unfortunately, at intraocular pressure, the optic nerve dies, and the optic nerve is the main substratet the entire image carries to the brain, and with the brain we already form the whole picture absolutely, clearly. here we have such a picture as a person with glaucoma sees. let's show it, look. here is the full field of view, slowly narrowing, narrowing and narrowing, and then the center disappears and sometimes remains somewhat centric. this is the so-called blind spot. here there is no, here there is no visual. if the pressure were high and nothing suffered would, but god would be with him, you understand, but kohl suffers from the optic nerve, and eventually the full trophy of the optic nerve sets in stronger, reversible blindness. this is a very insidious disease. many patients ask, could i prevent this disease, or somehow you could. now, if i would go to see you every week, no, this is a disease, if it is destined to arise, because it usually has a genetic basis, another question . that this disease needs to be diagnosed in time and adequately treated in our guests. told us that

estuary, in anadyr began preparatory work for the construction of the ground part of the fibers on the optical communication line. russian air defense systems destroyed a rocket over belgorod . the wreckage of one of them fell on a residential building , the ministry of defense said today, our air defense also destroyed two tu-143 aircraft, set up with explosives, which were heading to kursk tonight from 3:00 to 3:30 moscow time by the kiev regime a deliberate ballistic missile strike was carried out. with cluster munitions and tu-143 drones, an elderly quarters of belgorod and kursk where there are no military installations. i want to emphasize that this missile attack was purposefully planned and was carried out against the civilian population of russian cities by russian air defense systems. all three launched by ukrainian nationalists at belgrade ballistic missile point u with cluster warheads were destroyed in the air as a result of the defeat of ukrainian missiles, the wreckage of one of them fell on a residential building in the city also by russian air defense systems. on approaching k

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this indicator is possible only with the use of optical purity standards.velopment allows for the most accurate measurement of time, and it, in turn, underlies the operation of the glonass satellite system. the orbital constellation receives the signal through central synchronizer and distributes to spacecraft. thus, the entire infrastructure of the country is tied to this indicator and the accuracy of the navigation signal that reaches the consumer, whether it is an ordinary motorist or an entire rescue service crew looking for people in distress one per second, using glonass, directly depends on its accuracy. discrepancy between the readings of the spacecraft time scale and the system time scale. this is 30 cm of error in determining the coordinates. therefore, if we are talking about the need to carry out navigational determination with an accuracy of less than an e decimeter centimeter errors, then, of course, we need. organization is better than one per second, but optical standards make it possible to explore, not only time as anomalies of the gravita

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s. saudi alliance and delivering the benefits biden's looking for what the optics were terrible optics were, you know, reverberated through congress through washington through the united states. but the substance of the meeting it with the g. c. c plus 3 were, were quite successful. and i think that they show the embryonic beginnings of a new coming together between saudi arabia and united states and some areas where it's quite important for, for the region. how do you measure success in that case? or there are some, there are some, you know, baby steps deliverables for example, the decision to have is really overflight rights to saudi arabia. the flight from a, from israel to jetta is a 1st time a flight and that is opening up a new kind of soft accession of saudi arabia to the abraham courts. this normalization of court, but that the trumpet ministration agreed to with several arab states to normalize relations with israel. that's one another is a, in china is trying to play an increasing role in the middle east through the sale of technology, particularly walkways fi, g technology,

there is certainly an optics issue - is certainly an optics issue and much criticism around this trip the asking for more oil but also for the fact that he is now meeting with the crown prince of saudi arabia after declaring that saudi arabia should be a pariah following the murder the washington postjournalist. this is a long level, saudi arabia and the gulf in general would be partners in a long global competition from the us perspective, the war in ukraine may last for a long time, so whether or not he gets a short—term bump in energy production right now, probably not too much, in the long—term they hope to restore and continue american partnerships in the region. the optics are not great and he is getting quite a bit of criticism for it. the white house thinks, however, that it is worth the cost to establish his relationship and focus their attention where we want them and that is in east asia and in europe. and that is in east asia and in euro e. �* and that is in east asia and in euroe. �* ., , europe. an about-face but ultimately _ europe. an about-face but ultimately a _ euro

optically look like it's working against that will be helpful. but i don't know if it'll change the outcome of the midterms. this isn't it. let's come back to the summit in iran, put in our to one and iranian president to write easy. we're doing their best to present a united front, but weren't there very real divisions, especially on syria? absolutely. i mean, actually you have lot of very contradict of interests, but on the other hand, they have also a couple of common things. like for instance they, they, they see a chance to, to change the regional or order or even the global order in the world. and that's something which is unifying them. and you have also are, i mean, everybody has to have different interests. now, iran in russia were on one side in syria and turkey was on the other side. a turkey is supporting ukraine with the delivery of drones, which would have been extremely successful and very badly. on the other hand, her aragon is one to wants to make himself indispensable when it comes to, to mediate between ukraine and, and russia.

and so aware of all of the optics what it was going to look like crew. she didn't have to say anything to or about ted cruz she could just do this and have everybody watching and and i mean, i just thought it was an incredibly effective use of her. power um both in terms of raising money and in terms of motivating her social feeds to a cause. she can pick a politician and raise money for them. i mean it's an incredible. it's incredible toolkit. i would say too that. she's very conscious of the limitations of trying to change her colleagues like she has said before that if this was any other country in the world that did not have like a two-party system someone like joe biden and her would not be in the same party. um, so i think that she understands that like she can only push her colleagues so far what she can do however is start to move like again the overton window to make things more accepted like something like the grenadiel, um when by an organized all these committees right before the 2020 election to kind of like come up with plans for if it was

the optics were, you know, reverberated through congress through washington through the united states. but the substance of the meeting with the gcc plus three were quite successful and i think that they show the embryonic beginnings of a new coming together between saudi arabia and the united states. and some areas where it's quite important for for the region. how do you measure success in that case? well, there are some there are some, you know baby steps deliverables. for example, the decision to have israeli overflight rights to saudi arabia. the flight from uh from israel to jetta is the first time uh flight and that is opening up a new kind of soft accession of saudi arabia to the abraham accords. this normalization accord that uh that the trump administration agreed to with several uh arab states to normalize relations with israel. that's one. another is uh china is trying to play an increasing role in the middle east through the sale of technology, particularly huawei's five g technology and the decision by saudi arabia to exceed to the open ran alliance. and finally the issu

now there's a struggle to keep up soaring demand for fiber optic cable used in telecommunications andd at all-time highs use and globally up 33 pat% from pre-pandemic norms government investments in the infrastructure bill aim to connect everybody else if manufacturers could keep up. joining us is wendell weeks of corning, part of president biden's ceo roundtable thank you for coming up here. >> thank you for having me. >> the challenge or maybe the opportunity yesterday to highlight what the strength of the economy at the white house. but you are facing some challenges getting enoug product to customers is that right? >> it is mixed the president wanted our insight what's going on with the economy and since we just posted our quarter two results it is pretty easy to share. we grew about 7% in revenue year over year. underneath the surface which is very strong demand in infrastructure, optical communications and solar, more than offsetting some softness in consumer electronics and auto. >> i wonder because consumer is to visible that's the softest part supersonics that why everyone is

he talked about optics, how about that? raise the rates in 100 basis points that we get a negative gdp report. they are in a difficult position. when they look through it all, the focus will be on inflation. that will spell trouble for markets. the fed is not their friend, the fed is their enemy until this inflation thing goes away. >> stagflation is short-lived , what is the other side of stagflation? is it economic growth? >> it can be. what stagflation should do, should break the back of inflation. we should then start to see the economy. i have argued, we are in a post- pandemic economy. that means, we had to stop thinking about 2019 returning, it is not. we have a different economy. once we start understanding that, and restructure the economy for the pandemic economy, we can get out of this. we spent too much time fighting whether or not there is a post pandemic economy. a lot of the real estate guys in manhattan are saying, you way, everybody is coming back. no they are not. as soon as we figure out why they are not,

i think unfortunately, it's unlikely we saw in turkey the optics there. everything. basically done to keep them apart to avoid ukraine rush, having to talk to each other directly. everything happening kind of battery with the turkish side there. and indeed, there is since hearing ukraine, that western weapons are making a difference, are enabling ukraine to make rushes life a whole lot harder to basically take away rushes advantage in terms of artillery, basically, power on the ground. assuming that the russians to have at least are convinced that they have got used to the sanctions regime that they can hold out and carry on fighting. so no sense of a kind of desire to come back to the table and really change things there. but definitely, you know, both sides, that awareness of the optics and the impact on the wider world. and russia also very keen to show its, its partners in african asia that it is open to resolving this. because this is of see a problem that is crucial, that is really being felt by people who maybe don't have so much interest or kind of close it k

and where to lay the fiber optic?mple billions of rubles are very expensive and in these areas, nevertheless tens of thousands of people live, but so far there are no financing mechanisms for financing such projects, precisely for these purposes. uh, 33 billion rubles were allocated. the twenty-sixth year will be deployed by roscosmos on a satellite. grouping express-rv, and it will provide communication. where laying fiber optics is not economically feasible, and this year rostelecom must complete the connection of chukotka a through a submarine power fiber optic network, and in general we have a whole portfolio of such projects. this is the construction of optics in the north yakutia and the north of kamchatka, entire regions of the republic of tyva altai and many other projects worth more than 50 billion before the thirtieth year, and they will provide modern communication services to about half a million, and our citizens. and besides. and with the current growth of internet traffic we need in the thirtieth year,

the optics are going to be so critical right now. the white house continues to show to the public that his symptoms are mild, he is able to carry out the duties of his office. i go back again to former president trump. you recall how powerful the optics were when he tested positive for covid, when he went to the hospital. the fact that he walked to marine 1 and reporting told us officials essentially had to push him to go to the hospital at that point so that he could walk on to marine 1. when he left the hospital, you will recall he walked into the residence himself. walked up the steps of the residence himself. stood and sort of posed for the cameras to show people that he was able to still function. i think the optics are going to be critically important in this case. will the president get back on the road? we will have to wait and see. i anticipate if he is feeling up to it, he will try to get before the cameras as soon as possible. >> it's a great point. what the american public sees from now until the next few days is really i

if the bullets are visible in him, even the first thing that interested the fighters, of course, opticshey are here on the spot and they began to study like that right away they took out of the boxes and unpacked only a part of the brought helmet. and here there are a lot of uniforms, a shoes and what is important, and besides this, there is also medicine, there are binoculars for naculars, and there are collimator sights, a-a, different, but special. let's say the sights. well, that is, they really worked out the application that the guys really asked for. i didn’t even expect that all this would turn into such a colossal huge action in such a direct movement to help the people’s armies, because we collected my first collection. e 16 million rubles almost. what a day? you can imagine in a day how people are involved in this story of the second collection. we closed it, it was 6 million less, and everything the guys needed. we bought everything with the popular front. they fully provide logistics, which is actually convenient. they are engaged in the procurement of logistics and deliver

by some kind of radio noise, then it is possible to track the satellite, but for with the help of opticalellites, it is impossible in my opinion, it is very good. and another question is whether it is true that russia is now trying to work with china or to obtain chinese potential to increase its possible intelligence capabilities. is this information true? yes, the main problem for ukraine is now in the fact that china shares with russia data from its chinese satellites, and at the beginning of the 22nd year, the chinese abruptly stopped the supply of all data to ukrainian customers, and in particular, now on the territory of ukraine, no one can receive chinese space images except for the special services of russia and satellites of the sky, there are a lot of radar satellites, 6 optical 57 sensors with high resolution, and such capabilities of china, in my opinion, are at least 20 times greater than the capabilities of russia in remote sensing of the earth . it is possible to talk about the fact that there should be some sanctions or restrictive measures regarding the receipt of such da

yes, the gap is not the optic nerves.good news, the doctor says and checks tatyana's eyesight according to the sivtsev table with letters of different sizes, the top one is the largest letters. no, it's not visible. never mind. uh-huh, look at him. that's what there is, here is one. here is such a huge letter. now, if you turn sideways, maybe you will see something, no, make a diagnosis. tells the patient early. the doctor needs additional examinations, the doctor sends tatyana for an ultrasound of the eye. ki look just look straight ahead after the examination, tatyana admits herself the most. she is afraid to hear the terrible verdict, i won't at all. will wait. what will happen next, and i, probably, when i find out at all, i can probably say, at least climb into the noose. if there is something bad, calm down everything already, calm down. i'm afraid, just hears something, the bad ones are afraid of nothing, believe me. you don’t need the truth, no matter what it is, it’s better to know anyway. you are ready to hear t

optics of, well, he called her, the optic is he read the letter, the optics of the government is doingr they can, we live in a world of actionary moments. the white house has to, at this point, actually do something and not tell us what they're going to do, they need to actually do this and bring this woman home. she deserves to be here in america. she said she voted for him. and i fully expect this administration, if it sounds like i have some anger, it is, because she's an american citizen and she deserves to be able to come back to this country. and i don't know how she's going to be when she gets back to her family. >> also, we have to talk about paul whelan. we've talked to his family, and they are concerned they don't have the celebrity. they don't have the resources that griner has had. they've been trying -- he's been there for four years, and they've tried four times letters to the white house asking for any kind of contact with the president. they talked to the national security adviser the last time on may 4th. but they say they've gotten nothing back and not really any deta

these are optical-lock systems today. we turned dmitry nikolaevich chernyshenko. this is how the supervising vice-premier gave a corresponding instruction to prepare an application for the minister to create his own research center for developments in production technology. the bid is already bidding. we work it out at the enterprise, dmitry nikolayevich also came. just to support you too. this is e. direction because it is a dual-use product. it is extremely important and we are the only ones who have these competencies in agriculture. we have growth in key indicators. i would like to say that here sugar production. ah. we will confidently deliver a good gross volume this year as well. now the reserves allow us to hold all positions until the new harvest, uh, sugar beet, uh. e, including in e consumption chains for the production of egg butter dairy products. and if we take from the production of cheese products to the seventh place confidently we came out in sausages, we are trying to increase the number of products to the fourth place, because it is important.

in general, for scouts, optics are the main search for observation of the destruction of the pipe. observation of the enemy moving his location. now there are plenty of them. and now we can say close a very large observation perimeter, how far up to 5 km. this pipe is able to observe. but such a unit, for example, did not have a thermal imaging observation device with a rangefinder for work at all. both during the day and at night, a typical bullet trace, it can be seen even the first thing that interested the fighters, of course, optics and drones. they are here on the spot and they began to study here so immediately they took it out of the boxes and unpacked only a part of the brought helmet. and there are a lot here, and the forms are a-a shoes. and what is important, but, in addition to this, there is also medicine, there are binoculars for naculars, there are also collimator sights here, a-a, different, but special. let's say the sights. well, that is, they really worked out the application that the guys really asked for. i didn’t even expect that all this would turn into such

of russia, yes, in the optics that was imposed by a country that is actually much more corrupt than ukraine. in this sense, i want to ask you about the continuation of the question about the pope about his possible visit to ukraine and everything would be fine if the pope had not said that before that he told the reuters agency that before that he plans to visit moscow, does it not look to you like once again the equalization of good and evil, the equalization of the aggressor and the victim is an attempt to avoid defining where is good and where is evil, what do you say, i think you can be calm, i am more than convinced that there will be no visit to moscow, and it is obvious that now in the course of the year, i can say with some precision, but the fact that the pope has a desire to come to ukraine, i do not i doubt how and when it can happen. i don't know, but it's important, you know. i would like to tell you that i will speak to you sincerely and i will express myself about it in different countries in different languages. i would like it to be from the vatican. clearer, unambi

obviously, that will be the biggest risk for degrading the optical capabilities of the telescope.iny mike -- tiny micro meteorites that create a small crater on the surface. the primary mirror is made of beryllium coated with gold. we want to keep it as clean as possible without much damage. i should mention one more thing. we focused on the most distant sources of light in the universe. i should say that also the nearest ones are quite exciting. that is a subject that we hold very dear to our hearts. there's a chance of interstellar objects that enter the solar system. the web telescope is a million miles away from hers. if we look at the nearby object, we would see it from different directions, allowing us to pin down the three-dimensional trajectory of the object to an extreme position. never before did we have a telescope so far away from earth that allows us to triangulate the location of interesting objects like those that come from outside the solar system. >> are you surprised there is much left to be discovered? >> i think when we are talking about science in general, the

bad optics. and you know they don't like bad optics.y kate bedingfield the white house communication director is leaving. would you want to stick around to answer for the first son being charged with money laundering? i don't think so. it's a big mess to clean up like the more than 150 flags placed on financial transactions made by hunter and joe's brother jim. janet yellen is doing her best to stop these flags from becoming public. but who knows how long she can keep it going. and somebody has got to answer for a shady oil deal between the biden administration and chinese energy company that happens to be linked to hunter biden. back in april, biden sold nearly a million barrels of oil from our strategic reserve to a chinese state-owned company unipec also known as sign peck. sinopec. that ended up going to china instead at home. the french woman was asked about it today but she didn't really know what she was talking about. >> was the administration aware that some of that oil ended up going overseas? >> so, when it comes to, um, the

these optics in the minds of those western intellectuals of those western environments that we call the cream of the cream and you, ms. oksano, are the best interviewer on this topic, because in fact you started to build ukrainian in europe at the beginning of ukraine's independence, so you know these environments very well. we let's talk more about ukrainian studies, but i 'll start with something else. it sometimes amazes us ukrainians that western societies support ukraine, and this support is complete and, as we see it, sincere and undeniable, and it is more than the support of western societies intellectual circles and the western academy, as we say, so what is everything that looks conservative, everything that looks mentally dissolved in the russian colonial view of ukraine, and i will start with such a scene in the 14th year, when the annexation of crimea was already taking place in my broadcast in ukraine in kyiv there was georges eva, a russian wordsmith, a french historian of literature, and a professor at the university of geneva, who told me when i was asked about the crime

through the nasal cavity under the control of ultrathin chamber, the neurosurgeon penetrates to the optic nerve and releases it; accesses may be through the nasal cavity, may be through the conjunctiva or small incisions. uh, next to the orbit of actually some kind of outer scars, people say they are not visible. the next day, the patient's vision improves significantly. elvira was one of the first to decide to test this defect on herself with a new technique. e, for me it was already a deformity that prevented me from living normally after the operation. the threat of going blind for elvira disappeared . plastic surgery for the eyelids effective low-traumatic technique is now available to any patient with endocrine ophthalmopathy under the mhi policy tatiana proskuryakova viktor kazakov anton dubnov anastasia matveeva news. the victory museum hosted the premiere of the documentary film ivan gusev, a feat on the kursk bulge. he wanted to be a teacher, but the war changed everything in july of the forty- third vangusev stopped a german tiger with a tank ram. it was i who decided the outcom

well, for example, when we went to poland for some things that our diaspora bought, such as optics ,, and for the army, we could simultaneously take out people who were leaving the god zones, mothers with children, we really took them out, hmm, but our initial goal is the same as it was in 14th. yes, it remained the provision of the necessary e-e army according to me and at least we did so with friends with whom we have such a volunteer sneaker, we just decided to distinguish our work in one direction in in the direction of providing optics and electronics for cars. that is, we will say that we do not undertake to purchase molds or caps and do not deal with them, because this is essentially a dissipation of forces, since our forces are mainly fixed on precisely those things. we decided there let's say not to get into the duties of those volunteers who deal with clothing, some simple equipment or food or medicine, and sometimes it happens that we usually carry in some tourniquets or the first first -aid kits and natov's, but it's not there, short, big ones. well, i don't know with syr

and today we are talking about how to break through russian myths and the old optics of the perceptione, and especially these optics consciousness of those western intellectuals of those western environments, which we call the cream for the cream, and you, ms. oksano, are the best interlocutor on this topic, because in fact you started to build ukrainian in europe, he started independence of ukraine, so you know these environments very well. we will talk about ukrainian studies, but i will start with something else. over time, it strikes us ukrainians that the entire society supports ukraine, and this support is complete and, as it seems to us, sincere and undeniable, and it is more than the support of western intellectuals the environment of the western academy, as we say, what is it, which are all that look conservative, are all that look mentally in solutions in the russian colonial view of ukraine, and i will start with such a scene in the 14th year

it lukashenko once again stated that he does not want to fight in ukraine, but he stated that so optically enough, if only release and you strike, he said, then the response will be instantaneous, we will strike and he will respond belarus does not want to fight in ukraine lukashenko ordered the units of his armed forces to take aim at the decision-making center, i understand the ukrainian decision-making center about everything he declared on the eve of the second of july, russian pro- belarusian mass media reported us, who earlier tried to drag us into the war in ukraine, told lukashenko to deal with the metal in one fell swoop russia and belarus, i repeat to you once again what i said many years ago, we do not want to fight in ukraine, said lukashenko, he added that almost a month ago he ordered the units of his armed forces to target the decision-making center in your capitals with all the consequences that follow , this is ridiculous quote according to him, a few days ago, from the territory of ukraine, it tried to attack military facilities on the territory of belarus, but managed to

small-scale production in kremenchug, poltava region, and has already handed over 1,000 units of opticalnt to the military, this thing will save many lives, the reviews of the military are only positive, and now the garage rescans workshops work in several regions of ukraine, they even united in a kind of movement called the rear brigade and began to help the soldiers at the front, standing there, boys and girls risking their lives, they make it possible for us to live here, but in the grand scheme of things, we have to tell him that we don't just live here, and we also protect bodies and help absolutely all of ukraine to stand up and move forward. they wrap plastic with their hands. this is how they look. we can say that they are so sad, but at the moment it is such a period that you will not give it. it is quite light . when we weighed it, it was about 300 g. the periscope weighs the work. it does all its work completely. trenches are smaller for street fighting, look at us, all black paint, green paint, we take black sweat, green knives, more camouflage colors to our defenders, master

has announced a federal project of an ingenious block in which it will be cleaned, including the optical zone, a large volunteer project is going on for the second year , companies and volunteers , about 30 expeditions are planned for this season alone. including the expedition on the disk where it all happened, and there, yes, the guys are volunteers, specialists, about 20 people leave and there are about 30 hectares of polar bears in the world, only about 20,000 individuals need to be removed, but if in russia the animal is listed in the red book, then in the usa and canada they can be hunted by a rescue operation. people from dixon will look like this, under the anesthesia of a bear , they will get rid of a foreign body, and then it will be necessary to take out zinaida kurbatova, the victim as far as possible from human habitation. after a 10-day shutdown, gas through the nord stream pipeline again began to flow to europe reacts to this western press? in turkey today the ceremony of pouring the first concrete of the fourth power unit of the russian-turkish nuclear power plant will te

get out of this and the saudis are getting quite a lot optically, if nothing else.no question. >> no question about it. sorry we have to cut it a little bit short. we're up against the top of the hour. we appreciate your expertise as always. >> thanks for having me. >>> and it is the top of the hour. good morning, everyone. i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. we continue to follow president biden's trip to the middle east. he's been meeting and you've been seeing pictures, he is with the israeli president isaac herzog right now. >> so we'll continue to follow this. we are also staying on top of another major story first on cnn learning new information about a potential january 6 committee witness the panel says got a call from former president trump after their last hearing. more details on what that person may know in just

so in describing an honest woman designing a nice woman, not this able to though that optically you come block the light of his thought. i'm producer kind of artificial it started clips even like so. you can see not so mostly corano the stop by any objects, any at deborah, any kind of material that would be forming a new solar system. does the, does the, the technique of choreography, but none of the seem which is copying them so far they have been produced by that technique a, my, a, you were involved in selecting these pictures. that of the 1st pictures have been released, which is a novel. i have a look at them now. the 1st one is this one called webs. first deep field could just help us understand what we're seeing here on the, on those red dogs. and how long ago was it? here we are probably one of these faint blocks on all the blocks here are galaxies . and the only a stars that we can see in this image are those that show these diffraction pattern that looks like a, a snowflake. those are nearby as stars that all they, all they're fussy, those here are galaxy is we haven't really t

what are the optics here? >> well, the optics are not good for those who care about it.out many of the other aspects and the overlap there. people say what about china, all this what aboutism. what about the businesses that do business with the pga tour and saudi arabia. i've been critical of china hosting the olympics going back to 1996 when they were just hosting the olympics, and i've been critical of nba players and the nba itself for its deep involvement in china. and i was critical of an olympics in putin's russia. so, i think i've been generally consistent about this. and the issue here is not an alternative to pga tour. many golfers have issue with the pga tour. and if this alternative was funded by any other entity, any acceptable entity, other than the human rights abusing saudi regime with a long list of such abuses, that's the problem. when you say, well, others have done business with them, that may be true. but all of these golfers, in effect, are ambassadors for the saudi royal family. that's why they're there. they're in effect ambassadors. no one knows w

so what's driving us is very strong demand for optical communications think optical fiber for technologiesand access, cloud, computing very strong demand for fiber optics. >> again, that's the ceo of corning speaking to the president along with other ceos about the state of the economy, including the view from bank of america, marriott, some major pillars here kayla tausche is standing by to recap what the takeaway is, which seems to be the idea that the economy is healthy. >> here, kelly, the biden administration is leaning on corporate america and leaders of these specific companies to talk about how, yes, while growth is slowing and manufacturing and travel and mortgage lending, the balance sheets are still strong, consumers are still healthy and these companies are still hiring in most cases. here the white house is trying to illustrate by showing, not telling necessarily that the economy is still in a good place, despite the fact that this morning's gdp print showed a contraction by nearly 1% for the second quarter also, kelly, i found it interesting that president biden repeatedly sa

about it quite stubbornly, that is, in fact, we are talking about an unmanned complex that has bad opticshere because it is under sanctions and there is no mother blue and the control system is up to a maximum of 300 km, which is impossible to conduct any long-range missions using this type of weapon . moreover, it should be considered quite large in size, that is, as a target for our anti-aircraft missile systems, and the use of high-precision weapons implies that it will to work in the area of ​​our action of our anti-aircraft missile systems, it is just the same ordinary target as on the training ground. that is, its meaning will not have any difficulty for our armed forces in principle, and we must also mention such a fact that again, all its practical use is uh-uh. we simply recorded losses and even against much weaker air defense, such as in syria of the rebels, or in general it simply falls on its own, as it was on the border with pakistan, well , that is, you can therefore congratulate the russians with such a good acquisition and probably we will close this topic for a long time

democrats are deflecting away from these uncomfortable optics, biden cozying up to the crown prince that ordered that murder. adam schiff tweeting if we ever needed a visual reminder that oil rich autocrats have on our policy, we got it today. one fist bump is worth a thousand words. we'll have to rely on the white house whether biden brought up in his meeting with the crown prince jamal khaishoggi by name. he was asked in a press conference if he would. biden hedged. he said he brings up human rights, his views on the khaishoggi murder are well-established. but khaishoggi's widow told fox that the president promised her he would bring up his name in his meeting. what can be accomplished on the meeting? white house officials are setting low expectations in the way of any commitments or oil production coming out of the opec states. they're saying that not to expect an announcement there, even though there's some reporting bubbling up suggesting that there's an agreement in the works. however, one thing that is significant is the saudi's lifting the restrictions to their airspace, which al

and optics in this case, i think the optics are that this requires investigation.hat they do is wait and see what evidence the inspector general. comes up with. because remember, that is a function of why we have inspector generals in our agencies. one of the things donald trump didn't like was inspectors general, when he didn't like the conclusions of the work they were doing, in fact, fired quite a number from the community. mr. atkinson. i say that because inspectors general do have an important role, and it's one where the doj could pick up on an investigation if the inspector general is saying, hey, i found some rotten fish. >> mm. it all makes sense. you know, maya, it's no secret we come to you often for your expertise. i would say you're 1 in a million, but you're at least one in 82 million. >> i don't know if i want to be 1 in 82 million. >> ask these two fellas. you may not want to be, but that's the rarity we're talking about. again, in court, you look at fingerprints or certain evidence in court, sometimes you get down to a big enough number or small en