but i got to be the navigator later because the navigator ran a ship in the ship. i'll.one night when he was supposed to be taking a left turn, he just bam. and the next morning, the captor, the captain, relieved him. then he said, mr. walsh here, the navigator that i was the assistant administrator. so then i was the navigator of the ship and. i remember i took my first star side. i didn't know the first star from another, and i got the book out. i'll look it up and figured out where it rocks that even which star was going to be and i wrote down all of the and i went out there with the sextant and quartermaster and i look at it and look at you. look here. why not see what i'm up there right where you're supposed to be? so i shot that. it took about three or four stars out and. i did that i got away with it just when we were going down to go down to guantanamo bay, i got away with that navigator just across the caribbean and oversold and and all across the pacific. and we got we got to you have hebrides. he he gave the job somewhere else and i went back to washington. th

that directly. onto their navigation device.e inshore rescue team, radar imagery is helping them to save lives at sea more safely and at speed. people locally and others who look at it, it's kind of a wizardry. it's kind of, like, a real magical thing that the first time we can go and here's a set of waypoints that recently have been captured as a guide for navigation. it literally gives us a kind of an eye of what's under the water, you know, where the edges of that channel are, and that for the first time, a confidence that we can head in a certain route. time for a look at this week's tech news. the price of bitcoin has risen to over $80,000 for the first time ever, following donald trump's recent victory in the us election. during the election campaign, trump said he would create a strategic bitcoin stockpile and appoint digital asset friendly financial regulators, raising expectations that he might strip back regulations on the crypto industry. 0ther cryptocurrencies are also making gains. bitcoin is a high—risk investment

people with visual impairments say the world differently and often have to learn new ways of navigating it. they might rely on others on tools, black book and canes. braille is also especially helpful, but recent advances, and now i might add one or 2 more to that tool box like this very special guy, dog. right. but dogs soon to be taking the lead in the glass. well, in theory they can do just about everything necessary kind of pods can only this quarter pet doesn't get distracted, no breaks, and it can be shut off when you don't need it. navigating via census and cameras, the robot dog can even identified traffic lights the gym, and i can tell the robot where i'm going. volume voice recognition, i can control the speed with this chain going. so a lot of them mom was what was the odd? how crazy if i need to go false, i just push it all the way forward. it was? yeah. if i need it to slow down, i just put it back and then we'll adjust it. speed has this could be a huge development for the blind in china, where they are only $400.00 guide talks in service in china. but we have about 200000

directly onto their navigation device.m, radar imagery is helping them to save lives at sea more safely and at speed. people locally and others who look at it, it's kind of a wizardry. it's kind of, like, a real magical thing that the first time we can go, "here's a set of waypoints "that recently have been captured," as a guide for navigation. it literally gives us a kind of an eye of what's under the water, you know, where the edges of that channel are, and that, for the first time, a confidence that we can head in a certain route. are the cryptocurrency�*s are also making gains, bitcoin is a high risk investment asset and values can fall as well as increase. they have blocked messaging services like whatsapp, skype and facebook messenger on company devices in the uk. in a statement, they said that like many organisations, we only permit the use of approved channels for communicating about business matters. mobile operator has created an ai granny to waste the time of phone scammers stop it will keep scammers busy, trick

their biggest challenge is navigation. so how will robots find their way around? gps is pretty reliable when outdoors but problems arise inside buildings and confront spaces. so how can we solve this? we are developing something like this, and it's a mix. it all for several things. we use computer vision, we use the to the technology with it to scan the whole environment and to get to understand with the object, each killer, each of the cookies and need to memorize or remembers. this should enable robot dogs to god people safely in those like in this museum and even using speech that somebody loves language model. so this, so this one, so it's kind of hub instead he thinks calling about the soonest. so the adult can answer questions about it surroundings providing information about the route. and that's just the beginning. we want to put this technology on to a visual board. we also want to put this a normal human i to book. and also it's such kind of dog robot, so that the end user deed have the, have a different whether i bought god dogs we'll catch on is not on

people with visual impairments say the world differently and often have to learn new ways of navigating it. they might rely on others on tools like walking canes. braille is also especially helpful, but recent advances in iowa might add one or 2 more to that toolbox. like this very special guy dog. write about dogs soon to be taking the lead in the go. i don't. well, in theory they can do just about everything necessary count of pods can only this quarter pet doesn't get distracted, no breaks and it can be shut off when you don't need it. navigating via census and cameras, the rub adult can even identified traffic lights, the gym that i can tell her right about where i'm going. volume voice recognition, i can control the speed with this change only. there's a lot as a mom. what if i need to go false? i just push it all the way forward. if i need to slow down, i just put it back and then we'll adjust it speed. this could be a huge device, elements of the blonde in china, the weather there, only $400.00 guide books in service. in china, we have about 20000000 blind people when it's imposs

also i promise better navigation through every day. last full, the visually impaired, but ambulance except to be the. it's great for people with visual impairments. it brings us closer to our goal and allows us, can you access to information? for example, people use to send means to people with disabilities. then what could they do? nothing because they couldn't see them. but now i, it allows us to read means to read text. it gives us image descriptions. it gives us descriptions of videos for you. but he believes that this technology won't be widely available for some time to come. any more adult are you what might end in columbia? a lot of people are unemployed. it may be, but they, i to, which would be a huge help for people with disabilities. i mean, is many people with visual impairments are unemployed and don't have the financial means to buy a new device. so how can we buy these devices and how can we connect them to the internet? you in bogota, the cafeteria of columbia? there's no neighborhood where you won't find the internet

people with visual impairments say the world differently and often have to learn new ways of navigating it. they might rely on others on tools like walking came style is also especially helpful, but recent advances in iowa might add one or 2 more to that toolbox like this very special guy dog. right about dogs soon to be taking the lead in the glad dog. well, in theory they can do just about everything necessary. catapults can only this quite. japan doesn't get distracted, no breaks, and it can be shut off when you don't need it. navigating by us census and cameras, the rubber dog can even identified traffic lights the gym, and i can tell her right about where i'm going. volume voice recognition. i can control the speed with this chain doing this a lot as a mom was. oh, you don't have to i if i need to go false. i just push it all the way forward. once . yeah, if i need to slow down, i just put it back and it will, it just it speed has this could be a huge development for the blind in china. where the there only $400.00 guide books in service in china. but we have about 20000000 blind p

nope, right, so that it can be shut off when not needed. navigating via census and cameras, the robot dog can even identified traffic lights the gym, and i can tell roosevelt where i'm going. volume voice recognition, i can control the speed with this pain going to so a lot of the, the mom was what was the odd, how crazy if i need to go falls, i just push it all the way forward. once. yeah, if i need it to slow down, i just put it back and then we'll adjust it speed. this could be a huge development for the blind in china. whether they're only 400 guide books in service in china, we have about 20000000 blind people when it's impossible to solve this problem with the guide books alone. research into robo dogs, photo blind isn't just exclusive to china. however, for researches at the university of glasgow in scotland, their biggest challenge is navigation. so how will robot spawn their way around? gps is pretty reliable when outdoors but problems arise inside buildings and can find spaces. so how can we solve this? wouldn't be developing something like this, and it's a mix. it all for s

busy fall to the mountains, navigating a coast at the feel like a pilot philosophy. we say fly me to the moon. the futuristic interior is finished to a high standard with everything geared towards the drive. and the seats, this surprisingly comfortable. so comfortable in fact that you could easily drive the 8 hours if it went to the high fuel consumption river. well, to go those 11.86 meters per 100 kilometers with a discharge battery. that figure goes up to $17.00 later. so you have to refuel after about 380 kilometer is the river to it's more or less completed it you put in terms of using to face. we have this screen in the middle where we control the climate control of the navigation system, whatever. and the river edge also has a digital clock this way i can change the view, for example, that i can see a map. and i can, this is very funny place some more information here just by the use of 2 fingers. and i pull it over and then it appears in front of me . but that's not all the ripple as a also has a display in front of the co driver. and i can also gives my co d

the need to navigate carefully between 420 kilometers or for tools. the gained independence from the space in 1821 and became the richest and most prosperous country in central america. but don't keep patient by the united states, a dictatorship under the symbols of family revolution and the culture wars have put postcolonial prosperity. suddenly in the past, today, poverty is rife, alexandria i'm so hope to applies people spirits with the illusion. does christie and say, okay, let me see on for you. i'm going to say your say i live in the seal. so what about the, the only thing and they obviously said a little bit of money. the of the, the thing if that was have for fly you will be good. i see the problem with the exhaust of the rent and move to buy kind of on the account that are on the to finish the want to visit this for the what 15 to them. it this into that unity. they have 2 problems. the amount of the why don't they sick? i mean, the 2nd guy, the divide has a flat tire and the of taking her room, turning its 2 kilometers to the next village. t

the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world now on youtube, the platform from a business to scenario over here. the, when i told a good friend of mine, that i'm going to test drive for quite performance hybrid cod today, he asked me what the problem is with a toyota prius, but actually, this is not a pre us, this isn't a new lamborghini river out. so there as well. so is the well, the successor to the event tool, which was produced until 2022. but we're not talking about in the pollution here. in many ways, it's a revolution. it's unbelievable. but driving the river to as well, all most comfortable. no, not even the whole driving the river to is really comfortable it's. it's a completely different story in comparison to the event a door, especially regarding motion sickness, with the driver and the coat drive of the and the revel. welto differs from it's free to assess the other vehicles in many other ways as well. what you really have to good use is that you don't have any level of for the windshield wipers all the time, sick notes.

as we navigate landscape fraught with misinformation and divisive narratives, the ability to discern quality information and make informed decisions that is essential. media literacy education equips individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to navigate the complexity of the modern media landscape empowering them to critically analyze, evaluate, and create media content across diverse platforms. i'm incredibly honored and excited to be here today to draft this important topic, the intersection between media literacy and national security and strengthening democracy with media literacy, national security imperative is part of us media literacy and we celebrate the 10th anniversary of this important initiative. i can't believe it has been ten years. for the last decade us military lydia see has worked to highlight the power of media literacy, education, and its role in society today. we are grateful to the campaign institute for hosting us and partnering on a very important event and i thank our sponsors some of here are here today for support. it is likely not surprising that i

this so-called nurse navigator program is a pilot program already being used in various parts of the country. now, santa clara county coordinators want to try it in south county. west valley and some unincorporated areas to see if it can help here. sheriff's dispatch 218. how can i help you? santa clara county 911. dispatchers often deal with calls one right after the other, but many times they say they end up trying to help people who don't need a police or fire in person response, but need advice or a referral for their situation. both types of calls can be time consuming. we answer about 1100 calls a day and on average 50% or more of them are medical in nature. today, santa clara county launched its nurse navigator program so a dispatcher can determine if a call does not require a first responder in person. then turn the call over to a nurse navigator, giving that caller someone with medical expertise to talk to while freeing up the dispatcher to take more urgent calls as a call comes in. 901 center. they have a pre scripted series of questions, things that get them to either prov

i think it's created a web that truly is difficult to navigate. when people worry if i fork out the extra $1000 in income will my benefits go away. mi facing much higher taxes. suddenly you earn that extra $100 and suddenly your money is gone. that effectively means you paid a really high tax rate on that additional dollar of income. if we could get the agencies to talk to each other. you could simplify and have this one-stop application process that everybody can go in and just apply here is my income and you tell me what i'm eligible for. the other idea i have been toying around with is sort of this you could provide, so the current system says let's say you lose your job. you still have to on your own go in and apply for unemployment and then you still need to figure out can get snap or medicaid, can i get other help. what if we did not put the onus of that system on the person was actually struggling at that point in time. we say you lost your job you faced economic crisis, the government will help you with some temporary cash support. it coul

it was very difficult to navigate these two cultures, so i really wanted to understand what pushes theseple to make this choice. fanta guirassy was born and grew up in paris. she runs her own nursing practice, and this morning she's visiting one of her oldest patients, mrs delisle. but within the year, she plans to quit paris and open a new nursing practice in senegal, the birthplace of her mother. fanta is not alone. 91% of black people interviewed in a recent survey said they'd been victims of racial discrimination. and injune last year, riots erupted across france following the fatal shooting of nahel merzouk, who was shot by the police. he was 17. indistinct shouting the case is still being investigated, but the riots shook the nation. they represented something much deeper that had been building for years — a real anger over the way marginalised communities are perceived to have been treated in france. from his paris apartment, menka runs a small travel agency called tukki katt. it caters to french africans looking to reconnect with africa and their cultural heritage. he was an engi

as we navigate landscape fought with misinformation and divisive narratives the ability to discern quality information and make informed decisions is essential. media literacy equips individuals with knowledge needed to make for the modern media landscape empower to go critically analyze, evaluate and create media content across diverse platforms. i'm incredibly honored to address this very important topic which is the intersection between media literacy and national security. and as paul mentioned, this event strengthening democracy with media literacy, national security imperative is part of u.s. media literacy week and this week we celebrate the tenth anniversary of this important initiative. it's still hard for me to say because i can't believe it's been ten years. for the past decade u.s. media literacy we worked to highlight the power of media literacy and education and its essential role in today and we are so grateful for the mccain institute for partnering and, of course, i want to thank all of the sponsors whom are here today for their support. so it's likely not surprising that

helping people navigate all these different programs to doing a lot for people. >> one of the things we've heard this morning but i don't know if you were here but a number of hispanic counties in texas when he went down there and asked why are you voting republican but the voters didn't like the fact that they felt a lot of people were getting subsidies for not working. do a voter like that two years wait a minute, you want more people on welfare? is maybe a psychic disconnect, explain why. >> the issue comes down to concern of spending so much money to fraudulently claim so much. if you look at the way programs are, you only get it if you file taxes and have earned income. there is a requirement you invested training so if you're in the program the challenges not making them work, the challenges a lot of fraud in these programs is driven by the fact that people are surely working and documentation. really truly confused about the process? a ton of research that shows 70% of fraudulent claims are genuine claims of people who are confused. was like supposed to claim the child or some

all the solutions mapped out, navigating a changing world. now on youtube, when i was 8 years old, i was already dreaming of a future as a senior and i wanted to become a hero of my family. his dream was within reach. she'd become a star in turkey overnight. a man took everything from with the help of his family and music. she rebuilt her life and then her sister also became a family scholar by hatred and her mother and the daughters. i am willing to work for change tax and also so i will sing my song. maybe my voice will be heard back to bring to seeking justice for the victims of fantasize starts november 21st on the w the to better understand him. major economies in the global south face the challenge of china surging exports. let's look at 2 of the biggest examples. india and brazil, starting with india. few countries exemplify the complex balancing act of competing and collaborating with china. better than the world's most populous nation. under no rend remotely, india has sought to expand its own relatively modest manufacturing best thr

i truly believe that our future actually depends on how we understand and navigate the media technology saturated world and becoming clearer every day. yet, media literacy education is not yet a national priority in the united states. and we believe that we have appellorral imperative to improve the educational system to provide students of all stages with all the skills they need to succeed in the digital and media literacy week gives us a chance to shine the light on that importance. the noise that pervades our information streams and lighting speed at which miss and discuss and mal information spread and we appreciate your concern and are glad that you have come here today to listen, to learn and get involved. with the flexion presidential election just around the corner i cannot imagine a better time to be having this conversation, so thank you very much for joining us. so what we are going to do over the next couple of hours is have several conversations. we are going to hear from some folks around the latest report that the mccain institute published around defending democracy. we

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i'm so proud to navigate on the same unmoving stars. the same unchanging principles. as so many of you here at aei. once again, thank you so much for this great honor. [applause] >> and after accepting the american enterprise institute's 2024 irving kristol award, outgoing senate minority leader mitch mcconnell sat down with aei's president for a fireside chat discussing the geopolitical landscape and the necessity of president-elect trump's nominee to undergo a regular senate confirmation process. >> so, i'm going to start with something easy and ask what was the key factor in you winning back the republican majority in this recent senate election? what would you say in your role as electoral strategist was the key thing that made that victory happen? >> well, it's tempting, of course, to give us all the credit, but the fact of the matter is, i think in the end the election was a referendum on two things, the cost of living, and the open border, which really the democratic nominee for president really couldn't separate herself from the current administration. so i th

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i'm so proud to navigate by the same unmoving stars. the same unchanging principles. as so many of you here at a.e.i. once again, thank you so much for this great honor confirmation process. >> i'm going to start with something easy and ask, what was the key factor in you winning back the republican majority in this recent senate election? what would you say in your role as an electoral strategist was the key thing that made that victory happen? sen. mcconnell: it's tempting, of course, to give us all the credit. but the fact of the matter is i think in the end the election was a referendum on two things. the cost of living and the open border. which really, the democratic nominee for president really couldn't separate herself from the current administration. so i think that was a great asset. not that we didn't run a better campaign than we have in the past, i think we did, but i would mostly give them credit for having really a terrible administration for four years. [laughter] >> now, you -- one of the things i hope everyone heard is that you're stepping down as le

a lot of it is, how do you navigate these threats? i've certainly been here as an adviser to others. i'm still getting calls today about what ttthey're seeing on social media and what is real, what isn't? a and i think it's important to really understand how law enforcement plays into this role, and also the legal system providing protection via a network of attorneys and lawyers. and also, the media. fact checking and also having these voices on and talking about what they're seeing, what hethey're reflecting on, why it important that they took a stand. and also, just being there for each other, and being a support network. and i say this as someone who faced the threats, and it was ugly very atearly on, i got attacked from both sides of the house. i got attacked from the trump team, who called me a traitor. i got attacked by republicans who said i was a traitor to my own party. but i also got attacked by the left, who judge med for having worked there to begin with. and so i think we need to build these permission structures, which

i just should mention that the navigator was last name was his name was pip davis. he was he was an advertised name was his field of work. and he's the one that created the the race race. and, you know, the what is it, california racing. yes. the packaging, you know, the me, the whatever it is on front that he developed that and hearing the story about it, he went to tell us and it come to visit our family with his wife and talk about he went any advertising job had he would go to plant to the factory and really spend a couple of days walking around seeing what a little about then he'd go back and come up with the design and so that was his design. but it was just amazing because i was fortunate because these guys, you know, my parents would see them out in or they would come out and they would go on trips bermuda and it's just amazing. i have photos. i have b-24 pictures. i the badges i saw some out here. you know, the the wings badges with the number five. i didn't see any number five out there. it's a number seven, but know all this stuff i have it's uniforms. so

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i never imagined that i would have to navigate life without her by my side. every day, her friends, family, and loved ones carry the weight of her absence, a weight that is heavy and unrelenting. laken was my fearless other half. as someone who is reserved and awkward, laken was always there to nudge me to step out of my tongue comfort zone. she would pull me out to the dance floor and encourage me to try new things and remind me to live life to the fullest. i trusted her completely, and i always knew she was there for me as i was for her. this small, precious piece of life that we once took for granted are now reminders of what i have lost. laken taught so many people in her life in valuable lessons. she showed me how to find joy in every moment, how to embrace life with an open heart, and how to dance in a crowded room without caring what anyone else thought. these lessons will stay with me forever. laken was not just my best friend. she was a devoted daughter, a loving sister, at a cherished friend to so many. she was an exceptional student with a bright f

i'm so proud to navigate by the same unmoving stars. the same unchanging principles. as so many of you here at a.e.i. once again, thank you so much for this great honor. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> after accepting the irving kristol award, outgoing senate minority leader mitch mcconnell sat down with a.e.i.'s president for a fireside chat, discussing the geopolitical landscape and the necessity of president-elect donald trump's nominees to undergo a regular senate confirmation process. >> i'm going to start with something easy and ask, what was the key factor in you winning back the republican majority in this recent senate election? what would you say in your role as an electoral strategist was the key thing that made that victory happen? sen. mcconnell: it's tempting, of course, to give us all the credit. but the fact of the matter is i think in the end the election was a referendum on two things. th

now i'm navigating at five. so when i approached him, he just said to me you're too old you want someone to know everything? send your son to my island. but he said, i'll teach you enough to find the island you seek but i can't teach you the magic why do you think it was important to do such a difficult thing? i mean, it's the same story that you're going to see in. >> well, everywhere. >> everywhere in terms of indigenous people my father's mother, nearly pure hawaiian, chooses not to teach her children language or culture or genealogy. where do you come from? who's your family? what's your link? and that could have been 100 generations. what the voyage did that was a reconnection back to feeling wholesome about who you are, because knowing where you come from and who are your ancestors so hokule'a when it got to tahiti, it was their canoe. this wasn't our canoe, it was theirs. and so that it started to ignite this flame again symbolic a bumper sticker, a t-shirt starts to emerge. i'm proud to be hawaiian. 1987