the president of the united states and secretary of transportation, a rail spill in a working class in ohio and they do not show up. president of the united states, school loan plan unleashes a plan to spend up to a trillion dollars to force blue collar workers who did not go to college to subsidize the white collar professionals. if there was never a sign the democratic party is not the working party and elites, that's it. and blue collar workers can't, you go on and the woke issues and everything else. they are bleeding blue collar americans and they are doing a very good job of it. >> gillian: marc, we have to leave it there. thanks so much for joining us. >> take care. >> john: interesting to see what tim scott has to say coming up when he gives that big speech at 3:00 in the afternoon. but the racist attacks on him are despicable. and solely because he's a conservative. >> gillian: and because people are racist, both. >> john: that's true. >> gillian: cuts both ways. of course. so there's also this democrats are rolling out a plan to narrow the racial wealth gap. starts when kids are in diapers. how is it going to be subsidized? >> john: how is it

spend thousands on independence, day braid and an arctic last hits the united states with records sub 0 temperatures from think many schools to crisis. ah, united states has taken immediate diplomatic action over the presence of a chinese surveillance balloon above us soil says the balloon is a clear violation of its sovereignty, but the u. s. secretary of state postponing a planned a visit to beijing. china says it's a civilian balloon and not being used for spying. and now there reports that a 2nd balloon has been spotted over latin america. whitehouse corresponding company hawker reports. the sing is up in the sky. china surveillance balloon is triggering a diplomatic rao that has prompted us secretary of state antelope blinkin to postpone his weekend trip to beijing is an irresponsible act. and that the p r c. decision to take the section on the if my plan visit is detrimental to the subset of discussions that we were prepared to have. the u. s. is accusing china, a violating international law. the balloon is still hovering over the skies of the united states. it was 1st tracked over the aleutian islands near alaska an

school. a small village appeared, which later became part of the united states of america everything is returnedools. let's just say, well, not really. we had them in nizhny novgorod, e., yaroslav the wise in 1030 founded e. here is just one of those schools. i studied, besides uh, theology, i studied uh, a certain category of art of philosophy and the like, and in 1.210, in my opinion, in yaroslavl, then she moved to rostov the great and there was also such a school, well , of course, under the auspices of the church, uh , in which jurisprudence radiated, i will already repeat that peter was one of the participants in the resistance. a poles understand that polish, since this part of kiev is now part of poland, it is clear that latin and so on and so forth were imposed there, but, in principle, it was an attempt to finally save the seminary, because poles are not only priests. e, they forbade appointing they forbade, uh, appointing metropolitan bishops there. that is, it went like this, so any institution in kiev , as it were, was still a nest, orthodoxy yes, it retained the identity that event

black woman in the world to do this. captain smiles burned her license at a special flying school in the united states. since then, she spends most of her mornings showing people the hot stopping magic of sun rise above them as a motto. the ride costs $400.00 per person. a luxury only few can afford like canyon stand up. comedian eunice bandito, aka mommy to she gift at the right to herself on a birthday i flew with captain smiles and let me tell her she is amazing. she is excellent at what she does. flying and telling you the 80 miles away. same time. that's amazing. she knows them from offer. captain smiles has already logged 200 hours of flying, but more importantly, she has broken through a glass ceiling for women in aviation. when i am flying, i can only describe it as freedom i can describe beats as, um gosh, it's you just have to fly. you don't have to comply with me. do to know what i'm talking about. and many hope to with canyon very own trailblazer. this is dw news. here's a reminder of our main story to day. turkish authorities have begun arresting people accused of being responsible for th

black woman in the while to do this. captain smiles on her license at a special flying school in the united states. since then, she spends most of her mornings showing people the hot stopping magic of sun rise above them as a motto to ride costs $400.00 per person. a luxury only few can afford like canyon stand up. comedian eunice bandito, aka mommy too. she gift at the right to herself on a boat. the eye flew with captain smiles and lemetre as she is amazing. she is excellent and what she does flying and telling you the addy mother the same time that is amazing. she knows them from afar. captain smiled has already logged 200 hours of flying, but more importantly, she has broken through a glass ceiling for women in aviation. when i am flying, i can only describe it as freedom. i can describe it as, um gosh, it's it just have to fly. you don't have to comply with me do to know what i'm talking about. and many hope to with kenny are very own trailblazer. they are watching d. w. news. sports life is up next. looking at navigating, sometimes messy world of football and politics staging for that. as yo

. >>> michigan state school body united in the game since two people were shot and killed.least for one night, the school gave the school something to cheer about. the spartans beat the hoosiers. it was an emotional night in east lansing. once again this was sports attempt to heal. >> sometimes it takes something like that to bring people together. that campus saw something really horrible. thaáeu been they've been through something horrible. it was nice to see them succeed. >> if you don't cover up the graffiti you >>> graffiti popped up all over san francisco during the pandemic and business owners have struggled to >>> graffiti popped up all over the city and now the city is doing something to help cover it up. lamar simpson is part of a new group tasked to cover up graffiti. they're already responding back to this area but that is prompting them to come back faster. >> they have to have money before we do. >> reporter: at first it was up to the businesses to cover it up for themselves before 24 hours before being fined. but the city is given money with no cost to the ow

united states. this is the reason why schools in several american states have been declared closed today. are westerners so far we have 225 people infected with this virus, now it is good that despite all the prayers for all the vaccines, he is doing all these things from america, the discussion of corona in the first professional world is about the new round of security talks between pakistan and america in washington post from yesterday a delegation pakistan's security defense went to washington and they said that the most important issue to be discussed is the fight against terrorism. while this meeting is being held, we have seen an increase in terrorist attacks in pakistan in the last few months, and the last time this meeting was held. it was in islamabad, islamabad, it was january 2021. it seems that some experts have not achieved anything and terrorist attacks are still continuing in pakistan. it is very short. the president is going to beijing, where he is supposed to travel to beijing and sign many documents, he is the head of an economic and political delegation. it can be said that he landed

ah, critical race therion schools has become a lightning rod for controversy in the united states. but what exactly is critical race theory or c r t? it's a theory originating in the 19 seventy's that says, racism is not simply a personal prejudice. but rather, it's embedded in the formation of the united states and continues to exist in institutions from the criminal justice system to the housing market to the health care system. but now opponents have skewed its meaning, claiming critical race theory teaches children to unfairly blame white people for historical ills. however, many argue that opponents have their own agenda to make anti racism unspeakable. joining us to discuss this, our doctor, gloria lats and billing. she's the president of the national academy of education and professor america at the university of wisconsin madison. the latest book is titled culturally relevant pedagogy, asking a different question. and sam, holy brill is a ph. d candidate at the city university of new york graduate center. and a research and writing fellow at the african american policy, for

. >> reporter: at one of the top music schools in the united states, two students and a professor setut on a remarkable journey. their endeavor brought them deep into the human brain and alzheimer's disease. >> i'm going to make it very subtle. >> reporter: inside this studio at the san francisco conservatory of music, natasha frank and lyna harrison listen to an original piece they created called "the spinning wheel." but what you're hearing is more than just a piano and cello. incorporated into the composition, the electrical activity of brains measured with an eeg. special software converted them into music. some of the individuals had alzheimer's. >> it was our job to translate it into ours, into something everyone could feel and understand. >> reporter: in the healthy brains, the music is in tune, but with the alzheimer's patients, their sleep patterns are erratic and the music turns off key. >> so when you hear this in contrast to the healthy humans' sleep, that's when it all kind of comes together and makes sense by the end of the piece. >> reporter: along the musical odyssey,

he was formerly the president of the united states where she was not school, the american out of syria. you know, it was the defense against, you know, change the immigration rules because they found some walk, you know, district court, which incapacitated. so unfortunately, it's something more serious to change just the guy from the white house we see in the palace. well, basically, besides the ball grown, you know, he did the sand lane, he just said the eat through the state stuff, wayne's. and if you know we have these dogs with russia, we child brain and which will did cool some good reviews for security. he was immediate in go to getting get for this war there. and as you know, most of the european stepped. yes. yeah. but you're the best the change. but that's what we're what we're in a very, very sad place. george. this is also kind of like thinking about the aftermath of 945 to outside power is russia, the united states determining the fate of europe. but the europeans, a lot of this time. ok, wasn't because they didn't have the capacity. it's, you know, they have the e as a lar

studying in switzerland and tehran from islamic nizam high school during her father's exile , about peugeot sabour, she went to the united states to study after his death. he completed the two-year course of the officer school after the death of his brother alireza in 1333 a.s. and before the birth of his son mohammad reza shah pahlavi , he was considered the crown prince of the shah, because his mother was of qajar descent, he could not obtain this title, therefore, he could not be assigned to sensitive political and military jobs. he was not appointed a ceremonial position as a military official instead of the shah in domestic and foreign caliphates, and his presence in the council of viceroys of the sultanate by taking advantage of his position in the sultanate apparatus, he acquired great wealth along with his mother , the owner of vast lands in the ali region. abad was in tehran, where they made a huge income by building settlements and by appealing to the king's power and ignoring the urban boundary law , the issue of municipal housing construction permit was successful . according to asadullah alam, in 1355, the american

budget. them into something i, 100155 1000000000, which is a mean which is being a school compared to what united states spends. but that increase in defense budget . it tells me that there will not be enough money to invest, to spend for schooling, for education, for social welfare, for hospitals, for pensions and things like that. so in other words, i see what my, my, my major, my major point of making here is that a lot depends not just what the europeans will be doing, but what also, what kremlin will be doing domestically to show that we care about our society here are our society, not just about winning a war. absolutely. but and then professor 1st, cuz i am just fresh from their presidential address to the problem and i was there in the audience. and it's pretty clear that, you know, i think for week water is at least of his address. where about the russian domestic politics and the main point he was making is that we have everything here to develop. we have the resources we dont need that much to rely on on the west that we can develop our own technology. and we are going to use this moment in h

united states inside harvard. the european union, a law school teacher, is called exclusively a contact zoo from which the americanent is played, greater europe is simply becoming a tool for the eurasian global strategy of the united states, what we see is the dismantling of the entire system on which the prosperity and security of europe was based on the decline of the american empire. there is an illusion in europeans that they are allies of the united states the problem is that the united states has no allies, it has enemies and vassals movie second europe full version today on first of course, the war has no woman's face, but thanks to doctors, thousands of lives have been saved our fighters ensign maria aleysk served in a motorized rifle company, then in intelligence, and at the beginning of her life she headed the medical unit of one of the battalions of the people's militia of the lpr. under shelling with mortar fire during the assault and offensive, the medical battalion is always where the most fierce battles are. maria aleyska, she is no stranger to the ranks of people's faces from 2014, when there is an

political prisoners, nicaragua, his government releases dissidence and sends them to the united states. spoke to school in india, give a young for all his real hope details come up a little bit later. ah hello. the intense heat way continues across central parts of south america, more very hot sunshine there. the santiago afford want to sell while father calls across central southern areas of chile and see how the temperature there still into the mid thirty's, warm enough to. and i sincere plenty of showers around southeast and parts of brazil, western side of the amazon seeing some really lively downpours. we'll see some wet by the 2 coming into the northeast of brazil as we pushed farther north, scattering a shower there into venezuela, into our columbia. maybe one or 2 showers too, into the caribou by large. it's not too bad at all. it is settled and sunny weather the wet weather will be making its way across. eastern parts of mexico sinking further south was running down across the far south of the country. could see some localized flooding here just pushing down towards guatemala. she make our way

. >> these schools coming up with the policies where they push a child towards a gender transition and lie to parents about that are violating the united stateso unified school district declined our interview request but addressed her lawsuit at a school board meeting. >> we're researching the issues and consulting state agencies. >> emotions from parents ran high. >> not every kid seeking emotional support is a candidate for gender transition. >> my daughter, the last two years have been asked for her pronouns on the first day of school. >> policy of school districts that say if a child says don't tell my parents, the educators will not tell their parents. essentially condones deception. in fact, it's teaching children it's okay for you to lie to your family. i think that's a terrible lesson for young people. >> as for regino, her lawsuit isn't about money, it's about protecting parental rights. >> goal is to make sure that this doesn't happen to anymore families and kids. reporter: she says her daughter is seeing a new school counselor who believe this is little girl was manipulated. meantime the chico unified school district is expected to

petersburg to help refuse the director here and i bet the house you know, what is the school by the united states all by you really actually fighting a war, essentially to prove when the better done the surgeon. so russian follower, once again in, in this region. and saw that that is one of the, the porters limits i've watched as it is, it's possible, ah, ah, at the end of the 18th century britain began the illegal opium trade in china. this hard drug causing addiction and literally destroying the human body became a gold mine for business men from the foggy albion. however, the ruling chinese jing dynasty tried to resist and to stop the illegal trade, which provoked the wrath of the london business community. in 1840 without a declaration of war, the english fleet began to seize and plundered chinese coastal fords. the poorly armed and poorly trained chinese army was unable to provide adequate resistance. the jing empire was forced to hand hong kong over to england and open its boards for trading the lethal good. in 1856, france and the united states joined in the robbery of china. the anglo fre

black woman in the while to do this. captain smiles burned her license at a special flying school in the united states. since then, she spends most of her mornings showing people the hot stopping magic of sun rise above them as a motto. the ride costs $400.00 per person. a luxury only few can afford like canyon stand up. comedian eunice bandito, aka mommy told she gifted the right to herself on a birthday. i flew with captain smiles and let me tell her she is amazing. she is excellent. as what she does flying and telling you the 80 miles away. same time that is amazing. she knows them from afar. captain smiled has already logged 200 hours of flying, but more importantly, she has broken through a glass ceiling for women in aviation. when i am flying, i can only describe it as freedom. i can describe it as, um gosh, it's you just have to fly. you don't have to comply with me to, to, to know what i'm talking about. and many hope to with canyon very own trailblazer. i hope to as well, well that's it for now, but be sure to check out other stories on d. w dot com, forward slash africa on facebook and twitt

this ensuring the safety of transport routes of main children's preschool and school institutions. the united statesaring for ukraine a new package of weapons worth more than $2 billion, but the main thing is that for the first time it can include longer-range missiles, pentagon sources say. help - this is not easy and washington will send inspectors to kiev. why will maria kravelka tell? ukraine's weapons money is looking around the world germany's chances heading south works in latin america nato agent in the east in seoul and tokyo local leader says you need to complain fork out to share weapons. well, this is sowing good. and, of course, the wording of stability in the world does not even change. everyone in the new country is worth the same thing, and literally, if putin wins in ukraine, this will mean that the authoritarian regime has achieved its goals, speaking in the language of absolute forces. nato can protect this world from aggression the effect of the speech is zero stoltenberg denied tokyo does not want to openly fight russia one frustration and ult. for him, only bad news in the unit

united states and affected more than 50 million people. extreme cold and frost made travel impossible in some areas. also, hundreds of schoolse closed and thousands of flights were canceled. the united states recorded 177 feet in a day and night, the most statistics the daily deaths of corona in the world had the highest daily rate of corona infection in the world belonging to japan with 19,200. france with 38 deaths had the highest number of corona victims in europe. the number of corona patients and deaths in the world in the past few days has been decreasing. the elites of a collection dahn-baniyan localized the products needed for laparoscopic surgery and launched them on the market . these products are used in special surgeries of removing the gall bladder, gynecological operations, as well as washing the internal organs and removing blood. surgeons can compete with internal products. if the domestic product had a better quality and a cheaper price, people would do it, which means that there is a lot of knowledge-based production in the economy. in 2018, when the ministry of health announced the list of imported medical

. >> these schools who are coming up with these policies where they push a child towards a gender transition and lie to parents about that are violating the united stateshool district declined us. >> we are looking at this and consulting state agencies. >> not every kid seeking emotional support is a candidate for gender transition. >> my daughter has been asking for pronouns on the first day of school. >> the policy of school districts that say don't tell my parents the educators will not tell their parents condones deception. it is teaching children it's o okay to lie to your family. a terrible lesson. >> the goal is to make sure that this doesn't happen to anymore families and kids. >> she says her daughter is seeing a new school counselor who believes that this little girl was manipulated. the chico unified school district is expected to file a response to the federal lawsuit soon. it's a story we will be following. mike. >> mike: don't mess with mom. >> dana: fascinating story there. we start this morning with what some lawmakers are describing as a confounding and confusing set of messages coming out of the pentagon and white house about the chin

school of economics, this document says. in general, russian industry depends on imports by 39%. this is one and a half times lower than in canada and comparable to the level of the united statesol of economics . its purpose is to achieve some positive structural effects. how to learn how to produce complex goods ourselves, diversify the economy, expand technological competencies? it is reported that import substitution was most successful, as formulated in industries remote from the technological frontier, agriculture , woodworking, but in the aircraft industry and pharmaceuticals, the possibilities turned out to be limited . the experts of the higher school of economics offer several possible product lines. well , those who said that after the departure of foreign brands in russia, instead of adidas, there will be abibas, in some ways, all the children's stores turned out to be right. mothercare changed its name to mother bear; there is practically no difference, but if you translate the changes, mom's concern became more noticeable. medveditsa as today convinced our correspondent new signs have already been hung in several shopping centers in moscow brand mothercare british

for the reform alliance, which advocates for limiting or ending mass incarceration in the united states. five school district is making several changes to its pandemic policies that take effect march 1st. students and staff members still have to report covid cases to their schools, but the school district will stop sending out official notifications about those cases to all district classrooms. also covid-19 vaccinations will no longer be required for volunteers or chaperones who work on oakland school campuses . san francisco's covid-19 state of emergency will come to an end on february 28th. under the change mask requirements will be lifted for people visiting hospitals, skilled nursing facilities and jails. however staff workers in those facilities will still be required to mask up. the city's plan is in line with california's decision to end its covid-19 public health emergency, which is also set to end at the end of this month. family is in mourning and trying to come to terms with how their 11 year old boy died after twisting his ankle. jesse brown, twisted and possibly scratched his ankle whi

. >> the idea for the schools came in part from the united states. pened in pennsylvania, where this photo was taken of native american children when they first arrived. this is them four months later. the school's motto was, kill the indian, save the man. >> consequently, ours was, kill the indian in the child. >> kill the indian in the child? >> mm-hm. >> that was the guiding principle here in canada? >> yeah. >> chief wilton littlechild, who is cree, was six years old, when he was taken to this residential school in alberta. then, he says, he was given a new name. >> my name was number 65 for all those years. >> just a number? >> just a number, yeah. 65, pick that up, stupid. or 65, why did you do that, idiot? >> what does it feel like at six years old to be called a number? >> i think that's where the trauma begins. not just physical abuse. psychological abuse, spiritual abuse, and worst of all, sexual abuse. >> you were sexually abused? >> yes. i think that's where my anger began, as a young boy. >> chief littlechild says he was able to take some

. >> even the ever popular fortune cookie which was created in the united states, was included in today's festival. the schoolenough to call itself the first chinese immersion public school in the nation. you know, i can't get my mind off of those fortune cookies. oh wait, fortune or factoid? let's see. it was the first chinese-american that she was the first chinese-american teacher in san francisco. she was told in the 1920's that she would never teach anywhere in the country because she was chinese. the, being bilingual is an advantage. >> you have more opportunities that can lead to a better job. >> this is another form of validation, right? therefore, non-asian or the non- chinese community is a way to learn. >> fabulous. that was great. >> yes. time to check on the forecast. >> getting close to the weekend. sandhya: absolutely, lunar new year celebrations. here's what you can ask deck. light level 1 system for friday, saturday, sunday. not a complete washout. morning rain tomorrow. afternoon/evening rain saturday, then sunday is wet and windy, so carry the umbrella if you're going, and if you are headin

to provide a 1000 dollar scholarship for the top 5% of graduates in every high school in the united states. [applause] to expand pell grants collar ships for deserving and needing students. to make up to $10,000 a year of college tuition-free tax deductible. it is a good idea for america. thank you. [applause] our third challenge is to help every american who is willing to work for it achieve economic security in this new age. people who work hard still need support to get ahead in the new economy. they need education and training for a lifetime. they need more support for families raising children, they need retirement security, they need access to health care. more and more americans are finding that the education of her childhood, something doesn't loft a lifetime. i challenge congress to consolidate 70 overlapping antiquated job training programs into a simple voucher were 20 $600 for unemployed or underemployed workers to use as they please for community college to asian or other training. this is the g.i. bill for americas workers. we should all be able to agree on it. [applause] tha

distinguished guests, the president of the united states accompanied by the vice president of the united states. ♪ >> hello. [laughter] my name is duane. i am a high schoolior from the south side of chicago. [applause] i play basketball and volleyball , do percussion in band, and have tried theater while keeping up my straight a's with a 4.5 gpa. two weeks ago, my classmates were invited to a screening here at the white house. emmett till was about my age when he visited his family in mississippi. we know about the story of how he never came back but how he never left our nation's conscience. my friends told me how it cool -- how cool it was to see president biden and speak about the history of our country. i thought i missed my chance. [laughter] and it is truly amazing to be here, especially with my mom. she instilled in me the values of hardware, and as a family we volunteer at food pantries and clothing drives. i have organized events to raise awareness and advocate for additional services. i also mentor will school students and work with nonprofits in the chicago area. for me, black history is not just about the past. it is about what we all do in t

ah, critical race therion schools has become a lightning rod for controversy in the united states. but what exactly is critical race theory or c r t? it's a theory originating in the 19 seventy's that says, racism is not simply a personal prejudice. but rather, it's embedded in the formation of the united states and continues to exist in institutions from the criminal justice system to the housing market to the health care system. but now opponents have skewed its meaning, claiming critical race theory teaches children to unfairly blame white people for historical ills. however, many argue that opponents have their own agenda to make anti racism unspeakable. joining us to discuss this, our doctor, gloria lats and billing. she's the president of the national academy of education and professor america at the university of wisconsin madison. the latest book is titled culturally relevant pedagogy, asking a different question. and sam, holy brill is a ph. d candidate at the city university of new york graduate center. and a research and writing fellow at the african american policy, for

united states inside harvard. the european union, the law school teacher is called exclusively to the petting zoo from which the americannment plays, greater europe becomes just a tool for the eurasian global strategy of the united states what we see is the dismantling of the entire system on which the welfare of europe's security was based 50 years ago american empire. europeans are under the illusion that they are allies of the united states the problem is that the united states has no allies, they have enemies and vassals film, second europe full version tomorrow on first do you see exclusive footage? this is denis muryga, one of the senior commanders of the ukrainian nationalist battalion aidar. when crossing the russian-ukrainian border, he was detained by border guards and fsb officers by a battle. naidar was formed in 2014. since then , hundreds of criminal cases for war crimes have been opened against his fighters. the fact that i myself come from the crimea when the fighting began actions. they are tears of fear. and in these frames, the muryga looks much bolder than here. he is still confident in his impunity.

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. >> reporter: at one of the top music schools in the united states, two students and a professor setourney. their endeavor brought them deep into the human brain and alzheimer's disease. inside this studio at the san francisco conservatory of music -- ♪ >> reporter: they listen to an original piece they created, called the spinning wheel. but what you are hearing is more than just a piano and cello incorporated into the composition, the electrical activity of brains measured with an eeg. doctors reported them as people slept. special software converted the brain waves into music. some of the individuals had alzheimer's. >> it was our job to translate it into art, something everyone could feel and understand. >> reporter: in healthy brains, the music is in tune, but with alzheimer's patients, their sleep patterns are erratic and the music turns off key. >> when you hear this in contrast to a healthy human's sleep, that is when it all comes together and makes sense. >> reporter: among the musical odyssey, two neuroscientists. >> you know, right here, you're looking at brain waves. >> r

united states. the balloon is about the size of three school buses, we're told. today the pentagon said the balloon is about 60,000 feet over the central united states, but would not give a specific location. although most recently around 2:00 p.m. eastern a balloon was spotted over the skies over columbia, missouri, and shortly before then the national weather service in kansas city, missouri, tweeted these images of a balloon, decidedly not theirs. today republicans and democrats are demanding answers from the biden administration as to how this happened, how this would allowed to happen, and why the biden administration has taken the steps they did, or did not. president biden, we're told, has decided for now not to shoot the balloon out of the sky because of concerns that the debris could injure or kill civilians and seriously damage buildings. the pentagon is not ruling that out as a potential option in the coming days. >> there is a groundstop on our airport, and this thing is up in the sky. >> this thing now believed by the united states to be a chinese gov

. >> just to illustrate how absurd this i entered the united states navy right after high school thatlf war authorization. congress has not repealed it since then. it's time we get back -- >> you still 18, 19 years old. >> thank you so much. >> you have a future in politic. >> thanks to both of you, really appreciate it. stay in touch and we'll keep covering this. >>> also a success story, a jet carried some 200 newly freed political prisoner from ni nicaragua. former several presidential hopefuls who had been jailed and called traitors by the police state regime. the biden administration says it released prisoners who were taken away on a bus who will go through a humanitarian parole process. >>> southwest airlines executives say we, quote, messed up. but can the airlines prevent a repeat of the holiday travel melt down? how they addressed that question today. that's next. (einstein) oh?! (cecily) switch to verizon! and get a new ipiphone 14 pro ad apple watch, on them. (vo) yep. right now get iphone 14 pro and apple watch se, on us. that's a value of up to $1200. (einstein) eureka!

. >> reporter: and one of the top music schools in the united states, two students and a professor setut on a remarkable journey. their endeavor brought them deep into the human brain and alzheimer's disease. inside this studio at the san francisco conservatory of music , natosha frank and lena harrison listened to an original piece they created called the spinning wheel. but what you are hearing is more than just a piano and cello. incorporated into the composition, the electrical activity of brains measured with an eeg. doctors recorded them as people slept. special software converted the brain waves into music. some of the individuals had also alzheimer's. >> it was our job to transform this into something people can feel and understand. >> reporter: and healthy brains, the music was in tune but in alzheimer's patients, the music turns off key. >> when you hear this in contrast to the healthy human's sleep, that is whtogether and m by the end of the piece. >> reporter: among the musical odyssey, two neuroscientists. >> you know, right here you are looking at brain waves. >> reporter

united states inside harvard. the european union, a law school teacher, is called exclusively a contact zoo, from which the americant is played, greater europe becomes just a tool for the eurasian and global strategy of the united states , what we see is the dismantling of the entire system on which the welfare of europe's security was based in 50 the decline of the american empire. europeans are under the illusion that they are allies of the united states . the problem is that the united states has no allies, they have enemies and vassals film second europe full version today on the first in the seventieth year, irina entered the pipe of one of the best metropolitan vakhtangov theaters. it would seem that the limit of dreams has been reached, but the face of the actress did not shine with happiness. the first experience of family life ended in failure for kupchenko and dvigubsky dispersed as secretly as they lived. for me it was not. it is strange that they broke up, because kolya was a completely different person. it seems to me that absolute harmony was not needed at the school. to her it was difficult to have h

massive 2000-pound spy craft from china that did the week long across the united states, 2000 pounds, the size of three schooluses, the object that was shot down yesterday over alaska was deemed to be the size of a small car. we don't know the details of the latest object but it's clear they are having trouble detecting it. one more thing if you don't mind, you're right about the private visual id, there's some talk is there any chance the u.s. destroying weather bal balloons? the object that was shot down over alaska, yes over the largest oil field in north america, some talk, nonmilitary objects, associated with u.s. government? officials agree there's no question f-22 should not be shooting down objects unless a close identification has been made in good reason to shoot them down. jon: we are glad they shut them down, it's just we need more information about where they are coming from. lucas tomlinson, live at the white house, thank you. national security and military analyst doctor rebecca grant joins us now. the chinese spy craft we saw a week ago was frightening enough or bothersome enough for now we go

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