gasoline are available although it is offered a bit more expensive than usual, the person present at time binge yemeni government has shown its interest in ending the war , however, a part of the society has lost hope in the peace process and has repeatedly asked riyadh to do so. the blockade should end. however, the kingdom of saudi arabia has not yet responded to this request, which means that the next option for me could be a military war. 206 people died in japan due to the corona virus , and 122 people died in germany during this period. among the people who died in america, it is registered in the world it shows that taiwan with about 22 thousand 300 people has the most daily data. after the end of japan with nearly 21500 patients and germany with 19300 corona patients, they are still the country with more than 1 million 132 thousand 34 million corona patients. it is the world, thank you very much for your choice of news channel new dishes in the forgiveness, one of the main topics of the 29 prayer meeting, aristotle, children are like dolls that can be prepared as prayer dolls, both on

so if you think about google's market share, it's about ten times bing's market share and probably mostet value over a trillion dollars, if bing could get better than google by incorporating a.i. better, there's a chance for a very significant transfer of wealth from google shareholders to microsoft shareholders. >> it strikes me that it's not so much about making bing better, it's that gbt itself could displace google. we've used it a lot already for simple -- not trying to get an answer sometimes to perform a function for instance, google can't tell you we did a scavenger hunt the other day and said make up a clue about how it's hiding behind a bench in the laundry and make it rime google can't do that should microsoft lean into that interface? why worry about bing >> because we're still -- there are some things search engines in the way they are positioned right now can do better like finding fares for flights, for hotels and things like that. you have to start pointing that generative a.i. at the internet. what we're using is not online it's using old data that it's been trained on.

. >>> all right, time for "binge this" and it is -- can you believe it -- officially award season withations will be announced this tuesday right here on "gma." and to get us ready for her expert opinion on who could be making the ballot, kelley carter senior entertainment reporter from andscape. good morning to you, miss kelley carter. love having you. >> good morning, janai. oh, thank you. i love doing this with you this time of year every year, i guess. >> we do tend to do this. okay, so let's kick things off with something for those who love women warriors. who do you think is making the short list for best actress? you must be about to say viola davis. >> viola davis for sure. i mean, come on. who amongst us did not love seeing her in "the woman king." she was excellent and worked behind the scenes. she was a producer on that project. it was something that obviously was very important to her and she absolutely killed that role. i mean, couldn't get enough. can't get enough. plus, this voting body loves viola davis so i expect her name to be called on tuesday. but joining viola, i'

more from our audience and bring in topics they're interested in so go to the what women binge instagram any timerite in questions on the show the next week and we're kind of keeping our finger on what they're interested in through that . >> we started this because during covid especially, all the friend groups and what are like what are you watching? i need a new book. i need a new podcast. we started all talking about it and then i was getting great reviews from people like annie potts or rita moreno onset saying i watched the great and became my favorite show and i was like this should be shared. >> the great is great. rachel: well, i did watch that docu series and forced my husband and he only got through half. i'm also binging on yellowstone so there you go. we watch the podcast here on "fox & friends" and hope everyone watches what women binge. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. have a good die. rachel: bye bye, dan bongino still ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ you can buy me a boat, you can buy me a truck ♪ will: go get it, guys. [laughter] ♪ you can't buy

time. that really caught on back in the summer. sometimes a binge can work.t, weekly episodic is still sup superior. >> the other thing he spoke to me about, which i had never heard about. i already interviewed him this morning for an hour. >> we're best friends. >> there's decision fatigue, the story of my life at night, there's so much to watch on some of streaming services and i need something, i need order in my life, i need to be able to know what to watch. >> you need to watch "law and order." >> i have all of these options, you know, it can be too much. binging went up during the pandemic, you know, and that is still the more popular form of watching television. >> i feel like i got to the end of streaming during the pandemic, and i've seen a lot of it. and i won't mention what streaming service. >> what are you watching right now? you know i love jennifer coolidge, i watch a lot of you tube. i narrow cast, and it feeds you what you want to see. i very rarely watch anything in realtime. >> the reality tv episodic. >> why are people upset about the intr

there are about 90 episodes in all now, you can binge listen if you like. it took a long time, my wife and i to finally get the kids out of the house. though we are discovering only recently like amazing things like the crown and so we are going back and binging those. we are binge watching all sorts of past episodes. and we do recommend the crown to put in context, it helps with understanding some of the things happening now with charles and camilla. if you listen to it it is free, weekly, if you like it you can go all the way back 90 episodes once a week. it is about 1.5 hours per episode. embry for my 18 are humans for 18 years. one -- here, in brief, are my 18 arguments for 18 years. one being, appointing a newly unseasoned juries to the court. and remaining on the court for his many years as possible. each one wants to go younger and younger. two at the other end of the lifecycle the status quo allows for the full service of justices whose art early -- arteries have literally hardened and they are not at their prime. historically most justices are not in their best work i

. >> bing bing, bong, bong bing, bing, bing [ laughter ] >> seth: don't you see what's happening? donald trump has created a timelight laughter ] we're all being sucked back into - >> the year 2016 [ thunder [ screaming >> bing, bing, bong, bong, bing, bing, bing [ laughter ] >> seth: 2016 -- [ cheers and applause they better not make me wear a [ bleep ] suit again [ laughter ] look at that look at that beautiful baby boy. [ laughter ] trump is just up there so if you never once incited a coup or oversaw one of the most disasterous chaotic corrupt presidencies in american history. he's even freely taking shots at his main rival ron desantis. no one in the gop seems to care. in fact, trump spent all weekend going after desantis calling him disloyal if he runs, while he was on his campaign plane flying from one stop to the next. >> so ron would have not been governor if it wasn't for me and that's okay. and number one, he wouldn't have gotten the nomination. and number two, he wouldn't have beaten -- his democrat opponent. so, then when i hear he might run, you know, i consider that very disloyal, but it's not abo

milk binge. [ light laughter ] these are crazy times.now, walgreen's has deodorant behind a locked case while classified documents are laying around like j. crew catalogs all over the house. [ laughter and applause "this one's from 2015. and get this, donald trump jr. posted a video on facebook where he weighed in on all these classified documents being found, and once again, he used a lot of air quotes [ light laughter ] watch this >> just so we understand the level of hypocrisy and ridiculousness - "a shared desire to keep quiet early on, biden's attorneys -- [ light laughter ] "-- and justice department investigators both thought they had a shared understanding about keeping the matter quiet but they had very different reasons. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: even thing from "wednesday" was, like, "calm down, dude." [ laughter ] some business news, the former ceo of dollar general is going to be the new ceo of dollar tree [ light laughter ] i have a feeling he's not even going to bother telling his family he switched jobs. [ laughter ] y

well, it's been a long time since i've had enough of it, it's not interesting anymore, and what's more, it's probably bears when he's between pauses between his binges he comes out of them, he doesn't notice that there are countries in the world that are also part of the nuclear club, some of of these countries they were. well, let's say so in the field of friends of russia, india, for example, china, but right now the rhetoric of the officials of these countries regarding russia's statement on nuclear issues is negative, and india criticizes russia for the fact that russia constantly uses nuclear blackmail, the nuclear element of its official rhetoric, and beijing does not have these official statements, the statements of russian characters regarding the use of nuclear weapons , that is, even these countries do not support russia in its nuclear blackmail, even banal words. therefore, medvedev had to more often to be in the real world ani in some kind of alco parallel p oleksandr what your expectations and ours can be that until tomorrow rammstein there is hope that we still hope there is hope that the olaf show is he will make a really correct deci

police report at the time allege that teens are creating vandalism, public urination, binge drinking,ther around the club or outside on the parking lot. it's teenagers being teenagers. several owners learn from these youth, rowdy teenagers, and i want to not know what not to do. for example, rupert when, he opens up another nightclub, noah's ark, yes, noah's ark. he doesn't allow people to exit without repaying a cover charge. young people are stingy, right? he's worried about kids leaving, drinking with their friends, having sex and vehicle, smoking pot, and then trying to come back again. this is one way that rupert is able to keep people out, right? i don't want to suggest that all young people ignore the christian purpose of evangelical bars. many teenagers secretion nightclubs as an opportunity to be typical teenagers, others devalue the space. for bible school students, they enjoyed the clean music. they finally got to find a club they got to relate to. it was at these christian nightclubs where they learn how to dance for the first time. they got to meet other kids who are goin

binge tc sitcoms for hours on end during quarantine. >> i want people to have 's l feeling. it will be unique to every person. back to a timeand place. >> a lifesaver as things got really dark. the short-term rentals are going for one $75 per night. the couple says they are working on a golden girls and schutz creek theme next. >> they had some expansive rooms to their show. >> in the miami theme going with the white wicker. so good. captioning sponsored by cbs >>o'donnell: tonight, the new information from here in california on the lunar new year mmassacre. as the death toll gr grows to at least 11. >>> the mobile park home of the alleged 72-year-old gunman. ti chaos inside. adam yak tto thivor >> p our interview from california governor gavin newsom, an american disgrace. >> new biden documents.t

police reports at the time allege that teens are committing vandalism, public urination, binge drinking, public sex, marijuana use either around the club or like outside on the parking lot right there. it's teenagers being teenagers. and so several bar owners learn from these are these these kind of youth, these rowdy teenagers, about what not to do when they open up new clubs. for example, cal rupert, when he opens up a second nightclub that the noah's ark? yes, noah's ark. he doesn't allow people to exit without repaying their cover charge. and young people are stingy. right. so they're often not going to leave because he's worried about kids leaving, going to the parking lot, drinking with their friends, having sex in vehicles, smoking pot and then trying to come back in. this is one way that rupert's able to keep people out right now. i don't want to suggest that all young people ignore the christian purpose of and mission of evangelical bars. right? while many teenagers saw christian as opportunities to be typical teenagers, others really did value the space as a religious space fo

bing tom wilt to the bidens. all right. we appreciate your time, congressman. now, straight ahead tonight, we have. yes. giggling we have. dt vice president kamala harris striking again. wait until you see until you see the questions she tried to laugh off earlier today. the great one , mark levin,rari he's ready to go, raringgo to g. also, we have last call,alle a liberal socialist to call my radio show and the hannitymyo hotseat all coming up straightw ahead. >> are you over 50 ? would you like to get up to 33 percent more income in retirement? than call now for this free ebook? annuity do's and don'ts for baby boomers from a leading financial firm on maximizing your income in retirement. that's right. free this free book reveals little known secrets about annuity strategies in simple to understand terms that will help you make the right choices before buying an annuity. and it's free call right now for your free book. and as a bonus, we'll also throw in a free annuity rate report. we researched over hundred annuities and summarized the rates and benefits of annuities from financially strong insurers.

we've got yes you can slimming world like a body like christmas like over bingeing shaming us like you know you've eaten a lot no timesomething and then we've got the royal security warning harry has made invictus a target . so this is a comment from harry. harry admiral lord west . harry. harry admiral lord west. and he says that the threat level will definitely be higher now. and at the invictus basically it could be a target for extremists the taliban. well i'd like to say , lord, whatever i'd like to say, lord, whatever his name is, admiral thingy. right maybe you've just given them an idea now to go attack them an idea now to go attack the invictus because they might not have thought that before because they're not very the taliban. yeah well keep reading this one after i did think that in terms of attacking people that they're quite good at that like that's one of the things they do remember do educating they do remember to do educating girls . so attacking girls less. so but attacking people always top of that list so it's just good for the poor boys them somebody boys giving them like somebody week saying tha

we've got yes you can slimming world like a body like christmas like over bingeing shaming us like you know you've eaten a lot no timesomething and then we've got the royal security warning harry has made invictus a target . so this is a comment from harry. harry admiral lord west . harry. harry admiral lord west. and he says that the threat level will definitely be higher now. and at the invictus basically it could be a target for extremists the taliban. well i'd like to say , lord, whatever i'd like to say, lord, whatever his name is, admiral thingy. right maybe you've just given them an idea now to go attack them an idea now to go attack the invictus because they might not have thought that before because they're not very the taliban. yeah well keep reading this one after i did think that in terms of attacking people that they're quite good at that like that's one of the things they do remember do educating they do remember to do educating girls . so attacking girls less. so but attacking people always top of that list so it's just good for the poor boys them somebody boys giving them like somebody week saying tha

binge? is there some other consumer apps they could build? perhaps. i used to be a microsoft developer, and have covered it for 20 years every time they get outside of their helping with productivity again, this is a call option, and i may be totally wrong, but there's no doubt a call option to help make search better we use outlook as a firm, and try to search ago e-mail you go to gpsmail, your personal can the, you can find things a lot faster it's basic things they could use to help make these applications smarter. >> brient, thanks. >> thank you. >>> by the way, we asked chatgpt, could microsoft beat google for fun this is what chatgpt responded with -- it's possible by investing in openai microsoft could potential use it to improve its search features. >> that's exactly what brent just said. >> oh, man >> do you remember watson, though that was going to be the a.i. thing, transformative for ibm before it was. >> right. >> timing is everything. we're talking long term. how about the short term what i want to hear about is where there's market pressure. it's really been their golden goose, certainly a cash for you them right here and now. i think we ma

just cancelled my favorite show of all time, the reboot of "gossip girl." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: sir, no, they didn't because you know where you can always bingegossip girl? right here, inside your soul [ laughter ] >> jimmy, you're right and now, my soul is soothed. ♪ >> jimmy: oh, yeah ♪ fantastic. that's fantastic all right. good i think -- [ cheers and applause happy friday, everyone [ laughter ] ♪ no, no, please [ laughter ] well, this is exciting news. new york city is expecting 61 million tourists this year. which is almost back to pre-pandemic levels. yeah, a lot of people will be visiting the city, maybe for the first time so, i thought it'd be good to give them little tip for the trip that's right it's time for "dos and don'ts. ♪ dos and don't dos and don'ts yeah ♪ >> jimmy: first up, do visit central park don't forget your hat and gloves up next, do get a new york slice. don't eat it with a knife and fork [ light laughter ] here's another one do ride the subway instead of driving. don't look the rat king in the eyes [ laughter ] next, do walk through times square don't stop walking the rat king is following you. he has your scent. [

binge on. and for us, i think we are hugely proud of it. our head of script has worked really closely with vox pictures and the whole talent there for such a long timepiece of work it is and how unique it is and i think also it is because it's a really great series. how big a dealfor your channel is it that netflix have given you this accolade — and a load of cash, presumably? i think this is nothing new in terms of us selling 54c content globally — we've done that for years, and our channel strategy is to take wales and welsh talent to the world. we want people to hear it, see it, speak it, see the value in welsh language, but also recognise the talent in companies like vox and the producers, writers, actors here in wales. it's great that they are picking it up and i think to have netflix as a brand pick it up gives that the stamp of this is something worth a watch. but it has been out on our channel back in october. boxer is available on click at the moment. and it is on bbc iplayer as well — sac click and bbc iplayer. for now. it is, and we want to make our content really accessible. whether you speak welsh or not, you can watch it with subtitles

time in the tech world. we go to cs, the world's largest consumer electronic show, and technology companies are gearing up for connecting our lives in a way we never could have imagined before, unless you binge watch the jetsons. you ask about the flying car, this is what we have been waiting for. this is the flying car prototype. this is a car with wings? or is it an airplane with wheels? is it a helicopter with wheels? i'm not really sure, even after sitting in it . it is a functional prototype. when the wings are folded down, if it's into a large to be parking spot. when the wings are up, it will make your neighbors think, what on earth have you driven home in today? it has a cocka heli. thtwo seats in front and two behind. there is a yoke where the steering wheel should be. it has a small gas engine, and it runs by batteries. you can take off and land vertically. it can go 250 miles with a flight speed of 150 miles per hour. they're looking to get it certified for the road at 70 miles per hour in drive mode. this company is based in the silicon valley. i spoke with the ceo at length. he said the day before we visited at ces , somebody from the silicon valley came up and plopped down $789

times in a shocking memoir. the royal family . in a shocking memoir. the royal family. bingesginity in a pub failed punch with wills and meg's row with kate's armies at his 25 dead taliban base . we'll get to that. taliban base. we'll get to that. surely, surely that makes life hard for his security guards . hard for his security guards. having boasted about fact that he's been killing terror states. daily express now reconcile that you sold soul harry. actually, that an echo of tonight's big a big opening monologue, which you can catch on twitter gb news. the telegraph . please don't the telegraph. please don't marry camilla. another claim . marry camilla. another claim. this book, which is called spare , it's out on tuesday. the times now. harry spills his secrets in devastating memoir he calls william arch nemesis . he claims william arch nemesis. he claims he killed 25 taliban says his brother him. nurses chief meet halfway on pay demands breakthrough on the way with our nurses. independent last but not least i was physically attacked . william claims harry. explain book a

times in a shocking memoir. the royal family . in a shocking memoir. the royal family. bingesginity in a pub failed punch with wills and meg's row with kate's armies at his 25 dead taliban base . we'll get to that. taliban base. we'll get to that. surely, surely that makes life hard for his security guards . hard for his security guards. having boasted about fact that he's been killing terror states. daily express now reconcile that you sold soul harry. actually, that an echo of tonight's big a big opening monologue, which you can catch on twitter gb news. the telegraph . please don't the telegraph. please don't marry camilla. another claim . marry camilla. another claim. this book, which is called spare , it's out on tuesday. the times now. harry spills his secrets in devastating memoir he calls william arch nemesis . he claims william arch nemesis. he claims he killed 25 taliban says his brother him. nurses chief meet halfway on pay demands breakthrough on the way with our nurses. independent last but not least i was physically attacked . william claims harry. explain book a

bing in 2020 and 2021 for goods and consumers have been pivoting. they have been switching to buying services and that is really what we're seeing. i think it will take some timeor the trend line to catch up with the flattening out of goods demand. meanwhile the services economy is looking pretty good. so yesterday everybody got freaked out by the retail sales numbers indicating a consumer led recession but i think it is important to realize the offset may very well be spending on services. charles: what about the notion, there are so many potential outcomes right now, feels like the pendulum swung closely to the crowd saying recession is a sure thing? to your point yesterday, felt like tea leaves said it may happen sooner rather than later. with that in mind is there still possibility of a soft landing? >> oh, i think so. i mean, look, it is kind of changes day by day. couple days ago i had people pat me on the back, at least in theory, verbally, saying things were looking pretty good for the soft landing. then yesterday looked more like a hard landing. but you know, so far, i think the jury is out. i believe that what causes recessions is credit crunches, ca

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bing ana's phone. it indicated it was stationary in the area of the cohasset house on new year's eve until 3:14 a.m. on january 2nd. there was no outgoing calls made at that time:14 a.m. on the 2nd was turned off. defendant stated ana should have been wearing a dress, black jacket, hunter boots, watch, ring, as well as carrying a prada purse. defendant gave a timeline of 6:00 or 6:10 a.m. on the 1st when he last saw her. what i'd like to do is describe his actions on the days from january 1st. defendant indicated on january 1st at 3:00 p.m. he did some errands and went to his mother's house in swampscott but got lost because he didn't have his phone. he said he knew he was lost when he saw a pirate ship on route 1. defendant stated he stayed 15 minutes then went to whole foods and cvs. surveillance was checked and did he not enter either of those stores. on january 1st defendant googled using his son's ipad some of the searches are as follows, keep in mind that the defendant said he left at 6:00 a.m. at 4:55 a.m. on january 1st he searched how long before a body starts to smell? at 4:58 a.m., how to stop a body from decomposing. at 5:20 a.m. he searched how to

time and e regularly. unfortunately, we can already suspect an eating disorder called binge eating disorder.ircle of eating disorders, for example, a person overate and after overeating feels feelings of guilt and shame and this feeling of guilt and shame leads to the fact that a person either goes on a strict diet or starves, a strict diet in itself causes a feeling, that something is missing if some other trigger e or stress arises here, or an emotion or something else, then overeating is a way to deal with that emotion. and now, in fact, the rpp circle is closed and a person walks. eh, it's a very long time. some people all their lives without even realizing that this is a pathological overeating eating disorder - it's never about lack of willpower. it's about the fact that this is a disease that requires treatment, lydia, we realized that if this is not a case of an eating disorder, what to do with the rare nightly evening forays to the refrigerator, start with the simplest with physical activity, walk at least before sleep, a and add to that. uh, breathing exercises, for example, the sq

maybe the first time you type something into a search engine, whether that was google or bing or askjeevesalways get an accurate response. >> no, you don't. that is something that happens when you google something or ask a person a question. you will sometimes get inaccurate responses. it is a very advanced technology that is used very large amounts of data, and trained the system. the next generation will train the system on a couple of orders of magnitude more data, but there's always going to be inaccuracies and there's always going to have to be some human thinking about what is there and what is not there. i would say in terms of the biggest concerns right now that i've think about, some of those folks should be asking themselves, we know what automation did to blue-collar jobs, the impact that has had. what do we do when we have a lot of people that we don't need anymore to be productive because generally, ai can replace so many white-collar jobs? then you start getting into the south of the questions about what is an accurate answer, how do we see what the bias is? it is a black box

television experience lots to get through and i hope be binge watching mark dolan tonight nights i'll be dealing with keir starmer in just 2 minutes time bethany elsey elsey . mark thank bethany elsey elsey. mark thank you. good evening i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. ambulance workers are planning strike this month in their dispute over pay. more than 2600 members of unite will walk out on monday. the 23rd across england and wales as new figures show, recording numbers of ambulances waiting to handle over patients to a&e over christmas , over 40% of crews had christmas, over 40% of crews had to wait more than half an hour in the to the new year. the health secretary, steve barclay will meet health unions on monday. he hopes there can be some progress. monday. he hopes there can be some progress . a pay review will some progress. a pay review will be looking at the pressure of cost of living, the pressure on inflation the scope for us to see how we make that more affordable by together on issues of productivity, on issues, of efficiency. i wrote at about that last night. i hope she constructively on that.

television experience lots to get through and i hope be binge watching mark dolan tonight nights i'll be dealing with keir starmer in just 2 minutes time bethany elsey elsey . mark thank bethany elsey elsey. mark thank you. good evening i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. ambulance workers are planning strike this month in their dispute over pay. more than 2600 members of unite will walk out on monday. the 23rd across england and wales as new figures show, recording numbers of ambulances waiting to handle over patients to a&e over christmas , over 40% of crews had christmas, over 40% of crews had to wait more than half an hour in the to the new year. the health secretary, steve barclay will meet health unions on monday. he hopes there can be some progress. monday. he hopes there can be some progress . a pay review will some progress. a pay review will be looking at the pressure of cost of living, the pressure on inflation the scope for us to see how we make that more affordable by together on issues of productivity, on issues, of efficiency. i wrote at about that last night. i hope she constructively on that.

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looking for a thrilling new series to binge—watch over this weekend, the rig mightjust fit the bill. are you in any groups where people suggest things all the timeagain, or they could drift. once we're out of sight there's no guarantee they'd find us again. keep them coming in. you've got until they get here to find a reason not to get on that boat. if i can get my crew home safe, then that's what i'm going to do. read this. it's buzz. he's gone. he didn't go to the rec room? no. the canteen? no. i already checked. must be still in the module. we'll start searching. bring in others if you need to, but keep it quiet. right. rochenda sandalljoins us now. good morning. have you got a whatsapp _ good morning. have you got a whatsapp list _ good morning. have you got a whatsapp list or— good morning. have you got a whatsapp list or a _ good morning. have you got a whatsapp list or a group - good morning. have you got a whatsapp list or a group of. good morning. have you got a - whatsapp list or a group of people where _ whatsapp list or a group of people where you — whatsapp list or a group of people where you have _ whatsapp list or a group of peopl