that's why aranda is a member of siloÉ's "people's court."es judgements on police and politicians. it's one of the ways the residents fight against their own powerlessness. >> i will keep on fighting for my son's memory and for the dreams of young people in siloÉ. and to ensure that something like that never happens again here. >> the government does very little for young people. and the protests didn't change that. so the community had to learn to support itself. >> first we've got to strengthen our consciousness. we've got to stop believing everything that's said about us. they say we're bad, but that's not true. >> late in the evening, graffiti artist cristian hoyos is back from his project at the school. he likes living here, too. for him, siloÉ isn't a place, it's a feeling. ♪ his work took on a new form during the protests. he painted portraits of the victims everywhere in siloÉ, or "the fallen" as he calls them. it was his way of supporting the movement. >> then let there be an end to crime. an end to trafficking. that they stop bringi

well, once again, the web silo _ break down the silos?web silo is actually - again, the web silo is actually fairly old. it's probably 20 or 30 years old, and it meant that everyone was in certain groups and like a silo and we need to break those down, but that expression is very old. i would say that's 25 years old, and that's another thing that happens with jargon and why it's tough to stay up with that, it is constantly changing. i haven't heard break down silos in ten years. some may use it, but i haven't heard at. i some may use it, but i haven't heard at. , , some may use it, but i haven't heard at. , ., ., , at. i suppose it also changes with whichever manager _ at. i suppose it also changes with whichever manager comes - at. i suppose it also changes with whichever manager comes in. - at. i suppose it also changes withj whichever manager comes in. we at. i suppose it also changes with - whichever manager comes in. we used to call it bird speak when i started at the bbc after the former director general who brought all this languag

imagine sleeping every night in a silo, not just any silo.ting for you in nebraska. it was built during the cold war to house a nuclear missile, but a man recently bought it and turned it into a cozy underground home with a kitchen bathroom and much more. movie theater, screen and popcorn, machine and foosball, table. >> but thought if you're going to stay underground, you need to have a little extra things to make it feel, you know, more comfortable. >> the silo home is listed at $750,000. and finally, the headline in the wall street journal, espresso martinis are back. >> were they ever gone? well apparently, gen z is now embracing espresso martini. someone on tiktok, even added someone on tiktok, even added parmesan to the recipe my clothes look fresh but i need them to smell fresh, too. that's why i add downy unstopables to my wash. now i'll be smelling fresh all day long. (sniff) still fresh. still fresh! (dogs groaning) still fresh. still fresh, you nasty little goblins! mmm, still fresh! still? (sniff) still. still here. still fresh! (

so deeply siloed how do we overcome you?you spoke about the fact you've been able to navigate successfully in large organizations. and i think many of us struggle to do that. and there's deep sense, frustration. you know, i could ask my academic administrator to, you know, get down on their hands and knees and play with me as i run a but that's not feasible. i mean, i don't think so. how do you how do you get how do you encourage leaders of organizations to actually take on this kind of empathy to to to engage this? you said you've been but really people to i mean, to engage in this seems like it's a real struggle. moderate and successful. okay. but people want to actually i think university administrators about students, they're just so far away from them when when. hospital administrators understand what it's like to be told that you have cancer, they react differently. but in order do that, you need to understand the family and you need to understand the interaction. and once you see that it's so inspired and so, can i ju

we want to do silo the world somehow. you know, we've got to stop living in these little silos. we're on one group believes one thing and they never talk to the other guys. these boxes choose to live in boxes. truth is everywhere. i'm rick sanchez. i'll be looking for you again right here, where i hope that we can give you direct impact the the i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show. alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to makes a trust rather than fit the various job. i mean with the artificial intelligence, we have somebody with him in the robot most protects his phone. existence was on the wall. he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy from foundation. let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very create ticket of time. time to sit

the truth doesn't live in silos. the truth doesn't live in boxes. and neither should we. so check us out. check out my podcast of rick sanchez podcast. i'm will be looking for you again, right here when it's time to do news again with direct impact the the i don't see this conflict, so as the one over a values best not to say that there might not be differences in values between uh, you know, elements of the us population or elements of the us leadership and illness of the russian population in russian leadership. there may well be some differences, but i don't see it as conflict as having to do with that. i see this primarily as really, frankly, a proxy war on russia's border that is being pursued by the u. s. and then, you know, powers, the unity and those of income children's ombudsman in the new guns people's republic is investigating cases of missing children associated with his or not. that is to see him just of the sort of it is a dss. them just for pitching out and it's really that that's going to come up and just give them like a normally don't put people on your

the first explosion in silo, an industrial agricultural cooperative in the state of paraná in the southof brazil, the incident led to the second and third explosions in 230 others. silo , a major producer of soybeans, wheat and corn in brazil, confirmed in a statement that a large-scale incident in one of the company's units have not yet determined the cause of the accident the body of ayatollah haj sheikh lotfollah rahimian was buried in isfahan in the presence of hojjat al-islam wal-muslimin mohammadi golpaygani, head of the office of supreme leader of the islamic revolution in isfahan , and was buried in golestan martyrs of this city. in the name of rayhane school, he was a social service preacher and a great teacher of isfahan's religious school. allahu rahman al-rahim was the center. simple life and people oblige themselves to fulfill the divine duty of ayatollah haj sheikh yadullah rahimian. mesi was born in dastgerd neighborhood of isfahan in 1306. he was very devoted. i had and ahl bayt and he expressed a lot of devotion towards ahl al-bayt during the struggles of ayatollah rahi

they are operating in silos and i think when we call for a state of emergency, they will have to come and help us because we pay taxes to the state, we pay taxes to the county. oakland is one of the five cities in alameda county, we pay more taxes than anybody else. and yet we get less services when it comes down to public safety. i just think the citizens, a lot of them are intimidated, they are afraid to speak up because of retaliation, because of all the things that have happened. so someone has to say something. i think for adams, the president of the naacp chapter, we will begin to talk and say somebody has to speak up. >> i question for you , and it is a difficult question to ask because we have been here before, where does the naacp fall when pamela price is considered in this final effort ? >> at this point right now , we are not even dealing with pamela price at this point, we are dealing with public safety, we are trying to stay focused on what should be priority right now. and right now pamela price is not priority for us. although she fits in the loop somewhere, i'm sure.

we want to be silo the world somehow. you know, we've got to stop living in these little silos. we're on one group believes one thing, and they never talk to the other guys. these boxes truths don't live in boxes. truth is everywhere. i'm rick sanchez. i'll be looking for you again right here, where i hope that we can give you direct impact the the, [000:00:00;00] the on the on december, on the ukrainian parliament approve dual number 5831. the explosion can become organ done with a notarized consent and without relatives consent the organ. this can be sold a special database success corporates with foreign clinics. in 2022, the ukranian parliament tossed another little number 56108 exams. organ transplantation from v a to the the road to exposing ukrainian organs abroad was clear the . there will be no doubt and you might give them a level most nice uh and those will be possible at 70 say, excuse me, they'll be forced to look we must say diagnosis because i didn't say about so it'd be in the quote on that. so many of each knows how circled black mocking transplants surgeons ope

it's simple, really we want to do silo the world somehow. you know, we've got to stop living in these little silos. we're on one group believes one thing and they never talked to the other guys. these boxes truths don't live in boxes. truth is everywhere. i'm rick sanchez. i'll be looking for you again right here, where i hope that we can give you direct impact the the garage of business and the system must be arriving to speak with key at the washington state, the bruce to complete the rest full of guys as to phone of send 2 professional men to prep the list of all for each what they use for level. the the in 1881 began to expand its property in north africa. france decided to attack and easy. the invasion began with a bomb bartman of the french fleet on coastal cities and was followed by sending in the ground through the french easily occupied one of the key city. please eric and the bay of doing this bomb at the 3rd us deep agreed to humiliating negotiations. the bartow trade, he concluded with a colonialist, establishing a project to rid

the truth doesn't live in silos. the truth doesn't live in boxes and neither should we. so check us out. check out my podcast the rick sanchez podcast. i'm will be looking for you will get right here when it's time to do news again with direct impact the the new session over not right now. moving up, i need to ship a position associated with the local church. so certificate of boulevard to much and watch coolers, which was a joke project. so put it on the cards, you put the room in attendance and want to know what that of all are. i just want to illustrate you other choose coupled impression is marlisa from any flu cluster yesterday actually, which is kind of charlotte. i'm with a number of words somewhere else than what is coming up. so i'm just wondering if on that i will start following charter ludicrous daughter. get to a new new north sheriff service in law school. good from advocates, a story k up will be some good idea. did you validate the the the of the yes. not getting any better. is it over a 1000 arrest in 24 hours, as friends continues to fun in the wake of

the truth doesn't live in silos. the truth doesn't live in boxes, and neither should we. so check us out. check out my podcast the rick sanchez podcast. i'm will be looking for you will get right here when it's time to do news again with direct impact the the by the middle of the 20th century, the portuguese colonial empire was in an acute crisis. a particularly 10 situation had developed in mozambique the people of this country were put in a humiliating position, income inequality ramp, and illiteracy. this respect by the portuguese for the local traditions led to a mass unrest. in 1964, the liberation front of mozambie for a limo began its armed struggle for freedom. the regular army was not easy to resist, but the guerrillas inflicted considerable damage on the invaders through the fighters against the colonial regime were supported by the soviet union and china. whereas the united states and great britain took the side of the invaders, the board to gaze responded to the guerrillas attacks with cruel counter insurgency . however, pre limos 10 year courageous struggle w

ah, the truth doesn't live in silos, the truth doesn't let me in boxes, and neither should we. so check us out. check out my podcast the rick sanchez podcasts, and we'll be looking for you. we'll get right here. when it's time to do news again with direct impact, the the 1898 of the united states won the war against spain and gain control of the philippines. the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rules and a grand independence through the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give freedom to the philippines and side as just another colony. 1999. the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupying american troops, were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot started a desperate guerrilla war, washington was forced, as in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the u . s. army suffered heavy losses. the americans took 8 out of the population, general jacob smith, in revenge for the guerrilla attack on the garrison in the city of fall on eg

the truth doesn't live in silos, the truth doesn't live in boxes and neither should we. so check us out. check out my podcast the rick sanchez podcast. i'm will be looking for you will get right here when it's time to do news again with direct impact the the, i don't see this conflict. so as the one over a values best not to say that there might not be differences in values between uh, you know, elements of the us population or elements of the us leadership and elements of the russian population in russian leadership. there may well be some differences, but i don't see it as conflict as having to do with that. i see this primarily as really, frankly, a proxy war on russia's border that is being pursued by the u. s. and then, you know, powers the, at the end of the 19th century, africa was divided between european empires, which mercilessly oppressed the indigenous population. modern day tends and he used to be a german colony. the germans levied heavy taxes on local drives and use them as free labor on cotton. when day agents fastens protest turned into an uprising again

it's simple really we want to do silo the world. so now, you know, we've got to stop living in these little silos. we're on one group believes one thing, and they never talked to the other guys. these boxes truths don't live in boxes. truth is everywhere. i'm rick sanchez. i'll be looking for you again, right here, where i hope that we can give you direct impact the the i leaving the city where the temperature is 3 degree higher already from the neighboring down woods. you know, why? because i think townships haven't chucked the trees, but didn't type got in the name of development. and he's our 1st to become a capital like a single we are all going to there are the noise issues and just covering all the grieves with the phone. so when you distract nature, it takes every range of the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our p

and because we are in siloed where we get our information, it is not really about the fact that michael cares so dearly about as do i, it is the fact if you keep hearing the same thing over and over again from your source, you begin to believe it. and that narrative is not necessarily in sync with what people's experiences are. i don't want to sound pollyanna-ish. at the same time i don't want to sound like chicken little, either, that the sky is falling. these are incredibly fraught times. i think how people responding to it as marshall mcluhan said because the medium is the message about how they're getting their information and how the negative viewpoints are being reinforced and reinforced and reinforced. we are in this incredibly expanding hot economy as you say. we more than replaced all the jobs lost by covid. as you said, michael, a midterm that went by without handwringing that had happen with the previous election. i think in some ways, the opinions we give often reflect the most dire version of the narrative that is presented to us in our own lives -- and our own lives are ki

the truth doesn't live in silos, the truth doesn't live in boxes and neither should we. so check us out. check out my podcast the rick sanchez podcast, and we'll be looking for you again right here. when it's time to do news again with direct impact the the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the very cities once again become cold rows of rage over the face. so pollution to a 17 year old news on tuesday. more than a 1000 people have been arrested overnight. the ukrainians show that landed on this house struck the kitchen directly. at least 9 people are wounded and they you find out to be attacked on a town in the domestic republic. process suspends the 1st to see the news channels thing. it likes to repeat, following a report line, so the west african nation, the very, very well welcome to you from the entire on the international news. so we're coming to life from us. let's take a look at the top. so is this out more than 1300 people have been arrested overnight and fonts, public outrage is continued and testified nationwide. oh, the faithful police shooting of a teenager of our h

ah, the truth doesn't live in silos. the truth doesn't learn in boxes and neither should we. so check us out. check out my podcast the rick sanchez podcast. i will be looking for you will get right here when it's time to do news again with direct impact the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the french cities once again become cold runs of rage over the fade. so police shooting of a 70 on youth on choose day. almost a 1000 people have been invested overnight. the ukranian showed that landed on this house, struck the kitchen directly. at least 9 people injured off to a town in the republic comes of the ukrainian shedding and broken news became a festival suspends the french television news channel. claimants likes objectivity . as following a report it made on rebel groups in the country. the just going to mid date in moscow this saturday mine is peach of scouts and welcome to 30 minutes of news analysis. bradley joiners, almost 1000 people have been arrested over nights in front about says rage continues to boil over nationwide over the face. so police shooting of a scene of al julian

that's good silos. the crops are significantly improving their condition after precipitation, completely caring work has been carried out in accordance with the regulations, top dressing is underway and the opinion of scientists, while they agree that corn is still able to realize its potential. and near the central region , there are five and ten thousand hectares, this corn-grain silage is an important bonus for live hell. or so the culture itself will become, pakul, vyshtovaya. rukh, according to the rules of the uncle of the inspection of the capital, is conducting a preventive action in supernationalism, yes, and soviet regions. this will be the rules of the road for cyclists and for personal mobility, raids are carried out in residential areas in the courtyards and among locals. when using means of personal mobility, it is necessary to move along the cycle path, and if there is no path, along the sidewalk, the pedestrian path, or along the roadsides, creating obstacles for the movement of other pe

as the legacies of colonialism, creating funds and siloed neighborhoods, ad zoning often creates housing scarcity, which today is pushing city runs to an affordable rate over the world. so fixing zoning laws would be huge, step towards more equitable housing, minneapolis, minnesota. i got rid of single family zoning in 2018, for example, and san francisco is also planning on it. but we can't just blame zone in full stop . a lot of plan or say what's needed is to build up in this in the middle. this means other types of single family housing structure. it's like duplexes and townhouses that support walkable communities with local retail and public transportation. as every planner will tell you, housing is about so much more than just houses. is about improving public transportation, investing in schools and developing under used urban areas to increase density. we also have to examine our consumerism and actually confront systems of oppression that sustained the interest of those in power at the cost of the marginalized. if you could take um, so full difference and you know, and just as o

this as ukraine is blaming russia for taking out another grain silo at one of its ports, causing anotherden jolt in global wheat prices. in odesa, even centuries-old sites are not off-limits. a cathedral was hit over the weekend. alex marquardt saw the damage firsthand. >> reporter: we were asked to put the helmets on because of the work and the debris falling. this is where the most destruction is. this is where we're told the missile or rocket came plunging through the roof, going down at least two stories. it's attacks likes these on buildings that frankly have nothing to do with the conflict that now has president zelenskyy calling for more air defense report from allies, for what he calls a full-fledged air shield for ukraine. >> nic, speaking of this, do we know specifically what this strike was targeting there? >> reporter: we don't know what it was targeting, but it appears to have hit a ministry of defense building belonging to the giu, the russian military headquarters. that's at least the way that the ukrainians seem to indicate, and this is from the location that's been hit a

, and that would have housed grain and another silo with other agricultural products, but significantlyis way. the danube river is one of the principle ways that ukraine is using to get the grain out of the country when russia has been blocking the black sea, and been able to push the grain out of that route through international markets, and russia has stopped that and stopping the black sea route, and that is why the prices are up, and concern. >> let me ask you about the luka lukashenko. >> and so what is this going to do to affect the talks they were going to have? >> well, the talks are weeks apart, and obviously, putin is putting the nukes inside of bell r bell -- bell a then, thewagner fighters have s, that they want to attack in the west, but it is language from both of the leaders here that this is the propaganda that they want to push, and it may or may not bear any reality at all. >> and there is no indication that lukashenko is taking the wagner fighters seriously. >>> and now, there is news from the washington post that reports that mark meadows who was chief of the staff o

but now their power is being rediscovered, m d m a in silo side in can reset brain functions and break old thought patterns. but critics say, australia is decision to legalize them, is premature. and the therapy could backfire a. there are some individuals that die through the clinical trials do not benefit, not only dont benefit the symptoms get worse that of some individuals that this happens to. this is an expensive and to mention and we don't want to make people worse. treatments could cost upwards of $10000.00 australian dollars per patient. and with the bill not covered by the state euphoria over the drug breakthrough could be short lift and tablets they open. the wimbledon has seen the published top seated ego sphere on tech ease into the 2nd round after beating the issue name of china. the full time in grand slam winter has never passed the full time to the old england club. but you dominate the 1st 61 and then never looked into trouble. she went on to take the 2nd set. 63 is remind about top story of this, our palestinian officials engine need in the occupied westbank site. at

i think it's time to d, silo the world we've got to stop living in these little boxes, right? because truth, they don't live in boxes. truth is everywhere. how much sanchez? i'll be looking for you again right here, for i have to provide a direct impact the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by a division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wilson few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going on the ground can the and attempted terrorist attack on russian civilians. that's how most of the clowns, the 5 before to the assassination clouds targeting all these editor in chief margarita single time being the department is the arrived and then you wait a to boost a new dell is ties with the oil rich and golf country by signing a grievance on freight and national currency activists in sweden drawers attention to the limits of free speech by refusing to burn copies of religious books of the salt payment for which he is allowed him to do s

but now their power is being re discovered, m d m a in silo side in can reset brain functions and break old thought patterns. but critics say, australia is decision to legalize them, is premature, and the therapy could backfire. there are some individuals that guide you through the clinical trials do not benefit not only dont benefit the symptoms get worse that of some individuals that this happens to. this is an expensive intervention and we don't want to make people worse. treatments could cost upwards of $10000.00 australian dollars per patient and with the bill not covered by the state you for you over the drug break through could be short lift. coming up next, our documentary series doc film looks at the future of sustainable farming in europe. as after the break, i'm only in ease of thanks for watching and staples. it's all just practice at the national face in brooklyn, lithuania, 7 months before russia attacked and crane a field team documents daily life in the town. how are the people from the club.

you know, basis 40 criminal charges related to the case or a grain silo. explosion in the southern and southern brazil has killed at least 8 people, an injured 11 others authorities. and part of the state said most of the workers killed from haiti, rescuers or looking for another victim, believe to be buried under corn and debris. in this area, at least 6 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a car bomb explosion, looking outside of the site. and as i know she, i trying your damascus. that's according to syrians think media. the attack is the 2nd in a single week at the shrine and comes ahead of the annual muslim glimmering shouldn't of assure to the united nations secretary general antonio guiterres has issued a stark warning on climate change. saying that the era of global boiling has begun the ones world meter, a logical organization is predicting this month will be the hottest in human history. a condition that has become all to tangible and the deadly fires in other heat related crisis is across the world. climate change is being felt like never before record banking tempe

patients were mainly talking about 2 different drugs here at m d m a all centers, ecstasy, and a site silo site, which is a form or taken from magic mushrooms. now in trials empty may next to so you have been shown to be particularly effective at treating p ts they, they offer you my office a sense of euphoria of connectedness which will help people to open up to the therapists and be able to sort of discuss spectrum as best. so siler stipend on the other hand, is particularly useful for treating cases with severe depression, has shown to be resistant to more traditional treatments. it is a hallucinogen, so it changes sort of the way that the person experiences space and time and their own feelings. and essentially can also that chance to break the cycle of depressive thinking associated with really severe depression. but all of that sounds really promising. so what's the gosh? well, it is no miracle to it. that is clearly problem. initially, access is expected to be extraordinarily expensive, and even that's not particularly clear yet some estimates say around a 1000 just really in dollar

you know, fix this for the criminal charges related to the case to a green silo explosion in southern brazil has killed at least 8 people, an injured 11 others. authorities in colorado state said most of the dead workers were from haiti, rescuers, or looking for another victim, believe to be buried under corn and other debris. in syria, at least 6 people have been killed and does the car fall explosion outside the site . and that was the knob she had trying there, damascus, that's according to the syrian state medium. the attack is the 2nd in a single week at the trying. i'm comes ahead of the annual maximum corporation of a shorter russia has launched a fresh wave of strikes on port facilities and ideas of killing at least one person . the tech comes just hours after you premium. present of all of them is a lensky, visit the city age or to damage cathedral in the cities historic center for world harris. i'm sorry, i think i just as board was struck by a russian missile earlier in the week, leaving the building structurally unsound. the city has come under increasing attack since mosc

you know, we've got to stop living in these little silos. we're on one group believes one thing, and they never talk to the other guys. these boxes choose to live in boxes. truth is everywhere. i'm rick sanchez. i'll be looking for you again right here, where i hope that we can give you direct impact the the, [000:00:00;00] the which i thought that was the little thing interested us. the sluggard has done so right now, lecturing they've on getting this. the 1st is always on the at the is that i, that's a get a minute come out i need, which is easy to saw on the screen. so of course i'm sure material which is a 1000000 level i'm willing to identify to lock up. the idea is based on weight. so sort of well in the middle of something in the we get present it to not the limited results between you and they to bundle. would you a decent solution for short term transform which would, which insidiously, simply process the same thing? you know, for the middle step in this done out the math concepts to deal with i q as when from the, from the as hours

but now their power is being rediscovered, m d m a in silo side in can reset brain functions and break old thought patterns. but critics say, australia is decision to legalize them, is premature, and the therapy could backfire. there are some individuals that guide you through the clinical trials do not benefit not only dont benefit the symptoms get worse that of some individuals that this happens to. this is an expensive intervention and we don't want to make people worse. treatments could cost upwards of $10000.00 australian dollars per patient and with the bill not covered by the state you for you over the drug breakthrough could be short lift that set you up to date bread golf a lot more world news at the top of the hour coming up next on the w, close up, foreigners, the people's facing forest drove in europe from 8 drops. and while 5 have a good the, it's only just a practice or is that the nation space in brooklyn with a wayne 7 months before rush out attack your crane of filtering documents daily life in the town.

it's interesting because we are all increasingly siloed these days and i am going to cite a pew research fact nearly half of both republicans and democrats a political conversation with people they disagree with, it is incredibly stressful and frustrating. how can knowledge and some of the work that libraries do help people facilitate those conversations and make them less difficult? >> we try. and we have author programs, bringing in authors and having questions and answers and having people from different backgrounds that they look around and say we are here to hear the same author so you are already creating some type of common bond in one sense. and then having the discussion and letting them think about new ideas. that's the whole importance of reading in the beginning was about, you could get empathy hopefully. good to see what someone else might have felt or feel. and that's why it is important to have these discussions in a nonthreatening place, libraries have been that ever since i've been involved. for some pretty heated discussions, questions and answers can get heated, but it

and better that we get it right to gather then in silos are isolated — it right to gather then in silosother. that's why the un security council is a really good _ the un security council is a really good starting point. the uk is hosting — good starting point. the uk is hosting in al safety summit later on this year— hosting in al safety summit later on this year for that we will play our part working with the international community to harvest the benefits while _ community to harvest the benefits while protecting ourselves. that was uk foreian while protecting ourselves. that was uk foreign secretary _ while protecting ourselves. that was uk foreign secretary james - while protecting ourselves. that was uk foreign secretary james cleverly| uk foreign secretary james cleverly cheering that meeting. it was one of those meetings where there was a lot of talking, a lot of statements, no concrete goals achieved at the end of it. the un secretary—general antonio guterres did say that his vision is for the un to create this governing body to govern artificial intelligence in the way it does

probably not happening under a lot of circumstances or when folks gather, they are in their respective siloss loyal democrats or republicans. to your point, how we can move forward will rely upon the discourse, how we talk to each other, but also upon ultimately legal, constitutional and other changes in our culture. they pointed out gerrymandering. i think about roscoe from south dakota who called, he was keen on forging bipartisan consensus and how we can work together on challenges. we came together as a country and we have come together at pivotal moments, whether it is in the aftermath of 9/11, looking at the existential threat of the autocratic powers of world war ii in response to pearl harbor and genocide overseas. can we reunify in a way without a war of depression? it is a question my grandfather often asked on the open mind, the broadcast on pbs each week. do we have the spirit within ourselves to do that, or are we complacent and only motivated by the most extreme

hector mem of corn and planks to prepare 18.000 t. silo kuruza development is a good whole under amberin the central region of about 250,000 hectares. this is corn for grain and silage after the rains, the crop has noticeably increased in growth, helps development and top dressing, and at the same time , elderly agricultural annual plants are being sown, which are capable of forming a decent green mass for a shorter period of time up to 60 days. that will also be a source of replenishment of the shortage of forage, grass from the first spit. an important nutrient boomer for livestock will become slave. in the sense that the culture is ripening, and with it rye flowed into wheat, active harvesting of the minsk region will begin in a week and a half , two weeks elena vitku ivan brain news central region. the issue of supplies of chinese medicines to belarus will be decided in the near future by the mechanisms of simplified registration were discussed at a meeting with a delegation from the province. jedja. they also signed an agreement on cooperation between the health department of the

the thing i have learnt in life is to not live l learnt in life is to not live life in silos.ots need to be joined connected and all the dots need to bejoined up. that way i am happy, business is happier and the climate is happier. i noticed over the last five or six years that people are waking up to the power that they have in their pocket and in their wallet to influence the way business operates, to make sure that business looks to reduce their planetary impact. as nurses will and do listen to the consumer. people are certainly beginning tojoin the dots. they now know more about the planetary impact and they care about it and they are sending messages to the businesses that they interact with that we want you to do things better, we want to know what your eco— credentials are and we want you to tell us the truth about that. so i have been concerned about sustainability and climate change for a very, very long time and it is always something that was going to happen way into the future. but of course it is not. it is happening now and it was probably about six orseven and i

, this mission was not successful, and when president farsen arkan and andera came to power with a silo, the mountaineer retreated , the president was forced to turn to others allies to russia for example, which today effectively helps us for us for the people of the central african republic who we represent it pride and we can only thank this country the russian federation is our strong right hand helping to return peace to the central african republic does this create a basis for the jealousy of other countries for us the important life of people who are saved in safety, who return the territory, which is protected by our resources, who are also safe. you served as deputy head of the information and press department. accept, how did you accept the invitation to go to the kingdom and lead our embassy. and maria vladimirovna, the boss, invited me and made such an offer. i knew just from experience that everything that she entrusts outwardly may seem difficult, er, impossible, and so on, but in fact, then you remain grateful to her, because everything she does. she really brought us all

once you break down the silo personally from seven and a half years, the things i learned from the human side that i take to veterinary medicine and maybe went the other way, too, that having a group that's just really focused on breaking down those silos is important. >> and you're in the medical device coalition on this issue. according to the government accountable office the development of new drugs that could treat bacteria currently resistant to medications is insufficient. how are facilities partnering with the federal government to incentivize drug investment with f.d.a. pathways and exclusivity periods? and is that partnership working? >> thank you for the question, happy birthday. so, you know, there are really good and productive public-private partnerships to support amr. it isn't enough in the end, right? because we need to make sure that we're continually innovating because the bugs are continually evolving so we need to ensure that we have an ongoing stream of innovation to have newer, safer, anti-microbials over time, but existing relationships, they are working though. r

there it is refined and stored in a silos.es prepared and silos for grain storage in order to raise the current year. well, today during meetings with the president also spoke, and you also mentioned about personnel that it is important who governs and how it governs , for today it is worth it for agriculture, maybe there are not enough workers or such competent managers. in every even a strong economy, there are problems with personnel. you never know big, but it is, so every manager who worked at his enterprise. this is a father for his people for his subordinates, so he selects a position for this. and those who are not more suitable for in order to manage one or another, let’s say, service, of course, the latter today is given to a qualified staff with good morals, er, a staff of such professional skills, and to those people who have already passed a certain path of becoming in agriculture and capable of evil. it's just some big big companies. well, i can’t help but ask, i know the decision hasn’t been announced yet, but t

the death toll of the explosion in the wheat and corn storage silos in brazil reached eleven and threeple were injured as a result of this incident, including two worse than them it has been reported that the explosions occurred on wednesday evening. official sources in brazil have not yet announced the cause of the accident. the industrial production of the recombinant influenza vaccine has begun in the country. this vaccine was mass-produced by specialists of a knowledge base . the recombinant vaccine has fewer side effects and is more effective than other vaccines. in the world, only iran and the united states have the technical know-how to produce recombinant influenza vaccines. recombinant technology in the production of influenza vaccines is a new technology and method in the production of new generation vaccines. it started working on the same technology . in fact, we produced the influenza vaccine in the fire. this virus is completely similar to the real virus and you design it, but this virus does not have the disadvantages of a real shark . it only contains the surface protei

the public health infrastructure unfortunately operated largely inh un a silo, fragmented across localities, states, and the fed. and then as we think about agencies come with three primary agencies. we had the cdc, the fda and the nih, and they all functions very differently duringda the pandem. and so my hope was to spend sometime talk about how the fda's successes, it was not perfect but it did a pretty darn good job, and what we can learn from that thinking about how to fix this cdc and the nih going forward and make a a more robt public health infrastructure. dr. woodcock, ane few thoughts r you to start us off. >> well, i don't want to criticize my fellow agencies, but i would say that we don't have a systemic approach to medical product development testing and response. it's very, very fragmented, and all those cracks showed like with the pandemic, right? cdc struggle i think a great deal because of the distributed nature of public health systems in other countries that had him or nationalize public health system and health care system, too, able to respond more like systematically b

we learned from 9/11 and the extraordinary 9/11 commission report that you have to avoid setting up silos for intelligence sharing and i thought about that and the united states is unique you have a law enforcement agency that prevents crime, but gathers intelligence, it's unusual. there was a thought that we ought to separate those two. but the lessons of 9/11, i think we ought to give it another opportunity to work right and that's where i concentrated on the transparency, the checks and balances, versus rebuilding silos, that prevent, you know, legitimate law enforcement agencies from having the information they need to have on particular threats. so, to me, again, it's the checks and balances. it's the transparency that is most critical. >> how does your plan for law enforcement reform set you aside from other candidates running for the g.o.p. nomination? and are you prepared to defend your plan on the debate stage as if this time comes? >> absolutely. i'm prepared to defend it and secondly, i make the case and i don't think that anybody disputes it, that i have a greater breadth of e

that's been a big silo within that investigation.questions about whether the special counsel could decline to indict trump in that case. and instead do sort of like a mueller report, you know, go indict as he did in the mar-a-lago documents case and put out a very long lengthy history-making report in the overturning the election january 6th aspect of it. do you think that's reasonable or no? >> no in the sense that i do not think this is going to end with a report that recommends no indictments. in all likelihood, we're going to see something major come out of the special counsel's investigation into january 6th without anticipating an indictment of the former president, at a minimum. and it's because we have -- basically it's a pretty strong case matched with an aggressive prosecutor. in some sense, i used to think that the one unknown variable was whether or not merrick garland would allow the prosecution or indictment of a former president, even if he thought it was a strong legal case, he'd be worried about the political repercu

all these smaller and smaller silos where you get more and more of an insular political view. - you canades and years to think that the role of news is simply to present x, y, and z, and let people make their own decisions. and that's fair, but that reflected a very different time in our country. - i'm a big fan of the "new york times," but i can also see when they're going off the rails. you know, at times, they become cheerleaders, and when media becomes part of the cheerleading squad, that's where you have a problem. - one of the challenges has been this tendency to "both sides" everything. there's always this desire to say, "let me try to understand what the other side is saying," and that is a noble, lofty goal. but does that mean you give equal time in trying to understand both arguments? ♪ - it takes so much power out of the hands of citizens when they don't know what to believe. - there's so much active misinformation, and it's packaged very well, and it looks the same when you see it on a facebook page. - disinformation is nothing new. what's different now is technology allows

and that's where i concentrated on the transparency, the checks and balances, versus rebuilding silos that prevent, you know, legitimate law enforcement agencies from having the information they need to have on particular threats. to me, again, it's the checks and balances, it's the transparency that is most critical. matt: how does your plan for law enforcement reform set you aside from other candidates running for the g.o.p. nomination? and are you prepared to defend your plan on the debate stage if this time comes? gov. hutchinson: absolutely. i'm prepared to defend it and then, secondly, i make the case, and i don't think anybody disputes it, that i have a greater breadth of experience in federal law enforcement than anybody on the stage. i know we have another former united states attorney there, but i've led the d.e.a., i've had a breadth of experience in homeland security, which is, again, another federal law enforcement agency. so i'm happy to defend the proposal, both with the media and on the debate stage, because it's the right balance for america and that's a word that pro