sampson he was introduced to open source at the age of 9 when the one laptop per child initiative gave him a computer running the linux operating system. today he's a coder and board member of sugar labs which develops a learning tools for children. his career trajectory has served as inspiration for the 1st ever open source festival in lagos nigeria. to advocate. a lot of really people doing really really massive job you know. so difficult in these you know that was one of the. one of the challenges you know. in the community was thinking about how we need to solve a problem you know not to bring the experience to see you know. america africa. according to the latest get the number of african open source projects has increased by 40 percent in the last year more than anywhere else in the world. one of these projects is run by a nigerian team using drones to map parts of us more than 1000000000 people worldwide but in places that don't have an official address which makes it hard or even impossible to locate them sometimes these. people cannot claim state support or get medical treatme

recent years more and more african open source developers have stepped onto the scene 1000 year old sampson goddy from nigeria is widely recognized as one of the top open source coders. 2 years ago 19 year old sampson garvey from nigeria co-founded open source community africa africa currently has one of the fan. growing sectors and the platform helps connect young african developers and the majority of the between africa. meets it's. 2 different people from different african countries you know i've. been working with people in you know in south africa in. a site open source is really difficult for me to do it because this is huge over 1000000000 people kind of music right everybody goes by with. sam he was introduced to open source at the age of 9 when the one laptop per child initiative gave him a computer running the linux operating system. today he's a coder and a board member of sugar labs which develops learning tools for children. his career trajectory has served as inspiration for the 1st ever open source festival in lagos nigeria. really people doing really really. difficult gettin

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sampson wong who is also a junior art professor believes in the power of images. to sing about how the role of a marriage. we show up at the old creativity and then move on i think it is rare situation where and crowd creativity become very important by crowd creativity i mean everyone created to get up trying to make the movement stronger sold in this long just about polls to this is the gist of optical it. is the ball more ball how to sustain the energy of the to move. i was the. result. it's more about actions like. where people create a song called corey to all call. the story of this song illustrates what wall means it all began with the melody on the internet. law at some point an unknown person wrote a narration and people started gathering spontaneously to sing their new anthem. then a few professionals produced this music video which was also put online anonymously . in no time at all glory to hong kong became the battle anthem of the protest movement. it is sung at demonstrations whistled in underground stations and a flash mob congregates almost daily s

mixed martial artists nico sampson is one of germany's most talented young fighters also a social worker. you know it's m.m.a. has a dark side it's a platform for hooligans and members of the far right it's a full contact sport so. for sure if you're viewing this from the perspective it's also 'd useful good or could be useful using this in the street i think that's the thing which is the most appealing for them. countless promotional videos shared online demonstrate hooligans and right wing extremists are using the sport to prepare themselves for violence and as a means to recruit new members. it's common to see m.m.a. trained hooligans working out in football uniforms of clubs with known far right elements in their fanbase. to the games and far right fighters have their own spaces for training and events this is possible because mixed martial arts is not officially recognised as a sport in germany and lacks a single overriding governing body all this means it's nearly impossible to regulate sampson it's a steers clear of hooligans but knows right wing recruitment is a problem. the scen

to regulate sampson needs a steers clear of hooligans that knows right wing recruitment is a problem. the scene. should be aware of and should talk about because it's a developed one with the right wing we see not only in sports. he's trained in jim zwerg fighters were kicked out for their extreme far right views but he believes preventative work and education should be the 1st option. if you're a right wing person you just start organizing yourself which is also dangerous because then you don't have an inside in what is happening there and maybe people start to recruit. other people which is also dangerous development expert says steps have to be taken to solve the issue because it is less controlled there are more opportunities for them to to organize things and to to be in control basically i think rick ignition. greater regulation of the sports will will will benefit it and will help to fight off the far right influence these changes could go a long way to ensuring the far right and hooligans don't have a fighting chance to recruit through mixed martial arts. business south africa

el incidente ocurriÓ en las calles clay y sampson.distintas mientras se limpiaba la escena. >>> fue acusado formalmente de homicidio de un oficial en el condado monterrey. daniel victoria de 42 aÑos, supuestamente huÍa de un policia de salinas cuando lo intentÓ detener por una infracciÓn de trÁnsito. no terminÓ hasta el sujeto quedo atascado en el lodo. aÚn asÍ se reusÓ seguir las instrucciones de los oficiales y terminÓ en una balacera con los policÍas. nadie resultÓ herido. >>> un hombre de 48 aÑos, fue herido en un tiroteo el martes por la maÑana, en el distrito de san francisco. se le acercÓ a la vÍctima y le disparÓ a quemarropa antes de huir. no hay arrestos ni una descripciÓn del sospechoso. >>> muchas personas aseguran que durante esta navidad, no celebraron la fecha debido a diversos problemas. >>> darÍo lÓpez ca pera visito una familia en cuya mesa se sintiÓ la ausencia de una madre y un hermano. este Último asesinado en honduras el mismo dÍa que fue deportado. >>> fue asesinado en presencia de familiares. >>> se convirtiÓ e

and it makes ralph sampson look small.the former warrior flipped on all 17,000 lights which we will see illuminated into january. >> i love that. you always slip that virginia big man in there. >> the raiders may be leaving for las vegas but back in the bay area. they hosted a toy drive. >> you can count on all the bay area teas teams always giving back every year. got a story on a completely different level. >> this is real, real human interest stuff. ski next time somebody approaches you to buy a t-shirt or a holiday sweater for a good cause. before you let it go in one lobe and of the other. consider the story of quintin wiggins and his teammates who are paying it forward. >>> there are some new ways to honor a friend, a teammate an impact on the community. virtually all of the 17 years, quintin wiggins touched those around him. >> since freshman year every winter. he has been on this court. so, it is, what we missed we missed him. >> i'm used to having lunch with him every day, coming to practice with him, competing an

sampson wong who is also a junior art professor believes in the power of images. to sing about their role in the age of the show on the t.v. all creativity and movement a thing it is rare a situation where and crowd created that they become. very important by crowd creativity i mean everyone created to get up trying to make their movement stronger sold and it's not just about polls to us it's not just the ball particular in that . is the ball more ball to sustain the energy of the all to move. guys know you. guys know. it's more about actions like. when people create a song called corey to home call. the story of this song illustrates what wall means it all began with the melody on the internet. at some point an unknown person wrote a narration and people started gathering spontaneously to sing their new anthem. then a few professionals produced this music video which was also put online anonymously . in no time at all glory to hong kong became the battle anthem of the protest movement. it is some demonstrations whistled in underground stations and a flash mob con

and finally i took david grossman's little book, a difficult story but sampson is a very unlikely hero. kind of a thug willy, but goldman, if you want to see what midrash is like, you see it, you see it with goldman. he takes, grossman rather, he takes every single sentence and comments on it and comes out with some beautiful thoughts about human nature in the person of that unlikely hero, sampson. so yes, i think we can probably, there are attempts to find scriptures can do once. they can become rather sloppy and sentimental, but when they are applied with rigor in the way that milton did and grossman, you have an intelligence that makes you see the scriptures differently and apply them to your own age. >> wonderful combination of scripture and literature. thank you for that complete answer. right over there. >> hello. i had a quick question. given the fact we're in the world's largest library and tonight you have reminded us that throughout the history of writing, the primary way we communicated taught and learned was through oral technique to much of which would probably have forgot

sampson the self. quoting buddha a prop is the stance of the food each day then they think yes i'm going to insist. on the hill towns my school could have marches on houses which just. as the fires continued in brazil also narrow took the stage at the u.n. general assembly in september defending his response to the crisis they are not no with us still there for us throughout the evening course will be the bill for which is major loss i mean it's a major. and took aim at other countries saying the amazon was presumes to use violence or death as follows mortal bodies easier judge of the embark corners me just as the media paul told you form of there is this pay top. dollar in your earliest. version out archaeal you know that my thoughts get out our north us a bit and here. the president why have you weakened over certain protection in the amazon we made repeated requests to president bolton i was office for an interview but were told he was unavailable there is no doubt. that president obama's own belong

germany and lacks a single overriding governing body all this means it's nearly impossible to regulate sampson it's a steers clear of hooligans but knows right wing recruitment is a problem. the scene may in germany should be aware of and should talk about it because it's a developed one with the right wing we see in not only in sports it's we see in our whole society he's trained in jim zwerg fighters were kicked out for their extreme far right views but he believes preventative work and education should be the 1st option. if you will ride one person you just organizing yourself which is also dangerous because then you don't have an inside in what is happening there and maybe these people start to recruit. all the people which is also a dangerous development expert says steps have to be taken to solve the issue because it has lost control. there are more opportunities for them to to organize things and to to be in control be sickly i think rick ignition and great the regulation of the sports will will will benefit it and will help to fight off the far right influence these changes could go a

remember ralph sampson?will also feature several smaller trees as well as a menorah and 30,000 ornaments. >>> happening today, the area around san francisco city hall will light up preparations made for tonight's official tree lighting ceremony starting at 4:00, the mayor will help turn on the lights at 530. it's at civic center plaza between city hall and the winter park ice rink. >>> animal experts advising you to secure holiday decorations and make sure they are up high enough they won't get caught among wildlife. marin animal services posted these photos of the deer wandering near a home that became caught and tangled in christmas tree lights. the deer got too close to shrubs and the lights became caught on his antlers. experts say dear can eat that, they can still eat but likely they will shed the on slurs antlers. >>> it has not been upgraded since 2005. so we need upgrades. >> the weekly test of the san francisco emergency sirens are coming to an end. how long the system is expected to be off while it

and the opioid epidemic, linda sampson news long-term strategy than for addressing substance misuse mental illness and those rural communities. >> the issue of addressing substance abuse, we certainly have a lot of resources that we are devotingre towards that ande thank congress for the appropriation block grant funding can be utilized for the treatment of any substance use disorder. in addition to the rants, which also can be used to treat opioid use disorder any occurring, mental illness or substitute disorder, a great number enrollees to have co- occurring substance use and mental illness and certainly itd can fund news can be and are appropriated for the as well. >> very good and mr. mcdermott, d.a. is our nation news hotline defense to elicit controlled substances and we just recently mark the one-year anniversary of our bipartisan legislation support act which comebacks the opioid epidemic and worked in that measure to strengthen drug takeback programs efforts and drugsse safe disposal of how can dea work to increase the participation in those drug takeback programs. >> hit a button

david: david sampson, always a pleasure. thanks very much for being here. >> thank you.now that speaker pelosi is officially asking house democrats to proceed on impeachment, will big legislative items like usmca for example, funding the government, take a back seat? more on that after this. (brakes screeching) okay. so, today you're going to leave your phone with a guy named flip. (ding) but it's more than your phone, it's your business, your customer data, your sales figures. and who can forget, those happy hour selfies? not flip. (honking, gasping) this isn't working. introducing samsung business security solutions, with knox software. with the galaxy note10, you can remotely wipe data or lock phones, so your business is secure even when your phone isn't. samsung business solutions. hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office

here come the u s tyler huntey airs it out for sampson a cool 25 yard touchdown utah's right back inuld convert a two-point try to make it a one possession game. organ nature to put is away cj verdell plus loose. nohance to catch up 70 yards of the end zone part of a 200 yard nit for him ducks role 3715. when the conference ruin utah's collegf football playoff hopes again is off to the rose bowl. >>and finally warors in chicago trying to end a winless road trip on a much more plsant note golden state in the boys a win for on this current trip. les go right to the ck and forth in the final stanza warriors up one raymond green and the alley oops working tonight, willie cauley-stein9794 warriors the other end. lls response lowry marketing 3 ball game time in the last basket came with a minute left it was sloppy down the stretch. was big green glenn robinson, the 3rd time meeting at the rim warriors go up by 2 and that seals and 198olden state your fina the warriors with their 5th win of the seas. dr. 3 club the team of 20 points back hometo see the grizzlies on monday coming up kron 4 s

a 90-foot-tall christmas tree on stage now is former warrior player ralph sampson. washington light this trick-or-treat tree. >> there it is. >> that looks gorgeous. the warriors on the road right now. chase center inside is empty, but there are hundreds of people outside getting ready to light this tree in a few minutes. >> they've got that background going, the snowflakes. so festive. and really a nice evening to be doing all this. >> we have 50s, jacket weather. it's starting to feel like christmas, which is going to be coming here in a couple of weeks. don't see any big rain in the forecast at least for san francisco over the next 30 minutes or so. if they get this lit, i think it's going to be pretty fantastic. >> thanks for joining us here at 11:00. we'll show you the tree lighting at 11:00. >> at 11:00. see you then. >> good night. on the economy, a unique leader. mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high s

. >> ralph sampson, former warriors player. i'm 6'4", so i'm a tall guy.e's 7'4". >> did you feel like laura? >> now i know what laura feels like when we're standing next to each other. i kept looking up at him, i don't do this often. >> you have to post the picture. >> it's on my facebook page. it's a different perspective for me. >> it looked beautiful and you did a good job. >> and he knows when it's raining before all of us. >> good thing it held out last night. >>> we do have a break but will be starting out with fog this morning. taking a live look outside at walnut creek we'll see some peeks of sun. we are seeing the next storm system approaching, the big swirl, the clouds, the upper level low that will drive all of that rain. hour by hour, 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. it's pouring with rain and we're going to see that spreading to the rest of the bay area. pretty much all day and will have rounds of rain moving in. that will bring in high winds because it is a large system and the center of the low tracks just north. the next system may dry up before i

and letting the tree, one of the tallest ralph sampson. have several smaller trees and 13,000 ornaments >>> happening today, the area around san francisco city hall will be lit up for the holidays. preparations will be great, the official tree lighting ceremony starts at 4:00, the mayor will turn on lights at 5:30, the tree will be at civic center plaza and the winter park ice rink. >>> two crime scenes and two different cities. we are live in castro valley with what happened and why a local state of emergency. the wet weather triggered a mudslide. we are in san bruno live this morning to tell you how they are being affected and how long it will take to repair the situation. >>> the rain returns to the bay area, causing a lot of concern for details on the preparations underway >> this is mornings on 2 at 7. >>> 7:00 on a wednesday, december 4th. >> are you all set for a rainy wednesday. >> i'm glad i driven a couple get rained on. >> some of us did. >> a little bit. >> you did not?? that is getting out of here. santa clara valley g also ar

earlier we passed the dorothy sampson legislation for women vets. [ applause ] >> thank you so much.ant to bring in pavel patel, a senior at johns hopkins university studying had you been heal -- studying public health. >> thank you. speaker pelosi, how do president trump's recent comments disparaging baltimore as a rat-infested city make you feel and what is your vision for improving cities like baltimore across the country? >> thank you for your question and for remembering my brother tommy. my brother tommy was mayor of baltimore when he was in his 30s. his hallmark as mayor, his vision was to say, i want to rid our society of every vestige of discrimination. and that was his call to action. as far as the president is concerned, this will sound flippant, but he should know about some of that because his son-in-law has been cited for many violations in baltimore, in the apartments that he rents out, there. but our urban centers and our mayors are really giving us great hope as to how we can work together. the president is out of the paris accord. but our mayors and many states and

according to sampson data, more than 11 million americans had a serious mental illness in 2018. a third of them received no treatment in the past year one third. just imagine if one third of americans with cancer, heart disease, diabetes, received no treatment for those illnesses in a given year. we would recognize it as a national failure. which is precisely, what we have had for is it too long on serious mental illness. americans with serious mental illness died somewhere between 15 and 20 years younger than other americans. 125 of these individuals will die by suicide. about ten times more americans with serious mental illness, about 400,000 at any given time, are in jail or prison that are inpatient psychiatric facilities. these are major challenges to overcome which is why he went to work for a president and his administration that are more focused on serious mental illness than any previous men administration. that is true all across my department hss and especially of the and mental health services administration. from day one are terrific secretary has made it clear that

it includes the original 1792 biography of deborah sampson, one of the first recognized women combat veterans in american history. she disguised herself as a man, easier in the day when all you had to do was draw your hair up in a ponytail when men wore ponytails as well, wore a continental uniform and was wounded in battle near tarrytown, new york. she took two musket balls in her .f i -- her thigh deborah did not want to be discovered. she dug one of those musket balls out of her leg by herself. she carried the other in her leg until the day she died in 1827. it was there when she gave birth to three children after the war. she was granted a disability pension in 1792 under the law establishing those pensions when the new federal government was established. her life story told in its first edition is a great treasure. another great treasure in the room is the badge of military merit. you have all heard of the badge of military merit even if you do not know it. it is a purple silk cloth about the size of a half dollar. it is the first american military decoration bestowed upon enlis