it's actually part of the reason why at universal standard, our size medium is the average size of thetandard is typically to buy most stock in that size, medium, but for the majority of american brands, that size medium is actually a size six or eight. it's not based on anything. these are totally made—up numbers that the industryjust randomly decided to make a size medium. so by setting our size medium to the average size of the consumer, we reduce waste in that excess inventory and can perfect our buy—in. if we see that the average changes in any lasting way, we'll re—evaluate. and we always, even before the rise of the weight—loss drugs, stayed incredibly close to our buy—in and adjusted as needed. and this is how we continue to ensure that we inform our buys and reduce that environmental impact. you touched on it there, but do you expect you'll have to revisit that? you might have to think again about what you stock and when and in what sizes. if we see any lasting impact, we will, of course, revisit our buy—ins. and, polina, am i right in saying that you allow customers to exchan

project, we are very, very much concerned with making sure that we apply our standards, our universal standards in iraq. and we will -- we endeavor to make it a better place, when we leave than what we found before. this is very important to us, because this is part of our dna and part of our engagement. so for that, we've already launched missing, capturing, or monitoring campaigns with drones. we've already launched all kinds of initiatives, where we basically ensure that our production and my colleague said it, this challenge of producing, providing access to energy. but also in a way. it is, indeed, a challenge. but a challenge that is doable. and what i'm trying to get at, what we can do, we can control. and that is what we are doing. we are able to apply government standards, whether industrial or other that ensure that we do it the right way, as we do it in another country and an oace country. we have our project, the water aspect that is a bit different from just providing electricity. or capturing the gas. the fact that we would like to reduce the hydrick stress on water, so it can be

and why we have not globally settled on a universal set of standards and forms and practices, i am standardsaid all around the world, and yes, in the uk and eu. rumman chowdhury. _ yes, in the uk and eu. rumman chowdhury, thank— yes, in the uk and eu. rumman chowdhury, thank you _ yes, in the uk and eu. rumman chowdhury, thank you for - yes, in the uk and eu. rumman chowdhury, thank you for your l chowdhury, thank you for your time. ., ~' ,, still to come on the world today — we look ahead to the official reopening of notre dame — five years on from the devastating fire. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. an appeals court in the united states has upheld the law that orders tiktok to separate itself from its chinese owner orface being banned in america. the legislation was passed because of concerns about national security linked to the power the chinese authorities could have over the platform. the ban is due to take effect the day before donald trumps�* inauguration next month. 0ur north america technology correspondent lily jamali explained more about

representatives from all regions, different legal and cultural backgrounds, to create a universal structure and standard of fundamental human rights. this year's themes are right -- themes, our rights, our future, our now, is a call to address the formidable year of human rights suppression, war time atrocities and transactional diplomacy, including renewed hostilities between israel and hamas, the ongoing crisis in haiti, backsliding democracies in africa. millions worldwide face violations of their basic rights. and the very system we rely upon is under threat. today and every day let us renew our commitment to the universal protection of human rights. all people entitled to live with dignity, respect and equality. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate compu

anyone on a college campus who dares to state the obvious that his university employs vast double standards in admissions hiring will be denounced. shunned. anyone points out the negative effects of preferences on their alleged beneficiaries risks his job. professors have been fired. private conversations wistfully, lamenting the poor performance of their black students. edward hates this intellectual reign of terror. but he's been motivated by an even more basic drive the belief in justice. he contemplates racial and sees not a blow against white supremacy, but a violation of america. founding ideals of fairness and equal opportunity for all. so how do you move from being, as edward was a financial portfolio manager to becoming the premier advocate for colorblind ness? you run for a congressional seat in texas in 1992. edward jumped into a u.s. house race because there would have been no republicans on ballot. edward quickly that his neighbors deserved a political choice. the government had other plans in mind and his door door campaigning. edward discovered the two homes right next to eac

so our, our standards that we've always always claimed to be american standards over to him for mentation of the universal declaration of human rights over a century ago. he was born and now jimmy carter may rest in peace. he's left behind a political life, a civilian legacy. that now stands in the history books via good or bad. well, that's left to interpretation depending on how you look at it. now or that's just about a rep for now. here, what are the international? i appreciate your company on this monday. we will be back up soon enough with more of your top stories on filter as owens 0, announcing the the the by the that i have a huge family stash. i mean, yeah, yeah. you go. yeah, with some of this at the of the forest, every care of weight in the field, the the at that you could, you put for gets a nice that the you could have christian. yep. at the end of march. but the dish which the, which the when did the scope, the little angel. so you, bob a, she'll be the other 16. is that the, the reading, the blue sky. you to a mind and dear to me. this is my home and i love everyone in the world the share

is diversity lowering the standard at oxford university? graduates getting jobs. no, because the diversity thing. but anyway yeah. >> so this is from the mail on sunday. the headline reads oxford accused of lowering their own standards to hit diversity targets, with 1 in 10 places now reserved for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. so this is one of the reports, one of the dons told the times, who said i have known students admitted under this scheme who could not write essays in grammatical english, something previously unknown. in my experience among oxford undergrads. so yeah, this is obviously interesting, isn't it? i think whenever it comes to there's like quotas or diversity quotas, there is always the risk of people being even if they're genuinely good people, kind of going, are you supposed to be here? you might just be a diversity hire and things like that. so that's always the problem with these schemes. if we're not focusing on diversity from the point of race, and we're looking at it from people who might be disadvantaged f

so our, our standards that we've always always claimed to be american standards where to implementation of the universal declaration of human rights over a century ago, he was born. and now jimmy carter may rest in peace. he's left behind a political life, a civilian legacy that now stands in the history books. be a good or bad. well, that's left to interpretation depending on how you look at it. and that's all for me now, still with our team to national for all the latest, somewhere around the world, my colleague rober associated will be with you a couple of the by now the the hello and welcome to cross talk. were all things are considered. i'm peter level, it was widely thought the year 2024 would be to multi list and it was however, in ways few had predicted the world did change in the c or the.

say, so our, our standards that we've always always claimed to be american standards over to him for mentation. now, the universal declaration of human rights over a century ago, he was born and now jimmy carter may rest in peace. he's left behind a political life, a civilian legacy that now stands in the history books. be a good or bad. well, that's left to interpretation depending on how you look at it. sorry for a little pause here with the auction international mothership in moscow that will impact suited with more of your top stories. we are live both on air and on the the .

it is not accurate to say zero price markets are somehow existing outside of the universe of the consumer welfare standard. >> i think that is exactly right. i would go maybe a step further and say, we are used to thinking of money as being a valuable thing. but was more valuable than time or attention or privacy or information about ourselves? these are familiar harms in a sense, but they are really serious ones. >> right. perhaps law professors who practice in antitrust should be able to to the billable hour rate into that. we will leave that for another hearing. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you. senator blumenthal. >> first of all, thank you and ranking member lee for the last two years of really remarkable leadership on this panel. we have had tremendously valuable hearings. and a lot of insight. i am hoping we will all continue working together in a very bipartisan way as we have done on many of these issues. ms. cooley, thank you for all your great work. i was attorney general until about 2010. you were overlapping during part of that time. and some of the most productive and valuable work done

charging port. russell says the new standard for devices will slash costs and reduce electronic waste makers of laptops will have until 2026 to comply with the universal charge of so i'm or calling him the world's next. i'm so sorry what we love to get. get you another story 1st to india. now where of funeral has been held for the former indian prime minister, monroe hen seeing he died on thursday at the age of 92 and is widely seen as the architect of the country's economic liberalization. to the funeral of the veteran indian leader began in the streets of the capital daily with um, dots and members of the security services working alongside the procession discussed . it was then transferred to congress policy headquarters where mona's also paid tribute to the former prime minister, who's known for his mild amount is and for putting in these economy on a new pass. on the, this is a big loss for the country. i feel that no one can replace him, his thoughts, intense visions, additional. he used to speak less, but his talent and his actions used to speak louder than his words, looked at the multiple remains, then began the final journey to the commissio

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charging port. russell says the new standard for devices will slash costs and reduce electronic, which makers of laptops will until have until 2026 to comply with the universal charge of a heavy fog has disrupted air traffic at some of the u. k. is busiest airport with dozens of flights either canceled or delay, comes after major disruptions on friday effecting some 20000 air passengers. visibility is expected to improve on sunday to india and now we're a funeral has been held for the former indian prime minister. then mohan sing, he died on thursday at 92, and is widely seen as the architect of the country's economic liberalization. the funeral at the veteran indian leader began in the streets of the capital valley with all dogs and members of the security services working alongside the procession discussed. it was then transferred to congress policy headquarters, women, and also pay tribute to the former prime minister, who's known for his mild amount is for putting in these economy on a new pass. 7 now the, this is a big loss for the country. i feel that no one can replace him. his thoughts into its vision facility used to speak less, but his talent and h

universities have said, this applies only to speech by the president. statements, if you will. that's great and wonderful development. but, it is important as a standard. institutional neutrality and this is how vanderbilt and the university of chicago has interpreted, it doesn't just apply to speak, and a price to actions. crucially, it applies to how you deal with the endowment. institutional neutrality at the university of chicago and vanderbilt that the endowment will not be used for political purposes. so, calls for divestment are inconsistent with the principle of institutional neutrality no matter what the cost is. that is not where most universities are at this point. i think it is, to me, logically inconsistent to say i refrain from condemning israel and then invest in israeli companies. if you are devasting, you are making a statement saying it is inappropriate or contrary to university policy to have an endowment in whatever the issue is you are thinking of and so those are the values. institutional neutrality, i will spend more time on because that is at the heart of what happened last year. there is a free speech issue which sometimes cat

universal declaration as is humanly possible. and if we if you apply the basic human rights standards to every incident that happens in international diplomacy and and in everyday life, that would be the best thing for the united states to do. and i hope all americans will take this on. what would a carter, mondale administration, how would the administration have reacted to the murder by saudi arabia of jamal khashoggi? i hope we would have, and i believe we would have demanded a complete account about how high up the orders came from concerning the direct murder of khashoggi. as you know, they sent about 15 people to the embassy where khashoggi was destined to be was scheduled to be, and they apparently killed him. cut him up into little pieces and and buried him some unknown place. and that was all or could only have been done under orders from some of the highest people in the government of saudi arabia. so our demand a and accounting for that we were tried when i was president to put human rights at at a measuring stick in every instance. we didn't always succeed but that's what we are our it was one more off the top of the ne

and judaism and so forth, they have a moral and ethical standards and i think that they all compatible with the basic principles of the universal declaration, declaration of human rights. well, thank you all. i one of the things that i've always admired about president carter is the epigraph to why not the best is from reinhold niebuhr. can you quote it the sad duty of politics is to establish justice in a central world, sinful world and very few americans of this or any generation have done as much to fulfill that duty as you. thank you, sir. thank you.

so within the a standard process, we have always supported the protection of serious territorial integrity and unity . and we hun from say, all universe supervisor said mohammed monday, who pointed out, but the timing and the tears offensive in syria amid the sci fi librium is not a co incidence or the kind of idea. and i says, the groups that were stationed alongside the syrian i could occupied syria and go on. they were supported by this way, we resumed their injured militants, would be taken inside israel and for treatment. and the measure, any regime would bomb syrian forces office when they paddled them near the border. and of course, we know that the americans let this whole dirty war again, syria, they supported different terrace groups. jake sullivan, who is the current national security advisor of the president, said in an e mail on february 12th, 2012 to hillary clinton, that mc area find outside is on our side. okay, to the is on our side, meaning a decade after 911, the united states was working with all kinds of syria. they were carrying out tara attacks in syria, and they were constantly engaging the syrian army when it

standard. please, for the love of god -- >> as do you. >> put the universal service obligations in your office, print it out. that is literally supposed to be your guidance to the standards. thank you. >> gentle lady yields. chair recognizes mr. froth. >> cluster boxes, sometimes we see apartment complexes use them, where i live uses them, as well. i know that the post service sometimes encourages communities to install cluster boxes. can you tell me more about how you decide when you encourage a community to use cluster boxes, what factors are considered, does the recommendation just go through you or the local postmaster, can you talk about that? >> so rules were established, i think, 15 years ago with regard to home delivery that any new developments, and that's wishy washy definition as to what a new development is because of -- we often get into conflicts with an expansion of an old development whether it's a new development or not, that they would not be going to the doorstep, we would put cluster boxes in that -- that there be a requirement that the developer put the cluster box in for t

, stanford university is confirming the suspect worked at the school in 2019 as a head counselor for its pre-collegiate studies program. more recently, according to the san francisco standardsll, this morning, jurors in san francisco continue their deliberations over the fate of nima momeni. he's facing a single count of murder in the stabbing death of cash app co-founder bob lee. this was back in april of 2023. now, his attorneys claim that he stabbed lee in self-defense after lee brandished a knife. prosecutors argue the dna on the knife handle is almost entirely momentos, and when that jury reaches the decision, we will break into programing, bringing you that verdict. we will also send out breaking news alert on our nbc bay area app, along with complete coverage over at nbcbayarea.com. 658. the today show just moments away. however, for more local news, stay with today in the bay. streaming on roku, pluto and other platforms. ahead at 8:00. the major impact the recent financial aid fiasco is having on enrollment at bay area universities. all right, let's get a look outside at those cold temperatures. yes, it is very cold. we've even seen some below freezing temperature.

in oxford them in the heyday of humanism at that university, and i remember thinking, this cat humes is the master of touting propositions by standards that cannot meet the task. so if the proposition is that unless a proposition is empirical, demonstrable, or mathematically demonstrable, that proposition, the net proposition is nonsensical unless it is empirically demonstrable, which is not, or mathematically demonstrable, which it is not. but if we can safely dismiss that humian proposition. and how great to be on the program, especially with two distinguished senior fellows, from whose work have been learning for 3.5 decades or more, thank you guys. here's an opportunity for me to thank you for the wonderful work you've done from which i and everybody else in the field have immensely benefited. finally i want to say what a joy it is to be here with my old friend betty, who is in the audience, and dennis, whose views were largely shaped during a period when dennis and i were working together at the u.s. commission of civil rights. it was really our conversations, dennis, that these ideas formed, and i'm grateful for that. you are o

universal payments for pensioners so they can see what their commitment is. as for the budget, they're driving up productivity. he. >> prime minister? >> mr. speaker, we're driving up productivity, prosperity and living standards. that's a pay rise for the three million over the lowest pay and should welcome that. a pay rise for those working in n.h.s. and better than expected wage growth just before christmas. and delivered by labor, opposed by the tories. >> the economy is shrinking and did not think of who it impacted. another impact is the hospices. the hospices believe it will cost them another 30 million pounds. yesterday they voted to accept care and charities and hospitals from their tax and labor voted it down. can the prime minister at least agree to fund hospices so they can continue their invaluable work helping people at the end of their lives? >> mr. speaker, we put a record amount into the n.h.s. in the budget to deal with the problem that they left? will set out the funding arrangements of hospitals in the new year. it's the same old same old. she wants all the benefits, she said herself, she wants all the benefits from the budget but doesn't want to pay any of them. that's what got us in the p

the universities and athletic organizations must investigate and disclose those who initiated these violations of sportsmanship and set standards of play. they must stop these abuses and must issue full formal apologies to the people of our nation for disgracing america's finest traditions. this moment must become a turning point. and recommitment to the values that good sportsmanship should teach us. respect, cooperation, and team spirit, physical and mental discipline, and, yes, good times, too. this is about more than football games. or storied rivalries. sport is about setting an american standard on the field. in the classroom, winning isn't everything but as we know living a life with honor, integrity, and respect for us is is. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the chair now recognizes the the gentlewoman from illinois, mrs. ramirez, for five minutes. mrs. ramirez: i ask unanimous consent to address the house. thank you, mr. speaker. as we get close to the end of the 118th congress, my first term representing the greatly diverse illinois' third congressional district, i

really, on the standard that there's a god and he's the one who sets the standard and we ought to let the creator of the universe, to create the game set the rules. none of us get there perfectly. >> is your predecessor in jail? >> no, under house arrest and faces another trial that is scheduled to start next month. and from texas, you're on the phone with governor huckabee of arkansas. >> this is my first time calling and i want to thank you to are your program. i have several comments, character does count, but we all need to pray for our country and last week, one of the callers who called in, it was an elderly gentleman who was a world war ii veteran and he knew ken starr and his family and he noted that his grandfather was involved with the rj reynolds tobacco company and another comment is that if you study history you will find throughout our history, our illustrious founding fathers all had colorful reputations from george washington and jefferson on down to mr. clinton's predecessor. look at our senators and congressmen and governors, let's get real. who can judge who here? how did they get where they a

university. professor, greatly appreciate the time. this afternoon, you sort of zeroed in here on some weaknesses that you saw with the standard seasonalke these vaccines more effective? >> right. so it all came from a misunderstanding of for 60 years, people have thought that you have this bias because of the first flu infection that you ever got, and then you couldn't really do anything about that. but what we found is it's not really that that it's really about getting the right kinds of help from t cells, which have to work with b cells in order to make a good antibody response. so, so yeah. so basically we figured it's got to it's about the t cells. it's about that preference of different parts of your genetics that governs the t cell response. and that just by formulating a vaccine in a way that contains multiple of the different types of proteins from the different types, we're able to equalize the antibody response and get what you really want, which is you put in four strains, you get antibodies against the four strains, which is not what normally happens. so the shocking thing is that the standard flu vaccine is only 60% effe

university, a meeting called by readership in new jersey, new york, several states in canada as well. >> think what we are trying to do, put law enforcement together to see if we can't operate on a standards from the bar reporting from what we are looking for for authorities to detect and mitigate drones. >> reporter: since mid-november the mysterious drone sightings have been reported in 11 us states including new york but the nypd told fox news on friday that aside from a collection of possibly unauthorized drones in new jersey last month they haven't found anything irregular since. >> we have seen no anomalous drone activity in new york over the last 30, sixty, ninety days. it is true there are more and more drones being flown in the sky as people are focusing on this issue, they are seeing what has been there. >> federal authorities continue insisting there is no threat to public safety, either don't have or refuse to provide specifics to ease people's concerns. the temporary flight restrictions over critical infrastructure in new york and new jersey will continue until the middle of next month but the nypd is pushing for those restrictions to become permanent. ashley: the mystery go

university confirms mangione worked at the school in 2019. he was head counselor for the pre-collegiate studies program and more recently, according to the san francisco standardon to the weather. we are seeing cooler temps ahead of us. our meteorologist, kari hall, has a look at what we can expect. look for a mix of sun and clouds today and temperatures in the mid 60s. but just as fast as it warms up, it's going to cool down. will be in the upper 30s tonight and mostly sunny tomorrow as well, but then expect a chance of showers on thursday with highs in the upper 50s. it's going to be cold once again heading into friday morning with upper 30s, and it looks like there will be a bigger storm system coming in on saturday with more gusty winds. a break on sunday and then more rain coming in early next week for san francisco. we will not only see the times of rain starting on thursday, but ahead of the weekend we'll be watching out for king tides as well, thanksgiving holiday, and many airline passengers were winding up with unexpected expenses. so consumer investigator chris karma shows us how to apply for reimbursement. if you think an airline owes you money, th

such as ensuring compliance with regulatory standards with many adopting best practices like mandatory self exclusion with addiction treatment and rutgers university to engage in evidence-based research to best assign practices on gambling harms. and the industry is also well engaged in this research. they recognize the critical importance to sustain operations, deploying best practices for responsible gaming and reduce problem gaming harm. they recently established the investment of $20 million in profound commitment to engage in research to identify and propose best practices for online gaming performed by them. i urge the committee to respect successes in regulating in the past, federal oversight is federally needed. cooperation on certain issues and continue with collaborating with agencies like the department to do good work. >> thank you. harry levant. >> we hear the words responsible gaming. this is code for self-regulation. a different approach for regulating industry with prevention of harm perspective. ranking member gray amend distinguished members of this committee to offer testimony regarding the public health crisis created by the un

university of pennsylvania says he graduated in 2020 with a bachelor's and master's degree in computer science. police are saying his last known address was in hawaii. the san francisco standard reports the suspect's mother last month reported him missing to san francisco police, but his bay area ties went deeper than that and include a job he once held at stanford. our investigative reporter, candice nguyen is digging deeper into the details. stanford confirms that about five years ago, a person named luigi mangione was a head counselor for their university. social media pictures appear to show mangione with several other counselors in stanford in 2019. now, this is a part of that facebook group photo you're looking at. mangione. his facebook page has since been taken down. stanford told me today a luigi mangione was employed with them from may to about september 2019, with stanford pre-collegiate students program. we wanted to learn more about this stanford program. what is it and what did mangione do t there? according to their website, it's a summer program for promising high school students. it gives them a sense of what it's like to be at stanford. mangione's linkedin p

universities. i don't support that plan. what i support is incentivizing trait and skills. that's with a labor shortage in the state is. i support improving our academic standard in a public school system. our nation's report card was released. it was tragic. our students have failed every single metric especially the last two years because of the covid-19 pandemic. we need to be teaching children reading and writing and math. >> 15-second and just come a little quicker. congressman pappas, the first congressional district includes lake -- school and obvious big lake and ocean what are your favorite body of water in the district? >> got to be the merrimack river. i've taken steps to protect the watershed by limiting combined sewage overflow into the merrimack river which is a a t topic i do is focus of what is important for infrastructure. >> good question i was a big island pond and dairy. my family friend at a campground that were used to go there every summer growing up. >> do you agree with the fbi that conspiracy theories like qanon constitute the domestic terrorism threat, just a? >> i believe we a political decision on both sides of the aisle. we need t