but, you know, it was — you know, xerox machine is somewhere people will meet.ee machine, but drew is not drinking coffee, so i would miss that opportunity to meet him there. so, it is important that scientists talk to each other. sure. anne l'huillier — yeah? yeah, just i agree on everything that was said. i think, for me, collaboration is really essential and i would like to say as a european, i think the european union has done, really, a greatjob in helping these collaborations in europe and with all of these programmes, networks that really pushed scientists to work together to change idea, to collaborate, and i think this has been really great. yeah. but it's notjust within yourfield, is it? you've also got the collaboration across disciplines, which is also very important. i know, ferenc, you have benefited a lot in physics from what's been done in the chemistry prize. butjust to also ask you this, which is, now, because of technology and ai, you know, we've seen that the european union has put out a code of how technology and ai can be used. people are s

to reach a middle ground that might be satisfactory to the people of jimmy c and you've been algae, xerox sons, a columbia, and left his rebel group has agreed to stop kidnappings for ransom. the national liberation army. yeah. then as in gauge and the practice for decades, which recent abduction of a famous football styles follow the cause of pro and threatened to disrupt to cease fund, negotiate between the government and alms groups. certainly as president outings on the beach, which has declared victory, this is not the parliamentary election. softer posts is projected for his routing saving. progressive policy was on track to win votes, as seen as a referendum on his right and government for center left opposition has rejected the president's announcement, saying it says evidence of widespread voters for official results. the due date on monday was music lucian, instead of you. what is more important for the future of serbia after such clear unambiguous, unconvincing victory is that we will have to change ourselves. that we will have to much more than before to remove arrogant people

one but 2 chances to rewrite the piano chaise xerox dictatorship era, for those who don't know who he was constitution, and it was bundled, not once, but twice julian's fault at the 1st version was too radical. but just too far to the left end of this one was way too much when way too far to the right. in fact, it was written by an extreme right wing party, which had the majority of the votes in the convention for them. this is a very, very hard blow. they were hoping that this would allow them to swing into the presidency and not just about 2 years time. now a lot of soul searching though, the iron is that after having had, as i say, 2 chances to rewrite a posted piece and one that will guarantee that are social rights, health, education, pensions, at a car and a big array of other things that have to be inside of help for they will be left with the consultation that was written back in 1980 by an or by or, or under a dictatorship. so let's see it given all that, then could this conceivably lead to a 3rd attempt actually know, at least not in the near future. everybody seems to agree

it's been a decade since xerox last provincial election. many people say the looking forward to seeing a change in the day the lives we will have conventional councils to which will elect going us, which can get benefit from the financial budgets of the government rates. which means that controlling the government rates means that controlling the fundamentally the results of the next fundamental the elections. millions of your walk is, are eligible to vote in 2019 provincial councils would dissolve you to the demands of protest. this could sizing system ethics failures and corruption, no concerns over transparency upfront thing many to question the credibility of the elections, main election body sense it will preserve the integrity. we have a just of the models on the 1800. uh, i'm not sure the logs of up and the we issue the budget for them and that's what i allow them to until the following centers. we hop that they'll pop this page widely in the selection of the country's largest particular group. the subject movement is by cutting the

that might be satisfactory to the people of jimmy c and you've been out to xerox sandfield accompanying leftist rebel group has agreed to stop kidnappings for ransom and national liberation. army. yeah, then is in gauge and the practice for decades is reasons of ducks of a famous football styles. father caused a pool and threatened to disrupt the safe spot. negotiating between the government and arms groups. north korea has find the ballistic missile towards the sea of japan, and that's important to south korea is minute treat is the 2nd launch in the past 24 hours after it find a short range. miss sol, just a few area on sunday. it comes just days off the south korea and the us, how nuclear deterrent stokes. so the as president alexandra, the church has declared victory and that's not parliamentary elections. as off, the posts has projected his reading it serving progressive fox. it was on track to when the boat is seen as a referendum on this right mean government, the sense of left or position has rejected the precedence announcement saying it has evidence of widespread the food offi

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and then these rarely i typed on the xerox nephew, jacob, relatives. now morning, the loved ones, but there are still many bodies trumps. under the rubble, with no means yet to get them london, some people have been killed and more than a 100 wounded. and he's really strikes on the job layer, refugee camp in northern jobs. so that's according to the palestinian health ministry. official say the attacks hits a residential block belonging to a pair of families with women and children among the dead of the gentlest mom and somebody young damage. it is either somebody new day. don't say nothing guys. as these really will plain stuck in homes, inter ballier and bate lot here, many remain missing under the rubble with a strikes heating homes to golden inhabitants. vege above outcomes, the sunset has been transformed into an emergency facility for the hundreds of thousands in open gaza. the black basic necessities, the makes you have sent tell, provides with minimal resources, providing medical care on the challenge and conditions, highlighting the absence of

alphabet google was late to the search game and now it's a verb you google something the way you used to xerox something. give google a 20x forward multiple and microsoft a 30x multiple if you ask that discount of one-third of the valuation gives an asimymmetrasymmetric, then wt giving enough credit to the deep mind and the prowess of alphabet i have my money on alphabet. i'm much more overweight -- in fact, it's the only tech stock i'm overweight in. they will catch up >> i don't think anybody is doubtful that google can catch up it's just they're not there now and the dishonesty of how they're presenting what they have today not tomorrow, not next year, today, and people making decisions today as they want to build into this stuff. it's not there yet it doesn't mean a non-google or non-openai couldn't come up next year and have something better, but right now it's not there >> i think there are legitimate questions, weiss, whether they can catch up they ceded way too much when they had, to jim's point, yes, they had deep mind in house. i've had one of the co-creators on with us he no longer

like who do you think's the guy who's going to get on a xerox machine? not us.ipping was invented by goofy drunk white guys and christmas parties. >> woo! >> tyrus: see? so idiot, if i had a black-only christmas party, me, charles payne, harris faulkner, lawrence jones, and, guess what? it would be boring. [laughter] >> greg: you forgot jesse watters, he's 1% black, so he claims. [laughter] >> greg: the is the most --. >> tyrus: listen, i don't know dna but i am one million percent sure. he might be negative one. >> greg: all right. rob by the way congratulations on daddy daughter trip. this looks like a great movie. i'll be watching it on my dvd tonight. >> rob: thank you they still make them i hear. >> greg: yes they do. >> rob: available for digital downloads. the thing is i'm offended that anyone is allowed to talk p asian since i'm the only one part asian. can you imagine the dream of the kkk when it was all falling apart. can you imagine. do you know what we could do klim, we can tell them black people and people of color that it's safer for them to be sep

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the fact that mark meadows doesn't know how to use a xerox machine i suppose is some comfort, that this not enough for, i think, most onlookers to the saga. what would be the penalty for anybody involved in this? given the gravity of the breach, if you will? >> i think it depends on the circumstances. part of the issue, some folks are asking why hasn't mark meadows how spencer just to get the point of establishing probable cause to get a search warrant? the government has to demonstrate probable cause that there is information currently at the place to be searched. so in this case they would need something. it's not enough to say cassidy hutchison saw what she thought was the binder with mark meadows. they would have to be somebody saying i was in his house last week and i saw this big binder and he showed me this classified document. so it is a high hurdle to get to the point of being able to obtain a search warrant. but certainly if somebody still have this information they would have to go through what do they know about what the material was in terms of his classification. do they b

central command says they use three facilities you are the groups and other, xerox government though, none to plea calling the strikes hostile acts. we also learned late today that the u.s. navy warship have once again been busy intercepting anti-ship missiles and drones in the red sea. that's a lot for cnn's oren liebermann who joins us now from the pentagon with the latest. let's start with the strikes in the red sea and what they mean, oren. >> john, this is very much a barrage of missiles and drones who intercepted by u.s. forces in the red sea. the u.s. -- destroyer as well as every team fighter jets from the strike group carrying out the shoot downs on interceptions of what was a large carried out over a large period of ten hours from earlier this morning, into the early afternoon. u.s. navy says the intercepted 12 one-way attack drones or suicide drones free anti ship ballistic missiles and to land attack cruise missiles. so, incredible display of firepower they're coming from houthi forces in yemen, a spokesperson for the houthi armed forces says they were firing at a ship tha

i think we barely had a xerox machine. i remember running those, right? yeah. had to figure out how do i become an astronaut. i read accounts of our early space program and biographies of our early astronauts. it seems like all those folks early on were pilots, then test pilots, so i decided for myself that is what i wanted to do. i wanted to become a private and maybe i could become a test -- pilot and maybe i could become a test pilot and then someday, maybe an astronaut, so i set my sights on becoming a pilot. it might and grateful to have a supportive family at home who said whatever you want to do, you can do to just work hard at it. my folks right here sitting in the front were a huge part of that, that support, that i could pull this off. i figured if i wanted to become a pilot, i am going to join the air force, and i want to go to the air force academy, so i sent off for information and filled out a little card i found in a magazine and sit offered information from the air force academy. i never heard back from them. it is probably because i was living

like, who do you think'swho's the guy who's going to get on the xerox machine? >> not how to be was invented by goofy white guys at christmas parties. chrie. se >> so, idiot, if>> you. if i had a black only christmas party. me, charles harris faulkner, maurice jones. >> and guess what? it'd be boring. you forgot jesse watters. he's 1% black. also, he claims, i don't know, dna, but i am 1,000,000% sure.im it might be negative one. >> all right, rob. by the way, congratulations on daddyongratul daughter trip.. this looks like a great movie. i'll be watching i bt on dvd tonight. >> thank you. still make them my hair? to: thank make thes, do.e for yes. and it's available for digital downloads. but the thing is, lookdil ads.,. that anyone is allowed to talk about asians here since i'm the only person that's pard t. >> yeah, that should be allowed. can you imagine, though, they dream of the kkan.agine tht was all falling apart. can you imagine? like, you know, whent was al kid they claim a white kid like verne would travel asianpl wee have tell them black people and p

while in the village of nod, xerox in the occupied westbank, palestinian by the wind, say the suffering from daily attacks and sprites from his riley sack lives in saul just the settlers are living in the area surrounding the land, which are illegal under international law. hong visits and the veterans minutes off the site visit. come on to the territory a. i'm here in the bed when that age of my auto shots. now this is located between the cities of ramallah and jericho. i've been speaking to the veterans living here . they said at the end of november, some is ready to set the entity. instead village i started shooting towards the people. they then took many of the shoes, which they were in line for that livelihood. and they destroyed their tents. nobody helping coming back ever since. and they say they've been supported by the is ready, all the so the last a new here was about 15 minutes ago. let's go ahead and take a look. so not a lot of problems, but not the listing. yeah. well, what, what was study of the settlers with masks they have weapons and they see everything even what decad

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nelson walked through nicely illustrates how the fact that although it the ford motor companies the xerox's that were engaging with the clinton white house and were these on the of the strongest allies if uneasy allies at moments that really informed the design of that plan to some extent didn't matter because the emergent industry, the real dominate industries at the time were the ones in the low wage service sector, the burger king's or the wal-marts that were deeply opposed to this and were able to exercise power in key business associates. i think the other episode, which i was less familiar with, which was really powerful, was the deregulation episode. and i think you do a great job of tracing out the downstream political consequences of that were creating whole new group of strongly low wage anti-union telecommunications that then of course have knock on effects for opposing stronger labor standards and going forward. so having laid out moves that that nelson makes, i to end with a couple of questions for discussion. and so first is going to something that you say motivates the book a

nelson walked through nicely illustrates how the fact that although it the ford motor companies the xerox's that were engaging with the clinton white house and were these on the of the strongest allies if uneasy allies at moments that really informed the design of that plan to some extent didn't matter because the emergent industry, the real dominate industries at the time were the ones in the low wage service sector, the burger king's or the wal-marts that were deeply opposed to this and were able to exercise power in key business associates. i think the other episode, which i was less familiar with, which was really powerful, was the deregulation episode. and i think you do a great job of tracing out the downstream political consequences of that were creating whole new group of strongly low wage anti-union telecommunications that then of course have knock on effects for opposing stronger labor standards and going forward. so having laid out moves that that nelson makes, i to end with a couple of questions for discussion. and so first is going to something that you say motivates the book a

all with chairwoman and former xerox ceo, ursula burns.well, thanksgiving travel in the u.s. was pretty smooth, but are rlines ready for the christmas rush that's about to get going? phil lebeau joins us now with more h hey, >> hey, joe, the airlines say they are ready and they better be, because we're going to see a big surge in travel over the next, call it 12 to 14 days. here's what's expected 2.8 million passengers every day, and we could see the busiest day ever we've never topped 3 million, that's a distinct possibility overall, up about 16%, compared to last year this year, we're on track to have the busiest year ever in terms of daily passengers that are screened by the tsa, coming in at 2.34 million look at the increase compared to last year, where it was just over 2 million 2021, it was 1.6 million and back into the pandemic, by the way, 2019 was at 2.3 million. so we're slightly ahead of the pace for 2019. is -- now, the airlines say they're ready, but is the system are the airports air traffic control, tsa and faa. they'll hold

caroline: you speak to ursula burns when she led xerox it said the frustrating thing was she didn't playsband going up to you with our local friends but they were only guys playing poker and i asked why aren't more women doing this? he used to be in the finance area and he be off doing poker and i wondered how many women were invited. how much are you saying that conversation change with more people feeling they can bring -- bring themselves into a more dim -- into a more male-dominated area. >> it's a real hurdle. what i love about poker is it's a really tangible thing where we can say here it is today like women and driving in the 20's and 30's and here's where we wanted to be. we know we want women to be equal ceos and we want them to be an equal percentage v ofc's being invested in or investing in others. we want these numbers because there is no reason why it shouldn't be equal. how do we get there? it was the same thing when you drove. it's not really about the cars, it was about getting to a job, getting to school. this is about having ownership and leadership at the money table.