to communicate with each other and build human, human good relations, let's finish about the secret universitywas really secret, hundreds and hundreds of people studied there, the polish authorities persecuted and yet it functioned and yet and yet it was like that, well let's start with that , that he in fact, it just started with the fact that right after the treaty of versailles... the rules for minorities there were changed, the ukrainian minority was in lviv, such a very minority and also quite a passive minority, and in fact the lviv university was forbidden to teach in the ukrainian language, and the students left in protest, then the professor supported it, because they were also forbidden to teach in ukrainian, and it was essentially an act of protest, if so briefly, an act of protest, when yes... they singled it out separately and created it specifically for contributions, voluntary contributions volunteer, civic, they made this university , they hid for several years in a row, they were really, they were followed and followed by the local police there, actually followed, and there we

, and the secret university and this environment in general, and if mixed, mixed, that , which was not galicia or just kharkiv or just kyiv, but it was these mixed environments that allowed them to communicate with each other and build human, human good relations, let's finish with the secret university, it was, it was really secret, that's how they studied there . hundreds and hundreds of people were persecuted by the polish authorities and yet it functioned and yet and yet it was like that, well , let's start with the fact that it actually just started with the fact that right after the treaty of versailles the rules there were changed for minorities, ukrainian the minority in lviv was such a very minority and also a rather passive minority, and in fact in lviv. the university was forbidden to teach in the ukrainian language, and the students went on a protest, then the professor supported her, because they were also forbidden to teach in the ukrainian language, and it was, in fact, like an act of protest. in short, the act of protest, when they singled out and created it specificall

let's finish the secret university after all, it was, it was really secret, that's how hundreds and..ied there, the polish authorities persecuted and yet it functioned and yet and yet it was so well let's start with the fact that it actually started with the fact that right after the treaty of versailles the rules for minorities changed there, the ukrainian minority was in lviv, such a very minority, and also a rather passive minority, and in fact at lviv university it was forbidden to teach in ukrainian and the students went in protest, then the professor supported her, because they were also forbidden to teach in ukrainian language, and it was by in essence, as an act of protest, to put it that briefly, the act of protest, when they singled it out separately, created it specifically for contributions, voluntary voluntary, civic contributions, they made it a university, they hid for several years in a row, they were really being tracked. in different places and in apartments and in and in st. george's cathedral and somewhere else in the novakivskyi school, which was actually just a p

it's amazing, for me, it's just an amazing story about about a secret university and about how or there are any memories that it was for oleks novakivskyi, that is, how, how he about he said that it was a hostile university , i didn’t find it, i can’t say, but the fact that it was very important for him, he was, he saw himself as a guide for... youth according to sheptytskyi, i understand from his comments, that he was not just a guide, he was a role model, that is, he is a person who, as a self-made man, he was able to make himself and he was able to be ukrainian, he chose to be ukrainian, he was able to be influential, the media wrote about him all over europe at this time, he was actually successful financially. uh, and, uh, well, and he, well, was a creator, he was an artist, and to be a successful ukrainian artist, before him, it was almost unrealistic. he, in fact, set the creative industry, the beginning of the creative industry, because he showed that you can make money not only from paintings, but you can develop there on postcards, on caricatures, and this is what they, they d

we hope that the presidents of the university will take the institutional offices and the secrets of the university seriously, because some people think that when we say that the university is the city of the university. islamic means, for example, that a mosque should be built now for congregational prayers there are some of them too, but the growth of science and technology is one of the goals that we in the islamic university industry paid attention to. well, dear viewers , we are approaching the horizon of tehran at the time of maghrib azan. akbar allah, akbar allah . i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. hai ali salalah hai ali salalah hai ali al falah hai ali al falah god bless god, god is great, there is no god but god there is no god but god, supplication , dear compatriots, continued news, the minister of interior, while attending the presidential people's communication center, while congratulating on the occasion of council day, considered this day as a symbol of peop

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begin using this camera to learn more about our solar system and tried to unlock some of the secrets of the universe. >> it is golden gate park's 150th birthday today. the 1000 acre park is one of san francisco's most visited and beloved parks. the city has celebrated its special day with a lively event near the conservatory of flowers. the park's oldest building. and you have to cross that bridge to get to go in a park and the north bay. so i guess that's why we're so there you there's a connection. >> mayor lenny curry, city officials and commu members are all in attendance to celebrate about. 25 million people visit the park every year. it's home to some of the city's most popular live events such as offering the park comedy day and of course, outside lands. cities may have the nightlife, but the convenience and affordability of the suburbs is becoming a hot item as a millennial generation moves into its home buying phase stacker compiled a list of the best suburbs to live in california and some bay area cities are on that list. mountain view came in at number 4. albany came in at 5 berkeley. num

will be an opportunity for often impossible science experiments — a chance to unravel the secrets of our universel eclipse could be visible in some parts of the country. and we will have special live coverage of the solar eclipse on monday here on bbc news. we will have a special live stream as well. you can also find lots more on the bbc news website including how scientists will be conducting experiments during the four minute blackout window. there is plenty in that story and all of the rest of the day's news on the bbc news website including the latest on developments from the middle east six months on from the israel — gaza conflict. i am rajini vaidyanathan, i will be back after a short break. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it certainly has been a weekend of contrasts — wet and windy, stormy for some, glorious for others. you had to make the most of the sunshine when you had it. after the warmest day of the year so far in east anglia, it was not a bad start to sunday morning. it did cloud over a little as the day progressed. and the week ahead is going to stay pretty unsettled,

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scientists say they will be using this camera to learn more about the milky way and unlock the secrets of the universe may look very happy about it in the east bay. tomorrow was supposed to be the return of oakland's first friday, but it's been postponed due to rain in the forecast. the monthly event brings together small businesses, artists and performers on telegraph avenue. it was canceled over the past 3 months because of financial issues. and now organizers say they're trying to best their best to host this event next week. if that does not happen, it will return in may. so check in with cuyler. not a final what's going on with the rain for the rest of the day today. yeah. let's take a look. you can see that roads are dry right now here at the golden gate bridge. but just be careful if you are headed out because we do have some showers out there right now. >> let's show you futurecast as to when this wraps up. you can see 09:30pm, tonight still having some of those scattered showers tomorrow. a little bit less to start the day. but in the afternoon, another line of potentially john, a juiced up s

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. >> david: "secrets cause i've been warned by new york university to leave the area, go home and >>s at columbia who we consider to be the heart of the student movement. >> this is a movement rooted in solidarity, in anti-racism and anti-imperialism. >> i think it's a very difficult time for a lot of jewish students. >> this is an actual crisis and an imminent threat. >> i condemn the anti-semitic protests. i also condemn those who don't understand what's going on with the palestinian cause. >> tensions boiling over as pro-palestinian protests spread to more college campuses. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry biel and i'm dionne lim. >> those protests, which began a week ago, are now coast to coast and at universities right here in the bay area. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley begins our coverage now from berkeley. >> it's called the free palestine camp sprouting up on the steps leading up to the administration building at sproul plaza at uc berkeley, 12/10 yesterday. and the camp is growing exponentially free. gaza messages are scrawled in chalk everywhere, a

students of the higher school of economics. ahead of competitors from 170 universities from 50 countries. probably the main secretis that since our school days we have all been strong olympiad athletes. the guys plan to continue do this. you can participate in the final twice. this was their first attempt. the international student olympiad in programming is annual. this time the competition was held under the patronage of president abdelfattah lcc. for the first time, the organizers combined the final competitions for 2 years, but also in the second final. future champions in programming, there was a serious selection for the world tournament at the university, russia was represented by the best of the best, they will certainly be very useful and in demand in companies, they are capable of doing large practice-oriented things, for example, what? for example, the development of various applications, they are only 20, but with the status of absolute world champions, all doors to the largest it companies are open to talented programmers. ain ruvlakhmetov, dmitry shestukhin, kirill aksenov, valeria popova. news. aer

a lot of protests around it, but the university said our secret value is freedom of expression and we're going to pay the price of our conviction, surprised the principal by the pay not security and letting him speak. and that's what they did. and we were able to celebrate the few bits of paying the price of the you saying about toners uh, to the university wealthy people provide funding or that this really for the university matter. yes. sadly, you think and hope that the university with guided by pedagogical value 1st 5 values having to do with free speech making those sacred interest. but instead, we're starting to see the universities are really 1000000000 dollar corporations that respond to the kinds of incentives sent to them by donors. and that's tragic that very say i and i think that's do use i the opening up to that reality now. and they're becoming active and trying to really take control of their university so that the focus is on learning. not on satisfying. don't just one more question, very quickly. progressive care, a lot of accusations that the chance, for example, right

secret. so it's no surprise that she feels as if her university has a band in her and chose to silence her instead as just dresses by canceling her speech. the university is rewarding hatred and some of them and, and she, palestinian voices, have subjected me to a complaint of racist hatred because of my uncompromising belief in human rights for o. i was hoping to use my commencement speech to inspire and my classmates with the message of hope by canceling my speech, u. s. c is only given to fear and do void in hatred. but she's not alone. daniel shaw, a professor at the city university of new york with the extensive years of teaching behind him, was fired after he criticized israel's actions in golf. so the decision to pull my contract was made unilaterally by school president carol me and because of pressure she felt from outside of the university. i was fired because of my outspoken it's about the united states and israel's ongoing genocide of the people of gaza. zionist forces with no relationship to the john jay college, community docs. me friend me and ultimately gotten me fired. and well, w

in the soviet years, it was said in great secret that the soil under the moscow state university buildings of tons of liquid nitrogen, there are secret, powerful cryogenic installations down there, they are constantly they cool the foundation, if the devices suddenly break down, it’s scary to think about it, a catastrophe, the whole huge building will... ring down the slope, into the moscow river, horror, and there is also a legend among students about a girl in blue who, like a restless person, looks into the room, this is the spirit of a student who once upon a time jumped out of a window; in our history , young people... involuntarily had to remember this legend. that evening, a group of students were walking near the main building of moscow state university. the boys told the girls scary stories. and suddenly a female figure stepped forward. a dark stain was spreading on her light clothes. help! the students backed away and the figure sank to the ground. the young people realized that there was a woman in front of them, she was seriously wounded, but when the ambulance arrived, it was

secret? i passed the last exam, guess what, that’s it, university i graduated, congratulations, who you studied. olympiev is registered here with his aunt, by the way, she’s the only relative he has left, but at this address... he hasn’t lived for 7 years. do you think that the aunt will turn her nephew over to the cops? no, of course not, so let's go the other way. hello, citizen, boss, won't tell us, he'll tell to others. meet me. anatoliyzhuks. greetings. they asked him to give him the little one, but he really wants to see each other, sit down, drive the chef, how to indulge in good old memories of the past, you understand, and you drop me your phone number, the mountain calls me sometimes, you know the mountain, but no, i’m just bones, well then i can’t help you, little circle, well, i can’t do anything at all or what? well, why, i’ll say that you came, they will find you themselves, flint, so they can detain you and interrogate you, it’s useless, they don’t inject themselves, okay, thank you, come on, citizen at the beginning, wait, go across the yard so she can draw one for you. i feel o

♪ ♪ >> this, the thrilling moment the university of denver men's hockey team won their tenth national championship. their secretthe stands. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: minnesota's edina hornets, a high school pep band. ♪ interest squad stepping up because denver have a band of its own. so the team's director josh burlow connected with band d director andy richter. tell me about getting that call. >> it was exciting and an opportunity i just could not pass up for our students. >> one, two, ready, go! >> with less than two weeks to the frozen four, time was running out. >> we were scanning sheet music and emailing through them to and asking them to learn the denver fight song. boy did they ever deliver. >> talk about the challenge, andy. you didn't even know the fight song. >> well, luckily, the fight song is kind of short. and so the kids really latched on to it fast and were able to learn it. ♪ >> so these two dozen high schoolers suddenly in the national spotlight for the last two games of the season. >> i think it's crazy. this is a college event and we're high schoolers playing it. >> talk to us about the spirit that t

and another university system sends me in myanmar help folks make weapons in secret workshops decides the military just the thank you for joining us. we begin in central guys where and is really striking debt. all the law has scaled at least 7 a to work as most of the foreign nationals, the convoy was hit shortly after leaving a warehouse. the victims intrude upon his simeon a us canadian duel national and citizens of australia, the u. k. and poland. their way employees of wealth, central kitchen, a charity, coordinating a deliveries. so the guys are straight by shape. these are the ami says it's reviewing the incident at the highest levels. well, central kitchen has described the killing of its staff members as a targeted attack in his statement. it says the team was moving in a d convicted zone in 2 ahmed cars and another vehicle barry the organization's logo. and despite coordinating his movements with these very ami, the convoy was bombed, why leading away house? it says this is an attack not only on our organization, but on humanitarian organizations. and the chatty says, it is u

. ♪ ♪ >> this, the thrilling moment the university of denver men's hockey team won their tenth national championship. their secretstands. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: minnesota's edina hornets, a high school pep band. ♪ >> reporter: the squad stepping up because denver have a band of its own. so the team's director josh burlow connected with andy richter. tell me about getting that call. >> it was exciting and an opportunity i just could not pass up for our students. >> one, two, ready, go! >> with less than two weeks to the frozen four, time was running out. >> we were scanning sheet music and emailing through them to learn the university of denver fight song and boy did they ever deliver. >> reporter: talk about the challenge, andy. you didn't even know the fight song. >> well, luckily, the fight song is kind of short. and so the kids really latched on to it fast and were able to learn it. ♪ >> reporter: so these two dozen high schoolers suddenly in the national spotlight for the last two games of the season. >> it's crazy. this is a college event and we're high schoolers playing it. >> reporter: talk to us about the spi

time we're revolving around the sun, but we're all part of this universe and the universe was showing us some of its secrets at that point in time. >> as i mentioned, here, a former astronaut. so you've been to space. how does that shape your perspective as you experienced this kind of very rare celestial event? >> so as i was looking, again, i was thinking about being a child when i was in chicago years ago and there was a partially clips and just trying to get a handle on things. and then as an astronaut, i always think about the fact that people talk about how we looked down at the earth and everything that we know is here. >> for >> me, it reinforced the feeling that when i look up when i look away from the earth, when i was in space, it again connects me with this world, with this universe. and know that i have a responsibility when we start to think about all the kinds of things that we know how to do these days in science. >> you know, the prediction of the class >> started a long time ago and we are building up on all of that knowledge in the past. so i ask, what are we going to do to the future? wh

certainly use university students and engineers in yet more help on groups make weapons in secret workshops to fight the military gym. and is really as striking. there are by law in central guys has killed at least 64 and workers and they are a palestinian driver. there were members of wealth, central kitchen, a group that's coordinating a deliveries transported by ship from cypress. the convoy was had shortly after leaving a warehouse despite making these really military aware of that movement. citizens from australia, the u. k, and poland are among the dead faint and 100 reports. they came to help bring relief to palestinian suffering and gaza. but they ended up as yet more victims of these rails war and is really air strike, kill these aid workers from the humanitarian group, world central kitchen. one of them was palestinian, and all the others were foreign nationals and their governments are demanding answers astray, expects full accountability for the desk of i'd with is a which is completely unacceptable. i'd workers and those doing humanitarian work. you need a whole innocent civili

universe? these are big questions >> unlocking the secrets that we never knew >> well over 10,000 individuals, 10 billion behind schedule over budget >> there's thousands of ways hey, is this can go badly in one way, it goes right. >> james went begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe >> and those other worlds lee images displayed on a cosmic pestry >> this has started the moment for humanity and i feel we are super privilege that we can actually see this hofully refleconf rselves and to learn more about wre we came eplaci our reali. rendling a childke imagination >> we are all astronomers as a say wt's out ther ou look up >> and you can see one of the astronomers that we profiled there, dan milli salvage really getting choked up as he walked into webs mission control for the very first time. so much has been said about the telescope itself, the hardware, and of course it's an engineering marvel. >> so much has >> been said and seen about these amazing images that the webb telescope has captured. but what we wanted to do with this show is really capture th

universe? these are big questions >> unlocking the secrets that we never knew well over 10,000 individuals, $10 billion behind schedule over budget >> there's thousands of ways this can go the hadley and one way it goes right >> james well begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe >> and those other worldly images displayed on a cosmic tapestry this is a historic moment for humanity and i feel we are super privilege that we can actually see this >> hopefully we'll be able to see reflection of ourselves and to learn more about where we came from >> its breadth >> to replacing our reality by rekindling a child-like imagined nation >> we are all astronomers as a kid, as an adult, you look up, you say, what's out there >> so. we spt two years following o scientific tms. as these scientists became some of the very first scientists to ever get their hands or eyes on the most powerful telescope ever built. and you could see one of those astronomers they're dan milli salvage, getting them emotional as he walked into webs mission control for the very first time. and, you know, john, i think ther

universe? these are big questions >> unlocking the secrets that we never knew >> well over 10,000 in 10 billion over budget >> there's thousands of ways this can go back hadley in one way it goes right. >> james, when begins to voyage back to the birth of the universe >> and those other worldly images displayed on a cosmic tapestry this is a historical moment for humanity and i feel we are super privilege that we can actually see this >> hopefully we'll be able to see a reflection of ourselves and to learn more about where we came from replacing our reality by rekindling a child-like imagination >> we are all astronomers was a kid, as an adult, you look up, you say, what's out there >> be sure to catch and all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper, one whole hour, one whole topic tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. only on cnn. first of all, with victor blackmail is up next. hi victor. so what's coming up? >> all right, so the video of donald trump meeting with blank supporters doing huge numbers with folks on the right, but who are these young people? >> and does this tell

-1 tv channel, the film 100 years ago, inspired by the universe of kir boluchev, will be released on april 18. on the radar. talks about the secrets creating a great painting. the material for the film was the personal archives of the torkovsky family; unique footage from the director’s cut, which was cut out during the final editing , will appear on the big screen for the first time. also, as part of special screenings, viewers will be able to see the restored documentary film "time of travel", which andrei tarkovsky shot in the early eighties in collaboration with stanin guera. directed by james marsh, whose filmography includes stephen hawking's universe, king of thieves and race. returns with a new biopic, his film of genius concentrates on the creative rush of samuel beckett, the irish modernist writer who became one of the founders of the theater of the absurd. the main character of the detective thriller hitman the last case, his name is john knox, rapidly loses memory. very soon john will not be able to remember his own name, and his son accidentally kills a man. and now one of the best killers in the world has only a week

. >> university of new haven lecturer bobby mcdonald is a retired secret service agent who worked joe biden's detail. he says the officer had to make a split second decision, facing multiple variables in an increasingly violent world, we've seen more threats made towards members of congress that normally didn't get threats. >> people who are hurting out there, whether it's financially or from a homeless situation or a mental health situation, at least one group is casting a critical eye at the actions of the security officer. >> in an email to acting police chief paul joseph, the president of the san jose naacp says he's troubled by the rapid escalation of the situation into a physical altercation. it was distressing to witness the lack of attempts at de-escalation from the officers involved, the department, via email says. despite continued de-escalation attempts, the unprovoked suspect continued to advance on the officer, eventually striking him . in the kron tv video, several passersby see the struggle and then help the officer detain and arrest pollard. those who know these street

university of new haven. lecturer bobby mcdonald is a retired secret service agent who worked joe biden's detail.says the officer had to make a split second decision, facing multiple variables in an increasingly violent world, we've seen more threats made towards members of congress that normally didn't get threats. >> people who are hurting out there, whether it's financially or from a homeless situation or a mental health situation, at least one group is casting a critical eye at the actions of the security officer. >> in an email to acting police chief paul joseph, the president of the san jose naacp says he's troubled by the rapid escalation of the situation into a physical altercation. it was distressing to witness the lack of attempts at de-escalation from the officers involved. the department, via email says. despite continued de-escalation attempts, the unprovoked suspect continued to advance on the officer, eventually striking him in the kron tv video, several passersby see the struggle and then help the officer detain and arrest pollard. pollard is being held at the main santa clara cou

. >> university of new haven lecturer bobby mcdonald is a retired secret service agent who worked at joe biden's detail. he says the officer had to make a split second decision, facing multiple variables in an increasingly violent world, we've seen more threats made towards members of congress that normally didn't get threats. >> people are hurting out there, whether it's financially or from a homeless situation or a mental health situation. >> at least one group is casting a critical eye at the actions of the security officer. in an email to acting police chief paul joseph, the president of the san jose naacp says he's troubled by the rapid escalation of the situation into a physical altercation. it was distressing to witness the lack of attempts at de-escalation from the officers involved, the department, via email says. despite continued de-escalation attempts, the unprovoked suspect continued to advance on the officer, eventually striking him . in the kron tv video, several passersby see the struggle and then help the officer detain and arrest pollard. those who know these street

that uk universities, notjust the uk, other countries as well, have seen attempts to get hold of sensitive research, sensitive material. not, if you like, what would be typically thought of as secretally talking about spying here, but often academic orjoint ventures in the academic world. in which sensitive technology and sensitive research might then pass which could be useful to another state, for instance, china. it is hard to understand, but if you think about it as perhaps if the university was carrying out some kind of research on movements under water and the ability to detect those, that might be open research which could have some value commercially for a university but it could also have a national security implication for instance, in detecting submarines or detecting cables underground. and it is those kind of collaborations or those kind of ventures which the uk security services are worried about, that universities may not realise that sensitive research could be useful to a country and could have some kind of military or national security application, or for instance, research on surveillance or technology or cctv or some of those kind of areas, that this could then

university system. the public is against, you know, gender, ideology and secret child sexual transitions in.ook at any of the polling. these are all 70% 80% issues, but they're not policy. and so to me, the political work is two fold. one, you have to dominate public opinion. you have to create the language. you have to feed it into the media cycle. and then you to polarize a strong majority of the public in your favor. because politicians are lagging indicators. politicians get when it's a little safer in general, state legislators. so. so you have to create the conditions for to not have courage principles all these beautiful things but actually it's easier to do do the thing to not do the thing. so the public opinion is, i think, the basis of this. but then there's an institutional problem. i think ideologically we've defeated this ideologies in the sense if you look at the public polling we're in a strong position against them. so say, oh, that therefore, you know, woke has. ever heard that people say that like some stupid columnist. the woke as we're peak woke you know post woke. okay y