassure them. the thing is ready for us is would do everything they could to bring the hostages home to home visit. the operation is ongoing and the key is pressure made to mama, the greater the pressure is, the greater of the chances control over to visible is raylon least a massive bombing campaign. after how much gunmen stormed across the guise of border, the heavy shouting has relatives worried

it's the 1st time the use top diplomats have mit outside the blocks board. as the show of solidarity comes as ukraine faces a sluggish counter offensive and waning support from his hand. i see that includes the united states. we have congress has paused new funding to ukraine and sort of bulkhead losing section when it has vowed to in support for hanes and this is a message in ukraine's foreign minister and the school the significance of the visit by his counterparts. this is because for the 1st time ever, for the 1st time is going to sit down outside of the security borders of the board . but we've in future borders. and this is a message in, in the message of support. and now correspondence in t rollman punch i wrinkle, told us more about what will be discussed during this visit. we'll look an expected. there will be a one unexpected issue on the agenda, and that is, is the worst and support for your brains to unwavering. remember that pledge the supports will be for as long as it takes, but in the past days they have visible corrects in the best and suppo

what to do, what’s happening and how to be, the main goal of all these forums is the same: ukrainian mitd then by the end of the year there will be a world forum where world leaders will meet leaders, and this will be a conversation about peace in ukraine, this is the goal, this is in ukraine, this is in ukraine, the ukrainian ministry of affairs, but the first question: russia was not invited again? it is obvious that if russia was not invited, then kiev has no initiative towards peaceful there really aren’t any negotiations, there just aren’t any, i would like to, but there aren’t any. china, china took it and didn’t go there, and everyone and the staff of the ministry of foreign affairs, there is the first deputy of ukraine, with me, they are shocked at how the islamic world now treats ukraine, but vladimirovich said correctly, and with such, such a purely ukrainian method it was , you know that there is the global south, african countries, latin american, well , including there, by faith, you can say, yes, asian countries that have taken a neutral position, and ukraine, zelsky, is he

who on that permanence to mit nathaniel, here in israel, that the support of the west is very much basically comparable to a blank check, whatever the, whatever is really how long it needs it. you guys is going to be there. and as he says that support is i run the cloud. so when it comes to the us, basically the message make new a doubt about any of that that the united states is going to stand side by side with ease. well, that is what i find quite interesting in that statement within this press conference that i was just listening to as well. is that the defense administered? it also made 3 of you don't extra precisely naming iran, for example, or iran, bex, who's bought the militant group in liberal. and for example, he made very much clear who ever wants to benefit from this an interest you shouldn't use of or don't pretty much the same as the remarks to meet already by you as president biden prior to that. so once again, another you with the official here in is around making clear that the us have israel. it's back me while as of these a statement of being made, of course people especia

many people feel the is riley, a strikes, a also endangering the captives on saturday night and yahoo mit withheld. the hostages family members sound the phone publicly support swapping the hostages for palestinian prisoners held in his room. the candles form the number 1400, a grim talley. it's the number of victims killed in this month. thomas terror attack on southern israel. how much also sees more than $220.00 hostages, according to israel. their families are demanding answers, holding pictures of victims and hostages, protesters took to the streets, chanting slogans against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. how long will we continue with the splotch that until when? what else tomorrow your children, their grandchildren, if nothing, yahoo met relatives to reassure them. the thing is ready for us is would do everything they could to bring the hostages home to home visit. the operation is ongoing and the key is pressure made to momma. the greater the pressure is, the greater of the chances control over to the claimant is raylon leashed, a massive bombing campaign. after how much gunme