i mean chad g, b, t and key google services are not available in china. now, is the program that by do is developing this early bought? is that just that china version or something for the, for the free market as, as a real competitor to these other companies? i'm not quite sure where they're rolling it out, but i expect yes that they will be the only ones on the chinese market. and we will, we will have to see once they complete their test, if they decide to come to the rest of the world as well. but they're usually also accessible in the rest of the world. so for sure, we should be able to to select it, but which languages they will bring outright or roll out. that remains to be seen because butner, ceo of my antics lapse. thank you for your time. thanks. and here are some of the other business stories that are making news around the world. and i grew up to monitor transparency international says more than 50000 properties in britain are owned by anonymous investors, including some with close ties to russia. that's despite laws seeking to stop dirty rus

i'm manila chad. you are tuned into modus operandi. this week we will dive into libya now more than 10 years after the death of mo, mar gadhafi. in a divided libya littered with a patchwork of rebel groups vying for power. only one thing is unanimous by international observers. this north african country is a failed state. so just how did a once thriving society go from this to this in just a matter of a decade will discuss with a former us diplomat to africa. all right, let's get into the m, o, the me . thousands of armed rebels. major cities in ruins, open slave trade happening on the streets. the rule of law no longer exists in this fractured country, destroyed by nato. bombings in 2011 now began as 3 separate colonies. sara niga triple atanya, and phys on under the ottoman empire. but to day, we know it simply as libya, after world war 2, a sort of guardianship was granted to the u. k. and france. soon after the u. n. g, a granted independence and unification of all those 3 regions. but its independence, however, came at a cost. th

chad, great to see you.he department of homeland security tried to stop these border agents from testifying first. >> that's a great question, maria, i suspect it's because they don't want these border agents to tell the truth, right. the administration hasn't let these individuals talk to media over the course of two years and they certainly don't want them testifying because at end of the day these are law enforcement officers. they are going to tell the truth and talk about what they see and dramatically different what the president and vice president and even the secretary are telling the american people and i think that's what's concerning to them. maria: what do you think they will say? you have been there and showed incredible leadership on the border in your time in office. we have taken the show five times. we know the terrible happenings every day. what do you expect to hear from them today? >> i expect to hear the truth and the truth is that border is overrun and has been for two years and there's

chad, you saw the back and forth, you heard the back and forth. it seems to be coming more and more we're going down this path of people being very verbal from the audience during the state of union. what do you make of it tonight? >> it's almost like a debate you would see in a high school from time to time. it was notable, kelly ferris who was inside said marjory green yelled liar at one point. this is reminiscent by a speech by president obama on obamacare that was not state of the union in 2009. you had these vocal, visceral reactions from republicans. in fact according to kelly, there was one point where he was recognizing paul pelosi who was brutally attacked late last year just before the election and you had several members, andy biggs and a couple of others who didn't even rise to applaud at that moment. but that said, the president did not talk about these maga republicans as much as he used to. he was interrupted by applause on 100 occasions, an even 100. and the thing that people will probably talk about the most tomorrow, on the repub

near tel aviv for the opening of chads embassy in israel. is a major step in normalizing relations, since chad severed ties in 1972 in solidarity with palestine. there's been a wider diplomatic push to build ties with muslim majority african countries since netanyahu's previous didn't, as prime minister ukrainian president wrote a miss lensky is urged the european union to impose war sanctions on russia. the european commission president or so on a line is in key for summit on friday and said a sanctions package, including price caps on russian oil would be ready for the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion. as despite division between member states over what the caps should be. so those cases, the rock is moving too slowly, we are speedily robust gazelle dang. as when she does, that is the common to ask for the european union is to reduce russia's ability to bypass sanctions. the sooner this is achieved, the closer we will get to the defeat of russia's aggression. we have noticed that the pace of sanctions has slowed down a bit while the te

chad? reporter: well, neil, lawmakers are mad officials have already briefed aids for the top eight members of congress from both chambers. that's known as the gang of eight. gop members believe the administration should take more aggressive action. >> this is part of the lack of pushback, the total lack of pushback. >> well they own us. >> from taiwan. >> congressman? >> now they are over-flying our nuclear sites and keep getting away with it because we let them there's no consequence. reporter: house speaker kevin mccarthy described this as a brazen disregard for u.s. sovereignty. gop montana representative ryan zinke demanded the u.s. shoot down the balloon and called this a clear provocation by the chinese. zinke is not the only one. >> why hasn't the biden administration shot this spy balloon down? it's very disturbing to know that it's still up there in the air, near our military installations. the time is now. let's get this thing out of the air. reporter: but china is surveiling the

and so he, for example, lee, he sent his own troops to northern chad. there is a strip of land in the north of chad. it has an ear vase and he sent troops unoccupied. it was called that losing strip. and he said, well, now unity with chad and he was using that base to bomb other countries. like he, he sent bombers to bomb cartoon in sudan, c, because they refused to join his soon. so he was very aggressive. it was very aggressive and he wanted to be the leader. what would be the leader of war, africa, if he couldn't be the leader of all the countries, he could be the leader of all of africa. but of course the africans didn't want to join. and he was very frustrated. can you expand for us on this? libya and his dreams of this big oil monopoly. yes, they will. they had to join opec in order to make sure they get the prices that they wanted and that they could influence. oh pick no. i don't remember how many barrels a day they were exploding. i think it was about a 1000000 and he could, it could influence the price of oil and he wanted to make sure that th

if chad g, b, g is call it a can, google is probably a 3 or 4 today. and now they have billions and billions are going to spend played catch up with barton some others, they own search. but clearly, microsoft now she's going to start to now that gap and this is a game changing technology that really not just other tech players reading was sheets watching the course i was maybe to 3 or 4. where's meta and all of this? they're kind of somewhere in the middle. i think the, you know, they've obviously arkenberg significant invest in met averse. and you look on the artificial intelligence. i mean, they've dove into the pool, but not too deep. and i think they're still trying to figure out where they play. and i think for matter, this is a fork in the road in terms of how aggressive they're going to go down this path. because you see going to be arms roots more as he billions and billions spent in terms of big tech boats in the u. s. as well as china, or ident ives, that investment firm wed bush, talking about that a race. thank you. stood out of some of the

chad wolf, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you.ley: businesses who are struggling by the way to fill empty positions are now looking to hire migrant workers. come back in here, lauren. would they get the same pay? lauren: in some cases, ashley, yes. illegal immigrants are being paid the same as their american counterparts. look, there's 11 million jobs that are open and some employers are having a field day being able to hire this new and relatively cheap labor. they want to keep them. they pay them more. this is happening anecdotally in restaurants and construction sites. there's no way to track this , because it's off the books. it's under the table, but it is happening. the "wall street journal" did a deep dive and they said look, the migrants are seeing their wages go up by about 40% as the u.s. job market tightens, and then if you look at remittances, that money being sent back to latin america up 9% in the past year to $142 billion and that's one way to say okay, more workers are coming in or more migrants are coming in. see

tel aviv, the opening of chads embassy in israel to major step in normalizing relations. says chance 7 ties, 972 in solidarity with palestine. european commission president was left on the line at a new sanctions package, including price caps on russian oil will be ready for the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion. russian president vladimir putin said russia would use more than just tanks to repel what he described as the aggression of the collective west. yes, house republicans have voted to remove democratic representative elana omar from the foreign affairs committee and was been ousted for previous comments. critical of israel. how speaker kevin mccarthy defended the decision based upon what she had said, the anti semitic comments. it's all about the benjamins, via the military in america is equal to hamas and the taliban on $911.00, something happened that day. even the former democratic chair of the committee believed her comments were wrong when a resolution was brought up to deal with this last time, she never apologized. they changed the resolution to say anti

it's a major step in normalize, in relations between the 2 countries. chad severed ties with israel in 1972 and solidarity with palestinians. meanwhile, israel and sudan have agree to normalize relations. israel's foreign minister, eli cohen has returned from khartoum, where he met sedans, army chief, abdel, flatter alba, spain and morocco have signed 20 trade agreements as they seek to repaired decades of strained by lateral ties. swain's prime minister pedro sanchez admits his broken counterpart as his leech in rabbit. hey, francis has addressed tens of thousands of young people in the democratic republic of congo. is the 1st paypal visit to the country in more than 37 years. while giant shell has reported a record profit of nearly $40000000000.00 in 2022 is the highest in the companies. on june 15 year history is continues hair and altos, air after witness. ah . mezzo may not kayla know t a still a lamp agassi lane day in a minute to lago? he now yes. how it goes saturday sir, but again, no brother said going i today to lago and lower their matter cable. okay. let me say by the petr

. >> we're joined now by chad live in good from the detroit news. chad, what is a situation at this point, and do we have any confirmed facts about the situation from officials there? >> all we can confirm at this hour, is there was one person who was shot and killed inside of murky car haul which is in downtown east lansing, east lansing has down on one side of the road, and a campus on the south side of grand river avenue, which is the main thoroughfare the connects east lansing to lansing. and there is one confirmed fatality inside the hall, and police have been going from hall to hall. searching a pretty wide stretch of campus. i on the east side of michigan state campus from that downtown area, that is heading east. and i just cleared an off campus apartment building. cedar village well known place and michigan state >> chad, the building where the killing occurred, what we know about it, is not a dormitory? >> berkey hall, i do not know off the top of my head,-y whether that's dormitory or not. i don't think it is. it's not a dormitory, e is w

that is the question chad. >> not for california, not the next 48 hours. storm that california has seen in decades. not like the 40s and 50s where it snowed on the beach. but there was flurries near and on top of the hollywood sign. about 1,000 feet below sea level. there is the snow, it's raining in california along the coast. but you get above 500 to 1,000 feet and it's all snow. the snow is actually a good thing. it will take long toward run off. but not good if you are driving in it. and the blizzard warings for the mountains and ventura county. there are 120,000 people in this red zone for the blizzard warnings. you see l.a., it will not snow but there will be heavy rainfall. some spots could see flooding rain rather than the snow on top of the mountains. people are saying pretty much no matter where are you in california, you will be able to see snow on top of the mountains. >> on the hollywood sign, chad, come on? >> i saw it from my helicopter, they were flurries but they were there. >> proof. >> you can't make a snowball but okay. >> it's hollywoo

chad, hello. >> good morning, bill. americans want to know if these objects are from russia, china, or outer space. the military is koi about the latest batch of unidentified flying objects. >> have you ruled out aliens and if so, why? that's what everyone is asking us right now. >> i will let the intel community and counter intelligence community figure it out. we continue to assess every threat or potential threat unknown that approaches north america with an attempt to identify. >> the house intelligence committee held a public hearing last year on ufos, the first formal inquiry by congress into ufos since the 1960s. lawmakers adopted legislation require to military to document and compile unexplained sightings. >> there was a major shift between the first report from the director of national intelligence in 2021 to the second report in 2022 in the sense that the second report did not include the many technical details or did not reveal what all of the objects might be. >> lawmakers say the balloon shot down off the

chad o'carroll working for the risk group on the programme.been found near the spot where a mother of two went missing three weeks ago. nicola bulley�*s disappearance last month has caused headlines around the world as the police revealed details of her private life more than two weeks into the search for her. judith moritz reports. the search for nicola bulley has been on land, in water, and by air. now, finally, there is news that could be significant. the police were called just after 11:30am this morning to reports of a body in the river wyre. the nearest road was quickly closed off and the footpath along the water's edge also sealed. after a mammoth search, which extended all the way to the sea, this discovery was made within a short distance of where nicola went missing, near to the village of st michael's on wyre. she was last seen more than three weeks ago in a field where she was walking her dog. her phone was then discovered on a bench next to the water. today, the body was found downriver, about a mile away. an underwater search tea

but the, the fact is that both chad and sit down are incredibly poor countries. since it sudan has been under increased sanctions because of the military coup, they're desperate for israeli technology. they're desperate for capital. and i would not be surprised if the us state department was sent to behind some of these efforts as well. can perhaps conditioning some degree of aiden support with normalizing relations with israel. right. but even so, is this a sustainable long term policy for a country like sudan and others on the african continent? it depends on how rapidly the pro democracy, the movements progress in sudan has a very impressive in large pro democracy movement over through the genocidal a 30 year regime of a i'll be for just a few years ago. they had a coalition government for a time, but now their military, 2nd military coups, the other they're struggling some more. i don't doubt that they're the civilian. and so eventually gain control in sudan. i don't think it will look very kindly towards the military officers that ruled over them or the coun

>> neil: thank you for that, chad. chad pergram on capitol hill.else, you think about it, senator, the far greater concern right now these classified documents, but what the chinese are up to. and the widespread tentacles that they are getting their way with very little u.s. opposition. what do you think of that? >> well, i think there is multiple reasons why congress, in particular the oversight committee select committee on intelligence ought to know what was taken outside of secure facilities and what may have been available to some of our adversaries. in other words, we need to know what they know, and we need to take appropriate steps to counter any action they may t take. this whole idea that the biden administration can investigate itself and keep secret from congress what's in those documents for a risk assessment that we as policymakers have a constitutional right to make, is unacceptable, and it's also unacceptable, neil, just to limit this to the so-called gang of eight, those of us on the intelligence committees have oversight responsib

the opening of chads embassy in israel is a major step in normalizing relations. says chad severed ties in 1972 in solidarity with palestine has been a wider diplomatic push to build ties with muslim majority african countries. since netanyahu's previous didn't as prime minister ukrainian president go to mozilla. he is urging the european union to impose more sanctions on moscow. european commission president or so on the line is in key for summit on friday, instead of sanctions package, including price caps on russian oil will be ready for the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion. russia's president vladimir putin warned, european intervention will be punished in despite the you promise to lensky said, block is moving too slowly, speedily. you've replaced yourself dennis. lindsey does that just the common to ask for. the european union is to reduce russia's ability to bypass sanctions. the sooner this is achieved, the closer we will get to the defeat of russia's aggression. we have noticed that the pace of sanctions has slowed down a bit while the terrace state h

>> neil: thanks for that, chad. chad pergram. so what do we do?rmer cbo director himself. doug, what would do it? what would define a default? >> a failure to make timely payments on interest or principal on u.s. treasuries. that's something that we've never done at a large scale. the concern here is that if they do not raise or suspend the debt limit, the treasury would be unable to sort the bills in to these are interest and principal and these are social security, these are medicare. which ones do we want to pay. instead, they're unable to pay them all and that would include treasuries. that's not to be trifled with. few things are more dangerous to the global economy than a default on treasuries. you can just imagine investors thinking i'm not going to get paid. let's dump the treasuries. that's a disaster scenario. so certainly i hope that mitch mcconnell is right and that this will be debt with in a timely fashion and you and i don't have to worry about this. it's a significant race that faces the u.s. >> and all the chicane early leading up

>> neil: thanks, chad. chad pergram. let's go to congressman glen ivy of maryland.h for taking the time. do you rule out as it seems some military types have all the way up to the white house that these are not ufos or extra terrestrial objects? >> i'm not ready to go x file on this. much more concerned about the chinese than the martians at this point. all kidding aside, we're not sharing or maybe by decide the white house and the military are not sharing details. but they rule that out which means that they know more than what they're letting on. what do you think? >> yeah, that makes sense. that's probably a good thing at this point. i know there's a lot of concern ant -- and a desire to get more information out to the public, to elected officials and the like. a lot of times when the information isn't there, there's a vac you'll that gets filled by conspiracy theories and those sorts of things. yes, i'd like to know more. the public would like to know more. the ke shawn -- key at the moment, that they know what's going on and they're protecting us. i think we wa

large language model technologies in general and the famous chad gpt.ft has found a new application for teaching a neural network to control robots. it is more accurate to translate the wishes of a person expressed in ordinary human language into a program code understandable to machines. in general, all these tasks have already been solved in parts with a neural network. from openai. they write program code quite successfully - it even works. as commercially available the tool is called code pilot and is built into github, the largest global source code collaboration platform. in the case of any robots, including flying drones. here one more dimension of opportunity is added immediately. this is a newly created neural network code to apply to the physical world. and the main thing is to immediately correct the result, again with human speech. moreover, the range of tasks to be solved is huge; these can be relatively abstract tasks in the examples of the published work of researchers. microsoft were. in particular, the requirements for the copter. find

so later that year, his chad comer has season tickets to the tennessee -- titans football team. there was tickets, for my research, seemed to be valued at about $3,000 or a quarter of what he got in covid relief funds, right. so it is a fair question to, ask did shames comer's brother really need that money, did he need that $12, 000, that 3000, -- that is basically what that's getting. >> okay, but kurt, it was not just comer. -- congress, we saw members of congress on both sides of the aisle get money from these covid programs. you used to advise the oversight committee, you and i have talked about this. the money was doled out, yes, america was in crisis, yes we were on the brink of financial disaster. but these programs have virtually no guardrails. you can just put first name last, name and they will send a check. >> yeah, to be, clear i don't have a problem with looking at how the money was spent, but by the federal government that's. the job of congress. that's actually the job of committee. my problem is the credibility of the messengers here. you have almost, what, seve

and, chad comer appears to own property in tennessee, with james comer, and he received a very smallr covid relief program in the end of 2020. so later that year, his chad comer has season tickets to the tennessee -- those research seem to be valued at about $3,000 per quarter of what he got in covid relief funds, right. so it is a fair question to, ask did shames comer's brother really need that money, did he need that $12, 000, that 3000, -- that is what it is getting. at >> okay, but, it wasn't just comb, or all over members of congress, we saw members of congress on both sides of the aisle get money from these covid programs. used to advise the oversight committee, you and i have talked about this. since the money was told, out yes america was in, crisis yes we were on the brink of financial disaster, but these programs have virtually no guardrails. you can just put first name last, name and they will send a check. >> yeah, to be, clear i don't have a problem with looking at how the money was spent, but from -- the job of the committee. the problem, is the credibility of the mess

>> mike: chad on the hill. chad, thanks.continue their efforts to investigate what they call collusion between big tech companies and democratic lawmakers. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie tell us where things stand tonight. >> we want accountability. we want transparency and want this done as quickly as possible. >> house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan slamming the ceos of five major tech companies with subpoenas. demanding they turn over documents relating to alleged collusion with the government to suppress free speech. spokespeople from microsoft and meta tell fox digital they're gathering documents and engaging with the committee's request. notably missing from the subpoena list. >> little worried about the direction that -- and the effect of social media on the world and especially twitter. >> twitter ceo elon musk. >> elon musk has released that information. if they do the same there wouldn't have been a need for the subpoena. >> do you solemnly swear or affirm. >> musk's twitter files led to a bombs

chad pergram, thank you, as always. we'll talk to you again within the hour. thank you, chad. i'm going to toss it over to mike now. mike: christian whiton, former state department official in the george w. bush and donald trump administrations joins us now and, christian, welcome. what's happening at the state department when things like this happen? >> well, they're busy sort of picking up the scraps from the secretary of state's abandoned tripp to china. they had been building -- trip to china. they had been building up this argument to engage china more. china hadn't done a lot to deserve greater engagement, but the national security council and the state department have been saying, well, we want there to be a baseline below which our relations with china cannot fall behind the scenes here, john kerry, the climate envoy has been somewhat desperate to get over to china and to get the deal of the century out of the chinese. the backdrop here the biden administration doesn't really have a china policy. if you say what's our china foreign policy, you don't really get a clear

sudan's military is alleged to have murdered six rangers in chad's zakouma national park in 2012.hutson: that murder was accomplished by a joint force of the sudan armed forces and the sudan central reserve police unit known as abu tera. the park rangers, being good muslims, went out to pray one morning at sunrise, and this joint force executed them in an infantry sle. narrator: the rangers in zakouma are among the 100 or so rangers killed protecting elephants in africa each year. vira: these guys put their lives on the line, and many of them, until very recently, were operating with, you know, broken down rifles, no pensions, no mechanisms, no clear mechanisms in place to take care of your family if the primary breadwinner dies. shelley: terrorists are operating as businessmen these days, and they are seizing targets opportunity. narrator: al qaeda affiliate al shabaab is an example. kalron: al shabaab is built out of former warlords. their profession is trafficking. if it's not in ivory, then it's in weapons, in narcotics, in fuel, in ods, in timber, in charcoal. narrator: the u

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let's get straight to chad myers. chad, who is going to feel the worst of this generational blast here? mind numbing cold. >> it is in montreal, quebec city, this is a widespread very cold event that is about to approach the northeast. already seeing some snow around this morning, but the big story is how much cold there will be. windchill warnings out there. there may be windchills 50 to 60 below zero because the winds may below 50 miles per hour and the temperature will be 20 below sev itself. your house doesn't feel 60 below, but the winds will be coming through your cracks for sure. current windchill in buffalo is 5 below zero. here is the winds expected from 20 to 30 and on up to 50, but by sunday, this is all over. so this is not a long term event. here is what we're expecting for lows tonight, even boston 6 below zero. that is the thermometer. now with the windchill, quebec and montreal, already about 40 below zero, going to 50 below. the irony is that 40 below celsius is the same at fahrenheit, they match at t

chad gpt, performed by chinese scientists, turned out to be not very successful just a couple of hoursject declared as an analogue of the sensational dialogue in artificial intelligence. from open ai, the servers could not withstand the load and the neural network was turned off. and this despite the fact that the language model was built and trained at the university in foundation university number three in china number 31 in the world, he finally last year. that is, it is a very strong state university, which now apologizes in every possible way. odessa we are scientific institutions. we don't have enough engineers. later , scientists recognized that the level of development of the neural network itself. dacha from the gp there was far away, and it was more of an academic laboratory experience, however, at least one moment. they have proven with success an incredible interest in technology in general reporting to the local press about creation of the first chinese analogue. cha-gper dispersed with the purpose of the network, voevo, tens of millions of posts, these users. actually, th

and chad meyers in the weather center, and this is a massive faultline center, and can you explain this? >> yes, the 7.8 did the damage, but the aftershocks are crumbling the buildings that were damaged by the initial 7.8. this is 6:00 local time eastern time today, and we have a yelling across the room say 7.5, and i was like, no, 7.8, and they said, no, 7.5 aftershock, which is a tremendous earthquake all by itself, and you can see all of the others in the 4s, 5s and even in the 6s. this earthquake, the first one was not really an epicenter earthquake where all of the shaking happened under the dot. this was an epi-line, a fracture of the earth's crust almost 120 miles long. so this fracture, this break pg of the crust happened along the line in the initial one. now, all of these other aftershocks are happening here. well, it is because there are fault lines, and obviously there are, with the arabian and the anatoli here, and the triple-plate here where the initial earthquake happened and yes, it is cold. we have a cold front coming through, and the temperatures in the morning will be

make sure to check out chad's book. intelligence james clapper claims he did not call hunter biden's laptop russian disinformation but clapper was one of the 50 intel officials that signed that letter denying credibility reporting on the laptop just before the 2020 election. now shifting the blame to political there was a message distortion. all we were doing was raising a yellow flick that this could be russian disinformation. political deliberately distorted what we said, but klapper seemed pretty sure what he meant at the time. listen. >> to me, this classic textbook worked. >> >> todd: classic textbook? "the washington post" fact-checkers, imposed my backing up the new defense by klapper "the political article itself does not say disinformation claim." as the republicans on the house committee to interview until officials who signed that 2020 letter. >> ashley: the christian group that made "he gets us" super bowl commercial with responding to alexandria ocasio-cortez's accusations that this promotes fascism. ♪ ♪ sh

the first serious attempt to repeat the success of chad gpt performed by chinese scientists turned out to be not very successful just a couple of hours after the launch of the project declared as an analogue, the sensational dialogue of artificial intelligence could not withstand the load and the neural network was turned off. and this despite the fact that the language model was built and trained at the university in the foundation and died. three in china number 31 in the world. it is as of last year. that is this is a very strong public university that now makes all sorts of apologies to the gums. we are scientific institutions, we do not have enough engineers. later , scientists recognized that the level of development of the neural network of the dutch five. it was far away. it was more of an academic laboratory experience, however, for at least one moment. they have proven with success an incredible interest in technology. in general, the message of the local press about the creation of the first chinese analogue of cha-peka was distributed in tens of millions of posts, these use

hi, chad. >> good morning.al have derailed the young senate career of john fetterman. his chief of staff says the capitol attending physician recommended him for in-patient care at walter reed after suffering from clinical depression. fetterman had a stroke last year. >> doing that debate wasn't exactly easy. after the stroke i got knocked down but i got back up. i will fight for everyone in pennsylvania whoever got knocked down ever had to get back up. >> doctors determined last week fetterman did not suffer a second stroke after that hospital visit his colleagues weren't worried about fetterman missing time. >> i've been with him at lunches and committee meetings and he is doing fine. >> will he be able to be there for big votes in the future? >> no question. >> lawmakers are applauding him for speaking out about mental health struggles and seeking treatment. he sat out a committee hearing id and missed a third of the senate's votes this year. customary for the senate to close ranks around ill colleagues. it'

in our youtube chad. bob saw saying why aren't south african benefiting from solar energy? a lot of people bringing up renewable energy as well. for example, we had a video comment sent to us from re beto mckoko, a chef there in south africa, who well take a listen to what she said. so we tried, we tried to get more guess appliances by millions of teaching finances. we can afford solar energy, we kind of were generated. so guess is our next thing. so we try to catch like a guess avenue that we use when they slow shooting. we try and beat them to schedule, so we try and talk and blend and boil things out with a castle before the shooting goes also, it's just a matter. we actually just always working in a panic mode. those are some of the things and not stocking as much. so we buy limited dr. wade and limit food. what is because the losses that will in terry will be having to my so working in a panic mode does not seem like a recipe for success. for any economy or a business or individual, you know, without in mind poking me there, i'm wondering if it seems obvious that the w

chad gpt eh.ugh even before that, those who wanted could use non-ukrainian numbers to register and get access to the new platform where you could use this chatbot based on the artificial intelligence of the new generation, so to speak. it is clear, like any technology that is developing and around which there is hype, it cannot be evaluated only by you, whether it is solidly positive or negative. at the moment , we can say that ukrainians are starting to test en masse, it is not only about business, although it is still before the official permission to use in ukraine of this service, ukrainian businessmen of different communities began to actively promote ideas and how to use them , there were certain kladas or flaps that popularized and taught willing ukrainians businessmen to use the advantages of this chart, in fact we are talking about the new generation of search engines and why the question immediately arose that the chat will be gtp or similar - it is actually a killer of search engines go

from kharkiv, well, it's completely untrue maybe everything is possible maybe i know something more chadfact chaji pi ti was also integrated into the search system microsoft bing and if you start asking questions about yourself in bing using charge gptv then you get quite realistic and correct results a chaji pita is a text generation, so you get a grammatically correct text, but the facts need to be really checked, this does not mean that all the questions you will ask the boots will be correct, it means that if the event is quite known and there is enough information, then you get a fairly realistic and correct answer but if there is not enough information on this topic, you get a beautiful but not always correct answer, by the way, we asked the gpt chat what he can say about the espresso tv channels, for the espresso tv channel there is a ukrainian informational tv channel that began broadcasting in the 13th year, the channel specializes in political news and analysis, as well as other socially important events in ukraine and the world . one of the few ukrainian channels that has its

abraham accords in 2020 lillia. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu joined the president of chad near tel aviv, the opening of chance embassy in israel. it's a major step in normalizing rations since chad 7 ties in 1972 in solidarity with palestine and has been a wider diplomatic push to build ties with muslim majority african countries. since netanyahu's previous didn't as prime minister ah ukrainian president laudermill zalinski is urging european union to impose more sanctions on russia. european commission president osler on the line is in key for summit on friday. she said a sanctions package including price caps on russian. oil will be ready for the 1st anniversary of rushes invasion, as despite division between member states of what the caps should be. so those cases, the block is moving too slowly. we are here to us believe robberies, gazelle diners, when she does digest the common to ask for the european union, is to reduce rushes ability to bypass sanctions. the sooner this was achieved, the closer we will get to the defeat of russia's aggression. we have noticed that t

senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is live on capitol hill. a busy week there, chad. the spy craft has added a whole other level of interest and possibly i want to get your take is there some bipartisan concern here? >> absolutely. they are concerned about what the chinese were doing here. the chinese were certainly dialed in they were listening in and american officials believe the spy balloon was tuned into u.s. conversations. president biden is down playing the entire episode. >> president biden: it is not a measurable breach. it is a violation of national law. or airspace. we can do what we want with it once it's there. >> the balloon had multiple antenna to eavesdrop and soak up information. the government wants to know exactly what the chinese heard. >> until we actually have the hardware that was on that balloon we can't say for sure. we can take educated guesses of it. we can't know for sure. that's why we should have shot it down as soon as it was approaching alaska, china should not be able to send air ships into our airspace. >> upset lawmakers pressed offi

chad myers has the forecast for us. bit absolutely. the first brings moisture up from the gulf of mexico, second brings a cold front that could interact with it and certainly by tomorrow the chance of severe weather. some very beneficial rainfall coming down right now though in a place that that the level 3 and even level 4 of 4 drought here across parts of oklahoma and texas. only real threat of any severe weather would be here later on today. that moves to the east and gets a little closer to the gulf of mexico tomorrow to interact with that humidity. the wind though may be knocking down some branches and power lines. look at this area, hundreds of thousands of square miles here when we talk about the wind advisories. skiers will take the snow and so will lake mead later this year when it melts.he rockies and it moves in to the plains tomorrow. and even into des moines. and the potential for severe weather is in the deep south tomorrow, but it did move farther to the east by the time we talk about thursday. there will

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. >> let's get to chad meyers. this is very strange weather. a friend in l.a.ut of her home for three days. her power was out. downed trees in her neighborhood. this is in los angeles. >> that's right. especially in l.a. mountains. all of that snow. some spots over 60 inches of snow. the same energy, the same low pressure that moved through oklahoma yesterday with a very serious situation here and as ed eluded to, over 100 mile-per-hour wind gusts. these storms, though, were moving at 80 miles per hour. those are storms you can't chase. you can't get out of the way. when you hear your warning for storms like this you must get if the basement or some place safe. here's 10:00 last night. there is oklahoma city and norman. now look where this storm is now. you can hardly drive that quickly to where it is now to little rock, arkansas. the severe weather will be to the east. winds gusting about 55 miles per hour. the severe weather center over indianapolis and also over columbus, ohio. look at this for 11:00 tonight. it starts to snow in new york city. then it even

chad pergram has that story live on the hill now. chad, hello. >> good morning, bill. the border is 1700 miles from washington, d.c. but the border comes to capitol hill today. republicans hope to cast a spotlight on the border hours before president biden delivers his state of the union speech. some gop members want to impeach homeland security secretary mayokas and even the president over the border. >> let's do the inquiry. but if we will sit around and talk about it and not have any action on this to investigate and then proceed with normal due process rights for secretary mayokas then i think you make a huge mistake. we just don't have the time. we can't go for another two years with 5 million people illegally entering the country. >> bill: fox has told biggs knows one of the agents testifying today. but these are not the witnesses the gop wanted at the hearing. there is pressure from conservatives on house speaker kevin mccarthy to impeach. mccarthy is taking a measured approach. >> we will never use impeachment for political reasons. it is not going to happen. i

on capitol hill chad pergram, fox news. griff: chad, thank you, now to mississippi where the tate county sheriff's office is charging 52-year-old richard with first-degree murder. he reportedly went on a shooting spree killing six people in a town 30 miles south of memphis friday afternoon. charles watson is live with the latest details hey, charles. charles: devastating situation. 52-year-old suspect in the case carried out shootings armed with a shotgun and two handguns killing at least 6 people including his ex-wife and stepfather. the shooting span at least 4 different scenes the first being the parking lot of this gas station here behind me. this is where the sheriff says the suspect identified as richard opened fire and killed a man sitting in the driver's seat of a pickup truck in the gas station parking lot around 11:0. the victim's brother was also in the pickup truck but was able to escape through the woods after cr um allegedly chased him briefly. second call came in about another shooting a couple of miles away

chad program on capitol hill, what's the latest? reporter: the border is 1700 miles from washington dc, the border comes to capitol hill today, republicans hope to cast a spotlight on the border just hours before president biden delivered to state of the union speech. >> i spent my career protecting the sovereignty of borders, the president is failing to do that and it is sending a message of weakness where anyone can infiltrate our borders whether it is the physical borders on the ground. >> there's pressure from conservatives on house speaker kevin mccarthy to impeach homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas or even the president over the border but mccarthy is taking a measured approach. >> we will never use impeachment for political reasons. just not going to happen. that doesn't mean if something rises to the level of impeachment we would not do it. they will start the inquiry and let it go where it takes them. >> reporter: it may be hard for republicans to pass any border security plan which would get through the senate

chad myers tracking the system for us. where's this heading now, chad?an, that's really what -- we're not going to see this type of weather that we saw in oklahoma city, but that's the bulk of the severe weather will happen today. some of these nine tornadoes may actual be be the same tornados starting in harrisburg lean, oklahoma moving up to norman, oklahoma and moving towards shani. these storms moving at 90 miles per hour. highest gust i could find is 114 in memphis, texas. here goes the storm. still seeing thunder and lightning in parts of chicago. this is the center of bulk of activity today. there will be a lot of wind across the south behind the storm, 40 to 50 miles per hour easy there. so be careful if your driving here, especially high-profile vehicles. and then a snow event for the northeast. here's the severe weather for today but here's how this shapes up. we take you and move ahead till 1:00 or so. thunderstorms still firing on the warm side. then there's a cold side by tonight. especially by midnight, it will be snowing in the city. snowi