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us. we strongly support chair lujan and ranking member pallone act that would immediately address access in the lower three gigahertz. importantly, by dint fight specific auctions this committee would also then have the opportunity to find key priorities from ng 911 to rip and replace. number three, goes to an agency coordination. we need to empower the fcc and the ntia to adjudicate spectrum matters. we have strong leaders in place with chairwoman rosenworcel and administrator davidson and i applaud their work to enhance coordination and improve spectrum management. i thank you all for holding the steering and focusing on the critical spectrum issues that can create real opportunities for all americans. i also urge of committee to engage on the proposed corporate minimum taxes affect on spectrum. spectrum. this would be a 15% tax on spectrum holdings that could undermine all of our work that we're doing on spectrum policy. spectrum should really be treated no different than any other ass

of drugs either you use in you have used or somewhere close to use use in, or someone in your family use it here, i don't think there's a home in a journal, doug. okay, let me just do a quick survey of what he's saying. any of you know somebody who is directly or indirectly affected by drugs, please raise your hands. so it's very, very wide spreads. okay? so tell me what you experience was your personal experience or let of oliver as to why you would. so multi i own, i'm into hard label. i used is as thank you love to walk in and tell me, tell you it's been a hard day. i can sleep when i get home this new life, the new drugs may shislett. so needs to be awake all night. just to walk, probably different unit trucks to do. so one way or the other easy. it gets us coming back to the use of jokes. okay, yeah. can you tell me some of the things and ways that people are employing to get that high? if i go to extra length leg getting higher from the fuck away and it works. yeah. so mohammed is your job then an impossible one. why you set up to fail? because if people are going to literally

how do we increase opioid use disorder competency in pediatric care for us? >> thank you so much senator casey and for your leadership on this issue. we think this is critically important. making sure that we create sort of norms and standards in the health care workforce that primary care sites, pediatrics offices, primary care physicians, community health centers, are places where clinical work force is trained to identify mental health and substance use disorders and where appropriate, be able to help begin treatment. that's why we are committed to this work and we appreciate the progress that we have made with the pediatric mental access program which has helped us be able to bring mental expertise directly into pga striations offices. we want to continue to look for ways to grow the capacity, that of the primary care workforce and pediatricians to address substance use disorders directly. thank you chairman. thank, you chair marie. really appreciate holding this very important hearing today. and, of course, the witnesses for all of your work in this area

if we need to use less gas, what should we use instead? well, most importantly, we should tap cleaner energy sources like wind and solar, which are by and large also cheaper. however, we do it, we need to cross the gas bridge sooner rather than later. because that's the thing with bridges, they have a beginning and an end. more cars are of course, a major emitter of harmful gases as well. thanks to the continued dominance of the internal combustion engine. that's why there's been much talk of alternative biofuels are made from wheat or rape seed, for example. over the past 30 years, their production has increased significantly last year, output reached $1700000.00 barrels of oil equivalent per day worldwide. there's put that into context. united arab emirates produces almost double that amount of actual oil each day. recently, food prices worldwide have been soaring, driven up as a result of the war in ukraine. now the question is being asked, should we be dedicating farm space to fuels or to food? but gas tank is no place for food. enviro

the yo leave us alone to become a part of the world. stop killing us. none would deny give us the rights of a free country and let us make the decisions for our nation directly to the apollo miller probably below gold when he was particularly well. okay, oh, those decisions seem less focused on the deepening economic crisis than they do on polishing the lives of women. the taliban want agenda, segregated society and yet girls who are still at school dare to dream of you went to be a doctor, raise your hands. it will. but these girls will be out of school long before they can study medicine. the taliban leadership has effectively banned them from secondary education. ah, on the street, the rest. a group of women demonstrating for the right to education and work. suddenly taliban fighters shoot life rounds in the air. young women like ayesha and her sister are trying to find their place in this afghanistan. mars not at all. well what? i have lost myself since the darlin bonded on to barge of that feel. i am no longer the girl. i used to be off in the bass

that is a job for all of us. it is not enough to gather and remember september 11 those we lost one into decades ago, because on this day, it is not about the past, it is future. we have an obligation, a duty and responsibility to defend, preserve, and protect our democracy, very democracy that guarantees the rights of freedom that the terrorists on 9/11 sought to bury with fire, smoke, and ash. that takes commitment on the part of all of us, dedication, hard work every day. american democracy depends on the habits and the heart we, the people. that is how, we, the people. it is not enough to stand up for democracy once a year or every now and then, it is something we have to do every single day. so this is a day not only to remember, but a day of renewal and resolve for each and every american, and our devotion to this country, to the principles it embodies tower democracy, that is who leo -- to our democracy, that is who we owe one another. that is what we owe future generations of americans to come. i have no

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to detain us to incarcerate us to concentrate us to separate us from our families to sacrifice us for the illusion of security. i realize that i am being inaugurated into the pain that black and brown mothers have long known on the soil that we cannot protect our children from white supremacist violence we can only make them resilient enough to face it. and to insist until our dying breaths that there be no more bystanders. but does it have to be so painful. you know i realize that the last time my body. has been in this much pain. was when i was on the burning table. some women are nodding. you see inverting labor there is a stage that is the most painful stages the final stage in labor at the body expands to ten centimeters the contractions come so fast there is barely time to breathe it feels like dying it is called a- transition. six i would not have given it this name. during my transition. i remember the first time the midwife said that she could see the baby's head but all i could feel was a ring. of fire. i turned to my mother and i said i can't. my mother had her hands on my

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

what would all be using? it fits you also had on tonka focus aqua ah, manipulating emotions is not just a lie way to encourage consumption. it also serves higher purposes, such as bringing us joy or creating surprise for us as individual. primary emotions like these are the easiest ones to arouse. but there is another set of emotions, the ones anchored, and another person's gaze, the so called social emotions, such as shame, guilt, and trust, ah, behavioral sciences. want to understand how one person's emotions can influence another's, or even an entire group. here in the southern italian region of puja researchers wanted to test social emotions at a large music festival. a few new experiments based on gambling, entrust. we're set up to study theories that cannot be observed in the laboratory. giuseppe at an assay is a professor of applied economics that france has national center for scientific research, who specializes in behavioral economics. but there was a set up. we want to analyze the incidence of spec

but she was able to reach beyond that to reassure us and steal us. but the time we were most alone, but a time would been driven apart. she held the nation close in a way no one else could have done it for that. we say thank you on the occasion of the queen's silver jubilee in 1977. philip lock in wrote of her right. in times when nothing stood but wes and all grew strange. there was one constant good. she did not change. it feels like we at once again in a moment in our history where as luck in put it, things all growing strange where everything is spinning, a nation requires a still point. when times of difficult, it requires comfort. and when direction is hard to find it requires leadership. the loss of our queen robes this country of its still his point, its greatest comfort at precisely the time we need those things most. but our queens commitment to us the life of public service was underpinned by one crucial understanding that the country she came to symbolise is bigger than any one individual or any one institution. it is the sum total of all

one thing that brings us to those institutions, especially the work that can fulfill us and help others more is through our education. pass on the blessings to other people, the education systems are isolating. we need to figure out ways to be more inclusive. have an environment that is more inviting to young people, and to try to get rid of the part thar parts that are creating loneliness. trey: if i am a parent listening to you. that maybe even having just a close friend or a couple of close friends at a particular school can actually make a difference and how willing and excited my child is about learning, or am i over simplifying. >> you are not, that a key, i found the number one predict or of school performance and liking scoot is having a best friend at school. that is one of the most critical things, finding ways to make it easier for people to bond. one of the best predict or ers of enjoying collect, loneliness among gen-z individuals, they feel lonely in a crowd, encourage an environment where they can make close friendships and date you know, funny a lot of people my age, i'm

she followed her emotions rather than assessing how useful the product might be. neural marketing uses these techniques to help increase sales at a variety of retailers. stores and brands are always going to try to get your attention. they're always going to try to get you to buy more things if a part of the store is optimized, so that it's appealing to be, i n a sounds good, it feels right. that's really what it's about. it's about optimizing that customer experience by maybe 5 percent are 10 percent, which, you know, it sounds like a very small difference, but it can mean millions of dollars for the retailer. ah, neural marketing is now everywhere in stores. we are constantly being influenced every time we shop often without us even realizing it, we're more likely to fill larger baskets, for example. so we don't feel like we're leaving empty handed. prices are also rounded down to the nearest cent, so that they always look a little cheaper. and then there's special packaging and product information. it means some of our decision making is not always supported by reason. like the scen

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that is a job for all of us. it is not enough to gather and remember september 11 those we lost one into decades ago, because on this day, it is not about the past, it is future. we have an obligation, a duty and responsibility to defend, preserve, and protect our democracy, very democracy that guarantees the rights of freedom that the terrorists on 9/11 sought to bury with fire, smoke, and ash. that takes commitment on the part of all of us, dedication, hard work every day. american democracy depends on the habits and the heart we, the people. that is how, we, the people. it is not enough to stand up for democracy once a year or every now and then, it is something we have to do every single day. so this is a day not only to remember, but a day of renewal and resolve for each and every american, and our devotion to this country, to the principles it embodies tower democracy, that is who leo -- to our democracy, that is who we owe one another. that is what we owe future generations of americans to come. i have no

what keeps us surviving? what makes us try and if not really about having money, it's not really about having all the tech stuff, but really been able to, to understand that you are just big, what a part of this legal ecosystem thing, how things are growing. for example, it makes me start to ask a lot of other questions like how, where things come from. so if i use a paypal, i start to think so way that from and if i troy away, is it going curve we is committed to reducing are ways to almost 0. we go back to reflect to see if she's good and oh, this is the last place that you would expect to see a little permaculture garden going on in somebody's front room. i just started this journey barely a year ago. so a lot of things are to me, are experiments. you are here on your new experiment with all this. how do you, are you kind of creating a network? yes. because you can't be the only person to st paul into it. yeah, i on, when i saw that a group on facebook, it was sometimes frustrating because i seem to be the

or useful stupid. they are using the people's opinion that are just in the old habits, communist habits and their receiving their messages in a way again that people are thinking that their russian messaging. that there it's their opinion, their biases. how do you plan to counteract that because we realize at some point some people are just thinking that the russian system is better. because they are feeding with the russian messages online. how do you plan to counteract that and in romania we choose offensive but we realize that even this system, this way to counteract the russian message is becoming more not useful. why? it's the truth because they use this offensive in order to promote a, i told you this is wrong, this ishappening wrong so how would you plan to counteract that? >> you can start with ukraine . the russians had a malign information plan from the get-go and we declassified stuff, started letting people know they were going to attack on the get-go. we were telegraphing everything that w

how are we using resources? he would see we are not doing very well and we are not competing when we could if we put our mind to it. >> you might even have a candidate from iran, you know on the front lines the iranian campaign to confront and we have not done a good job reaching out for 904 would be what craig talked about, open source program, this doesn't even have frto be -- make sure we are communicating the patterns we are seeing in picking up here and what we think might be broadcast toward you and it's not isolated, we literally had ourth conversation with israelis about this during the previous administration so it's something we need to get after more holistically and it could be critical service. >> we have so much to learn from our foreign partners on the receiving end, it would be an amazing bidirectional transfer to say what are you seeing in your media and public domain and the public space? may be a sound similar to what another partner countering or diffuse around the world, even putting the two

tell us why. >> sure. let me start with what i thought we were going to be talking about and then move to this other. and i will say, you are accurately you have summarized my view. i must say, when talking about going back into government, that the only job that i would take is the chief privacy skeptic job. and since there is no such job, i will have to do it from where i sit. the thing i was struck by was the rush to turn jobs -- dobbs into a privacy issue in the complete lack lack of any basis for doing that. it is bizarre to me. people said, they will track you to an abortion clinic that is providing illegal abortions and then you will be in trouble. but of course, as we have said, already, most of the focus of these regulatory laws is on the clinics. if it is illegal to provide an abortion and yours eight, there isn't going to be a clinic or location that you can be tracked to. and so, the whole notion that you will be tracked to a place where it is clear you are committing a crime is, i think comple

thank you forjoining us. looking at this mobilisation and putting another 300,000 reservists putting another 300 , 000 reservists potentially putting another 300,000 reservists potentially towards her on the front line, how might that change the course of the conflict. i line, how might that change the course of the conflict.— line, how might that change the course of the conflict. i don't see this changing _ course of the conflict. i don't see this changing the _ course of the conflict. i don't see this changing the course - course of the conflict. i don't see this changing the course of- course of the conflict. i don't see this changing the course of the l this changing the course of the conflict but this is a signal that he has been doing something he has been determined not to do. he was determined to keep this as low—profile in the russian public as he could and it's a clear sign that he could and it's a clear sign that he is feeling his back is up against the wall and he does not have much choice. i

so maybe they're just trying to use the same tactics as they used before. definitely some food for thought. thank you. maria. phenomena for bringing us those details. now the u. s. is set to transfer part of couples assets to a bank in switzerland and the central bank of ghana. stan has condemned that decision as illegal miss mila had left the rightful owners of the frozen assets or the afghan people. we had this money for foreign trade payments. the decision of the u. s. to transfer one part of that amount to a swiss bank, establishing an institution, they're to disperse the money to hand it over to some private organisation, setting their own rules for political purposes. it's totally illegal according to international law. how can they refuse to transfer that money to our central bank? this is a betrayal of the afghan people and the people's will and consent was totally ignored. and the afghan central bank was not consulted. we denounce the us decision of the us says it will not release money directly to an african institution, as there is no guarantee t

do you need any of use when you're putting use 1000000, you're used to know what i'm pretty, which commercial or extension you're saying? it's probably i need any other meetings or like any of those liberals to produce storage stuff. some or if you go down from you, used to keep it. it is what you should look into. she story shows a full is to west who has got to rush you through for nicholas, you as well. so with the 17th century, you're the swedes. you got poorly on, you've got twice the german, the kaiser, and also with historical facts. but never mind that russia expansion is, is always upright. by main 1945 on church hills orders operation. unthinkable was drawn up. britain and america with polish support plan to attack the ussr. the operation was intended to utilize 12 divisions recruited from nazi prisoners of war . but it does give elastic. i think early in the it's a good but his marriage is cheaper than any chip go from that. with our group, which danish thought was up with me repeat, it was on your come, i'm a prestige sneak and ideas enough. she just needs a pussy like only comple

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if you had to use a word, what work would you use to describe this past year? the work you've been doing it's been extremely challenging. it's been a year full of challenges in which we have welcomed $80000.00 people. you know, it's really hardening to see 80000 people from my home country, but they are here. and quite honestly, they face tremendous challenges and during $49.00 states include and plus washington, d. c. but the amount of difficulties they face as they try to integrate and start to new life has been disappointing. and we have not seen enough support for our community has been left to actually get american community itself and in the african diaspora to help new arrivals integrate, find jobs, find housing, and find affordable housing, find affordable health care. and that's been tremendously difficult allows you could put some, some buttons will not work that are actually use which is challenging. can you tell us one aspect of your relocation that is incredibly challenging that you're still trying to navigate right now? well, if i go with myself,

against us. so what will the wars of the 21st century look like? today we're talking with mark goodman, a global strategist who's worked with the f, b, i and interpol, and founded the future crimes institute at silicon valley's singularity university . he is the author of future crimes inside the digital underground and the battle for our connected world. mark goodman, it's terrific to be with you and i need to tell our audience that this is a conversation you and i have been having literally for more than a decade. and i want to put something up on the screen for our audience. from something you wrote in the atlantic a decade ago, and in it, it's called hacking the articles, co, hacking the president's dna. i'd loved our audience, they get a feel for you. what you feel are the greatest fragility right now as we look forward to technological advancement. how can these be turned around in very disconcerting ways? well, thank you steve. busy for having me on your show, it's great to reconnect again

i used to make coffee in your country, use it for me i. she used to work for a un project. she also studied journalism at a private university. now she has lost her job and had to leave university because she can't pay the fees how many cups of green cheese usually have a day. the sisters still go shopping without amazed family members to check her own them. but that could change if the taliban gets strict on public gender segregation, it also can make on monday, i feel like a prisoner, my hands are dialed for comic on the some must thus i shall says she is largely withdrawn from public life. she used to be politically active, attending a lot of meetings now, she really sees people outside her family. instead of talking in public, she writes in private my country is tired, tired of betrayal. my country, you are song less and voiceless. i shes angry. she blamed the west for abandoning afghanistan to men who limit her life. my girl is emma's alin calling me as kit. fatima. if i have a president on, the 1st thing i would done would be to form an old female government, which so

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by racists, it's been used as a it has been used against racism, it's been used in it's been used in satire. it's been put to all sorts of uses and that's where i get to this other stuff. and of course, it's this other stuff that's controversial because frankly, no, it's the first thing is not controversial people are interested in it, but there's no controversy about that. no, no doubt. right. but this is but the controversy, i think the number of controversies. but but one of the the the singular controversy to me comes in, again, as practitioners in the classroom. right. and so and so what i'm saying is. absolutely. you absolutely do. exactly what you said. and then and which also, i think makes the pivot a lot more courageous regardless of what i think of it. and i just want to start with this, with this just essential question, because we only have 45 minutes. i don't know if i'm ever going to talk to you again, but what i want to know is what, do you say to the black student who is in a majority white classroom and a majority white school and majority white town, who has been t

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let's use this one here. you said that your electric car costs you $10 to fill up and will continue to do so for the future because renewables are the cheapest form of energy. why do you think california and europe have such high electricity prices when they have built the most amount of renewable energy infrastructure. yeah. it's a good question. so so i think you have to look at the time of when people build out their infrastructure. so if you looked at the lazard plot showed, it showed that 10 years ago solar was the most expensive power and today solar is the least expensive power and so germany built a lot of power when it was expensive. and so, you know that's going to drive up the cost. we should thank germany because there that they're spending a lot of money on it helped drive the price down. so now it's the cheapest powers you can see that's what texas energy producers are doing. they're building solar 100 gigawatts. so learn the next few years. so, you know, it's cheap. i mean, i know people don't

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