after siri's school days were over, but before they found a day program for her, siri and swathi wereome alone a lot and not doing well. un set her up to make jewelry and ended up making magic. siri loved it, could and did spend hours a day doing it. swathi: you can take the bracelets and-- announcer: and for the first time ever loved having her mother around. male: when she's in that zone where she's working or where she's creating something, all her behaviors, you know, calm down. i think that's her real self that is inside. announcer: siri made so much jewelry, they could literally not give it away. people insisted on paying for it. and a business, designs by siri, was born. she and now a dozen other adults and children with autism make and sell jewelry, hundreds of pieces a month. and the family has just launched the blue bracelet project, a fundraiser for autism related charities. siri's parents say their daughter is proof that the disabled are far more capable than we think, and the benefits that come from discovering it might surprise even those who know them best. galvin: now

that it went at a very different way then we have a different situation emerging it would seem that siri certainly he wasn't on the list of fifteen who came here he would have been directing operations at the saudis would say i'm assuming and i don't have this t.v. transcript in front of me so i can't give further detail right now but there is another key figure apart from al syria you mention who was in the security services as well he's been sacked and others as well so what was developing is an explanation from the saudi royal household of events as the united states was demanding within seventy two hours that deadline was extended now we're hearing some sort of result from their inquiries no one knew what sort of inquiries were taking place here but obviously these inquiries relates to an investigation in the royal household itself now king solomon's role in all of this is much more significant it would seem now because the source many sources within saudi certainly dissidents and also some who had connections with the royal household were suggesting that that the king of being reall

siri who is was this is this was the spokesman for the saudi operation on yemen the coalition attacks on yemenis a spokesman is a senior figure within their will household he has been sacked apparently according to state t.v. no details on that but this is the man who was named in a new york times report on thursday as possibly being a man the who's being suggested as running the operation the fifteen person hit squad that came to turkey to actually kill and murder the the. the the whole the whole background to this is that that the they flew out here over the second and they actually did go through with the murder of jim how has shoji now. the background to this is the concern that the united states may be pushing harder and harder to get word from the saudis of the results of their investigation so what was discussed is unknown but the turkish sources all insist that this is an independent investigation is going to be a decision made based on the mainly the audience recording of the alleged murder taking place within the consulate that would be released to all countries when they we

weeks and now they say he died in the in the consulate because the two officials will be sacked today siri and pattani they are from the inner circle a circle of crown prince and that's why it's hard to believe that they didn't know about the death of jamal khashoggi and it's not really easy to buy this narrative speaking of buying this imagine that for we saw in the reports that u.s. president donald trump is somewhat buy into it but i wondered how people in the arab world are responding to the saudi narrative now i've been looking at the social media and talking to friends and colleagues and nobody really believes this story that the royal family that the government didn't know that your mother has should do was that there are so many questions about how come that somebody goes into a fistfight in the consulate and dies immediately and how come they didn't know anything or we don't know anything about the body what did happen to the body would have we don't we do know so this whole narrative is very very weak and. there are really very few people outside saudi arabia who believe this nar

announced that siri. el al siri a general syrian who's a key figure in the security operates us all of the royal household with the teligent brief and also a brief to be spokesman for the saudi emirates he led coalition in the war in yemen was filed he was sent along with advisor to the saudi state t.v. and you've already mentioned the eighteen people under investigation then we hear an apology effectively apology perhaps but but the sorrow of the state of saudi for that death all of. which which was will quite extraordinary really when you consider the run of events because we then hear that the entire intelligence agency in saudi is to be restructured and who should be leading that restructuring but mohamed bin sound man so this is really quite extraordinary but the key point is the explanation from the pergamon require he what there was a fight in the consulate october the second according to this explanation and that fight that led to the death of all of the cutchogue ji in the building now it does se

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then there are the sacked officials we mentioned earlier alcatel annie and siri were close aides to bin soundman and by their own admission they didn't act on their own they take their orders directly from the crown prince now for the first time u.s. president donald trump has cast doubt over saudi arabia's explanation of how was killed he spoke to his turkish counterpart edge of tire bedouin just a short while ago on the need for more clarity in this case that. is increasingly becoming a bipartisan issue in washington with members of congress strongly condemn.

ten fold increase over the same period last year the figures were bolstered by i was on web services siriamazones outlook for the crucial fourth quarter which includes christmas we tell sales fell short of expectations each share price had slumped. and stalking google's parent company alphabet has also fallen by as much as five percent of the disappointing third quarter earnings the company's twenty seven point two billion dollars in revenue failed to meet market expectations google's advertising business grew slower than expected while costs rose into that giant is paying more to distribution partners of its search engine like smartphone maker apple. and its thank you to the fact that stock exchange focused on blitzer standing by both companies opposed to bet a year on year profits but investors a ruthlessly ditching them and not just ditching them but also the big besides the big tech players other companies as well is there a pattern forming here. yes ben and i mean the tech companies are especially in a certain way because they've been providing such stable growth but where they have

and are alexa, siri, cortana and the rest, any good for us?veiled by the government. a consultation has been launched into whether mandatory reporting will help address the significant gaps in pay that were revealed in a race disparity audit last year. here's emma simpson. it is a diverse workplace. this big accountancy firm is one of the few companies that have already reported the difference in pay between its white employees and its black, asian and minority staff. there is an average pay gap of nearly 13%. having those results published is very important. it makes our company transparent and then everybody, if everybody can see all the results then we can see where we stand. it was something that we all read and were very happy that was being published, when we know how severe the issue is, we can putting solutions in place. it starts that conversation because some of the people "well, the pay gap, i'm not really comfortable talking "about such a thing." they sure are now. here at pwc, the gap is driven by the lack of ethnic minority staff

arabia now claims it has responded to the killing by sucking senior officials including general ahmed siri a close confidant of mohammad. raising yet more questions about the role of saudi arabia's de facto ruler in the death of the dissident journalist. of amman there's a we're joined by another. debate another plank so much for coming in first of all that how credible is it that these officials acted without any instruction from. i don't think it's very credible because as we heard in the report that a cd is a very close friend or close advisor of hama denson and the crown prince was actually did decide to king or the defacto ruler of saudi arabia and the other official qahtani he's also very close advisor to the royal family so for me it seems like the royal family the saudi. government mohamed vinson and his father king so man were searching for maybe you would say scapegoat to find a solution that they have been denying fourteen days long that jamal khashoggi has been killed or is even dead and now they have the problem to explain how he died and the thing that he died in hell yeah an

arabia now claims it has responded to the killing by sucking senior officials including general ahmed siri a close confidant of mohammed. raising yet more questions about the role of saudi arabia's de facto ruler in the death of the dissident journalist. now to some of the other stories making news around the world hundreds of migrants faced off against riot police on a bridge crossing on the mexican got a modern border some people jumped into the water along the border to escape they are part of a group of thousands who set off from honduras last week and a heading towards the united states the keep up tanzanian billionaire mama do j. has been released and he safely back at home he was seized ten days ago by unidentified gunmen in the city of dallas forty three year old is africa's youngest billionaire with the reported fortune a one point five billion dollars it is not clear whether a ransom was paid we can go founder julian assange is launching a legal action against the ecuadorian government accusing it of violating his fundamental rights and freedoms he's been living in the ecuadorian

arabia now claims it has responded to the killing by second senior officials including general ahmed a siri a close confidant of mohammad. raising yet more questions about the role of saudi arabia's de facto ruler in the death of the dissident journalist. and. the united states reacted positively to the saudi admission u.s. president donald trump has cautiously welcomed the kingdom's announcement that it would shake up its intelligence service and sacked top officials well i think it's a good first step it's a big step to a lot of people people involved and i think it's a great first step. but what happened is unacceptable. for more on this i'm joined. by reporter bob before the earliest welcome don't don't think the saudi admission is a quote unquote great first step is that view shared by the united states i mean he's obviously had support from what he said but there has also been fierce criticism as well most notably from samantha power and i'm samantha power of course is the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations she tweeted by saying they don't get it she said shifting from full

arrested in connection with the death and the second in command of the saudi intelligence service a siri and other top officials have been sacked a leading saudi dissident told german television these moves are aimed at removing blame from crown prince mohammed bin solomon. it is obsolete impossibility to imagine this team fifteen members. coming in the one and even the even from different department a country and doing this job without literally knowledge done addict all of them from. the shocking events alleged by turkish investigators have put the saudis under pressure to explain but the official statement has been met by skepticism in many parts of the world u.s. president donald trump our ever says riyadh's version could be plausible. and you minutes again it's early we haven't finished our review or investigation observateur say the saudis may have silenced. not only because he was a journalist critical of the crown prince but also had close ties to the west and turkey. all right for more on the story we're joined by nodded aside as he is from arabic now that it's good to see it do

if you look at the war between siri and alexa and google assistant, siri is widely considered subparred to the competition. one of the driving forces behind that is that a lot of techniques that apple uses is on device processing and that is not as good a story things on the cloud. apple says they are already there, but a lot of people do not agree. emily: we are expecting another apple event next week. what are you watching for? mark: october 30 in brooklyn, they are launching new macs and the biggest update to the ipad pro since it launched three years ago. emily: mark gurman for us in l.a. who covers apple for us, thank you for joining us. soaringp, tesla shares as the company reports is first moneymaking quarter in years. we will talk to a tesla shareholder and he what he has to say about the historic quarter next. the, bad news for semiconductor industry. how u.s. and china trade tensions may be hurting chipmakers globally. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." elon musk is calling this a historic corner, and he's not wrong. tesla not only made a profit, bu

brought through what are called total containment vehicles to our lab and they were coming kind of siri out him and we received some of them the first two that we received were the devices that were sent former president obama and the d.c. package that was sent to congresswoman waters and so the analysis began on that i think yesterday and we were starting to receive information over the course of the last twenty four thirty six hours yes. yes question. your. reaction to when you got your point. to there also could you give us a sense of what the i know. what works for you but i think. all of the first part my reaction to hearing that we had a possible match. just validated my unbelievable faith and confidence in the men women of law enforcement and in particular of the f.b.i. lab there's a reason why the f.b.i. lab is known as one of the very best in the world and the folks who work there are extraordinary and once i knew that they had a print i was pretty confident that we'd be able to find the right person as far as the the vices themselves. it's important to say as as is in the comp

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saudi arabia now claims it has responded to the killing by sucking senior officials including general siri a close confidant of mohammad. raising yet more questions about the role of saudi arabia's de facto ruler in the death of the discipline journalist. or at least being indeed every correspondent or engines he's standing by in istanbul for us dorian what's the reaction it take each is saudi arabia's claim that could should she died in a fistfight well turkish president type heard one and said nothing this is being characteristic of this crisis of the president has taken a very low profile but his spokesman of his ruling party m h l lake who is very close to the president gave a very unequivocal statement he said that they are determined to continue with this investigation to find out the truth he said this is a matter of honor for turkey and said they will share their findings with the rest of the world this will be a concern for riyadh because it's on course dog approach and pursuance of this investigation that has kept pressure on riyadh and the leaking drip by drip to the internation

"umbrella, close. [ laughter ] siri, close umbrella.ir alexa,siri." [ laughter ] in fact, tru is so incapableing even the basic level of empathy, that after the horrific anti-semitic attacks at a synagogue in pittsburgh on saturday, he decided to keep all of his political events. and at one event he told the crowd he had considered canceling, not becausef the attack, but because his hair was wet. >> sebody just said, your ha looks different today. i said, well, i was standing under the wing of air force one doing a news conference early this morning, a very unfortunate news conference, and the wind was blowing, and the rain, and i was soaking wet, and that's what i ended up with today. and i said, at lea you know it's mine. [ cheers ] i said, maybe i should cancel this arrangement because i have a bad hair day. [ audience ohs ] >> seth:aih. oh, yourgot wet? well, next time just use an umbrella -- no, i'm sorry. [ laughter ] that's on me. that's my fault. trump also refusedmpo cancel his gn rally on saturday, and to justify that choice, he claimed that the new york stock exchange reopened thaf

three— to four—year—olds have their own device, and in two thirds of preschool households, alexa or siria ladybird! but it is not all about screen time. this survey also showed an increase in the number of preschoolers getting their hands mucky. my son's four, and he is diagnosed with autism. he seems to interact with screens better than he does with people. mastery of the it side of the job is a realadvantage, and... so you're getting them started young? yeah, i think — alongside sort of a variety of other interests, i think it's a valuable thing to do. all he tends to watch, really, is youtube videos of nursery rhymes, and singing along and joining in the fun, really. and is that on an ipad, is that on a phone? we have a smart tv, so it's on a tv screen. almost half of all preschool households now regularly access content via youtube. although netflix and amazon prime subscription—based services have seen a big increase in the last year, it is still cbeebies that is the most popular channel for little ones. boys tend to watch for longer than girls, but for both genders, they are now wa

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the siri division was hit. china must want siri user data. we were quickly corrected.y several sources said, that is not what this is about. the reason china would go through the trouble, the expense, the cost, the time of engineering these motherboards in this way is for long-term access to sensitive networks. it is about theft of corporate intellectual property, the theft of military secrets. and long-term stealth access to sensitive networks. carol: one thing that struck me in your reporting is that it is the scale and ambition of these news that make it unlike any other chinese hacking that has gone on before. jordan: this is super complicated tech. i have covered cyber security for over a decade, as has mike riley who co-authored the report. we have never seen anything like this. this is the cutting edge of the cutting edge. to manipulate computer hardware in this way is so much harder then doing a software-based attack. you can teach yourself how to be a software hacker at home. you can teach yourself how to be a hardware hacker as well, but it is so much more di

. >> i kind of want siri tori toro me up like this. >> she is trying to teach these kids that schoole to be boring. is anyone else feeling pumped for school? >> why don't we do that when we start the day? >> this is what we need to do. clearly, miss judy is on to something. >> good morning, children. >> good morning, miss judy. >>> it is lunch time over at the life od bought themselves some wings and fries and they are going to do some deep frying there at the shop. drop the wings in. is this supposed to foam like that. >> they drop the fries in. look once it is all cooked -- >> what oil are they using? not from the car, is it? they have motor oil sitting right there. >> what is the consensus? >> it tastes like salt. >> why would a french fry, deep golden brown make this guy wrench? maybe the wings are better. >> get the chicken. >> how much of the oil can you taste? >> all of it. >> you figured it out at the beginning. in case you hadn't noticed yet, the guys e not using cooking oil. these are petro heads. motor oil veins and now their track. they use motor oil and guess what, it is

mohammed bin advisor sowed ok to any and deputy intel intelligence chief major general ahmed all of siri they're being investigated about the case. the white white house press secretary sara sanders has released a statement saying these are the exact words the united states acknowledges the announcement from the kingdom of saudi arabia that its investigation into the fate of jemaah hausherr ji is progressing and that it has taken action against the suspects it has identified thus far we will continue to closely follow the international investigations so the saudi version that we are hearing tonight about a fistfight that led to his death is very different from what the turks have been leaking through the international press turkish intelligence have been claiming that a saudi hit team of fifteen people killed within just a matter of minutes after harsher g. arrived at the saudi embassy in istanbul they claim to have video and audio recording showing the saudi team listening to music through headphones as they cut g.'s fingers off beheaded him and dismembered his body with a bone saw pres

according to officials voile court advise a saudi attorney and saudis deputy head of intelligence siri were responsible for sending a fifteen member hit squad to turkey that group was sent to meet hush what has happened next in turkey goes as follows jamal khashoggi entered the consulate there was an argument and some screaming members of the hit squad trying to silence him they choked him he died panic ensued and so with the help of a local collaborator they dumped his body. diversion attempts someone walk a show of his clothes and left the consulate through the back door now a false report was then submitted which raises questions what was the original order given to the fifteen member squads where they sent to turkey to negotiate kidnap or kill sanjay be a says they wanted to negotiate a show of his return to the kingdom and the make up of the squad suggests something more sinister somewhere members of special forces there was a forensic pathologist a doctor and even a security guard of crown prince mohammed bin. let's not go live to take his capital ankara simcoe seal glue is there

operation had been cooled in eighty eight by that that saudi a deputy intelligence official a man called siri he'd given the direction full they saw peroration and he put this main suspect in command of this operation and met her mo trip who we understand is one of the crown prince she's close bodyguard to put him in charge of this operation because a low trip i've worked with because shoji in london around ten years ago. this source telling the new york times that. as soon as he entered the consulate a fight started and was put into a neck cold and apparently was choked to death again according to this official speaking to the new york times and then this is vital as well this official saying that the team then gave the body to what is described as a local collaborator to dispose of meeting the saudis don't know where the body is was going to be interesting is the coming hours as we expect potentially more leaks by the turkish government as we've seen in recent days the longer this is gone all the more leaks we've seen the longer this investigation has gone on the more leaks we've seen so th

they were coming siri autumn. we received some of them, the first two we received were the devices that were sent to former president obama and the d.c. package that was sent to congresswoman waters. the analysis began on that yesterday. we were starting to receive information over the course over the last 24-36 hours. >> reporter: it was found yesterday?go word that there was a latent fingerprint that might lead you to a suspect, and also could you give us information on why the devices did not explode? >> on the first part, my reaction to hearing we had a possible match just validated my unbelievable faith and confidence in the men and women of law enforcement. particular the f.b.i. lab. there is a reason f.b.i.'s lab is known as one of the very best in the world. the folks who work there are extraordinary. once i knew they had a prince, i was pretty confident we would be able to find the right person. as far as the devices themselves. it's important to say , as is in the complaint that even if the devices, we a

turkish sources royal court advisor saudi alka tunney and saudis deputy head of intelligence are with siri they are responsible for sending a fifteen member team to turkey that turkish officials described as a hit squad well that group was sent to meet what saudi arabia says happened next in turkey goes as follows jamal khashoggi entered the consulate there was an argument there were some screaming members of the team trying to silence him they choked him he died panic ensued and say with the help of what they describe as a local collaborator they dumped his body and as a diversionary tactic someone more clothes and left the consulate from the back door saudi officials initially said that because shoji had left the consulate which they now admit was force all of this leaves unanswered questions what was the original order given to the fifteen member squad were they sent to turkey to negotiate to kidnap or to kill saudi arabia says they wanted to negotiate console g.'s return to the kingdom and the make up of the squad suggests something a bit more sinister there is some women business spec

and saudis deputy head of intelligence ahmed al siri are responsible for sending a fifteen member hit squad to turkey that group was sent to me ashaji what saudi arabia says happened next in turkey goes as follows jamal khashoggi entered the consulate there was an argument and some screaming members of the his squad then tried to silence him they choked him he died a panic ensued and so with the help of a local collaborator they don't want his body as a diversion attempt someone walk a shell g.'s close and left the consulate from the back door. well a full report was then submitted which raises questions what was the original order given to that fifteen member squad were they sent to you to negotiate kidnap or kill saudi arabia says they wanted to negotiate to show jesus' return to the kingdom on the makeup of this court suggests something perhaps more sinister is someone members of special forces that was a forensic pathologist a doctor even a security guard of the crown prince mohammed bin solomon let's get the latest now from jamal ishmael who's outside the saudi consulate in istan

mohammed bin sultan mon's advisor saudi al kut tani and deputy intelligence chief major general ahmed awa siri so this is the first time the saudi officials have acknowledged that showed he was killed while he was inside the consulate on october second it's a case that has brought unprecedented scrutiny to the trumpet ministration here in washington and its relationship with saudi arabia. the turkish investigators concluded days ago that showed g. who writes for the washington post was killed and dismembered by the team dispatched to istanbul they've also claimed that there was audio and video recordings of. of the murder but they have not yet produced it even though the trumpet ministration has asked for them to do so so there is nothing confirmed until tonight what we have just learned from the saudis the disappearance of the shoji has been has provoked major criticism of specifically crown prince mohammed bin some man who is in line to take the throne there's been major international pressure on the kingdom to explain what exactly happened to her and this comes here in washington it is late

sacked a trusted advisor to mohammed bin salman is among them so do al kut sanny also ackman alice siri deputy chief of intelligence and former spokesman for the saudi u.a.e. led coalition in the war in yemen the crown prince will now head a restructuring of the general intelligence agency the announcements appear to signal the mohammed bin selman is being absolved of blame for jamal khashoggi death as the turkish inquiry continues the actions of saudi arabia leave more questions than answers among them where the remains of general. and more than anything else was this really is saudi arabia portrays some sort of accident or a rogue operation from within its own well household andrew simmons al-jazeera istanbul audio excerpts have been released of jamal khashoggi last interview he was talking to a newsweek reporter and the discussion was originally going to remain confidential as khashoggi said he feared for his life ahead he's asked about crown prince mohammed bin sultan. do you want to be any form of. evidence to the public opinion why not. transparent process where where you have bee

siri both of them sacked along with three others eighteen other people all eighteen in total unnamed people detained being investigated as we speak now move on from there they did it as you say except that the show is dead they then also announced through this is all king solomon solomon son off of all of this a root and branch reform of the entire general intelligence agency and of course the announcement there that the crown prince was going to be in charge of this along with all government ministers again points to the fact that cry out the crown prince appears to be being absolved of all responsibility now we have a reuters news wire out of washington d.c. quoting an unnamed saudi official close to the investigation saying in no way was the crown prince. also be involved in the operation and there was no way possible that this was a kidnapping operation or indeed an operation intended to assassinate assassinates a dissenter however dissenters should be returned to saudi arabia now this does not fit to would seem and is none of this fits really in terms of this of the people invol

sacked a trusted advisor to mohammed bin salman is among them so do al kut sanny also ackman alice siri deputy chief of intelligence and former spokesman for the saudi u.a.e. led coalition in the war in yemen the crown prince will now head a restructuring of the general intelligence agency the announcements appear to signal that mohammed bin selman is being absolved of blame for jamal khashoggi death as the turkish inquiry continues the actions of saudi arabia leave more questions than answers among them where the remains of general. and more than anything else was this really as saudi arabia portrays some sort of accident or a rogue operation from within its own while household andrew simmons al-jazeera is temple the us president says the arrests are a great first step but he wants to speak further with the crown prince many u.s. senators from both parties according to the u.s. to carry out its own investigation and not to accept saudi arabia's conclusions meanwhile the u.k. says that it's considering its next steps and the president of the european parliament and dutch prime minister

right they have just as much it was natalie who chose the image that lies underneath it's of use of a siri. and refugee once homeless in london now studying medicine in this space the artist intends to unsettle from the low frequency base that reverberates around and through you. to the tos and the touch this is a multi sensory experience allowing you to reflect on the issue of migration but it's also a call to action. this is all just these are the top stories international aid is being sent to the devastated indonesian island of sort of ways in some areas more than eighty percent of buildings have been damaged or destroyed eight hundred forty four people are confirmed dead so far with searches continuing for others trapped under rubble. spanish police and demonstrators have fought in barcelona has catalonia marks the first year since a banned referendum on independence avalon's voted for secession but spain's central government the said the poll was illegal protesters want the regional government to keep pushing for a separate state. if you know when i was going to stay and it was import

several major media companies are also dropping out and siri charred branson says he is -- sir richard branson says he is holding talks. saudi crowned prince told 60 minutes thise kingdom handles critics of the government in its own way. >>> tonight what's left ved out to sea, but the death toll continues to climb. at least 16 people died in the storm, but that number is expected to rise as search crews will continue digging through the demolished communities. in some area the roads are so bad. the only way to rescue people is by helicopter. a million people without power from florida to virginia. >>> well, a tight turn and it is way a tumble. paying the price for ignoring road signs. >>> thieves stealing your money at pump. a recent surge in skimming devices found at gas stations and the suspects caught red handed. >>> and actress maggie gyllenhaal debuts her new netflix, thriller, and talks to us about the importance of giving women a voice. trying to maneuver on state route 175 >>> it's a notoriously tight turn. too much for this truck trying to maneuver on state route 175 in mendoc

and can deliver services when we have the right to view that history and make a judgment but have siri for him to just judgments i made a couple of years back but as of today i think we should just focus on fixing the mistakes from two thousand and eleven and to know and then we'll have a right to judge the forty two years that now if you ever become president a task you go and harriet would be much more daunting than a good office task and the people's level of frustration is far stronger has it ever crossed your mind that the people or they still call rabbits may take out that anger on you in the same way they took on on him the luck of delivery of basic services has become so so bad that any delivery would actually look quite good it is a dire condition a very difficult condition and some of my friends tell me only a crazed person with would go for such a position however i feel that. sense of duty towards the libyan people and because i did participate in that evolution there is a bit of guilt about the situation that we are in today and i would like to do my best to fix the situat