get to break the consensus that is built around the peace process because general public over the courseof between generally two thousand and eighteen and two thousand and eighteen the general public really supported me the president is on me in his quest for peace process there was one wise from the nation that they wanted peace process they supported the kabul process announcement as well but now looking at the social media and the views that are being poured in by the general public you can see that the taliban are succeeding in impacting impacting the psychologies impacting the viewpoint that think part process in terms of supporting the peace process so not good signs for the afghan mission and afghan government and of course for the potential peace process that was in a stage where a lot of who hope was created ahmed is the current government up to the task of keeping the country together and perhaps more importantly does the u.s. believe does nato believe that the current government in afghanistan is up to the task of keeping the country together. the afghan security forces have d

get to break the consensus that is built around the peace process because general public over the course of between generally two thousand and eighteen and two thousand and eighteen the general public really supported president on me in his quest for peace process there was one wise from the nation that they wanted peace process they supported the kabul process announcement as well but now looking at the social media and the views that are being poured in by the general public you can see that the taliban are succeeding in impacting impacting the psychologies impacting the new point that part process in terms of supporting the peace process so not good signs for the afghan mission and afghan government and of course for the potential peace process that was in a stage where a lot of who hope was created a might is the current government up to the task of keeping the country together and perhaps more importantly does the u.s. believe does nato believe that the current government in afghanistan is up to the task of keeping the country together. the afghan security forces have definitely mad

distribute material information in a manner reasonably designed to get that information out to the general public broadly and not exclusively enough acquired to distribute material information in a manner reasonably designed to get that information out to the general public broadly and exclusively and of course that is precisely what twitter does whether you're an analyst an investor or just some guy interested in the stock market you can get this you can subscribe to twitter feed so technically there is no reason to think that this is illegal interestingly enough of course if you use this in such a legal manner have to understand that there's also responsibilities that go with it so if an announcement like that turns out not to be true then you might be on the hook for damages he he has even must has tweeted before an april fool's joke yes that was actually what you should exactly not do then on april first this year he tweeted that test i would be going to the bankruptcy of course and now the vet is not a very funny joke if you are actually the c.e.o. of a company worth seventy billion dollars

then we have old—fashioned hands of the general public. ic. then we have old—fashioned saying, mapping the world is fine as long as my eyes are not x—ray eyes, if you get my drift, worrying about privacy issues. tristan says, why would people be concerned, about accurate maps. somebody else says my concerns lie within the boundaries of air traffic and access them what legal protection and tracking systems do we have? thank you very much for your tweets. james, thank you for coming in to talk to us about sensat. there was an alleged drone terrorism attack in venezuela. it wasn't me. police to hear it. georgia green is a cordon bleu—trained baker from london. but her big break came when the famous model cara delevingne bought one of her cakes and tagged her on instagram. so we've been to her kitchen, where she told us how she now uses instagram as the main force in her marketing. i got commission to make a cake for the famous model. it was my sister who said you need to go on instagram, build up a profile and get her to tag you in it. i went

. >> i think that we may find that the general public is a great deal more ready for it than the structures of the political parties. one of the issues that shows this kind of thing is the abortion issue. survey shows that the general public is willing to accept it but it cannot get through the legislature. the same kind of thing may well be in the case of women in politics. a majority of the population now says they would be willing to consider women as president. that is right. i think it will be a great deal longer before either of the major parties is willing to do that. it might well be that if you took a sample of people who were officers of those major parties you might find a great difference. it would be a very small minority of that group will be willing to consider a woman as president. you do have an opposition from a party structure. one of the things i think i think someshown , surveys have shown were done in europe -- i presume it would come out similar. when women were nominated for public office, they tended to be nominated for offices where they were token candidates. they

get to break the consensus that is built around the peace process because general public over the courseof between generally two thousand and eighteen and two thousand and eighteen the general public really supported president on me in his quest for peace process there was one wise from the nation that they wanted peace process they supported the kabul process announcement as well but now looking at the social media and the views that are being poured in by the general public you can see that the taliban are succeeding in impacting impacting the psychologies impacting the viewpoints the think part process in terms of supporting the peace process so not good signs for the afghan mission and afghan government and of course for the potential peace process that was in a stage where a lot of who hope was created a might is the current government up to the task of keeping the country together and perhaps more importantly does the u.s. believe does nato believe that the current government in afghanistan is up to the task of keeping the country together. the afghan security forces have definitel

the general public had the chance to honor the late senator. >>> vice president make pence will be among those that spoke. >> doug has a look at how he is honored and the service for >> this is, ys, john mccain's homecoming, returning to capitol hill where he almost spent half of his l journey in building where his legacy has been secured. mccain lies in state, a rare honor bestowed upon a man that spent more than 3 decades here. he dedicated his entire life to public service as a vocation first in the military and then in elected office. >> reporter: leaders of congress and vice president mike pence remembered mccain as so many others have as a patriot who put others first. >> for 35 years, john served in these very halls under this dome, and fought for what he believed in. >> reporter: the general public will have a chance to pay respects, the rotunda opening up after the service. >> i have a lot of respect for him. >> reporter: this is the second service following one in arizona yesterday which included remarks from former vice president joe biden. tomorrow, another at the national ca

i get that a lot from the general public. more thane want to do we have been able to do before. the burgeoning commercial space industry enables us to do more. we are now resupplying the international space station with a commercial market, in essence we don't purchase, own, and operate our own rockets to .esupply the iss we buy the service to resupply the international space station. it drives down the costs for nasa and increases our access to space, and you have multiple competitors out there competing on innovation, costs, which enables us, we now see we have reusable rockets, rockets that launch things in space, then come back and land and we can launch them again. that innovation is possible because of the competitive marketplace. is, ife nasa sees itself there are things that we can commercialize, things we can buy as a service, then that enables us to do more. where there is not a robust commercial marketplace, that is where nasa needs to be involved in traditional acquisition methods where we purchase, own, and operate capability but we also have to be aware to the exten

get on the confidence of the i want public the government itself has not been able to deliver good governance and they have not been able to respond to the needs of the general public resulting in a loss of public confidence in the government as well as international assistance forces the americans did not work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and i would then have honest and to create a set of consensus where we can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many factors coming together that has been i desired in up so just taliban as style . have been successfully coming forward and digging wooded areas. donald trump has revoked the security clearance of former cia director john brennan he also lashed out saying he exhibits a rhotic conduct and behavior and is thought brennan is just the first in a line of officials who will suffer the same fate and similar car reports. exercised my constitutional authority to deny mr brennan access to classified information sara sander spoke to press and she said that the decision to revoke brennan's clearance was based on his erratic

it was raised after the capital ‘s terrorist attacks last year, so what does that mean for the general publict for the general public because they are expected to sustain a high level of situational awareness which is virtually impossible. but there will be inevitably messages communicated through the media and social media that they do play a very important radical role in the efforts against terrorism and in being to report anything suspicious. having said that, in incidents like this, it's an unfortunate reminder regardless of what this turns out to actually be, but unfortunately this threat does prevail. last year, of course, march 2017, not too far away from where that car has hit the security barriers this morning, khalid masood killed four people on westminster bridge and fatally stabbed a police officer. just a little away from where that car is now and since then, security barriers were beefed up, weren't they? yes, the introduction of more traffic calming measures, anti—terrorist measures, both overt and covert, have been introduced since last year. any landmark location will figure

conditions that have to be met and i think for as far as the fine the general public if nasa decides that these vehicles are safe enough to fly now. sastre noughts than probably the federal aviation administration which frankly doesn't have a lot of expertise in human spaceflight will say well if it's if it's good enough for nasa then it's good enough for us and and then they'll give approval to fly other members of the public you know we talk maybe about the birth of a space tourism industry still early days we don't know if it's all going to happen if it's going to be successful but this is the long vision that a lot of these companies have you know. bigelow will put a space hotel up there and space x. will launch paying tourists to go up and it won't be inexpensive especially at first but there's plenty of people who would love to go into space and they may have a chance in the next generation they want to go into space even if that represents a certain risk to their lives i want to ask you specifically about calculating those human risks because i heard from a number of facts pres

trump has mentioned nasa and the space force in the same tweet, do you think that that confuses the general public about what the space force and nasa do? mr. bridenstine: there might be some confusion there, but the american space enterprise, nasa is a big part of that, and so is commercial industry. when you think about the weight we navigate, that affects the conditions of humans on the earth, so the way we navigate, communicate, produce food and energy. people are probably watching this on direct tv or dish network. they could be watching it online, internet broadband from space. all those services are provided by space-based facilities. the way we produce food and the way crops have increased, the weight we produce energy, do disaster relief, national security, defense, predict weather, understand climate. a lot of people don't realize that every banking transaction in this country requires a timing signal from gps. without gps, there is no banking in this country. the power grid in this country requires timing from gps to regulate the flows of electricity. when you think about cell towers, w

can on the confidence of the other one public the government itself has not been able to deliver good governance and they have not been able to respond to the needs of the general public resulting in a loss of public confidence in the government as well as international assistance forces the americans did not work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and then i would then have on a stand to create a set of consensus where we can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many factors coming together that has been reserved. in upsurge of taliban as taliban have been successfully coming forward and taking what e.d.s. . now every call has placed two teenage girls under house arrest after they were detained for being part of a gang and magically plotting aka the pad were arrested for their role in a group calling itself new greatness and have been charged with plotting to overthrow the russian government medina caution and five reports from outside the court. most court has decided to transfer a mighty had to buy beacon on the public under house arrest and there are the members of t

because it has never minded the public be around about twenty five years. civil war for the general public where these rocket attacks were and taken by different factions within the city so really concerning situation for the public as well as for the government and indeed as yet no be has taken responsibility but we are assuming it's is the taliban if that is the case. in a time like this while the president is delivering either greetings really underlines the covered position of the potential cease fire that was offered by kabul. you see i've been seeing this time and again the taliban have a certain group which believes in military offensive rather than the peace process and they have been after disrupting the whole negotiation and the peace process back on as identity was part of the ploy and they have been trying to attack different sources who disrupt the peace process sense of what then shall not be should negotiate and they also want to negate the truce the december conditional truce offered by the of one government so not a good sign for the other one peace process and it's

get on the confidence of the out one public the government itself has not been able to deliver good governance and they have not been able to respond to the needs of the general public resulting in a loss of public confidence in the government as well as international assistance forces the americans did not work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and then i would then i want to stand to create a set of consensus where we can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many factors coming together that has been reserved. in upsurge of taliban as taliban have been successfully coming forward and picking wooded areas. now the u.s. says the economic sanctions against turkey will remain in place even if ankara releases an american pastor being held on suspicion of terrorism offenses that after both sides imposed for the tariffs on each other meanwhile some turks have chosen to smash up their i phones in protest at washington's economic warfare. thank you oh no. no no no no no. they have not proven to be a good friend they have a great christian pastor there is a very innocent man.

get on the confidence of the out one public the government itself has not been able to deliver good governance and they have not been able to respond to the needs of the general public resulting in a loss of public confidence in the government as well as international assistance forces the americans did not work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and then i would then i want to start to create a set of consensus where we can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many factors coming together that has been reserved. in upsurge of taliban as taliban have been successfully coming forward in peking wooded areas. now are. russian court has placed two teenage girls under house arrest after they were detained for being part of a gang allegedly plotting the pair were arrested for their role in a group calling itself new greatness and have been charged with plotting to overthrow the russian government within a quarter of a reports now from outside the court. a most court has decided to transfer a mighty had to buy beacon on the public under house arrest and there are the members

material information in a manner receipt reasonably designed to get that information out to the general public broadly and and exclusively. that is of course precisely what twitter does it is certainly broad it is not at all explosive anybody analysts investors anyone can have it so there you go it's a good leader it's so it's transparent but is it spot it's probably not smart and i would think it's probably not smart specifically when you look at the lawn must because you don't musk is a serial tweeter like some other people these days making the news are and he doesn't always take it seriously april fool's day this year he tweeted that test just went into bankruptcy now that is not really a joke when you're running a seventy billion dollars company that can really start shock waves and send the markets down not only for one company this is problematic you can't joke like that in such an irresponsible way so of course people wondering with him specifically is this is a serious announcement is that show he names the number for twenty he wants to pay four hundred twenty dollars and people said

conditions that have to be met and i think for as far as flying the general public if nasa decides that these vehicles are safe enough to fly nasa astronauts then probably the federal aviation administration which frankly doesn't have a lot of expertise in human spaceflight will say well if it's if it's good enough for nasa then it's good enough for us and and then they'll give approval to fly other members of the public you know we talk maybe about the birth of a space tourism industry still early days we don't know if it's all going to happen if it's going to be successful but this is the long vision that a lot of these companies have you know bob bigalow will put a space hotel up there and space x. will launch paying tourists to go up and it won't be inexpensive especially at first but there's plenty of people who would love to go into space and they may have a chance in the next generation they want to go into space even if that represents a certain risk to their lives i want to ask you specifically about calculating those human risks because i heard from a number of facts press. es

begin on the confidence of the out one public the government itself has not been able to deliver good governance and they have not been able to respond to the needs of the general public resulting in a loss of public confidence in the government as well as international assistance forces the americans did not work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and i would then of honest on to create a set of consensus where we can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many effect this coming together that has been reserved. in up so just by the bomb as taliban have been successfully coming forward in peking wooded areas. with eleven school shootings already this year the u.s. is planning to spend almost two million dollars and training people to respond to emergency situations with more on this is kind of. the u.s. department of homeland security has just approved a grant to create a time a training program for high schools around the country essentially one point eight million dollars is being offered for those who could create a long term self-sustaining mechanism for the safety of

know a a mannequin astronaut in it that that was obviously marketing and very clever and and the general public got a real thrill out of it and you know the idea of cia one of the things that i hope comes out of of a lot of what's happening in the private space market these days because we have to remember space x. is not the only one it's an extraordinary time that we're living in we we have a generation of billionaires who are space nuts they have a vision you listen to bigelow to to musk to be zos their vision is that someday many many people human beings are going to be living off the surface of the earth and i think that's really what's what's ultimately motivating him there there's easier ways to make money than than developing a rocket company but he but he has a vision they're not the only people who have vision and i think. just because they're billionaires i don't see why that a vision has to be given so much attention compared to for example your own vision because you you have been into space five times you completed four spacewalks you you know how to. fix the hubble telescope and

nominee for the spring court record is through the public process and the committee process, for senators on the committee have forced us to go to the foia route which is available to the general public and that is a very telling fact in the present state of affairs. throw in the materials that we will be getting a senators will be given to us, so-called committee confidential, meaning the public will not have access to them and setting a trap for any inadvertent release of those documents finally, we have a complete variance from the past traditions of the senate in terms of what types of documents were provided for the committee about nominees. now, as leader schumer has pointed out you can add that to the blue slips into the changing of the hearing process, to the removal of the filibuster, to all the different ways in which the normal process of the senate has been subverted to push these nominees through. now, i'm a road islander and we haven't ocean off shortly spend time on our oceans and when you see weird swirls in the water you know something big is moving under the surface. these are weird swirls in the water. the question is, what is going on here? what is the big

conditions that have to be met and i think for as far as the fine the general public if nasa decides that these vehicles are safe enough to fly nasa astronauts then probably the federal aviation administration which frankly doesn't have a lot of expertise in human spaceflight.

to do nothing on issues he undermined his credibility with the general public on the issues made changes.e he further diminished his credibility with a range of he's. cements >> how does it play out? the moment it's -- trying to ically er ve off a party for anoth leadership call. swig there we keep pounding away. supposed to for the former prime minister. >> with duton saying he has a signature group and backing of to majority what can he try on?ove >> and within the next weeks he could be ility undermined. e needs to get better than the banned majority and needs to do much better that be that number in order to sustain his own rime ministership. >> to what degree? hat kind of appetite does the rest have for this? >> that is the problem. boferning wing of the is in a choppy fashion but how that play was the risk of australians don't on peter duton and hisues he's stepped in with t idea of cutting back on an power, tax on and edz for the families so it's unclear what he wants to make the coalition popular with a larger population. chart, nt to brick up a on the positive side 27 years, cumst

. >> it doesn't hurt anything, really, but it looks back, sets the legislature apart from the general public. it would probably by part for them to get rid of it. the agency sets it's always adding more sff. >>> oakland international airport get machines called 3-d ct scanners, checking for explosives but see inside carry-on bags from three different angles. oak log will be one of -- the tsa says it would mean less hassle for passengers, shorter lines. >> we all like that. >> we do. i like the cooler temps coming soon. >> if i can please you and you, she's been frustrated with the heaping, but today was better on that smoke and we're going to continue to see some nice air quality. no rainfall with it, but it is kicking up the wind. >> this would mean right on now do the south bay. all wall street over to the east coast. you might harem a bit about that. >> the side effect is some of the red flag fire warn for the same sayers that are constituent burning. so get or app, turned the alerts on, if there's anything developing, we will of course bring it to you. qwest the cool breeze returning, an

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. >> you mentioned argersinger, that is a name that is going to be philly or two people in the general public who are watching us. who was she, and what role does she play in the field of eugenics and the black population? >> margaret finger is the founder of what we now call planned parenthood, but she is one of the key actors -- activists, and promoting women should have reproductive autonomy and control of reproduction three birth control. as a. she is looking at it does not include the pill like we do know, but it includes other types of devices and includes education and knowledge about how the reproductive system works. she is an important figure in my dissertation, because she says -- does interesting collaborative work with a number of african-american intellectuals. she collaborates with a lot local smaller african-american organization to develop things like birth control clinic the black neighborhoods. she is this really important figure that a lot of the physicians and others that i'm talking about in my dissertation referred to her as this important figure. one person i will be t

the dimly lit saloon will be the first place at disneyland to serve alcoholic beverages to the general publicit opens next year. the walt disney company also owns abc 7. >>> all right, well, let's move on and talk about the labor day forecast. >> it's starting very soon. let's check out live doppler 7 right now, and we do have some low clouds and fog around the bay area. temperatures they're in the 50s, 60s, reel quite comfortable. ocean temperatures are actually running mild, so that's why it's not feeling so cold out there. just a beautiful view of some clouds gathering. foggy at the coast and over the bay tonight. foggy and warm tomorrow, unlike today which was a bit cooler. and something we haven't seen in a few weeks here in the bay area, 90s coming back into the picture. so here's your weekend forecast. saturdays mid to warm, mid60s to upper 80s on sunday to monday, low to mid-60s right along the coast. so september definitely bringing some warmth as we head into the weekend. if you're flying out of sfo tomorrow morning for the weekend do be aware of the fact if the marine layer definit

or with president nicolas maduro and while they're sympathetic with probably to the needs of the general public why is it that right now they want to close their borders and they can't accept any more venezuelans on that on their territory. well the issue is is that they feel that this is the biggest challenge in the region that never before has latin america seen such a huge influx of refugees economic migrants trying to move from one country to the there in such a short amount of time and they feel that there hasn't been enough regional interaction between the countries to deal with this issue and even less with venezuela itself the problem here is that the government of president nicolas maduro has not recognized their economic issues except for saying that they are the victims of an economic war waged by the u.s. they don't recognize the amounts of people that have left the country in the last three to four years so every time that we are seeing. an increase in the amount of people leaving then the governments here tend to try to resist that inflicts they feel that they have already many ch

off by sayint i am not a digital expert one of my jobs is to run the conversation and talk to the general public and to the general forum but the experts are talking about and what they are saying. so i i don't anybody to think i'mdy posing but our job atatext foreign affairs is to assemble good experts you can listen to all sides that putting a good job to put a debate together so owaders can make up their own u mind.mind.what i thi. but basically as to what will happen next, we really don't know it depends on the united states for example will get it back together if you think abouc the problems in the last ten ten or 15 years in the writing of areas fromst 10-15 capitalism to globalization there has been a breakdown or a breakdown or a failure of regulation so things can go forward with lots of benefits with less turmoil and disorder and then to be destabilizing to various countries economic globalization which caused problems for different people in different areas. so the internet was racing forward in the connection will race forward to fast beyond the capacity of regulators.. there really

. >> we had members of the general public on both sides of the aisle showing up to sit alongside the reporters in the courtroom for days of testimony, especially when rick gates was on the stand. just ordinary folks lining up to see this. the dynamic in the room has been interesting. it is not like your normal trial. youth have things looming in the background, like the pardon, which seems to have shifted e way these things play out. you don't normally hite the possibof a pardon. its also important to keep in mind this is only the first manafort trial. there's supposed to be another one on issues somewhat closer to the trump campaign, more having to do with the oligarchs and ways that manafort may have been indebted to them. that is ming up in mid-september. yoinhave these things loomin the background that really alter the normal flow. robert: one of the best things about the jury keeping its deliberaons going is we get to have you at the table. we were worried the jury may come out with a verdict. that didn't happen tonight. another controvey in the white house, the fallout from oma

the dimly lit cantina will be the first place at disney land to serve alcohol to the general public. the "star wars" attraction will open next year and as you probably know the walt disney company owns abc 7. >>> like jabba the hut the bartender? how does that work? >> i don't know the like specific enough to know if it is a part of this narrative or not. >> okay. >> but you can't have the star wars bar without having drinks, right. >> yeah. >> that would be hard to pull off. >> yeah. >> i'm for it. i'll be curious to see what the rest of the visitors think. >> i can't wait to see what the drinks are and names are and ingredients and how you pay for them. >> i feel like they will be green and like steam coming off of it or something. i don't know. >> make it happen. >> disney. >> >> you're on to something there. absolutely. >>> let's talk about the weather because it's if going to get warm. you may want to drink this weekend and it's always best to drink nonalcoholic beverages, you're snickering and i saw alexis and reggie go that's going to happen. 87 in san jose where it's cloudy. q

the midterm elections all this muck raking up all that muck you can and much as possible so the general public will be influenced by this in the run up to the november elections the special counsel probe was initially launched to investigate alleged collusion with russia but has so far i mean exposed for what an election campaign violations sake do show the raw hued which we got to hope the company where is the closure you know there's still looking for closure where is the closure finds a delusion the fact that they haven't come up with anything that proves there is no russian collusion or they've wasted two years to find fairly pedestrian violations sure if you went into any of the campaigns including hillary clinton's and spent two years with an investigation team in the grand juries i'm sure you'd find a lot more than this filings and maybe some violations of campaign finance laws. back to michael cohen now legal fees equal big costs the former lawyer has also the donations to cover his defense it's paying off too he's raised more than one hundred fifty thousand dollars in just three days

the election so therefore all this muck up all that muck you can as much as possible so that the general public will be influenced by this in the run up through the november elections what do you make of how the investigation has expanded we know it was launched as a probe into alleged collusion with russia but so far it seems that nothing has emerged to date on that. that's the most important finding of the miller road movie the special counsel investigations they've actually turned up nothing of significance and therefore he's then got no gun into other directions to try to expand because his writ is to to find a mark which will in fact bring down donald trump in the very by the developer midterm elections and therefore he's he's been given if you like freedom to expand and call in anyone that he thinks is involved in the trump administration's run up to the election and so on nothing at all to do with russia and so therefore miller has it in if you like he's his his reputation is on the line because if he goes through and spends a vast amount of money and he comes up with nothing it doesn't

get on the confidence of the out went public the government itself has not been able to deliver good governance and they have not been able to respond to the needs of the general public resulting in a loss of public confidence in the government as well as international assistance forces the americans did not but work together with the countries of the region the powers of the region such as countries in central asia russia china and man i would then have honest and to create a set of consensus where we can work together towards stability in afghanistan so many factors coming together that has been reserved. in upsurge of taliban as taliban have been successfully coming forward and beaking wooded areas. now the c.n.n. presented chris cuomo has sparked controversy saying on the air that violence coming from the left wing and tiffany went in the u.s. is more morally justified them violence which comes from the far right the comments were made today after and to for had minor clashes with police and journalists while countering a white nationalist rally in washington all punches are not equal drawing a moral equivalency between those espousing hate and those fight

a theory of watch things that is allison twitter says for one thing we academics and media the general public we have a bias towards the new so that knowledge has been long held is not as likely to generate clicks or publications as something that is just been quote unquote discovered so jonathan on the steam abut the conflicts between western medicine and indigenous knowledge in indigenous medicine keep that in mind about tweaking mine because i want to play a bit of comment from kyle white who you heard from a little bit earlier at the top of the show kyle is also an enrolled member of the citizen pottawattamie nation and this is his take on that conflict. trishul ecological knowledge oftentimes places a lot of emphasis on the idea that knowledge keepers should be transparent and accountable and trustworthy to the people in their communities that they serve and that they should be respected for the work that they do scientific bodies often dismiss traditionally kludged all knowledge due to racism and cultural discrimination that erases indigenous peoples histories and the ways that indigeno

. >> we are human beings no matter who we are and -- wants the general public to see these guys are differentn a special way. so we need to stop discrimination because all in all it's about human beings and -- does not define me. >> the british governmt has told a -year-old chess star that he and his famil can stay in the country. shreyas royal has represented england in chess championships and isrt ranked f in the world for his age group. e u.k. office said he would have to leave in a week unless his father gets the approximately $150,000 a year needed. >> this isas shr royal. he maybe only 9 but he's rand fourth in his ageor in the. he's a chess medalist. he only started playing chess three year a but was told he'd have to return to india with his family unless his dad could get his work visa renewed by next month. this could only happen if he earns 120,000 points each year and he didn't. hisad appealed to the home office.d he s while yes, his shown immense problem, it did not mean the family culed stay in the u.k. m.p.s have tried to help. one said -- he performs outstandingly there compet

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