we've had a colleague of mine at the university of tap wrong. he was murdered the 1st scientist that was murdered by these assassinations which the west and the is randy . we seem carried out in the run was a colleague of mine at the university of tap wrong. and then they began to ramp up protection for nuclear scientists. it became more difficult right here. they're going to have to make changes again. all right, mr. mohammed around that, thank you for joining us from to home to thank you. now the pentagon has a balance that the us is deploying additional military forces, including warships and fighter drugs to the middle east, to support israel, washington so as that it wants to mitigate any possible retaliation from iran and its allies to is really strikes and live in on that killed a senior has the commander, as well as the assassination of how mosque leader is $900.00 a year in iran for us and jordan's joining us now from washington dc rosalyn. what can we read into these additional deployments at this time? the united states has a treaty ob

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of science that we can ask questions of that give us the ability to tap into that knowledge and expertise. other mechanisms that help us do that. work with universities where we think through hard problems. this is a part of gathering our strength in many respects to be capable of addressing some of the challenges we are facing today. getting in the expertise in the innovation doing partner exchanges in different spaces. right connections was small in medium that may be coming up with new things we need to better understand or research institute work and health security and doing things. if it is misused another angle on it that we need to be able to understand so we can address the kind of issue. it's fundamental to our work. you will see more and more of this. as someone who's been in government for a long time often has a talking point of we need to improve our public/private partnerships and so on. i really do think we are now making big moves that will help us to be more effective in this space and its fundamental to our capacity to be better in the future. >> yes, absolute can certainly attest to that with my role at dhs. as you say we have tal

of that. the other thing, there's not -- a far from fully tapped potential to universities have processing institutions. what do i mean about that? we have roots in our local communities here and we're part of an international network. like we all are-- many of us are involved in national groups. we have collaborators across the world and that, there's not a lot of other institutions that, you know, go all the way, you know, have ties that go down from local neighborhoods in our region to, you know, europe and singapore and africa. and that's a -- that's a way of bridging communities in a convening power that it could be more fully tapped into. >> i would also just emphasize that when we look at emissions, historically, the u.s. has been the outsized driver of these and when we look at drivers of climate change again, we are number one, unfortunately, historically and so, when we look at overall emissions and look at per capita emissions, the u.s. is at the top. you know, so i think we do have a responsibility to work on reducing those things at the same time, especially just looking at the numbers and

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howard university, to prepare to face off against former president trump, who harris has never met or spoken with in person. the harris team tapping long-time democratic strategist to reprise his role ofying trump during hillary clinton's 2016 campaign for the vice president's prep session. harris campaign officials say she'll take a few days off the campaign trail ahead of debate day, with governor walz taking on a heavier travel schedule in that period. >> on the ground in southern california, thank you very much. >>> to a major announcement on the economy that had an instant impact on the stock market. during a speech in wyoming on friday, federal reserve chairman jerome powell said the time has come to cut interest rates. that's all wall street needed to hear, his comments sending the markets surging. senior business correspondent christine romans is here to break it all down. good morning. >> good morning. >> okay, why now? why is now the time for these cuts? >> the fed chief said the time has come. that's because they're now more worried about weakening the labor market than inflation coming back. so kind of saying that inflation is not the problem anymore. we want to make sure

of the war. there are wonderful archives available at catholic university in d.c. hardly touched about the catholic. i always get the name mixed up war work council. they're there and that's just waiting be tapped. the episcopal church with its cultural and theological ties to the church of england the lutheran churches such as the very missouri synod, the mainline protestant churches, evangelists such as billy sunday. again, very quotable and as we as we wrap up this class here's really encouraging sign. this is a brand new book ben wetzel published from cornell university press it it looks a little bit like going to be yet one more book one more hand-wringing book about the toxicity of christian nationalism. this is not what this book is christianity, warfare and national identity 6919 20 chapters on civil war, spanish-american world war one two major chapters on world war one. one looking at the social gospel clergy kind of thing i did in my book 20 years ago, looking at the more liberal mainline social gospel for promises of. national redemption, international redemption, social transformation. so he has one of those chapters looking at leading social gospel clergy and the next chapter is a

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