neal mentioned carnegie. before carnegie wasn't necessarily an assumption that every town in every school would have a public library. largely became an assumption. we believe the same thing with fab lab the assumption that of course the committee should have open access. it's a great opportunity for philanthropist and we have dollars to the have lent for fab labs. you have all these screenshot activities with companies around digital activity. those same shots can apply to fab access as well so we can leverage a lot of the government and corporate initiatives ford digital divides but ultimately we want to keep this distributed five because 1000 fab labs opted in to this great distributed network but we want to reduce fiction for people that want to join that network. the first three parts of hey wait a minute we believe you are right but what about inclusion which is a combination of letters he access and enabling ecosystems, that's the first part but there's a deeper part. we have to talk about risk and in

well neal is probably a better place to talk about the details of the south african situation at the generally one of the first sectors to suffer in drought is often the agricultural sector and that can have a major impact on creates a curacy that can have an international repercussions about a decade or so there was a period of dry rankles i think associated with an el nino event a big periodic climatic shift and that disrupted global food supplies and we ended up seeing prospects in all sorts of internationally traded commodities so these things can have international ramifications alex that we see in nairobi is that picture reflected where you are. well at the moment in the narrow view what we have is the normal cycles of. dry spell when he's so when we're in the face of light now it's with the middle of the on the dry spell but i think the want to exhibit exhibit by four legs management especially deforestation of the up the regions that supply most of the major leaguers that supply it was supposed to be so we have for an all time low base flow which is very critical especially a

ok let's bring in our guests today joining us from cape town on skype neal armitage deputy director of future water a research institute devoted to water at the university of cape town in london david ticknor chief freshwater advisor of the world wide fund for nature and in nairobi also in scope alex that we director of east africa institute of the icon university welcome to you all keep to how bad is this going to get. well how bad is going to get that's the big question what we've had is three years of well. every drain fall including the two trials years on record so cumulatively and amounts to something like one out of five hundred or one hundred thousand years drought something completely beyond what anyone had anticipated we are now about two months away from the expected beginning of the rainy season and at this stage of the of course have no idea how good the rainy season will be even much of a good one and what about what do you think now in london i'm assuming here this will have a major impact on agriculture and industry give us a sense of how but that might be. well neal is

again, congressman neal, congressman larson, and myself have been working with the i.r.s. over the last 19 months to get this safe harbor for homeowners to be able to get the benefit of this provision. i want to thank the folks at i.r.s. and treasury for their ruling on tuesday that at least allowed another three-year window for people who are totally innocent victims who, because of the way insurance policies are structured, cannot in most instances, get property casualty loss coverage for this type of loss to at least be able to soften the blow with a deduction. mr. speaker, included in the bipartisan budget agreement which passed at 5:00 in the a ing last friday, was provision which again a provision which again did not receive a great deal of attention but actually will provide a great deal of relief. particularly for america's seniors. in particular it reduced and narrowed the size of the doughnut hole for seniors who use the medicare part d prescription drug program. as many may recall, in 2003, when the medicare prescription drug benefit was first created, it had a

neal a neal armstrong on the moon. and the falcon challenger was watched by people all around the world. hundreds of people were watching around the florida space coast. this was a moment that really excited people about the possibilities of space. and it's an excitement we haven't seen about space for a wile. >> so that is precisely the point. the creative genius of entrepreneurs who use their smarts and money and hope and dreams to things that people say are simply impossible. is it more than that? is this something that government funded nasa used to be expected to do? >> yes, absolutely. i think when you hear the term space race, you know, that refers to the historical race between the united states and russia in the years after sputnik. and what we're seeing now instead is that private industry on its own with a lot of years spent with research and development and privately funded dollars is now really embarking on its own space race where the best technology is going to win. and what we saw yesterday was spacex,

joining us is job tennesy and neal floult. and are you worried about rising rates or can the markets look through them and move higher >> i'm not worried about it, michelle simply if you look, we've been called for the last six or seven months for a correction in the market and it wasn't anything more than just a correction. this makes our 19th correction but we've been saying that the corrections since 2010 of all -- have all been swift. and from the peak to the trough in this latest correction which is down 10.5%, took nine trading days and only four trading days to get back to even. and now the dow jones is up 1.5% for the year so they've been swift and in quick moves in the past and this was swift and quick but not the end of the bull market we still have a lot of room to run. especially if you look at where pe's are on the indexes today, they're at 20. down from 22 reality is with corporate earnings going up because of the tax cut, they're probably down about 17 to 18 on the pe so there is a lot of room to move. >> and ne

kneel neal. >> we're pleased that you're here. my goal like the chairman noted is to obviously advocate for the best possible opportunities for our constituents. that includes developing policies that help to create jobs, deliver high quality, low-cost health care and generally help all americans make a better life for their families. the budget that president trump presented leans against these goals. instead it would create more obstacles for families to navigate as they try to make ends meet to move up the economic ladder. last year president trump and our republican colleagues rammed through a $2.3 trillion tax cut for wealthiest and strongest among us. in his budget the president now attempts to fill the deficit hole by slashing critical health and family programs instead of building on them to expand middle class opportunities to move up. the budget sabotages health care programs by ripping the rug out from under the middle class and cuts health care programs these hard-working americans rely upon. under the trump budget, mi

neals, thanks very much for joining us.te it. >> thank you. >>> america's top career diplomate is stepping down under secretary of state tom shannon. the state department's third ranking official said yesterday he is retiring as soon as his successor is nom mated ainated confirmed by the senate. he has worked in the state department for nearly 35 years and was the most senior official to stay on after the obama administration. he says he is retiring for personal and not political reasons. rex tillerson highly praised shannon for his distinguished service and he hopes shannon leaves his phone number just in case. shannon holds the rank of career ambassador and of the five career ambassadors on the job when the trump administration began only one remains and that person is currently on sabbatical. >>> and vice president mike pence will return to pittsburgh to stump for congressional candidate rick saccone. america first policies is a nonprofit created by former trump campaign staffers with the goal of advancing the president'

tonight at the activ some parents have just reunited with their children who are inside the darrell nealnow in parkland, florida. >> reporter: there was a lot ofhi es marriott here in parkland where students and parents were still being mae shooting. a lot. was, um a lot. yeah. thank you for letting me know. s reunite width her haven't-year-old daughter lea, she didn't >> i'm thinking about home schooling. i'm thinking about becoming re letting her leave my sight, and how much i loveer. and -- okay. >> i'm going to take her home and hold her her. >> emotions were running high as students and par marriott in pa. a make shift meet up point. they recalled what happened colleen coleman was textingringe shooting. >> she heard a b of gunshots. s. but -- she heard them banking she said mom, mom, i'm scared, i'm scared listen to what they're telling you. >> lot of hugs and holding hands as children struggled to make sense of the violence they saw. like you dont expect this. someone like could come in and spring a gun and school. until you realize it. just like, you teching your fami love uh-uh n

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but you have to get them through the door. >> may i just -- >> neal. >> just to support everything that jackson said, particularly we see it in schools, urban, rural, doesn't matter. it does start with how do we institutional lies this in terms of dosage? and i thing i said last night and i say all the time, we would never teach algebra once a week. and around these issues we wait until they're eeth air senior about to leave for college or during orientation. and so just to support everything that jackson said, if we do not start training principals, school boards around how to institutional lies this and to help them understand, and i know there's the research out there to support this, the academic performance will be better. so we'll still get to algebra and calculus and all that. we have to create an institutional norm that this is a priority from k-12 and into post secondary and then it will transfer into the workforce as a cultural expectation. and as jackson also said, we can look to the military for things they still need to improve, but there is a structure there about leadersh

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james neal slashing to the net. break a three type. empty let -- 5-3.>>> st. marys 19 in a row. the big one this weekend against gonzaga. lendale had 21 points. in nine rebounds. beautiful scene. pebble beach.>>> the monterey peninsula. it gives you an idea and a beautiful shot from bo hassler. he is a 22-year-old rookie. as 16 at pebble. seven under 65. kevin -- and that is the sporting life. lots of stuff. exciting times tomorrow is santa clara.>>> jimmy g is the toast of the bay area right now.>>> be back in a moment. >>> top spell is from oakland unified school's put it on the line in the annual spelling bee.>> the battle came down to two spellers out of 20 students from elementary schools citywide. there was so good the organizers ran out of words for them to spell. in the end last year's winner took the prize.>> reading is the reason why. it expands your vocabulary more than anything. that is the reason why a know a lot of words.>> the top three finalists will go on to the alameda county spelling bee. congratulations to all of them.>>> on that note see you later everyone.

neal john is the middle brother at seven years old he's a seasoned. news on tell me where do you bank exactly. and do you try and look for certain kinds of cars are they good cars they give more money or yeah. apple. is nothing if. not all of that oh now i can say anything nailed down on you just not on the wind not. the sample. up front. only if. i know they need me. here. every day off to school the three brothers and their friends beg for money that motha judith watches on your kids come out here take the streets what are you worried about. man now i know something sounds an awful lot to them and. not enough for a man in an open line. judith lives nearby in an illegal settlement so this is home yes how many hours do your children baker of to scream out on that one means and don't get on us. more the. way at nine nine nine the. on that the young set out in an i pad moving up on us well i don't know doing this. as i'm really not. mad at a man that was having someone you know in montana. i felt faint guessing. that i myself one but not an ounce in the

besides several awards the hollywood star collects art and also owns a painting by german painter neal how he's one of europe's most successful contemporary artists his work fascinated with the realism of the moment at an exhibition in the novel ends where we talks to the normally media shy artiste. celebrated german painter neil how is in the netherlands the museum different that c. in smaller about an hour's drive from the dutch german border is holding a major retrospective of this rather enigmatic artiste. the figure is haunting his canvases give the impression of originating in a mag dream. and encountering them again it's as if i were attending a family reunion. it's a family reunion with figures created at his life studio this is where he paints often alone with only his wife rose a lawyer as his most trusted advisor. the contestant but you can't give her pearl earrings for example that would go well with us round weighing spots let's see. if he's a success in germany he's a superstar in the united states where his paintings fetch enormous sums often before he's even painted the

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international i mean you know neal hello and welcome our top story a plane with sixty five passengers and six crew members on board. shortly after takeoff leaving no survivors. you know what we haven't seen him for three months he was working now we want. to live up to its name wasn't wary. i was ready to help people like her own home when the same so sorry for the daughters it's terribly sad. yes and mind what i'm trying not to sound. what it cost me i didn't crash. always wanted to be a pilot he loved everything related to flying he was in love with the sky. well we can take a look now at the first images of the crash site emerged online soon after. the footage was apparently shot by locals the plane came down near a village about sixty kilometers southeast of moscow let's bring up the plane was heading to or close to the russian border with it took off from port in the russian capital before diverting east after just four minutes in the air the plane disappeared from the radars investigators say the crew did not report any irregularities to that dispatched before trying to struck.

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this thursday is kevin owen saying good evening and thanks for watching i was appreciated you know neal c. is for the coming hours with more the news for you there are more great programs lined up right after this quick break. manufacture consent to the public will. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous. we can all middle of the room sick. thank you. thank. you thank. you. thank you thank you. thank you i thank you. thank. you thank you i thank you i thank you thank you thank you thank you but if you buy your way to cyprus blue polo player u.s. military i mean it's just because you did you wouldn't have done that i'm sure this would be delicious i did it to come here with bush with the british corporate machine is it you didn't seem good last time i said if you just press this thing was it the issue and now we're told by now why did the special. woman or an insidious know someone is my cousin let's see randy i should refuse if you didn't think he should be some decent enough. brain is like. with me as the who is the cut along with own who cannot bear to live birth

from moscow to the world this is r t international my names you know neal hello and welcome to the program russia's defense ministry has identified the pilot killed in syria province on saturday as ramon philip of calling him a hero a video of the pilot surrounded by syrian rebel fighters after his plane was shot down and has been circulated online you may find some of the images disturbing. the sound very fired video that you just saw appeared online shortly after the incident and it shows the last moments of the pilot's life now from what we can hear on the video the pilot had waited for the terrys to get closer to him and only after that he detonated taking his own life and also avoiding capture he even managed to shout that he was doing this for his own colleagues that were fighting alongside him or his defense ministry has already confirmed all these details the details of the last moments of his life how he was fighting till the very end and. major oman philip both fulton so the very last moment of his life against an overwhelming number of terrorists he was bubbly and surrounded whe

twenty four hour news live from the russian capital this is r t international mining's you know neal if you're a company our top story this hour in germany where a top representative of the nationalist a.f.d. party has launched a scathing attack on chancellor merkel he told a parliamentary session on thursday that her policies are a failure and that she is part of a push to impose multiculturalism not just on germany but on all of europe peter all over has been following developments for us. finger pointing and a walkout by the chancellor is this the new normal of german politics it was a very heated session in the bundestag on thursday morning here in berlin. merkel was outlining how she see some of the challenges facing germany and europe and what needed to be done on that but it was really the performance from the political new kids on the block alternative to germany well certainly true a lot of the attention first off we heard from alice vidler who's one of their co-leaders she said that the e.u. no longer represented the german taxpayer in fact going as far as to call it pure s

uphold he god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution like our newest justice to the justice neal. [cheers and applause] >> when it comes to prosperity, it's amazing to think this president has actually signed more bills rolling back federal red tape than any president in american history. [applause] >> we're unleashing american energy like never before. outset of this administration, we approved the dakota pipelines. we put america first when we with drew from the paris climate accord and after 40 years of opened up anwr, the alaskan national wildlife region for responsible oil exploration. [applause] and reforms lation and energy, we've been delivering real results from the this party on down. and the results across america speak for themselves. i stand before you today, businesses large and small have created nearly 2.4 million new jobs since election day 2016. unemployment hasn't been this ow in 17 years, and more americans are working today than ever before in the history of united states of america. [applause] is soaring, market creating more than $8 trillion benefiting h sa

moments into a brand new day here in moscow and it's the weekend sunday february twenty fifth you know neal this is our international we start with breaking news world powers have approved a thirty day humanitarian ceasefire for syria a resolution was passed in a unanimous vote the u.n. security council headquarters in new york that is outside the u.n. q with the latest for where he has been for some time now tell us what has been agreed here if you will. well the resolution that was just passed after a lot of negotiation calls for a thirty day ceasefire now the meeting was convened after must much anticipation a long delay and finally taking place the resolution was put forward and it was unanimous all fifteen countries voted for it now it calls for a thirty day ceasefire but removed was the stipulation that this cease fire had to take place within seventy two hours and no longer calls for an immediate cease fire but the resolution that was passed called for a cease fire without delay now this is referring to the fighting in eastern guta now this is an enclave east of the syrian capital of

because of his discrimination case jeffrey has maintained his innocence for almost seventeen years neal times which eventually published the story standing still thinks he can say no cover his beliefs on mankind he says that many genesis and difficult and about jeffrey skilling. journalists are never asked about are asking about jeffrey sterling or talking about it and this is a man who has become an invisible man out for about a man who is in my mind a hero of the a.c.l.u. with me been handled this case and so we have to reach out to other types of out which are unable to tell his story. olympic athletes from russia has tested positive for doping at the winter olympics in south korea the court of arbitration for sport is now reviewing the case with the world anti-doping agency expected to announce the results of a second round of tests later on monday the athlete in question is mixed doubles alexander cushioning at ski he and his wife won bronze in china the first olympic curling medal ever for russian athletes. has more. well right now it is all down to that second doping test and if

you're churning in from this hour a warm welcome to our international from the team on myself you know neal our top story this hour syrian rebel fighters have shelved on a russian jet in series province and killed the pilot on verified footage of the incident has been posted online by the militants. well. no marketable. let's talk about something well a second video purportedly showing the rebels posing with the dead bolt of the pilot has also surfaced on the internet a warning you may find the images we're about to show upsetting this clip appears to show wall of the militants taking a selfie next to the victim others are also taking pictures and chanting. has more now what we know about the incident well the incident took place in the northwestern village of muster in an province and that's one of the last remaining rebel strongholds in the country now according to the russian defense ministry the pilot did manage to eject from the plane and parachuted down to the ground and an area that's actually controlled by the terrorist group. he was then subsequently killed in a fight with terroris

night in clashes between rival supporters of host team athletic bilbao and spartak moscow you know neal got more details from correspondent dan hawkins. down the last thing anybody wants to see at a football match these there is violence especially one that brings around a death what happened here clashes saw five arrested both spanish and russian nationals were understand at this stage also multiple injuries reported as the fans pelted each other with objects including flares and crackers and it was during news this is just a couple of hours before the match that this police officer tragically died initial reports of course in some tabloid media did claim that this was a result of wounds sustained in the clashes and reporting some sort of blows to the head or face causing is the has the actual police in the area the spanish police talked all miss how despite his police have officially now denied these reports he became manuel as he was coming out of his fantasy deployed to the scene of the disturbances he suffered a cardiac arrest off to collapse in the sprouts that on arrival out of h

for this hour my colleague you know neal will be with you throughout the evening some of the night as well you stay tuned for more global headlines. this is his harlan kentucky. over all of this move the employees you go from street fanny's. a coma any city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone out of the coma said that's. love to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that is anything ever have to go. oh mines here and it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that end it's how it's happened. to you crim list for least one point two and shaming into an institution those included on the list are accused simply by a socio. being from russia or is no one except it cools for suspicion so doesn't criminalist really change it is. the fault is getting away from us dollar as wall reserve currency the one road in one fell policy linking up russia and china is out of the dollar every loss of trade oil away from the dollar countries are desperate to get out of the us dolla

where it's just going eight pm this whedon's the night welcome to our to international i mean you know neal our top story german tabloid bill published what it thought was leaked evidence of the activities of a russian troll factory but the lead turned out to be far from concrete rock a sea of joins me now live with the details it seems jus diligence was somewhat lacking here from germany's most read newspaper one can imagine what went down the builds had cooled as you know that they got this email or chain of emails that implied that the leader of one of germany's biggest leader of the youth wing. was in touch with the russian troll factory which was offering him help you. she was offering him boards that would sway public opinion in the way that he wanted of course build rushed to publish this they had a huge front page article with a picture saying new dirt on the s.p.d. and bill that has been very anti s.p.d. has a very clear political position naturally they publish this this e-mail chain which by the way caused a lot of raised eyebrows among others in the german media other people who

continent i mean what would the families the problem with what happens in africa is you know we have these neal colonial repressive regimes that support them backed by governments in the west and they have the ganz than. they have all sorts of spyware to dismantle any grassroots movement so how do you how do you respect people we know we know nothing to fight wait we bought their voices how do you how do these people get themselves across to these governments and that is the problem that it's what we're saying happening in the congo right now repricing the population that's what we're saying to me to oprah that's what we've seen in togo that's what we've seen in the average coast and all these african countries. miss rossano it seems are we having two issues here basically which are putting the human rights activists all over the world on edge is like human rights was a very difficult time the world leader the united states of america is run by a president who has been accused of spreading in your culture against immigrants. in his own country but also spreading world by the same time this this

from right around the world this summer welcome to moscow and to our team international and you know neal our top story this hour german top lloyd builds has published what it thought was leaked evidence of the activities of a russian farm but the lead turned out to be far from concrete. joined me earlier with the details. well build rushed into this one they thought they had a real bombshell in there and they thought that they would incite a national scandal a huge political scandal basically what happened is they got these allegedly leaked e-mails which involved the socialists the s.p.d. there precisely specifically their youth wing leader kevin kunar who was allegedly talking to a russian border factory to. an agent a russian agent who introduced himself as yuri what they were talking about according to the e-mail exchange is the s.p.d. kevin kuhn is running a campaign against forming a coalition government with the angular merkel's own party. it's called the google the group will campaign and the russian yuri allegedly offered to use the use of his bots he'd sell the s.p.d. his bots t

eight pm and ten at night here in moscow this wednesday february the fourteenth by names you know neal welcome to the program we begin our bulletin in the u.s. where a shooting incident unfolded. security agency headquarters at fort meade several people have been taken to hospital according to in an essay statement but either their injuries are not attributable to gun fire authorities say the incident is over under control with the details here. the shooting took place just outside the n.s.a. headquarters at one of its secure entry gates and according to a statement from the n.s.a. several people have been hospitalized and the local reports say that a security guard was injured and then taken to the hospital immediately following the attack and we don't know the particulars regarding who was responsible but photos came out on social media showing a black van and a handcuffed man sitting on the ground and you can also see a bullet holes on the will windshield of the van and the f.b.i. has sent personnel to respond to the incident but the n.s.a. says that the incident is under control an

. >> reporter: police say unregistered homemade guns were used last november when kevin neal killed fiveple in a northern california shooting spree, and in 2013, when john zaware, shot and killed five in santa monica. why can't a.t.f. just go shut down the people selling these parts? >> a.t.f. can't go shut down the people selling these parts because these partsz are not regulated. >> reporter: and there's no limit to the number of ghost guns one person can own. >> it's really up to those companies to be responsible. they're the ones who are going to have to live with themselves. >> reporter: authorityings say they're starting to see ghost guns show up at gun shows. it's a 50-year-old law that makes it legal to own ghost guns and it would take an act of congress to change that. jeff. >> glor: carter evans. thank you very much. up next here tonight, we will talk to derek jeter, now a team talk to derek jeter, now a team owner, on facing criticism like he's never seen before. more vitamins, and 25% less saturated fat? only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. we the

international from the team and myself you know neal a very warm welcome to the program our top story this hour the russian ambassador to the united nations has called for urgent action to resolve the humanitarian crisis in the rebel held region of eastern in syria addressing the security council he criticized the way the media and foreign powers have been influencing the situation. there is a massive psychosis in the mainstream media which is spread in same room as day after day it doesn't help to understand the situation. food the idea that there are only hospitals in the east in which the tsunami and fighting against russia will continue to work to bring peace and stability to syria and cools and move the countries to do the same rather than creating havoc supports and you know in the region opponents now what we just heard was the russian ambassador to the united nations responding to what he characterized as a smear campaign now in the meeting was called in response to the situation in eastern guta that was a suburb of damascus located to the east of damascus and at this point it

this doesn't advance that at all as well so he has to come up with something to answer your question neal he has to come up with something and he knows that the corporate media.

currently northern ireland both leaders of the ulster unionist and of sion fein arlene foster and michelle neal i women this is the case in scotland where the question is first minister is opposed by this davidson as leader of the opposition conservatives in wales in westminster women leaders are heavily outnumbered with only pride come easily and would carling because of the greens and of course to resent me the prime minister however even more important than me to lose gender or to other political changes. mili mcdonald is the first in families or not to be associated with the armed struggle this may well remove the political ceiling which is people see to stick to their support and their public secondly and this is equally important the election of this dublin born woman represents a move of shifting leadership from the north of ireland to what may be termed an all i learned approach it could well be that after a full century since at last happened the next elections will see should find challenging for the leading position and irish politics both north and south the consequences for ireland

from our international news center in moscow this is our team names you know neal good to have your company we start with the aftermath of the school massacre in the united states seventeen people were killed in a florida high school now that least a dozen others are reported injured video emerged online which seems to be from one of the classrooms while the attack was on their way please be warned it contains up setting scenes. well as shelter inside the school in the city of parkland public students were seen running to safety this video was taken while the gunman was still on the back of the killer set off a fire alarm to draw people into the open to coles as many injuries as possible armed officers rapidly swarmed the campus before leaving people's own stuff to safety. well we spoke to police one of the students in the school at the time of the shooting in parkland. world. like about to leave school those years before the bell rang supposed to ring. but the final lot of. started so low clouds but the school. and high because it's not a fire drill it's going to school grads and it's just

just a few moments into a brand new day here in moscow choose the february this sixth i'm you know neal this is our two international russia is mourning the death of a pilot whose plane was shot by islamist militants in the north. of syria today major philip roth refused to surrender to the rebel forces on the ground and died in the fighting that ensued the russian defense ministry has posthumously awarded the deputy squadron commander the country's highest honor retitle hero of the russian federation in moscow a memorial has been set up outside the defense ministry building people have been leaving flowers and reeds there and in the crimean city of sevastopol mourners laid out candles in the shape of a jets to honor for the puffs bearing many people have been particularly shocked by the footage purportedly showing the incident that syrian opposition activists posted online you may find some of the images destroyed. very fight video that you just saw appeared online shortly after the incident and it shows the last moments of the pilot's life now from what we can hear on the video the pi

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