uh, the so-called signal.er spectrum, which should have a certain slope, which is known there, white noise is zero there with us. yes, he is so smooth , there is flicker noise there, which is the only frequency. there is red noise. this is a kind of red noise. only its slope should be 13/3. this is from the prediction, here are mergers, merging supermassive black holes, here is an inclined there should be noise there 13 13, third you say an amazing thing. you are saying that the calculations that are being made for something that is extremely far out there in the universe and is located absolutely randomly here happened here did not happen. it happened here. here it happened now here then and so on, when they get to where the light is coming from the selected pulsar, they in a certain way introduce, as it would be expressed, disturbances in the nature of the signals. you can say that, right? this is probably how it can be said for a long time it is necessary to observe, because the frequencies are such frequen

does it send a signal— signals it sends. does it send a signal that— signals it sends.signal that we are not - signals it sends. does it send a signal that we are not taking i signal that we are not taking climate _ signal that we are not taking climate change _ signal that we are not taking climate change seriously- signal that we are not taking climate change seriously if. signal that we are not taking. climate change seriously if we signal that we are not taking i climate change seriously if we are approving — climate change seriously if we are approving those _ climate change seriously if we are approving those oilfield? - climate change seriously if we are approving those oilfield? the i approving those oilfield? the government— approving those oilfield? the government says _ approving those oilfield? the government says they- approving those oilfield? the government says they are i approving those oilfield? the government says they are at| approving those oilfield? the i government says they are at still very much— government says they are at still very much r~ _

the one who understood his signal was hit from behind.due to the fact that, uh , drivers of e vehicles do not know the signals, there was a traffic controller, in my opinion, six months ago. true, i repeated these, but forgot again. i don’t remember where i should go. i'm the first one standing right now. here, if the hand looks to the right, turn to the right, young traffic inspectors. they know the rules. so they can give a forum to many adults are taught to regulate traffic; they are also taught at a special safety area. andrey and i will try. drive through intersections , focusing only on the signals of young traffic controllers. well, let's join the flow? i 'll go first and show you the class. i went. let's do it right. can you look there at the traffic jam that the traffic controller put together and misled me where? phew what's so slow? thank you for waiting you're welcome, well , let's check your knowledge in the program . every traffic police inspector goes through a special test before going out on the road. preparation. includi

somewhere we increase the green signal burning time for any direction of movement. soup also monitor the status of traffic lights in real time. and if any traffic light fails , a red circle lights up on the dispatcher's screen. you can also receive information about the employees of the state traffic inspectorate, as well as from citizens by phone or by appeal, including those received through the electronic portal object and submit an application for elimination? and if now, when traffic lights have become electronic, typical, breakdowns are associated with software, errors, problems, with power or with radio equipment battles, then earlier problems were reduced to wear of contacts and lamps, by the way, it was the shape of incandescent lamps with round, glass, flasks , which were installed inside each section of the road assistant, influenced the widespread use of the round traffic light that is familiar to us. science project is on air today we are studying traffic lights. and here's more about what we will tell you when auto traffic becomes an object of research

the turn signal is not fixed here. yes , it's a bit odd here. how did i get this turn signal?press left, it works. i want to turn off and immediately turn the turn signal to the right, maybe that's why bmw doesn't turns on the turn signals, because, well, they don’t want to embarrass themselves, because all the time left right left right alarm. they are worried when a malfunction occurs . bmw makes a characteristic melodic sound, from which some owners begin to have a nervous tic. after an accident, the owner of one way for spare parts to dismantle the price of new body parts can ruin. crash test according to the x5 euron-cap technique oddly enough, it did not pass, but in america it received five stars for the driver and four stars. for front passenger in a frontal impact side impact five stars. let's see if the suitcases for the whole family will fit, and mother-in-law, please, let's start with the carpet. there is a ski hatch here. oops, i wonder what it is? even the owner didn't know he had one until we started filming. i wonder what it is some kind of belt, and i understo

the three auditors say, is the second signal, well, priezdoltong is the third signal, we have magaterresiding body, that is, a lot is happening, next week there will be signals and many signals, but we need to understand what we have to prepare for, because the 24th year will be very difficult. in particular, at least 20 countries have to go through elections, so we have to to understand how we can leave, as you say, our subjectivity to international politics, not become this toy, and what do we need, yes, these signals, what should they lead us to, but let's start right away, i will introduce to the satisfaction of the guests, volodymyr fasenko, political expert , i congratulate you, good evening, yes, well , the audience knows, andriy dligach, doctor of economic sciences, shevchenko konu professor, ceo of advant group, congratulations, and taras semenyuk, international political. welcome, congratulations, good evening, congratulations, and what, then let's start with that the first signal that natalya started talking about, this letter that came , a lot of conversations, is it an ul

what you think that signals?- you think that signals? sumi, that signals _ you think that signals?hat signals a _ you think that signals? sumi, that signals a strong - you think that signals? sumi, | that signals a strong message from the ukrainians to the russians that they are going to push this war hard. they are going to attack into occupied territory. the russians are occupying crimea. that is ukrainian territory, the ukrainian territory, the ukrainian sending the message that they have the capability now to hold those military targets in crimea at risk and that they are ready to do it. i talked to ukrainians yesterday and today. they are very pleased about this. these are civilians that are watching this. the military has crimea in their sites, so the strong message is that they are not giving up on crimea.- giving up on crimea. and, ambassador, _ giving up on crimea. and, ambassador, do - giving up on crimea. and, ambassador, do you - giving up on crimea. and, i ambassador, do you think giving up on crimea. and, - ambassador, do you think this is going to be opening up anoth

well, most of the signals with a characteristic structure we see on the screen are broadband signals,vertical bricks. this is actually the data link of the unmanned aerial vehicle. of course, to detect, qualify a drone and raise the alarm is not enough; a dangerous aircraft must be neutralized by the system that performs this task presented. here, this complex, having recognized the enemy drone, carries out its trajectory, tracking and suppression. four radar stations provide an all-round view of the space. the station detects a flying drone at a distance of up to 2 km and automatically controls a rotating platform on which a thermal imager and a system for suppressing control and navigation signals are installed. the next stage is when the drone’s image is captured by the video analytics system. eh, he grabs this drone and holds it approximately in the center of the screen, thereby allowing the operator to identify the target of the drone - it is either large birds and so on. we can either use a mask specified by the operator, or, generally, equalize this distance with detection and

but what if the device and signals into the brain? if you put stimulation or electrical current into the brain, you can prevent things like stages or, or trim is. and so, you know, that's obviously a application for us. we can get to almost any region is brian, through the blood vessels. and so it's not unrealistic to think that we can record when a seizure might happen, for example, and then provide stimulation to stuff. but detecting and helping treat neurological disorders could be just one of many ways. spring computer interfaces might be used in the future. the computer chips i use in a variety of technologies such as virtual reality or artificial intelligence, needs to be quick and ideally use as little energy as possible, quoted collab startup from open model. it's chips on the fastest and most energy efficient computer out there. the human brain, the system is called dish brian and combines silicon chips with human, your owns a computer chip that needs to be fed with unusual sustenance. the dish brain receives human brain so.

how well do these signals work?nformation hide all this information about the explosions and for example they began to provide i previously spoke about the fact that they constantly say that they are displacing weapons since the second world war and now another chip has appeared and this is what they will say you are on duty, there are explosions for the liquidation or displacement of emergency structures, and here are such explosions today, they are articles about such explosions, for example, in sevastopol and in other cities of the crimea, that is, they are looking for all kinds of excuses for such so that the people of e no less think of their city as regards a-a recruiting or there mobilization, i spoke back in august about the fact that they have a plan until the middle, that is, before the elections , to gather 3,000 people to mobilize a thousand people in the armed forces of the russian federation 2,000 i would like to remind you that aksionov also has a private military campaign called convoy, and there are

blinken's visit to ukraine gave a political signal.ught with him a new state aid package of more than a billion dollars for military purposes for humanitarian purposes to help border guards and policemen who will be today. work in the territories freed from occupation and, finally, on the implementation of further reforms of ukraine and the fight against corruption, this is also very important. the summit that will be held next year is the washington summit of nato and at which ukraine hopes to receive a clear signal on e-e membership in the alliance is also normal. of the high segment of the general assembly, which will be held on september 19th, 5th of this year, that is, the entire set of issues . of public announcements, but which over time, at least some of them will be known, and some of them may be known, when they will write memoirs, and officials of the united states of america will come out. well, and ukraine. this is already after our victory, mr. oleksandr. here is something else i wanted to ask blinkin to chernihiv, well,

and we is young juice and germany cannot accept the signal. we believe that i have on i should be suspended at least until you know more about how this scripture ended up in his bag and, and so we have more details about his connection to it. yeah. there are other members of the jewish community here in germany. who says that they do not accept his apology, much like you don't, but still think it was the right decision politically to keep i longer in office. do you disagree with that strongly to you to understand where, where that reasoning mind comes from. you might understand this with technical and the political decisions beside us, but again as the chair of young, unemployed, to unapologetic to students in germany who wants some sort of justice and one to send out a signal that it's not possible to do whatever people one's up of us and that's consequences after antisemitism, i need that in that position. i believe that it was not the right decision that was made to keep. i've got an office. yeah. now more broadly looking at german society

indicators that are in public view, but i suspect strongly that there are intelligence reports or signalse government of burkina faso that suggests that emmanuel needs to leave the country. during france's military presence, burkina faso turned into one of the poorest countries in the world, amit a growing presence of terrorist groups affiliated to al-qaeda and daesh, which killed thousands of people and a humanitarian crisis in the country. the government of burkina faso now says it will collaborate with new partners to restore security. this might have been informed by the activities of of french troops across the region it is expected considering the heightened terror attacks, insurgency in the in the sahel, the support from the french troops was meant to subdue the... reduced their impact and their activities across the region, however what we have seen over time is that has been rising and worsening security situation in the sahil, so while we may not be sure of friends france's obstrusive or diversionary activities within the region, what's the argument is that the presence of franc

here the transitional authorities have signaled to the mission that they themselves intend to retakenusma camps following the missions withdrawal. now maly councelled independence day celebration this year after attacks by sergans in the... the country's interim president asimi goita say the anniversary will be celebrated in sobriety following attacks that have left dozens of people dead, what's your take on this decision? well, i think it's it's a it's a relatively sensible decision, i think it's a it's a pragmatic decision, and i think it signifies that the the regime currently in charge of mali at the very least understands the severity of the task that lies ahead of it, so instead of hiding. sort empty triffalist signaling, the regime seems to understand that there is lot of hard work ahead, so basically it doesn't really make sense to waste time and energy on you know on necessary and signaling right now, so the message that he put out in my opinion was exactly right, it's a time for sobriety and it's a time for looking forward for looking to the task ahead, instead of pating yo

uh, or the collar signal is from a leopard collar. leo disappeared back in mid-may, experts.dator could leave the signal coverage area, but the pause was very long and in addition, at the level of rumors , reports appeared that in the area of ​​​​the village of ilkhotovo, someone was hunting a leopard using camera traps. leo also stopped hitting foresters. the monitoring group hasn’t noticed his traces for a long time, but start adding more information. that is , they also go to the area and interview local residents using a set of these data. ahh, we can draw conclusions that perhaps we can talk about an episode of poaching. leo released into the wild last year. this is still a young predator, about 3 years old, perhaps that is why he is not yet careful enough at times. it was recorded near populated areas by a leopard, a rare animal listed in the red book, and the restoration of its population. in the caucasus , leopard hunting began several years ago and is prohibited due to poaching. a real sentence awaits while pre-investigative actions are carried out. perhaps a crimina

i think the signal to some extent i can understand the signal they want to give today, given the increase of oil prices and stagflationary environment that they consider. guy: was there policy mistake? did they need to deliver this last hike? peter: i think here if you look at the whole curve, rates actually have come down slightly . the long end of the curve has come down slightly. in terms of making conditions more restrictive, we have not seen much. the euro has fallen in value so i would say the psych looks a bit dovish. but it is also normal christine lagarde was saying it is not the antidote of the interest rate cycle and it will be data-dependent, but it is clear hand i think markets have interpreted that way, that probably rates have reached a peak with a high probability. christine lagarde said the door is still a little open. alix: do you think the path of least resistance -- if the market does not believe the growth part, are we going to get cuts sooner than we think? peter: i think you will see the ecb was saying rates will remain present or higher levels for long period of ti

we may see the signal based.kong exchange canceling trading taking place for the rest of friday, so the first of september is a washout for hong kong at least for the time being. haslinda: well, that's right. while you cast your eyes on the typhoon for singapore it really is about the presidential race. a three-way race. you know usually the financial race is not really significant but this time is quite different because of what has been happening over the last couple of months. we heard from -- earlier saying politics has become exciting. you're seeing the three men lying for the presidential post. front and center is the man who is likely to become the next president they say trade the question is what will the margin be? if you look at the last general election he counted more than 70% of votes because he is a popular man. whether or not he cannot this time around remains to be seen just because of the scandals in recent months. ng kok song has become the man that people are talking about. quite an exciting p

here the transitional. have signaled to the mission that they themselves intend to retake ginsma campslowing the missions withdrawal. now mali cancelled independence day celebrations this year after deadly attacks by insargans in the north. the country's interim president, asimi goita says, the anniversary will be celebrated in sobriety following attacks that have left dozens of people dead. now what's your take on this decision? well, i think it's it's a it's a relatively. sensible decision, i think it's a it's a pragmatic decision, um, and i think it signifies that the the regime currently in charge of mali, at the very least understands the severity of the task that lies ahead of it, so instead of hiding behind sort of empty, triumphalist signaling, the regime seems to understand that there is lot of hard work ahead, so basically it doesn't really make sense to waste time and energy on, you know, unless. and signaling right now, so the message that he put out in my opinion was exactly right, it's a time for sobriety and it's a time for looking forward for looking to the task ahead i

bt belarusian television began, from here with communist 6 on january 1, 1956, the first domestic signalent to the wonder of daility. or the miracle of technology of the fifties, a television could afford such a luxury, not everyone could afford it, not that now a television is not only in every home, but also in a smartphone. good evening, dear comrades, we are starting our test broadcasts. the highest 200-meter wave is believed to be the television center. recently first difficult tv shows. it allowed broadcasting for about 6 hours a day at a distance of about 60 km from the selection center. the first moscow programs of central television came to belarus in 1957, when there was the seventh festival of students and youth in moscow to deliver the signal, three repeaters, 11 stationary and svalinsky and two more, which were installed on airplanes 3,500 m between orsha and vyazma, and this is how the signal came to belarus. and no money, no metal. the total height of the tower with the antenna was almost 200 m, by the way, many they are mistaken that we are still broadcasting using this s

it be straight no, no, the priority for road users will be the signals from the traffic controller,hts, requirements of road signs or road markings. we decided correctly, but for this we had to think for a long time, comrade, maybe you’ll go already? you see, i pressed the first one, on the road our thoughtfulness stopped the movement, we had to follow the children, who understand what the traffic controller wants, on the simulator, as soon as we started to rush, we immediately began to make mistakes, look, the red one wait where he wants, to the right, it seems to me that you can go to the right, why not, you can’t, yes you can, no, that’s wrong, that’s when i was afraid of it, that’s what it is now. when to drive, and i’m the first to stand, if the stick points to my mouth, i make a right turn, but it’s straight for me , it’s not difficult to remember the traffic controller’s signals , many people know these jokes from driving school, the stick is pointed up, everyone should stand, she orders, yes , if the stick is facing to the right, you have no right to drive, that’s right, if

an investigative team is sent to the place where the last signal from the collar came from. slopes. somewhere in this area, about 5 km from the nearest populated area. leo was recorded strong for the last time. looking between the incident is the detection of traces, it is desirable. i live a leopard. well, in case of his illegal extraction of any traces. uh there will be, well, traces of biological origin , blood, for example, the remains of wool. uh, or the collar signal is from a leopard collar. leo disappeared back in mid-may, experts. for some time it was assumed that the predator could leave the signal coverage area, but the pause was very long and in addition, at the level of rumors, reports appeared that in the area of ​​​​the village of ilkhotovo, someone was hunting a leopard using camera traps. leo also stopped hitting foresters. the monitoring group has not noticed his traces for a long time, but they need to start an additional one. that is, they also go to the area is interviewing local residents using a set of these data. ahh, we can draw conclusions that perh

does this signal a new dawn in relations, or is it just a one off? this is "inside story." ♪ hello and welcome to the program. i'm mohammed jamjoom. iran and the united states rarely agree on anything, so a deal to swap prisoners is a rare event. two years of delicate negotiations bore fruit monday with inmates released by both sides. two of the iranians are staying in the yes -- in the u.s. and two went home. we will be discussing of all of -- first, here's a report on a rare day of cooperation between the u.s. and iran. reporter: emotional scenes as five americans held by tehran for years arrived at this airport in qatar's capital, doha. in exchange, washington police -- unblocked $6 billion in frozen iranian oil funds. the high-stakes diplomatic deal was negotiated by qatar over the years. >> at many points there was no light at the end of the tunnel. both sides went through a lot of difficulty to get the final language that was approved over the financial channel and also over the prison exchange. reporter: the prisoner swap is the first deal in

between orsha and vyazma, and this is how the signal came to belarus. no money, no metal, the total height of the tower with the antenna was almost 200 m, by the way, many are mistaken that we still broadcast using this structure. no, technology is developing too quickly, and it has literally lost its relevance. in the very first decades, it was optimized by shortening it by 40 m. and now it is one of the most recognizable objects in minsk , which was the lightest device , a cable for it, and that’s all. you had to carry this on yourself, in the late fifties. yes, these were still tube covers, that is, tube technology with all its virus advantages. naturally, she was warming up, and the weight was large, there were such healthy bands the width that was in the control rooms, the engineers were still adjusting. in order to quickly synchronize the sixty-first year, a direct line for the sake of religion was opened in the sixty-seventh year. already our viewers could see color programs; in order to receive materials from vitebsk and from brest, we came to a

our signals. at dusk. the communists have a hard time tracking down, but we take chances especially on nights. an escape is planned. in the beginning, many people escaped in broad daylight by jumping out of windows facing the western of the city. our firemen were there to help. we we remember the woman being held by communist guards to prevent her from joining her family even threw tear gas at who were below ready to catch her. that's when they decided to extend the wall and cut access to the buildings facing west berlin. they sealed every window. many bricklayers came over to side of the wall rather than do that kind of job. they strung barbed wire on the roofs to close off another of escape. many homes along this side of the wall were raised. they blinded with reflecting mirrors. they threw tear gas. they tried everything to keep us away. we threw the tear gas grenades back at them. they laid minefields in the countryside. they increased patrols. they planted new watchtowers. but we watched them too, and

we as young dudes in germany cannot accept the signal. we believe that he should be suspended until we know more about how this scripture ended up in his bag and until we have more details about his connection to it. >> there are other members of the jewish community here in germany that say they do not accept his apology. much like you don't. but they still think it was the right decision clinically to keep them in office. do you disagree with that strongly? do you understand where that reasoning might come from? >> am i to understand the political decisions? but again, as those that want some sort of justice and want to send out the signal that it is not possible to do whatever people want with us and that is consequences after anti-semitism -- i believe they are keeping it in office. ? brother, looking at german society as a whole, the reactions to this and the scandal itself, what does all of this tell you about how anti-semitism is dealt with in germany? >> after the scandal, we can see something that we as young juice already saw ma

this as a signal from the ecb that they are donein signal from the ecb that they are done in terms of interest rates further, because although, as you said, inflation is still uncomfortably high in the eurozone, i think they are seeing signs of easing in the euro area economy. the bank of england, us federal reserve also making decisions next week, any indication of what to expect? i would expect the bank of england, like the ecb come face interest rates further like the eurozone, we're also seeing underlying inflation remaining uncomfortably high. the situation of anything in the uk is a bit magnified, wage growth is no longer but it remains rates that are far too high to be consistent with the 2% inflation target. i think we are looking at another rise in interest rates here in the uk, but like in the ecb, i suspect we're getting close to the end in terms of high interest rates. that is the good news.— that is the good news. always welcome! _ let's go to new york now where the opening bell has just rung on wall street, on the day shares in the british microchip designer arm will sta

and yet the signal _ is here to go all the way. is here to go all the way. and yet the signal from the - is here to go all the way. and yet the signal from the us is as strong as ever, with the visit of antony blinken. talk it through what that does for ukraine, his presence in the country and of course a commitment to a new aid package. commitment to a new aid package-— package. this is a very important _ package. this is a very important thing, - package. this is a very l important thing, blinken announced that not only will this have the counteroffensive but it goes beyond, to rebuild a thriving country, this is a vote of confidence for ukraine's future, it includes also 300 million in that package which will restore and maintain law and order and provide ukraine with much—needed mine resistant, ambush protected vehicles. the us is demonstrating a new—found confidence in the counteroffensive and blinken said that much, and it's very important that it comes amid some slackening of support for ukraine on the part of the american p

could have signalled this evening that it would not - labour could have signalled this evening thathis. instead it has decided to take a _ with this. instead it has decided to take a different _ with this. instead it has decided to take a different approach, - with this. instead it has decided to take a different approach, and - with this. instead it has decided to take a different approach, and i. take a different approach, and i think— take a different approach, and i think that — take a different approach, and i think that will _ take a different approach, and i think that will cost _ take a different approach, and i think that will cost us _ take a different approach, and i think that will cost us some - take a different approach, and i. think that will cost us some votes, actually _ think that will cost us some votes, actuall. , , , ., actually. republicans would tell president biden _ actually. republicans would tell president biden he _ actually. republicans would tell president biden he has - actually. republicans would tell| president biden he has declared actually. republi

if you have the 49er signals, you could steal our signals. it is easy for me to help out john. >> one of the girls turned on the nfl network and saw super bowl mmxxiii highlights film. they heard some of the plays. >> i heard the play on the nfl network last night. >> most of the girls are playing organized football for the first time. >> running downfield, you can't spin. you can do what kylie does. that is some sweet stuff. >> reporter: they are having a blast teaching them the game. >> short passes. you need to be crisp. float short passes, trouble. >> they are catching on to us. >> we've got to rip it up. >> reporter: john calls the plays and i said on the field. all the girls are whispering, what do i do? you got to go here. >> what i love about the girls is, they love football. >> it has also been a perfect chance for steve to connect with his two dollars -- daughters following in dads -- dad's footsteps. >> the quarterback is here. they are going to pitch it to the halfback. >> my boys did not play football. my girls are out here playi

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that intake is detected by chemo receptors in the intestine and deliver, they likewise send signals to the brain. and we only feel stated once confirmation about an adequate quantity and quality of food as arrived. the calorie intake from for apples is far more satisfying than the same amount of calories from a small chocolate bar, which by the way, will make you quickly hungry again. or triple regallix with a choked up by you get this typical glucose by mo, insulated it's released, and then your blood sugar can drop again. you've got 557. it's not long until you feel hungry again. you don't look like this off as nutritious. breakfast is a different story here. the blood glucose curve is butch, flatter michigan. yes, i'm good. that's nice. the nice thing. he lost the 5 hours until my next meal high . i feel really satisfied for the cakes and other suites are now very much a rare treat. you tell them your professions focusing on because it's not a good idea to actually eventually i decided to buy a bag of batches, a toughie house, and every day off for lunch, i went to my rooms and stuf

used to deliver the signal. one stationary smolensk and two more that were installed on airplanes, theirplanes flew at an altitude of 3,500 m between orsha vyazma, this is how the signal came to belarus, what kind of television is there without a television tower, no money or metal was spared on this capital landmark, the total height the tower with antenna was almost 200 m. by the way, many are mistaken that we are now broadcasting using this... structure, no , technology is developing too quickly, it lost its relevance literally in the first decade, it was optimized by shortening it by 40 m and now... this is one of the most recognizable objects minsk. what kind of banduras were there, what kind of spotlights were there? the lightest device was about 30 kg. plus there’s a tripod plus a cable, all of which you had to carry on yourself. in the late fifties, yes, these were still lamp cameras, that is, lamp technology, with all its pros and cons, naturally, it got warm, yes, the weight is heavy. we were so healthy. this is the width that was in the control rooms, the engineers still tig

can you have to learn how to get it back without the signal, with a video transmission? that's all comes with experience. you learn some of that in training, but many nuances are not part of the training. that's when he comes with experience . that is up with them through the summer to visit the next door through inaction. we have to go further towards the front line. the most frequently used goal and as a consumer model from china, the d. j. maverick. it is cheap and easy to get, but it has a very small range. so operate is need to get close to the enemy. the russians. i just over there, we are no less than 2 kilometers from deposition mazda eventually. so sort of give it to you, our task is to keep watch over the quadrant, the blonde. at the moment, we don't see anything interesting. our task is to constantly fly over this area and keep watch. suddenly the connection is lost. russia is timing on when this happens, you have to leave the woods. it's very dangerous. it's in the open to which you have to get as close as you can to the drawing to try to get the signal but c

and what they just signaled moments ago.e're live in detroit. >>> the former nba player who collapsed and died during yoga. >>> and in football, the push tonight for a big change on the field, after what happened to aaron rodgers. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we do begin tonight with this dramatic capture. finally, an end to the manhunt that kept thousands of people on edge for nearly two weeks outside philadelphia. convicted murderer danelo cavalcante captured. surrounded and surprised by a tactical team. when he tried to crawl away with his stolen rifle, it was a police dog that took him down. led away in handcuffs to an armored vehicle. tonight, back behind bars. the u.s. marshals sharing this photo of the moment he was taken down. the big break came from heat sensors on a plane overnight, that plane detecting someone before bad weather forced the plane back for a time. but on the ground, they moved in, trained dogs helping to finish the job. a motorcade taking him to a st

and i think you run, send a, a signal about that in that. but as with the negotiations for the prisoner swap, wrapping up, it dropped. it's, it's stockpiling of 60 percent enriched uranium for the 1st time. so i think is the subtle signals that need to be picked up. that can be the indicator that actually there is very much a chance of a next step. scott. all right, i saw you also reacting to some of what roxanne was saying there too. so please go ahead, i found a plan just put it very, very well in terms of reading the signals that are coming from both sides. so it's important to look further huts. i mean, doctors, all these arguments that this is all because of the european powers that they were not going to list all the measures. all come october is quite frankly, a bit of nonsense. the fact of the matter is, is that to expect the european powers by the united states to withdraw all the provisions of the 2015 nuclear deal, given that iran hash stock pile, 60 percent uranium. even though it is slowed the production down slightly in the las