it's an amazing feeling to see and observe is and kind of an annual. and they, they're so free and happy in the south. it should be. and it just makes me think so sad and angry when you're yeah, let's go back on find team to smaller spaces for business. and for pleasure. the the i'm looking forward to listening to the a pain in the same has about a century. so for now, every now the parts of europe are in process of closing down and it would be a 50 to not be able to provide a solution for them. the 1st of all, can i show you some footage that? yeah, that i shot here because i spent a considerable amount of time under water. we're looking at the environment, the design and build. we're looking at sustainability. then when we look at the video tape here, even though this is such a pristine environment, we find those remnants of man like the plastics bag there. that's the video there. the and so i was a little bit taken back to see some evidence in, in the environment here so that there are some evidence that maybe some sale votes of anchored in this, th

and when we observe, we observe what kind of as well, but we really focus because we're on the goals going at in the good the see them doing say whether that swimming diving, there's somewhere in that general vicinity, the guys the, the shortest, and i was calling on the fence, they belong to lodge for the for the last 11 years. and now the us people doing the, the big pictures of, of the whole thing. so within identify which individuals they are. and when we last saw them the since i was very young, i always loved the science and managing nature. there must be 7 near the gold and the 5 of the lease that we saw the further away. the also have a special landing rice. they have a very complex socialist and they are very intelligent. great. and you can see the feelings of this thing, the fact that a fix always on the finance, the, the, we have a very diversity the that is where our is my big giants. this bird weight fan ways these fact packing on and was and yet children know more about the dinosaurs and the realize next to as we have great, the brighter on the minds that we share our s

when we can observe these animals in the wild, we're able to establish a baseline. and then when we have dolphins in our sanctuary, we can monitor them and record their vocal characteristics or vocals with photos and behavior. we're able to figure out how they're adapting to their new environment because we have this baseline data of how they interact in the wild. the i heard about 4 individuals. so we really need to be keeping her eye out, just scanning the surface of the water, see if we can see them when they surface, you notice the blow y'all, so it's big white. so that's what you need to look for. the bed is quite far away by 18 inches away. we've got the data size. it's the plastic. alright, thank you. we have another 15 or 10 minutes left of the day. like, you never know. maybe you're going to see some flashing in the last one. let's see, there's nothing really fun something, but i think, yeah, we keep running away over that 1 o'clock or straight ahead. there was 3 individuals out there that at 1 o'clock. it's white. there's 3 here. yeah, she's on the i have

two observations about that. one of them is about learning and achievement, that is the test score measure. the other two are a mixture of looking at the years of education and the amount of time people spend in school. both of those measures are important. clear evidence that both of them separately have long-term benefits individually for students doing well on those tests associated with doing well later in life even after accounting for everything else. doing well on those measures really does improve long-term well-being for students. also in addition, even after you have accounted for the test scores, having more years generates benefits for the students can and as the country as a whole. you look at which economies do really well, it is economies that do well on both education measures. it's important for both individuals and for the country together. i think it might surprise you that we are actually doing pretty well on that. with all that you hear on the news these days about the latest test scores and

i observed regarding the infant mortality. i wanted to understand when you say countries, are you talking about the all the countries in the world when you're comparing it or you're talking only of the rich countries here? because if on the world spectrum we are placed at 57 very, very poor, and north pakistan and jordan, i would imagine. >> so, we are comparing to middle and high income countries. i think the gdp cut off is about-- >> not that bad, okay. >> about $4500 gdp or above. >> there's a woman who just raised her hand. >> rosie, reserve bank of san francisco. >> please speak up, we can't quite hear you. >> i was wondering if the level of income and wealth inequality effects the way you look at path ways out of poverty or just general mobility. >> i'm sorry, i couldn't hear it. it's just me. >> i'm wondering if the level of income in wealth inequality, which has reached like gilded aged levels lately. if that changes the way you study people's life chances if they are able to, you know, get education and improve their

thank you. >> i will make a quick observation. the president of the policy institute was also part of the board and she made some great comments about that. would you mention that in the report as part of the explanation. just getting to describe what was going on was hard enough. we make brief comments about it and the decline of unionization affecting any quality. >> additional questions. let's keep on moving up the aisle. there was a gentleman with a paper roll in his hand. >> my name is bill with the national academy of social insurance. could you clarify on life expectancy? you said the natural trend was improving. isn't it highly coordinated with income? lower income is actually going in the other direction. >> there was an interesting thing on life expectancy. even before covid, it started to plateau and drop slightly mostly with the opioid epidemic and covid led to a sharp drop in life expectancy. most of the measures are reporting averages. certainly different groups are being affected differently on that. >> the extent t

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he said that this kind of form policy is something that we've observed by washington for decades now. and he even said that washington's concept of america 1st is sort of similar to hitler's above all. and this is not the way to go. and this could, in fact the very diplomacy for good, i'll continue and on to garza, he said that even though there is a ceasefire there, it seems that that cease fire and piece is really quite fragile chess. we are already getting signals that there will be problems with the 2nd phase, and they have probably already started because these railey ruling circles are sending out such messages saying they are not satisfied with the way her mouth is fulfilled, its obligations under the 1st face. so we are not rooting anything out. and just to wrap up here on day one of the valid died discussion clubs, many of the experts here today feel that international cooperation is flights. so when it comes to resolving the challenges faced in the middle east and the conflicts there, but that help and guidance should come from countries that have the middle east, best inter

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we have witnessed conflicts and observed the actions of israel. now we have children who also see how is real treats us and go is almost like directed at the international community for the silence in the face of his by the atrocities we returned to our homeland. but all our houses were destroyed and there are only ruins everywhere, and there are no suitable living conditions. we cannot go back to sleep in our houses as the threats from israel continue. we appeal to all those who consider themselves humane, merciful and sympathetic to others, as well as to international human rights organizations that claim to care about the state of humanity, it'd be support us, the steadfast people who strive to return to their land. all our demands are simple to return home and rebuild it, to feel safe from the cruel enemy is real located on our border system. i run the as one of 100 the villages florida, and we're giving these white people involvement of southern lebanon is residents are in the process of rebuilding what the scholars of will, what we're lookin

and, and i want to know what you're observing in terms of the changes of graduates were coming out of uni with perhaps. and i don't wanna make assumptions, but perhaps less contact with philosophy and arts and literature. does that affect their ability to actually communicate or express themselves or is this just a misconception? i thank you for your question. i do think there's a bit of both components because, you know, i loved it and the, i love these new graduates they're, they're full of hope and they're so technically technologically advanced compared to maybe some of the older generations. however, i do see that there are some missing components when it comes to communication and some of that lack of you know, humanities or, you know, even if i quote, a famous book, you know, if i say a tribute, say some of them don't even know what that means and so sometimes that can fall short in the workplace when people are making references that they really should have had context around during their education. but they didn't. oh um and only you to introduce you as a silicon valley insid

what kind of feedback do you get and, and those observations they are. do they resonate? yeah, i get a lot of questions from a lot of people, lot of segments, all walks of life or different age groups. i think all right, from maybe related to dean's up to age 45. i have people asking me, where do i buy my books from someone that i commendations, i've shared on instagram and youtube have been doing the nice changing for people they've reached out seeing that. thank you so much for letting me know about this book and things like that. so i think it's really something that i find very fulfilling when somebody found out about a book and, and they don't, they liked it thanks to my having spread the word. so um, yeah, i hope that's, that's the kind of feedback i'm getting. i haven't received any negative feedback, but i see i think it's been really positive. and katie, you, you also share your journey on social media. have you noticed one thing that stuck with me during, during the chat we had before the show is that you said, look, i already read a ton for my degree. yes. perh

but at the same time are subject their own observation. and it is really important. and so starting the archive, we were thinking you mentioned actually the three girls of our three, our three steps of our mission. so our mission first step is just to preserve, just to make sure this archives don't disappear here because we know that websites are being blocked and archives are being are disappearing. and so our first goal was just to preserve. our second goal was to make this archive speak, not to let it remain silent and just sit over the in the dust waiting for for the future to come because. the day i think the preserving would be good enough itself. but we wanted to to make a little bit more just a little bit more. we wanted this archive to be like present and yeah, described one of our tools which is used by, which can be used by journalists and researchers but at the same time we make sure to, we make sure to produce media projects that speak during now with their help, with the help of these media project, the archive can speak and can tell the story. we are t

but really, we just need more observations. space will be observing and changed its orbit, proving that a space rock can be deflected. data, they've realised they're no threat. portrait gallery. to manage the excitement. gallery. it was an experience that we won't probably she was helping withjumpers. it was very special. trail around the gallery, a project supported by the princess, built around social and emotional skills. on the princess's hand. the idea was that the children would lead the way, with the princess more mum and helper than royal in action and demonstrating what is really possible, even for our youngest audiences. the children were being taught. and her work with young children and parents and after decades in the industry, dame anna wintour dame anna, who 75 and the longest—serving editor services to fashion. she was a dame back ”7 and set at the time that 201557 and set at the time that was completely 7 7 by the anna is a f’”fie ifhgroup group}; a e e group to receive er e“"":* ”a" t“ receih’e ~ e” ~ 5 55,5 '

but really, we just need more observations.and south asia. so what damage could a collision cause? of forest in siberia, and this was the result. of 800 square miles. a strike like this on a city could be catastrophic. now we know the asteroid has an elliptical orbit and it's currently moving away from us. so telescopes on earth and in space will be observing it while it's visible over the next few weeks. but if that's not the case, there is another option. in 2022, a nasa test mission smashed into another asteroid and changed its orbit, scientists have spotted seemingly dangerous more data, they've realised they're no threat. i'v e i've put the 22nd of december, 2032, into my diary dggember, 2032. into my diary in case! to their homes after being evacuated from eastern of rain over the last week, and clean—up is expected to be ongoing for weeks. supplies might be restored. she's been talking to our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. do you want to get married soon, ivana? you want me to be your little wifey? this is not

the organization also instructs its minions to observe so called strategic silence . essentially a form of collective censorship through lack of media coverage on subjects inconvenient for the west. by this usa i. d means that coordinated by the order of the sponsor of such pocket media. they ignore those inconvenient stories, facts and opinions that do not fit into the version of events approved in washington, a below to sujata. what is su? job russian correctional way. there was nothing vicious. well, you get the pattern. however, the brochure did not select an equally high sounding term for the orchestra to distribution of prepared, stuffing and fixed by all these incorruptible and independent people who are on the payroll of the overseas owner. as it was with the staging of boucher the hoaxes surrounding the north stream bombings and the wrong elections and the number of countries, i can help you strategic hubbub. try looking up the little square footage and i on google. you'll find nothing in the english press about that war crime that the ukrainian military comm

what that student observed was something that caused great fear for them. so i keep going back to should i have gone back? should i have reported what the student reported to us and shared with us with our staff and teaching and school community? and i feel like it was important for us to make sure that we shared what we know. but i now understand and recognize that i needed to confirm so that we did not continue to perpetuate fear and uncertainty in the community. so moving forward what we have said and will be communicating throughout our district but definitely at central office is that all reports of incidences have to come to central office first. so school leaders please communicate directly with your with your supervisors and from there we will then work within our joint information command center to determine and to verify incidences and when necessary we bring in our legal office to confirm and and work directly with immigration officials after we've confirmed incident report. we will then report back to our site leaders for further information. we

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mark: and yet as an observer you're from the united states watching° this period of time you had a lotple disagreeing with you. even in your own cabinet your national security cabinet, they would pop off publicly come to the united states come around your back or somebody in the united states would come to them and go around your back just somebody observing. your press was very anti-many of the measures you were taking. and yet you were steadfast about it. how do you -- and i've asked president trump about this too. how do you muscle through a situation you've taking on your enemies foreign and domestic yet you feel your right turns out you were 100% right. >> first of all i have a what president trump called the secret weapon. i have sarah. my wife, and my two boys they back me and they give me -- but it is not really my immediate family but also my family, my fathers heritage, it is a great jewish -- brother who fell rescuing hostages. in the airport 197 6 and history of our people and the strength of our people the courage of our soldiers these amazing warriors, brave warriors who

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so i would say yes, it would be those in charge of the project say no, seismic effects have been observed so far and that no c o 2 has reached the surface . the iceland is expecting several dozen more containers filled with, with c o 2 suits and that's probably just the beginning, the, the oceans absorber huge amounts of c o 2. even though we still don't know exactly how the process works to gain a better understanding of the sometimes bizarre life forms found far beneath the waves. researchers are investigating animals able to survive the extreme conditions in the deep sea. the one creature that's always good for a surprise, jelly fish, the science expedition off the island of madera, in the atlantic on the jelly web mission. an international research team is looking closely at the role that jelly fish play in the marine food well finds and testing is jelly fish are currently a hot topic and ocean research because for a long time, we've completely misunderstood how important they are to the system. we now know they're very important dispos predators and pray and also have much larger bio

, or five field observers who were held by hamas. and now we are at the stage of men over the age of 50, as well as those considered humanitarian cases, meaning individuals who are sick or wounded or for some other reason are fit into that category. two of the men being released today are indeed over the age of 50. you have 52 year old eli sharabi and 56 year old ohad ben ami. we also have 34 year old or or levy, and you can see, as i was noting earlier, and i now have images on my phone of of these men as they are being released. they're being released looking quite different than, than the other hostages that we have seen emerge so far. one that is especially striking, i think, is to see eli sharabi and how much he has changed after 491 days of captivity. he looks extremely, extremely thin. he has lost a lot of weight compared to images that we have of him pre october 7th. and of course we will learn more, i'm sure in the coming days and weeks about the conditions in which he was held. but, but it is clear that these men clearly ha

they speak into their tablets just like they have often observed influences do when we interview them with a big tv camera though they're a bit shy, but they still know what they want to be either a soccer player or um. i used to bring my dream job is to be to back the this little 3 year old didn't need an influence or him in 2015, his mother simply filmed her son, ryan kaji, testing toys. the video was it. there are hardly any rules when it comes to parents, filming their kids, and putting it online. youtube and child influencing is incredibly lucrative. you can get money from views from brandy, all sponsorships, all sorts of things. and once money starts coming in, it usually picks up very fast. 9 years and $2800.00 videos later, the family has several channels and even its own range of toys. by the age of 9, ryan was a millionaire. at 12, the young entrepreneur has now left into the world of feature films. many children throughout the us dream of a career like has. we're in austin, texas, a youtube summer camp is being held on the outskirts of the city. influence or courses are pop

we worked out ways to revert to the things that we are observing , also stated hugely imperfect waysbut it is still language it still a tool of self understanding. and, i think that will be started, this is the primary thing that we are trying to preserve. we are obviously trying to preserve documents, trying to preserve facts, but the biggest thing that we are trying to preserve is this set of tools of self understanding. this language that gets worked out and as i mentioned incredibly, almost miraculously, independent journalism has survived against all odds in a very diminished way. obviously, there is no way to talk about independent journalism in russia without acknowledging just how much journalism has been damaged by censorship. and how much independent journalism has been damaged in the last now almost three years. basically having to entirely go into exile. i think russian journalists working in exile have invented incredible tools for being able to report on something that is on the face of it impossible to report. trying to primarily report on award to which they have zero

on canadian and mexican rebels in the city of goma in democratic republic of the congo say they'll observe a ceasefire, starting today. police continue to question a 15—year—old suspect. israel's is for talks with washington for talks with donald trump as questions over the next of gaza ceasefire deal. and we speak to actor mikey madison about her breakout performance in the film, anora. the 10 percent tariffs on all chinese goods entering the united states have just kicked in. beijing has warned there were "no winners" and says it will take the case to the world trade organisation. president trump and president xi on canada and mexico for 30 days. border controls to clamp down on migration during a phone call with mrtrump, to reinforce his country's border with the us to clamp down on migration and the flow of fentanyl. if begin you china. new tariffs come into new tariffs have come into force? , ., , new tariffs have come into force? , . , ., , force? yes and president xi has decision force? yes and president xi has i decision to — force? yes and president xi has l decision to make. _ fo

you will observe the merchant ships passed by. we will take a look at other warship sense, uh, setting around and we will paint a picture of the situation and shed with our allies of phone documents if i've been to the entire the mission comes after a series of incidents in recent months where under c cables were ruptured often after ships such as this one, which we are traveling to or from russia. drug there, anchors on the sea bed. some in the region feared the damage could have been caused deliberately. although it has yet to be established, whether these were acts of sabotaged by russia or the result of negligence. but nato countries want to keep a closer eye on the region. regardless, is within the i wouldn't say the situation is exceptionally tense, but we have notice that nate, us ability to respond and the security of the senior out the board exceed on the front. and that the all repeated incidents where the authorship is not entirely clear, but then you will hear about shock because our conditions clause, this operations

officers observed the victim standing on the sidewalk when the suspect approached him on foot.he suspect pulled out a firearm from his waistband with his right hand and walked toward the victim with the firearm lowered at his side as the suspect walked toward the victim. he raised the firearm with his right hand by simultaneously raising his left hand to grip the firearm. the suspect discharge a firearm toward the victim reacted by raising his arms in a defensive position. the victim's body and he fell to the ground. the suspect continued to advance toward the victim as he continued to discharge his firearm while standing over the victim who was lying on the sidewalk. based on the video surveillance footage, officers tracked the suspect as he walked into 80 one ninth street and determined that the suspect entered unit 607 or 608. after further investigation, officers were able to identify the suspect as chief chong who lived in apartment 608. once officers determined mr. chong had not exited his apartment in lieutenant continually station declared a critical incident. officers

do commend this observation to all of our citizens. signed by governor wes moore. lieutenant governor miller and secretary susan lee. thank you, dr. campbell it is my pleasure. welcome. ms. tina wyatt to the podium for comments. well, good morning, everyone. and this is a great, great great, great day. i have not prepared any remarks. speak into, but i would just go on, say what i always say about on harriet is i love her. i love her for her. i love her for faith. i love her for. her tenacity and her great a ability to discern. and that is what helped her during. the civil war as well. you know, we know that democracy means inclusion. democracy means justice. democracy means equality. and she came into the civil, into the bowels of slavery after having freed herself to be able to others and to be able to fight for the union to attain and continue to contain attain democracy for all, but mostly to free the enslaved that was there, and then to let them fight on an equal standard in order to help retain the union. so now we find ourselves in a different climate and th