i think it should be used cautiously until we have the evidence to use it to a greater extent.ay seem like an obvious alternative to traditional training, but given how much is on the line with the work of these emergency services, and how new this all is, perhaps it's better to use virtual reality to complement, rather than replace, for now. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that ghost robotics teamed up with the us air force on exercise to database with robot dogs. google abandoned plans to lease an office in dublin for over 2,000 staff. and microsoft revealed the smallest xbox ever — the series s would go on sale in november alongside its most powerful console, the series x, and $200 cheaper. it was reported this week that south korean semiconductor manufacturer samsung and sk hynix would no longer be selling components to huawei. new orders would not be ta ken after september 15. the move follows us sanctions on the chinese tech giant. american car manufacturer general motors took a 11% stake in electric vehicle company nikola. gm will help make the bad

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and how about you if you're also doing your business tell us about visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit. we share your story. just it is also a whole topic guns the amount of launch costs about advice wolf almost there was a lot of based on weight use also increases in those products come in need of a plastic containers which pose to environmental problems fost they use all the chemicals themselves and 2nd what's done with a container is once the empty too often they used things like what about us even though they still contain choices of toxic pesticides a local initiative gunna is going to villages to make people aware of these positive. mood mohammed who didn't always keeps an eye out for them this plastic bottles used to contend chemical fertilizers and now pose a danger to people and the environment from as in ghana often leave the used bottles running around. properly disposed of it kind of affects the health of the farmer. what our bodies and even. if it's for. mahmoud now then is a journalist and an environmental activist in 2015 he founded an ngo for cr

your ear it's only major and make many mistakes but excuse day in march contribution used to make us aware of the next day in the week we drove that many people a bit and so on it's so wonderful to meet the best face of joining us both. google is just if i got out 1st day i soon as i started to hear about it were suddenly far forward that it would end this way. the idea of somebody who says there's all this stuff that's hidden from you and i'm going to show you i'm going to give it to you left right and center. is a kind of person i've always wanted to see you know what i've always felt that was so much that we just don't know about and here's somebody to kind of put me in the public domain one finger really upsets me is that. we don't hear about all of the stuff that they're putting out and i saw the film of american soldiers shooting innocent people in the street this is big news these are the kinds of things that the people of my country the people who work should know about these are the kind of things that these people get up to some of the supporting julian assange says he face

stay here we've kept up take care of us. leave. this time everything remains peaceful but the loner understand of continues the bigger of the risk that the situation could get out of hand. elizondo phenomenon who filed that report joins us now and she is standing on a science near the morea refugee camp unless 1st alexandra we are getting reports of tear gas being used on the protesters by police just how far is the situation escalating what have you been seeing. so we don't know exactly what while the police used tear gas on the refugees protesters we don't have any official statement and we are getting contradictory statements from the refugees some of them told us that they were protesting in a peaceful way and then out of the blue the police used tear gas on them others told us that the police was trying to push them to make their move to the new camp being built new york by they didn't want to go and that is what trigger the use of the tear gas so we are having as i said we are getting confirmed victory statements but t

what keeps us in shape what makes us see and how do we stay healthy. my name is dr costly i talked to many comics let's. watch them at work. and then discuss what you can do to improve your health. stay tune and let's all try to stay in good shape. on dublin. but about the. point. this is news a line from the. israel imposes a 2nd nationwide lockdown on the jewish new year public spaces and people ordered home as coronavirus cases soar but critics call the move a catastrophe for the economy also on the program. the u.s. bans downloads of talk and the trumpet ministration warns that the chinese owned apps could be used to spy on american citizens. and fire raging through. the biggest on earth but president also plays down the danger even as climate scientists. are. a micro local it's nice to have you with us israel is re imposing a full nationwide lockdown with authorities there saying it's the only way to slow soaring corona virus infections the measures will severely restrict movement for 3 weeks they come into effect israel march the jewish new year

they just want to keep us theyjust want to keep us all hanging, don't they. being on the programme. what do you think of fitness plus? it is an example of the super bicycle but it falls short. google watchers, samsung, there are so many of these already out so why would someone these already out so why would someone want an apple version u nless someone want an apple version unless they are an apple fan? the genius of apple is they have mastered the old saying of, speed, cost, quality and apple makes you want all three never giving it to you so it draws you in, lewis un. the apple watch —— lure you in. the watch is meant to be a candy. we more into wearables that tell us how many steps we have done and how fit we are? on the one hand, watchers do not make sense because people are not going anywhere. usually, when you go somewhere going anywhere. usually, when you go somewhere you want something like but we are not going anywhere. on the other hand,it going anywhere. on the other hand, it has a sensor which enables it to basically, if you are ill, he would be

and they are out there now all with using app tally using our phone if you could pick one moment in the last couple of months of athletes using that platform for activism what was the moment that stuck out to you that we. would definitely the entire initiative that the debbie n.b.a. has pushed forward with say her to say her name campaign and where brianna taylor's name on the back of their jerseys has been huge sports is one of the biggest platforms i think you can use force for activism because people watch it in people want to see it on t.v. and when you see athletes taken a stand people take notice people and i think that that's been the largest the biggest thing i've seen since cabernet in milwaukee bucks sitting out because of the recent killing there jacob lake. next it was a moment familia where i just went gulp i cannot believe they did this and that was in the n.f.l. players came out and said. we have the pull of black ice not a movement just so you don't have to being so controversial have to the take a knee became a political discussion what was the moment for you where you

sweet, that's what your company uses, you'll use that. the big loser in all of this is skype owned by microsoft skype should have owned this market everyone has this device for a decade plus. if you know somebody around the world and you want to make inexpensive video calls skype is a name we have not discussed you wonder does microsoft get their bankers and start picking around zoom. >> i want to put a shout out for the tradition nam phone call it is wonderful to see you why do we always have to be on a video call >> i made just three or four phone calls. >> what's your number? >> tell me your personal cell phone number >> i got becky's number here >> in the conversation on zoom the cfo will join us later in the show mcdonalds facing a new lawsuit by black former franchise owners accusing the giant of denying them the same opportunities of white counterparts and say mcdonalds directed them to economically depressed areas where they were guaranteed failure. and claims averaging $4 million to $5 million per store. mcdonalds stock down 3% p

keeping austin weird for us, thank you for joining us. the hard line he has taken on iran. the pressure was ramped up even further this week, with an announcement on new sanctions on iranians involved in arms related activities. there are also new penalties for any foreign government that might choose to sell weapons to iran. that position puts the trump administration at odds not only with the security council, that rejected these sanctions, but also with britain, france and germany. the nuclear agreement they are keen to preserve is hanging by a thread. here is us secretary of state, mike pomeo speaking earlier this week. today i will take the first action under this new executive order by sanctioning the iranians ministry of defence and armed forces logistics. and iran's defence industries organisations and its director. we are also citing the previous president of venezuela, nicolas maduro, for nearly two years, corrupt officials in tehran have worked with the illegitimate regime in venezuela to flout the un arms embargo. our actions

china is the newest us is the radical left would you share with us out madison who is on your list this is on your right gentlemen is i think this is so is a tactic or do you have not set the tone trump defended his record on covert 19 and attacked by did over his handling of swine flu. you could never have done the job that we did you don't have it in your block you could have never done that yet i know how to do the job i know how to get the job where you don't do very well in swine flu h one n one you were a disaster your own she stands out a disaster team 1000 people died not 200000 there were develop their economic classes sure you made a good r.l. as no or just made a point by now and there was no one know we didn't shut down the economy this is his economy it's been he shut down any attempt at meaningful debate was spoiled by cross talk. to the scientists that are in charge the way they will have the vaccine very says it doesn't but with you that it was not going to get the final word it's hard to get any word in with this clown excuse me this at one point the exasperated moderat

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use were re— uploading the clip.ated have taken to the street in london to promote some of the most popular coronavirus conspiracy theories is mainly seen online. the man who would like to remain anonymous got in touch with us after his mum decided to go along. one -- mum had two posters, one had a rest bill gates, the other one had a qanon hashtag. she has been first taken in by coronavirus conspiracy is a new tube and now has been taken in by qanon. it is so hard to have a normal conversation. qanon is a conspiracy theory that suggests president trump is waging a secret war against satanic paedophiles in government, media and business. the social media and business. the social media giants have had a bit of a reckoning since trump ‘s election, all trying to clean up election, all trying to clean up their act to stave off hand handed —— heavy—handed regulation. youtube now that it has added a new tool to its arsenal to combat misinformation. it has partnered with fact checking sites, pointing them to information by

us custody in iraq.s before 2030 and will aim for carbon neutrality by 2060. the announcement to the un is being seen as a significant step in the fight against climate change. china is the world's biggest source of carbon dioxide, responsible for around 28% of global emissions. if your entire business model is based around getting hundreds right now, republicans have three more seats needed to approve of the supreme court nominee. there is one seatin supreme court nominee. there is one seat in the chamber that could swap hands before then. this year's rate for arizona since he does what called a special election. republican incumbent martha mcsally never won the seat. she was appointed following john mccain's death, and she's facing a tough race as we mentioned last night from mark kelly, the husband of the state's former congresswoman gabby giffords. in the most recent poll, kelly is ahead by nine points. if that poll proves to be correct and kelly wins on november 3rd, the rules of the special electio

the categories that exist today tend to separate us from one another rather than to unite us. it's . seems to me that art can help us in this process forward with a new heart has this ability this generosity or this innocence that the people who say no in art you continue to search with childlike innocence and it seems to me that that is exactly what can help us to see the world with other raw. data center is continually venturing out with childlike curiosity into the world that he can better understand our planet and our cosmos literally. or. what those. projects give vent to rise and has taken him to the new uni's salt flats in bolivia the artist is fascinated by the way the horizon quite literally dissolves. the good. in the early hours of the morning a very thin layer of water vapor hovers above the surface of the flats and for just a few moments the horizon looks as if it has been ever a. the surface of the earth forms a giant mirror of the universe that surrounds us 'd it's a fascinating meditative phenomena and. you can even see reflections of light emitted by the large

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that being being used as sources on the world check websites organizations like the us think that the gates stone institute organizations like jihad watch david horovitz freedom center these are organizations which is just can't be trusted or relied on and have a it my view an ideological agenda in which case it's irresponsible to use organizations like that and use them as sources. using websites like these as public domain sources is problematic when they have their own political agenda the examples peter oborne used a known for their anti islamic views. so tom or examine the number of arab or muslim names listed on the world check database leaked in 2016. he found thousands of names from all over the world one of the issues that you heard with the sun with the sanctions list and with the adverse news that comes from it is that it is disproportionately targeted towards a return or is a mess because for foreign why aren't terrorists through qaeda and the taliban i still insist that whatever you want to call it. significant popular list in a way that maybe white supremacist or i do or

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what keeps us and say what makes us see and touch. my name is dr carson because i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and i discuss what you can do to improve your health. stay choose and let's all try to stay in good shape. the squad just as it seems. to understand the world. we need to take a closer look at. the experience knowledge to morrow just. 60. 4 your. personal drama competition wyvil marketing numbers atmosphere powered by that intuition of love hate money. fans friends find spam and found a whole book on you tube joining us. well come to in good shape coming up. giving birth by sarah what are the pros and cons. plus breastfeeding why many young mothers struggle.

so use that to your advantage.t you need? because a lot of times, we have to fight for everything. how can we make it so that the people who are younger than us won't have to fight as much or as hard? cameron lynch on the dilemma for clinically vulnerable students like her who want to pursue their learning without damaging their health. i'm philippa thomas. thank you for watching this week's coronavirus: your stories. hello. we can sum the weather up this weekend as sunshine and showers. and the showers through saturday were most frequent across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. that focus shifts slightly as we head through sunday. still some showers around courtesy of this feature, but this time the focus is across england and wales. so, a drier day for scotland and northern ireland with some spells of sunshine. in fact, most of us will see some spells of sunshine through sunday, but we do need to watch out for those showers. most frequent through the morning across northern england, into wales and

>> reminding us of who we are as americans, reminding us of that. you made the statement, this is an emotional conversation, and it ought to be an emotional conversation. because being an american is the most wonderful experience, if you have all of those rights under nature's god to pursue your happiness. where else in the history of the world? that is why we continue to be peopled by so many people that come here. please come to a naturalization ceremony, monticello offers that, poplar forest offers that, independence hall offers that. listen to people who raise our right hand and taken oath of allegiance to our nation while they forego any further allegiance to their old nation, that they may someday have to take up arms against the nation of their birth, and they realize that what they are learning about our history and particularly of slavery, is already our charge, and has been since we started this nation. and that i hope and i know has been the pursuit and the effort of historic sites, our national historic sites, to remind us of this great

and they will always be with us. mentioned 1918-1919 and i mentioned there were a series of pandemics in the 20 century. beforelways hard for us covid-19, it was hard to emphasize or understand what it was like to live during a pandemic, the kinds of fear that people had, the worries about how to protect themselves. when we originally began planning the exhibit, and the exhibit opens with two epidemics and a pandemic that occurred in the united states before 1860. we talked a lot about how do we get we know they will come through with a very different understanding of what that feels like so what we are really trying to do is show them the different approaches medicine has taken over the years, the take andthings we accept the idea of germ theory, , that was a very long time ideae people accepted that and it began to inform the practice of medicine. i want people to understand the idea of change and how long change happens. revolutions are fairly slow. the other thing we want our visitors to understand is the very di

and how about you if you're also doing your business tell us about visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit. we share your story. plastic is also a whole topic gun as the amount of land cultivated by small farmers was the amount of paste we use also increases and those products come in need of plastic containers which pose to environmental problems fost they use of the chemicals themselves and 2nd what's done with the containers once the empty too often they used things like water bottles even though they still contain choices of toxic pesticides a local initiative in gunna is going to villages to make people aware of these positive. mahmoud mohammed who didn't always keeps an eye out for them this plastic bottles used to contend chemical fertilizers and now pose a danger to people and environment farmers in ghana often leave the used bottles running around is going to properly disposed of it can affect the health of the farmer. what are bodies and even. if. mahmoud no didn't is a journalist and an environmental activist in 2015 he founded an ngo for climate change

value that means that if a smartphone is sitting next to us distracting us it makes us dumber because we are worse at carrying out tasks. but smart phones have become part of our daily lives many people are constantly reachable. is a life and business coach she offers or seminars offline and she believes that people shouldn't feel that they have to be permanently on call. in my coaching sessions i try to show that there's another perspective a different way of seeing things the good people just are hard to reach that they can make their own rules regarding communication with clients such as i will answer your e-mails up to 5 pm or i'm not reachable by e-mail on tuesday. the idea is to get our smartphone use under control we have to become less dependent on other people's expectations. experiment has come to an end she spent a week with just have her usual smartphone consumption as it was i have to say i've really cut down i suddenly had more time for other things. just like that i'd never normally have done that isn't really my thing. that's true. i also noticed that she had a few. di

the aim is to sort them and find ones that could be useful to us. different microorganisms 1st identified and then cultured in the lab. harmful bacteria that make us sick cultured separately on blast plates they replicate and formats across the surface samples of the microorganisms and then deposited on the bacterial cultures if an empty spot forms that means an antibacterial agent in a sample has killed the bacteria around it the bald patch is known as the zone of inhibit ssion this is a way to identify candidates for further research to see if they could lead to new drugs. most antibiotics known today do indeed hail from the soil it's readily accessible but it's not yielded much that's new or exciting for decades. sponges have not yet been so start really researched they're the new frontier they could be harboring powerful agents once to which bacteria that make a singer have not developed any resistance the team won't reveal which species of sponge are the most. promising for now but it's a closely guarded secret their research is want to be sure

i'm hoping that what i use in my car goes away. it authenticates who i am or its helpful to my well-being. what do think that the pandemic will signal at the end? what do think will go away, it just hasn't been the focus for your security? do you want to get us started? >> i will go quick. think it may not go away, but i am working right now, i have employee protection on my laptop. i am using mfa. we have security. it fair amount of my work day. where thenk about users are and what -- what cap locations are going to, we could to get how what that access pattern looks like to be really efficient and capable. it's remote access for the next .ear plus >> i think we are going to shift away from -- agencies are going .o shift from a way of working those places relied heavily on class of kite -- classified information. we are learning how much insight we can get from commercial information. there is still a gap between the two, but we have the opportunity to rethink the way we work and where we were to if we could work remotely right no

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now, a lot of us are using cloth napkins at home these days.oth napkin. this is the end result. so you can see this. it can be laid down on top of a plate and it will stand upt you on the table. is we're gonna start with a square napkin. and most napkins these days are square. you're gonna hold it like a diamond. fold that into a triangle. and you're gonna take the two corners. bring them up to that top corner. so now you have another diamond. you're gonna fold the bottom. - mm-hmm. - fold again. fold one more time. and then you're gonna take the sides, and bring them to the back like this. and then you have a little area to tuck it in. and then from there, you're gonna bring down these little guys. and then you can see here we have a s-- it could be a flower. it could be a vegetable. whatever you wanna call it. but it's super fun. - all right. well, thank you, joy. v be sure to pick up a copy of joy's book, "you're okay!" now. and i appreciate you joining us. great solutions for people to try. thank you. - thank you for having me. - and you c

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use. the owner has to have, if he is going to put the tanks in, a lease that has some length in it so he can a amortize the value of what he is doing. >> the time has expired. >> thank you for your comments, sir. next speaker, please. >> caller: hi there. my name is patrick, and i'm a resident of san francisco, and i've lived in the city for more than a decade. i'm calling asking that the committee reject the proposal and not approve the extension of the lease. as the callers have noted, we have aggressive climate goals, and we need to make them more aggressive. investing in fossil fuels is not the path we should be going down. there are five other gas stations within a five-minute drive of this gas station, so the neighborhood is well seived bwell-served by fossil fuels already, probably way too much. i would support the city using this public land that we collectively own for a higher use, like affordable housing, a school, something more productive than a gas station. so please do not r

he led us in war, as president, and he let us in no war through fairness and prosperity.another world war ii vet, robert dole. the story does not back to world war ii, before i was born. but it goes back to april of 2004, the night before the opening of the world war ii memorial just down the street. i was doing a live show that night, next to the memorial, celebrating the following day the memorial would be dedicated. i had the perfect guest that night, senator robert dole. senator dole famous for being a member of congress and a senate majority leader from kansas, but as a quiet hero himself, he enlisted in world war ii and was commissioned as a second lieutenant before shipping off to italy. while an -- while in italy, in april, 1945, was wounded by the machine gun fire as he attempted to rescue a radioman during an assault on enemy position. soldiers upon seeing the extent of his injury thought all they could do was give him the largest dose of morphine they dared and wrote 'm' on his forehead so nobody else would give him a second fatal dose. his chances of living we

don't forget to follow us on twitter. that is all for us. see you next week. wear your masks, we'll be right here "lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. have a good one. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president trump this hour on his way to minnesota. there h president trump on may minnesota to tap to have an historic week filled with foreign policy victory, president trump hasn't lost sight of presidential politics, the president holding another rally expected to bebe raucous as well in front of thousands of his supporters that event taking place tonight, at an airport in the town. if you are like me, you might be wondering where it is, it is let's say at a remote location some four hours driving time north of minneapolis two hours east of grand fork minnesota if you are inclined to northernmost to say canada, it is about 4 1/2 hours south of winnipeg. . >> minnesota 18th state the president visited since first of august. and china joe biden? well he is -- well he is lagging a bit there he is, 3 to 1 margin biden ventured out of basement to minneapolis pres

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i'm glad they are here with us. dale and jim, tell us a little bit more about the stories from this last year that i thought were important in our society and will. >> as reflecting on our conversation last year as we ended the year, i think a stories that continuing in the news is the shootings. the mass shootings. and i think it has been intensified where we are having more shootings and places of worship. so, it seems like not a week goes by, we just have the shooting in texas the other day and it is bringing into question whether parishioners should be carrying firearms in the churches or not. so, that is still disturbing, as disturbing is becom e fm synagogues to masks, mosques to christian communities. >> every place of worship. everything. >> i just don't understand some of the tribalism that goes on that creates the kind of violence. it's prevalent in society in the world. what about you, jim? >> certainly that is a very important story and anti- semitism is an ancient evil that seems to be experiencing a re

them but it's very important not to use them responsibly and to be on. where of the risks. after work i like to switch off and this muse had been says it can help according to the makers it uses 7 sensors to detect the brain's electrical activity which it then transforms into understandable experiences so the user can wind down and meditate if i'm not calm i will hear sounds of a storm which will remind me to concentrate on my breathing if i'm feeling calm i will hear light summer rain. i can hear some very light rain some wind. and from time to time the earth chirping that indicates that i'm really relaxed over. what i'm talking the wind is giving everyone the wind favorite truth so i think a bit of concentrating now. i would say that a new trick is going to help people to go about their everyday life in a more mindful way but it is important to not relinquish full control and to not take the exercises they prescribe too seriously i doubt that such gadgets can really have users with serious mental health issues for now people can still decide themselves

to us. was the impact of media reports can be extremely strong take the boston marathon bomb attack and 2013 for example some people who followed the news obsessive stressed and frightened and others who had been physically present. so what does this mean as does elsa's us 1st of all it makes people less likely to take action you might think the realisation that we all have a world view that's too negative would actually prompt people to become more active but many psychological studies have shown that that is precisely not the case and guides i just pop what's more it can promote chronic stress we know that chronic stress can be a factor in many diseases including diabetes cardiovascular diseases and mental illnesses such as depression how can be depressed when you doubt it then placed. the coronavirus pandemic is a good example after months of bad news many people have grown weary of the crisis they feel helpless and wish things would go back to normal. as a journalist i have to consider w

or broad use really seriously. i think the good foundations we have to build on is that fda have been pretty clear about what is needed to get their recommendations for approval for a vaccine. if you are interested, we have a follow-up event on this topic on thursday with the leadership of the center for biologics where they will talk about this exact topic. if you look at what they have said, it is going to be very different than the emergency use authorization standard for something like remdesivir or convalescent plasma. this is a reminder that the standard, in general, does not require definitive evidence of safety and effectiveness and that is why some of the treatments that have been approved so far where there is not any evidence of substantial safety problems, there could be evidence of benefits, why that has been done for these treatments in seriously old patients. i would feel better if we had a better evidence development system in place for those technologies just like we do for vaccines because of all

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gsk used and had an agreement with barda for emergency use. that has the net effect of saying here's an opportunity to enhance the potency of the protein-based vaccine and potentially also reduce the dose that you would have to give to any individuals. you would have more supply and potentially more effective. now that needs to be , demonstrated. but i think what the example shows is that when there are aligned incentives, and where both parties can stand to gain and do things together they could not do alone then those , kinds of partnerships can happen. and i think there have been fits and starts. i think we need to do better. and if i were to suggest something new to try to address, you know, this kind of a disconnect that we experienced with the current covid outbreak, i would say that we need to have essentially the equivalent of a biological u.n. we need to say, listen, we are going to unite and coordinate. we are going to forget politics. we are going to focus on the science and the epidemiology and gy. vaccinolo i think that can be don

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