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and they talked about the us drone market? they talked about the use of drones. here's an example, according to a report by washington post china is the leading provider of drones to u. s. law enforcement agencies. they have support from the chinese government. here's our own commerce department saying it has been added to an export blacklist last year after bloomberg reported that it supplied surveillance technology to chinese security forces in xinjiang where millions of muslims have been forced into internment camps. so there's a report that last year that the secret service purchased eight of dj's drones. the fbi purchased 18 of them. so let me just ask you these questions on the record. i'll start with mr. wiegmann. does the fbi currently purchase and use chinese made drones, yes or no? mr. wiegmann: we do. >> does dhs currently purchase and use chinese made drones? ms. vinograd: dhs has prohibited the purchase of foreign made drones, small uas, absent waivers in very specific circumstances. >> okay, so this report that i mentioned said that the secret servi

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and can be controlled remotely. felix polishing are tells us how they work and for what they can be used. ah, could this be the future world of work? an invention that merges people with machines. the artificial exoskeleton. it's a kind of suit that increases the workers strength. at the same time, it reduces the physical strain and health risks to the wearers. back. this computer controlled exoskeleton adapts to the individual where the technology enables the device to compensate for any on air gunam acumen, lifting behavior and optimize as fluid walking movements. as i'm going them hang over the essentially this is a little robot you wear on your back like a rucksack to leave the physical load. power and support are generated by these electric motors. he went to the typical load compensation in one hour is between $1.00 and $1.00 and a half tons come up. that gives you an idea of just how much physical effort these workers expend. buskie them at i to go to anchor life, and i would, and perhaps, exoskeletons could also be used to provide assistance to workers who deliver packages as wel

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us army laboratories have been intensively researching such applications since 2010 best of us doing also this is really happening. so it's not a secret. it's public knowledge weaknesses on and our us colleagues have access to a giant research budget indian was all that leaves me with a bad feeling. does 11 good new through experts believe that brain computer interfaces could provide a technical advantage and future wars by facilitating quicker decision making, better oversight and longer endurance. but how ethical would it be to manipulate people in this way and what, what the long term consequences b? if technology can help people were paralyzed, regain independence, then that's wonderful. that i worry about companies having access to my brain ways are thoughts and feelings are the most intimate data we have. so data protection is more important in this area than anywhere else. what's your take on brain computer interfaces? what do you like to be able to message or play games using only your mind? let us know we'd love to hear from you. bye bye and see as soon. ah, i imagine how ma

- they began to be used in quite unusual situations, so tanks are quite often used by us as artillery e-e units, that is, two or three tanks were used for tasks artillery fire at long ranges, this was especially evident during the defense of kyiv, when several tank groups of the armed forces of ukraine carried out artillery raids on the seasonings that arose, sometimes in one, then in the city, not only artillery worked, but sights worked, tanks worked in first of all, because the security there is much better than self-propelled artillery installations and when the enemy opened fire in return, the chances of staying alive there were much greater for the tankers than for the artillerymen. can we say that those the examples you are talking about are the basis for the conclusion that we have drawn certain conclusions since the 14th year and during this time have really changed the approaches to the training of tankers and the use of tanks, i.e. these. what examples can be given that confirm this trend if it was true? we are learning learning learning in the 14th, 15th, and 16th years, w

for us, sustainability is always about how we use what comes off the land as best we can. we want to honor what comes in. we always think about the seasons, right, what's coming in. so the season changes with the way the foods change. so one of the things i love best about olive oil is that it changes, not only from year to year but from season to season or from when it was pressed or how it was held or what you're using it for. [indistinct chatter] man: mid-october in northern california, and we're getting really excited about new harvest olive oil. so this is the oil that has just been milled. seka sent us some oil today, and it was just milled yesterday, and that oil's at its peak. we use olive oil in a lot of different ways and try and put them to things that are really textural, where flavors are fairly delicate. one thing we like to do a lot is we'll do kind of just like a little crudite of fresh vegetables and make a pairing of those and just cover them in olive oil. so the persimmons, bernie. we're gonna do a plate of this persimmons. we're gonna slice it thin. it'

for example, a lot of consumers in in the us use period tracking apps. many different apps out there and they have very different privacy policies and do very different things to potentially protect people's data, so it really takes a lot of research on the part of consumers. when it comes to google or other tech companies, app developers, our data is part of the business model — so arguably it's against their interest to remove too much of it. well, i think that's a really good point and it's a wake—up call for all of us, that creating these giant businesses that are based on harvesting our personal information and make money off of it, has in many ways created an accidental dystopia, right? they're taking our data and saying, 0k, they will give us in exchange useful products — when we get that, and we're not thinking about all of other things that that data can be used as. it's surveillance capitalism and we're really starting to pay a price for it. protesters have been gathering in sydney, australia to demonstrate against the united states�* supreme c

can be used in our struggle. are there many, of course, there are very few of them, but today you know how to stuff yourself with heimers well, it won’t be enough, because as a beloved weapon, it needs a system for providing technical maintenance, repair logistics, and uh, some regular work, so we have already proven, and these are not my words, these are the words of our american colleagues, that hymers are used extremely effectively in ukraine, we have at least 20 confirmed facts of the use of hymers and quite effective use of hymers, i.e. an increase in the number will objectively lead to the fact that we will be able to inflict damage on more targets that have already been scouted and the coordinates of which we already know. that is, this will lead to the fact that at this stage the enemy will still be forced to reduce er, the effectiveness of your offensive actions, to give up even from offensives, to go on the defensive. well, at least to save ammunition, which is also extremely important for us. that is,

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 suggests us 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's a condition attached to the aid, the military weapons that your you're 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 ukraine. yes we, they do have very low moral. so we hear their interceptions, we hear the calls, what t

yes, they were not handed over to us, they were not passed on, but they gave us spare parts, uh, bigones, well, the plane is also like a constructor. yes, we have a glider. we need an engine there. on the contrary, there is an engine, we need plans for the very spare parts that we failed to supply to the western countries with the help of the united states of america and other countries. this is also a significant help for us to restore, we do not currently have the opportunity to restore such as anti-aircraft missile systems radio engineering troops and aviation, because the enemy is hitting the facilities of the defense-industrial complex and the airfields where the military engineers are restoring this equipment. that is why it is very difficult for us in the conditions of war. russia can pull up its equipment from the depths of its territory. unfortunately, we have limitations possibilities in that regard, but the engineers also make two military ones, is it correct? i understand that if we talk about foreign aid, namely ground systems, then the only unit of this foreign aid that

so where does that leave us?h an assessment of that phone call, here's the bbc�*s barbara plett usher in washington. the chinese are pretty blunt about their position on taiwan and that readout said that xijinping had emphasised that position, which is that taiwan is part of china and there is no room for taiwanese independence, that he had told president biden that they should stick with the one china policy. that means basically that washington recognises that there is only one chinese government and that it is in beijing, but it only acknowledges china's position on taiwan and it says that the status of taiwan should not be decided by force and there had been some question for some time about whether those goalposts were shifting. chinese were wondering, there was some confusion about whether the us policy was changing and then the trip that nancy pelosi may or may not take at this point sort of added fuel to the fire because she is a very senior member, a very senior position as the speaker of the house and s

let us wrong. if we don't expand into years, we're all going to die from that was a lie because germans on a much more energy after the world war 2 created a sustainable economy, which is not one of them, but a segue is perfectly the last question i have for george, here you're right, we have the german economic miracle because there was cheap soviet then that later, russian gas. so, george, you know, on a global scale here, the global south is saying, you know, the europeans got really rich because they had access to very cheap fossil fuels, primarily oil and gas. so now they're looking, they're stepping up and say, our turn we would like that energy to do exactly what the europeans had and what they are they willing to give up? but we'll take it in line. we'll take it. that's exactly what's happening. yes, yes. but the strange thing is that the european does that extent the americans are weighted to an e. ology that is propagated by the world economic forum and cloud swab and they were, and it's

the expression is used. the roosevelt is behaving like hamlet hesitating unwilling to make a decision on this and so that i think that's sort of why the revisionist view i think doesn't quite stack up when we when we try to analyze it in terms of the detail. i want to bring in another question from the audience and in doing so encourage others to post questions using that q and a function on zoom james ronan asks, what were the debates among fdr staff and the five days in question. were there any dissenting voices johnny? that's a very good question. so henry stimson as the secretary of war is adamant almost straight away the us can't allow this moment to slip and that roosevelt when he goes before congress on december the 8th should also include germany in the declaration of war but those about is very clear that that's not what he's going to do. he's going to present it as he does in a fireside chat on december the 9th. he realizes that politically he's in a very very difficult position the american first

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and russia will continue us. how speaker nancy pelosi has started her much hyped asia torp, during which she may visit taiwan after all. her plane has landed in hawaii from where it's expected to head to another location in the region. policies possible trip to ty, pay has been strongly opposed by china, which is warned of serious consequences in response. when he do, we have repeatedly made it clear to america our stern position against he was house . speaker nancy pelosi is potential visit to taiwan. well, if the u. s. insists on going its own way and, and challenging the red line of china, it will surely be met with forceful responses. all in suing. consequences are completely borne by the us may from combat. those who play with fire will perish by it. i hope the u. s. side can see this clearly. if the u. s. insists on taking its own course, the chinese military will never sit idly by and it will definitely take strong actions to ford. any external forces interference, anticipating a possible escalation. china

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and in the study we use 3 poverty lines. we use the $1.90. we use a $3.20 a day and also a $5.50 a day. so we, we take a look at higher standards of living because as you've just mentioned, are the, the absolute, extreme poverty line. i is only applicable to, to a few dozen countries around the world. most countries need a higher reference point, which is closer to 320 a day and in many, 550 a day. ok, so what should governments be doing in those low income countries and that the middle and higher income countries where poverty can still exist, even in hiring come countries. of course, what should they be doing right now to stop the spread of this cost of living crisis? in the study we, we contrast the effects of $2.00 types of policy. so many governments around the world are extending energy subsidies, blanket energy subsidies to citizens in their countries. and we contrast that with targeted cash transfers to people around the world. and we find that cast transfers are more effective and fair more equitable so that more than 50 percent of t

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are using for military use. all of those systems can be deemed to be military in nature. we make it very clear what mandatory and law says. there can be no connectivity between the 2, none whatsoever. what the law must is doing. and ukraine is absolutely unacceptable, and actually push legitimate humanitarian workers lives at risk. because if you're operating one of those terminals, you are now a legitimate military target. and if i was a russian, i would view every single one of you on most terminals in ukraine as a hostile target, worthy of being destroyed as soon as its detected. i am moving on now for line tis new presidents is busy for me as governments, after taking over the top job on wednesday. and it shows a veteran and politician to nash going to will dana as the new prime minister. and despite attempts to bring stability to the crisis, hit nation, not both has continued into friday morning. ah, social security forces arrested several people and cleared the main come the protesters had occupied for mor

nothing can tell us more. on the dutch company known as a s m l is being reported by bloomberg to have been receiving pressure from the us government to stop rating semiconductors with china. now alternately, that will benefit chinese producers and it's certainly us strategic interest. people are wondering if this is indeed a fair policy. now a s m l did not make a decision to ultimately comment on the matter. they declined to directly combat. here's what they said. the discussion is not new, no decisions have been made and we do not want to speculate or comment on rumors. now the u. s. commerce secretary did make clear back in march, that it was the policy of the united states to put pressure on countries, not to trade, semiconductors with china or russia. here's what was said by the u. s. official. if we find that they are selling ships to russia, then we can essentially shut them down by denying them use of that software. and we're absolutely prepared to do that. policy like this have heard the united state

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a tragedy for all of us that rely on brave men and women to keep us safe. it goes hand-in-hand with the rising attack on police and we see more criminals resisting. and the hostility towards the people in uniform. this is a growing crisis and there's much congress needs to do to help address it. senator durbin talked about a bill he's put. one of the challenges and legislation that i'm introducing it collects basic data on attacks against police that result in serious injury or death. we don't have much data on contributing factors. also good data on attacks against police that don't result in death or serious injury. for this reason, i introduced a bill that i entitled improving law enforcement officer safety and wellness through data act. this bill will help expand our understanding of the tax to better identify motives and trends and any coordinated efforts to target those who put on the badge to keep the country safe. i work with police groups including major county sheriff's associations, the national natil association of police officers to identify ga

belarusian oppositionists often like to use this fact.n 2021 , ukraine actually sponsored his regime by buying bitumen, electricity, gasoline from lukashenka for 3 billion dollars, ukraine is not the only and not the largest trade partner of belarus, this must also be remembered, but the fact of 3 billion must also be remembered, and for our belarusians - this is a gate, it is necessary to understand that when they talk about the internal position and internal occupation of belarus maybe somewhere in poland or in the baltic countries - it comes in. and in ukraine it doesn't come in, because in our country 20% of the country is already occupied by russia, and what is happening there in the occupation and what is called the internal occupation of belarus, as they say in odesa, are two big differences, sir evgeny, the last question for you is putin, well , he still wants to do it somehow, although he obviously won’t succeed and it’s already a failure. somehow, i don’t know how to detach a part of ukraine, and maybe even annex all of it to ru

he sent us this report. ah, sitting here high up, you can already hear and you can see how bitter the fighting is over there. perhaps an ammunition dump or storage site had been hit. you may hear multiple rocket launcher systems in action by the sound of it grad missiles. but the entire horizon is on fire over there. the are the big fire plumes of smoke behind the power lines also across the horizon right there in the distance impacts that is russian auxilary, striking at ukrainian positions in the vicinity of the city of savvy ask russian artillery. the snow, secretive, has been a decisive factor on the battlefield and here in the fields of the countryside, the dumbass is his beam high by axes, here at once ukrainian artillery positions ah, russian self propelled how it says $152.00 millimeter houses firing at ukrainian positions near the city of sierra every shot for to kaos for cause complicated calculations, mathematics, solid intelligence, and guidance from forces and drones. women williamson agnew work

against us, now they use onyx missiles even against ship missiles.on systems. but the bastion missile system is called onyx there. there is a warhead under 200 kilograms, they use s300 missiles - this is an anti-aircraft complex, but it can also be used against targets on the ground under 300 kg of explosions, well, that is enough a powerful missile, and these onyx and the starists use mostly in the south lately , what we see again after the entry of the war into the third so-called phase, now we are in the third phase of the war, which is called the war for the initiative , that is, he intercepted this inclusive initiative. here they will dictate to the enemy the entire east of the subsequent war, now they again began to use mostly high-precision missiles because, apparently , there are probably agents of others there, and if you do not want to hit the targets, you in some specific object they use high-precision missiles in relation to the modernization of production a year ago in peacetime they produced high-precision modern artem about 500 missile

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they will have sure to use. and if they have a harsh when they release germany's economy minister has found himself on the receiving end of public discontent as he's been booed while making a speech at a local event. oh, listen. the minister was accused of a failed foreign and economic policy, and he even had to cut his feet short and leave the event in a hurry. interestingly enough, the number of protesters exceeded the number of those were actually there to listen to his speech was comes just days after 7 german mayers wrote a letter to the german finance minister, demanding that the russian nord stream to gas pipeline be opened to avoid eminence social and economic turmoil in the country. the path taken by the federal government to disconnect from russian energy sources is not the right path. stopping gas imports from russia would mean an explosion in the cost of living, which would lead to social instability and unrest that could spiral out of control was, comes as public anger over the backlash of western s

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