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Astronomers at harvard and here is dana hello and welcome. [applause] i just realized i dont know if we get a sound check. Its so good to see everyone here. I love doing book events because weve got to keep books alive. I want to thank the Simons Foundation for supporting all of our initiatives here when we do live in the present date for private events that are science themed or inspired and its with their support we are able to do these. So a shout out to science. [applause] i want to mention ...

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But, why do wild ducks move in sync when theyre disturbed . And just how do birds and fish coordinate their movements so perfectly . By moving in shoals, fish are less likely to be eaten by predators. But are there otheher reasons t . And how do monarch butterflies always knonow to migrarate toe same region in mexico every year even thougugh theyve never been and how do monarch butterflies always kthere before . Arate toe nand there are so many qutition. These. Our reporter jurgenchneid visited ...

But, why do wild ducks move in sync when theyre disturbed . And just how do birds and fish coordinate their movements so perfectly . By moving in shoals, fish are less likely to be eaten by predators. But are there otother reasons s . And how do monarch butterflies always k know to migigrate toe same region in mexico every yeae there before . Nature is full of mysteries like these. Ananthere are so many question. Ououreporter jurgenchneid visitezambiasasanka National Park to witness the worlds g...

Perfectly . By moving in shoals, fish are less likely to be eaten by predators. But are there other reasons too . And how do monarch butterflies always know to migrate to the same region in mexico every year even though theyve never been there before . Nature is full of mysteries like these. And there are so many questions still to be answered. Our reporter Jurgen Schneider visited zambias Kasanka National Park to witness the worlds greatest mammal migration. Jurgen it gets busy in october in za...

Perfectly . By moving in shoals, fish are less likely to be eaten by predators. But are there other reasons too . And how do monarch butterflies always know to migrate to the same region in mexico every year even though theyve never been there before . Nature is full of mysteries like these. And there are so many questions still to be answered. Our reporter Jurgen Schneider visited zambias Kasanka National Park to witness the worlds greatest mammal migration. Jurgen it gets busy in october in za...

Hansworth. He has been a wonderful partner of our center in particular not only todays event but multiple reports we have done together and i think will play a Critical Role in advancing our national interest. Lenny, please. Thank you. Thanks for the introduction. Good morning everyone. An exceptional reputation about policy that will contribute to our collective ability to enhance the National Security of the United States and our alli s allies. As we commence Cyber Security Awareness Month sta...

On tactical Public Private innovation collaboration, a number of the public and private sector issues on cybersecurity. Want to also echo frank and thank our sponsors for this event, north rup grumened, and Marcus Edwards who has been our sort of partner in getting this organizes for the past few months. In addition to his day job, hes also a doctor of engineering student here at George Washington university. I dont know how he finds time to do both of those things, but thanks, marcus for all of...

And as part of our 50 state Capital Cities tou, we host good morning, its thursday, october 26. At the white house this afternoon, President Trump is scheduled to give a speech on the growing opiod epidemic and the federal response. Well talk about it today on the washington journal. We begin with a story from the 2016 campaign thats back in the news. New reporting this week tied the socalled dossier to President Trumps connections to russia to the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic Nat...

Months ago when he declared the Opioid Epidemic a National Emergency. So i expect today we hopefully will hear the details of what he wants that to include. No one knows at this point, so well be somewhat surprised, whatever the result, at 2 00 this afternoon. And i plan to go. Cspan plans to cover it. Good. Good. Well, this truly is an emergency, and i am glad that the president now is moving it to the front burner so that he draws attention to the problem. You know, we are losing, to an overdo...