john curtis, professor of politics at the university of traffic light and also in london, jonathan, this political commentator and deputy director of the think tank british influence . welcome to the program. i'd like to begin in london with alex nuns at 1st. alex, you're actually in this documentary eve, so you've now finally seen all of it. it must be bittersweet on the one hand vindication that you were right. but on the other hand, actually disappointment that it got at this stage. and we'll certainly, and as people who work for jeremy corbin or even people who are just supportive of them and part of the movement we know and along with this kind of internal sabotaged was happening. and essentially what, what was occurring was a civil war within the labor party where the existing established party establishment, the staff, and the m p 's. and so we're working as hard as they could to for the chances of the left wing in the form of jeremy corbin's leadership, to, to make his case, to the lecture and to advance. and so, so yes, you know, but in britain especially, there's been one sided

traffic police inspector who stands and points. uh, who should go where worse, the participant must move is also a part of the universe of guys in terms person performing repair work on the road is not a road user. well, just remember that this is how it interprets the rules traffic is the correct answer. no to this question, let's move on to the eleventh question. is it true that the olympic games originated in ancient rome? valeria i answered yes, because the colosseum was built in ancient rome and the first olympic games were held there, such the first olympic games and victory or death the first olympic games maria i think yes, because the labors of hercules took place and he said there when defeated another enemy. he said let it be. let the olympic games be held at this place, and since this will change in ancient greece well, so be it. what was the question? is it true wait yaroslav maria where the question was what, damn it, does maria often get confused masha always does very well in subjects, and she is a very smart girl evgeny if you want to add, well, i want to say that this is not true, but i answered the option no, becaus

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revealed that one's risk of being victimized can actually go up in 2020 even in the crime categories that saw overall decreases. analyzing foot traffic, resources, in the university of pennsylvania -- naval postgraduate school found quote people in public spaces were 15 to 30% more likely to be robbed or assaulted, and each of the cities are analyzing the study, new york, los angeles, chicago, these indexes are up in the first half of july. some of the media have cautioned against making too much of these elevated crime levels by highlighting while series violence did indeed spike in 2020 it remains elevated, and things are much worse than the early 1990s. this is true on the national level, but not true for many americans the major cities. philadelphia, louisville, indianapolis and columbus and austin and tucson -- and memphis, tennessee, all set homicide records in 2021. others in 2020, cincinnati, jacksonville, denver, cleveland, jackson, wichita, greensboro, lansing, and colorado springs. st. louis set a new record for homicide rate -- oklahoma, dangerously close to the all-time homicide records. in 2020. in the wall street journal last year, chicago, fort wo

traffic jam is good. hello yes, color at the department of general biology and ecology of the faculty of agronomy and ecology of the kuban state agronomic universityrs old. what did he do? listen to his wife said he went to a conference at work. gave me a 2 day warning and was crazy moscow blogger. why do i need a center there? and everything in the collection is excellent, dear colleagues, in connection with the double murder and the resonance that followed it, when we sent help from moscow class. meet pass. good morning, dear colleagues, senior investigator for particularly important cases, irina anatolyevna nazarova very nice. i want to examine the bodies of those killed. possessed by a 27-year-old woman, death occurred as a result of a blow with a hard, sharp object. that is , a stone, the right side is here, and what is this hematoma? yes, received as a result of a blow with a blunt object. that is, a fist. here are perfectly visible characteristic traces of knuckles. knife inflicted before the shot. yes, and there was no point in finishing him off - the liver was damaged. it was so deadly. well, they made sure. first he struck a live blow, t

enhance the drone traffic management systems air traffic control safety in pilot training i'm proud of my home state of mississippi and mississippi state university lead a consortium called a short to carry out much of this physical r&d. in 2015 the faa designated assure and the agency center of excellence for drone r&d. they recently extended that roll through may of 2025. i want to recognize assures executive director, one of our witnesses today. i hope that colonel luxion will touch on some of the work done by assure assure and how it will help integrate drones into our airspace in the safe matter. justice drones are becoming commonplace, another suite of aviation technology known as advanced air mobility or aam is emerging. it is not a single technology, but rather a collection of technologies applied to the aviation system. aam the eagles have many potential uses such transporting passengers, as senator cantwell has alluded to, moving cargo, and connecting rural communities to larger cities. electric tower for air taxis, for example, may someday be able to airlift across town or to the airport in the matter of minutes. much of the basic tech

of clearing up north. dont wanna one coming up past university doesn't seem to be affecting traffic so much. a live look at westbound 80 coming out to the macarthur mains that looks pretty good. san mateo bridge after a good start, so even when we had crashes, they've cleared up rather quickly. 502 let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. the chp says drugs or alcohol were not in factor in an 88 year old man driving his car into a trader joe's in castro valley. the crash injured eight people inside ali rasmus in our newsroom now with details of what happened, ali chp investigators say they're glad no one had any life threatening injuries. because of this. this happened at 3 45 in the afternoon. dozens of people were shopping. and working inside that castro valley trader joe's store. in fact, let's take you there live this morning. you can see a little bit of caution tape outside the front, but it looks like the store at least is open for workers. we just saw someone walk inside there. the lights are on inside, and it looks like the window's where this car crashed into have

traffic since then. they asked me to join several years later and i write for it almost every day. john: you have been a visiting fellow, scholar or lecturer at plenty of universities. uc berkeley -- like -- why continue to do that if you have such concern about higher education? steven: it is a mistake, if conservatives do not compete to be in these institutions. i am currently, as i put it, an inmate at uc berkeley. berkeley gets a bad reputation. it is such a big place, but there is more intellectual diversity there than at a lot of small places. i do like university life. it is also good for people to hang around with people with different views. i enjoy the challenge of being the only conservative in the room at a seminar. i attend a lot of workshops there at berkeley. it is not that i disagree violently with what is being done. i will often raise my hand and people say they enjoy having a challenge from the right. i have a disposition for it. i tend to be a people person and i attend to like everybody, even if they have different views for me. john: you see yourself staying at berkeley? steven: possibly. covid has kind of thrown a wrench into things, but stud

traffic since then. they asked me to join several years later and i write for it almost every day. john: you have been a visiting fellow, scholar or lecturer at plenty of universities. uc berkeley -- like -- why continue to do that if you have such concern about higher education? steven: it is a mistake, if conservatives do not compete to be in these institutions. i am currently, as i put it, an inmate at uc berkeley. berkeley gets a bad reputation. it is such a big place, but there is more intellectual diversity there than at a lot of small places. i do like university life. it for people to hang around with people with different views. i enjoy the challenge of being the only conservative in the room at a seminar. i attend a lot of workshops there at berkeley. it is not that i disagree violently with what is being done. i will often raise my hand and people say they enjoy having a challenge from the right. i have a disposition for it. i tend to be a people person and i attend to like everybody, even if they have different views for me. john: you see yourself staying at berkeley? steven: possibly. covid has kind of thrown a wrench into things, but student life is n

universal access to medication for opioid use disorder by 2025. third, we must disrupt and dismantle the transnational criminal organizations who produce and traffic illicit drugs like fentanyl buy commercially disrupting the entire global illicit business of drug production and trafficking. including its illicit financial networks, supply chains, and a holistic and coordinated fashion. finally, we need to close the existing gaps in data collection and analysis. we need to drive and evaluate drug policy decisions, especially for non fatal overdoses, which are the most accurate predictors of a fatal overdose in the future. taken together, this represents a new era of drug policy that is precisely what we need to address an environment of drug trafficking and use. that is more dynamic than at any time in history. this is the first time the federal government is embracing high impact armored action to reduce overdoses and deaths. commercial disruption is a new approach that brings together our efforts and illicit finance, supply chain targeting, and international engagement to target drug traffickers, they're operating capital, and their profits. the strategy is the first in which we focused on improving data to deliver lifesaving resources t