Book at a christmas not one not for taylor dayne hook tells me from now on its survival of the fittest and he desperately that he will be among them to the wife of. One of nobel prize season again and todays an ounce meant was for the winners of the award for physics its been shared by 3 scientists this time who all carried out a pioneering work on black holes half the 1100000. 00 prize will go to britains Roger Penrose who provided mathematical proof of black holes existed back in the 1960 s. The other half of the prize is shared by german astrophysicist ryan huggin so an american astronomer andre gets his work proved the existence of a super massive black hole at the center of our own Milky Way Galaxy gets is only the 4th went woman to be awarded the physics prize. And they all rushed from the to the science is here to tell us more but 1st lets hear from one of the winners we just mentioned on dragons. I think black holes because theyre so hard to understand is what makes them so app
Right now on cnn this morning Special Counsel, robert hurs set to testify before congress after releasing an explosive report about President Bidens handling of classified documents and alleged cognitive decline plus a developing story out of haiti, the embattled Prime Minister resigning amid rising gang attacks against the government and former President Trumps justin, hes open to cutting Social Security and medicare after vowing repeatedly, he would never do it all, right 05 00 a. M. Here in washington. A live look at capitol hill, lot of action up there today. Good morning to all of you. Im kasie hunt. Its wonderful to have you with us a First Special counsel, robert hur, is set to testify in a matter of hours before the republican led House Judiciary Committee hur investigated President Bidens handling of classified documents last month. He concluded the president did ms handle the material per however, chose not to prosecute still, it was his assessment of bidens mental sharpness
Transcarpathia alone, there are a lot of men from the eastern territories and, in my opinion, precisely those people who left the occupied territories i need a job because the tahidnyaks, im sorry, im speaking so rudely, these are the ones on the front lines. And those people who are fighting against our armed forces today , many of them are hiding and do not take up weapons, do not protect their homeland, do not protect their relatives. I believe that if you look here in ukraine i will emphasize those territories kovel where only the russian language is heard in transcarpathia, the russian language is heard in the lviv region, the russian language is heard , these are the people you need to work with. Those people with whom there are no complaints today. I dont think its a complaint. With whom the Recruitment Centers do not work, i understand the legal status of refugee people, but there are a lot of young people who swim in the pools of towns, and sometimes somewhere they cause some
The colorblind principle . Yes. So theres been a lot of confusion about what the word colorblindness mean. Many people think that colorblindness means pretend you dont. But in my book, i try to get rid of that perception because we all see race. Everyone sees race and help it. Everyone watching this notices that i am of color and and so forth. So with the knowledge that we can all see race, were all capable of racial bias. What i mean by colorblindness book is that we try our best to treat people without regard to race, both in our lives. The less controversial piece and in our Public Policy. Thats what i mean by colorblind. One of the reasons the notion colorblindness has become so contrived racial seems to be rooted in what is broadly understood as antiracism, which you also define as near racism. You discuss two of the most high profile proponents of that ideology. Robin dangelo and max kendi. What is an antiracism or near racism, and how did it become so influential . So what is to
Yes. So theres been a lot of confusion about what the word colorblindness mean. Many people think that colorblindness means pretend you dt. But in my book, i try to get rid of that perception because we all see race. Everyone sees race and help it. Everyone watching this notices that i am of color and and so forth. So with the knowledge that we can all see race, were all capable of racial bias. What i mean by colorblindness book is that we try our best to treat people without regard to race, both in our lives. The less controversial piece and in our Public Policy. Thats what i mean by colorblind. One of the reasons the notion colorblindness has become so contrived racial seems to be rooted in what is broadly understood as antiracism, which you also define as near racism. You discuss two of the most high profile proponents of that ideology. Robin dangelo and max kendi. What is an antiracism or near racism, and how did it become so influential . So what is today called antiracism . What