her most recent book veteran human onyx is just out. when you mimi a human onyx. i am an economist also historian i've been a professor of english and philosophy. i think economics should not give up the numbers or anything like that. but it should add to it what we can learn from the humanity from shakespeare i learned a lot every time i hear the flute and harp it is an all hands on deck idea we have to understand our whole life. and in particular always catch myself when it talk about adam smith. not only adam smith but his followers until now you think they can do economics just by watching people but watching people not tell you about the meaning that they bring to their economic life. what is your job been to you? what does consumption mean to you? we as humanities consider and modern economics does not. i am in favor of human onyx. >> doctor, and your view what does a shakespeare or mozart add to our understanding of her economic life. >> they tell you why people do things the heroes are middle class. one of the main characters there and the merchant of veni

her most recent book veteran human onyx is just out. when you mimi a human onyx. i >> i am an hopeful economist. but i'm also a historian and i thought as a professor of english and philosophy. i think that economics shouldn't give up the math or the numbers or anything like that. but it should add to it when we can learn from the unanimous, from shakespeare. greta. mozart, for that matter. i learned a lot from mozart, every time i hear the flute and harp concert him, so it's an all hands on deck idea, but in order to truly understand our economic lives we have to understand our whole life. in particular the modern economics, not adam smith, -- i'm an episcopalian. i always cross myself when i mentioned adam smith. not adam smith, but his followers, tended to narrow the field until now. economists think they can do economics just by watching people. that's okay. i'm not against people watching people. but watching people doesn't tell you about the meanings that they bring to economic life -- but i mean what does your job mean to you? what does consumption mean to

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so you're stood with ease and tom tom, a bit, my musician, you increasing pursuit onyx. but how many young vietnamese have gone missing in germany? where are they and what happened to them? we were search these questions for months, making hundreds of inquiry. what we found was conflicting answers and contradictory statistics. but one thing's for sure. hundreds are on accounted for and the number has been rising for years. but we asked the police why they're not looking for them. is when the pharmacy booklet on active between members come to often that that's what chrome does on especially it think of hard as they are minch does that they mentioned would kit once you good files, it managed by didn't get them in by didn't by the in the pharmacy yes, i'm used to slice them, but use of hard to find because i missed a cut. meanwhile, vietnamese children continue to disappear throughout europe. in france, in belgium, and in the netherlands. we now mean they are as usual, kirsty alena natal cheshire, goldman, or oklahoma. in the sheriff looked 67 vietnamese children have disap

over the past fortnight is rely on its high vaccination rate to ward off the onyx on buried navy and country is abolishing restrictions. but the hospitality sector as well as massed mandates and the need for vaccination also. and derrick is once again dampening lunar new year's celebrations in china. the year of the tiger holiday has just begun, but the government is warning. the highly contagious on the con variant is increased the risk of infection as hundreds of millions of people travel for the holiday. katrina, you reports from bay televised musical performances, bright red decorations, and big meals to put relatives. these are common lunar new year. traditions in china, but this year, cheating is missing out on her annual family gathering in the northeast. yes. is it the hotel restaurant manager has enforced to stay put in the gym where she works because of corona virus restrictions shows. yeah. she, i assume if i got an sally and i feel sad that i can't go home this year and meet my family. but i need to follow the government's instructions because we're in a pandemic. okay. b

crisis over ukraine. russia says it has begun to withdraw troops from the crimea territory that moscow onyx from ukraine in 2014. the russian defense ministry says military drills in the region are over. the tanks and soldiers are returning to their basis. yesterday the kremlin announced it was pulling back some forces from its border with ukraine, west and allies of welcome the statement, but say they need to see evidence that the withdrawal is happening. meanwhile, ukraine, celebrating a day of unity president vladimir savanski, has declared a day of celebration. citizens are being asked to fly the flag from buildings and to sing the national anthem. some us officials have paid previously warned that wednesday would see russia start an invasion of ukraine. well, let's get both the don't you said she's to the school editor, mckayla kushner, who was at travelling with chancellor shots yesterday on his trip to moscow. a welcome mikayla. russia says is withdrawing the sub troops rama ukraine's border. is it too early to breathe? a sigh of relief? no, it isn't. you can have a sigh of relief re

just tested rocket artillery systems, just north of the crimea peninsula, which russia invaded an onyx from ukraine in 2014. both sides are preparing for war . while the diplomats try to make peace for more of their story, i'm now joined by the w correspondence magdalena, whoosh, polo cut in a war. so i'm glad i was colin's role in this conflict. while poland stands for other tough scans on russia, claiming that the only language that is being understood in russia is a very, very clear, you know, and to remember, poland is also in the front line of a criticizing the gas pipeline. nordstrom, to that they, rick, you know, ring links to russia and germany thing that it will be a risk for the whole view of. and so far, poland made clear that in the crucial question of women delivery, that should be coordinated with the partners. but recently it looks like colin is also willing to an offer, a direct delivery elf military. good sir, to the ukraine. and you know, in this phase many here in poland. remember the words of the former president let kuchinski, she doing their georgia crisis when po

soldiers tested rocket artillery systems, just north of the crimea and peninsula, which russia invaded an onyx from ukraine and 2014. both sides are preparing for war. while the diplomat try to make peace let's get you to let us now. did we correspondence? nick kali is in the ukranian capital, kia. first of all, nick, how we're present putting remarks received in ukraine. i think with little surprise this is what ukrainians say. they've been hearing for the past 8 years since that conflict broke out in easton, ukraine says russia annex crimea. they say anything has changed is that the west is now paying attention to those tanks on ukraine's borders. basically what we heard from vladimir putin was the main message was about ukraine being a vassal, a porn basically play thing in the hands of the west and not the country with its own agency. and we've seen the kremlin at refusing to talk direct to care of in recent weeks and months preferring talk direct to administration in washington dc, not even talking to the e u or, or bigger european states. so that's little surprise here and it doesn't rea

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video, showing a trainload of ahmed vehicles moving across a bridge away from crimea, which russia onyx from ukraine in 2014. meanwhile, ukraine has been holding a national day of unity with people raising the cranium flag across the country. present laudermill, zalinski called on his citizens to show resilience and all the stories are following mud slides and floods of killed at least $58.00 people in brazil, off to a months, rain fell within hours. vehicles and houses was swept away in the city of patropolis and rio state canopies. dionne now reports ah, the force and magnitude of this rainfall was unexpected. within hours streets across the brazilian city of the properties were submerged. nearby families are stunned as words and mudslides get closer to their homes. the current so strong a pushed vehicles along streets like toys. even a burst is aimlessly dragged away, nearly covered in water. families are now dealing with a devastating aftermath, including hearing about neighbors who didn't survive. first. mortgage don't. it's very sad to see people asking for help and not being able

time for brian onyx with a professor of business and economics at the kings college in manhattan foxs particular, brian, welcome back. it's a shellacking, they promised the only people would be affected by inflation would be rich people and they don't care because they arty have money, that's not true. numbers reflect middle-aged people, middle income people and hispanics are the ones hardest hit by inflation. >> where's the inequality chorus, the folks who like to hop on inequality, you've got a here. the rich are just fine but if the middle income and lower income folks getting killed because of one thing, fuel. it's all about fuel, the more you put in your car, the more you tempt by done it for your house in the mark your hit $276 a month, families with discretionary income up like 500 to $1000, 25% of 50% cut into your breathing room. that's how bad it is. very back numbers, the president said peace of mind, nobody has peace of mind. people are ordering more now than a year ago because i don't think the president has an answer. kennedy: isn't that interesting? warning is such a f

the lounge is called "onyx" and it's in a virtual version of tokyo's harajuku shopping district, called-juku." so they just put meta on everything to make new words. let me try! that meta-blows. ( laughter ) what's it like inside the virtual space? well, a tiger wanders the first floor, and a picture of the bank's boss jamie dimon hangs on the wall. whoa! that went from cool to lame awful fast. it's like someone saying, "happy birthday! i got you a car... ride with jamie di." ( laughter ) but there's more, because after you enter the lounge, a winding staircase leads to the second floor, where a person's avatar can watch experts talk about the crypto market. and hopefully, another winding staircase that leads to the top of the building so your avatar can leap to its death. ( cheers and applause ) it's not real. >> jon: it's an avatar. >> stephen: our next story centers around former first lady and woman at the book club who hopes you're joking about reading ta-nehisi coates next week, melania. recently, melania held an auction for a collection of n.f.t.s on the "solana" blockchain. of c

so there are further $32000.00 troops in russia and onyx crimea, $30000.00 in batteries, plus another 1000 soldiers stationed in moldova. at least 13 russian battleships have been conducting lie fire exercises in the black and hours of seas. that gives you a picture of the military build up then around ukraine. charles stratford is on the road with ukrainian army patrol that's close to the russian border and he brings us this exclusive report destroyed homes in the desert. he'd village close to the front line families that used to live here, left when this was started almost 8 years ago. i need a broken belongings remain. russian bang sappers dispositions of just over the horizon ukrainian army soldiers tell us their shelter has been repeatedly targeted in recent days. craters gouged out by separatist artillery shells just a few meters away. 27 year old burn has been at this dug out for 3 months. the ukrainian soldier says separatists using higher caliber weapons than before, a venue living am i was that it is so there were they are targeting infantry in the dugouts. i stood at the en

whatever service artist will not be performing russia, my tune into something like enough per year onyx erin is a political analyst and excuse me, professor of comparative politics at key of mckayla academy. he tells us what he's been witnessing on the ground. it seems that now there are no fights in the streets . during the night. rush, rush him better through his eyes, and they also send subversive groups into the deals. they try to do it, but they are the, they're destroyed. so basically what we can ukrainian army is the founding. they are trying to approach to the see the approach, the see the but the, i believe it's in the veins. they try to see if it's a round key to key, you know, it doesn't happen now. now about my own experience, basically i am, i am all the time when tv a dual command and what's going on. so please don't believe any word. what fortunately saying, you both agree always a cynical life when he's trying to justify unprovoked aggression, it's not to profit again the massive but up again. now. we have people right now. so just yesterday were 18000. he lives who took

the job market or in onyx picked it up, turn in january. well, the $700000.00 more jobs are created in the month of november and december. the white house is hailing figures design, the economy report has remained strong despite the fact that this morning, the ford caps off my 1st year's president over that period are trying to recreate it. 6.6000000 jobs, 6600000 jobs. you can't remember another year when so many people went to work in this country. there's a reason it never happened. or france as often military support. the united arab emirates, falling drone attracts at donna's house by whose the rebels, french armed forces will deploy jersey to help reinforce the mit defense system. operations will be conducted from the i'll duffer air base to detect and intercept any drones or missile attacks. the u. s. is also offered to san fighter jets. the u . e has been hit by several attacks over the past few weeks. and escalation of the conflicts in yemen. a group setting up emergency shelters in madagascar as a tropical cycling approach is less

that a roof seemed to be neutral when, when the russians invaded crimea and onyx crimea. how firm an ally is speller was his president, alexander lucas shanker, in the current crisis between russia and ukraine. this is very interesting. of course. as you say, look, osh ankle is always neutral, was playing sort of a piece keeper until to in 2014. when no russia invaded crimea, you never wanted to endorse that annexation. but a situation has completely changed since his position internationally is completely isolated and weak. and he is, of course, been accused of frauding his re election in 2020 the work possessions of mass human rights violations during a crack down here in belarus. hughes under serious. so sanction, sir, by the you. so he has turned to vladimir putin for help. and now this is pay back time wanted can apparently do whatever he wants here in ballard. samson troops here use this soil, this land for any plans that russia might have. so that's the situation of alex on the lucas, our goal is clearly a prodigy of president putin. thank you for that said boss in

it says show military equipment on the move in crimea. russia onyx to reach him in 2014. meanwhile, ukraine's president voted me as the lens he has address crowds during a day of rallies to mock national unity. he says his nation remains prepared to defend itself. and more now on the russia ukraine. tensions are springing our senior political analyst mon, bashar was live from london. my one thank you for being with us on the disconnect and the mistrust between the 2 sides. the western russia is still there. but do you think from what we've seen in the last 24 hours or so with the russian saying that they're starting to withdraw some troops, nato, saying that it's still open to dialogue? do you think we could see a di escalation? well, clearly we are still at that critical crossroads where the could be a turned towards war or a turns towards peace judging from what but as them put in said then his tone yesterday, during his press conference with chancellor schultz, is that the russia? yes. intends to deescalate and is looking to work some sort of a structured diplomatic process. but listening

it says, show military equipment on the move in crimea. russia onyx to region in 2014 and ukraine is holding a day of national unity present for me is lensky chose to market on wednesday after a force that a russian invasion was imminent. and more now, on that day of national unity in ukraine, it was observed across the country, including border areas near russia. char stratford has more from khaki city in ukraine. ah, upon us, young brothers, fate shall yet smile our enemies will perish liked you. in the morning, some words of the ukrainian national anthem. oh, the coil was national dress. at the ceremony in a park in the eastern city of give the gathering was held to mark what the ukrainian president followed me. zalinski called a day of unity. the flag was raised from half mast soldiers stood to attention after the national anthem, a singer tried to rouse the crowd with a popular song about morale and peace. ah, but only a few people came to watch. after posing for photographs to choir began to leave with joy for the unity of our country night we want to be united. we want to be v

personnel station there, though the kremlin denies this. moscow has also deployed forces in crimea. onyx from ukraine in 2014 russian war ships are blocking large areas of the black sea and see of ours of for naval drills. and moscow's moved 30000 soldiers and heavy weapons to better. ruth, recently for the biggest of a war games between the 2 countries of sam greene as a professor of russian politics, author, and director of the russia institute at king's college london. but he joined us from durham, north carolina by skype. so no break through from this telephone call between the 2 liters, but does it perhaps demonstrator enough of a commitment to diplomacy, to delay or perhaps avoid conflict for now? well, i think that's the hope and i think you're certainly sure that's what both sides are, are projecting. i mean, most of those keep saying we would put in, say, today we would love to say earlier that, that the united states and others are not responding to their concerns. in fact, the united states has, has rejected the core of russia's demands, which is an end to nato's open door pol

that combination of an incan onyx stimulus while the supply chain -- created a dramatic disruption. and we're still shaking that out today. so, we need to really ask questions about whether or not doing something like that would exasperate the situation and make it even worse. >> do you think that it would? should we asked that question? >> i would say until there is a break in some of these points. i think adding increased demand would make it worse. >> i want to relay it. i know you talk to ai on the technology, our committee is interested on that. on many applications including increasing privacy and data security, would you highlight your conversation with ai and how block chains can assist management, we have 30 seconds, can you elaborate on how this technology can help supply chain management, 30 seconds? >> it lets you diversify. it brings all you information on a digital platform makes it available to all members of the supply. jam it allows those transactions to be governed by the members of the supply chain. so, if something nefarious happens like price gouging you'd be ab

you know, the if you onyx g.a.o. added that you referenced, the g.a.o. issued six recommendations.we have already proposed closure on two, two of those three of those are scheduled for closure in march. and just one, we have not concurrent with. so we welcome that, that audit and meet some significant changes. >> okay. thank you. one of the recommendations that the g.a.o. made, which the faa did not concur with, was to revise its policies and procedures for independent testing. can you discuss why the faa disagreed with this recommendation? >> absolutely, sir. it was, it was independent testing on aircraft that are currently flying in the fleet today. and we were concerned that independent testing or penetration testing -- is how we had discussed with the g.a.o. -- on aircraft that are in the fleet, that are active aircraft, could leave residual damage to the avionics systems and affecting safety. >> okay, thank you. and i have one more follow-up for you. just as the faa developed if your legs cybersecurity training program? >> an avionics cyber security training program? >> yes. >