i reached out to google to ask about the map glitch, but have not heard back. i guess the lesson might be this happens occasionally, so maybe let's not be quite so dependent on our phones. so i need to drag out the thomas guide, or go back to triple a and get a. remember the thomas guide. absolutely. all those maps. yeah. okay thanks so much scott. let's go outside right now and take a live look at san francisco. such a beautiful day in the city and around the bay area. and it looks like it's going to be like this all week. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. happy monday. yeah you guys to you know a lot of this week is going to be comfortable in sunshine. but how do we feel about some february weather coming back. do we have an option in your question i don't think so. at this point. i take it you guys are maybe lukewarm on it. okay. all right, i know it's kind of going to be a hard turn for us once we get to that upcoming weekend. temperatures going to be much, much colder in that forecast. let's go ahead and move it into that microclimate we

we checked google maps this afternoon and now it is visible. as for why it disappeared in the first place, google says it was a glitch and that it sometimes happens. a deadly international flight today, singapore airlines is offering condolences and an apology after one of its flights got caught in severe turbulence. here's what we know. flight 321 hit sudden, severe turbulence about ten hours into that journey from london to singapore, dozens of passengers were injured and one had an apparent heart attack as that plane fell close to 6000ft within minutes. at 29,000ft tall, you have the maximum level of winds flowing around the tops. of those mountains, and that air is rising and falling and twisting. and if you're downwind from those mountains, you're going to get turbulence. airline analysts say they're seeing more severe turbulence during flights these days. some say it's due to climate change. all of them say, though, you should keep your seatbelt on during the entire flight. now coming up at 630, we have more details from the singapore air

the same google maps, which regularly loves, that’s why we don’t destroy these satellites, if you believetechnical ability to do so. we have such an opportunity, this is the first point, the second, i still want to say again that all these means that i have listed should be in the department in the hands of one single commander, everything should be subordinated to him, and the interactive troops, guidance points, aviation, all this should be based on a single system editorial intelligence, on a unified control system, well then at least it will be possible to ask people when there is a guidance point or not and to whom it belongs, this question is, aviation is in whose hands, who? by the way, everyone flies on israeli territory, someone publishes a map with the location of israeli air defense systems, the results of strikes on israeli territory, i wonder if something like this appears somewhere and what will happen if it suddenly appears, yes ah, this is different, yes , exactly, it’s different, democracy is there, that’s why still, certain reforms, as it seems to me, should not be afrai

adding them to the google map, distributing information for tourists through social networks.robank is a real treasure of southeast asia. this is the ancient royal capital of laos, its religious cultural center. the historical center of luang probang is one of the world heritage sites protected by unesco. in a small city with a population of only 5,000 people there are as many as 32 active buddhist monastery. the laotian village of vang viang is located right in the middle between luang probang and and one more important detail: in a country where buddhism is the main religion, this is the ritual of feeding monks, the oldest buddhist tradition, because according to the rules of buddhism, monks can only eat from alms, here you must not be too lazy to get up at dawn, come to the main street of luang probang, cook rice and fruits, treat those passing by the monk, it is believed that this way you can... atone for one of your sins. an amazing place - the pak-u cave. it contains more than a thousand buddha statues of different times and sizes. the nature here is incredible, which is

also back on the map, the fix from google today following our report of a glitch on google maps that left an entire intersection and its businesses invisible on the app, plus a lot of people's gift card balances are just vanishing. turns out, a criminal syndicate could be to blame. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we're connecting the dots and we're not alone. we'll tell you about a new federal operation to shut down the scam and protect your balance. the news at six starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us on this tuesday. i'm raj mathai, and i'm jessica aguirre. tonight a major tactic to take down an international fraud that quietly drains gift cards by the thousands here in the bay area and beyond. our. excuse me? investigators believe thieves are working together to steal your balance and send it overseas. let's bring in our consumer investigator, chris kamara, who's been really connecting the dots for months. and gift cards is a big deal because so many of us use them and we get lots of complaints about it. and yeah, we first showed you this a couple o

major construction there a couple of years ago of my neighborhood, how did i find out, i got into google mapsarted to look there, what could be there, where is it, what is it located, i look at such a clearing, there is such a flower bed, well, such a secluded, secluded neighborhood, and in this district there are almost two district roads. large plots, well, it’s clearly some kind of elite, some kind of elite development, well , then i started to look there one by one , and i realized that there must be some big company there, i found it, i’m sure that this is the airfield that they decided to build, because the business of this company is scattered all over russia, even in kazakhstan, and they need it, and it is not... let's say, the founders of the company, there are five or six of them, and the largest package there is 30%, well, there are 28 percent for some reason, that is, a blocking package, but not a voting one, so i am sure that it has nothing to do with military operations, and it will just be, if it happens, it will just be a civilian airfield, and it cannot be our goal. yes, i un

you can see here all of the red on google maps. there's a lot of it from the bridge backing up onto 580 and 880. the drive up on both sides of the caldecott tunnel is also looking slow. with so many people heading out tonight from memorial day trips, the chp says it will have as many officers as it can out on the roads over the holiday. >> yeah, zach, i can personally attest the bay bridge was a mess getting in. all right. thank you . the san francisco health department has shut down a walgreens drugstore in the mission district. a sign posted on the door says the store at 23rd and mission is closed because of a vermin infestation. not pleasant. obviously, this is the only walgreens in the mission. the next closest location is at 24th and potrero. >> now, we have been following the introduction of the aedes aegypti mosquito in santa clara county since 2022, when two were found in north san jose. now, the aggressive species is back and there's concern they might be here to stay, say abc seven news. south bay reporter dustin dorsey h

that's all slander, but when they show his correspondence, how he transmitted screenshots from google mapscoordinates of the ukrainian military, as he said there, work there, brothers, that's all well, hitting where you need to, the ukrs are running, and then these people are embarrassed, their gaze begins to fall a little, the situations are very different, and also some, some category of such traitors... hopes for an exchange , admitting their guilt sooner and waiting for an exchange fund and, since some categories are important, important for the russians, there are some important traitors who gave some important information, but mostly for the russian federation, all traitors at all times, in all wars are traitors, they are also traitors for those against whom ... they also worked for those for whom they worked, that is why they are not respected anywhere, they have no future, even if they are given citizenship, money, promised something, this is the lowest caste of traitors at all times, we understand, thank you, mr. dmitry, for the conversation, for what you found time for our broadc

and simply compares the reference points with the same picture, which is simply downloaded from google maps and... this allows them to build long-distance routes complete'. that is, they said it directly in the advertisement, that's what the problem is, and no one in us, well, did not react to it. there is practically no satellite navigation, so some modernization of the ground part made it possible to determine the position point of our device according to the usual scheme, as before. they just have a drone take off somewhere in the rear, right? turns off, that is, it does not communicate with its ground station at all, it flies to the point where it needs to go, for example, he has to fly there 40 km to our rear, and he just flies, that is, he is on the drum that there are no satellites, that something is choking here, he just flies along the route, flies into the square that is needed, turns on and that... already our rear, this is the far rear, ah, and, and there are no means there, they are all on the front line, that is, they are built according to that concept. in this way, russian r

simply compares it with the same one by reference points a picture that is simply downloaded from google mapsnds reference points and thus understands where the drone is located, that is, what it is... we allow, it allows them to build long-distance routes in complete radio silence, that is, they said it right in the advertisement, that's what the problem is, and no one in our country cares about it did not react, that is , there is practically no satellite navigation, so some modernization of the ground part made it possible to determine the position point of our device according to the usual scheme... it turns off, that is, it absolutely does not communicate with its ground station, he flies to the point where he needs to go, for example, he has to fly there 40 km to our rear, and he just flies, that is, he is told that there are no satellites, that there is something wrong here, he just flies along the route. flies into the required square, turns on, and this is already our rear, this is the far rear, and there are no means there, they are all on the front line, that is, they are built acc

simply compares it with the same picture by reference points , which is downloaded simply from google maps and thus understands where the drone is located, that is... what do we allow? this allows them to build long-distance routes in complete radio silence, that is, they said it directly in the advertisement, that's why problem, and no one among us, well, did not react to it, that is , there is practically no satellite navigation, so some modernization of the ground part made it possible to determine the point of the position of our device in the usual way. turns off, that is, it does not communicate with its ground station at all, it flies to the point where it needs to go, for example, it needs to fly there 40 km to our rear, and it just flies, that is, it is on the drum that there are no satellites, that something is suffocating here, it just flies. along the route flies into the required square, turns on, and this is already our rear, this is the far rear, ah-ah, and there are no means there, they are all on the front line, that is, they are built according to the same concept, in thi

zsl worked with google, using cloud storage and pre—trained machine—learning models, to identify and mapfor instance, for birds and bats, there are some excellent models out there. and essentially, they use these spectrogram images that i'm showing you here — these are really distinctive images — they basically learn these images which are associated with these different species. the ultimate aim for this research is to understand the true scale of the biodiversity around network rail�*s 20,000km of railway corridor. and advances in technology like this make that more achievable. spencer: and that's it for the short cut of click this the scale is enormous. know when you get the whole thing was it using a variety of different tools in combination. satellite remote sensing is the obvious full scale approach and the user to lookup habitat. and this is how we can add additional layers of information.- additional layers of information. . ., ., information. that was paul and that is all _ information. that was paul and that is all we _ information. that was paul and that is all we have _ infor

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systems are moving, and clear , correct coordinates of the object they plan to hit, this is not in google mapsated on a completely different level, this is a hint of that... no, we handed over weapons to ukraine, these are theirs, stoldenberg repeated this twice in 2 days, at the moment when we handed them over, it became ukrainian, there are two aspects: first, the rules and customs of warfare, which were signed there by various numbers of geneva conventions, starting from the beginning of the last century, they define a combatant, a non-combatant, who is fighting, who is a civilian, and if it is a militia and there are very an important topic related to this transmission cutoff weapons, before the start of the conflict, while you are in front of... weapons, this is a normal element associated with the purchase, you buy everything, when the conflict has already begun, here are new supplies of weapons, especially on credit, you become an automatic participant in this conflict, then there are, in fact, western countries that have already crossed this bar, they are already a party to the conflic

we can also see red on google maps from the bay bridge backing up onto 580 and 880. we still have that live look there though, where you see it is just a parking lot at this moment. the drive up to the caldecott tunnel is looking rough too, and with so many people heading out over the holidays, so chp is going to be out there making sure that everybody is safe with their maximum enforcement period and yeah, it's recommended everyone drive safe and a lot themselves a whole lot of time. kristin. >> all right. i mean, they have to no other choice. zach. thank you so much. you know, triple a says we are, in fact, right now in that peak congestion window for traffic on this day. they suggest if you need to travel today, wait until after 8 p.m. when people have cleared out a little bit. so if you're coming home monday, you should avoid returning between 3 and 7 p.m. along with everybody else. all right. it is the first big weekend for the newly renamed san francisco bay. oakland international airport. officials expect more than 130,000 passengers to travel through the airp

identified, said he didn't visit the site before he bought because when he typed the address into a google mapit took him to a web page with a photo of a house. turns out it was a different location. the realtor said she has received some interest, but if anybody wants to build on this property, they need approval from the city of alameda, the army corps of engineers, water board, public works, bay conservation and the development commission reporting from alameda jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> checking in on the weather. we've got temperatures today. they're a little cooler than they were yesterday. temperatures are going to be significantly cooler than they were today, maybe five six degrees. so that's the trend that's begun a couple of days ago. and that's the trend that will continue into the weekend. certainly into friday and saturday. little fog at the coast. little well you can see here. no fog yet but the fog will work its way back in then. there's some clouds out there as well. and those clouds will fill in and there you go. you're filtering the sunshine and you've got yoursel

you can see red on google maps there in certain parts of the freeways throughout the east bay and other parts of the bay area, san jose isn't looking quite as bad, though, as it was an hour ago. same on either side of the caldecott tunnel. triple a says we're still in the worst window for driving tonight until 7:00, according to its forecast. after 8 p.m. is the best time to drive. if you can get to your memorial destination late. be safe everyone. >> indeed. thanks so much. new at six a motorcyclist is in the hospital right now after a collision with a muni bus in san francisco's outer richmond district, and police say the incident happened around 230 this afternoon at 44th and balboa. as you can see, the bike is really pretty well smashed up. police are not saying how the crash happened. we don't know how serious the biker's injuries are. no one on the bus was hurt. >> the effort to recall oakland mayor shan tao is moving forward today. the group behind the drive announced that they have collected some 30,000 signatures, 5000 more than needed to get the recall on the november ballot.

tracks about each other almost daily now, and lamar's most recent single, called not like us, has a google mapsldn't get tickets to a taylor swift concert has been signed into law in minnesota. the so-called taylor swift law requires ticket sellers to disclose fees up front, among other protections for buyers. california lawmakers are also considering new rules for ticket sales after the 2022 ticketmaster meltdown, when swift's tickets went on sale last month, oakland assembly member buffy wicks introduced legislation to force live nation , ticketmaster's parent company, to share its inventory with resale sites. billboard reports that bill has been watered down after pushback from the industry . >> well, it was a record breaking night for the met gala. monday's event raised $26 million for the costume institute, and that was all the money raised. i was referring to this year's fundraiser was sponsored by tiktok and fashion label live tables of ten, started at $350,000 for the dinner and the theme, as we talked about yesterday, was garden of time and drew, we loved your outfit on the red carpet.

you know, when you actually google map it, the conflict areas are just so far away and tourism is soin this country, not only just in medical tourism, but just in everyday tourism, that they're the most hospitable people in the area. and there's something to be said that this is one of the countries of the area where they actually have a latin alphabet, and they really try to reach out to american audiences. so to make my family a little bit more comfortable, i do register with the step program, which is a program that the state department has, and you would instantly get a message from the state department if anything does happen. and just gives my family a little bit of peace of mind, but it's definitely a safe country to visit, whether you're in istanbul or in a beautiful mediterranean location just like this. >> let me ask you one last quick question here. can you find a deal if you book now, if you book late, someone saw this segment and said, i want to go there right now. can you find something? >> yeah. so basically turkish airlines is a great option because they have so many

identified, said he didn't visit the site before he bought because when he typed the address into a google map page with a photo of a house. turns out it was a different location. the realtor said she has received some interest, but if anybody wants to build on this property, they need approval from the city of alameda. the army corps of engineers, water board, public works, bay conservation and the development commission in reporting from alameda jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. back now to that breaking news in oakland, where tonight, two people were shot at skyline high school, where hundreds were celebrating graduation. >> yeah. we want to go once again to our zac sos. zach police just gave an update a few minutes ago, and the real headline from that news conference was that they are still looking for those involved in tonight's shooting. >> yeah, that's correct. and they still don't know how many suspects exactly were involved in this. and confirming the chilling situation that occurred here earlier at a graduation ceremony. multiple gunshots ringing out, striking two peop

now, lamar's most recent single, called not like us, has a google maps image of drake's home on the coveronce owned by a member of a legendary san francisco rock band is on the market. if you have $15 million, here's a look at the listing, complete with a guitar shaped swimming pool designed by previous owner grace slick of jefferson airplane. what in the world is this dolphin? well the listing says the spacious family room served as a practice stage where members of jefferson airplane, the grateful dead and other legendary musicians crafted songs and jammed late into the evening. great. but please, the dolphin a wrecking ball immediately to this dolphin . >> it's so massive. next to the pool. >> move it somewhere else on the property. >> move it to the garbage. how are you going to stage a home and have this monstrosity? >> you know i have a miami dolphins fan at home. i think that he would appreciate it. i mean, we don't have $15 million, so i can't tell you that that would ever be us. >> but i think that could be a small portion of the population, though that's very small. >> we'll put

identified, said he didn't visit the site before he bought because when he typed the address into a google mapto of a house. turns out it was a different location. the realtor said she has received some interest, but if anybody wants to build on this property, they'd need approval from the city of alameda, the army corps of engineers, water board, public works, bay conservation and the development commission reporting from alameda jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> we're just getting word that the chp and a san jose fire department, hazmat unit are at the scene of a crash involving a big fuel spill. we'll bring you some more information on that coming up after the break uhhh. katie! i knew i'd find you here. i know, it's wild. i'm you from the future! anyway our doctor figured it out. all that constipation with belly pain that keeps coming back, it's ibs—c. she said linzess could help you get ahead of it. whatta you say? yess! get ahead of your ibs—c with linzess. linzess is not a laxative. it's a once—daily pill that helps you get ahead of your symptoms. it's proven to help you have more

. >> google maps says it. yeah. you're in the water. >> it's fine. what i ordered, what i got.nk you. totally. thank you. >> i ordered a house ultimate example. kumasi has the line of the day. that's what it is. >> oh my god, so funny. >> to pier 39. here we go. the sea lions are awake this morning. a live look outside. they're busy already and our winds are busy as well. look at some of these wind speeds across the city. the east bay. we have these winds gusting over 20mph at times. and this onshore flow is just going to bring in that cooler weather later on this afternoon. get ready for a breezy day, if not a gusty afternoon. here's 5 p.m. and those winds gusting about 20 to 40mph. and that's just going to add to the cooler feel today. highs in a microclimate starting in the south bay. it's cooler and breezy today. we'll stay in the 60s for pretty much everybody from gilroy to santa clara. los gatos, a high of 67. it's a mix of sun and clouds along the peninsula today. quite cool. along the coast in the 50s. redwood city not as warm as we have been the past couple of days. on

identified, said he didn't visit the site before he bought because when he typed the address into a google map app, it took him to a web page with a photo of a house. turns out it was a different location. the real estate agent said she did the same thing when she tried to find this property. the owner is on the hook for property taxes on this area. about $1,000 a year. and i also reached out to the homeowners association to find out if he owned any fees and what to do about this right of way under the bridge. they said that they had no comment. >> greg, quite the investment. jana katsuyama live in alameda for us. jana. thank you. >> all righty. temperatures today cooled down a couple of degrees. very pleasant. a little breezy out there. windier than not windier, but breezier than we've seen in the last couple of days. and as we go into tomorrow , we're going to cool further. you see that temperature drop off today in santa rosa to tomorrow 74 degrees. so almost ten degrees, not quite three degrees cooler in oakland tomorrow. livermore is down ten. so temperatures are cooling down just in time

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street view even shows the flag how long do you think the flag would have had to been out there for google maps to capture it. now, this appeal to have in flag, aka the pine tree flag, has a long history revolutionary war symbol, but it had basically disappeared from public view until someone who sympathized with trump's attempt to deny the 2020 election results decided to recast it as his own. now, that sounds bad, right? if you heard that you'd probably wonder how could that happen. maybe he didn't put it there, but why would he allow someone else to you might think you deserve an explanation? well, sorry, you're not getting one. alito declined to respond to questions from the times and the discovery also makes a previous explanation about the inverted american flag that his wife apparently decided to hoist a little bit more dubious the idea that something similar happened two years apart. it defies common sense that another neighbor and a neighborhood dispute could trigger another impulse to fly a flag tied to the attack on the capitol and attempt to tread on the constitution you be the judg

at least in the area of ​​the black sea fleet, well, it is already known, well, you can even google the mapthat the forces the black sea fleet is now concentrated, the most combat-capable, concentrated in novorossiysk, full of civilian ships, even there in the geoport. the black sea fleet hangs out in sevastopol, there are very few ships left, and the fact that the damage was caused by a cyclone is another step in this direction, of course, one will not reach novorossiysk for sure, but by the way , our spokesmen in the navy some hurried from without to reconnaissance and reported that kovrovits, a marksman of the 68th ovra brigade, who was standing, had been destroyed. this information is enough there so expanded, no, kovrovets was not sunk, but a day after this information and the attack on the sevastopol bay, all the ships of the 68th brigade of the protection of the water district, which were left in sevastopol, there one ipc and two minesweepers , together with this kovrovets, took a friendly course to novorossiysk, well... this is a direct result of such strikes, as regards the ability

down reconnaissance satellites, which, for example, give out different information, the same some google mapswell , then at least it will be possible to ask people when there is a guidance point or not, and to whom it belongs, this question is, aviation is in whose hands, who controls it, missile defense troops are subordinated to whom, and if also... on the territory after all, everyone flies in israel, does anyone publish a map with the location of israeli air defense systems, the results of attacks on israeli territory, i wonder if this appears somewhere? and what will happen if it suddenly appears, right? oh, this is different, yes, exactly, this is democracy, so there are still certain reforms, as it seems to me, there is no need to be afraid of this word, and should be carried out from below, from below, again, in my opinion, they will be carried out they can’t, but they can be. "i love you very much, marry me, premiere on rtr, i’m ready to give everything just to get her back, you’re leaving your husband for some musician, a swindler, max, not a swindler, not some kind, well, you don’t

>> well, sir keir starmer is going to be very busy on google maps in number 10. but anyway, we'll move on, folks, yes. suella braverman has called for the conservatives to abolish the two child benefit cap due to thousands of families losing around £3,200 annually. in a dramatic rebuke of her own party's record on the welfare state. now the former home secretary is urging prime minister rishi sunak to scrap the cap, which limits the amount of households can claim in benefits from the department for work and pensions. i want to know is she right ? work and pensions. i want to know is she right? i work and pensions. i want to know is she right ? i know know is she right? i know there's diverging opinion, mixed opinion on gbnews.com forward slash your say about this. some people saying if you can't afford to have children then you ought not to have children and others. and i think i'm sort of coming around to this view saying, hang on a minute, we need to have more children in this country . where are you at? this country. where are you at? >> i nearly fell off my c

they've just since now cleared them according to google maps.out 5 minutes heading west. no problems there east rather excuse coming back in a bit. we'll take a look at their hot we'll take a look at their hot saturday and not to ♪ you're the one that i want ♪ nexgard® combo is the only monthly topical that protects against fleas, ticks, tapeworms, and more. use with caution in cats with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. nexgard combo,... ♪ you're the one that i want ♪ ...the monthly one-and-done you want. >> welcome back. time is 9.44. taking a live look at walnut creek. it looks nice out there. i hope it stays like that's a term heading after work this morning. dave set to stay like that. oh, yeah, you better have your shorts t-shirts ready? because it's going to be toasty and those inland valleys. here's a look at yosemite. >> where mountains still have snow on the mountains there. not for much longer with this week. day forecast coming up with more thawing and melting to fill up those river. so watch out a few are headed to mayb

least in the area of ​​the black sea fleet , well, it is already known, well, you can even google it, look at the mapces of... the black sea fleet are now concentrated, the most combat-capable, concentrated in novorossiysk, which is jammed with civilian ships, the black sea fleet hangs out in the seaport there, there are very few ships left in sevastopol, and the fact that the damage was caused by a cyclone is another step in this direction, of course, but one is not exactly to novorossiysk will arrive, but by the way... our spokesmen of the navy rushed a little without intelligence and reported that kovrovits, a rifleman of the 68th ovra brigade, who was stationed there, had been destroyed. so, this information was expanded enough, no, kovrovets was not drowned, but a day after this information and the blow to in the sevastopol bay, all the ships of the 68th brigade of the protection of the water area, which were left in sevastopol, there is one ipc and two minesweepers, together with this kovrovets took a friendly course to novorossiysk, well, that's right for you. the result of such strikes, as re

least in the area of ​​the black sea fleet, well, it is already known, well, you can even google it to look at the maporces of the black sea fleet are now concentrated, the most combat-ready, concentrated in novorossiysk, which is jammed with civilian ships, even there in the black sea geopart the fleet hangs out in sevastopol. there are very few ships left, and the fact that the damage was caused by a cyclone is another step in this direction, well, of course, well, one will not exactly reach novorossiysk, but by the way our spokesmen of the navy, somewhat rushed from without to intelligence and reported that kovrovits, a gunner of the 68th ovra brigade, who was standing there, was destroyed, and this information was expanded quite like this, no, kovrovits was not sunk, but because the day after this information and the attack on the sevastopol bay, all the ships of the 68th brigade of the protection of the water area, which were left in sevastopol, there is one mpk and two minesweepers, at the same time, the kovrovites took a friendly course for novorossiysk, well, here is the direct result for you.

it is really becoming embedded in everything that google does, from search, to e—mail, to mapping, tos, as you mentioned! the use cases for al are exploding! what google is saying today is that al is more thanjust looking at ai is more thanjust looking at a chatterbox and figuring out and asking it to write a bedtime story for your children, which it can do also a problem. children, which it can do also a problem-— children, which it can do also a roblem. ~ ., ., a problem. when i heard about this and when _ a problem. when i heard about this and when i _ a problem. when i heard about this and when i heard - a problem. when i heard about this and when i heard the - a problem. when i heard about this and when i heard the ai i this and when i heard the ai told the person with glasses are, i took a deep breath and i think for me, personally, i'm working and i have a very busy life, children, ido working and i have a very busy life, children, i do not have a personal assistant and very jealous of those who do. i thought that this could be it! this could be the digital personal who ticks e

c-span map is available at the apple store in google play. scan the qr code to download it for free today or visit our website cspan now. c-span now your friend was he to washington anytime anywhere. >> the chair of the house republican conference elise stefanik called for wiping those respond response for october 7 attack on ace of the earth during remarks to the israeli p she also criticized the biden administration's hold on weaposr personal relationship with the country and those of jewish faith. she gave a speech before is announced at the international criminal court with seeking an arnt for israeli leaders. this is about 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you s your kind introduction and for inviting me here today. mr. speaker, mk moshe tur-paz, mk dan illouz, distinguished guests, and dear friends, i am profoundly honored to speak in the hallowed halls of your knesset, in your eternal capital, the holy city of jerusalem, at this time of hi consequence for israel and the jewish people. today, i stand before you not just as a le

google's put together a map of the words that people in each state had the most trouble spelling, justl right. california into this. yeah. more often than not. californian search. the word pretty heavy spoke pretty pretty woman. everybody knows how to ready. we're at, but that was the most searched word in california. ok? gold state was one of 11 states whose most searched for spelling word was just 46 letters my god give me some other. well, the shortest words belonged to wisconsin and virginia campus felt they had to learn how to spell ally and said respectively. >> wait, they do have a spill said, i'm sure a lot of people do, but they searched sure. what interesting results, idaho. they had a tough time spelling strawberries. look that up a lot listen to this. nebraska's. yeah. once word how he spoke, stopping. that's apparently they don't want to know everybody doesn't know how to spell. you know what it is which state massachusetts, nobody goes out as 56 right now coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a high school in the east. they had to go into lockdown. luckily everybody is ok

google put together a map of the words that people in each state had the most trouble spelling and they weren't all that complicated. >> okay. instance, here in california, apparently we have the hardest time spelling the word pretty. >> how you gonna mess up pretty. i don'h want that would be preaching. >> well, apparently california along with 11 other states had. >> the most search words, we're just either for letters or 6 letters long weren't even like really long, complicated where it's ok, so simple as we can smell. what about other words? okay, wisconsin and virginia. they had the trip. most trouble spelling the word ally. and the word is dead. respectively said the kids know said like i say, i did. yeah, that one. all and then here's another sting, idaho had hardest time, spelling or strawberries. that's a long you know, we should presume that make library library. yeah. nebraska really couldn't spell california. they looked at california. that i remember most politicians, titusville, massachusetts. that's 9.57. right now. coming up on the kron 4 morning is a high school in the

i'm looking at the google map here.s like one of the cleanest, unobstructed green lane all the way from embarcadero row. all the way, all the way through, wherever it ends. right? like, i can't even. i'm just, like, wondering, you know, i actually go all the way. yeah, all the way over to where my child's school is. all the way into central market. like it's pretty nice. so. so, director. so thank you for calling our quick build project very nice. yeah, i love i am a regular user as well, it is, however, it is, however, a project in pain and plastic straws and those won't last. as we've described before, one of our strategies with our quick build program is to experiment with pain and plastic straws, mainly because that's the resource that we have now. and to use our quick build projects, both to finalize design, to tweak the design details, but also, very importantly, in order to attract real funding, to be able to build it out correctly in concrete and real infrastructure. in this case, we have succeeded in doing that

zsl worked with google, using cloud storage and pre—trained machine—learning models, to identify and mapresults of the analysis. in some cases, there are some really good machine—learning models already trained — so for instance, for birds and bats, there are some excellent models out there. and essentially, they use these spectrogram images that i'm showing you here — these are really distinctive images — they basically learn these images which are associated with these different species. the ultimate aim for this research is to understand the true scale of the biodiversity around network rail's 20,000km of railway corridor. and advances in technology like this make that more achievable. spencer: and that's it for the short cut of click this week — the full—length version is waiting for you right now on iplayer. thanks for watching, we'll be back next week. see ya. live from washington, this is bbc news. israel's military says it recovered the bodies of three hostages abducted from the nova music festival on october 7. the us military confirms the first deliveries of aid have arrived in

they still have to rely on google for maps and the traditional search, but for certain generative aipenai is a good bet. jonathan: how much innovation do you need from the old iphone to the new iphone to carry this kind of technology? mandeep: what apple has going for them for the last 10 years is that they vertically integrate. they own the chip. they can add as many features as they want at the chip level. they own the operating system. that vertical integration will come in handy to incorporate openai or whatever features. i don't think they have anything homegrown, which is the problem that apple has when it comes to generative ai, but they can innovate at the chip level, which is what the market is hoping for. annmarie: tim cook said that they would have an edge in ai, but if they don't have anything homegrown, where do they get the edge? mandeep: apple is secretive about everything that they do, but if you don't have your own large language model, what are you going to show at w w d.c.? to me, there is some surprises in store, but we know that they don't have their own large la

this map shows all those and determine those that are already operating, those that are under construction and those that have been proposed. there are enough projects and developments to triple google export capacity with energy and increase effective work capacity by 2 thirds. this is robert roseanne sky. he's a research show for global energy money to all the n g o which compiled the map. probably not all of that is going to be built by you and it's just something that gets built. it's very cons. marshall, who sees huge vcs, absolutely key jacob, which begs the question, what does it mean for global warming? there's been this assumption that transporting liquefied natural gas and these must have congress ships, is extremely low emissions. this is pull balcony chemical engineer who measures the gas industries, methane emissions. and i think with just understanding in the last couple of years that maybe does not quite say true. here's the thing. when you burn natural gas in the power station, it admits only half as much c o 2 as coal. that's great, but it ignores what happened before on the way to the power station and for n g, that's a pretty long way. you 1st have to get natural

that is why we believe this new approach of using technology to map biology -- i mean, think of it as googletreet view driving around, taking pictures of everything. we have microscope taking tens of millions of pictures of cells every weekend we are using a lot of the same ai algorithms to turn those images into mathematical representations of biology that we think could unlock some really exciting secrets point >> let me ask you about something today. that all sounds well and good, but do they understand it is not just about research? they have to produce something and make some money, about $300 million in the bank, that stuff costs a lot of money. what are you going to do? >> that is exactly right. so, we have a whole unch of partnerships that have the potential to bring is non- dilutive milestones, options, royalties. we think that is going to significantly differ some of our cash outlay. and then, we have the potential for new partnerships. we are talking to lots of companies and we think in the near term, we can nnounce some new partnerships that will further extend that runway. >> ve

c-span map is available at the apple store in google play.scan the qr code to download it for free today or visit our website c-span.org/c-span now. c-span now your friend was he to washington anytime anywhere. >> the chair of the house republican conference elise stefanik called for wiping those respond response for october 7 attack on official off the face of the earth during remarks to the israeli parliament in jerusalem. she also criticized the biden administration's hold on weapons to israel and spoke about her personal relationship with the country and those of jewish faith. she gave a speech before is announced at the international criminal court with seeking an arrest warrant for israeli leaders. this is about 20

. >> google has a travel tool that will draw on all of the company's data on flights, hotels, local, attractions and weather to map has an ai tool called growing the plants trips and can pop in to group text chats with updates on flight changes. ai is also being used in advertising. some fashion companies are asking it to create photos. the previously weren't even possible. slashing travel budgets and model summaries. however, the shortcut today, i can reduce the brain kerr. we use as schools are still trying to figure out how and if to allow it. others complain about its racial and gender bias. well, there is debate about how to move forward. there's no i will play a big role and how we lead our daily lives from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. >> thank you, jane. it is 10. 22 and speaking of money in the east bay of fremont police have arrested 4 people now for running a counterfeit money scheme. and you're seeing here, in example, of what they were passing off as real money. it was the manager of a store and warm springs boulevard that actually called police on tuesday. back on may 14th after people paid

. >> google has a travel tool that will draw on all of the company's data on flights, hotels, local, attractions and weather to map out itineraries and expedia has an ai tool called roaming the plans trips and can pop in to group text chats with updates on flight changes. ai is also being used in advertising. some fashion companies are asking it to create photos. the previously weren't even possible. slashing travel budgets and model summaries. however, the shortcut today, i can reduce the brain car. we use as schools are still trying to figure out how and if to allow it. others complain about its racial and gender bias. well, there is debate about how to move forward. there's no i will play a big role and how we lead our daily lives from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. >> thank you very much, jane, to take. 22, we're going to take a break. but coming up on the kron, 4 morning news nurses reach a tentative deal with santa clara county leaders will tell you what they could be getting new contract. >> at the state capitol, there is an effort to prohibit school districts from forcing teachers to notify parents

. >> google has a travel tool that will draw on all of the company's data on flights, hotels, local, attractions and weather to mapraries and expedia has an ai tool called growing the plants trips and can pop in to group text chats with updates on flight changes. ai is also being used in advertising. some fashion companies are asking it to create photos. the previously weren't even possible. slashing travel budgets and model summaries. however, the shortcut today, i can reduce the brain kerr. we use as schools are still trying to figure out how and if to allow it. others complain about its racial and gender bias. well, there is debate about how to move forward. there's no i will play a big role and how we lead our daily lives from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. lot of the break. a bay area man was arrested in connection to a hit and run. connection to a hit and run. >> now a woman is blocked from watching the big match? [referee whistle] save the day by using the bank of america customized cash rewards card and choose to earn 3% cash back on online purchases. like live streaming. i'll be honest. by the end

. >> google has a travel tool that will draw on all of the company's data on flights, hotels, local, attractions and weather to map an ai tool called growing the plants trips and can pop in to group text chats with updates on flight changes. ai is also being used in advertising. some fashion companies are asking it to create photos. the previously weren't even possible. slashing travel budgets and model summaries. however, the shortcut today, i can reduce the brain kerr. we use as schools are still trying to figure out how and if to allow it. others complain about its racial and gender bias. well, there is debate about how to move forward. there's no i will play a big role and how we lead our daily lives from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. next. at noon police, police chase or maybe we should say police half. we're going to see the culprit behind this chase. behind this chase. >> after the break. did you know some dish soaps don't remove all the grease, even with scrubbing? whaaat? i just cleaned those! try dawn platinum. it removes 99% of grease and food residue. that's why dawn is trusted to save wildlif

what is searched on google at peak of inflation, a top search was inflation, then it it went down last year but now skyrocketing again, something we did with my old friend,ry we made a map inflation, it is the swing states. >> okay that is spells more harm. kevin, you may have been surprised to 11 from -- learn from biden interview this week, that he inherited a 9% inflation rate. >> this is astonishing, that you know far left, columbia university trying to destroy america's enstutions, they have destroyed media, can you imagine in white house a president said that. what would happen at white house pressu presser. on spending one last thing, if you want to push spending out, spend on anything, even if people are will to say in future but no money alreadycalit allocated on israel, a few hundred people protest in in columbia yea, and he backs away from defending an ally. larry: a great point, kevin hassett. food for thought. only spending cut he wants, oh, my gosh. kevin has et cetera thank hassett thank you. >> thank you, larry. >> folks, let's continue this. about what seems to be joe biden's betrayal of the israel, joining us now welcome back general jack keane, fox ne