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products really awful on the human race to science service to the world free of g.m.'s in crisis eight would even be able to sleep cost the points of never send. me. ten people have been killed and ten i was injured after a student opened fire at a texas high school witnesses describe scenes of panic. the mayor who knew him but who later didn't read his body good day has been scared i don't know what to think of you know my everything shut up. my heart started beating real fast i didn't know what to do. for a russian spy a survey script out this john is from hospital in the u.k. ten weeks after he was poisoned fine of agent. and russian president vladimir putin hosts a meeting with german chancellor i'm going to well call with the wrong nuclear deal at the top of the agenda however. it's not all about politics here and saw a tree house buckle and put in cement their decades long friendship and vowed not to let disagreements room thinks. i'm kate partridge and you're watching the latest headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us. ten people have been

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be kind of her to just scientists treat extremely well on the human race to science service to free of g.m. and chrysler state which even people see cost the points of never sent. over the world. and now everything is being turned into a massive cloud of dust a series of thunderous explosions and a sign of goodwill and our team is in north korea's remote and mountainous northeast to witness the closing ceremony of the country's only known nuclear test site. but says donald trump cancels what was supposed to be an historic summit with north korea's kim jong un next month. french president heaped praise on russia as he joined by the reporter at the international economic forum in st petersburg we've got all highlights from day one. and look for rejects the latest findings of the air crash investigators.

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to chatter her future scientists truth that she in context really awful on the human race to science service to the world free of g.m.'s in crisis eight would be even be able to see as we passed the points of never send. everybody. another day another diplomatic one eighty from donald trump now he says that historic summit with north korea. despite pulling out yesterday shortly after pyongyang raised its nuclear site which. now everything is being turned into a massive cloud of dust he was there to witness how north korea's keep the center of the bargain with the u.s. . also had money tonight for the world's red hot topics or rather north korea and the u.s. sanctions i discussed. with. another world leaders at the somebody just the international economic forum.

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the human race to science services to free of g.m. and chrysler would even be able to actually pass the points of no ricin. welcome back to worlds apart but say barricade secretary general of the palestine liberation organization mr erakat there is some effort on the part of the former u.s. administration the obama administration to try to convince its european allies to centrally hold on for a few years until trump is voted out of office you know they say dia that one day nerve ballots will have returned i wonder if that is the perspective that you take as wild that this current american predisposition which is clearly harmful and unfair to your cause that it is only temporary well look we had meetings with the trauma administration and two thousand and seventeen thirty five times grieving for some months between our president and president trump and i held personally fifty one other meetings with them as negotiations we give them every possible chance with their decision and declaring goes right out of israel be disqualified themsel

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to her future scientists truth that she in context really awful on the human race to science service to the world free of g.m.'s in crisis eight wouldn't even be able seen as we passed the points of never send. ten people were killed in a school shooting in the u.s. state of texas several explosive devices have been found in the area witnesses described scenes of panic. you hear. just like it was scary you know which is you know really shot in march very brief you know which to. german chancellor angela merkel is on an official visit to russia with iran and u.s. sanctions topping discussions. it's all about politics here and house merkel in cement there decades long friendship and value not to let disagreements room things. former russian spy sergei script pal who was poisoned by nerve agent in the u.k. in march she's discharged from hospital in moscow says it's still being denied access to him in violation of international law. very good evening welcome to r.t. international where we start this hour with breaking news a passenger plane has crashed shortly after taking off the port i

products really awful on the human race to science service to the world free of g.m.'s in crisis eight wouldn't even be able to actually pass the points of never send. welcome back while u.k. prime minister tres m a plows ahead with plans for fracking in britain the un weighs in tomorrow with a report and fracking has implications for the paris climate agreement which attempts to avert global destruction the u.n. report is also set to outline potential earthquake risk posed by fracking joining me now is professor peter stiles forward visor to u.k. prime minister david cameron and an expert in applied and environmental geo physics professor styles peter thanks for coming on going underground even the u.s. geological survey admits that there is some quake risk but it's incredibly rare and what were you telling m.p.'s in the twenty four hours as well or earthquake risk i've worked for forty years on earthquakes induced by mining coal money that is and a variety of places from south wales through stoke where i'm now in yorkshire ok so mining activity is capable of causing

products really awful on the human race to science service to the world free of g.m.'s in crisis eight which may even be able to sleep cost the points of never send. chills seemed wrong. rowles just don't call. me lol it is yet to shape our disdain becomes to add to it and in gains from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back to cross like you are all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you discussing some real news. ok mark i want to go back to a story that is unfinished and i don't know if we'll ever be finished this cripples in the u.k. yeah exactly because it's dropped our ages here i mean this is a story that will never end do you think we'll ever hear from the two principals again i don't know and one of the reasons is that according to members of prominent members of the british press they have been issued orders from the government not to report on certain details of the script as a for what exactly those details are where those details might lead to do with the british governmen

out of her future scientists truth to dream projects really full on the human race to science service to the world free of g.m. and chrysler state would even be able to actually pass the points of never send. tween i. picks a fight with washington by adopting measures to take the sting out of u.s. sanctions on iran iran lashes out at the e.u. for not being supportive enough. for the exits of the united states from the nuclear deal the e.u. is political support for the nuclear agreement is not sufficient. two parties at opposite ends of the political spectrum seek the blessing of italy's president for the radical coalition manifesto. chilean villages so the local avocado farm supply major u.k. supermarkets serve less than having to drink water contaminated with human waste. good afternoon this is our international. iran's foreign minister is lashed out at the european union for not doing enough to help tehran counter u.s. pressure mohammad's areason marks come amid european efforts to save economic relations with iran which was thrown into jeopardy by the third of american sanctions af

on the human race to science service to free of g.m.'s in crisis eight would be even be able to sleep cost the points of never sin. no montrose ubiquitous in american politics as support our troops from the yellow ribbons lining suburban streets to the widespread memorial day parades and remembered ceremonies that our nation seems to surprisingly focused on commemorating respecting and remembering while running circles around the actual point of helping veterans returning home from combat or injured in battle perhaps the months last month long waits at v.a. facilities as a giveaway of our government's glaring oversight of the real issues affecting about drugs or perhaps it's the complete lack of discourse about the startling number of homeless veterans at our cities and the fact that over twenty better. as the day commits suicide nationwide that is why cory rowe the producer and director of the famed nine eleven documentary loose change has now moved on to his next project mile marker he joins us now on the show for a preview of his late

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there is a large science to service a gap. -- service gap. we have thought about what works for whom and what circumstances. unfortunately, when you walk through the door, you might not get that evidence-based practice. not deliveright with fidelity to the models out there. you are not always guaranteed. how frustrated it must be to the court to have them discharged, released, not engaged, not helped in any way. the last factor i want to highlight, that was underplayed in statements, individuals with mental illness get arrested for a lot of reasons people without mental illness do. they make bad decisions, hang out with the wrong people, are in the wrong place at the wrong time. we call that propensity for iminogenic.r i highlight that here to highlight the point, not all illnesses are alike. different strengths, different weaknesses, different needs. who among better rested population is more likely to have another crime? our arrested population is more likely to have another crime? judge leifman: anything else you want to add? isn't it the

what we have to acknowledge, there is a large science to service gap. i know. there's a ton of research to learn what works for whom and under what circumstances. unfortunately, when you walk through the door, you might not get that evidence-based practice. the clinicians might not deliver with fidelity to the models out there. you are not always guaranteed. and how frustrating it must be to the court to have them discharged, released, not engaged, not helped in any way. it happens all too frequently. the last factor i want to highlight, because it was underplayed in statements, when individuals with mental illness get arrested for a lot of reasons people without mental illness do. they make bad decisions, hang out with the wrong people, are in the wrong place at the wrong time. we call that propensity for arrest -- criminogenic. there's a way to measure crimonogenic risk factors. i highlight that here to highlight the point, not all people with mental illnesses are alike. different strengths, different weaknesses, different needs. that one of the things that w

yield three minutes to the distinguished gentlewoman from nevada, a member of the armed services committee, and the science, space and technology committee, ms. rosen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for three minutes. >> mr. speaker, today's vote on the previous question fails, we will have the opportunity to vote on my amendment, the jobs not waste amendment a proactive and innovate i proposal to turn yucca mountain into something useful a project that would create jobs without threatening the health and safety of nevadans and other americans across this country. ms. rosen: my amendment would prohibit the department of energy from moving forward with its current plan to ship nuclear waste by truck and rail through 329 congressional districts to yucca mountain until they consider a number of other job creating alternatives, including defense activities for unmanned aircraft systems, scientific research, the go a secure electronic data center a renewable energy generation. one of the arguments i regularly hear from proponents of yucca mountain is that it will create jobs and we have

science student at the school. not only did she excel academically, she communitied over 150 hours of community service. she started an after-school dance school. and was a debate champion. she attended arizona state improvement majored in biological science, specifically genetics, cell, and development biology. she continued her community service volunteering as an english tutor. dahlia graduated with a perfect 4.0 g.p.e. and receiveddard wards including the school life sciences award for plant-based research on cervical and breast cancer vaccines. today dahlia is a fourth-year medical student at harvard medical school. she's researching lung cancer and lung transplants at brigham and women's hospital in the dana far pwer cancer institute. in 2016 she won the robert ebert prize for her work on designing student-led health counseling programs to improve health outcomes in complex diabetic patients. and what does she dream to be? a cardio thoracic surgeon. she wrote me a letter, and dalhia said this. for many daca may be a political bargain. for me, it is my life. and because of daca, for the first time e

science that is not in service of social values is useless and harmful. the answers that engineers can give you answers to questions, but they are the wrong questions. the question for the engineer is how to maximize social value . if they do not recognize, as i said, that low income people have a bigger claim to a smaller number of kilowatt hours, then they should leave the room, they are not part of the debate. the charge should be, how do you serve john's people in the most efficient manner that you can. it turns out, science is less constraining than you thought. the digital revolution is about innovation at the end, not utilities and centralized planners. there's all kinds of crazy people and crazy things and some of them have. that is the answer, science needs to serve society and when they try hard, it turns out you will not oppose much pain on that, but they do not think about that. >> let me add to that, these typically are not regulated the same as utilities, the local board really is there to represent the consumers and the consumer welfare. se

i believe in science, but science that is not in service of social values is useless and harmful. so the answer is that engineers can give you answers to questions, but they are the wrong questions. the question for the engineer is how to maximize social values and if they don't recognize as i said that low income people have a bigger claim to a smaller number of kilowatt hours, then they should leave the room. they are not part of the debate. their charge should be how do you serve john's people in the most efficient manner you can, and it turns out that their science has always been less constraining than you thought. the digital revolution is about innovation at the edge, not utilities and centralized planners. it's all kinds of crazy people doing all kinds of crazy things and some of them stuck and they've created this. so to me that is the answer, is that their science needs to serve society and when they try really hard it turns out you are not going to impose much pain on them. but they don't think about that. >> let me add to that, this is -- cooperatives particularly are

understand the carbon cycle, which is an extremely high priority that comes from the service of the national academy of sciences and you have my commitment we are going to follow the guidance of the cato surveys for the purpose of keeping it as you have set a political, bipartisan, nonpartisan because of the science must not be partisan. nasa is not a regulating body. what we want to do is we want to get the science. we want to get the data and make sure we provide that data and that science to decision makers who can ultimately make sure we are doing the right things for the nation and leading the world. you have my commitment that nasa will continue doing that kind of activity. and we are. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. administrator for being here. appreciate it. you waited a while to get here, so glad you are taking charge. you and i talked about the facility. i wanted to know -- i know that you've been aware and are supportive of that. i want to know what you might envision for the future they are for the applications may be more beneficial but also within the federal government. if

the national parks service bringing in experts to figure out what to do next. a science professor tells cnn the geology of the white house does not naturally lend itself to sinkholes, and it could be the result of previous construction on the lawn or just that general swampiness. draining the swamp not going so well for the white house lawn apparently. twitter had a field day with this one, as you might imagine. >>> ahead, conditions in hawaii getting worse for residents as kilauea's eruption nears the three-week mark. next, hear from a man hit by a lava ball as he protected his home. if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers may feel overwhelming. so start your search with our teams of specialists at cancer treatment centers of america. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts >>> breaking news. pulitzer prize-winning novelist philip roth has died. he was a towering figure in the 20th century. a prolific writer, he offered more than two dozen books along with short stories and other writings that included "good-bye c

science and i was outside. which is now. according to a globally city services but if they did it in an adult adult. protective what is what is the latest asus. yeah she she. also. on ellen else has for this report. kael successes police. on sunday high high school to another nearby trashy shooting a man they lose jobs and five five. down down stooges we don't we don't we see sites i found last last now level at all times and this is i and i and i got schools. the schools was going on downtown and i lovehe legalese compensable multi scientology's. yeah. . at this moment without using you to legally divide will allow alone gestures. and but student in that class classrooms clearly she she was it was in the building. you know you know. and next thing you know. three. as was one of the differences that expect illegally detained. in trash last this last night with a with a low level talks between treatments. he was a president on trump's wanted independence and wide size house to express that. issue shooting unfortunately i have i have guinean. by a wrestler sing our our as a as a hard hearted wrinkled

sciences and in a career in the outdoors. had to be outside and i knew a little bit about federal side, u.s. forest service backed up by a place that i lived in signing would a ranger was confirmed to the park service you're my brother was working for pca, national park service conservation and said i consider a park service career. i started in 1976, as a seasonal on the national mall in washington dc and went west pre-quickly. for stop was guadalupe mountains i think mike career path has always been one where i was willing to sort of take on the tough issues. whenever there was a complicated , difficult issue that required a little bit of science and a lot of that policy in legal aspects and probably, you know, if you battle scars along the way, i was always the one that stuck up my hand and said i would take that on and approach it from strategic intent from a solution based community focus and a resolution that would improve the environment. i guess over time they kept giving me harder and harder issues until they gave me the directorship in 2009 with president obama. >> what is the role-- maybe you ca

service. that primarily use data and science as the backdrop to putting forth regulations when it comes to connectingark, you need to fish with a barbless hook. and we're talking about killing pups and baear cubs and wolf babies and taking undulates down from boats and rivers. it's incredibly unheard of. but unfortunately, don, it's really not surprising. there has never been a presidential administration more willfully intent on being negligent when it comes to managing our resources than this administration. the border wall through mexico and the united states and the protected habitats. the importation of elephant lion trophies. this is one more crack in the dam. >> just to be clear, a lot of -- don't a lot of people hunt this way? >> do a lot of people hunt this way? in what way? no, very rarely have i ever heard of states allowing people to spot hunt wildlife. in fact, most states, including my state in massachusetts, it's illegal to spotlights to hunt animals. you don't kill the offspring, their future generation of a species survival. >> listen, and you mentioned, you talked about the trump ad

science and technology. they say artificial intelligence will revolutionize our lives. google is working on a servicesing ai to make reservations using a very human sounding voice. >> i wonder if you can get me reservations for mother's day. >> it's too late. >> that's what i was wondering. good morning. here's a look at our inland east bay neighborhoods. ycee'rou climbing higher to 60. golden gate bridge, different than yesterday. look at the lack of mist, fog and clouds. that means driving, no worries weather wise. mass transit cool this morning. warmer this afternoon. we have the breezes coming back to our bay. small craft advisories starts at 3:00 this afternoon. south bay, partly cloudy at 8:00. sunny at 10:00 and 61. few high clouds roam across our skies. down to 62 degrees by 8:00. inland east bay valleys, some of our warmest weather we flirt with 80. start off with sunshine and 59 at 8:00. sunny at 10:00 and 66. mid-to-upper 70s from noon to 5:00 and comfortable 67 at 8:00. so everything i'm hearing from you is good news so far. seems like a friday eve light commute. >> that's very wordy, but

what is so different about transgender service that makes you think that through the data and medical science don't justify it, transgender service will harm the readiness and lethality of our force? >> well, senator, i regret the way you characterize it. i would remind you that when i came into this job, i said i don't come in with a preordained or agenda to change something. i'm in to carry three lines of effort forward. one of them was to create a more lethal military, and i believe that service in the military is a touchstone for patriotic americans. the military protects all americans' freedom and liberty to live as they choose, and we're proud of that. 71% of 18 to 24-year-old men and women in this country do not qualify for medical, legal, behavioral, intellectual reasons to enlist as a private u.s. army, 71%. in this case, i was meeting with the service chiefs and the chairman, not at the joint chiefs, the service chiefs last spring, and they were asking me questions because we are coming up on the advent of the induction of transgender, and they want to know how they're going to deal

have some flexibility, keep in mind the enormous opportunities for good public service and their own careers of, one, in science the biology of biodiversity ecosystems and other complex environmental problems which we haven't sufficiently addressed in order to save the living part of the environment. and then, in addition, to consider careers in which the protection of the natural environment is key whether it's law, whether it's business management, is a key ethical and practical element. >> yeah. i would add -- >> you want to add something? >> yeah, i would just say, you know, a life in conservation can be extraordinarily frustrating and rewarding at the same time. you know, leopold said that to be a biologists is to walk in a world of wounds. but at the same time, you want to help fix that. and i would suggest that don't necessarily think of conservation as one particular career track that you have to go into an ngo or you have to go into public service. that the business community needs conservationists, the municipal planning districts need conservationists, the architecture and landscape architecture fiel

find creative ways to work with the private sector for services, for example, lunar services that can complement the science agenda of nasa. and there is discussion about the human spaceflight program, as it relates to the iss. that is very important and ongoing discussion at the hill -- that the hill and the administration are having. those just happened within the last two weeks. there is also a smaller bill that was marked out of committee on a bipartisan vote about four weeks ago, called the commercial act thaticle act, and addresses a certain class of vehicles that can support spaceflight, like a virgin galactic airplane that might have other uses. is designed to empower a mechanism for those uses for the public, in a way that meets the public interest. those are the three major legislative activities just in the past month that happened on the house side. the: my understanding is, action now moves to the senate. is that right? mike: that is usually how it works on the hill. the senate is the cooling saucer, i think they call it. >> very diplomatic for a house guy. as a former senate staffer, i would l

which establishes the research program of uniform services, university of health sciences. 50, which revises the subcommittee on military personnel, a markup on military alignment and surgery across the joint force. >> any of the discussion on block package number one? all in favor say aye. all in up -- all opposed say no. and thes have it amendment is adopted. >> i have been amendment at the desk. distribute thell amendment. the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. >> last year, the u.s. armed forces court of appeals overturned the rape conviction of coast guard inmate second-place john rice back. his conviction was overturned because the court found, rightly , that the panel had been stacked with women every -- with women. most of whom have been worked with victim advocates. the panel consisted of 10 women and two men. the women were on that jury because the commander put them there. the commanders sole responsibility for choosing members create two main problems. it can lead to unjust outcomes for both victims and the accused. panels can be stacked in either d

services over the years top u.s. officials have. when it comes to science this guy is a traitor a treasonous and he has broken every law the united states the guy ought to be and i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the death penalty want to do it illegally shoot the son of a. man as a terrorist you can act tough and say if we catch you we're going to hang you whatever wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service ignorance or misplaced idealism is no longer an acceptable excuse for lionizing these demons are running again says the whole case against the songs goes against the first amendment. this is a first amendment case julian assigns is protected by the first amendment that's the reason why we have a first amendment to protect the press he's a publisher and he is an editor and he is a journalist they didn't like what he had to publish that's the reason why the u.s. is serious about extraditing and charging julian a songe the u.s. will bring them over to this country and then they will put

services. senator whitehouse: how about a.s.i. data science. that company's c.t.o. worked on s.c.l. projects, it was a subcontractor to cambridge analytica and there was a resolving cast of data scientists between that organization and cambridge analytica? mr. wylie: yes. senator whitehouse: they are a frequent contractor? mr. wylie: when i was there i believe their role was as a supplier of -- as the company was growing there was an increased demand for more and more data scientists, and they were, i believe the contract that they had was to provide data scientists. senator whitehouse: do you consider them part of the cambridge analytica network we described? mr. wylie: if you your definition of network is anybody who has an ongoing relationship, then, sure. senator whitehouse: you said the company palentier had staff working on the data, there were meetings with them at the offices and that staff helped build the models for the ripon program, is that correct? mr. wylie: yes. to clarify they said all of the work that was being done by staff was done in pearnl capacity. senator whit

services that could complement the science agenda. is also some discussion there about what is the future of the human spaceflight program and requirements at nasa particularly as it relates. that is an important and ongoing discussion not to hell and administration have. those are the two major pieces of legislative activity just happened within the last two weeks. there is also a smaller bill that was marked on the committee i partisan vote about four weeks ago introduced by a representative called the commercial space vehicle act. it is addressing certain class of vehicles that can support a spaceflight like a virgin galactic sort of airplane that might have other use. so that bill is designed to empower a mechanism for the uses to be provided to the public for compensation but in a way that meets the public interest. those of the three major legislative activities in the last month that happened on the house side. >> and so, my understanding is to some extent that the action now moves to the senate. is that right? >> that is usual

creative ways to work with the private sector for services, for example, lunar services that could complement the science agenda of nasa. and there's also some discussion in there about what's the future of the leo human space flight program and the requirements of nasa look like, particularly as it relates to the iss. and that's a very important and ongoing discussion that the hill and the administration are having. so, those are the two major pieces of legislative activity that just happened within the last two weeks. there's also a smaller bill that was marked out of committee on a bipartisan vote about four weeks ago, introduced by representative posey called the commercial space support vehicle act. this is an act that addresses a certain class of vehicles that can support a space flight, like a straddle launch or like a virgin galactic sort of airplane that might have other uses. so, that bill is designed to empower a mechanism for those uses to be provided to the public for compensation, but in a way that meets the other public interests. so, those are the three major legislative activities just i

hanna boost sew which establishes the tri service dental program at the uniformed services university of the health sciences. amendment 250 by dr. winstrop which revises subcommittee on military personnel mark up regarding the administrative alignment of paidediatric surge >> any other discussion on block package number 1? if not, the question is on the block offered by gentleman those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. the ayes have it. and the amendments are adopted. gentle laid from california is recognized. >> i have an amendment. >> the clerk will distribute amendment. without objection, it is considered as read. and california is recognized five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. last year u.s. armed forces court of appeals overturned the rape conviction of coast guard second class john rise beck. it was over turned because the appellate court, rightly i might add, that they were stacked with women, most of whom had worked as victim ac toe vits. so the panel was ten women and two men. they were there because the court martial put them there. the sole responsibility for choosing channel members