Beds. Lee martinez is live at inverness for details on this incredible story. Reporter incredible indeed, we are told that the couple actually vacations in this area quite often, they are avid hikers and they are pretty familiar with this area. The Marion County Sheriffs Office said they went to the hospital and the couple told them they went hiking on valentines day it got dark and they lost their way. The area they were found in had such dense vegetation that rescue crews had to crawl on their bellies at some point in order to reach the couple. At 10 10 saturday morning the radio called search and rescue that the missing couple, Carol Kiparsky and ian irwin had been found alive. Sound by volunteer Quincy Webster and dog k9 group that searching a new area of shallow beach in the thick coastal terrain. About halfway up we heard voices we thought it was another team, but then they started yelling help. We looked at each other and said thats them. Reknit the couple was found off the trai
Hearing runs just over an hour and a half. Its no secret Artificial Intelligence is having a moment in her lives in myriad ways. The workplace is no exception. Just yesterday President Biden signed an executive order focused on ai governance, critical step in our nations overall approach to how we integrate ai to how larger and larger parts of our lives. This is just the beginning. To make sure our workforces position for success, we want to know how ai is being adopted and how ai is being used in the workplace. Is going to help us understand how we can ensure that workers are trained and have sufficient training and their power to maximize the potential of this rapidly evolving technology. According to a recent pew study, nearly 610 workers whenever contacted had interacted with an ai system or application in their workplace, just in the last year. We know that is just the beginning and the number will continue to rise. Ai technology has been a part of our daily lives for years, from
Discussion on alternatives to traditional Public High Schools. This discussion hosted by the thomas b. Fordham institute and the American Federation for children. Live coverage now on cspan. I kept hearing the media as like we were going to go blank if we looked up at the sky. I am the senior vp for research here at fordham. We are pleased to have a Live Audience here today and we are pleased to have cspan covering our event. We want to thank our partners at the American Confederation for children. Federation for children. Im not on twitter, i am the last person on twitter. I dont mind that i am not on twitter. If you are on twitter, you can join the conversation by using the engaging choices. For those who like to engage in conversation on twitter, please do. When we get to the q a at the end, we will look and see whether we have questions coming in. Let me suggest that we talk about School Choice. Particularly at the High School Level. Im going to keep this overview brief. Mike told
But regardless, it was pretty cool. Everybody had their glasses. I kept hearing the media as like we were going to go blind if we looked up at the sky. I am the senior vp for research here at fordham. We are pleased to have a Live Audience here today and we are pleased to have cspan covering our event. We want to thank our partners at the American Confederation for children. Federation for children. Im not on twitter, i am the last person on twitter. I dont mind that i am not on twitter. If you are on twitter, you can join the conversation by using the engaging choices. For those who like to engage in conversation on twitter, please do. When we get to the q a at the end, we will look and see whether we have questions coming in. Let me suggest that we talk about School Choice. Particularly at the High School Level. Im going to keep this overview brief. Mike told me to and he is not here today. Also, i have sat on panels like this and the moderator is usually the least interesting person
Extreme opposition to some of these provisions in the package. Id like to specifically respond to claims that some of my colleagues have made about wind energy and the wind production tax credit. Im sympathetic to the argument that the tax code has gotten too cluttered with too many special interest provisions. Thats the reason many of us for a long period of time have been clamoring for tax reform. But just because we havent cleaned up the tax code in a comprehensive way doesnt mean that we should pull the rug out from under domestic Renewable Energy production. Doing so would cost jobs, harm our economy and harm the environment and even enhance problems for national security. Im glad to defend the wind production tax credit and wind energy. Wind Energy Provides more than 4 of u. S. Electricity, supports 80,000 american jobs, spurred 105 billion in private investment in the u. S. Just since 2005. And that source of energy displaces more expensive and more polluting sources of energy,