now, i'm just hearing nathan. talk about that level segregation reminds me of i mean one of my big periods of activism was anti-apartheid movement and hearing the pass laws and knowing that people's lives were regulated, you know, down to the minute details by, you know, whether they, you know, had their past and what their past said they could do, where they could go, where they could live, etc. so. so tell us about why, you know, the regime in israel now is labeled. absolutely. let me start by saying what an honor is to be along. good friend nathan and i always tell people, if you read one, i mean, the best thing i've read in years and not just saying this because he's next to me is this book. so i highly encourage everybody to read it. and i think part of the reason why it's so powerful is it it in narrative form lays out the daily reality of palestinians living under rule. people in moments like today think about the hot violence of carnage slaughter, bloodshed, which is a part of the palestinian experience. b

so movement, nathan talked a lot about the different free tom of movement. jewish israelis can move back and p forth. palestinians, on the other hand, need difficult to obtain permits to enter east jerusalem and to enter israel proper. so just to put that in perspective, probably most everybody in this room could today get on an airplane, fly to ben-gurion airport, go to old city of jerusalem, but a pal stipping january who might live 3 kilometers away can't to that, doesn't have the right based on who they are. even if they get that permit, they have to go through hundreds of checkpoints largely built between palestinian communities that can turn a short commute to work, to school into an hours-long, humiliating ordeal. and as nathan pointed out, there's also a separation barrier that the israel built largely on palestinian land that separates thousands of palestinians from their communities, their hospitals, etc. beyond movement, land, it's not just that the israel stole the land and gave it for illegal settlements, it has reduced palestinians to livingan

nathan. he talks about the agency focus on food security and strengthening supply chains this runs an hour and a half. >>> this hearing of the senate foreign relations committee will come to order. let me start by making something crystal clear to the >>> this hearing of the senate foreign relations committee will come to order. let me start by making something crystal-clear to the international community. to the u.s. foreign-policy community, to our nation's allies and adversaries. as this committee moves forward, we will continue our work on behalf of the american people as we have done for more than two centuries. the world faces challenges, as well as opportunities. this committee the senate foreign relations committee, its members and staff play a critical role in meeting the challenges america faces in national security. and as i accept the chairmanship with great humility , thank you to the support of our members, thanks to the support of ranking member and thanks to our dedicated and

nathan started working on the quantum a lab for google. i have spent many years in the field of computer vision and machine learning to train machine learning system to train in your network, for example, to recognize objects in an image. you have to solve the type of problems that's known as an optimization problem. and it has been proven analytically set funding processes can solve these problems more efficient when the company entail presented the 1st quantum chip with 49 cubits, with much fanfare in las vegas. 2019. nathan announced in a small blog entry that his team had already built a chip with $72.00 cubits. shortly thereafter, he claimed to have proven the functionality of the google quantum computer. 200 seconds for a computational task that would take 10000 years on a super computer, ibm and many others are doubtful. pardon me, nathan is a leading scientist in quantum physics. but that doesn't change the fact that it will taking years until a workable point of computer will have been developed. quantum computers can compute very

nathan as an author and journalist. obviously an author in thela day of the life anatomy of the jerusalem tragedy. also has published in the new york times magazine, the guardian, the london review of books. was for a decade they director at the international crisis group of the arab israeli project. he also taught up our college originally from california. now living in jerusalem. the second speaker is omar. omar serves as the israel and palestine director at the human rights watch where he investigates human rights abuses and israel the west bank and gaza. also had several major reports including in 2021 a report called a threshold which is a 200 page report with graphic illustrations that feel the kind of context and background to the occupation into the situation we see in palestine and gaza right now. so, i want to start with nathan. you have an opportunity to ask questions at the end. i want to start with nathan and just ask you about your choice to write this book. you could have written this story with a number

nathan for being here. i want to hit upon what ranking member risch was talking about with regard to the energy development. it is, on his first day and office president biden enacted executive order went to quote here to promote ending international financing for carbon intensive fossil fuel based energy. while simultaneously advancing sustainable development and agreeing recovery. however, here in mattis we are attempting to same thing. would you agree? >> yes. who do you think is the highest the state that consumes most renewable energy what state you think that is not expecting to make that answer. >> i wish it was nebraska we are number 11th 25% the top state of south dakota at 50%. think about that. 50%. of renewable energy. we are making pusher. states around the area here. so pennsylvania 6.1% ranks number 42 virginia at 7.8% number 38 new jersey, 4.3% number 47. so you can see even with the push that we have here many states are single digit percentage of renewable energy. and yet you just said you

pardon me, nathan is a leading scientist in quantum physics. but that doesn't change the fact that it will take years until a workable point of the computer will have been developed. quantum computers can compute very quickly, but there aren't many practical ways to use them yet. they're also prone to errors and programming and production is very complex. quantum electronics engineer marissa, just doing that, explains what these computers could mean for the future. quantum computers won't replace laptops or pcs, but they will assist them. you probably won't see it much in your day to day life. so quantum computer is not a replacement for a regular computer. it's more of an assistance to the regular computer. to make a transportation analogy, when humans were wanting to travel to the moon, it is clear that you're in need a rocket. you need some kind of technology that's different from what we used to get around on the ground. now we have this technology is, it does not change the way you go to the grocery store. so similarly, having a quantum co

nathan, i look forward to hearing from you today. your full statement will be included in record without objection. try to approximate your comments to about five minutes so that we can have a back-and- forth most effectively. >> thank you. members of the committee, thank you for having me here today to discuss the united states corporation. i want to think congress, and especially this committee for its continued support. it's now almost four years since dfc launched, and with reauthorization coming over the next two years, i welcome this opportunity to talk about this organization. with your support, we are continuing to build our capacity and have asked the private sector to make strategic impacts. in fiscal year 2022, dfc did more than $7.4 billion in transactions over 138 deals. in the year that just concluded a few days ago, we significantly surpassed that total with more than $9 billion, a record for dfc. i'm proud of our team and encouraged by the results, and i know they can do even more as we continue to develop and execute

and of course , nathan. nathan. and of course, nathan., that blue lagoon spa , which, um, that blue lagoon spa, which, um, that blue lagoon spa, which, um, uh, to tell us how that forms, because that is a natural phenomenon. yes. >> and these are things that we love. i mean, this, you know, the natural spas, they're all over that part of the world, especially where you get seismic activity. their onsens activity. japan and their onsens are for this. these activity. japan and their onsens are when for this. these activity. japan and their onsens are when seismicor this. these activity. japan and their onsens are when seismic activity, these activity. japan and their onsens are when seismic activity, the e are when seismic activity, the gases and the comes up gases and the heat comes up through ground, through gases and the heat comes up throwater, ground, through gases and the heat comes up throwater,um,)und, through gases and the heat comes up throwater, um, causes through gases and the heat comes up throwater, um, causes the �*ough gases

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thanks, nathan sales. good to have you here. >> thank you. >> martha: so this is 23-year-old hersh poulan taking hostage by hamas. he was attending the music festival on october 7th. his left arm. >> john: his parents now know was severely wounded by a grenade. they have seen video of him being taken hostage in the back of a truck. his parents have spent 68 sleepless nights now without their son. yesterday they made a personal plea to president biden to do everything required to bring hersh and all of the rest of them home these holidays. coming up next, i will speak with his mom and dad. >> third degree burns on our souls. our hearts are bruised and seeping with misery. but the real souls suffering are those of the hostages. llable mos called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. #1-prescribed ingrezza is the only td treatment for adults that's always one pill, once daily. ingrezz

nathan co founded to companies developing facial recognition technology. one of those companies was acquired by google and lead the foundation for google glasses. glasses with an integrated computer. in 2013 huntington even started working on the quantum a lab for google. i have spent many years in the field of computer vision and machine learning to train the machine learning system to train in your network, for example, to recognize certain objects in an image. you have to solve the type of problems that's known as an optimization problem. and it has been proving analytically set from processes can solve these problems more efficiency. when the company intel presented the 1st quantum chip with 49 cubits with much fanfare in las vegas in 2019 leaving announced in a small block entry, that his team had already built a chip with 72 cubits. shortly thereafter, she claimed to have proven the functionality of the google quantum computer to 200 seconds for a computational task that would take 10000 years on a super computer. ibm and many others are doubtful har

——nathan law to hear his thoughts.efendants in the national security court, which there is nojury or thejudges are being hand—picked and restricted media assets. all of them are convicted. so for now, there is no, well, realistic thought thatjimmy lai would be the exception. studio: talk to me a little bit about the role of the uk and the us because we�*ve heard lord david cameron now speaking out to the chinese about what�*s happening. how significant is it? how important is it that the uk diplomatic corps at least speaks out to the chinese about this? first of all, the foreign secretary meeting sebastian lai, meeting sebastien lai, who is the son ofjimmy lai, is a very important signal because for the past a year, for the past year, the british government has been quite avoiding to meet with the representative ofjimmy lai. so this is a healthy signal. it shows thatjimmy lai, as a british citizen, is being is getting the attention and support that he needs. and as beijing says that this is british government meddling

nathan estuvo lesionado todo el todo este año y veremos si se queda entonces con el equipo también.y natural, there's been good communication ahead of time and this is just felt like another great step. >> there's definitely a sense of belonging where the group is really excited to get back together. integrate some new players and also a lot of excitement and a really like new feeling. just having mr around she's been focused on a player relationships and starting to get to know them and i've been focused on the data day and it's been a really good mix and enjoyable and we're excited about our next game. i >> y bueno, ya están emocionadas por su próximo partido, precisamente este frente a la república popular de china. mañana en punto del mediodía por la pantalla de telemundo 48 en maíz que todavía no está pero que va a tener todavía esta entrenadora para cerrar el año. quedan 2 partidos más aparte de este. entonces veremos cómo le va a la selección de los estados unidos. y como tenemos muchísimo fútbol ya sabe, por aquí, por nuestras pantallas. está noche desvele se con nosotros po

- for his show, "nathan for you. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: "nathan for you" is brilliant. >> i metto go buy a cell phone. 'cause i had a canadian phone. and on my way to the store, somebody said 'hey, can you spare some change?'" and he's like, "i'm sorry, i don't have anything." and they looked at him and said, "i curse you." and he was just like, "huh, that's strange." and he went on his way to the cellphone store. and it bothered him. you know, there was something about being cursed that was really just not nice >> jimmy: yeah [ light laughter ] >> and so -- and he decided to go to an atm, take out some money, and then he went back to the place where the person was, gave them the money and asked, "is the curse lifted?" and they said "yes" with a a smile on their face. and i immediately said, "well, what if they weren't there?" you know then what? your whole life is over. because now you've got this curse, and there's nothing you can do about it, right anything that happens to you can be attributed to that thing. >> jimmy: to that -- that moment >> and that moment and so, that wa

but this history to answer your question, nathan, had been completely forgotten. we are really good at celebrating our good parts as well. we should. but we practice historical amnesia. we're afraid of some of our bad parts. and in indiana, i get so notes every day from people saying, i didn't know any of this. they don't teach it. and i'm a student of. american history, i think i like to use my harry truman quote, i did not know this. so every author is excited about the chance to tell a new story a chance to tell something. and this had almost a biblical like quality to it. the middle and that tragic. it's quite amazing. yes. so in the epilog, i'm going to jump to the end here in the epilog you mention a treasure trove of information that was found and was kept in archives. it was there was some debate over who would be able to read and look at it. i'm curious thinking about that. how much of the historical documents you able to look at, what process did you go through to collect all those and get access to that? so this is the interesting thing about. the story

but this history to answer your question, nathan, had been completely forgotten. we are really good at celebrating our good parts as well. we should. but we practice historical amnesia. we're afraid of some of our bad parts. and in indiana, i get so notes every day from people saying, i didn't know any of this. they don't teach it. and i'm a student of. american history, i think i like to use my harry truman quote, i did not know this. so every author is excited about the chance to tell a new story a chance to tell something. and this had almost a biblical like quality to it. the middle and that tragic. it's quite amazing. yes. so in the epilog, i'm going to jump to the end here in the epilog you mention a treasure trove of information that was found and was kept in archives. it was there was some debate over who would be able to read and look at it. i'm curious thinking about that. how much of the historical documents you able to look at, what process did you go through to collect all those and get access to that? so this is the interesting thing about. the story

i think nathan knows that country very well, and that really is what it is, you know, putin, half ofs battle is military, there's no question. but a lot of it is the minds of people, convincing russians that even though they're losing these enormous numbers of people, even though a lot of people, i do believe, think that this war that putin started is a mistake, that putin's mission, his job is to convince people now that sacrifice, you know, sacrifice, kind of like world war ii sacrifice, that the russians had, that's the primary purpose of russians and it's the primary purpose, i think, he would argue, of mothers, that they sacrificed their children for this war. it's a pretty brutal message but i think what's ha he's trying to do. >> clearly he wants the world to think he's winning. is it a foregone conclusion he will eventually win in ukraine? >> you know, winning is kind of a strange word because what exactly does it mean? it's territory. it's men. it's economy. et cetera. but i think what he's going to try to do, and taking that word from nathan, is spin it, that he won this, r

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nathan, yahoo! what crime did this innocent be comment to? what did all those innocent women and children do to you? why don't you speak even of hitler? quite every one of you is a hitler. you are the neo nazis. the alarm and is rodney cell, just have been writing towns and cities in the occupied westbank area is the best for him. and jeanine have been targeted again. the young man was killed in the fall on the refugee camp. and his brother arrested bulldozers destroyed rhodes pavements and water supply lines. and janine. busy the state department is expected to announce the sanctions on several 1000 is right in the senseless involved in the attacks against palestinians and the occupied westbank. still the surge in violent sense is royal began at school on october, the 7th in recent days. is there any sense of those ranges of restaurants and launched an attack on a palestinian father of 6 a hi key to a press called the phones is was from us so so i'm, i'm done speaking the environment system then shaheed. similarly, 60000 people have been kil

but like i actually have to be off put my hand right onto nathan to co exist. and um, yeah, could finally, she manages to retrieve a rare natural treasure until you see that it would be 60 days. it should be quite a developed check in the with you know, people's and everything. so when you sign the torch, you should see through the age. absolutely one account is a check. this one has yielded to it. and you see how big those exams are 2 weeks like that you're looking or 900 grand exclusive effects. the females go to push them to, to, to grade isaac society. and she, she's probably only like 2 and a half to most. so it's, it's a massive energy to mom so and if she does to clutches of those who yeah. search for aids. yes it's, it's, it's really enough. how many eggs, if you are going to use hundreds i, i, i count. yeah, i've been doing this for awhile. it's like tomorrow are we going had and we're going to try and do 6 egless one morning. oh, how i co fee diane here. how you doing with god to go to explore your mind? yeah, yeah, it's really good. brody's job is to

and nathan kind of creates his menu around all of that. yeah >> good variety. >> this is so good.t tell us about your both your new year's eve sunday menu and your normal sunday suppers. >> um, so our new year's eve menu this year we decided to go with a theme that's, um, kind of 80s retro. so the menu was very much built around that kind of, um, plays on classics. um, definitely inspiration from the old school dishes there, which is kind of why i did the salmon rosette. you know, um, a rose of smoked salmon that is also, um, cured. and then, um, the, the sunday supper menus are meant to be very casual, relaxed. it's a prefix style. um, and just meant to have a relaxed sunday evening . >> so you don't it's not a stuffy restaurant. you don't have to feel ill at ease. it's designed to for families. do you have a lot of families come in? >> yeah, absolutely. you know, we have a lot of neighborhood regulars, which is of course, wonderful. that's what we love. and um, yeah, families, people of all ages, um, very mixed crowd, which is, which is great. yeah. >> so you don't have to be a

and nathan military lines following russia's invasion of your crime in february 2022. i contain as government is restricting straight to protest, send, instructive police to stop road blockades. now that comes as the newly elected president begins circled shock reforms to stop inflation. that i suppose reports from santiago del steptoe. this is an image that many politicians in argentina don't want the world to see. 2 months old, but in that i go on the the, my newest and this infected with this keen disease, scabies she lives with her mother in the northern province of cynthia, elderly, fatal. and they come to these n g o for assistance. i used to get diapers here, but now i'm getting extra milk. what we're able to, um isn't enough because of inflation.

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who knows, nathan yell knows that unfortunately, month or 2 of these are they suppose for the statement state and the because the say i am the best thing preventing boost by the experience. the 8 the you should suppose to me because actually right now they all the percentage, i don't know if it's 70 or 80, or 90 percent of the people in easley want them to go home to resign. so this is the what the price to the to do in order to be popular. yeah, his position is completely at odds with washington is a pro 10 just hours after these really prime minister made his statement president by didn't came out and said exactly the opposite. the 2 state solution is the only way to guarantee the long term security of both these really and the police team and people to make sure either alias and police team and so like, leave an equal measure of freedom and dignity. we will not give up on working towards the end goal. so what might possess these rarely governments to end? are they key ally and friend? again, based my does serve the same purpose, even when he speaks english, the see it and will be c o

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nathan lyon moved to 499 career test wickets as australia strengthened their control of the first testd out for 271 in theirfirst innings. the hosts got off to a shaky start as they looked to extend their advantage, losing both david warner and marnus labuschagne early on. but a 79—run partnership for the third wicket between usman khawaja and steve smith helped australia recover to end the day 300 runs in—front. let's bring you up to date with rugby next — it's the second round of pool games in the european champions cup and you'll be hard pressed to find a higher scoring match than the one at the stonex stadium today. saracens beating connaught 55—36. there were only four points separating the teams at half time but sarries ran in eight tries in total — two for centre 0lly hartley to earn saracens their first points — having been beaten by bulls last weekend. bristol bears were beaten heavily by bordeaux. they shipped five tries against the side that finished sixth in the top 1a last year. 36—17 it finished sale led at half time against last year's beaten finalists leinster but the i