we will start with you in the observer and compare it to leveling observer and compare it to levelingerver is basically suggesting the story that nigel will talk about in a minute, which is michael gove, the leveling _ a minute, which is michael gove, the leveling up _ a minute, which is michael gove, the leveling up minister, announcing there _ leveling up minister, announcing there is— leveling up minister, announcing there is going to be a whole load of money— there is going to be a whole load of money of— there is going to be a whole load of money of new funds for poor areas, 20 towns. _ money of new funds for poor areas, 20 towns, and they're all going to -et 20 towns, and they're all going to get a _ 20 towns, and they're all going to get a chunk of money and be able to elect their— get a chunk of money and be able to elect their own mayors and things, the observer did a bit more investigation having seen this press release, _ investigation having seen this press release, discovered that, actually, it is an _ release, discovered that, actually, it is an old — release, discovered

_ image on the front of the observer. it is a sort of— image on the front of the observer.s are rallying around it. i think his _ supporters are rallying around it. i think his supporters are also holding _ think his supporters are also holding demonstrations in belgrade as well _ holding demonstrations in belgrade as well i_ holding demonstrations in belgrade as well. i think it will all turn, it seems, _ as well. i think it will all turn, it seems, on this court case that is being _ it seems, on this court case that is being heard — it seems, on this court case that is being heard on monday in australia, where _ being heard on monday in australia, where djokovic has appealed against not being _ where djokovic has appealed against not being allowed to play. and i think— not being allowed to play. and i think if— not being allowed to play. and i think if he — not being allowed to play. and i think if he loses that, and there have _ think if he loses that, and there have been— think if he loses that, and there have been quite a few lawyers on the television _ have been quite

management to observation. the products have a tremendous economic impact, and affect more than one third of america's domestic. the nuclear 22 need to request for noah -- noaa is a 22% ink crease for muster spending. with such a large increase, i look forward to hearing from administrators on the priorities for the agency. i'm certainly not opposed to investing, but we must ensure that administration is adequately put pairing -- preparing a budget. hiring, upgrade infrastructure, ranging you research projects, and a variety of other issues. money can be a curse before it is a blessing. therefore, priorities must be set and decisions must be made. when it comes to the specifics of the measure request, i was disappointed to see it did not include any details regarding the earth prediction innovation center. this committee has had multiple hearings on it, and it is had a timely implementation that has been a priority for both sides of the aisle. it is a project that is absently critical to reclaiming and maintain

what the observer is suggesting _ partygate blame.s the _ partygate blame. what the observer is suggesting is the prime _ partygate blame. what the observer is suggesting is the prime minister. is suggesting is the prime minister has been told by colleagues that he must take responsibility for what is being alleged and what will be found to have actually occurred in this inquiry rather than trying to dodge it or say it doesn't matter or he's so sorry, it was a lapse of judgment. so sorry, it was a lapse of judgment-— so sorry, it was a lapse of 'udument. , ., ., �* judgment. our operation save big do. that judgment. our operation save big dog- that has _ judgment. our operation save big dog. that has all— judgment. our operation save big dog. that has all the _ judgment. our operation save big dog. that has all the hallmarks i judgment. our operation save big dog. that has all the hallmarks of| dog. that has all the hallmarks of somethin: dog. that has all the hallmarks of something l _ dog. that has all the hallmarks of something i n

are being observed. research predictability is a tough nut to crack. it's easy to say this is what happened yesterday in the ocean, it's another thing to say be prepared, this is going to happen next week. we are doing extensive research with our institutes, the fishery science centers, universities in the pacific northwest. and, i should point out we also have the authority for developing all gay blooms and hypoxia events of national significance, strategy and then, thank you for the support on that. we will be putting on the federal register notice on that draft policy very soon. so i think once we've seen what kind of comments we get back and what kind of input we are getting back, and people will understand what is know's responsibility, what is epa's responsibility. i think we will have a better handle on specifically how we want to address this, both with policy and creations and problematic. >> thank you, doctor spinrad, that's really helpful. i really appreciated that noaa is engaged in efforts t

were not looking at the observer right _ of, perhaps.right now, but _ of, perhaps. were not looking at the observer right now, but it _ of, perhaps. were not looking at the observer right now, but it has - of, perhaps. were not looking at the observer right now, but it has the i 0bserver right now, but it has the headline "tories will oust pm if he tries to dodge party kate blames." but the sunday times says johnson prepares clear out to save own skin. a somewhat different take — take us through the article from the sunday times. ,, ._ , ., , ., ., times. the sunday times has got a detailed story _ times. the sunday times has got a detailed story which _ times. the sunday times has got a detailed story which basically - times. the sunday times has got a detailed story which basically has i detailed story which basically has two very interesting phrases — that the operation being mounted and by borisjohnson is operation save the big dog, and this will be the night of the long scapegoat. number ten staff like martin reynolds, the prime sec

these observational systems collect data from ships, air crafts, satellites, radar and more. noaa scientists then process and analyze the data to provide forecast predictions in an accessible manner for all of us to benefit from, and that's why my colleagues and i continue to support noaa's work, and that means understanding what the agency needs. it means providing the necessary high performance computing capability to contkublgt research. it also means supporting noaa's workforce by diversity and it means pooling scientific integrity. we must work collectively to restore america's faith in science in our scientists. i am pleased the biden administration have taken steps for 2022 and beyond. i am looking forward to hearing administrator's vision for cutting edge science and how we in congress can support the agency's mission and tackling the problems we face today and in the future. >> thank you, chairman for holding this hearing today. we have had great acting noaa administrators, it's been a few years since we have had a confirmed administrator, so i want to congratulate y

we just observed was without a doubt. just magical incredibly ambitious a thousand acres on man-made islands in the saint lawrence. can you imagine anyone proposing to do that today? i mean the environmental impact statement alone would would take more time than you had to build the fair? but it was it was a vision. launched by visionaries um extraordinary english it had optimism of the mid-60s. i mean walking back you can there are lots of things you could laugh at. but even more things that you can take heart from and also it was also the fair where cinema and cinema techniques took a leap forward multi-screen. i mean, it was just a whole different way of seeing the world. you've made pilgrimages. to queen victoria's gravesite. oh, well, yes, and it's not others. it's only open two days a few days a year. why the angle not only that but i made a pilgrimage to the isle of white? where her home? is where she died in january 2001 i've stood in the bedroom and mentally genuflected well, he is funny noel coward. whose autogr

for the observations. they manage to get a government grant for this, which is quite extraordinary given the financial situation of britain at the time. and the decision is made to send two expeditions just in case there is bad weather at one of the sites. so one team would be sent to brazil and the other team led by eddington would be sent to this tiny island of prince pay off the coast of africa. each team would take with them special cameras to take photographs, hopefully, of the stars during the eclipse attic kind of tell some called an astro graphic good for capturing those sorts of images. the way you do an observation of this short, which was a technique well established by this point, is you get to the path of totality, that is where the eclipse is going to be, and you essentially build kind of an emergency observatory wherever that happens to be where you lay the telescope horizontally like so and then the cameras are sort of on the right side of the image here in the back of the tent and then in

the observer describing it as a stunt to save boris's job.teps necessary to power up every part of the country and stop the economy being like a jet firing on on that one engine. setting out plans to deliver on the key policy commitment to unleash the productive power of every corner of the country and answer the plea of britten's at left behind towns. what is your take on this, rachel? i think it is absolutely right to say this is the thing that will happen instead of shelving at the national insurance height, this is the answer to those mps in so—called redwall seats that opposed to the national insurance hike but it has to be said the observer actually did thejob of speaking to be said the observer actually did the job of speaking to treasury sources and saying, hang on, is this money that michael michael gove is talking about, 1.5 billion, is it new money and they said it is not. it's the same money rishi sunak announced in the autumn review last year. so there is nothing new about this policy. it isjust year. so there is nothing new abou

do you observed the election in 2020? well, we observed and when to say we let it. so the organization for security and cooperation in europe, where, where the united states is part of it and electric observation is it's, it's the landmark, the trade mark activity of the o. c. we observed, according to a very, very proven and independent methodology. and we could not see any manipulation of the elections in united states and even more so as president barton and put it, the court, the court system in the united states checked proved and again and again, these elections, we cannot see any manipulation what we can see in united states is that there should be improvements of the system, it should be easier to vote. voter registration should be made easier, but that form and relation. well, mr. like, what do you say then, to so many republicans in the us who still conspiracy theories regarding the elections are wrong, that they are invented and they are groundless. michael league from the free democrats, a member of the german parliament as well. mr. lee, we appreciate y

what we have observed is that some companies and investors are aware.year we organized for the paris financial center, a large exercise where we are trying to get used to get used to the risk and we check with public authorities that the institutions are well prepared. they are not 100%. francine: today is also the first day where we have a new bundesbank president. are you expecting to him to be more hawkish than his predisaster -- predecessor? sylvie: we should stop putting the blame on the germans. we all have the same treaties and rules, and there is a collective governing council deciding for the euro area. good luck to him. tom: sylvie goulard, big of france second deputy governor. do not put all of the pressure on the new governor. stay with us. we will get you up to speed on all these markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 46 minutes into european trading day. technology is the standout after that hand off of the u.s. tech sector gaining to present -- 2%. we try to assess ahead of that important cpi data. one is the corpora

well, we observed and when to say we let it. so the organization for security and cooperation in europe, where, where the united states is part of it. and electoral observation is it's, it's the landmark, the trademark activity of the o. c. we observed, according to a very, very proven and independent methodology. and we could not see any manipulation of the elections in united states and even more so as president barton and put it, the court, the court system in the united states checked proved and again and again, these elections, we cannot see any manipulation what we can see in united states is that there should be improvements of the system, it should be easier to vote. voter registration should be made easier, but that form in relation or mr. like, what do you say then, to so many republicans in the us who still believe the big law and say that the vote was stolen. the election was still actually a, talked to a lot of republican colleagues and in the u. s. congress as well both in the house on the senate side. and we reall

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you observed the election in 2020? well, we observed and when to say we let it. so the organization for security and cooperation in europe, where, where the united states is part of it. and electoral observation is it's, it's the landmark, the trademark activity of the o. c. we observed, according to a very, very proven and independent methodology. and we could not see any manipulation of the elections in united states and even more so as president barton and put it, the court, the court system in the united states checked proved and again and again, these elections, we cannot see any manipulation what we can see in united states is that there should be improvements of the system, it should be easier to vote. voter registration should be made easier, but that form and pollution. well, mr. like, what do you say then, to so many republicans in the us who still believe the big law and say that the vote was stolen. the election was still actually a, talked to a lot of republican colleagues and in the u. s. congress as well both in the house on the senate side. and we

the observer built in this and digs _ meeting.picking apart. the idea that staff, as they— picking apart. the idea that staff, as they swipe in with their passes, she has— as they swipe in with their passes, she has information about who was wet went, — she has information about who was wet went, and that will be crucial in establishing the size of these parties. — in establishing the size of these parties, who was there, in terms of special— parties, who was there, in terms of special advisers, the level of seniority. _ special advisers, the level of seniority, civil servants, and i think— seniority, civil servants, and i think it — seniority, civil servants, and i think it is _ seniority, civil servants, and i think it is worth considering as well— think it is worth considering as well we — think it is worth considering as well we are still waiting for dominic— well we are still waiting for dominic cummings to see sue gray, although— dominic cummings to see sue gray, although we have all seen what he has been _ although we have

i think also of observed behaviour on _ tell. yes.hink also of observed behaviour on the train or the i tell. yes. i think also of observed behaviour on the train or the tube for see a lot of people not bothering to her facemasks any more and to try and implement it is quite difficult and will listing of other laws and restrictions.— difficult and will listing of other laws and restrictions. what do you make of this _ laws and restrictions. what do you make of this story _ --?| --? ithink --? i think about money. they're t in: to --? i think about money. they're trying to produce _ --? i think about money. they're trying to produce our _ --? i think about money. they're trying to produce our club - --? i think about money. they're trying to produce our club this i --? i think about money. they're| trying to produce our club this gap in the budget, trying to going down pcr tests _ in the budget, trying to going down pcr tests —— trying to plug this gap _ pcr tests —— trying to plug this gap. working from home that is and curving _ gap.

so you need various observers to see it. which is rare. now fortune for einstein very soon after he arrived in berlin predicted to have occurred at the time was part of russia. and einstein acolytes is a trained astronomer who agrees to go to russia with all of the equipment and observe the solar eclipse and try to take a photograph to prove einstein's right. at this time the total normal thing for scientists to reduce crash borders and the type of scientific projects for the something like a half dozen crews of astronomers to observe the solar eclipse not necessarily to test einstein siri. so einstein was awaiting to hear the results from this expedition. doesn't care in the slightest. einstein siri is not interest anyone but a tinyg handful of people in august of 1914 as the culmination of the political conflict. the critical tension and then of course the spark shooting the austrian air to protest the occupation of bosnia and ace triggering war declaration and what is the beginning of world war i. no scientist to watch this happen like

so that's what counts on does saved from up close, i can observe. her mother suckled the young after 2 or 3 weeks, the cow leaves her pop on its own. from then on it has to fend for itself. ah boise, i live alone. although they look much the same, they're very different. there are fearful pops and ones that are always out for a fight. so that are always our friend leg bosses and one that just peacefully observe. everything's good place. yeah. so completely different characters for com or does she pleasure cocktail? ah, after a few weeks the pops make their 1st attempt at swimming. but only after that, if molten, or shed their 1st for a coat, the company weidler knew go, doesn't offer them enough. protection in the wart. over 650 pops, were born here this winter more than ever before. and just 2 weeks after giving birth, the cows are ready to mate again. at this time, the males are even more aggressive at the bolts which way up to $300.00 kilos fight for the cows favor. i witnessed that right on the beach, i think safer by the range of thought, there

— to sit down for an hour and just observe them _ to sit down for an hour and just observe them andem and anything about them is brilliant _ observe them and anything about them is brilliant to— observe them and anything about them is brilliant to put _ observe them and anything about them is brilliant to put it _ observe them and anything about them is brilliant to put it people _ observe them and anything about them is brilliant to put it people might - is brilliant to put it people might be a bit — is brilliant to put it people might be a bit intimidated _ is brilliant to put it people might be a bit intimidated by— is brilliant to put it people might be a bit intimidated by the - is brilliant to put it people might be a bit intimidated by the ideal be a bit intimidated by the idea that they— be a bit intimidated by the idea that they are _ be a bit intimidated by the idea that they are part _ be a bit intimidated by the idea that they are part of _ be a bit intimidated by the idea that they are part of a - be a bit intimidated by the idea that they are part of a science i that t

and it's just really for observation that i could actually manage to do that. the tower of london is a place full of secrets due to superstition. the ravens had been under special protection by royal decree ever since the 17th century. they cared for by the yeoman warders who guard the tower throughout its tumultuous history. the tower has been used as a palace, a prison and an armory. it's a tourist attraction in the heart of london and with the ravens. it's the place said to determine the destiny of the british monarchy and its subjects. i'll be quite happy for the ravens to stay, but for the monarchy to end, this is the fest. have heard of the legend pulling some mason mason last so long. i'm up to the believer as well to christopher scaife. the job is a lifelong commitment. he lives in the tower of london with his family. he takes care of the ravens, making sure they don't fly away. one safe way to keep them here. the right food, mice, rats, and even biscuits soaked in blood or on the menu. but sometimes even that is enough to feed the wagons here on occasi

so does it say observe? >> it's the april, 2021 policy, let me get you that. >> i'm looking at the april 2021 policy, maybe you could get that for me? >> of course, it's on page 149 of the joint appendix. in part d. part 1, it says to read relevant quote if requested by inmate, would be escorted into execution scham before by to observe the inmate's execution. >> thank you very much. >> we've gone through, the chamber's dates, and there's an argument about this. i mean they say, look, you used to allow spiritual advisers in, no problem, then you decided in 2019, no, they can't come in. so in 2020, after we got through it, he says please, let them in. okay. and he doesn't say anything about laying on hands because, you know, better than nothing. you say no, they can't come in. then we get to 2022, and he says come on, let them in, and you sayic 0, we'll let them in and at that point they say pretty good, fine, and we want the hands and audible prayer too, what you used to do and you say they didn't ask for th

you need very sophisticated and skilled observers to see it and you have to wait for solar clips. fortunately for einstein soon after he arrives in berlin there's a solar clips predicted essentially in crimea which at the time was part of russia and one of einstein's accolades a fan as it were with a trained astronomer who agrees to go to russia with the crew and all the equipment and try to take a photograph to prove that einstein is right. at this time this is a normal thing for scientists to do and that is to cross the borders in the scientific projects and in fact there was half a dozen crews of astronomers in crimea to observe the solar clips and not necessary to test the theory. einstein is biting his nails in berlin waiting to hear the results from this expedition and the rest of the world doesn't care even slightly. einstein's theory is of no interest. what everyone else is paying attention to in august of 1914 is the culmination of the geopolitical conflicts the arms race the political tension and the spark was shooting that austrian protesting -- bosnia to slovenia and d

so this is one of the main points of discussion that we observe at this point. is that a big dispute? how much will it strain relations? well, i think right now is the time to discuss things. so mccoy's, now the chance to approach the other member states, especially germany, and he now has the chance to convince other member states of his, of his ideas. and i'm, i'm not very sure if germany is going to really accept his ideas when it comes to nuclear entities. so germany will definitely oppose it. but it is the chance to really find a solution to compromise. and this is, i think, the, the most basic idea of the rotating you presidency, to high compromise and a mood to gather the member states at one table or to really discuss things. so michael has said the bob very high saying 2022 must be the year of the european turning point it. how big is this support for this by the french public? you think well, as i already mentioned, my call has been put forward. his id is already in 2017 or in a presidential election campaign. and it was perceived is very progressive b

or cause only spend about 5 percent of their time at the surface, which makes systematic observation quite difficult. the research team uses drones to document the behavior of the animals diving expeditions with whales are prohibited in canada. the scientists are looking for the smallest meaningful units of communication, which whale is calling? and which one answers are some sounds repeated more than others. biologist elizondo hall examines the recordings. each call comprises a series of brief policies which sound like melodic curves to human ears. each shift in sound could be meaningful. while recording the whale calls, the researchers also document the behavior of the animals ah, so there's, for individuals in this group cure that are circling, there were 4 back there with the male. there's one that i can see head of the corner of my eye coming towards us. and the mom and calf sucks. $81011.00 individuals minimum. the more data available, the easier it is to train deep learning programs, to decipher a whale language. it's therefore a major advantage for the researchers that over 2

i mean no great revelation, but i sensed at reagan was much much more intelligent much more observant. and much more remote from which to observe so anyway it was the sort of thing you don't you don't forget. and that was the third part of our eight-hour conversation with historian and author richard norton smith the rest of this conversation. will air at the same time each week. you can watch this and upcoming segments in the series once they've aired online at cspan.org/history. american history tv is on social media follow us at c-spanhistory. veterans from world war ii through the iraq war have told their stories and recorded oral history interviews. here's an excerpt from one story. when the flag went up we are thousand yards up the beach. we had no idea what was going on. i mean a thousand yards from not sure about you. we had no idea what was going. we were too busy in our own book around paying attention to what anybody else was doing, but suddenly around me and i didn't know what was going on. i guess i had my back come out show about you. that's the only thing i can come up

i can understand _ rules were observed. i can understand how _ rules were observed.an| understand how infuriating rules were observed. i can i understand how infuriating it rules were observed. ice�*i understand how infuriating it must be to think that the people who have been setting the rules have not been following the rules. that was december 2021. 19 months earlier — in may 2020, england was in its first lockdown. there were already over 30,000 covid deaths. 20th may was the hottest day of the year so far. and at 5pm, culture secretary 0liver dowden led the government's daily covid update — and reiterated the rules. you can meet one person outside your household in an outdoor public place, provided that you stay two metres apart. also, boris johnson's also, borisjohnson�*s staff also, boris johnson's staff at work. among them was martin reynolds. we know that on the 20th of may, martin reynolds sent an e—mail to around 100 downing st staff. ever since, no one has leaked it until this week. but not everyone wanted to. the bbc has seen a message from one staffer t

this is also due to the fact that orchestra rarely rome, close to the surface where humans can observe them some distance away. another group of oracle suddenly appears marine biologist. ellie's done to hall wants to get an overview. it was for her to go. now, if we could have a tablet site, this is a completely different type of orca. 020. no. go darlin. unlike the resident wales, these transient or cars don't feed on salmon. they hunt other marine mammals, harry f as in who's those are so no, i don't hear any will call others, but it seems they're hunting. they're foraging. in another contrast to northern residence, transient whales hunt almost silently. that is because dolphins seals and other wales, their natural prey, have excellent hearing. that means they know exactly when they're in danger. the transient orcus also inspect a rocky plateau for prey. it's a tactic that appears to be successful. 6 0, we hear that vocalize, no. the blood at the surface reveals a kill. the transients begin to celebrate their catch, and no exchange, many calls back and forth. acoustic. they're very d

an observer's role is passive, not interactive. ramirez knew his pastor's observation and his pastor's participation were distinct because he himself distinguished them. ramirez stated in august that he assumed his pastor could not audibly pray, and he distinguished touch from presence in his 2020 suit. ramirez has delayed in seeking accommodations, reversed his litigation positions, and raised his claim seriatim, all for the purposes of delay. this court should put an end to these tactics once and for all. i welcome the court's questions. chief justice roberts: counsel, how would you deal with the hypothetical i was raising earlier, which is, you know, a few days before execution the prisoner says i have decided i need to convert to a particular faith and the process takes three months, and there's a -- religion in which that is true, that it takes three months. what would you do? stone: certainly, your honor. so for purposes of -- and i assume that this prisoner is raising a rluipa claim and asking for a preliminary injunction ag

there are many ways to observed the behavior, chimpanzees, and developers. and thanks to new technology, this cannot be turn remotely machines present. you had 14 young. this marks 10 years ago. the max plant institute for evolutionary anthropology in leipzig began funding the pan african program. it's a wonderful project. one of the most important features of this project is the use of video camera traps for the scientific observation of a behavior that the cameras are set up in specific sites. in the forest system, marches cameras of gaster. you can compare the videos from different places. video of simon bitten and not lighting on one quick. and this allows us to study abroad spectrum of chimpanzee and for noble behavioral porcelain and partial fat southfield. throughout the region, free from the influence of individual research on resource him guns. awfully conscience, continent zisha. and a couple of years ago we discovered that it to worth our sites for chimpanzees were pick up rocks and tossed them into hollow trees. her. thus shim penson, dinah in th