that many hopes his promise of nea pockets done, would avoid. for more, we have dw shamela sham joining us sham all. how did we get here? why do some people want condra go? the opposition bobby billy on came to power to bring elections into government be and that the military have to become prime minister. com popularity. however, not dived bit rising installation. unemployment in the boxy and a half years. so launched a movement to out to, to are no competence, water bottle dough. the time they talked at the time was right to get rid of the prime minister. that's how be reached this point in bugs in the baltics. and the prime minister has blamed a foreign conspiracy. in fact, an american conspiracy for being behind this attempt to remove him from power. can you tell us more? what came up with the father becomes but at the idea quite operate found out that he could not survive the confidence he's done that the us back be obligations no confidence vote and that you don't communicate that are plenty ambassador. you have an open, the accusing washi

has travelled your tr. neeve as the city take stock of the devastation and joins us now. alexandra tr nea to say the least has been hard hit by russian forces. as far as you can tell how much of the city is left standing. all some areas of the city michael, are completely demolished to schools, a hospital residential areas. and you can just see behind me an apartment building that was also destroyed during an earth strike. and we spoke with one of the resident as she used to live in the 9th floor together with her grown up son who is now fighting on the front lines. and she was totally devastated. she burst into tears when speaking with me, she told me she doesn't have any place to go. she's now staying with her friend, but she doesn't know what to do next. and according to the mayor, up to 70 percent of the city was destroyed by russian as tri x is one of the thousands of stores that we will hear coming out of ukraine. alexander, during that weeks long see each of the city, what were conditions like for the residency it must have been terrible. people told us that they didn't have anythi

if we were to walk away from the nea, jet blue could get smaller again in the northeast, you would havedo. and through all of the destinations, we just added milwaukee and kansas city, one of our legacy competitors reacted that and added it into the northeast. so they are already driving more choice for customers and more competition and so we certainly don't think should we trade the nea for this these are two very complementary deals. the spirit transaction will allow us to grow outside of the northeast and complement what we're doing with the nea. >> robin, this is morgan if this combination moves forward, to dig into it more deeply, are we talking about two different brands or spirit is deeply integrated into jet blue and if it is integration, what would that involve because analysts are raising questions around aircraft retrofitting and pilot pay. >> sure. so, i want to be very clear, i mean we are welcoming, we are really welcoming all of the spirit team members. we think it is a fantastic team to combine with our own teams so we're excited about that and the airline will be jet b

under secretary of state for local affairs and her husband, who is a robert kagan, the a, the, the nea khan of ne accounts. and i, that's a combination and it, i, if they buy them in a stay, should truly wanted peace. they wouldn't have told her zalinski just ignore the min squan mince 2 agreements. they were, they wouldn't, they would contain, they would stop of the flow of arms in order for there to be a basis or a sit down for discussion and have a freezing of act of hostilities in place that's not happening. and, and that it's, it, it just accentuates and reinforces this concern that we're expressing, of which nuclear a nuclear weapon exchange would be the ultimate. and that would be a disaster for the world in a re, ever, ever since the military operations started at all to western media and politicians, you know, wearing a ukrainian flag on your lapel or women doing their manner cure and the flag in all the l. the i, as in congress walking around and we're the wearing hoodies, i don't know what it was. okay. but this policy that the west is pursuing is not in the interest of the

under secretary of state for local affairs and her husband, who is a robert kagan, the a, the, the nea khan of ne accounts. and i, that's a combination and it, i, if they buy them in a stay, should truly wanted peace. they wouldn't have told her zalinski just ignore the mens one mence, 2 agreements. they were, they wouldn't, they were, can change. they would stop of the flow of arms in order for there to be a basis or a sit down for discussion and have a freezing of act of hostilities in place that's not happening. and, and that it's, it just accentuates and reinforces this concern that we're expressing, of which nuclear a nuclear weapon exchange would be the ultimate. and that would be a disaster for the world. you know, re, ever, ever since the military operations started at all to western media and politicians, you know, wearing a ukrainian flag on your lapel or women doing their manicure and the flag in all the l. the. i as in congress walking around and we're the wearing hoodies, i don't know what it was. okay. but this policy that the west is pursuing is not in the interest of th

rifleman union, a state backed paramilitary group that has been growing ever since russia annexed grand nea in 2014. 0, oh, so propaganda, old born russian stayed propaganda. targeted lithuania for us. it meant we could be the next ones with especially if you live here in the saw called swanky gap, lethal any us only land connection with its western. they to pardon us. this stretch of land is crucial for the transport of goods and military equipment. these sir walter gap is just 65 kilometers wide. it's located exactly here, between the russian exclaim of callian grot on the one site, and thrush us l. i bel, arose on the other side. in lithuania, man, if he has at russia, might try to cut of this land breached of the west. tensions with moscow has been rising. lithuania has been a member of nato since 2004. but since the start of the void, ukraine, politicians and normal citizens have grown more determined, i would say we owe you more about your order, which you should defend your freedom and so on. it's like understanding of is a fundamental things we have just few here of to prepare ourse

more so than to the usa nea till wasn't once fuck stark eyes to it. it was odd that a mere pigeon wanted to reassert brushes status as a global superpower, and appeared, determined to expand russia's sphere of influence. e fled, say russia swallows ukraine. it makes it that different russia. and this is, this is the russian calculus. it needs to control covertly, overtly ukraine in order to expose and project also european implant. then, in the spring of 2021 russian military maneuvers on the border with ukraine breezed concerns. was putin planning in attack? ah ah, our cave in the east of ukraine lies just 40 kilometers from the russian border. people here feared their city would be in the line of fire. could have, shall slip away when i heard it yesterday, i felt pretty scared. is maria, apparently they've installed missiles that can travel 270 kilometers. and from belgrade to her, keith is what? 45, yes. and if we get hit, then that's it. that's the end. so the can, yes, no stress, it's very scary that this could reach us any way that we could be f

that's number one, number two is the nea puts out a survey every year about teacher salaries. the average teacher salary in the country is about $41,000 which is about 20% less than what people could be making with the same skills in other jobs. you are right, those of us in new york really pushed when i was a teachers union president in new york city, we really pushed and tried to lift salaries up in six years, we were able to negotiate with michael bloomberg some salary increases so we list of salaries in new york, new york city even, about 43% stop if somebody worked for 20 some odd years, they would make over $100,000. you and i both know because we work in new york, we want teachers to actually live in the places in which they work and be members of the community and to lift up wages everywhere. that's what we try to do. teaching is the most important profession of all. i hope you come back to it. you sound really passionate even though you disagree with everything i do. i talked to teachers all the time and they work really hard. they really care about kids. i'm sorry yo

we have a great not only network of lps but we have investors from top firms like nea and upfront ventures and general catalyst that want to help us out. the unique thing we are doing is we are very much making venture a team sport. it's been an individual sport but with gold house ventures, it is a team sport. we're working together to try to improve the future for our community. emily: i have to ask you about netflix. he spent a long time as an executive at hulu. you know the streaming business -- how bad is it? has the streaming business plateaued? eric: i think what this is a reminder is how humbling it is that is in the 100 year history of entertainment, it is still a hitch driven -- hits driven business. we've seen a lot of companies try and no matter how much technology and science and engineering and data you apply to it, it's still up to the gods of entertainment to shine good fortune on you and i think that's what's reflected here. it's not so much the competition and couch sharing, where's the next squid game? where's the next richardson? all entertainment companies are still at

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moderna moving sharply in opposite directions johnson & johnson slightly higher on the week, trading neaew study saying covid vaccines sasked the health care system almost $900 billion between december 2020 and march 2022 let's bring in meg tirrell, who spoke with dr. anthony fauci, meg, about this and a lot more what did he say? >> yeah, sara. we talked about these findings which shows in addition to the savings to the health care system in terms of dollars, these vaccines also averted more than 2 million deaths and 17 million hospitalizations between december 2020 and march of 2022. so really dr. fauci saying everybody who is eligible for a booster should go out and get one, including folks who are eligible for a fourth shot now i asked him about the timing on that he said he had gotten his. he recommends if you're eligible go get one we talked about what the future is going to look like. he said folks may still need another one in the fall, but here's what he said after that >> people keep asking, gee, does that mean every five months you have to get a boost? i don't think that's goin

students who went to a high school nearby have developed the same extremely rare and deadly tumors nea. why? dr. marc siegel after the break.dr. marc siegel everybody has been asking myself what the hell is going on in 20 20% county voters like you and me, the county prosecutor, if you want to really see what i look like no farther than george deliberately the most violent criminals in los angeles in two weeks or so my neighborhood is turning. people are so about what's going on when he says i'm not going to prosecute the legalizing gang members committing murders, they'll be released by december 25 no matter what this is under george desco, you do the crime not to use the time to break the law are celebrating. tucker carlson original suicide of los angeles streets now on the line up at fox station dot my husband always trying to hug up grinker time, but i don't think he realizes how much is pain cream smells. i guess i get the kids to myself today thanks to my secret my secret to living a pain free life with no smell . thanks. i'll stay and drink. well it couldn't hurt to share it so

. >> you've introduced me to a nea artist, thank you. another audience member would like to know to what extent wasn research an objective in the founding of the early museums, and was there any public funding of the early institutions? >> i think research really was a primary objective for a lot of these institutions. i think you see that across the different fields, the american philosophical society, true at the nhs as well. i think this idea of publishing work, promoting it in that way h was really important to any of these institution that is were trying to collect and record information whether that was about natural history or american history. in terms of funding, i think d many of these institutions tended to be privately funded so really until you get to the smithsonian. and even that was the result of the bequest by james smithson. the question of funding has been really a tricky one within the i united states for a lot of these museums, and you see a lot of them evolving as private institutions.uc lots to say on that question

critical race theory so the ability to control narratives cannot hide the obvious, this is what the neaessay and was hard to find this because it has disappeared on the website. here's a document from 2019 springfield missouri where public school district in the leadership series stated they want to introduce components of critical race theory from educational research with applications of the district so what you see in media environment cannot be allowed to dominate. go even further down, in america aquatic means equality of opportunity. a right obtained to the individual, a principal laid down in the declaration of independence, one of the most radically wonderful things about america myself evident truth we do not have racial identity. our identity coalesces around a common set of freedom based ideas. he quality is something in individuals and predominance of the term equity obfuscates. a term suspiciously that sounds like he quality what equity means is achieving equal outcome among different groups or the divide such as sex, gender or race and equity oftentimes eats the tale of a

that's number one, number two is the nea puts out a survey every year about teacher salaries. the average teacher salary in the country is about $41,000 which is about 20% less than what people could be making with the same skills in other jobs. you are right, those of us in new york really pushed when i was a teachers union president in new york city, we really pushed and tried to lift salaries up in six years, we were able to negotiate with michael bloomberg some salary increases so we list of salaries in new york, new york city even, about 43% stop if somebody worked for 20 some odd years, they would make over $100,000. you and i both know because we work in new york, we want teachers to actually live in the places in which they work and be members of the community and to lift up wages everywhere. that's what we try to do. teaching is the most important profession of all. i hope you come back to it. you sound really passionate even though you disagree with everything i do. i talked to teachers all the time and they work really hard. they really care about kids. i'm sorry yo

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