final assembly each trowel is handled by kovacs himself. these are hulls, right? yes, here are cases ready for assembly . that is, the only thing left to do is to place the electronics inside, check everything and set it up, you print the cases yourself on 3d, yes, a whole group of people prints, because you understand, printing takes a lot of time, and here we cope with quantity, so that is, many printers throughout the country help us, so to speak, make plastic on time, the final assembly is yours, yes, that is, you watch. and so on, well, naturally, if if you want to do it well, do it yourself, and control is needed, because when scaling any business, a large number of defects arise, well, just the human factor, soon another version of the trowel will appear at the front, which the manufacturer calls landing because of its compactness, the device fits in pocket, but in general the project has been actively developing all the time that it exists, the very first version of the trowel is seriously different from the device in the main, main form factor - this is s

steve kovac here with a closer look.is a real tangle of the a-listers in ai. >> and microsoft's case and the two most valuable companies in the world. let's talk about ai because this is what i follow the closest and ftc and the doj and the kind of things they've gone after before. one thing they may be looking at is as microsoft did earlier this spring with the start-up called inflexion. they basically hired the entire staff of inflexion including its ceo, mustafa suleman, and he reports directly to satya nadella. that was seen like an acquisition without buying the company, and they gutted the entire company and left it a shell of what it used to be. they say it's still going to operate and it will still run in azure cloud, but at the end of the day almost no one is working there anymore. they're all microsoft employees now. so you can definitely see the ftc taking a look at that. where is microsoft's advantage in artificial intelligence? it's in the cloud and azure cloud service and its relationship with open ai means

the production employs about 50 people, many of whom, like kovacs, print parts for the device on...entlemen, you are mistaken, because the same chinese spectrum analyzer, it is remade, re-soldered, components are removed from it that bother us those that help us are soldered in, again, the same warning unit, and an amplifier, thanks to which we can conduct long-range reconnaissance, yes, these are not okras, which are still underway, the final assembly of each trowel is carried out by kovoks himself, yes , here are the cases ready for assembly, that is , the only thing left to do is to place the electronics inside, check everything and set it up, you print the cases yourself on 3d, yes, well, a whole group of people prints, because you know, printing takes a lot of time and this is where we cope quantity, that is, many printers throughout the country help us, so to speak, make plastic on time. the final assembly is yours, yes, that is, you watch and so on, well, naturally, if you want to do it well, do it yourself, and control is needed, because when scaling any business , a large n

kravasi will enter this tournament under the guidance of zlatkulic and great players like brozovic, kovacic and captain modric . they were able to be the second team after turkey in the qualifying round with five wins, one draw and two defeats. permission to participate in these competitions come on, the croatians have left behind a brilliant performance in the last few years, they finished second and third in the recent world cup, and in this game they will take revenge for the league of nations defeat by spain and take the first step in the group of death. we want to play in such a way that all opponents show us the utmost respect, we know the game is very difficult and full of adventures, but i trust my team. the semi-finals of the hasabi football cup will begin with the meeting between sepahan and golgohar sirjan in the role of jahan, a team that did not get good results in the premier league, and the elimination cup is the best place to compensate for a very good team. we do, and in order to defeat this team , we must be better than them. to reach this stage, ghazbin esteghlani's sword

kovacs was wounded after a mortar attack, which was corrected by an enemy drone, so trivial. an enemyng artillery fire, and since , by the will of, so to speak, fate , we forgot our magic suitcase that shoots down drones in a nearby building during a raid, i made an attempt to get to it, so in fact, use it, well at the moment, so to speak, of the transition from one building to another, after which the device itself is calibrated, configured, this is another 15-20 seconds, after which the device is ready for work, and in general the functionality of the trowel allows us to call it an electronic reconnaissance tool, we can view the entire range from 100 mhz to 6.5 ghz.

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morning cheryl 6 page consumer protection lawsuit filed yesterday by kansas attorney general chris kovacblic public characterized covid-19 vaccine was safe effective, when he said pfizer knew the vaccine was connected to heart problems even death alleges company withheld about the waning efficacy watch here. >> pfizer, stated advertised that it was the vaccine is safe for pregnant women as early as october 2020 had evidence from a study they did on rats showing, real complications for pregnancy in february of 2021 from 458 women took a pfizer vaccine majority had complications, relateing to pregnancy. >> pfizer said vaccine has saved lives state's lawsuit has no merit adding quote, initial authorization by the fda in december 2020, pfizer kept covid vaccine administered to more than 1.5 billion people, a favorable safety profile all age-groups protected severe coincided 19 outcomes including hospitalization and death biontech is not a defendant, kansas action follows a similar lawsuit against pfizer filed by texas attorney general paxton in november, company asking federal court to dismi

steve kovac has it. >> apple is killing the buy now, pay later product. apple pay later.ack in march of 2023. just like so many others, it lets you through apple pay make interest-free payments toward products. we see affirm. it was negative. it went positive when this news hit. now, it's down about a percent again. i would note, affirm also last week at the developers' conference with apple in cooper tau cupertino, it was mentioned as a partner to allow its buy now, pay later service in apple pay. apple is a you hoffloading that third parties. apple was funding its own buy now, pay later out of its own cash pile, so that was kind of interesting move there, too. looks like no more apple pay later now on u.s. phones starting now. if you have a loan, they do say you can start paying that off -- you can continue to pay that off, but the feature is going to go away for everyone soon, guys. >> do you know why, steve? >> they weren't saying why. there is no reason why. other than they're really highlighting the fact that they opened up more ability for these third-party partner

his biggest rival, fellow teammate and silver medalist joe kovacs and for him shot put is a family affaired to go both together. >> reporter: in swimming katie ledecky is heading to her fourth olympics. in men's caeleb dresselle heading. reporting from eugene, oregon, tom llamas, nbc news. >>> we're counting down to the opening ceremonies of the paris olympics next month and for many events we'll watch the competition from venues which have been around for years or centuries. a big part of how paris was able to cut its carbon footprints. chase cain recently traveled to paris for a firsthand look. >> when you look at the last two summer olympics, tokyo and rio, their carbon footprint was because of what they built. paris, construction was the top target, they didn't just think what they wanted to build they also wanted to think about how they built it. building any new stadium or arena comes at a cost to our planet. >> understanding the long list of things, you know, like the bill of the materials of the games was key for us to understand it and then challenge it. >> reporter: ahead of par

let's go back to steve kovac with what you heard and not heard yet. >> nothing on ai yet.ng to get to artificial intelligence. i heard tim cook say it himself, but first they're going over all of the other platforms they have. iphone software, ipad software, apple tv and so forth. i'll just go over a few quick headlines we've gotten so far. first, let's talk about the visionpro, that will go on sale outside of the united states for the first time starting june 28th and that will be in china, japan and singapore. and then in july it will hit australia, canada, france, germany and the united kingdom and let me move on ios 18, this is the new software for iphones coming in the fall. just more customization stuff you can do on the homescreen. you can put the apps wherever you want for the first time. things like change the colors of the apps even and some cool texting features and you can schedule a text now to send later at a later date kind of like you might on emails and speaking of email, they'll have a more unified, organized inbox, if you're a gmail user, it would put yo

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his biggest rival, fellow teammate, and silver medalist joe kovacs, and for him, shot put is a family affair. first off, congratulations, what does it feel like? >> i'm super excited. my wife is coaching me, she had her ticket to paris booked a long time, and we're both going together. >> reporter: and in swimming. >> nobody going to catch the american legend. >> reporter: ten-time olympic medal hold er katy ledecky, her fourth olympics, qualifying in four events. and men, caleb dressel, heading to paris slapping the water after winning the 100 meter butterfly in 50.19 seconds, his fastest since 2022. all right, guys, back out here at the track, this is a ten-day event so there's a lot of track and field left, including tonight when we're going to see dylan beard race, you may remember him, craig introduced us to him, the full-time walmart deli employee who qualified to come here to the trials, running tonight his first race in the 110 meter hurdles, we'll be rooting for him. and i do have to tell you about this other phenom right now, quincy wilson, the guy everyone is talking about.