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to see all of this from up here to see the us it looks more like art us. this least not highly frank. it's clear that this can't be sustainable hold of the few state's true, that in many places, coal, and other fossil raw materials were the basis for our prosperity today. and he's watched on by the hymns. what if we want to continue having this prosperity? because most people do wash done so then we must come up with really clever solution and solutions and fun. oh, i sure can envision a prosperous life without relying on fossil fuels with the help of the so called bio economy. coal should give way to plant fundy, insects, and bacteria, instead of extracting raw materials out of the us, they should be grown in the fields. this co field is going to be transformed into a bio economy area. and almost can't just say we're getting out. we have to shape our future does as i does him. that's the structural change that will take place here. no. so, so i mean who and it's, we're not just saying we're leaving for and allowing it to flood with water. if we're trying

this series has been useful for defense companies like us to help us better understand challenges and priorities in order to inform our investments and partnerships, particularly when it comes to research and development, better preparing ourselves to meet huge research capability needs. today's event is the second installment in 2022. last year we were honored to kick off the series with a discussion on advancing army priorities with john whitley and general james mcconville. general mcconville has been a frequent guest at the commander series. the year prior he featured in a discussion on adapting army operations to prevail in competition for peers. today's events will add to our further track record on army leadership engagement. we are delighted again to host the secretary of the u.s. army, the honorable christine wormuth, to build on these previous discussions. there is no better leader today to discuss the role of the army on deterring actors across the globe. thank you again for spending time with us and we look forward to hearing your insights in the coming hour. with that it

they just blowing against us because this sanctions were aimed to destroy us to make us collapse. and then the president of catholics for to kind of also spoke about this. allow me to quote you, you sent the following. we did leave them studying. you those in the you already have a stand there will be in you, please. i'm at the board and corrupted. yes. officer is judge is standing, i was just not and so on. i didn't know the situation can extend, and i think you will tell it which, but i gotta be honest, mr. we are not doing good in this regard because you're saying base and the people who go for smoking, breaking and say, well the boss was speaking about it again and no one to him. it's because the number all the people put in jail, they cannot make crimes is not changing, even though you mentioned that a number of times i just doing that is the in our estate. we have this guy with the steep state, the empire state. you that doesn't listen to you that doesn't care about the law, which saddens me that the more maybe these could be somehow is screwing. oh, he's going to be more dr

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systems is going to be used. and the experience of russia shows that the rest doesn't see any limitations on hurting or citizens in russia hurting, or the citizens in other countries are going to be affected by the food shortages in order to achieve foreign policy. it seems a building to train a lot of people as they have done throughout their history. and because of that fact, i think a lot of people, the young people who doubted whether this is going to happen or not. i was fully convinced now ask. ready what the rest has been to russia been fully convinced that these type of initiatives need to get bigger and it gets more countries under its belt and also succeed. and i think that's the direction we're going to see in the near future. and this along what sort of economic and political implications could this all have for the united states and is your political rivals? well, will be, i think, with a major aspect of this alternative code as you, which is being used as a method for a national into the system. but

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lithuania for us. thank you mr. president and us. you know how grateful ukraine is to you. to the people and to you personally latvia thank you mr. prime minister and i believe that together we will be able to strengthen the international legal order estonia and us thank you prime ministers kalas e help one we help all estonia has done a lot for us thank you mr. prime minister minister, your country, your people, your president, all of you are with us on this journey to europe, we are indeed brothers, france is for us, thank you manuel, you can be sure that with ukraine, europe in the 21st century will really be among the global leaders slovenia for us. thank you, mr. prime minister. i am grateful for the constant protection of the common european cause. slovakia for us. thank you, mr. prime minister. we must continue to protect each other, this makes us really strong. we will be together and on the way to full membership of ukraine in the eu romania for us thank you mr. president klaus our cooperation in the region and european stru

there are a lot of us displaced persons . accordingly, we, civil society, are working to ensure that displaced persons have decent living conditions , so that they somehow influence the social life of the volyn region, and this is how volyn lives. of course, the road construction complex the complex is a partial transport complex, as in the whole of ukraine, it is really declining, the enterprise in this case has no parking lots, the farmers are working at the limit of their capabilities, for the sake of what , for ukraine. thank you, mr. ivan, ivan myrka joined our on the air, a deputy of the volyn regional council, a representative of the public self-defense formation of volyn, about terrorist defense, about self-defense, and let's see further in the plot to destroy even more occupiers and protect the sky over ukraine by our servicemen of the forces unit ter defense master heavy weapons, the training takes place in rear cities and on special simulators, and our journalists saw exactly how this training takes place in this r

it works using algorithms. but contrary to popular, believe these aren't neutral in the past, like scientists found mainstream facial recognition systems to be better at recognizing white faces than people of color. similarly, digital voice assistance like siri or alexa at best, at understanding english and best of all, and understanding the white white american computer program as talk and a i biases show up even in medicine. in the u. s. hospitals widely use algorithms to allocate health care to patients. these are supposed to be bias free. but researchers have found that decision making algorithms often reproduce racial or gender stereotypes. one study investigated an algorithm used in the us, which assigned risk scores to patients on the basis of total health care costs accrued annually. it found that black patients were generally assigned lower risk scores than equally sick white patients. and thus were less likely to be referred to programs that provide more personalized care. in other words, people's eth

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one study investigated an algorithm used in the us, which assigned risk scores to patients on the basis of total health care costs accrued annually. it found that black patients were generally assigned lower risk scores than equally sick white patients. and thus were less likely to be referred to programs that provide or personalized care. in other words, people's ethnicity was impacting the care they received. the fact that a i use in medicine is leading to black people, receiving less medicare than white people in the u. s. is truly shopping. it shows that we all were rely on a i, and that we aren't careful enough about which data we used to train these machine learning algorithms. but who decides what gets used? and how does a i learn? clearly, there's still room for improvement. i, i, systems are trained to using data sets, the algorithms, nan, to solve problems independent, lisa repetition in deep learning with neural networks. a, i can also learn to solve new, more complex tasks. what an a i learns, depends on the dataset. and this is often linked to the program isn't take google'

also believes when using such a bullet, the intention is clear when any soldier used that he used it for afford a definite target. you want to hand wanted kill. we have used 3 d models to identify the types of weapons is ready, soldiers were using in this video. we found it was a m for rifle, the type of gun that uses $5.00 caliber bullets. open source data supports the fact the israeli special unit accused of shooting sharing uses this type of weapon used in a non combat situation. fight by the israeli army. clearly identifiable journalist doing her job justice assuring is yet to be delivered. accountability, still not taking place. questions remain unanswered, including if an order was given to kill her, why was she shut despite been clearly marked as a journalist and posed no threat. what made an israeli soldier target her from such a short range? all of this is further reason why the palestinian authority and l just the media network have demanded an independent investigation into the killing of sharing a black, like i said, bake jazeera earlier out as irrespective ambassador. no

we need more re cycling and re use. but the bottom line remains we, the consumers will also have to make do with less we this is up to news bhaskar. got of i'm optimistic because i see how ecosystems resist abuse cottage wouldn't give us how resilient they are fearful. it's ours who are in danger, but not nature. no, it's up to us to create a desirable future to her for the village of his ha videographer. there is no better time to do so than right now. life on the front line here, there hitch with grenades every day. in the small ukrainian town of new york, 3 quarters of the inhabitants have fled. but some of giving up their homes know their hope for peace. focus on europe. in 30 minutes on d. w. o is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like will return to normal and we visit those. we're finding it difficult with successes and in our weekly coping 19 special in 9 minutes on d w o . and she beat it out. unfortunately, she talked in a south a mother. he's going to spend the rest of her life behin

they no, no, no one takes pity on us. all that i keep chickens and ducks at least, and here and there i grow some plants, grey. oh, you didn't wanna see him, bro, yahoo! the money they make from recycling clothes is much needed. beg of me, is it for this? oh yes it, as they struggle to make ends meet, rejected clothing produced in china and bungler dash and sold in the us and europe continues to pile up around them. the sun on the town of alto species is covered in a thin film of sand. 40 years ago there was nothing but desert here, the establishment of a free trade zone, kickstart at the local economy, and created new problems. it got ortega from the local environment office explains that the government did law here in alto hospice. here we are dealing with a most acute environmental problems in the whole region. i get them when i see it in the desert surrounding the town. every one does whatever they want to know. why silicon i get a he knows exactly who to blame for the landfill sites in while of the used clothing busi

last us. the rest comes from energy systems for which there are technologies to make them emission free for food production. there is no such thing . liada sto my ala turning air into food to might sound like alchemy. but the found to show how the miracle wax in their pilot plants, the key to success is once again, micro organisms. the met him process in guest gear. so on family, from the heart of our process, our microbes that we're sound in nature and classified as safe but little the microbes are then grown in the bio reactor because similar to a fermentation tank used in beer production ala volume. except we had hydrogen, which we extract using electricity vector and carbon dioxide, filtered from the air dio clear. you're gonna get our fatty them of them the fins and not the 1st to use microbes to produce food. nasa research as we're experimenting with this as early as the 1960s. they were looking for ways to use as few resources as possible to produce food for astronauts flying to alien p

oh, on you belinda lake which us ah yes . it was in you loading up and you might you to pull still, mom, dad, jill. jill, look on. saw the producer. would you like double spaced surgery? bill beecher g. e is nudged all 14 in us. it was a little 14, not at the store. full shit. but as we'll shuttle ruskin ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, at least 5 civilians die in the latest shelling of done yet. residential areas reportedly by care forces who are supposedly using nato weapons to target civilian infrastructure. european leaders that line up to visit ukraine to promise many things that they themselves are skeptical of including supporting cubes. you association president vladimir putin says anti russian sanctions have failed many causing internal grief for the west itself. the number of sanctions is unprecedented. the plan was to squeeze bush's economy and drive down the people.

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it and this used to be a music academy over several minutes, used to be what it used to be to was renovated and you can still see in the details the amount of money and effort put into this place. but it is no more the ukrainians. sheltered burning at andrews, affectively rendering useless when they did so. up to 60 civilians were sheltering here from the bombardments, logical for much of it when russia special operation began. ukrainian troops immediately entered our city. they placed their armored vehicles in residential areas, drove around and started firing missiles. when our soldiers came in, the ukrainians retreated, and then they bond us from our basements. we could see a ukrainian tank shooting at our house as to what's going on. why are these people beg of one thing to help them escape this? hell? in the end, we'll leave with a ward of handwritten notes. it's phone numbers and messages they'd like us to pass to their loved ones in russia. i'm a good done of reporting from several than that sc. see the leaders of france, germany, italy, and romania are currently backing immediate. y

the priest took us to a big room which had 6 to 8 bathtubs in and placed all us middle guys, put us in one top and scrubbed us with a big brush. the brush made our skins and our backsides all law. and we had to have our haircut. the school then put all the little guys in the same dormitory . we were together in the first through fourth grades. nighttime we could hear all the children crying for their families. i remember seeing them. during the day i stayed at the school and corporal punishment was common. the priests would often get impatient and hit us with a strap. it was also punishment that we called the teeth which was a rope with several strands going off ofit . we were hit with this and the regular straps and sometimes they use a cattle prod on us. another way the priest disciplined us was to lock us out of the school during the cold winter. when this would happen to young guys would be shivering and crying and us older boys would take our coats off. and cover them. one time a priest through my older brother joe down a flight of stairs and he broke his arm. i think the priest w

he told us that keith could still use the u. s. rocket systems to terrorize russian civilians as this by the agreements. i think they'll be used to the. ready terrorize the people and the russian federation as well as people within ukraine's borders. but i don't think it's going to make any difference. it'll take 4 weeks, just the train, a basic operator, they operate and batteries that require heavy logistical support. and i just, i don't see how this is going to be any different than the m triple. 7 howitzers. are the javelins or the fingers that have also failed to be the game changers. they were promoted as us weapon censor. it's a lot like the proxy. one of us is waging in syria. it didn't change until the facts on the ground on the battlefield for change in serious favor and left the us and its allies been a spell made. so i think the very thing situation is going to play out in ukraine. the u. s. has made no secret over many decades as a matter of fact that they will not tolerate a peer or near peer competitor. this is al

well, thank you, firstly, that you use us, and secondly, i don’t see any risks.ll cloud technologies 1c and we have quite large ones. we have there only our own cloud 300,000, probably, well, 300,000 enterprise stores and, uh, a lot of other people's clouds, they are all on independent technologies, that is, they are on uh linux on the poster, which is adapted here, they are all on well, hosted here in russia, i i don't know how to turn it off. well, that's an annoyance, no one. until we go in. we will help our colleagues to continue together. dialogue yes, we heard that there were also problems with the model libraries for the cadda, this too. we have specialists who will give you a hint, but the most important thing is that dmitry georgievich expressed confidence that he, too, can help the industry and get involved in the work on industry centers of competence. and i propose to move on to transfer the agricultural machine to the structure of the rosselmash company, which accounts for 70% of the russian market for the production of combines in russia and other e

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can you tell us the ways that spectrum is being inefficiently used, no, in order for us to make surethat we come up with ways to make sure that the management is as efficient as possible? and maybe we give examples of these are specific bands that have historically been under used, or that are rapists for repurposing? >> thank you for that question, congresswoman. so, actually has an interesting the efficient way of managing spectrum in that it actually facilitates more sharing between federal agencies and what do you see of the ftc's licensing process, which has to be more exclusive licensing. that can also create certain inefficiencies. for example, when the ntia approved systems that have similar products, but they are using different brands for those products for different reasons. this happens in, for example, in the gigahertz band, where you have faa -- have, you have i believe, it's noah, that has, have similar uses, similar products that they utilize, that they are utilizing them, in ways that really can be consolidated, and therefore that could be more respect your freedom.

you really don't like us. to get a go on about their business and do what they need to do to take care of the people that respect them and understand the importance of what they do. that is the american people. you try to be respect full to the president of the united states but at some point in time you just ignore him because i think that's what they have to do going forward to take care of not only the citizens of the stake, their stockholders and et cetera. ignore this man he is out of touch and really sending powerful messages. we hate the fossil fuel business we will do everything in our world to replace you with renewables. listen nothing against renewables. i support them but they have a limited place in the portfolio. maria: chevron ceo wrote a letter saying we produce the highest volume of oil and gas and a 143 year history in 2021 we also had one and a quarter million barrels a day the first quarter this year and yet you speak to us with a negative tone. he writes notwithstanding everything that we

after all by uses.is legislation makes it easier and faster to expand public charging which enables residents and visitors to realize the health and environmentalimpacts of ev's . now i'll pause and transition to the presentation to my colleague to highlight the updates for the zoning table . >> thank you. welcome mister starr . >> next slide please. so the approach we use to determine where charging locations are permitted was to first prioritize our auto infrastructure. to that end this legislation permits the conversion in whole or in part of any existing auto use at all zoning districts to ev charging locations.here it allows ev charging as a right anywhere gas stations are currently permitted such as pd districts, eastern neighborhood mixed-use districts . ev charging would require conditional use authorization and allneighborhood commercial kind of town districts ,and c-3 districts .and these district gas stations currently require either conditional use authorization or are prohibited making ev c

and for it's available and it is used it is used by the eunice. general fi is also believes when using such a bullet, the intention is clear. when any soldier use that he used that for afford a definite target. you want to hand wanted kill. we have used 3 d models to identify the types of weapons is ready. soldiers were using in this video. we found it was a m for rifle. the type of gun that uses 5.56 caliber, bullets. open source data supports the fact the israeli special unit accused of shooting sharing uses this type of weapon used in a non combat situation. fight by the israeli army at clearly identifiable journalist doing her job. justice for sharing is yet to be delivered. accountability, still not taken place. questions remain unanswered, including if an order was given to kill her, why was she shut despite been clearly marked as a journalist and posed no threat. what made in his rate so to target her from such a short range? all of this is for the reason why the palestinian authority and al jazeera media network have demanded an independen

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my thanks tojohn forswinging us up...ips have always been a favourite of mine since 1967 when ijoined the bbc and opened up radio 1. good morning, everyone. welcome to the exciting new sound of radio 1. everybody else finds it a bit weird that i like them but i do, i love them, and on my programmes i used to promote them, particularly as my favourite pip is always the last one because it's slightly extended. but they are very bbc but they were useful at one time because before all these smart watches and things like that, you just had an ordinary watch that used to probably lose a minute a day or something like that, so i used to set my watch by the pips. nowadays of course with smart watches and things like that, you don't need it quite as much, but it is still very bbc and i like it, i wouldn't like to see it disappear. and off we go with the next one. what a lovely sound this is as well. the original clock that kept the time still sits in a museum at the royal 0bservatory. in the 60s, an atomic clock started to do the

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so i hope something will happen to help us. so can you think i'm the shock when you get the electricity bill is huge. number, equally big as the indignation we feel when we hear the government talking about the relief measures. they're supposed to take them with what we have to do as to rise up in order to demand the increases are reversed and to increase our salaries . a situation has reached the point of no return for all the people brooklyn that i am working all day out in the streets. and this is what i hear what the people say . so in this climate of longstanding instability, frustration and unrest comes to ears. nonstop mass j, about the need to back you craze data back on pledge against russia. but that's turning out to be a tough cell increase with. and i need a protest now emerging these from just showing both anti us and anti energy praise . hey, protests in question now is whether greece is the canary in the proverbial coal mine when it comes to how much to this in other countries will tolerate of policies imposed on

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let us not allow those who are motivated by hate to separate us or to make us feel fear. us not allow that. [applause] instead, as we all know, we must renew our commitment to fight for unity. to remind communities that we all have so much more in common than what separates us. that if we are to maximize our strength as a nation, we must find a way to commit to come together with a principal that includes believing that the harm against anyone of us is a harm against all of us. and therefore that nobody should be made to fight alone. to combat hate, we cannot be silent. and we must have the courage to speak truth about what fuels these crimes as we work to come together as a society. let us speak out. no 86-year-old should fear for her safety to go to the grocery store. no nine-year-old should be afraid to go to school and no 18-year-old should be able to buy a weapon of war. [applause] the president spoke last night and he said we need to pass common sense gun safety laws. we need to take action and we know it is even more clear this day just after the massacre of those

available to us. you mentioned the species, and i remember in one of your interviews, i think it was a couple of years ago, in the midst of the comment condemning to said that we as a species were on the rad. yes. not on the national level, but on a global level, but nowadays everybody seems to have forgotten about not everybody, but many people have forgotten about that friend. there is a thread of a war in your brain right now, how dangerous it is and in your juicing, we're still under threat as, as a species, because in that conflict, it's not only about the virus, but it's also about nuclear weapons. absolutely. collectively, we on the trips and the threats escalate. a big part of it is the way in which also information and knowledge being restricted and constraint. the imposition of certain restrictions on the flow of information really needs to be counted. it cannot be that the single narrative determines what's happening in the well, it's a collective in terms of social enterprise, the more exc

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not a lot of people use it around the world. goal of the phone is to make that experience delightful and easy and simple and have the user experience of google pay or something like that. emily: you actually had a career in mobile back at qualcomm. how long have you been thinking about a crypto mobile phone? >> as soon as we started working on solana we felt that, imagine everybody in the world using these networks? they're going to use them from their phones. and because it involves cryptography, given that it worked a lot on the firmware, it is obvious to build these directly into the device itself. having your hardware in your phone makes a lot of sense. emily: solana has gotten a lot of buzz over the last couple of years. more broadly, what is it about solana that makes it better than other blockchain's? >> it is cheaper and faster. that means developers building web free applications can build them for larger number of people, making more delightful, simple or and easier to use. that is translated into growth everywhere. an

every time you want to bring us together, every time you want to decide for us, ask us. this simple rule would help many western politicians not to look like imperialist idiots. tough words. who are you talking about? i was talking about those officials who are suggesting us to to have peace negotiations right now with russia who's suggested to concede territories and who, who tries to show that there is a brotherhood between the ukraine and, and russia, which is not true. there is a condition attached to the aid, the military weapons that your, your being given. you can only shoot at the russians who are on your territory. you can't shoot back at them, they can destroy your towns and cities, but you can't touch that. do you accept that condition willingly, and will there come a time when you won't accept it? i think that the most important for us is to repel russian forces from our territories. and we do everything possible. there are so many russian troops currently in ukraine. yes we, they do have a very low morale, we hear their interceptions, we hear the calls what

guide us with your grace, inspire us with your vision, help us today to live the lives of integrity and conviction. we ask this through jesus christ our lord amen. >> thank you, steve. and for the pledge, i want to ask senator -- and representative martin graber, also in the iowa national guard. so senator and representative, if you could lead us in the pledge? >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, live with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, both of you. these three legislators that just started and kicked us off this evening they truly are some of our best and brightest, so thank you for your service. i will have other legislators i will introduce a bit later. so can we get senator scott hooked up to a microphone? we will get you hooked up and have a little conversation. is that ok with you? >> i think so. >> all right. >> does it work? >> all right. >> i am technologically challenged. >> [indiscernible] >> all right, well, thank you for being here. this is terrific. we ar