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our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm bianca nobilo live from london. max foster has the day off. just ahead -- >> it was a rigged election. >> it was not a rigged election. it was not a stolen election. did you ever show those classified documents to anyone? >> not really. i would have the right to. >> everything that donald trump said tonight, everything that he has said and will say public sli fair game for prosecutors. >> we have the indictment and the information that the government wants to come after me on. >> they deserve someone who they can rely on and obviously this is not the person. >> they severally do not want to risk entering the u.s. illegally. >> the border will be closed today and after title 42 is lifted. >> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo.

>> it is thursday may 11th, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington where the biden administration is hours away from officiallile ry rolling ba title 42. the measure allowed federal authorities to swiftly expel migrants and despite local officials preparing for a surge, u.s. border patrol chief says that his teams are prepared for what they have been seeing for months. crowds can be seen sheltering in tents or waiting in lines to get their asylum claims processed. the mayor of laredo say the city is preparing as if a hurricane is coming. in el paso, the mayor says they are preparing for the unknown. >> we all know that the immigration process is broken and it needs to be fixed. there is no end game. and in a community like el paso or anywhere in the rio grande valley, we cannot continue for

infinity. >> hundreds of troops, u.s. marshals and other federal agents are set to begin a new mission. the biden administration will roll out new tracking measures as an alternative for detention for families facing deportation. meanwhile migrants seeking asylum, many are scared and anxious about the future. david culver is just across the border from el paso, texas. >> reporter: now down to just hours until the anticipated end of title 42. from our vantage point here, we've seen increased activity on the u.s. side. that is texas soil on the other side of the barbed wire and not yet through the border wall. you see hundreds if not thousands of migrants now camped out, some for hours, some days, some weeks in pretty dire conditions. cold at night and scorching sun and heat during the day and a

lot of wind whipping up the sand. and what we've seen happening in the past day or so, and that is increased activity inigmigrants. we saw border protection vans coming through this small portion and they begin processing so it seems some of the migrants and loading up into the vans. in months past we know many would then go through the border wall, be processed, sometimes they would be in custody for a few days and under title 42, could be immediately expelled back to mexico. and we saw folks who were then loaded up, dropped off on the mexican citside and then would again. if processed under title 8, they will have to go forward with their claims for asylum and stakes are much higher if they don't qualify. they could be banned from entering the u.s. for five

years. so it could be a bit more significant if they don't have the criteria to meet asylum. some want to do it the right way, they want to enter legally. we saw them camping out near to the city center and starting their mornings on their cellphones trying to log into the evp-1 app, one of the ways that the biden administration has started to enhance so people could log on and potentially get an appointment for an asylum officer to meet with them. the people we were speaking with have been trying for days and seemingly unsuccessful. she's saying she was doing it through the app because she wants to go in legally, but it is getting frustrating for her. and she says she is not really sure if she will try right after 42, she'd rather just have an

appointment through the app. she says she has faith that it will work out. they are determined to keep trying and a lot of them say they simply do not want to risk entering the u.s. illegally knowing if they get to the other side as they talk to a lot of their friends and relatives who have gone through, they know that they will face a lot of pressure and one woman simply doesn't want to deal with the persecution if a she that she c undocumented in the u.s. but others have told me that they will enter undetected if they have to just to get in the united states. david culver, cnn, mexico. the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway 18 years ago is facing charges. he has been extradited to alabama where prosecution wants to try him for extortion and

wire fraud. he has been serving in a peruvia holloway's parents say this is finally justice for natalee. and authorities in gaza say an airstrike led three people ahead including the head of the missile unit. and militants are retaliating with rocket attacks on israel, hundreds in the past two days corres according to the idf. at least 25 people have now been killed in airstrikes since tuesday including several other jihad commanders and women and children. ell elliott gotkine is joining us with the latest. are we expecting the attacks to continue? >> reporter: for now we are. there were hopes that ceasefire might prevail late last night, but that didn't happen. there were about 8 1/2 hours of calm during which no rockets

were fired by islamic jihad towards israel. but rockets are firing again towards israel. israel is also carrying out airstrikes against targets in the gaza strip managed by islamic jihad, defense forces saying it struck around about 160 sites belonging to islamic jihad and more than 500 rockets have been fired towards israel and that 379 of them went towards israel with only six falling in populated areas. of course one of those targets hit by the idf overnight using helicopters, drones and fighter jets was that of the commander who was in charge of islamic jihad's rocket firing unit. prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressing the nation saying that israel has dealt the hardest blow in its history to islamic jihad. >> translator: citizens of israel, we are still in the middle of a campaign.

at this very moment our forces are fierce ly exacting a heavy price. i'd like to reiterate whoever harms us, whoever sends terrorists against us, will pay the price. >> reporter: no doubt egypt is continuing to try to broker some kind of ceasefire. israel also in touch with the u.s. with israel's defense minister speaking last night with u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin. as an aside, israel defense minister's mother passed away last night but he will remain very much involved and in control of israel's operation against islamic jihad in gaza. >> elliott, thank you. during the first town hall of the u.s. presidential race, donald trump filled the night with false and sometimes preposterous claims what many would consider to be outright lies meaning that his third bid for the white house will probably feel quite similar to

the first two. trump refused to answer a number of pointed questions such as does he support a federal ban on abortion, would he rather see ukraine or russia win the war. trump also returned to his name calling tactics of past campaigns referring to kaitlan collins as a nasty person when she pressed him for answers and knocked down his false statements. he also called the woman who accused him of rape a whack job just a day after a federal jury found him liable. and the court awarded $5 million to that woman. he has vowed to appeal the verdict and denies wrongdoing. >> a manhattan jury found that you sexually abused the writer e. jean carroll and defamed her. what do you say to voters who say it disqualifies you for president? >> there aren't too many of them. my poll numbers didn't go up. and i didn't do anything else

because i have no idea who the hell she is. >> given your recounting -- >> i tell you this, are you ready, and i swear on my children which i would never do, i have no idea who this woman -- this is a fake story made up story. >> we should note that the crowd of republicans and right leaning very was friendly, often loudly cheering after some of his remarks and his repeated claims that the election he lost was rigged. >> a lot of people in this audience and maybe a couple that don't, but most people understand what happened, it was a rigged election and it is a shame that we had to go through it. >> can you publicly acknowledge that you did lose? >> if you go through the vote, they found millions of votes on government cameras where they were stuffing ballot boxes. so with all of that, i think it is a shame what happened.

i think it is a very sad thing for our country. >> when asked about the classified documents that he hoarded at his florida resort after leaving office, trump insisted that he has the absolutely right do whatever he wants with them. >> why did you take those documents with you? >> i had everyone right to under the presidential records act. i was there and i took what i took and it gets declassified. >> the presidential records act which is not well-known to a lot of people, i read it, it does not say that you can take documents with you. >> it says that you talk, you negotiate, you make a deal. it is not criminal by the way. the presidential records act is not criminal. and just so you know -- >> not that you can negotiate to take the documents with you. >> and remarks on legal investigations could give his lawyers fresh headaches and a legal analyst points out that his comments can be used by prosecutors. >> everything that donald trump said tonight, everything that he has said and will say public sli

fair game for prosecutors. s and i sure you they were watching and taking notes. two specific moments that jumped out to me as potential usable evidence, first of all in relation to january 6, there was a moment when he was asked about his followers, she said they listen to you and you know it. and trump agreed. he said that's right. and now if you are a. >> translator: prosecutor -- prosecutor, you are thinking that is a clean admission that he understands that his words have an impact on the actions of his followers. that to me is the best piece of evidence we've seen so far on that. and then shifting to mar-a-lago, there was a point, and trump has said things like this before, where he said i took everything that i had the right to take all of it. one thing that you have to establish is knowledge and intent and right there he admits i knew we were taking everything and he argues wrongly that he had the right to take it. but you say none of this was a mistake and unknown to him. so i think those are two really useful pieces of evidence that

prosecutors are taking note of. >> this was intended to take the pulse of the presidential race. and if trump ends up once again winning the republican nomination, analysts and commentators predict that there will be strong echos of the previous campaign. >> if you are a voter looking at next november and thinking you are dreading this rematch between donald trump and joe biden, we got confirmation that the rematch is a rerun, that we've already seen exactly what donald trump he and he is not bringing a new ew donald trump to the campaign trail. >> people were appalled by what they saw. they were appalled by the audience's reaction and one person said if you have forgotten what he did on january 6, tonight was a wake-up call. he lied, he undermined democracy, the rule of law, the justice system. he called the capitol hill

police officer a thug. >>e salivating if you were the prosecutors, if you were jack smith, if i was in georgia. every single statement will line up in a column against here are the potential claims. >> if you are watching this trying to figure out what will happen to america, you should be very worried. he threw ukraine under the bus. just threw them under the bus. so a vote for this guy is a vote for a putin verdict. period, point blank. he would not say that he wouldn't pardon people who have been convicted in u.s. courts of seditious conspiracy. a criminal thug group called the proud boys. that is an easy no, i'm not going to pardon traitors. he wouldn't even give you that. he called the black police officer a thug. he talked about chinatown. all the dog whistles were there. this is rerun donald, no

improvement, no reflection, no repentance, no remorse. >> congressman george santos has pleaded not guilty to 13 criminal charges brought by the u.s. justice department. he appeared in federal court in long island, new york on wednesday to answer allegations ranging from wire fraud and money laundering to making false statements to the house of representatives. santos was de-fay an - fiant af released on bond. >> this is the beginning of the ability for me to address and defend myself. we have the information that the government wants to come after me on. and i'm going to comply. i'll fight my battle, i'll deliver, i'll fight the witch hunt, i'll take care of clearing my name and i look forward to doing that. i will not resign. >> paula reid has more on the latest scandal overshadowing his young political career.

>> reporter: new york republican congressman george santos adopting the trump playbook after being indicted on 13 criminal counts. >> reality is it is a witch hunt. >> reporter: surrounded by reporters, santos was pressed about allegations he fraudulently received more than $24,000 in unemployment benefits during the covid-19 pandemic while working at a florida based firm. >> this is inaccurate information and i will get to clear my name on this during the pandemic it wasn't very clear, i don't understand s information, but i will present my facts. >> reporter: the allegations are that he illegally campaign contributions which were funneled into his personal bank accounts and used for various personal expenses including credit cards and car payments

and personal bills and even designer clothes. and federal prosecutors allege that he made false statements on multiple disclosure statements filed with the house of representatives prior to being elected in 2022. taken together the allegations charge santos with relying on repeated dishonesty and deception to enrich himself. the u.s. attorney said in a statement santos pleaded not guilty to all charges and was released on $500,000 bond. after his successful 2022 election, he was exposed for a series of lies about his personal history. he lied about attending college, working for powerhouse financial firms, and his mother being present at the world trade center during the 9/11 attacks. >> did i embellish my resume? yes, i did. and i'm sorry. >> reporter: two veteran accuse santos of raising funds for life saving surgery for their dog only to keep the money for

himself which he denies. >> every time i see hims it is like pouring salt into the wound. but i'm not in that bad place i was six years ago. >> reporter: and he even lied about being jewishparents who s holocaust. >> as i've said many times, i always joke i'm catholic but also jew-ish. as in ish. >> reporter: the congressman needs permission to travel anywhere other than new york or washington. on thursday he says that he will head back to washington for a vote on a border bill and that his next court hearing is back here in new york on june 30th. paula reid, cnn, new york. and good news scientists are encouraged by the first phase of a trial of a new vaccine against pancreatic cancer. the researchers say 8 out of 16

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wednesday's closing bell on wall street wrapping a largely positive day for u.s. stocks as investors welcomed cooling inflation data. and we also learned april's consumer price index rose by 4.9% year over year slightly below what economists were expecting. with just a few hours until a new trading day begins, here is a look at where u.s. futures stand right now in positive territory. inflation in the u.s. has seen g that the interest rate hikes are helping to cool prices but still more work do. matt egan is following the governments from new york. >> reporter: the inflation fire hasn't been put out, but it does increasingly look contained. consumer prices jumping by 4.9%

year over year in april, that is the smallest increase in exactly two years. there have now been ten consecutive months ever cooling prices. unfortunately the pace of the improvement has slowed. it is basically leveled out. even though it is currently at a level that is more than twice what the fed is targeting. month over month basis, inflation actually heated up between march and april, though a lot of that was driven by a spike in used car prices and that spike is not expected to last. digging into the report, there were definitely some positives here. a record price drop on an annual basis to makfor major appliance health insurance. annual basis, used car prices are actually down. grocery prices are still going up rapidly, but even that has cooled off. on the other hand, car insurance

is up more than 15% over the last year. and this one is painful to me as a parent, daycare and preschool prices experiencing their biggest percentage spike on record. so if you put it all together, inflation is clearly moving in the right direction but the pace of the progress has slowed. and it is still too early to declare victory on inflation. for now investors and economists, they are betting that this latest inflation report very much keeps alive the potential for a pause by the fed in june. at last check there is about a 99% chance priced into the market that the fed does nothing at all as far as interest rates go at the june 14th meeting. that is up from 79% a day ago. still though there is one more jobs report and one additional inflation report due out before the fed has to decide what it is going to do and as we've learned

in this economy, a lot can change in a month. >> matt egan there for us. new warning from the respected firm moody's about what could happen in congress fails to raise the debt ceiling. it says that that would have a disastrous impact on american jobs especially in states with federal workers or workers who rely on government funding and in states that depend on tourism such as florida and california. and it also warns other large states such as texas could lose hundreds of thousands of jobs. former pakistani prime minister imran khan will remain in police custody for eight days as he faces multiple corruption charges. he was indicted in one of those cases on wednesday at a special hearing. unprecedented protests have escalated across the country since his arrest on tuesday.

multiple senior members of kahn's political party have also been arrested now. police report kahn supporters setting fire to vehicles and buildings, storming into offices, blocking roads and engaging in clashes with officers. so sophia, is this direct challenge through violence and opposition unprecedented? >> reporter: it has happened decades being a go. the ministry is very entrenched. but these protestors are young and shaped by the age of social media. and they are out with a lot of passion for a popular politician like kahn. have a listen to one of those young men who have been protesting in the streets to have an idea of what the mood is. >> translator: he is now times

better than the current robber rulers of ours. the problems he is facing today are for me, so why should i sit home like a coward. >> reporter: the issue is that there is an economic crisis in pakistan, it has been brewing for many months and imran khan was ousted in the vote of no confidence back in april of last year. he is under custody right now. the army has been called in for skirt purposes by the governments of various provinces. protests have quelled down, but what is important to note, kahn was not arrested by the police, he was arrested by paramilitary troops tuesday afternoon here in pakistan and the military has accepts out a very strongly worded statement along with the prime minister condemning these protests. the military has in fact said that they will take very district action against anyone who tries to damage any military

or property that belongs to law enforcement officials. pakistan's prime minister has actually gone out and called those people who have been protesting terrorists. we're waiting to see how today is slightly calmer. it is just the early hours of thursday morning, but we'll have to see whether people continue to come out or will the words by the military make any difference. >> thank you so much for your reporting, sophia. and my favorite story of the day, police in malaysia say two boys ages 6 and 3 crashed their parents' car when this took it late night to buy a toy car. this individvideo was filmed asa drunk driver was behind the wheel but police say it was actually the 6-year-old boy driving the white car. the boys made it about a mile and a half serving across the road before they lost control and crashed, but no one was

seriously hurt. police are investigation fwatsingfwats i ing what led up to this. ukraine says they are pushing back in bakhmut. we'll have the latest. and a top republican lawmaker makes a splash about hunter biden's foreign dealings but still presents no actual evidence of wrongdoing. we'll have the latest. by saving you on credit cards, car insurance or persononal loans. experian helped me find a debt consolidation loan that saved me hundreds of dollars. see how much you could s save, frfree at experian.com/save how do we decide what hotel to book? (yelping) fear not, i got you. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say. stay twice and get a $50 gift card

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welcome back. i'm bianca nobilo. if you are just joining us, let me bring you up-to-date with the top stories. covid sera immigration policy title 42 is set to about fire

later today. several towns say they expect a surge of migrants like no other. and congressman fwornlg is an george santos has pleaded not guilty to 13 federal charges. he was released on bond and had to turn over his passport to authorities. santos says he will not resign his seat. a top republican lawmaker says he has incriminating bankv and his business dealings. but what james cramer didn't have was evidence showing thatfully of it was illegal. sara murray has more. >> reporter: james comer offering new details that hunter received millions from foreign entities from china and romania. >> i want to be clear, this committee is investigating from be and his family's shady business deals that capitalize on joe biden's public office and

risk our country's national security. >> reporter: republicans cited bank records that include payments made tied to hunter biden. >> many of the wire payments occurred while joe biden was vice president and leading the united states efforts in these countries. >> reporter: republicans also allege hunter biden and his associates used family ties to facilitate a 2016 meeting between a top biden adviser and a serbian national. >> these people didn't come to hunter biden because he understood world politics our that he was experienced in it or that he understood chinese businesses. they wanted him for the access his name gave him. >> reporter: but so far they have failed to unearth any payments to joe biden while he was vice president or after leaving office and it does not suggest illegality in the payments. the president has repeatedly denied any involvement in his son's overseas deals. >> i've never once discussed

this issue with hunter while i was vice president. and the reason is to keep this wall between me and anyone involved with me at all. whether it is family or otherwise. >> reporter: but that hasn't stopped the gop's investigation. >> we're pretty confident the president was very knowledgeable of what his family was doing. >> reporter: republicans took aim at joe biden for railing against corruption as vice president. >> krums 157s s corruption zaps the nation. >> while vice president was lecturing romania on anti-corruption policies, in reality he was a walking bill board for his son and family. >> reporter: and hunter biden's attorney says there is no evidence of wrongdoing by his client. and so-called revelations are repackaged misstatements of perfectly proper meetings and business by private citizens. the white house slammed james comer even before the words came

out and took aim for playing it fast and loose with the facts and spreading baseless innuendo. sara murray, cnn, washington. there has been a dramatic done of events in the city of bakhmut following months of brutal russian attacks. ukraine released this video on wednesday saying that it shows its forces going on the offensive near the city. russian troops have already been pushed back as much as two kilometers, this is after the head of the wagner mercenary group accused regular russian forces of fleeing from the battle. nic robertson is in eastern ukraine with the latest. it is interesting because you have been telling me this week that there is no evidence sign of a buildup to the count iter offensive and we heard from president zelenskyy that they need a bit more time to prepare offensive and we heard from president zelenskyy that they need a bit more time to prepare.

but there is a huge pressure on ukraine to show that this aid is resulting in battlefield gains. >> reporter: there is and i think that president zelenskyy and the other officials we talk to behind the scenes share the same view that they need to shw results but they don't need to get their troops needlessly killed so they need to get the offensive just right. and i just heard an explosion a distance away so it was sort of muffled, but the fight in bakhmut is perhaps critical to decisions that the ukrainian government is about to take because they have had that success there. it is hard for us to know precisely what is happening there at the moment. but the best that we understand is that ukrainians want to hold the ground that they have taken and potentially push it even further forward. we talked to an officer who was involved in the fighting there over the past couple of days and this is what he told us --

>> translator: sense saturday, our troops advanced 1 1/2 kilometers south of bakhmut. this was very unexpected. according to radio intercepts, it was very unexpected for the russians too. >> what is the plan now? >> translator: personal plans are to hold our ground and wait for the orders to launch a counteroffensive. >> when will it come and where? >> c . >> translator: when? soon. >> what will success look like? >> translator: it is hard to say whether 5, 10 or 50 kilometers will be liberated. this is what i understand that on one hand the international community is watching us and trying to help us. but we have to understand that this is not a game, this is war. and you have to understand that first of all there are human casualties. for us the victory is when a soldier returns from the battle.

and not when he dies. there is a proverb that you should not die for ukraine but you should fight for ukraine. >> reporter: in the past 24 hours president zelenskyy spoke with european broadcasters and that was a message that he echoed there, that he doesn't want to see needless sacrifice by having a counteroffensive too soon, but on the other hand he knows that he needs to balance that against international expectations. and i think when we hear from president zelenskyy so close to what could be this major counteroffensive, you have to also understand that although he is speaking to that european constituency that has given him so much support, there is a counter message here to try to get into the psyche of the russian thinking, when will it come, is the president really speaking the truth, is it tomorrow, in a month. so a massive psychological not game but effort here to confuse the russians in all of this.

>> nic robertson, thank you so much. the 2024 u.s. election cycle could be the first where artificial intelligence plays a key role in influencing voters. why experts say this could be cause for concern. (female announcer) attentntion! medicare has expanded dexcom coverage -for people with diabetes. -if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom g7 is the single most important thing you can . it eliminas painful fingersticks, helps lor a1c, and is covered by medicare. before using the dexcog7, i was really frustrated. my a1c was stuck. (female announcer) dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone or dexcom receiver without painful fingersticks. the arrow shows the direction your glucose is heading-- up, down, or steady. and because dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm,

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for the first time in the u.s. stadvisers with the fda ha voted to make a birth control pill available over-the-counter. they say that they can be used safely and effectively. the manufacturer called it a ground breaking move. the fda doesn't have to follow the advice of its virsadvisers it often does. the 2024 presidential election season is ushering in the use of artificial

intelligence in campaigns. republicans were first out of the gate with this ai ad depicting joe biden as leader of a i a dystopian society. so will you know what is real and what is fake? brian todd is on the case. >> this is tucker carlson. >> reporter: just days after being fired from fox news, tucker carlson announced a new show on twitter with a conspiratorial take. >> at the most basic level the news is a lie. you are being manipulated. >> reporter: this from the man who repeatedly laid out baseless theories on his fox show. >> fbi operatives were organizing the attack on the capitol. >> reporter: the man whose platform carlson could soon be joining, elon musk, tweeted had they haven't signed a deal yet after earlier tweeting trust nothing, not even nothing. seemingly reflective of what axios calls the new trust nothing era of american politics. >> there will be a tsunami of

disinformation in this election. it will be hard to know what to trust, viewers won't be able to distinguish the real from the fake. >> reporter: take a recent ad produced by the republican national committee in response to president biden's announcement that he is running for re-election. images in the ad were generated by a artificial intelligence and tick through a series of imagined dystopian scenarios if biden wins. >> an emboldened china invades taiwan. financial markets are in free-fall as 500 banks have shuttered their doors. >> this is the wild, wild west. rnc was trance sparent that it ai, but the concern is that other people won't be as transparent. >> reporter: and ai is such a concern that the white house recently hosted the ceos of top ai companies and warned them of the perils ai poses to the public. >> it has enormous potential.

>> reporter: these days there are deep fakes all over social media from a computer generated mark zuckerberg to fake news anchors from china. president zelenskyy suppose lid surrendering. and counterfeit clips of biden and trump.lid surrendering. and counterfeit clips of biden and trump. >> it is available to everybody and you don't need to be a coder to use the techniques. anybody can engage in disinformation and a lot of people will be engaging in disinformation. >> reporter: what can the average voter do to avoid falling for misinformation? >> going into the 2024 election, people will really have to be judicious about their news sources. >> reporter: and if the russian probe taught us anything, it is how easily bad actors can use social media to spread misinformation and put their thumb on the scale to manipulate american voters. brian todd, cnn, washington.

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two nba teams hoping to clinch their playoff series were sorely disappointed wednesday. the warriors managed to survive at home with a victory over los angeles. the lakers now hold a 3-2 lead in the western conference semifinals. but their star center anthony davis suffered a head injury late in the game and it is unclear if he will play in the next one. and knicks also cheated death over the heat. the heat leads the semifinals 3-2. all four teams play again on friday. a good nightcanada's two remaining teams in the nhl. western conference semifinal series is now tied at two games a piece.

vegas host game five on friday. and toronto maple leafs kept their playoff hopes alive with a 2-1 win over the panthers. panthers are one win away from advancing to the eastern conference finals for the first time since 1996. toronto last won in 1967. game five is friday in toronto. and finally, google is adding an artificial intelligence chat feature to its main search engine. users will see a pop-up with an a if ai generated response along with the traditional. it can answer questions that, quote, you never thought search engines could answer. the new search will first launch in the u.s. through the going app or chrome desktop browser. changes are also coming to the disney plus streaming service. the company laid out a plan to increase profits including offering less content, selling more ads and charging higher

fees. subscribers who want the ad free version will have to pay more. disney plus and other services collectively cut losses by 13% in the previous year or about $228 million. commercial rockets, commercial space trips, now a race heating up to develop the first commercial space station. california company says that it aims to launch one as early as august 2025. the station dubbed haven 1 would go up on a rocket developed by spacex. it is still looking for the four crew members. other private companies are also develops their space stations too. one thing still unclear is the price tag. that does it here. i'm bianca nobilo in london. i'll see you tomorrow. "early start" is next.

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