i just scroll and scroll and scroll. it's terrible!hat happens when they give up their smartphones and allow us to film the whole thing? i did know that i was going to struggle for, like, the first bit, but i didn't know i was going to struggle this hard! lots of kids say they see stuff on their phones they don't like, and social media companies stand accused of not doing enough to protect them. kind ofjust stains your brain, and it's all you think about for the rest of the day. we are asking a private company to moderate themselves, - which is like asking a tiger not to eat you. _ calls to restrict our kids' use of smartphones are growing. i personally would ban them and i think we need government directive to do that. but is a ban really the answer? i don't think we should expect kids to use their phone less, because we're not. we're not. i'm not. you're not. i don't think anyone is. on the outskirts of birmingham, 14—year—old josh says he can spend up to ten hours a day on his smartphone. he messages his friends and scrolls through

you having you caught me didn't scroll and i didn't scroll so much. i've been trying to like, not do it, but it's hard not to. it makes you feel like i'm losing my mind when i come out of it and it's like 3 hours later and i'm like, what just happened? i soon scroll and it's more so like i'm in a trance. i have no conception of anything that's around me in my physical and then i kind of like look up around, move my phone. i'm like, oh, nice aside not to be like okay, i'm to wash dishes, let me find a long form video to watch. just like to talk has a 10 minute video picture now. so i just listen to people talking to me like we just washed the dishes the during the initial year of the pen demik, people were doing ridiculous things like buying huge amounts of stuff online, trying to over exercises within their apartments. so and so for a lot of people, the easiest thing that they could have done was just stay up late and scroll on their thoughts. because that felt like that was something within their control. the end, the, there is absolutely a pervasive

i just scroll and scroll and scroll. it's terrible.etimes, i'll go to my sister's and the family will meet there and she'll just go upstairs and be on her phone. and that's the time when i feel like i would like her tojust put the phone down and have her family time. many of us are obsessed with our smartphones but what's the impact on our kids? from looking at keah and josh's social media feeds, they're not seeing anything that's too bad. but as the bbc�*s disinformation and social media correspondent, i've seen countless harmful posts that many teenagers have been exposed to and i've investigated the part they've played in violence, suicide and even murder. a third of 8— to 17—year—olds in the uk say they've seen something worrying or nasty on social media in the past year. what are the things that people are most worried about? people are most worried about violent content, and what we hearfrom children as well is that it's often the case that they see this violent content as unavoidable. access to pornography is also one concerning

i soon scroll and it's more so like, i'm in a trance. i have no conception of anything that's around me in my physical and then i kind of like look up around, move my phone number. oh it's nice not to be like okay, i'm to wash dishes. let me find a long form video to watch because like to talk has a 10 minute video feature now. and so i just listen to people talking to me like we just washed the dishes. the during the initial year of the pen to make people were doing ridiculous things like buying huge amounts of stuff online, trying to over exercises within their apartments that and so for a lot of people, the easiest thing that they could have done was just stay up late and scroll on their thoughts because that felt like that was something within their control the . there is absolutely a pervasive, fully unhealthy relationship that many people have with technology and information . and i don't think that's necessarily their fault. many social platforms are leveraging our attention in ways that facilitate this circumstance. the people fa

you scroll and ou what he has to say. you scroll and you get — what he has to say. he has to say. you scroll and you get video after - what he has to say. you scroll and you get video after video, one could _ and you get video after video, one could be a dog then the next — one could be a dog then the next one _ one could be a dog then the next one is someone getting run over— next one is someone getting run over or— next one is someone getting run over or a — next one is someone getting run over or a car— next one is someone getting run over or a car crash, out of nowhere _ over or a car crash, out of nowhere. it stains your brain and — nowhere. it stains your brain and its — nowhere. it stains your brain and its all— nowhere. it stains your brain and its all you think about for the rest — and its all you think about for the rest of the day. i've tried putting — the rest of the day. i've tried putting the "not interested" thing — putting the "not interested" thing but a few days later you will get — thing but a few days later you will get another one, there's nothi

i feel better when i'm notjust scrolling and scrolling, like, endlessly for hours.e pressure's on to make sure kids can use them more safely. marianna spring, bbc news. you can see the full report on bbc one and bbc iplayer and talking to the doctor who was the professor of the department of digital humanities at ucla and thank you for being with us and thank you for being with us and you heard the report and how worried are you about boys in particular seeing all this violence the misogynistic content in the social media feed? , ., . content in the social media feed? , . . . content in the social media feed? ., �* ., feed? research that i've done on the association _ feed? research that i've done on the association of - feed? research that i've done on the association of school l on the association of school and college leaders literally clearly show that as the report suggests that misogyny, hate is being prioritised for boys but harmed in general is prioritised for young people. because we live in an attention economy. and so, generally, misinformation is more at

i just scroll and scroll and scroll. it's terrible!going to struggle for, like, the first bit, but i didn't know i was going to struggle this hard! lots of kids say they see stuff on their phones they don't like, and social media companies stand accused of not doing enough to protect them. kind ofjust stains your brain, _ and it's all you think about for the rest of the day. we are asking a private company— to moderate themselves, which is like _ asking a tiger not to eat you. - calls to restrict our kids' use of smartphones are growing. i personally would ban them and i think we need government directive to do that. but is a ban really the answer? i don't think we should expect kids to use their phone less, because we're not. we're not. i'm not. you're not. i don't think anyone is. 0n the outskirts of birmingham, 14—year—old josh says he can spend up to ten hours a day on his smartphone. he messages his friends and scrolls through hundreds of tiktok videos. it's pretty much like my best friend. like, i use it every single day. i alway

, yeah, scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll, let's see how far he got out. he's leaving, well, yeah, how much, a little less than 3 am, so, this is the suspect, so, pause, yeah, print it out, just a minute, well, where are we going, there? look, nuro he's above average, well, yeah, and athletically built, yeah, look, who can we compare him to, let's go, what do you mean, keep up, hens. well, well, who else is there, what freaks, and how, how you've gotten on my nerves, and you stepnov, we need a couple questions, where were you, last night from 11 to 3, i was hanging out with the boys, at a former classmate's, my son was born, i was hanging out until 30 at night, but i don't remember, maybe, get dressed , thank you, sasha, hello! buevich, uh-huh, come in, please, uh -huh, thank you, can you, yes, yes, petya, hello, nikolai petrovich, come in, come in, sit down, thank you, tea, coffee, no, thank you for this, i've already had some, well, as you know. then go ahead and tell me, how are you doing at work, aren't you tired of running back and forth on trips? it'

i c t dorothy, the button would you like 0 to scroll? so that since i do is cooper slow feelers, the funeral school sounds good, so there's a, which is always in the short term for just to make sure. so with the congress, it's a bob. what you put in the bios avoiding useful goes, is that good with those? accept boy, that i use the rooster really heats fema by it, but i'm of theater. stuff unusual to support them all on your lives mostly. but you can have somebody go to my jewish, could you tell you and wash them? yes, but ash with a could put you my cell go, can you able to have someone on the purchase order? oh yeah, good mama. visuals is somebody goes much to store it could be cheaper, is it also reduced with, combined with the course put on full a full sally. the thing that you do know status on it. so it's gonna give you stuff to give you the voltage, which is that's the preschool teacher. people use the book i q lower and see what is the hosting bundle. something is sellable most of course, in your store, whether or not you and you'

i feel better when i'm notjust scrolling and scrolling, like, l endlessly for hours. 0ur phones are herena spring, bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines.... bangladesh says urgent support from the international community is needed to manage outbreaks of waterborne diseases after last week's devastating floods left fifty dead and millions without clean water. health officials have requested emergency drugs to prevent diarrhoea and skin diseases. 5,000 cases of illness and injuries were recorded last week in flood—affected areas. brazil's supreme court has backed a decision to shut down the social media platform x in the country for failing to comply with its orders. x was banned in brazil on saturday after it ignored a deadline to appoint a new legal representative. the company has been resisting orders to block dozens of accounts accused of spreading disinformation in brazil. a british endurance swimmer is thought to have set a new world record for the fastest female swim across lake geneva. 31—year—old sam farrow completed the 45 miles in 22 hours and 48 min

thing is mostly to find me some, some of the full vehicle, the feeling, even though you pursue me scroll down to suits and i was in yes, it's impressed the level of push from, especially if there was a visual picture of video visual, even even though the sure my name can be doing the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by how us to vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground can came out together. we were all supposed to go together. and us just after shot after shot the deer it was asking, where's tory where's course? to hear them said d o a. so we knew he was gone. my name's kamani carter, and i'm finally starting the life statements for gang related job. i have been 9 years. my victim was in a she was also a student who was attending college. she's names quite a bit very young kids seems we're getting involved in rendez file is 20 to 30 years ago. i think there

i feel better when i'm notjust scrolling and scrolling, like, endlessly for hours.fely. marianna spring, bbc news. a british endurance swimmer is thought to have set a new world record for the fastest female swim across lake geneva. 31—year—old sam farrow completed the 45 miles in 22 hours and 48 minutes, though the time is yet to be ratified. here is her story. i was just looking down the length of the lake and ijust rememberfeeling a complete sense of calm. at ten hours, i actually felt really good, so really smooth, had loads of energy left. i remember thinking, right, just race the sun, see how far you can get before sunset because the more you get done before sunset, the easier it's going to be going into the night. the last 15k i was in agony. i just trying to appreciate where i was. it was pitch black, the water was beautiful, still, calm, like glass and i was just trying to tell myself how lucky i was to be there. 4am in the middle of lake geneva, my best friends on the boat watching me. so ijust put my head down and kept turning until my hand touched the bo

yegor with a scroll, with a scroll, well, yes, that is, he has something there, he has something, a map or something like that, so, a scroll, a decree, a decree, this is the fifth line, nine people, as they answered, i think, scepter, scepter, royal, something, yes, okay, scepter, scepter, sixth, well, we are the most difficult. we come back here, you really took the most difficult, it rarely happens that they start to solve our scoreboard from the end, but nevertheless no less with what object am i? with a sword, this is alexander nevsky, but nothing, and peter i could also be, with a sword, we check, a sword, no, eugene, let's think, maybe he has, any weapon, a ship, maybe just with a weapon, he was himself, he was a telescope, a telescope, a telescope, a telescope, a telescope, we mean of course. a specific monument yes, of course, there is, yes, there are different monuments to peter, so a telescope, a telescope, we check, a telescope on the second line 15, polina, i think you have already stroganov's artistic thinking, but since peter i also made things himself, we even have one of

i feel better when i'm notjust scrolling and scrolling, like, l endlessly for hours. more safely. marianna spring, bbc news. this is bbc news. use them more safely. marianna spring, bbc news. this is bbc news. this dropic news. this drop ofnews. this drop of astronauts is to investigate the mysteries of the universe, but there's a strange noise perplexing them on the international space station. abolition. i don't know what's making that noise~ _ noise. pulsating. �* �* ' pulsating. that one came through- — pulsating. that one came through. it _ pulsating. that one came through. it was _ pulsating. that one came through. it was kind - pulsating. that one came through. it was kind of i pulsating. that one came i through. it was kind of like pulsating. that one came - through. it was kind of like a pulsing_ through. it was kind of like a pulsing noise. _ through. it was kind of like a pulsing noise. it— through. it was kind of like a pulsing noise. it was— pulsing noise. it was almost like a sonar— pulsing noise. it was almost like a sonar ping. _ pulsing noise. it was

on, yeah, scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll, let's see what time he left, here, it seems, he leaves what time, a little after 3 am. so, this is the suspect, okay, pause, yeah, print it out, just a minute, so what? we're going there, look, but he's above average in height, yeah, you're athletic, yeah, look, who are we comparing you to, let's go. what do you mean? keep up, chickens, there you go, who else is there, what freaks, how else, how many of you have gotten on my nerves, vystepnov, i need to ask a couple of questions, thank you sasha. hello. hello, pyotr anisimovich, hello, take a seat, buevich, yeah, come in, please. yeah, thank you, yes-yes, petya, hello, nikolai petrovich, come in, come in, sit down, thank you, tea, coffee, no, thank you for that, i've already had it, well, as you know, then go on and tell me how you 're doing at work. are you tired of going back and forth on trips? fine, everything seems to be fine, but don't be modest, don't be modest, i've been watching your work for a long time, petya, i must admit that you're doing an excellent job, we're trying, nikol

2019, the emirate was awarded the world. book capital of unesco, then this monumental sculpture of a scrollppeared here. you are educated people and you know that in ancient times, the books familiar to us today were written in the form of scrolls, all the wisdom of mankind was placed on such pages. by the way, do you have enough worldly wisdom or? well, yes, i understand, that's what i thought. then , when you find yourself in sharjah, be sure to visit the house of wisdom. the idea of ​​its creation arose. thanks to the house of wisdom in baghdad, which was founded at the beginning of the 19th century by the legendary caliph harun al-rashid, well, we know him from the fairy tales 1.1 night. that house of wisdom by the middle of the 9th century was the largest repository of books in the whole world. here were the works of pythagoras and plato, aristotle, hippocrates, euclid. however, the fate of the house turned out to be sad. in during the siege of bogdad by the nomads, it was plundered and burned. priceless books. the marauders tore them to pieces, their leather covers were used as sandal

unnoticed, life passes, that is, you could have done something useful, as a result, you stupidly scrollgh this videoord, why, well, like , people hang out on this, well , there is also a positive in this, if people use it, then for some reason they need it? this is intellectual unloading, such a stupid intellectual unloading. you said, they hang out on social networks, yes, such a slang word, and next to it the word addiction. this is the worst thing that can happen to a person, who will be very carried away by his unreal life on social networks. there is such a criterion when it becomes a diagnosis, when it becomes a problem. cancellation of internet addiction, addiction to social networks also with cancellation, you can't break it off abruptly, because it will be really bad, that is, the way out of the withdrawal syndrome, its relief - this is a gradual withdrawal, very often young people come to me who are studying, fourth year, higher educational institution, well, that's it, they won't get a diploma, they stop going to study, why because a... they are used to shifting their biorhyt

i just scroll and scroll and scroll. it's terrible!ing to struggle this hard! lots of kids say they see stuff on their phones they don't like, and social media companies stand accused of not doing enough to protect them. kind ofjust stains your brain, and it's all you think about for the rest of the day. we are asking a private company to moderate themselves, - which is like asking a tiger not to eat you. _ calls to restrict our kids' use of smartphones are growing. i personally would ban them and i think we need government directive to do that. but is a ban really the answer?

national identity and pride in our the country in kyiv, a solemn ceremony of introducing the tour scroll was held sacred book. jews the ceremony is designed to unite jewish communities and revive their traditions. it was handed over to the shrine from the american state of iowa, the kesher project organization. the event was timed to the jewish holiday of the new year. rozhgashan when we received a request in the spring of the 24th year from a student jewish organization, i call them the youth community of kyiv. hillel, of course, we immediately made a decision for ourselves, and we had a torah scroll that was kept in america at the time, that we want to support so that the youth continue meetings, continued to study, know its history and use it, because the torah is what they say, like the heart, how it adds completeness to the community and to the feeling of being a jewish people. and respond to international events. the south of france is already suffering. a strong storm covered cannes, local media reported. and the french meteorological agency warned of worsening weather conditions

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. >>> slow your scroll, california takes a major step to protect kids from what they call addictive social media apps. >>> and fit check! you don't have to spend a fortune to buy trendy clothes. >> can't wait for that story. so good to be back with you. >> you were all over the place. >> all over the globe. >>> we'll start this hour with breaking news out of the middle east, israel has declared a special state of emergency as it ramps up an aerial assault against hezbollah. >> israel's military said it struck more than 1300 targets inside lebanon just today alone. in the capital city of beirut. more than 350 people have died, making at this time country's deadliest day in nearly 20 years, israel's military also issued an evacuation warning for civilians inside lebanon, israeli prime minister netanyahu has told them to quote, get out of harm's way now. >> today, the pentagon announced it's sending a small number of additional u.s. troops to the region as the conflict escalates, adding the move is out of an abundance of caution. matt bradley joins us now from beirut. matt, what does this spe

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so that's running the flavor. scrolling sugar, who isn't quite sufficient? got to read this book. it always seems to be that just to stick with something else with the fact i would have to cut them, give you to get the question. but i think when you guys remember you finding what you'd see, he recorded the ship. that why didn't you not be able to get a hold of a single december the resume, you just need your d protocol of 2 juniors, and this will be to be the one to leave me leave to we enlist it as a bus break. it was a 3635 team it belongs. that's actually cause the team. people would have struggled cheating. what's not the operation the doctors would have to really use them with gloss. my fedloan is what it does. okay. does donnelly east plays lose the price for this? can you buy any of was the last $8.00 to go buy me the what? the 14 and you decide less than for glass? use my cd and you will see did you send me to? menu z is the speed your police after nathaniel, of course, to, to look at the location where but the are the last can i say, what does that assume purchase number

yeah, she just, one of the kid around this venue scrolling. see of it as a full size of the 3rd hawk the now they mean? yeah. because you've been really muted with them. is that the bill and now can i do to go go through a search type and you of course, is it know as close of supply me by dba? seem to is the global voice? yeah, they should force improving us how much session assume that the personal so what that of god did you take authority is what that meant to be sure to call is it of a civil a thing it sure where you motors and deal with it will takes you to to it the look the car, but if you see it got the order of shipping the sheets off florida and they use the trinity to sort of a cause of what they should go out. see here cuz ssl is installed in your store. you know, continue richard, new there's all a jewish go my, our team, which he needs so steve, or do you saw my structure like let me know book, i don't know, press the policy, but then we're still not caught up but i suppose been where you've approachable i'm, i'm, i'm, you know,

through this scroll, and there the performers came to present the picture the main roles, which i havevoiced, thirty-eight-year-old lady gaga appeared in a black ball gown, complementing her image with an extravagant vintage hat in the form of a horn, created by designers alexander mcqueen and philip treacy, would not have been. lady gaga, if she had not gone out on the red carpet like that, was accompanied by her fiancé michael palansky. we congratulate lady gaga , the director of the film was the creator of the first part, that philips. he also had a hand in the script. the film tells the story of the joker's stay in arkham asylum, where he meet psychiatrist harleen. after a while, they decide to escape , immerse themselves in a crazy world full of love and music. the sequel received mixed reviews, the industry notes the work of juaquin phoenix, lady gaga, and fredean gliston. my name is valeria podobed, i work as a set designer at the opera and ballet theater, i wake up in different ways, sometimes at 6:20, sometimes at 6:30, well, naturally, these are some morning procedures, coffe

know, even so you were just scrolling, you know, streets, but we won't leave when we try to get on her family return to their home despite the feet of another re, to live here. palestinians are faced with a tough choice to stay and risk. another is really assault or to leave everything they've ever noon. a choice. this is getting more difficult by the day. for now do people say they're not going anywhere the that but he just you jeanine palestine. what is ready for us is bombarding heavily populated areas of gaza. 27 people have been killed since don't on friday. that strikes it. hit residential buildings in garza city of killed and i'm filing a lot of many of us were injured. is there any types of killed, more than $40800.00 palestinians since we're beginning in october? most of them women and children. unit zip says this, doing what you can to roll out the polio vaccine in garza during the agreed pauses . but it says it's run is still refusing to allow medical teams access to communities in parts of southern gaza, including reports from con you, this is rose war on garza has created

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notice that this image was generated by a neural network, the question is, at what speed a person scrollsough the feed of his acquaintances, that is, that same chat, i don’t know , some kind of social network feed and he... quickly scrolls through, he trusts it, all his acquaintances are there, and it can be perceived as the truth, but if you linger even a little, everything immediately pops out, everything falls apart, here we lingered, you point out the details, well, here is the letter u, as in english, of course, in latin, of course, in russian it is it is written differently, six or however many fingers there are, the most famous mistake of neural networks, which is the most yes, this is the most famous mistake of neural networks, which they make people have six fingers instead of five, if we are talking: as you and i correctly paid attention to the road signs, but all russians know that we have two colors of signs, this is white, there is blue, let's look now at the original sign of the city of kursk, yes there are a lot of bloopers, and their faces are the same and in klingon they

see, that is why the tourniquet is just hanging, his we still did additional twists there, three scrolls, four, and that stopped the bleeding, i can't see. who on the magicians of the turnstiles, well, i don't see it, but i can say it, therefore, based on this situation, here is such a comment, that is, it is personal, we do not blame any specific service, we do not blame specific people, this is a very individual thing, everyone should think about this completely , as well as us, as well as the environment, because first of all we have to... uh, so that we always have first-aid kits in the car in full combat, combat, combat order, as it were. igor, i heard you, i just want to add that recently there was information about what emergency and rescue operations on the territory of the institute of communications in poltava were completed by the state emergency service, and 328 people were injured and 55 died as a result of an attack by russian troops. it was ihor shafarchuk. head of the charity organization free and indomitable in the city of poltava, and we talked about the rocket attack t

and the best thing from here, i can go straight to that and scroll and pop the all night the on the how many platforms can you handle single tenuously without having the feeling that it's just too much you might see me. how much can we do simultaneously? multitasking these, the modern met and cause if we do too much and we did it all wrong, we messed things up risking brain damage. so let's stop this self sabotage, humans and multitasking watch. now, on youtube, v. w documentary, people and trucks injured was trying to feed the city center, the straight pieces explain the around the world more than 150000000 people of we of mine because no one should have to make up your own mind dw, may feel mine's, and the the, the greek islands in the a g n. c are as diverse as they are unique home to the cemetery in secret, the a go, i'm a power dice with pristine beaches.

because if many people say: and i, for example, want to lie on the ceiling for free, pour water and scrolleos. well, then you need to go with a different request to a psychologist, if a person can't get out, because this, by the way, is the same addiction as addiction, for example, to sweets and various chemicals or to alcohol. it seems to me that renata actually offered you a very correct formula, although it may be... it looks somewhat romantic, but it seems to me that it is absolutely practical, indeed, to sit down and make a list of those activities that you were ready to take on, well, maybe not forever for free, for example - a 3- month internship, you know, there are these vacancies, when they are looking for a caretaker on some beautiful exotic island, where you need to live for six months, just watching some rare birds, keeping some simple diary. observations, why not, there are some difficulties, that, for example, not every job is suitable again without education, and not every job can be done immediately on an internship, that is, it is necessary, and let's say to go somewhere

you can just you can just scroll, right. >> do you get fussed at when you do that? >> do i get what do you get fussed at by your family? by by my family? yes, by my family, by my wife. >> by your wife? mine too. okay >> my boy says something to me several years back when they were little, back when this was kind of all really popping up. maybe at least five plus years ago. and they said, mom, you're always on your phone, right? to hear that from your child. it was like a knife that was twisted. and here's what i was thinking. most of the time back then. most of the time i was on my phone for work right? like checking the news and texting my producer and all that. but the thing is, to a child's eyes, they don't know if you're doing work or if you're scrolling instagram, right? like, to them, it's just all phone time. it doesn't matter that i'm being productive and booking guests and doing all the whatever me doesn't matter. and so as soon as i heard that from them, i thought, i better put this thing down. have i have i backslid a little? yes do i still think of heari

i keep scrolling and scrolling l and. you know, i'm sorry. they are responsible for this.l of these names, all off th these people, they'd be alive or they would not have beenct victims of these heinous crimes of rapime. but for joe biden and kamalas harris, governor and by the way, and i bet you're not giving out legal driver' sdriver licenses to illegals in your state and offering free collegle tuition like tim walz's. i think we just lost governor. no. look at all the names on yourofe screen. m.look at all of them. think of all of the families. >> go. jocelyn, gary. br, know, this poor you know poor girl, literally brutalizeds for 2 hours and murdered. mu,nk of rachel martin mother of five dead. these kids will never see their mother again. she'll kids w never see her children until, you know, god willing, they get to heaven. you know, think of lincoln, riley. why don't they ever call these families? why don't they ever apologize to americar apologize for doing this and lying and telling americans for three years the border is secure and the border is safe, and the bord

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