and not the night sky funding over the capital of lab. and then can you just bring us, what's the latest, what's the atmosphere? what are people saying? i'm thinking around you yeah, i don't know if you've heard that, but uh there was a series of massive explosions. everyone around me is panic. it's the largest explosion that we've heard of the course of the past couple hours. and keep in mind that we're a number of massive explosions. one was no farther than 2 kilometers from our current position. we felt the pressure wave crush our chests. in one sense of the word. there was another one in the far distance which essentially targeted what we believe is a oil storage facility pertaining to has the loss. and there was a secondary and tertiary explosion results that after that attacked another mass of attack. and the far distance, which we believe was a munitions depot. there were multiple explosions back to back as a result of that attack. and there was another massive explosion somewhere close to the roof. it cover we international airpor

that we do know is that the escalation is a matter of concern because we understand as these attacks continue rapes, continue the lab, denise capital, the city of a roof is under constant attack. as every southern suburbs of by you, for example, the idea of as issued statements are virgin people to leave their homes in anticipation of attacks. and we have witness series of attacks. they're only getting stronger, they're only getting more frequents. and the matter of concern for many civilians is as these attacks continue, people have very little options when it comes to safe refuge across the country, especially in the city of david. so the attack that was carried out over night by iran against israel is something that has been very closely followed by the of 11 on. and we understand that despite what happens is real vows to continue its attacks and not just against living on but as bouts who continue to attack or retaliate against the entire middle east. and the attacks that we observed on wednesday at least, does not necessarily align with what idea of officials i'm about to deliver and we expect more attacks as we continue to co

that we do know is that the escalation is a matter of concern, because we understand as these attacks continue rapes, continue the lab, denise capital. the city of is, is this under constant a task as every southern suburbs of the route, for example, the idea of an issue statements are virgin people to leave their homes in anticipation of attacks. and we have witness series of attacks. they're only getting stronger, they're only getting more frequents, and the matter of concern for many civilians is as these attacks continue, people have very little to no options when it comes to seeking safe refuge across the country, especially in the city of david. so, being attacked, that was carried out overnight by iran against israel is something that has been very closely followed by the people of lebanon. and we understand that despite what happens is real vows to continue its attacks and not just against living on, but as bouts. who continue to attack or retaliate against the entire middle east. and the attacks that we observed on wednesday at least, does not necessarily align with what i do if officials of failed to deliver. and we expect

police killings of opposition and figures. rights groups say at least 11 people have been killed in protest against disputed election results. after there was malcolm lab reports in the capital of the days of waiting to both is of all physician native and on the same ones on a finally get to yeah, he's next message he's proved costing on facebook from a secret location people he wants to hear what he has to say, and he's cooled for another nationwide strikes his time last think, 5 days starting from says say well, when the people are massacred, we have to sacrifice ourselves, be so suffering on 1st day left so much to end the might of i'm the suffering of the people all across the country where we uh, throughout america, those in mos on big capital. i'm a pizza design for attracting people from who lives on those. um the people have traveled from in coverage provinces. thousands of dollars is the way to try and make a living. and then on the same online, a message resonates with people who say they really want to change malcolm web houses here, the food se mozambique a russian attack on the ukrainian city of hockey was left at least 4 people dead. the mass as 6 up as a wound

police responses have been ongoing since the dispute that elections early this month of 0 is malcolm lab reports and the capital the to, to the cc is the name of the police. he's done far to disperse a crowd of opposition supporters. they've been counting the name of finance here. and one day, they say, when most of the presidential election, they were protesting near a victory valley of the ruling for lima policy in the northern yes of provence or the like. so commission says for lima, one, the polls which were marked by widespread irregularities. 6 people with sho, with live bullets at 320. wow. says he took cover behind a call when a bullet hits his um it's an upgrade. um we demonstrated to show that we already lead this country. it's not over. i'm just waiting to recover what we know, the police come on the shooting and we will fight that way. these videos from the city of nom food are on thursday, based on the saying, the young mans just being shot by police during a protest. many of the young people cooling for change say they have few opportunities in life. things haven't improved for years, and they hav

you. 100 being rude has once again faced the fresh round of use ready air strikes with at least 6 large explosions. heard in the lab and these capital the huge colors of smoke rose above best that the, that the idea of clean the heads hospitalized intelligence headquarters at the communications center. now the number of casualties is still on. know are the is yes, the that can is in the city and sense this report. the current attacks, however, we understand one of them were targeted da here. here's below stronghold. another was actually in japan and then just as unprecedented in one way or the other. this would march at least the 3rd time that israel has carried out a strike outside the headquarters outside of has the headquarters. and we understand that they targeted shopping in the north. this is a shy village, which is also predominantly populated by christian citizens, christian ebony citizens within those parts of the country. those areas have been deemed to be safe away from the conflict away from the politics. but it seems that the is really, rates have been finding its way and entering its way closer to civilian and resident

loans, gas extraction projects delayed by on the conflict, as well as high levels of that. malcolm lab reports from the capital level to young voters are crucial to the candidates competing from those on bates presidency . about 2 thirds of people that on the 25 years in many fields, the ruling for lima potty selected danielle champ i youngest, have a presidential candidate. he's tried to distance himself from for the most part, corruption scandal. of course, we're going to work well with the economic sector because it is a very important aspect of our piece, our sovereignty and our territory.

capital by root. as follow says $85.00 missiles towards the northern . these right, the city of hyphen janice, kareem, outgo, harvey is in the lab and these capital you gave me an update on those classes as well. it's really difficult to get an independent picture. the what is happening really in the southern frontier. it to never know that that is right. and as we heard there is what, what, what the picture, this is coming. he does it, this is not the what we have. the 1st is really calm, but that's 10 to his folder is also naming that is destroyed. suite is really kind of a tactless. so, and it seems like ever is this the picture that comes from here from level 4 is paula. that, that they faced the israeli army in 2 different places today in odessa and in yahoo, this is up to villages. very present it to all that is really for the in the 4 parts of the year when i was there 3 weeks ago with the patrol unit of the u. n. of service passing through young and the they were telling me that this is one of the opposite trumpet spots. and it seems that this was most of the case today. and it has been a seems to have laden on bush in both places, inflicted the c

did with us out of there, fly to summit go now we have more than 80 percent of historic sentiments, lab band and then the capital. but now the countries food industry is trying to revive these cultural icons across hoc reports and. 0 in an alleyway in a decor suburb, in a small open air, send him a club lights up the night. it's blowing an old african classic cellar. the story of a powerful type code who has become a cursed, desperate to lift this bell, he becomes blowing to is own greed and those he's wrong. the film is 8 sharp critique of post independence, african leadership. a story that still resonates today. the young people see themselves in this story. it might be sought in 1973, but it's a timeless piece. but to make a movie like this today would be very difficult, almost impossible because there isn't the money nor the space decatur for this type of story. telling nearly every movie theater in the senegalese capital has gone dark, including the same elements sewer. now a late night supermarket, african narratives have become dominated by series that can be streamed easily on phones or cheap to produce

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hits any ron is attacked mid 3 bases of missile sites near the capital t, ron leading to loud explosions in the area. there also strikes in the western provinces of a lab. and who is this done province on the border with the rock as well, says the facilities in these areas we use by a ron to carry out the tax on as well. are as go live now to the sol, solved of the he joins us live from to around. so reports now about the human toll of these is riley strikes is the extent of the damage becoming clear. the cell in did sammy, so just an hour ago it ran in on me, has acknowledged that to or if it's minutes or personnel has been killed by is riley attack. that is the 1st report of the casualties so far and just a little i go with you right in 4 minutes. it has released an official written statement and it's saying that this is rarely a tax on the bi election off the un charters. and it's also violate and iranian the sub but and t. and also see that you're on susie suff, entitled to defend itself based on the inherent right of self defense under the un chart test all the way. it's not cars that are fly in is whether iran is going to response or not to preve

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as a stronghold of hezbollah. authorities site as well has now killed at least 1974 people in attacks across lab and on those as you've already joins us about from the lebanese capital and dose of babies, has seen a number of shoes strikes over the past 24 hours, what's the situation then now? well, if things are very tense, so as you can imagine, the air strikes continue and according to these early military, they've turned out at least 15 airstrikes in bear roots alone on thursday. most of them being in the southern suburbs at least 6 of them as that we are aware of over the past 2 hours. and of course earlier this morning, there was an attack on a medical facility that is real claims that belong to has the lot or was affiliated with the group where 9 paramedics were killed, said 14 others injured. and that was in the brochure district about a kilometer away from the parliament building in bay root. so the areas of a target, it was well outside the southern suburbs. the certainly is also targeted at the village outside of the capital, about 25 kilometers south east of a root, where the hits the transmission power belonging to augment our tv that is, has well, a te

local lab reports from the capital lovely time, the ccs, the name of the police. he's done far to disperse a crowd of all positions supporters. they've been challenging the name of finance. here i am on the line. they, they say one most of the presidential election. they were protesting the or victory body of the ruling for lima policy in the northern yes of provence. the electoral commission says for lima, one of the polls, which were marked by widespread irregularities. 6 people with sho, with live bullets at 320. wow. says he took cover behind a call when a bullet hit is um no good. um we demonstrated to show that we already lead this country. it's not of, i'm just waiting to recover. we know the police come on the shooting and we will fight that with these videos from the city of non food on thursday, bystander the saying the young man's just been shot by police during a protest. many of the young people cooling for change, say they have few opportunities in life. things haven't improved for years, and they have nothing left to lose. pretty much ruled nice. i'

capital failures. otherwise, the velocity has correspondence stationed on both funds of the conflict lab and on, on the as well. and early i had the latest updates from ortiz, midland, spear chief maria, from ocean and all the corresponding yes. and i can, the 1st and foremost, the idea of it has confirmed that it is actually started its ground. encouraging my colleague, maria will provide further detailed in that respect, but based on that statement, we also understand that the incursion is currently limited to a specific scope, as well as a specific geography, something that the idea of has been planning for months in preparation for this attack, we understand that the southern territories are now under constant bombardment. ariel rates, as well as our temporary fire, is currently setting the landscape for that ground incursion. but meanwhile, in the capital is where the air rates are also continuing. we have been listening to drones flying over the capital since early morning, and it's been consistent over the course of the past few days. there had been error rates, the suburbs of da here. the south

the body of a slain militant has been taken to a lab to assess if the dna matches. we are awaiting official confirmation. we asked what is the capitalnd we are asking what's the capital of ohio, is at columbus, toledo? we've had some discussion of this during commercial break and lauren thinks -- lauren: i'm first and probably wrong. columbus, number 3, columbus, ohio. >> guess with conviction. >> now you tell me. >> are you playing? yes years. ashley: i usually go first. i been usurped but lauren is right. it is columbus. i love state capitals. stuart: i will confirm that it is columbus. the city was founded in 1812 but didn't become ohio's capital until 1816. lauren: i said i would go first. thanks, everybody. thanks for coming a longer. coast-to-coast starts now. neil: what do you do when you run out of states? do you to go to canadian provinces? stuart: we go back to international capitals. neil: that is the sweet spot

say the government is trying to silence the sent malcolm lab reports from the capital. the pluto to add a cool on of my to include last told us a to gas canister shafted his leg. he says that police come on to fight, is it close range? he's a tv news camera man. he was filming last week protests against most. i'm big disputed election results and the killing of to see me a real position. so it goes on top of what did up in the woods they get. but clearly there's no security for june on us. we live as if and the government to control the prison. we've already lost several general. this is who for to bring truth, but was silenced. we work with fear supporters of opposition presidential candidate, then m. c. m online, they say he was late in the rig down to victory in the polls. the routing for levi parties control most of the traditional media ebony the 60 years in power. but some things are changing quickly. the number of most i'm beacons with the internet access has doubled in the last 5 years, the pricing half of the population. and many of the new uses young people in areas using small sizes. and

the week, israel carried out the daily strikes on cities across lab and on one of the attacks that struck a local hospital in the capital. on monday, the idea of claims the medical facility had, has blood gold and money hidden beneath it, ortiz, they route base team, went to the scene to follow up on the idea of allegations, we found no gold and there's no cash, only damages medical equipment and signs of bombing inside the hospital, after finding no evidence ideas said we looked in the wrong place or to see so any return to the site was exclusive for us to access and take a closer look at things that you would find also. so this is way as well claims with underground tunnel with this is where the golden cast a site is stored and even a tunnel which leads to an emergency shelter for the assessment, right? it has a lot general factory house and that's why the with inside the building. now we can see this is the typical of the office is the head. these are the offices for noise offices for adult does this kind of thing, a whole range of different businesses on display here. now, we're not going to have a look in the, in t

of capital coming down. we are still writing significant checks of $250,000, $1 million to early-stage start-ups that try and innovate where they are bringing the first technology out of their labs to apply it to the food and agricultural sectors. ed: is this u.s. centric or happening around the world? brian: is happening around the world. at ftw, we focus on north america. we are working with regions like singapore and southeast asia to bring food security and safety to them as well. i am personally an advisor to the food accelerator. it is happening everywhere. we are trying to bring the best technologies needed to feed 10 billion people on the planet by 2050. caroline: brian frank, thank you for joining us. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we still have all eyes on record highs for nvidia. ed: keep an eye on nvidia. there may be a fresh record. plenty to recap on the broadcast. shout out to the team in new york city. the big team in san francisco. one day down, four to go. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ katie: welcome to "bloomberg etf iq" let's get you to the biggest stories. china's latest financing group underwhelmed as investors wait for more de

daniel swine lab reports from the capital one is aries, a shawn sports across knowledge and seeking a ground to a standstill. and one of the biggest protests, the country has seen since the libertarian government of president covey. emily took office last december, the government has maintained a hard line fremont k policy saying it's the only way to check the annual inflation of more than 220 percent and save large and teen is struggling economy. the strike because the whole thing that the deafening silence vmc trains and roads will bring that message home will push the fights against the government. the city is determined to comp, spending unsettled states and surprises. hundreds of flights affecting thousands of passengers were cancelled planes, posts on the runway. the windows are it's underground, system was closed. ship state and port and truck drivers protested. know they have a more to this president has left us with many, many, many people. you see them in the streets and in the home, you see them everywhere. if the government has criminalize this practice and the right to strike and is threatening, create a u

labs will see greater losses. capital expenditures continue to grow. got a big sense of dÉjÀ vu. i don't know about you, shweta.t was your take away from that? shweta: yeah, first of all, thanks for having me, good to be here. my take away was there are a lot of good things going on for meta. we think about at a high level, yes, the negative side, capex remains unclear, they will spend $50 billion to $60 billion on capex next year. the losses in reality labs is a concern. but on the upside, what they are doing in terms of how they are leveraging llama, stroke of genius on their part, to their own advantage is amazing, especially as we think about engagement and monetization. video recommendations alone are driving growth on time spent, impression growth are high single digits, pricing is improving 11%. meta ai already has 500 million mau 's. engagement on the platform is remarkable. we expect revenue growth to be sustained at mid-teen growths rate at current levels. they are one of the biggest beneficiaries of deploying ai for their own advantage. caroline: half a million monthly users of meta ai was arresting.

1st month in the war and the genocide lab, i realize that, oh my gosh, this is what they were talking about. and that's tied to live now to the lebanese capital virus of where they have been a fresh. is there any attacks in the southern southern of here? these are like pictures coming to us here from the associated press, smoke rising over the southern part of the city. again, this is a continuation of those attacks from last night. you have more is really strikes of continued across the southern suburbs of lebanese capital. thousands of people have been displaced. so these are just live pictures not coming to us, get fresh pictures from the southern southern southern where israel has been coming out. it's a tax full week, so those attacks have hit the southern suburbs. they've also attacked it in the north and tripling, which is very far from the liberties capital. they routes where a my says, one of its come on, this was killed in the north end of correspondence in the south as well. i've also told us about is really ground forces in terms of that will fight. thing in the south. have also tried to infield traits and have come up against stiff resist

police crackdown since a disputed election earlier this month. malcolm lab reports from the capital and up with the c. c is the name of the police. he's done far to disperse a crowd of all positions supporters. they've been counting the name of finance. here i am on the line they, they say when most of the presidential election, they were protesting the or victory body of the ruling for lima policy in the northern. yes. of provence, of the like. so commission says for lima, one, the polls which were marked by widespread irregularities. 6 people with sho, with live bullets. bed 3 toes. yeah. wow. says he took cover behind a call when a bullet hit is um. no good. um, we demonstrated to show that we already lead this country. it's not over. i'm just waiting to recover what we know. the police come on the shooting and we will fight that way. these videos from the city of nom food on thursday, bystander the saying the young man's just being shot by police during a protest. many of the young people cooling for change, say they have few opportunities in life. things haven't improved for years, and they have nothing left to l

how does it with malcolm lab reports from a capital letter to just into next is how many never thought they'd lose him so young. and they told us he stayed at home during most of last week's process. them was shot dead by police. mean it's often walking out of his house. he was 29 years old, the family's feelings, with disgust. he was a young man full of life, and his life was taken away the police and meant to protect people. not until people did they just didn't tell who was killed, police were using to a gas and life bullets on demonstrators who were angry about what they see is plates and rigging of elections. earlier this month, the younger group went to see me at all positions that goes with show that rights group say jacinto. this is one of many cases of excessive police violence. committed with the intention of intimidating and retiring people from protesting against the disputed election results. this video says placing yes of proteins using guns wise to disperse, so position supporters, they say presidential candidates and on the same on delani is to view when a risk opposed to the mode by requirements of widespread irregularities. behind the please

capital city bay route in the cross of the otherwise the we hear. a is really a to reward king because we are some 2 to 40 kilometres away from the border with lab and on i was just observing the nice guy what we perceive to be a flare that was illuminating the night sky across the original corresponds so stationed on both sides of the front, we bought the latest updates now from hi fi to be we've been observing the constant error rates carried out by the israeli military. the air force has been sending it to jets, essentially harassing the low cost of the capital city. albedo is not necessarily carrying out airstrikes throughout the night, but essentially dropping some bombs and showing that there's a level of psychological warfare involved as well. but the tax were carried out across the country looking to some of the reports coming in. the air strikes target in the southern suburbs of the capital. we were essentially following up on a motor suggesting that is ready for us. try to evacuate or at least issue urgent notices for people to leave those areas. we also know that there were other attacks in the to all the districts. and one of these time

in on one topic in a lab and i had a chance to go to darpa as a program manager and now i am at a point where i have have public service, private sector, most of that venture capital, and what i saw in that 40 year journey was the fact that this country does enormous things. think about the mrna vaccines, huge things get done and those things get done because the public and private sector each plays their part and that was the perspective i had when a couple of summers ago, the white house called and asked if i would come to this role in the ostp. i was delighted because it was one of those areas where you can actually work on the entire system and understand how those linkages reinforce each other. we are at a time we had so many huge things that we want to do as a country, i think it is absolutely a time when this phenomenal innovation capacity we have has to be brought to bear. prof. miller: fantastic. you've been watching and playing a role in key aspects. what has changed? how is it different today? dr. prabhakar: that quote from 1986, about 40 years, we've been admiring some of the hard problems that we have, in the flourishing of the american economy. i'm t

lab incursion as now we do not see more than 10 percent. and switching gears now, we just need thousands of people have taken to the streets of the national capital to demand urgent piece towards the end major conflicts, including the ukrainian prices and the other protests as expressed some authority with the residents of the boss that some of the demonstrators has post as about to start expensive between ross and job. all those demanded meetings, piece pools for gazda and 11 on, on, cold for their country to need the need to military alliance of the events took place on the 3 of the german reunification. what this by the public discontent, nato's new secretary general mancha doctor who has only been in office 2 days has headed straight to key of to reaffirm the alliance with support. he said of the aim was to make presto clear that made those stands with ukraine. now for more. 1 the story that's across live to are the contributor rachel masted. now for more on this now. so rachel, ross, i said the nato's a support is krista kat, but is it that clear caught this bad as well? and they don't always like so virtuous signal which is why it doesn't r

lab and he's capital b route 1st though to our white house correspondent. kimberly, how could she joins us from washington any indication as to the scope of response that washington is prepared to endorse. kimberly, as well, we know from the repeated statements by both the us president as well as from the secretary of state and as defense. secretary lloyd austin, among others, the us stands has always been that unconditional support for israel is iron clad. having said that, it is very clear that there is serious consideration being given to the message that has been sent to the united states from iran, but their. 2 is unilateral self restraint and it is now over in terms of unilateral self restraint. in other words, the united states and israel now discussing next steps in light of the fact that just prior to receiving that message from iran, the united states had sent the message to israel. that there was an appropriate response that would in and that they couldn't don't an appropriate response a that was in contrast to what the message had been since prior. when a ron had attacked israel back in april. this time the united states saying it's ok to attack iran,

in on one topic in a lab and i had a chance to go to darpa as a program manager and now i am at a point where i have have public service, private sector, most of that venture capital, and what i saw in that 40 year journey was the fact that this country does enormous things. think about the mrna vaccines, huge things get done and those things get done because the public and private sector each plays their part and that was the perspective i had when a couple of summers ago, the white house called and asked if i would come to this role in the ostp. i was delighted because it was one of those areas where you can actually work on the entire system and understand how those linkages reinforce each other. we are at a time we had so many huge things that we want to do as a country, i think it is absolutely a time when this phenomenal innovation capacity we have has to be brought to bear. prof. miller: fantastic. you've been watching and playing a role in key aspects. what has changed? how is it different today? dr. prabhakar: that quote from 1986, about 40 years, we've been admiring some of the hard problems that we have, in the flourishing of the american economy. i'm t

in on one topic in a lab and i had a chance to go to darpa as a program manager and now i am at a point where i have have public service, private sector, most of that venture capital, and what i saw in that 40 year journey was the fact that this country does enormous things. think about the mrna vaccines, huge things get done and those things get done because the public and private sector each plays their part and that was the perspective i had when a couple of summers ago, the white house called and asked if i would come to this role in the ostp. i was delighted because it was one of those areas where you can actually work on the entire system and understand how those linkages reinforce each other. we are at a time we had so many huge things that we want to do as a country, i think it is absolutely a time when this phenomenal innovation capacity we have has to be brought to bear. prof. miller: fantastic. you've been watching and playing a role in key aspects. what has changed? how is it different today? dr. prabhakar: that quote from 1986, about 40 years, we've been admiring some of the hard problems that we have, in the flourishing of the american economy. i'm t