as we work to find solutions, i will always seek and listen to your guidance. to arizona's tribal governments and nations, your voices will be heard in my. your sovereignty will be respected and your contributions will be recognized as we move into the future. [applause] governor hobbs: to all of arizona's diverse, vibrant from page to patagonia, you have built the incredible place it is today. as we go forward into the future, it will take all of us, all of us, to maintain our strength and fix our deficiencies and blaze new trails for the generations that follow. we start this new chapter in a unique tradition. the state of our state offers promise and we must act on it. growing cutting-edge companies are moving here to tap into our work force and healthy business environment. too many of our rural companies are being left behind because they don't have the infrastructure they need like high-speed internet. companies have record job openings but far too many arizona residents have been priced out of buying a home. we have some of the best k-12 schools in the c

one of the solutions, _ need a solution really fast.f the solutions, obviously, is, - need a solution really fast. one of the solutions, obviously, is, i- the solutions, obviously, is, i understand, coming from the united states, a possibility of acquisition. would that help its current customers question mark i think anything that allows those companies, who are the bedrock of the thriving uk tech sector, we have about 85,000 startups created in the uk and a lot of them are unicorns, it is an important part of this sector and future of our economy in fin tech and biotech exchequer. figs fin tech and biotech exchequer. is long as fin tech and biotech exchequer. 23 long as this people can get access to funds on monday, can see they have a future and gets in their funds back, so a takeover or other solutions are possible but they need to happen fast. solutions are possible but they need to happen fast-— to happen fast. julian was a unicorn? — to happen fast. julian was a unicorn? a _ to happen fast. julian was a unicorn? a unicorn - to hap

there one solution. i have been using the room for 19 years as a bedroom and if it can't be a bedroom then i have nowhere to live. >> what else. the building was built in the 1930's not did manage in 96 that they got a rewhatever. might be all i have to say. i -- there are other solutions. there is a solution to put the fire door and -- put an additional door or i could leave my bedroom unlocked if there were a fire my roommates could come in my room there is just i never lived in i accomplice i did in the trust my recommend mate and never had an electric on my bedroom and at the mobile home i have this cute dog look it is beautiful that is just a passage look. my roommates can come in any time and we have an agreement in our room mate agreement that we don't look dpoors that we are responsible to knock on any closed door and be invite in the first or we don't come in. so -- i think i would pay to turn a kitchen window to a door so we have direct access to our wash and dryer and i have a wash and drivewa

how much does that change the prospects for poor pragmatic solutions? i mean, i have always been far right proposals into 15 presented by victor orbit and into 18 presented by the italian than interior minister. the trouble to day is not that the far right is empowering more countries. it is that the centrist parties have run out of ideas and are now doing or condoning policies at the borders, which were in germany only presented by the i v. the far right german party in 2016, but which are now implemented at that use external border and germany's even germany is not openly criticizing it. so the real threat we, we have here is it goes far beyond refuge issues. it goes to the rule of law. europe is laws, conventions, human rights commitments that we are breaking systematically at our borders at this is supported by governments of all political backgrounds and that is the crisis. because that undermines the very basis on which europe is built. let's pick up on that point and link it up to ethical and moral obligations. mclennan, you have long said that e

, but it's the least best solution. um, you know, the other solution would have been to let the bank go box, which have a huge ramifications both in the global financial system and in the slits economy as a whole lot of the financial sector and or the state ought to nationalize the bank . so this was the most elegant, and the least solution. do you think it's going to quell the, the turmoil, steam, the global crisis of confidence in the banking sector? what i hope it will stem that at least the, the confidence in the lease, you'll be asked for the foot system. but you know what we're seeing on the, on the other side of the atlantic in the us this, there is quite, quite a bit of rumblings, but the disciplined him made sure. because if you look at the u. k, the sweets that well up at the lice and on pill. so many of the pulses went out and they were also, they also have no liquidity issues. you look at the, at the banks in the us will have issues. they have issues because of liquidity concerns because of capitalization. a

all my life, i supported a two—state solution. of an independent palestinian state in the west bank, gaza, including eastjerusalem. all my life i supported nonviolent resistance. but i tell you, i think israel has killed already the two—state solution and they are presenting us with now one option, which is one apartheid state, trying to push us out of this country and creating a new ethnic cleansing. and that's why i'm telling you, this is not the solution. and we will never accept to be slaves of occupation or a system of apartheid that is much worse than what prevailed in south africa at one point of time. well... we will demand one democratic state with equal rights, and that means the right of refugees to come back home. it means that we are all enjoying the same rights and the same duties. but to be slaves of a system of occupation while the world continues to use double standard when it comes to israel is unacceptable. allowing israel, which is now having a minister calling... ..calling for killing palestinians if they even

what is your solution to this? the solution that _ what is your solution to this?olution that we've what is your solution to this? tte: solution that we've got currently at hundred and 60,000 refugees to claimed asylum in the uk who need to have their asylum decisions made. they bring back the only reason that currently in housing is because the backlog and a series of delays in the home makes two home office for the home makes two home office for the problem, make the decision we know what happens, we know that the reports of the independent chief of inspector for reports of the independent chief of inspectorfor prisons, reports of the independent chief of inspector for prisons, the chief inspector for prisons, the chief inspector boris made findings, we've got inhumane conditions in the barracks which resulted in scabies and diphtheria. which were horrific. clearly the government haven't learned their lessons. they are just major politics and carrying on with what is clearly part of the illegal migration bill program.- what is clearly part of the illegal migratio

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let's say a solution schools. if women can be involved in the entire conversation and even in providing solutions in every household that we have a woman in our family, we have 3 women. if we plant every or 3 cheese using the available water that we use for domestic use, we will at the end of 3 years, we will have more trees in our home. and this will help in improving the fullest cover here. then number 2 on building and construction, there is a lot of construction of construction fences using these indigenous feet that takes over 30 years for it to mature. and there is a lot of deforestation taking place, contributed by men because they're the ones that are selling these things to also helping are substituting the the households because the astral is yeah, because brussel zoom is no longer practice our is going extinct because of the different or clemente conditions we have. so if we can have our other methods of ah, building that is by reducing cutting of the indigenous fees that are providing for discovery int

take their time, create localized solutions to their own problems. that is the time we're talking about. and that is the most important time, especially for pastoralists. apostolic, some would, was to walk 3050 kilometers, looking for what are looking for pastors time is so limited for these communities to start even engaging and such kind of conversation. so what is actually working? can you give me examples of adaptation and mitigation, things that are being done which are actually working. we are not the cause of this climate change. the global no over the course. we're suffering as a african countries. and specifically to come account, we've experienced the climate and for us to adopt in these clemente conditions, full amount of titian and the sellers. and that's why the county budget almost 8 percent of county budget is a look at it was clemence adaptation. how county government is doing water project . for example, we've drilled over 1000 amount of boards just to crit resilience to ensure people are getting water way, implementing sql m. it's n

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, the solution that comes to our mind first, and usually the solutions that come to people's minds firstsocial sciences are the worst solutions. and the best way that a person who is not familiar with economics should present is to control its price by command, for example, to control the price of currency by command, to control the price of gasoline by command , to control the price of gas and electricity by command , to control the price of basic goods by command as an order let's control it. we have gone this way. the weight has not only improved, but has gotten much worse. therefore, the first solution that i recommend to control inflation in the direction of production growth is to stop using mandatory pricing. there is a clear example that just because our car manufacturers are losing money. in the past one or two years, 16% of over 100,000 billion tomans have overdue debt to the banking system, and several banking systems do not have a good balance sheet. the impression is that this imbalance that has formed in the country's car market has finally been transferred to the central b

solution. once you b. s. acquire credit suisse. it'll have access to more than 5 trillion dollars in assets. can him as an economist, based in the swift capital and she calls the deal the least bad option. well, i think it was the absolutely necessary and it was the best off of very few solutions that i deal solution. but it's the least fast solution, you know, the other solutions would, would have been to let the bank grow box, which have a huge ramifications both in the global financial system and in this, with the economy as a whole lot of the financial sector and or to say or to nationalize the bank. so this was the most elegant and the least solution. what i hope it will stem that at least the, the confidence in the few b. s and the flip system. but you know what we're seeing on the, on the other side of the atlantic in the us this, there is quite, quite a bit of rumblings but did different in make sure. because if you look at the u. k . b, we will talk with the lies on pill. so many of th

where does government is wrong is to say that this is the only solution, it's the only solution what you have dismissed everything else. i want to get another piece of video here. these are from a, some students and women processors here took this out the fund couple yes, especially for women who work hard time or have for curious contracts and who will therefore have smaller pensions. it is not their fault. it is not their personal choice or their economic choice. they are subject to a system that pushes them to take care of domestic task to look after their children, to look after their home. and therefore they have to work part time. they will suffer this when it comes to the retirement, like this little sample of the most, they say pension reform won't affect students. but in truth, if it concerns everyone, even young people, we will be affected. if it's going to be pushed back to 64 years afterwards, it could be pushed back to $66.00 or $69.00. it can go on indefinitely. obviously it's happening now too. so that's why i mobilized it affects my parents. the whole family actually

how much does that change the prospects for for pragmatic solutions? i mean there have always been far right proposals into 15 presented by viktor orban and into 18, presented by the italian then interior minister. but the trouble today is not that the far right is in power in more countries. it is that the centrist parties have run out of ideas and are now doing or condoning policies at the borders which were in germany only presented by the f d the far right german party in 2015, but which are now implemented at the eu's external border. and germany is even germany is not openly criticizing it. so the real now implemented at the eu's external border. and germany is threat we have here, it goes farar beyond refugee issues it goes to the rule of law, europe has laws conventions, human rights uh commitments that we are breaking systematically at our borders. and this is supported by governments of all political backgrounds and that is the crisis because that undermines the very basis on which europe is built. let's pick up on that point and link it up t

so i deal solution, but it's the least fast solution. you know, the other solutions would, would have been to let the bank grow box, which have a huge ramifications both in the global financial system and in the swiss economy as a whole lot of the financial sector and, or to say, or to nationalize the bank. so this was the most elegant and the least solution. what i hope it will stem that at least the, the confidence in the lease, you'll be asked to flip them. but you know what we're seeing on the, on the other side of the atlantic in the us, the client that there are quite a bit of rumblings, but the disciplined him made sure. because if you look at the u. k, the suite, they will well capitalized and on pill. so many of the faucets went out there, but also they also have no liquidity issues. you look at the, at the banks in the us will have issues. they have issues because of liquidity concerns, because of capitalization. and because especially with s b b, because the report on the wrong and the rising interest rate, that was not the ca

you heard the swiss president calling it the best solution. frankly, the only solution.dit suisse's shares were in freefall. there's been a lack of confidence in the bank for quite some time. now ubs will take over credit suisse with, i have to say, a certain amount of reluctance. behind that is $100 billion liquidity from the swiss national bank to make sure that all the problem that ubs swallows as it swallows credit suisse don't make ubs, which will now be the last big bank standing in switzerland, which it won't have too many problems itself by going ahead with this takeover. now, we are the swiss president when he said it was very important for the economy and his citizens. just about every swiss company has an account, has its investment in either one of these banks in addition to credit suisse being a globally important bank. any further turmoil would've caused more knock—on effects for the global financial sector, and of course, that was a huge worry. everyone around the world has been watching these discussions today.— around the world has been watching these di

we need immediate solutions _ crisis. we need immediate solutions to _ crisis. - crisis. we need immediate solutions to the cost of. crisis. we need immediate i solutions to the cost of living crisis engulfing so many families and pensioners, like using a proper windfall tax to cut energy bills. but we need far more than that as well. ed davey there. the late queen elizabeth has been publically remembered by her son, the king, on mother's day. in a twitter post, the king showed an image of the young queen with him as baby standing on her lap. the princess of wales also shared photographs of happy family memories to mark the day. it showed kate sitting in a tree with her children prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis. it's been described as "five days and nights of madness and partying" with build—up events for weeks beforehand, and now the spanish extravaganza known as las fallas festival has drawn to a close as stephanie prentice reports. and a warning, there are flashing images coming up. fireworks explode. the last day of an extravaganza, with co

a member of congress, you have to offer a solution. and i mean, even i still offer a solution. it's just not going to be a scrutiny as it was when i was a member of congress. so can still it's a little easier that way if someone who covers lawmaking. one of the things i'm very aware of that makes offering solutions quite difficult is that this is this a huge country? it's incredibly diverse. lots of lots of people impacted differently by these issues and finding solutions that work for all of them. isn't an easy task. as someone who was tasked with finding solutions, what did you find to be the most difficult part about that process. it's the what i found is that there are some solutions the problem is that are some issues that are used as wedge issues by the political side of both sides of the party right. so you've got the i see you've got the the triple c, those it's about winning and less about solving problems. and how can people pivot in congress from focusing winning to actually finding solutions to people's problems like what did you find to be most effective when you w

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we have fantastic solutions all the time.have created a robot that measures soil quality such density, as wet e, the amount of sun and so on. an accurate map of the field is already emerging and environmentally friendly products of the new reality of the new century are emerging, if there were no subsidies from impromptu trade on this topic, then we , of course, would not have mastered it, so many directions at once almost 60% of e, direct costs are covered. and this is a very fast procedure. that is, it turns out that if this support measure weren’t there, it’s not a fact that this picture was here, but smart systems from autopilots to robots are reducing crop losses by 13% of the harvesting period by a quarter; fertilizer savings of up to 25%; with the help of subsidies, they expanded the production of autopilots in tomsk, and by 2024 it will be increased 10 times . the ministry of industry and trade helped find domestic manufacturers of key elements of neuroprocessors. what other support measures? you took advantage of the

the importance of coordinated solutions and our duty to our most vulnerable. it makes sense that we consider them together and develop shared solution that give kids in our states the support they need and deserve to get the best start in life. we have learned already so much from these roundtables. hearing personal stories, learning more about root causes. visiting schools and organizations who are succeeding with innovative, compassionate solutions. exploring obstacles to care. these roundtables have expanded our perspectives exponentially command -- accidentally and i'm so grateful to those who have shared their knowledge with our panel today. it is our plan to assemble all of these findings and best practices into a playbook that states can take off-the-shelf and find real solutions that they can make on their own. there is good reason for hope. everywhere we go it is clear the governors from both sides of the aisle are stepping up to the challenge. as we mentioned, governor cox is championing apps for student's phones. state after state is implementing si