CBS News Roundup - 02/13/2024 | World News Roundup

On this morning's CBS World News Roundup: A major winter storm in the Northeast. President Biden urges Israel to use restraint in Rafah and Sunday's Super Bowl was the most watched broadcast since the moon landing. Correspondent Steve Kathan will have those stories and more:

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CoinDesk Podcast Network - THE MINING POD: BitDigital’s AI Play With Sam Tabar

Sam Tabar, CEO of BitDigital, joins the show to discuss the bitcoin miner’s strategy, its AI investments and how he thinks of the upcoming halving.

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Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - It’s Never Too Late To Learn To Be A FireFighter!

Firefighters are an important part of keeping a community safe. Not only do they literally put out fires, they also help clean up hazardous materials and in some cases, make sure our buildings are up to code. And Skokie Citizens Fire Academy teaches interested residents about all that goes into the job, plus some firefighting skills. Reset learns more about the program from Inspector Timothy Taylor and hears from its oldest graduate, Mort Feldberg.

Up First from NPR - Gaza Ceasefire Talks, Lloyd Austin Health Issues, Jon Stewart Returns

As Israel plans an offensive in Rafah, negotiators are meeting in Cairo to discuss a path towards a ceasefire in Gaza. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin's Ukraine meeting with NATO allies with be virtual after cancelling his trip Brussels due to health complications. And after nearly nine years away, Jon Stewart returns to The Daily Show just in time for the presidential campaign.

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Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S9 E11: Srikar Sam Yeruva, Pycube

Srikar Sam Yeruva comes from an immigrant family from India. He had a humble background, which shaped his path forward and how he approaches life with hunger. He comes from a family of engineers, and his current venture is his 3rd startup. He loves learning, believing whole heartedly in constant learning. In fact, he mentioned that education was nothing but exposure, which I found insightful. He believes in being a person that tries to understand things, and people, without judgement.

Srikar started working with hospitals in many different capacities to understand how things worked. This gave them a lot of perspective on how to help them best - administrators, doctors, nurses, etc. Once they learned how to serve them best, they pivoted to building software solutions to help them lower cost.

This is the creation story of Pycube.

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On Our Watch - 2. Running the Race | S2: New Folsom

Consumed with stress and fed up with how he’s being treated, Valentino Rodriguez reaches a breaking point at work. A veteran officer and mentor to Valentino starts looking into the murder that happened in the dayroom. Valentino and Mimy get married, then Valentino goes in for a final meeting with the warden of New Folsom. 


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The Intelligence from The Economist - The Intelligence: Undoing PiS poor laws

Donald Tusk’s predecessors in the hard-right PiS party captured the state and compromised its checks and balances. The newly-elected centrist party is having a hard time correcting course. A new NASA satellite which can map the tiniest of the earth’s particles is set to transform climate science (09:54). And a look at how motherhood hurts careers (17:41). 


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Take This Pod and Shove It - Reviewing Willi Carlisle’s New Album Critterland, with Deanna Ortiz

We think Willi Carlisle is one of the best and most-interesting songwriters in folk and country music today. He'll make you laugh, make you cry, and sings about empathy in a way that is radical and sincere. This week we're joined by comedian Deanna Ortiz (@deannaortiz_, Crushes Podcast) to discuss Carlisle's newest LP, Critterland, which is heartbreaking, hopeful, and beautiful from beginning to end.

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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 2.13.24

Alabama

  • Sen Tuberville decries bill that sends $60B to Ukraine on top of $120 B
  • AG Marshall not on board with gambling bill being presented in AL House
  • Anti-ballot harvesting bill to head to state senate floor after passing house
  • Coffee county is given $12 M in damages for injuries sustained at work
  • Joint letter from Baptist leaders voices strong opposition to gambling bill

National

  • Chair of Senate Intelligence alarmed by Biden's new Tik Tok account
  • 2 US senators want answers over 9 boxes unaccounted for in SC Hur report
  • Lakeland church shooter was man dressing like a woman at time of shooting
  • Trump attorneys ask SCOTUS to stay a lower court decision on immunity
  • Judge in GA moves forward with hearing on disqualifying DA Willis from case
  • Trump plans to be part of hearing in Fulton County this coming Thursday