it's happening all the time.oal is, our culture of our place is bring people up that are very young, give them opportunities that they would never get anywhere else. grow them throughout the organization. make sure they are entrepreneurial, hard-working, and want to win. and if you have that, you have a great culture in a company. and that's sort of where we spend all of -- a huge amount of our time trying to build within the organization. francine: bring them up to test them or just to make them learn? bruce: look, if we can bring them up to take on roles. and eventually, eventually, i will become an executive chairman. and i'll still be around. but somebody else is going to run the place. francine: will you ever retire? bruce: i will become an executive chairman at some point in time. and what that means is, i'm here to help mentor young people, help with business development, look after clients that can be helpful to the overall organization. but at some point in time -- this is a hard business. we are in 30 c

for very long time, right up until around... 800 years ago at the time of omar ibn khayam, the scientist, iran always had a say in astronomy, maybe even the biggest say in the world of astronomy. himself, he was quite possibly the biggest astronomer of his time, maybe we would call him astrologist right now, but he was the biggest astronomer of his time, and he laid the foundations for what we call right now the persian calendar, which like i said before, by most accounts is the most accurate calendar based on the solar system uh that we are currently. uh, but uh, around 800 years ago, when when the world shifted to the new scientific method, empirical sciences, iran's role in astronomy kind of faded away into the distance, but maybe with what i'm about to show you today, we're on our way back to gain our rightful place back into the countries who have lot of say in astronomy, but before that, let's take a brief look at the history of the most prominent figures in aran's astronomy and their works. from the heart of the ancient persian empire, legacy of celestial exploration was born, sha

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three times. he loved his work as a recruiter and was great at it. he was named one of the top recruiting coordinators of the year when coach majors returned to the university of tennessee. happy birthday, coach. your work at u.t. is legendary and you deserve a spot in the greater me sports hall of fame. you and susu have a very personal nice life and you were always so kind to my parents before they left this earth. you're a great man and i love you, brother. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. gomez: i rise to recognize mr. alatorre. his life's work was dedicated to delivering for the east side of los angeles and the latino community. he was tough, smart, and dedicated. he worked hard to give his community the same

they left georgia the three time-outs, plus the two-minute time-out. and this bama defense is all of a sudden reeling. they have to find some answers here. >> kirk: are you okay? you've had some big calls here. >> chris: i'm excited. >> kirk: you got 2:18. you might -- you better -- get him some water here. >> chris: the dolphins and the titans deliver on monday night like this? not counting on it. >> kirk: not feeling that. >> chris: what's carson beck thi thinking? he's been in the zone. is it just going to be heave-ho down field? >> kirk: he doesn't have to. why question it? the way the receivers are playing, the way he's seeing coverage right now. survival of the fittest, you know? this is a battle, heavyweight battle. >> chris: imagine this. going to come all the way back, take the lead for the biggest comeback in the long, proud tradition of georgia football. now you have to go back out there in a heartbeat. >> kirk: you have a red-hot quarterback. you have to keep believing and trusting. three time-outs. again, plenty of time. >> chris: quick th

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a tough time all the way through. as the commander in the field of a spacecraft, you don't want to see it go off without you, and that is what we wound up. we would hear things over the news waves and the different means we have two get information up here that 80% of the time, you hear sunny and butch, butch >> i want everybody to know how much we appreciate that. the concern for us specifically is very heart warming and much appreciated. every time i talk to someone, we are praying for you, there's prayers coming up for me and sunny both. streetet signs, people we don't even know, sunny and butch, we are praying for you and all those things. i can tell you it really goes a long way and we so much appreciate it and even the opportunity to share a couple of thoughts. i'm not sure how much we can share that you don't already know. >> all right, thanks so much, butch. media on the phone if you'd like to ask our nasa astronauts a question please press star one on your phone to enter our question cue. we have several peop

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i think he spoke clearly at times. i think he spoke more clearly more of the time that his style and at the end of the day, i don't think it's this debate. this is not, there's not still, you know, sometimes wonderful debating moments in american history. like when ronald reagan says you are better off now, they were 4 years ago with jimmy car, or when he made fun of his own age. how would you, walter mondale, or when the gerald ford talked about the poland not being in a russian domination. i don't think there was any of those moments in this debate. i think it was kind of what do you, what i kind of expected all the time being from here it's kind of really losing so . so at the end of the day, i think it's good those other fundamental factors or designs election, not anything from us debate that will sound fairy and ashley brought very, thank you both very much. indeed. i do all the many issues in a debate. so let's listen to what the candidate set about as well as we're on gaza . the far too many innocent palestinia

but at the same time, our plan is that we will be at 2% you know, over time every time. so and policy we think is still restrictive so that should still be happening. >> i'm just curious how sensitive you'll be to the labor market, since you forecast we are going to see higher unemployment and it is going to take a significant amount of monetary easing to just maintain it. chair powell: so, you know, what i would say is we don't think we need to see further loosening in labor market conditions to get inflation down to 2%. but we have a dual mandate and i think you can take this whole action as take a step back. what have we been trying to achieve? we're trying to achieve a situation where we restore price stability without the kind of painful increase in unemployment that has come sometimes with this inflation, that's what we're trying to do. and i think you can take today's action as a sign of our strong commitment to achieve that goal. >> rachel. >> hi, terpel rachel siegel from washington post. thanks for taking our questions. you're describing this view that you don'

as the senate spends more of its time working on nominations, this leaves less time for legislating on issues that are important to the american people, difficult issues that sometimes take days to resolve bills. more than 55% of senate votes in the first two years of both president biden and president trump's terms for nominations, which is over a sixfold increased compared to the average under the four previous presidents, which was a .5% of the vote. the number of cloture votes, the votes that we take to end debate on a nomination has also skyrocketed, with more than 200 so far for executive branch nominees under our current president and hundred and 70 -- to democracy. >> who had nine and clinton had 11. that's 24 two presidents and now we are at 200 and before that, the last administration. there are a lot of other statistics that i know you want to hear me rolloff here but one thing is clear and that is very straightforward, under both parties, we are spending a lot more time voting on nominations than in the past and is taking more time under each administration and pretty soon,

is the first thing, secondly, you need time... parental time, because when we deprive a person of arive them of the internet, deprive them of a game, we must give them something in return, this is also often a weak link for parents, because that you need to spend your efforts, you need to think of something to captivate him with, you need to give him some kind of emotional joy, emotional reinforcement, this also requires strength, but we have already somehow also experienced it, apparently we have reduced the time, if i understand correctly, well, when we did not give him a phone, we played board games all the time in the evenings . the weather was good, we went out there to play football, also played with the child, there was a hoop, basketball, we rode bicycles, that is why, as it were , probably, a plus of that, that he also started other activities there, time for gadgets, as if he didn't have it, and he didn't ask for it himself, yeah, but still after some time - everything is fine, everything is fine, op, can i, after a while, when it gets boring, apparently, free time appears

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trying times. i'm going to miss — part. trying times.t like i said earlier, we try to teach— but like i said earlier, we try to teach them the principles that— to teach them the principles that are _ to teach them the principles that are important and let them understand that trials, however you judge — understand that trials, however you judge what a trial might be makes — you judge what a trial might be makes you stronger. in that respect, _ makes you stronger. in that respect, '— makes you stronger. in that respect, i am grateful. makes you stronger. in that respect, iam grateful. i grateful that it has played out the way — grateful that it has played out the way that it has, we are here, _ the way that it has, we are here, safe, and a place we are both— here, safe, and a place we are both familiar with and doing things— both familiar with and doing things actually enjoy doing. but for— things actually enjoy doing. but for them, it is different. they— but for them, it is different. they are _ but for them, it is different. they are go

whatever time. i have left it belongs to him and he the way i walk through the valley of the shadow of death. i shall see no evil for thou art with me surely goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life. and i loved one the house, the lord forever. so again for those who may not have the context, this is in the immediate aftermath of president reagan being shot less than 80 days into his presidency. so tell us a little bit about more that scene and all. i mean, there's so in there, like i said he was the first person to come visit him in the house, in the hospital and there they prayed together. there and democrat and republican, democrat protestant and catholic. yeah, exactly. and they they worked together, you know, would after reagan got shot, he really did believe that, you know, his life was no longer own. that was it was god's purpose, him. that was what he was going work for, that and that's what he did. and they you know, chapel hill really ranked him over the coals, over iran-c

this was very difficult time, that is why i didn't spend much time for my daughter, as i did for her to create chaos and no one knew what was happening, particularly since the crisis lasted so long. all this time i lived in idlib, i who was born and raised in damascus. "i tried hard to save my family and home, but i couldn't, and my decision to separate from my husband was not an easy decision for me, and it took me a lot of time to think about it. i remember the period before i made this decision. i stayed without food for 15 days, literally without anything. walking around the house and thinking about this matter, and when i made my decision, at that time the security situation of idlib or the highways was unacceptable. i was supposed to go from idlib to damascus. i took my children and traveled to damascus. the situation was not stable and there was no security. there was no direct transportation to damascus, so i had to take my children to aleppo and stay. one night in alipo and then leave for damascus the next day. maybe this is the hardest journey. i have ever had in my life. i

we're just living in an apocalyptic time. let's face it the we had an opportunity to visit petra, to go to this place that i had been promised. would be my home for a few years and in some ways it was cleansing and it made it all clear to me that this was never a possibility. and was also maddening. to again, think that people thought that we were going to live here. it just doesn't make any sense whatsoever, but i'm glad i went, i'm glad i went in that way. the good way i went through a couple of decades trying not to think about issues like the world ending, but it's very hard to avoid that sort. if you care about society, you know, you care about your, your children. when with steering in the face to dramatic climate change, we're gonna have to face up to all future one point. so might as well do it. now before it's too late. i was very mindful and aware of that younger generation feeling such a sense of despair and responsibility. i the pizza of the planet, and i ride pace. paralleling my experience growing up with an end

time is number 25 on the list for his extraordinary service of all time received a firewall and from croatia is notorious. not to publish the government. the king is one email, middle concert in silver and gold clips for service under enemy file. the bottom line is it's this, that kind of metal, somebody's correlation and jim, and also this is only a wanted to someone to really terms and deserves it in closer in june and july 1942. that was code full time. a german secret document from june. the 2nd order is to general styles west, both near combat group from colonel shinkel, the general quote to most of the very most general stuff. come on for sub you instructed styles headquarters to quote, to reach agreement with the croatian government concerning the deportation of prisoners took relation, camps and elsewhere. anticipated arrival. dates and numbers ought to be reported by phone before each transport leaves for the quarter mazda branch of the general, comma for sylvia. now, let's see what happened to those 68000 pull people, including 20000 children. this is the arrival of people

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follow the regime time, this is also a professional habit, never to be late, to be on time. time, unfortunately to cook fish soup, i like to fry a good piece of meat, good meat, i like to cook something uh from our national uh belarusian recipe, that is from potatoes, yes a vegetable, potatoes, uh they know how to make potato pancakes, black sector, i ask you, what interesting stories can you tell us, so that we can learn something from you? but the most important story for each person, each at his own age, each at his own, relatively speaking, place, should benefit people, this is the most important story that you should follow, you study at school, this is your main job, the state invests a lot of money in this, look at our wonderful schools, how many... the history of your further development, a real person, a patriot, understanding of life, understanding the essence of the events taking place in our society, because we live with you in very interesting events that surround us now, we must very carefully understand all this, and understanding this we will find - our own, our way, our line of

of his time. but now of course, and then you get to sort of what's happening now. social media, i think bill clinton was the 1st to have a website. you have a bronco bomb or of course that was a lot of, of social media facebook. and of course we also know president trump with the use of twitter and that sort of thing. so the image of the president to say is not necessary as much as sort of a diplomatic tool. it's more now channeling of that person's personality, the values how they see themselves in the world. and so what's really interesting to me is the super choices that they make. you think it's also a reflection of the time means that the agencies sort of for example, the j f k portrait is very sort of 19 sixty's reflective to, i mean talk about that. absolutely. so the jack. okay, push it was done by aligned to cleaning and to his credit on family's credit, they wondered if a woman oddest, they also wanted somebody who was channeling this new way of painting that was seen is very much an ame

time.asia, how did you answer? i answered yes. this name, well, i don't remember exactly what he did, we often visit makelevo now, and there is a schmidt avenue there, i think that's what beat her, she didn't see this underwater rock, antarctica-arctic. vladislav, how did you cope with this task? i answered no, because if my memory serves me right, he was an explorer of antarctica, not antarctica. the original version, of course, well got there, well done, exactly antarctica, yes. ksyusha, how do you answer? i answered, yes, but i also remember the last name, i remember that he seemed to be traveling on some passage somewhere, but i don’t remember where exactly, where exactly, but i ’ll tell you, he traveled around the arctic, there he was engaged in his research activities, research activities of the arctic, the correct answer to our question, no, the ninth question: is it true that if after the cessation of the action of external forces, the size and shape of the body are completely resto

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now is the time. gather what you can to protect yourself and your family and put as many walls between yourself as you can with the outside. >> bill karins, thank you for that update. really appreciate it. >>> with us now is tallahassee mayor john daley, mayor, thank you so much for being here tonight. i know this is a very intense and scary time for the people of tallahassee. can you tell us a little bit about how you are feeling with preparation and evacuation. >> i appreciate you having me on. we have been preparing in tallahassee the past week. if we take a direct hit from a category 4 hurricane, it will be the most powerful storm in the history of the city of tallahassee. and i think for the most part, everybody has taken it very seriously. they have done a very good job preparing. as for the city itself, we spent the week checking all aspects of the municipal government. and making sure that everything is up and running. as the storm comes in. we have tripled our work force by calling in mutual

but we are out of time. and we cannot afford a government shutdown which would be greatly damaging to our national security, to critical e american people. ms. d delauro: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. delauro: i oppose this resolution which would absolve the majority of their responsibility to govern and move us closer to a shuttown. i urge my colleagues to vote against it. the majority's proposal completely abandons our nation's veterans. we have been informed by the department of veterans' affairs and the office of management and budget that $12 billion more is required to provide necessary medical care for veterans who have been exposed to toxic sub stabses. despite the urgency, the majority decided to provide nothing, zero for veterans medical needs. i cannot understand how anybody can support this bill and go home and look at their veteran constituents in the eye and tell them that they voted to shortchange the medical care they ear

first time, long time talk reference for a long time listener. first time caller exactly.like bob woodward, my business partner. we did a radio show for 14 years together. indeed, indeed was a great run. neal i've been struck by how many specific experiences you had on your journey that resonate with current events. you mentioned somebody getting shot through somebody's front door, for example. the one thing i'm thinking about is we're finally having a serious debate about solitary confinement meant. and you had an experience about the origination of that can you talk about any one of those experiences that seemed inform your opinion or your observations about any current? wow wow, you can use the one i gave you. well, it's that solitary confinement would be one example. okay. yeah, there is. i mean, just a pause on that i had to wrestle a little bit with how i would deal with the city of philadelphia so it's across there's like you could write, you know, books about that. so and i was i decided to focus in large part on the fact that there was this really fascinating pris

eastern time. we're going to take you inside the fed's mind-set with former fed vice chair roger ferguson. it is wednesday, september 18th. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on fed decision day. state right here with us. ♪ >>> and welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. again, it is fed decision day. we pick up a check of the u.s. fed stock futures. take a look. they're in the green across the board. we're also checking the bond market. there's a price expected cut with a 30-year yield hitting its lowest level since july 2023. the benchmark at 3.66, following 25 basis points since the start of september. okay, that's your money morning setup. our silvana he anyhow is here with our top corporate stories. good morning to you. >> the microsoft, blackrock, uae are looking to raise more than $100 billion for ai data infrastructure and the power to global them. the group aims to raise an initial $30 billion. >>> meanwhile boein

i had a great time doing it. but you can't be a part-time mc.ing. >> reporter: now 56, ll cool j is returning to the thing he loves most, rapping. ♪ do you remember the first time you heard the legend in leather ♪ ♪ the career ender ♪ he recently released his first album in more than a decade, "the force," which includes appearances from eminem and other rappers who grew up listening to him. he says there is still something magical about making a hip-hop record. >> my job is to go into a room and paint on silence and then say listen to this. like it's easy to sit around and judge it or say that album was better than that album. but can you go in a room, paint on silence, present to it the world, and have them enjoy it? can you do that? ♪ >> reporter: ll cool j says he's still having fun making music, which doesn't mean he doesn't want people to pay attention. >> i love the idea that you're talking to a hip-hop artist in year 40 and his record is relevant and impacting the culture. it's exciting. >> they were talking about it on the radio this mo

on vehicles especially on civilians or civilian marters um, but the israelis are probably living a time when they want to try to push now and see if they can force the resistance to retreat, to surrender perhaps and stop its operations, especially in support of gaza and palestine uh to try to get more concessions, but at the same time it seems that also the israelis will still be pushing ahead with creating a buffer. in lebanon uh to to to, as they say, fend off and to push towards the north of the litani river, and as the israeli ministers had said, and the israel regime's prime minister netanyahu had said that he wants an area which is unarmed, which is of course uh free of any sort of obstacle for the israeli regime to continue with with its atrocities, and that's uh one of the things that uh maybe... possibility do you think paul sheltonfoot about this uh buffer zone maybe and that will be what israel is uh um in its sites to have that created um and of course uh their repeated claim of wanting to return the residence of uh the northern part of occupied palestine? well remember the

but at the same time, we'll all see some spells of sunshine at times too.or thursday. we start off with showers near coastal areas, but again, it's a day where showers become widespread and move right the way across the country. some of them, again, likely to be heavy with some hail and thunder, but not lasting too long in any one place. given those strong, blustery north westerly winds now now ,heading towards friday and the weekend, we are eventually going to see the winds turn to a southwesterly direction, and that will bring up some much milder air, so temperatures are set to recover. however, into the weekend, this area of low pressure is also going to be bringing some spells of quite heavy rain, particularly to the north west of the uk, where it will also be quite windy, so temperatures coming cardiff, as we get into the weekend, and up to 19 in london. but there will be some rain at times, particularly in the north west. this is bbc news, the headlines. the tory leadership contest gets whittled down to four candidates after a vote knocks out former c

, — building, but just a few hours' time, this_ building, but just a few hours' time, this area, the of surrogates for both parties, both the — of surrogates for both parties, both the democrats and republicans, big names from the parties. — republicans, big names from the parties, people like governor schapiro, _ parties, people like governor schapiro, people like vice presidential pickjd vance for the republicans talking to media, _ the republicans talking to media, making their case for why— media, making their case for why they— media, making their case for why they believe their candidate will win this debate tonight — candidate will win this debate tonight. we will keeping a close _ tonight. we will keeping a close eye on that. we tonight. we will keeping a close eye on that.- close eye on that. we will indeed- — close eye on that. we will indeed. thank _ close eye on that. we will indeed. thank you - close eye on that. we will indeed. thank you much i close eye on that. we will - indeed. thank you much indeed. and here on bbc news you�*ll be able to watch rolling coverage of t

but so over time i'm out and before i full time moved to afghanistan. i went back to iraq a couple of times pakistan aforementioned, where i was impressed their health care system. i got seen quickly, got jabbed with an iv, which was also not something i was excited about, but fortunately, again, all you know, i don't know if i'm allowed to donate blood again, but least i got through that. i also had a little of fun with with pakistan because. i was i wasn't officially kicked of the country, but i was sort of ushered with them eager me to leave because i had reported on a story of religious that happened while i was there at a christian village was attacked an allegation blasphemy against one of their residents was dismissed by a court. and so i showed up the day after this village had been ransacked and there's still smoldering houses people in the street. i was the only western journalist there. it was kind of accidental because i wasn't you obviously didn't know that was going to happen while i was there. but i was near enough that. i was able to get

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it at the time. a ghillie suit. and i don't want to hyperbole here or overexaggerate, but, you know, there were times where there were serious geopolitical consequences for stuff that was happening in realtime. you know, um, there were times... give us an example. well, there was a time in mumbai, india, where we discovered an indian police sniper, but we didn't know it at the time. he was covered in a ghillie suit. and, um, we thought it was an actual sniper, um, and was looking at obama through his rifle scope, and we had to make a decision. were we going to immediately burst into this speech with president obama? so there were times like that, but then there were other times where, um, i, uh, went to, uh, afghanistan once with, um, the president, president obama, and my cat team had been up for like 36 hours, 24, 36 hours straight, and another team relieved us. there's always a backup plane, a backup air force one that flies everywhere with the president in case there's a problem with the primary

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