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Transcript

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00:01:02Let's look at the current shortage of medical personnel, especially pediatricians.
00:01:06There's also a shortage of integrated care teams. The Ministry of Health and Welfare announced that
00:01:1024-hour pediatric specialist integrated care is only available at five children's hospitals nationwide.
00:01:14This not only exhausts parents but also puts tremendous pressure
00:01:18on frontline medical personnel. In front of the camera,
00:01:22Taipei City Councilor Li Boyi ran for his own medical debt,
00:01:26deeply feeling that he couldn't find care for his eight-month-old daughter.
00:02:30easily off-target.
00:03:01The annual Sun Moon Lake 10,000-person swim
00:03:05grandly debuted this morning. Through aerial shots,
00:03:08the scene is quite spectacular. This year, a total of
00:03:1221,700 participants from 38 countries challenged the 3-kilometer swim.
00:03:16Next week, we will welcome the four-day Mid-Autumn Festival holiday.
00:03:19
00:03:22The weather is relatively stable, but there might be a tropical system affecting
00:03:26on the 27th and 28th. The subsequent weather development still needs observation.
00:04:30When touched by water, one can't help but be excited.
00:04:33Next weekend, we will welcome
00:04:35the four-day Mid-Autumn Festival holiday.
00:04:44At least in the first half of the holiday, the weather will be mostly fine and relatively stable.
00:04:48By the end of the holiday, on the 27th and 28th,
00:04:52there might be tropical system activity
00:04:54near Taiwan.
00:04:58Reporter Zeng Weixiang is here.
00:06:43Let's look at the deep competition between the US and China in AI. US President Trump
00:06:47announced the establishment of an AI force and appointed an "AI Tsar."
00:06:50The condition is high intelligence to maintain the US's technological dominance.
00:06:54The day before, Trump suddenly blocked
00:06:58three news media outlets. Today, the credentials of these three reporters
00:07:01can no longer access the White House. They can only report
00:07:05from the roadside. The issue of whether the government should strengthen AI regulation
00:07:09is hotly debated in the US. President Trump, who advocates
00:07:13unrestricted development, announced the establishment of an AI force,
00:07:17similar to the Space Force established during his first term. He also stated that he would appoint an AI
00:07:21Tsar, and the condition for the appointment is high intelligence, to protect the US's technological
00:07:25dominance, determined not to let China overtake. As for Trump's announcement
00:07:28the day before, the US and Denmark reached an agreement on Greenland, allowing the US
00:07:32to have permanent control over Greenland's security affairs. Greenlanders were furious,
00:07:36criticizing Trump's aggressive ambitions.
00:07:40
00:08:02CNN, Politico, and MS
00:08:04Now, these three new media outlets, on their first day of reporting, their reporters were stopped by special agents and could only report from the roadside outside the White House.
00:08:12The world's top 15 investors and top strategists offer international news that you won't find anywhere else. Stay tuned!
00:12:26Trump's tariffs and chip policies are pressing on step by step.
00:12:29
00:12:33Zhongshi Shumin Da Toujia insists on speaking the people's minds. Shumin
00:12:37Da Toujia is about to relaunch, continuing to report what the people
00:12:41should know and what they don't know. Please continue to support
00:12:44and follow Zhongshi Shumin Da Toujia. Monday to
00:12:48Friday, tune in to Xinmin Da Tou.
00:12:50
00:19:37Himalayan pink salt has nothing to do with the Himalayas. Its true origin is Pakistan, a
00:19:41giant mine hidden underground. Their true identity is the fossil
00:19:45of an ancient ocean from 200 million years ago.
00:19:48Such a magical Himalayan rock actually comes from a rock
00:19:52mine in Pakistan.
00:19:53
00:19:57The workers inside are smashing the pink rock walls. What comes down
00:20:01is the so-called Himalayan rock. There is no spiritual energy in it, only trace
00:20:04iron elements, not enough to be beneficial to the human body.
00:20:08It's not as good as taking a bite of spinach. As for the rock being pink, it's due to impurities,
00:20:12not magical at all. The selling price is about 6 to 10 times
00:20:16that of ordinary salt.
00:20:16
00:20:21For example, the Himalayan salt lamp, which can change magnetic fields.
00:20:23
00:20:25more than 100 times, soaring to over a thousand. A series of products are exaggerated by vendors
00:20:29with sky-high prices and astonishing sales. And the Pakistani mine
00:20:33digs a thousand tons a day.
00:20:50The earlier one retires, the higher the risk of dementia.
00:20:54However, a neurology professor in the US proposed a solution,
00:20:57suggesting to consume more complex polyphenols. This
00:21:01is like putting armor on the aging
00:21:05brain, and the effect is even better than blueberries.
00:21:08
00:21:12Not only is his complexion pale, but he himself also broke down, saying that when
00:21:15playing mahjong, not only did his hands shake uncontrollably, but he also suffered from Alzheimer's
00:21:19disease at one point.
00:21:21A drop of 0.63.
00:21:30At 63 years old, he is gradually showing signs of dementia. The National Health Research Institutes found that
00:21:34retiring earlier may be more likely to lead to dementia. The National Health Research Institutes
00:21:37studied 2.4 million people aged between 45 and 64,
00:21:41and found that for those who retired early to enjoy their second spring,
00:21:45the risk of Alzheimer's disease actually increased significantly.
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00:22:06They all say that eating blueberries is anti-oxidant and anti-aging, and beneficial for cardiovascular and cognitive functions.
00:22:09But a professor in New York stated that if adults over 50
00:22:13want to maintain brain health, pomegranates, like red pomegranates,
00:22:17are rich in polyphenols, which are anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory.
00:22:34In addition, finger exercises can train finger coordination and stimulate the brain, which can
00:22:38delay cognitive decline.
00:24:20If not, the younger brother would be furious. The younger brother was deemed not to be self-occupied,
00:24:23so he could only pay the general tax rate of 20%. But if
00:24:27the younger brother quickly moved his household registration back before the elder brother sold the house,
00:24:30would it be in time?
00:24:34continuously for six years, and it must be for self-occupation. If family members jointly own
00:24:38a old house and plan to sell it, pay close attention to checking
00:24:42the household registration in advance. If it meets the self-occupation criteria, do not easily move it out.
00:24:45Check the conditions for reinvestment tax refund. If it meets the self-occupation criteria, after selling the old house,
00:24:49and buying a new house within two years, you can apply for a reinvestment tax refund,
00:24:53and there is a chance to get the paid tax back. The brothers divided the property, originally thinking
00:24:57that one-half each was the fairest, but they didn't expect to miss the household registration, and the tax rate difference
00:25:01was five times, almost causing a falling out between siblings. Reporter Zhang Youci, Zhang Tai reports.
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00:25:07the stabbing case. At the same time, a corner dispute surprisingly turned into a knife
00:25:11attack. A 42-year-old tech company employee had an argument
00:25:15with a colleague yesterday afternoon. Unexpectedly, the colleague, in a fit of rage, pulled out
00:25:19a fruit knife.
00:25:51A large amount of white foam exploded, filling the Xinping multi-story parking lot in Taiping District, Taichung City. A fire foam pipe
00:25:55near the ceiling was broken, causing a large amount of white foam
00:25:58to continuously spray out from the pipe.
00:26:43In Miaoli, a man broke a sliding door, causing an accidental explosion that shattered the glass, leaving the scene a mess. On Chenggong Road,
00:26:47electrical repairs were underway, and the store was not open, so no one was injured.
00:26:50
00:26:52This morning, in the Central and Western District of Tainan, a three-story motorcycle
00:26:56shop caught fire for unknown reasons. The entire building was engulfed in flames, and continuous
00:27:00explosions were heard, destroying over a hundred motorcycles.
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