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Fear, destruction, misery, and endless pain. ainsley: our next guest broke barriers for women in the global war on terror. senator joni ernst first female combat vet elected to the senate and she joins us now. good morning, senator. >> yeah, good morning, ainsley, thank you. ainsley: thank you for being here and for your service. the "wall street journal" profiled some afghan women and these are some of the comments the women made. today i am afraid to show my photos. im hiding myself. i had my ...

Barriers around who can actually access the technology to make the work. but if you can overcome the price point and get the necessary expertise, its just another tool for artistic expression. to me, it is the kind of story, and the narrative is particular important. it would be like critiquing a new type of paint or a new type of fabrication, all the robotics are helping us tell this story effectively. but at the same time, people are worried about their jobs, the future. i think if you start a...

Movement out of it frame by frame, we are then doing pose estimation, which essentially draws out different elements of that movement, and then applying that to an algorithm that then drives our artistic representation of that in the robots movements. the art installation was shipped from the uk right into the heart of ueno park, to create over 150 unique illustrations to run alongside the games until september. we are working mainly from video clips, but we have also worked with some numerical ...

Manual. thats right through this campaign, what we are aiming to do is actually put disabled people at the heart of diversity and inclusion in every agenda. we also want to breakdown societal and systemic barriers that are preventing disabled people from fulfilling their lives. we have seen during so many years when disabled people have been marginalised, several people have been excluded, disabled people are termed as people just who like to complain. this campaign is going to complain. this ca...

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There from dominic raab. he said that 150 mark british nationals are due to _ that 150 mark british nationals are due to be — that 150 mark british nationals are due to be arriving back in the uk in the early— due to be arriving back in the uk in the early hours of tomorrow morning or this _ the early hours of tomorrow morning or this evening, 289 afghans have been _ or this evening, 289 afghans have been evacuated so far, and in the days— been evacuated so far, and in the days to _ been e...

To get out of that country out of there asap? >> i cant guarantee what my colleagues are going to do. if i could do that, wed have a much different congress. but i can guarantee that since the day that the biden administration announced the withdraw policy, ive been one of the leading voices in congress to say get them out. get folks out. ive been banging the drum. holding press conferences. i was the lead author on the bill that passed congress, the hope act and the allies act, which almost dou...

Colleagues are going to do. if i could do that, wed have a much different congress. but i cant guarantee that since the day that the biden administration announced the withdraw policy, ive been one of the leading voices in congress to say get them out. get folks out. ive been banging the drum. holding press conferences. i was the lead author on the bill that passed congress, the hope act in the allies act, which almost doubles the number of afghans. reduces administrative barriers. been working ...

Those people are evacuated, its not up to 4000 people are eligible in afghanistan and you are talking about people who hold a british passport, but also some afghan nationals who have worked with the british in rose especially public facing roles like interpreters over the years that british forces have beenin the years that british forces have been in afghanistan. its about getting them out as quickly as possible. the defence secretary ben wallace was speaking to the bbc earlier and said the mi...

Away from this, military planes are evacuating british nationals and afghans who worked for british forces. but the government acknowledges not everyone will make it out. and its a really deep part of regret for me. some people wont get back. some people wont get back, and we will have to do our best in third countries to process those people. why do you feel it so personally, mrwallace? because im a soldier. because its sad and the west has done what its done. and we have to do our very best to...