to sit down and talk with welcome back to was of course, midland isn't a professor at the university of itself. eastern norway, professor, decent before the break. we were, we touched on multiple rarity and i think there's a difference in how this term is interpreted in the east and in the west. as i speak to the delegate for this forum. what is actually, what they mean by multiplier to is the recognition that each country, even though there are some common laws of economy and the, you know, social organization, et cetera. each country develops according to its own historic trajectory at its own unique pace. and it's not about so much, you know, trying to push everybody in the same direction as the west tribe or the united states tried to do for frankly, for its own benefit, but rather respecting the difficulties. the differences are various countries and try to find, you know, a middle ground between that. and that's why i think i would disagree with your assumption that breaks and all the other organizations of integration in asia were built against the united states. because it looks like t

different peoples during soviet times, but all this is part of ukrainian history, the universe of ukrainian lands itselfbecome a part of the ukrainian memory and it is the ukrainians who must decide what part of the memory of the ukrainians is not foreign countries, they are poland, germany, israel , russia, or national communities. that is, this is an attempt to what to throw away yes, but the last word should be for ukraine and i will be for the ukrainians until this step is taken, this mess you see in babyny yar, in particular, will be kept. connection thank you, we have a network that changes. as i understand it, it's just on the go. well, while there is an opportunity, i note that in principle the words of serhiy bulba, the belarusian opposition politician, the founder of the white legion organization, which joined one of the leaders of the belarusian position, pavlo latushka, is now confirming on our air that the right-proclaimed president lukashenko is preparing to go to war against ukraine. i think that our colleagues are already detailing everything. and now we will see tetyana shustrova's judi

there's been there's been several reasons books and also the report that was generated by university of virginia itself in 2018 here i'm thinking about books by. by especially mcginnis and nelson educated and tyranny and alan taylor's recent book which have argued that you know. you know, let's be honest if there was a whole lot of just playing celebration of the university of virginia for a long time and not much criticism about about its connection with slavery and not even much exploration of that topic. there's now university of virginia has joined many other universities including my own the university of maryland. in exploring more some of the connections to slavery in the origins from the role that slaves played in actually building the buildings. i remember seeing at the university of mississippi the hand prints on one of the bricks. it's one of the slaves enslaved people who left that print. i'm from building the buildings to the fact that they were serving as you know, there was servants to some of the students unto the professors and they were enslaved sometimes hired out to the you know, so

their studies not in a ukrainian state university but in a fake one in order to at least somehow fill vacant student places, employees of the pseudo-university itselfhbors, and acquaintances to the admissions committee. however , the skeleton of collaborators willing to teach at the pseudo-university in kherson was formed from offended persons who were fired over the past five years. most of the e-e traitors who sided with the occupiers came at roshshif university, the majority of them have one thing in common: you know, such losers in the scientific world, and this percentage is probably 30 - they are people of retirement age who have already left they didn’t work at the university for retirement, they were all returned too well, there is a part of people who really at the time of the seizure worked at the ukrainian agrarian and economic university and well, in my opinion, they took a step and went to the occupan university. this is a university the former first vice-rector of kherson agrarian volodymyr morozov, who is assisted by his two sons to the center, collaborators roman and oleksiy, who joined the work for the occupiers and their wives, th

we go into the pure streams of the breath of the universe. eyes closed the will of the universe will absorb your will in itself. and your future will open to you. your destiny we imagine how clean i am breathing, at least something, you can imagine. can you imagine? chicken dog well what do we have? 13 rubles cannot be 50 kopecks. exactly 13 exactly, 13. i really don't like this number. so that the quarter was lying around a frivolous public, how now the cloakroom climbs up from taking revenge on the feeble-minded khazars? do you remember these lines? yes , the iron man was oleg and khasar gouged and your shield on the gate. hung in istanbul. and how did he end the ancient gypsies, but you will accept death from your horse. here's what they told him . and that alexander sergeevich pushkin is bolder than you and me. no, he was the smartest man of his time, but he still believed in fate. are you in such a hurry? and i want to drive the blackboard before school. on this stupid board. granny, i'm in charge instead. dima's full stomach is doing exercises so that it is incomplete. dimochka that you have an essay tha

and we leave in a clean order, the breath of the universe. eyes closed the will of the universe will absorb your will in itself and your future will open to you. pasha 's fate we represent something as pure, can you imagine. can you imagine? chicken dog well, what do we have? 13 rubles cannot be 50 kopecks exactly 13 exactly, 13. i really don't like this figure. so the frivolous public, how now climbs the veshalek from taking revenge on the words of the clever khazars? do you remember these lines? yes, the iron man was oleg and the khasar gouged and his shield on the gate. hung in istanbul. and how did he end the ancient gypsies, but you will accept death from your horse. here's what they told him. and what about alexander sergeevich pushkin boldur, not you and me? no, he was the smartest man of his time, but fate still believed. death are you in such a hurry? i want before school. riding this stupid board. ugh. granny, i'm instead of charging. dima, well, who does exercises on a full stomach so that it is incomplete. dimochka, what is your composition? i want to be yes, that's exactly what you want to be. in

and with time my scholarship and my teaching merged as i focused my work on the history of the university itself. i had attended uva as an undergraduate and when i was a student there in the 1980s, i was completely unaware of the institutions history of slavery. it was simply not discussed. not mentioned not memorialized not to be seen. in many and it was followed by many more years of segregation. and they stated this just a matter of factly. the history's website would have declared that uva integrated in 1968. i'll add parenthetically that this public university only began admitting women in 1970. i learned from my african american students how acutely they felt the weight of that history. how they found the constant references to jefferson oppressive. how they did not feel welcome and included in the university's historic spaces spaces that had been built and maintained by enslaved labor and later segregated for that additional hundred years. how they were often treated as unwanted by some of the schools white students. it was clear to me that even though the official public history of the u

of itself. after earning to reach georgetown university and gail, joe took a position with congressman tom reed so that he could serve the community where you grew up. joe's commitment to service have kept been personally involved in politics enough to be led to his decision to run for congress. his demonstrated record of service, i am confident the congressman will be a strong representative for the families of new york' is 23rd district. i am not to have him as a colleague and extend my heartfelt congratulations to joe, his wife and two daughters. with that i yield back the remainder of my time to mr. sempolinksi. [applause] >> congratulations. >> madame speaker, i went to think the congressman for that wonderful introduction. i want to thank my fellow new york state delegation members were joining me, the minority leader for being here. it is an honor to be the representative of the people of the southern tier and finger lakes. i am blessed to have my family with me. my parents are here. [applause] they have given me everything. my in-laws are here, who have always treated me like family. [a

news & world report" ranking of colleges and universities. the magazine itselfists with much of its focus on ranking universities and some universities have been caught fudging their numbers. cnn's martin savidge is here to explain. columbia university in new york, one of the best schools in the world, but columbia felt the need to lie about their data to improve their ranking? >> reporter: hello, jake. yeah, this all began to unravel for columbia back earlier in the year when a professor of mathematics at columbia university began to ponder a question, how is it possible that the university had a pretty meteoric rise going from 18th in the nation to the number 2 spot so that mathematician crunched the numbers, the same numbers that columbia supposedly had been crunching such as class size, the level of education for faculty, also the student to faculty ratio and others and he came up with different results. he found that columbia had made significant errors, errors in their favor, so then columbia did its own internal study and what do you know they came out wi

they decided at the expense of students of foreign universities who were forbidden to leave the country elizaveta khramtsova will continue in a country that calls itself of free people, the times have come when freedom can only be dreamed of, on september 14, the kiev authorities banned students from foreign universities from leaving the country from late february to september 10 ukrainian authorities. already detained more than 8,000 men who tried to leave the country on separate documents, according to the official version, it was this fact that forced the authorities in mid-september to close the border for students of foreign universities young man. we demand fairness respected. and you were all jealous, the answer was not long in coming, advisor to the head of the office of the president of ukraine aleksey arrestovich. i honestly admitted that all students should be ready for mobilization, do you want ukraine to survive or do you want to solve your personal problem by teaching sbonia, yes, or two hundred you, too, that’s all get up the war the people’s war is going on at some point of the arrest, generally claimed that ukraine is capable of mobil

i believe that this is some kind of universal gift from god. just by itselfoes not come to a person in the mid -nineties, they went their separate ways. i had my own job, though. and we will finally find out what will happen in ukraine on september 17th. incredible healing sessions, how detvan the lord with the life of rudsky and how now, right in the frame, he will cure his eyesight, which will make detvanga with actress tamara semina, so that she feels like 18, as well as a prophecy that is about to come true, when the kiev regime is defeated, which will happen universally on september 17th. and what will happen to ukraine on march 17, 23 , we will find out everything in just a couple of minutes, divorce and maiden name. well, love-carrots now we are getting married. and then i endured everything. well, patience suffered patience ran out. yes, it is not unlimited. why from here and the sections of the property of the stars does not save. even the gloomy contract to me actually agreement, before we signed and said either this or not. when i never even got ma

as i focus my work on the history of the university itself. i had attended uva, as an undergraduate, and when i was a student in the 1980s, i was completely unaware of the institutions history of slavery. it was, simplynot discussed. not mentioned, not memorialized, not to be seen. it was followed by many more years of segregation. they stayed at this, matter-of-factly. the histories website would have declared, uva integrated in 1968, adding, parenthetical, you that this public university, only began admitting in 1970. i had learned, for my african american students how, acutely, they had felt the weight of that history. how they had found the references to jefferson oppressive. how they did not feel welcome in the university's historic spaces. spaces that had been getting built, and maintained, by slave labor. later, segregated for additional hundred years. they are all the schools weight students. it is clear to me, and it is never mentioned slavery. even though there was not a single public acknowledgment on the universities landscape, the

diplomat, a defender of rights, an international professor at the national university of the kyiv-mohyla academy. about the reputation itselft they think about the russian one. happy vitaliy day to all from the tv viewers, well, the reputation of the uh, the international, well, to put it mildly, she was tortured because of the uh, she was in 2014, when the aggression of russia began against ukraine at that time, the so-called international experts confirmed and tried to prove that war crimes are committed by ukrainians by attacking the very objects of peaceful infrastructure, so there is nothing strange here, there is a russian trace there, and unfortunately it continues, and the reputation of this organization is very low because of that it is better not to deal with her, but to deal with more solid organizations of volodymyr. the other day, she was in our country for the third time already during the full-scale tournament of the russian federation on our territory. for which we are definitely grateful. what is interesting is that she gave an interview in the bild publication and stated that, well, appeal to such and such

of foreign universities from ukraine. but earlier they were promised a problem-free exit for cordon. why are they being prepared, did elizavetamtsova find out? in a country that calls itselff free people, the times have come when freedom can only be a dream, on september 14, the kiev authorities forbade students of foreign universities from leaving the country from the end of february to september 10, the ukrainian authorities. already detained more than 8,000 men who tried to leave country, according to separate documents, according to the official version, it was this fact that forced the authorities in mid-september to close the border for students of foreign universities, a young man. they demand justice. we love. and you were all jealous, the answer was not long in coming, advisor to the head of the office of the president of ukraine aleksey arrestovich. i honestly admitted that all students should be ready for mobilization, do you want ukraine to survive or do you want to solve your personal problem by teaching sorbonium, yes, or two hundred. you too, get up people's war is going on at some point, aristovich, generally claimed that ukraine is capable of mobilizing f

of a nuclear safety and security protection zone limited to the plant itself. earlier i spoke to nash many misconduct. he's an engineering professor at the university of southern california and has worked as a safety inspector at nuclear power plants around the world, including 2 noble and focus shima. and i asked him what he made of the report. thanks for having me for printer, the read the whole record this morning is a very sober report on as director general roughly groceries, whom i think deserves another piece price. hopefully it's very serious issue playing with fire. and if you really read the district or what is written between the lines, i think is more important than what is written here because the report is very conservative. but what is written between the lines? i think the area that i'm mostly concerned about that is the pillar tree of all this stuff, condition, operating stuff and the potential for human error due to fatigue stress. there are some very, a lot of being forced to me on believe about pressure constant to stress under potential for human error under extremely stressful condition. all of these are, unfortunately a recip

each number is 70 cm of gold leaf, and the dial itself is 6 m 12 cm. the diameter of moscow state universitym. the length of the minute hand is more than four, and the weight is 39 kg. by the way, you can also make a wish here. dmitry grishin used to come from the crimea to the biology olympiad as a schoolboy, and in his free time he went here for university hours. i remember it was december 12, i think. i come here here blizzards body. i make my way here through this snow in the dark, and in order to simply put under this clock. i waited until midnight and made a wish. my dream to enter the country's main university, the faculty of chemistry, has come true. i am already a sixth-year student. moreover, i am an employee of moscow university. and these walkers in the central children's store have their own record. how else can the largest clockwork in the world be assembled from 5,000 gold-plated parts, among them 21 gears, a four-meter escape wheel and a 13-meter pendulum. the mechanism itself without a pendulum, 6x7 m with a pendulum is already 15 m, in general they weigh. the whole mechanis

of a nuclear safety and security protection zone limited to the plant itself. earlier we spoke to nudge meeting miss coffee. he's an engineering professor at the university of southern california, and he's also worked as a safety inspector at nuclear power plants around the world, including at noble and fukushima. he told us more on the proposed securities own the ideal se demilitarization of support ratio was originated by secretaries job on one year, which is almost a month ago. and you beat you actually russia for says, a russian ambassador rejected. the idea came out in the 1st security council meeting, 2nd, security johnson. and again, right now there is a euphemism. now, there are being using, it's called protection. so i'm being honest with you. i don't think that the russian federation will accept that protection zone, immunization as being proposed by a year, which is a very noble, i'm very logical demand. my humble assessment is we need to really to elevate this, trying to escalate that to the level of the political negotiation. and security concept needs to be more proactive rather than sitting down and listening to their pontification and thi

self-cleaning coating, which we can see, incredibly, the fact that the development of university scientists can actually be cleaned by itself enough to walk in such clothes in the sun or rain and again there will be no trace of ordinary dirt, coffee jam, wine , or even no iodine, as a matter of fact, this coating of nanoparticles is visible on the fabric. she glimmers a little . yes, i went to, for example, you know, white silk shirts, something, of course, on her and that's it. beda can also be used. to be honest, i somehow do not quite believe in these miracles. let me show you. so we take such distribution quite often. she is a nuisance, it happens with us. yes, this is such a one in the form of ketchup on clothes, unexpectedly like this. friend, everything let me hold it so that here and i will wash it off with water. not even a speck remains. we have developed several methods for applying such coatings. i hope that next year these fabrics will be produced on an industrial scale. after advertising in the project my universities, let's have a good warm-up in the gym and feel like queens for a moment. wow, on the day when

of ​​novaya kakhovka, kherson region, city authorities report that the russian air defense system worked there ukrainian neo-nazis, hit and in kherson itself shells hit the building of the polytechnic universityeral residential buildings were damaged roofs were broken ceilings of the upper floors collapsed there are civilians among civilians who suffered new strikes, ukrainian neo-nazis inflicted and on the territory of the luhansk republic during the day recorded at least two strikes by american high mars systems, then eight rockets were fired at lisichanskaya perevalskaya and zolotoy - this one of them hit the house of culture reliable and uninterrupted exchange information. between command and control posts and combat units is provided by our military signalmen for their work, which does not stop even for a minute in the special operation zone was observed by our military commander aleksey baranov to the right, such combat patrols are carried out continuously. motorized rifles provide protection and defense of the position of artillerymen. the noise of the armored personnel carrier engine literally drowned out the combat helicopter of the vehicle at low altitude returning from the mission.

university, he wants to become a surgeon . the education itself was compared by the professorial staff of here a.hly qualified education, and a lot of practice, which is actually a big plus for education. i like it very much, the teachers are always ready to help explain, and always at any moment of the day and nights. you can call them if necessary. suddenly, in addition to a good education in belarus , foreign students can get a hostel. example amir came from iran and lives in the student village and decided to follow in his father's footsteps studying dentistry in his second year of medical school two years ago. i studied in germany at the hamburg state university, and i was haunted by the goal of becoming a doctor. nevertheless, i decided to enter minsk vsmu and i want to say that even for comparison it is no different. even better, than there is this student village of minsk since 2009. eight dormitories for 7.5 thousand people have been built here. each building has a first-aid post, a canteen and a gym in 2024 . another dormitory for the university of informatics and radioelectronics and a

of course, connected with the conference itself. four large conferences will be held. uh, conference. russian academy of learning, a conference on digital law is held by the university timiryazev innovative university a. big conference. we will be organized by the institute of culture and direction related, which are carried out by the companies for the barca update. generally can say that the expected number of participants. uh, cauldron, digital week will be over 15,000 people. this is the business part - this is the official part. this is the exhibition part within the framework. kdv we will host two more big events. firstly, about the tests of the competitions of the games of the future, they will be presented at the expo site. come , register, look. this is a very spectacular event and there will be a big championship. all-russian championship. the fourth engine of skills, where people will compete, students will compete in digital competencies. here, when you study topics that will be discussed on the forum by the layman. not everyone understands the topic of how to attract the layman in a drone, for example, that this year they will talk about drones when the

itself used to be the loading hall of an old brewery. everything has embedded value with this is doctor near market shawnee, a professor at the national university of singapore and an expert who said that concrete to build that took a lot of conflict. and so you begin by recognizing the building itself as a kind of, as an asset. we got to pick up the construction side of the residential for which we'll have a flat. sure, a large common area and kitchen. so here you see we big 100 percent with what? nothing is. ne, nothing exclude. it's all screwed. so you can remove it like legal crude, a 100 percent organic. so this is just play and behind the clay, it's sprawl. and you have just put in a lot of lin strong and water invested. they also used woodward for installation compress the straw up cycle plywood and create a natural alternative to concrete made of hampshire in line and recycle plastic bottle doors. dancers nicole working area simon and his colleague sasha, showed me perhaps the world's most unknowingly famous meeting booth. rescued actually material from a yoko ono exhibition in light thick and was actually assembled as coffins we disasse

are all kinds of pollutants and pollution comes not only from people, but from nature itself, when you happen, for example, combustion peat. uh, bogs, peat bogs, scientists of the university, of course, consider not only as a source of pollution, but first of all, as a very promising ecosystem that can be used, for example, under a plantation of northern berries. after the development has occurred, for example, and peat wears us. we can create a real plantation in turn. this peat bog will bring us not only some kind of ecological effect within 50 years. we will be able to get berries to accumulate there c2 treat him. well, and so in this way, peat bogs will benefit from this direction. at the university, alexander antonov is working on one of the most urgent problems for the region - forest restoration . all this is based on the laboratory of colonial micropropagation of russia and experimental hydroponics, which help to implement the projects of the world-class scientific and educational center russian arctic new materials, technologies and research methods, because in the twenty-fourth year, and the whole forest recovery must be a closed root system. our laboratory, tog

we, uh, introduce children from school into the process of training these specialists , we go all the way to the university itselfmoreover, uh, undergraduates and bachelors, as well as graduate students who conduct research in the it field, can work on the robot. there, in the field of artificial intelligence of neural networks in this aquarium, you can watch the work of an underwater vehicle created in the primorsky robotics laboratory. it is small, but capable of many things, for example, to find abundant stock of seafood or from here, which is very relevant 2 years ago, a large-scale program was launched to clean up the far eastern bays from scrap metal. speaking about the possibilities of a technological breakthrough in russia, in particular in the far east , the participants of the economic forum inevitably turned to the topic of import substitution, it’s not just about finding a replacement now hard-to-reach western technologies and components, but also to train highly qualified personnel for the priorities of industries, according to the leadership of the far eastern federal university is possible only in

they're going to remember what the united states did to them, and that itself will have consequences. professor at the university of toronto, said mohammed mirandi, thanks a lot for joining us on the program. once again. thank you. the lebanese banks are too close for 3 days for monday, after a series of hold ups by depositors demanding access to their frozen savings. financial collapse took hold of the country 3 years ago, forcing around 3 quarters of the population into poverty. here's our teachers saying, i add with more, who says that of dishonesty, banks are being stormed in lebanon. several have been attacked by depositors demanding that they receive their savings. customers are threatening to set banks on fire to use weapons, and further escalate the situation. so that the rights will be upheld. a little more de installing. we are the depositors outcry association, and we are declaring war and these liberties banks. after 3 years of peaceful means or demons, have nodding mats. on the contrary, the government is trying to impose a law to control the capital there, and legitimize the embezzlement of the deposi

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europe’s support for ukraine, although this support itself is already much more like an ax for information manipulation. the australian university ofide has calculated that, for example, in english-speaking twitter about the kiev agenda is created mainly with the help of millions of bots therefore, real supporters. the nazis have much less than they would like all social media controlled west. they work differently. here is the news agenda and almost every social network there is a huge army of bots that are trying to create a massive appearance of what the world is. now the whole world is talking about the ukrainian crisis and, as a matter of fact, they are created by the ordinary people, and the reader about the user on the social network gets the impression that the whole world is really talking about this , fortunately. this is not the case, because a large number of messages are created, propagated inwards. anyway, winter already close, fuel in europe remains steadily expensive heating bills are growing, so a new protest action will almost certainly not keep itself waiting, nor will it make us wait for a new attempt to discred

of the university, but this is all fiction. in fact, for a solid foundation, it was enough to dig the same amount of earth. how much does the building itselft turns out that this building was supposed to stand at 800 m. further , almost on the observation deck. oh, well, of course, the experts showed their expertise in time, they didn’t understand that i just slept. no, i know, you know, what a fact that the first student, it turns out, did not study here, but on red square, you can imagine. look, this is a red stripe that is all over goes to the contour. yes, it's not just for beauty. this is to harmonize the building as a whole, because they say, if, for example, it had not been done, then from there the building would have seemed somehow. well, not so well defined. well, for me, the most important fact is that the operation was filmed here. well, more precisely , the adventures of shurik, yes, you remember, i remember of course. north on the ring to the south, and now to the center.

specialists of the guys from the school bench and we lead them right up to the university itself, moreoverh undergraduates and bachelors can work on the robot, as well as u hmm graduate students who conduct research in the it field. there in the sphere artificial intelligence of neural networks in this aquarium, you can watch the work of an underwater vehicle created in the primorsky robotics laboratory. it is small, but it is capable of many things, such as finding an abundant supply of seafood on the seabed or exploring those that sank many years ago. the ship, which is very important 2 years ago, a large-scale program was launched to clean up the far eastern bays from scrap metal , speaking about the possibilities of a technological breakthrough in russia, in particular in the far east, the participants economic forum inevitably turned to the topic of import substitution, the point is not only to find a replacement for now hard-to-reach western technologies and components. well, and to prepare highly qualified personnel for the priorities of industries, according to the leadership of th

support for ukraine in europe, although this support itself is already now much more like clumsy information manipulation, the australian university ofcalculated that, for example, in english-language twitter about the kiev agenda, it is created mainly with the help of millions of bots therefore, real parties. at nazis are much less than they would like all social networks controlled by the west. they work differently. uh, this news agenda and almost every social network there is a huge army of bots that are trying to create a massive appearance of what the world is. now the whole world is talking about the ukrainian crisis and, in fact, it is being created by an ordinary person, and the reader about a user in social networks has the impression that the whole world is really talking about this, fortunately. this is not the case because a large number of messages are generated unwinds spreads inside. be that as it may, winter is coming, fuel in europe remains steadily expensive, heating bills are rising, so new protests will almost certainly not keep us waiting, nor will we keep waiting for new attempts to discredit these actions with

three whole floors. each digit is 70 cm of gold leaf , and the dial itself is 6 m 12 cm in diameter. it is larger only on the building of moscow state universityis 9 m, the length of the minute hand is more than four, and the weight is 39 kg. by the way, you can also make a wish here. dmitry grishin used to come from the crimea to the biology olympiad when he was a schoolboy, and in his free time he went here during university hours. i remember it was december 12, i think. i come here here blizzard blizzards through this snow make their way here dark, and in order to just put under this clock. i waited completely and made a wish dream to enter the main university of the country at the faculty of chemistry has come true i am already a sixth year student moreover, i am employee of moscow university. and these walkers in the central children's store have their own record. how else can the largest clockwork in the world be assembled from 5,000 gold-plated parts, including 21 gears, a four-meter escape wheel and a 13-meter pendulum. the mechanism itself without a monument is six by 7 meters with a pendulum - this is already 15 meters. in general ,

yes colleagues i welcome you as a guest, the acting rector of fefu, in fact, the university where the forum itselfris nikolaevich korovets. i greet you. could you tell us more about the program on the form. there is a lot of talk here about the training of personnel, of course, the far eastern federal university is the main platform for the forum. and it seems that the economic forum is taking place on the territory of the university, where communication and communication is the most direct today, the economy without education without training, ahead of the training of the training of yesterday's engineers about those people who will make technology, thanks to, to which our country should obtain technological sovereignty the task of univer and, of course, a huge program dedicated to the training of personnel, how to train them today? under what conditions how to interact with business? this is our task and our role in the forum, so a large number of sessions. only three sessions yesterday. key were devoted to the issue of training , and we are not actively involved. this is due to the presentation

of the city that is becoming awe city center so that's a really exciting process underway. another example is what we call a universal basic pilot in south los angeles which is a city on to itself. south los angeles and it is made up of predominately black and latino angelenos and under invested community, so we rolled out a nearly $18 million investment in what we call universal basic mobility so that's bringing forward electric vehicle car sharing and e-bikes, subsidizing transit passes and electric vehicles charging across the neighborhood, looking at expanding our workforce development in all of these different transportation, clean transportation modes, so we can demonstrate how all of these different modes fit together and that improves mobility and health and fights climate change. >> thanks, lauren. you're just doing a little bit. [applause] yosha, do you want to speak to this. i'm recognizing the parallels between what lauren was raising and what you were raising. do you want to speak, what comes in the next 10 to 20 years? >> it's very important that we chose to densify within the current city so we can make use of the public transport which is there so we'll focus on

of liquid hydrogen itself. hydrogen is the smallest molecule in the universe. is notoriously difficult to deal with because it's so small, it's, of course, very easy to leak. and so this is the same type of fuel that they used during the shuttle program. nasa, as an organization, is very familiar with it as a rocket fuel, but remember guys, it's been over a decade since the last space shuttle launch. so this is an entirely new work force. even though nasa the organize is familiar with liquid hydrogen, this launch team is really kind of dealing with this countdown, this type of fuel for the first time in a long time. and a lot of the old shuttle folks have retired. so this is part of the issue when you're working through a first test flight. yes, there's engineering and mechanical constraints, but it's also about getting this work force up to speed. it's more than that. it's kind of like getting comfortable with -- getting comfortable with the risk. how much of the leak or how much of going out of the deviation of the sensors is appropriate? and what are they co

university of oil and gas named after gubkin was opened. this is the training of truly highly qualified and sought-after workers about the benefits for the industry . this, it turns out, is not always something by itself, of course, a few words about the difference in approaches do not even make much sense to compare, but since they like to do it this way. all fans of the west, please, in the same kazakhstan, the oil and gas extraction industry is almost completely controlled by western companies. and now they somehow don’t care about the development of human capital at all. an example of this is the numerous strikes of oil workers who are forced to work on outsourcing in the best traditions of large international business and the conditions are often close to the operation of the russian system, especially higher professional education, which differs in that we always, uh, brought the specialist, as they say, from zero to zero step, and then the highest step and e, they produced a highly qualified specialist engineer. the soloist, uh, who was ready to celebrate, and the product and it was a person in demand on the labor market, unlike western ones, let's say the same universities are managers from we

brazilian federal university of ga, says that europe is close to a real threat of b industrialization as washington to take advantage of the situation. and the german government itself is responsible for the economic downturn, the skiing, as no smith nots them. it all started with northridge, t, which they didn't once open. then there were the problem with norton and one with the grinning crisis. and then there were the sanctions that they have backed us into a corner or so to speak and paralyzed it. i some, they prepare the kind of a suicide to put it drastically absorbed. well t industrial lation is adder weight in germany. it is, of course, the case that we see the large companies on the want side, global companies for which it's not too difficult to expand their foreign sites because they already have some bare and they are already represented in the united states. and it is not that difficult for them to transfer more out. we're done more production to lease foreign production facilities, but that is not the heart of the german economy die. the heart of the german economy is the so called middle class. that is where the main quality jobs are, where you can earn

or all sorts of pollution and pollution comes not only from people, but from nature itself, when you happen, for example, the burning of peat. uh, bogs, peat bogs, scientists of the universitynsider not only as a source of pollution, but first of all, as a very promising ecosystem that can be used, for example, under a plantation of northern berries. after production has taken place, for example, and peat we can create a real plantation in turn, this peat bog will bring us not only some kind of ecological effect within 50 years. we will be able to get berries to accumulate there.

itself. >> for more on the story, i am joined from los angeles by an engineering professor at the university of southern california. he also worked as a safety inspector at nuclear power plant around the world including chernobyl and fukushima. this report paints a troubling picture of the situation on the ground. what do you make of it? >> thank youor having me. it is a very sober report. i think they deserve a nobel peace prize. >> what is written between the lines? >> i think the area i am mostly concerned about is the pillar three about the staff condition, operating staff and the potential for human error due to fatigue and stress. th constant distress and potential for human ever under extremely stressful conditions, all of thesere unfortunately a recipe for disaster. >> a big concern for the workers at the plant is the fact that the occupiers seem to not know what they are dealing with. how big of a risk factor is that? >> thais aery important issue. the u.k. ambassador says these are not workers and were, they are hostages working at gunpoint. i cannot agree more with that characterizat

university, at a place that calls itself the mcconnell center. senator mitch mcconnell as effectively purchased the naming rights by delivering federal funding to the university, which ofincludes taxpayer money obtained in a much richer state of new york and california. the united states constitution says that the president shall nominate, and with the advice and consent of the senate, shall appoint judges of the supreme court. the constitution does not say that mitch mcconnell shell prevent a nominated supreme court justice from even being considered by the united states senate for its consent as mitch mcconnell did tumeric garland in the last year of the obama presidency. mitch mcconnell did not need 60 votes to do that. today, kyrsten sinema traveled to kentucky to celebrate mitch mcconnell's constitutional vandalism, and her own relentless ignorance. by saying this about mitch mcconnell. >> while we might not agree on every issue, we do share the same values. >> add, after this break we'll be back with the question of what vladimir putin is learning by instituting a draft during an unpopular war. (vo) you can be well-dressed. (man) wahoooo! (vo) you can be well-gro

now, we will get to the details of the ruling itself, but first, it is notable that this decision has come under unbelievable, overwhelming and near universal criticism. law professor of duke university telling new york times, quote, this ruling is laughably bat and the justification is even flimsier. paul rosen by a former george w. bush official cause the ruling, quote, a generally unprecedented decision by a judge. andrew weissmann, formerly prosecutor and law investigation, who i speak to at this table in a moment, wrote the ruling is quote, untethered to the law. facts. even bill barr got in on earlier today. you wonder how a ruling went so catastrophically wrong to invoke reactions like that from some pretty serious folks. one theory of how we came here is essentially the trump view of the situation. the ex president has made it very clear that he believes that judges he appoints should work on his behalf rather than on behalf of the law. as president, he had a habit of calling them my judges and crying those appointed from his predecessors as, quote, obama judges. all that came to a little bit of a head in 2018 when trump publicly at