it's a form of paramilitary camp strategically located on a mountain peak in the middle of the jungle. three is the time look if you're in you all i have been demanding for many years rebuking to use alternative methodology is to search for missing people for you because i was got by you and i. thank. you. i came because i really believe in the mission and the trust in applying these sorts of technologies to a critical human rights issues i mean there are family members here who've lost loved ones and it really means a lot to me simply on a personal level to be able to help with that. everywhere. major search area right now i think is what we're going yeah ok and don't want us here because hold it up to fifty cent whom we don't. know what we're going to do. it is take a whole bunch of images from the ground to make. sort of a nice overhead map of the warrior here. which we cannot do with satellite imagery because we're under clouds and under tree cover. it's a little experimental in a dense forest as we're in but we'll see how it works. is that force us i get to that because you need

has won as many seats or a lot of seats to form a form of government so i think the opposition is sort of just doing this to show that they can and does show that they're against rigging but i think in a matter of a couple of weeks they will all sort of come around the dust will settle and they'll all sort of come together to form a parliament i don't think reelections are going to happen never happened before and i think that iraq is going to eventually hopefully convince them to form a government because a hung parliament would be something that isn't that that is in no one's interest pakistan is on the verge of an economic crisis how urgently does the next government need to address this. i think after forming a coalition the next thing that i'm absolutely has to do is to address the economy and you're absolutely right pakistan is on the verge of financial crisis and they have a huge balance of payment problem and just about two weeks ago the national highway authority was and able to pay the china pakistan economic order door contractors of five billion dollars that they were all w

is this a form of disarmament? >> you could think of it like that.

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it shows a new planet, forming around a dwarf star.o romantic names, though, the star is called pds 70. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, hardtalk‘s stephen sackur speaks to computer scientist and author, jarron lanier. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the internet is perhaps the defining technological advance of the last 50 years. it's opened up a new world of possibilities. but what if it's also representing an existential threat to humanity? that is the alarming possibility raised by my guest today. jaron lanier is no techphobic sensationalist. he is a silicon valley insider who was a hugely influential pioneer in virtual reality and the consultant to some of the biggest tech giants. so in what ways are we sowing the seeds of our own destruction? jaron lanier, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. you've spent the last three decades and more in the world of technology and it seems during that time you have made an emotionaljourney from optimism much more toward pessimism. and i'm wondering why. i have to dis

do you view your comedy as a form of activism? -no. is a little different use it's an in-depth look at a particular topic, but my stand-up,th at the end oday, it has to make people laugh, and i'm not going to say something that is, even if it's thoughtfuthat doeh because why would people listen to me?an i stand-up's strength is that people listen because there's the promise of laughter,iv so, i mean, an at goal is to push an issuesten and to get it as far as they can and to try to make progress, whether it's legislative or socially. that's not my goal with stand-up. my goal with stand-up is to entertain people. -you scream. i scream. we all scream for ice cream. america's favorite frozen treat has gottena the traveling museumn downtown at the musan franciscoream. i allows visitors of a s ages to indulge theet tooth and love of selfies. kqed's sheraz sadiq has the scoop. -we wanted to create a space that brought people together. this is a space that is unifying. 's a safe space. it's empowering, and ice cream is such a beloved treat that

system that can manipulate a person without their knowledge, that should no longer be understood as a formtood as something more like a drug or something that is intrinsically, perhaps, to the disadvantage of the person. how do you control it? well, i think maybe the people who operate such schemes have a fiduciary responsibility to those who use them. very much like doctors or lawyers have responsibilities. i mean, we have to discover the right framework. i'm not claiming to have the complete answers. i do know one thing, though. one thing that must be disallowed is a commercial incentive based on manipulating people, because then that encourages the growth of these kinds of schemes. i'm absolutely convinced that silicon valley will make plenty of money without them. i don't think we need them. the future really is going to be dominated by artificial intelligence, machines that can, in a sense, think, or at least take actions which appear to be increasingly autonomous and based upon some sort of thought. how far does that go in your view, and how dangerous is it? well i have a perspective

find a form of. materials there are others to help me but we'll continue getting them in there getting them. for the top story probably in the next one year you know. i talked to tom what do you know sort of the. issue of. he'll on the roof of the packing garage these assortments tradition with from more than three thousand solar panels the installation is one of the largest in africa it generates the electricity for the shopping center and the jets and apartment buildings and it gives the cars and i should be pleased to pack a huge installations like this one and have another benefit. cost of the solar panels will drastically reduce with greater demand and you see of architecture stability to each and every individual will be able to afford and will be able to power their homes using the natural energy that we do of. the rooftop solar units are still a rarity in kenya most of the funding for this one came from investors from highly industrialized countries. and that's why the financial profits don't

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government is neglecting the region whilst exploiting its resources politicians are struggling to form a government after the election in may which was marred by allegations of fraud we can talk to al-jazeera as imran khan now he is in the capital baghdad how far away is iraq from forming this government elections were months ago. the elections were on may third now what's happening is they were contested those results should be coming out in the next seven days or so and that's really what the highest. hope while the sermon on a friday at the mosque was about he wants the government to be expedited to be formed now why has the highest shia religious authority come out with a statement like that a lot of the protests are taking place in shia areas and the religious or torah jews are clearly concerned that if the protesters demands on the herd that they'll spread across the country and they may even call to criticize the merge a of the highest religious or forty so this was a timely backing of the protest movement however it's friday today friday prayers have been over there's been a lot

the destiny of the country they have a commanding lead with only a handful of seats still to be confirmed but hill likely need allies to form a coalition government in the past hour or so the european union monitors have raised some questions about the campaign saying it wasn't a level playing field the official final results are yet to come in but this is where we stand at the moment pakistan terek the p.t.i. that's leading with one hundred sixteen seats his closest rival the ruling len of the jailed former leader he's managed to get sixty four seats now the party of the assassinated former prime minister benazir bhutto there you see it that's managed to get forty three seats in the small. all the parties combined there are forty three now in order to form a government in iran can these coalition partners to get that majority of one hundred thirty seven seats will be going live to lahore in a bit but first let's listen to the assessment of the election and. it is our assessment that despite positive changes to the legal framework with the new elections act and a stronger and more transparent election commission the elector

and yet we mentioned a world cup co-host to form a demo goalkeeping to schmeichel to be bringing you the analysis all back again from the nation enough of them there's also that ahead of the tournament to check out what the area has to offer. nice and also the post completely off limits for foreigners and the reason for that because that. during the second world war the factory was forced to use military equipment and because of that it got completely flattened by german bombs. amazingly enough it took only one hundred days for the local communities to completely rebuilt the band and it was then where there was up and running but the city became a restricted zone. this is now a multi-billion dollar operation and around twenty thousand people work here used to be a lot more activity five times more but then these fellows are right. what i also like to do is to do a little bit the culture and want to fun with this museum exhibits twelve thousand pieces of russian historical and among them this one and i really like this this is the kind in ski he was cr

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-when you see the power of human connection in such a simplified form, i think it can be a great examplehow we should move forward as a country. -hello. i'm thuy vu. welcome to a special edition of "kqed newsroom" about arts and culture. on this program, we're revisiting stories from our archives with innovative and influential figures in film, the performing arts, and visual culture. we begin with the role of comedy in today's political climate.fr immigration policy to health care to the economy, there's a lot going on politics. that means plenty of material for comedians like roy wood jrc he'srespondent on comedy central's "the daily show." kqed's sheraz sadiq caught up with him while he was in town for the comedy festival colossal clusterfest. they met at an interactive exhibit showcasing president trump's love of twitter. -so, where are we today? -this is the donald j. trump presential twitter library. everybody at "the daily show we sat around, g and we started look closer at the president's tweets over the last couple years. eryone in our digital department started looking at ones,

and i think i would like to see how a new form, new shape looks like with the panels on them. for the sponsorship of cultural events or add ver use itting information. but the historic interpretation, whether it's a map or a marker or something, talked a lot about doing more with our plaque program for historic landmarks. so how these amenities, furnishings fit into the public interpretation with the panels on the side. i would like to see more pictures of that. it could work and i would like some more details about how our two commissions work together on the programming for that. >> commissioner hylan >> commissioner hyland: i do but -- >> commissioner pearlman: i thought it was interesting to hear about the different plants on the different kiosks and i started to imagine like boston the freedom trail. we have the toilet trail, going from one to another. [laughter] that bothered me. the idea of looking down on these, there's another something that could be paid attention to. the idea that you walk in there and it's lit, but not viewed, something could solve that. i want to e

a coalition government also coming up on the program together again in the form of the past few months is still fresh we needed a father and son who's been real dotted by us the parties but hundreds of other children remain in u.s. custody despite thanks party of a deadline to reunite the ford family. and cambodians head to the polls this weekend but do they have any really choice other than prime minister who instead who has ruled the country for more than three decades corresponding reports from comprende. plus in the next thirty minutes and we'll give you all the luck he wants to catch sight of the new almost total lunar eclipse of the twenty first century begins tonight and into the future the so-called blott morning find out what's behind the special astronomical event. hello and welcome cheema in pakistan the election commission has officially declared cricket legend and politician imraan khan the winner of the country's election. all celebrating the victory but results showed that his p.t.i. party. to win an outright majority at least to form a coalition t

i am starting my doctorial program in the fall in educational leader system to create a summary form in early childhood and education in general. some of the things we coachlished. i represent seat three. i am am playing for seat number seven. offer the last three and-a-half years we accomplished so much in collaboration with ece. we have created a more integrated early care system, increased access to ece for low income families, addressed the crisis in the work force around compensation. we continue to address equity issues among our target populations. my goal as someone with experience and provider is to continue to transform our educational system by actively participating and being a voice and challenging and highlighting the things not working and doing the best to represent the voices not at the table, which is children, families, teachers and providers. if selected to continue to be in this i look forward to an early learning scholarship 2.0, grand breaking planning and work and more integrated data sums for the systems we are part of. i am asking for reappointment to citizen

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now wants to submit a detailed account of his ordeal the lawyer looks for evidence that corroborates reports from other witnesses before combining the individual's statements to form a broader picture. but that is a sign was crammed into a four by four meters cell with one hundred ten other people they were stripped and forced to stand all day long they were allowed to go to the toilet once a day and had to sleep on top of each other. all they were given to eat was bread and dirty water many suffocated others died of starvation or because their wounds from torture were left untreated. it's been six months since our dear and khaled filed criminal charges with german prosecutors with the help of anwar alberni the case has set a precedent being the first example of war crimes and human rights violations being investigated while the conflict in question is still ongoing actually this conflict and its parts i think of from get a promotion actually that justice is one or like they say that main part of their evolution that was started because i love it and we just want to continue we are not going to surrender. like everything but the sad thing it's a message to the peo

a government and imran khan does not have those numbers alone the big question is who will he form an alliance with some of the job and other there are a lot well i just called one o'clock in the afternoon in pakistan while hyder our senior correspondent in pakistan is standing by i'm sure one hundred eighty million and more pakistanis have got their eyes focused on that building behind you and they're waiting for official results come i'll. absolutely go out all that gear then you drop them in the local media some of them up guards have a stakeout it's really raining really for either day out there but important to know all that emraan now had according to the reports that we have been receiving and now ward says he will easily be able to form the negs government so why did the all police can they kept their god so it's called the bugger son looks league now wide led by step by trade has already hinted degre would be railing on the opposition benches and of course the peepers bar-b. regard to its board rarely better than last election will also be hoping to pick. in parliament a b

. is somewhat more sophisticated as a form of cherry-picking.negotiate a lot of details in that paper. but it is clear that britain house to fulfil the standards and went it fits the eu standards it can have market access. and at the same time mrs may has said that she wants to give the house of commons rights to change the standards, that we see it is the same at the moment. britain is the same at the moment. britain is part of the eu and go in different directions. and we have a problem with the future. how to deal with that must be clarified. and some other things. one intriguing point of detail, if you would, for me. that is, mrs may had two meetings with your chancellor merkel in the run—up to the release of this white paper set of proposals. indeed, some people are saying that mrs merkel was given a heads up, and indication of what was in the british plan, before the british cabinet or indeed the british parliament. you know mrs merkel very well. is that true? i cannot say that this is true for sure. i think mrs may will have had discussio

is there a second is that of life forming? ld be one of the greatest discoveries we could ever make a. how soon are we could ever make a. how soon are we to see the information that you wa nt to we to see the information that you want to see? as i said, there are two orbiters that are orbiting mars collecting data. in the next few months or years, we could have already more data. i am sure they are looking at other areas already at the south pole and the north pole and the equatorial region. we don't even have to send another spacecraft there. we already have the assets there. we already have the assets there to do the work, all we need to do is continuing to gather the data and use the painstaking process of analysis to make sure the data is telling us exactly what we think it is. we have to make sure, this is an amazing statement to make them so you have to back up with amazing science that proves that it really is accurate and that is what we are doing now. thank you very much. thank you to having the. —— having me. it's bee

it is actually kind of a form of academic disobedience. are supposed to release your research in journals and publications, and it is supposed to go through a peer review process, which takes time. our kids in flint at no time. amy: described what happened when you got the numbers back, before the news conference at what d did you see? >> i was in my office at the hospital with what if my co-researchers, another young woman, a young mom, and we got the data back that showed the increase of lead levels. i tried every which way to prove i was wrong. be a statistical devil's advocate. i did not want to be right. to be right, to have seen an increase of blood levels, was children.ur that is not what these flint kids need d who are already struggliling with every o obstae toto their success. amy: so then you decided to hold his news conference. >> right, decided to hold a news conference. literally walked out of the clinic and enter this conference room, a press conference. amy: i want to go to a clip of that news conference. >> the percentage o

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the quarterly report is it come anything the form of memo? a written report? >> we didn't get -- we did specify the things to be included through ocd. >> i would say for the record i think it is important not to take away too much staff time from doing what you want. a simple clear property makes the -- report makes the most sense rather that in depth analysis to take up staff time. everything else i fully support. >> are we -- do we need comment from the departments? >> several of the departments are here in order to answer any questions. we weren't asking any presentation. >> what departments are represented. >> ocd is a leadership role. >> who is here today? the mayor's office of housing, building inspection, planning, public works and fire and mod. there are five departments listed that are named in the legislation. those are the departments that such affordable housing and governed by the ad min code we left outperformed uc and mta. we are communicating with them to bring them in. >> what about pw? >> public works here, yes. >> there are amendments to be

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a government and imran khan does not have those numbers alone the big question is who will you form an alliance with osama bin. yemen's hoofy rebels say they've attacked abu dhabi apple with a drone an official from the united arab emirates has denied that claim the airport tweeted earlier that there had been an incident involving a supply vehicle but said it had not affected flights or operations it's not clear if the tweet was referring to the same incident or for the last two years the u.a.e. and saudi arabia have been leading a military coalition which is supporting yemen's government in the war against the who says the rebels have launched a number of missiles into saudi arabia and its capital riyadh in recent months tensions between saudi arabia and the who face have been rising since wednesday when the kingdom accused the rebels of stopping its oil shipments to the. straits and attacking two of its tankers who says insists they attacked a sounding warship the closure could lead to substantial supply delays and higher shipping costs pushing up and cheap prices worldwide the ba

see terrorists in the united states presidency has created a new form of anxiety disorder democrats now claim that russia tampered with the vote tallies during the twenty sixteen presidential election. cambodia's prime minister has won a landslide victory. over shadowed by a security crackdown the claims of. a u.n. resolution on tuberculosis removes a key power groff calling for treatment to be made affordable it's on the request of the united states. and washington is in cahoots with a billion dollar. industry. and the canadian government acknowledges a post-war years when unmarried women were forced to give up their babies we speak to one of the victims. there was no conversation with me about how i got pregnant all they cared about was the fact that i was. pregnant and that i had a baby that they could. take. no one on monday morning here in moscow this is international from all of us here a very warm welcome to you. donald trump has created a new form of anxiety disorder among americans that's according to media reports citing therapists in the country apparently it affects both tho

have called for an all parties conference in the federal capital islamabad it is going to be a numbers game to form a government and imran khan does not have those numbers alone the big question is who will he form an alliance with osama bin. senior correspondent to pakistan who's in the capital kabul all eyes fixed on those official results and they're going to be announced from where you are. absolutely positively ridden. before friday prayers that we are expecting however the election commission had the results for eighty percent of the election. in iran. surely hundred ten feet although it is anticipated that the real get over one hundred twenty five feet by the time the final results are announced but to wait and see however. a day in negotiations that party the negotiation with at least five of the party they've also got a number of seats. to be independent and independent candidates. candidates normally range toward the party that gets the maximum war dead that's been the trend dad's all emraan it's really all of them all gone for days but as you rightfully know i mean this is budgets on and

a government and does not have those numbers alone the big question is who will he form an alliance with. senior correspondent. in the capital islamabad. election commission and the results they can get pakistan is a huge country it takes time. to get those results in so just give us an idea of where we are with the number. of. two hundred. given. two hundred and. importantly. one hundred fifteen. he will be able to get another. every four. give you. a. problem. and then he doesn't have to. and all the nine. and then you're. now in. the independent. to get enough support from. then you. get. your vote democrat big democratic then it is the breakaway faction they were initially with their people. particularly. and. we really need. to be. forming an alliance. we would not be working with regard to your allegations against them. right now. indeed for the moment we'll leave it. at that the european union observer mission will be speaking live and i think. we will be getting to it later in the program but for the we'll leave it that come all thank you. syrian government forces have retak

they've burned thousands of acres of land on the other side of the fence a mass says they are a legitimate form of resistance against a suffocating seach they have been less however over the past few weeks now as these fridays come and go a political solution that benefits the people of gaza remains elusive stephanie decker al jazeera gaza last two years of silence and uncertainty thousands of syrian families are now being given official death certificates for their missing relatives but the government hasn't released the bodies or provided any evidence of what caused their deaths many of them have been detained or forcibly removed by bashar al assad's forces so in a heart of reports from beirut in neighboring lebanon. for years nothing about her husband opposition activist. until recently when the syrian government declared that he died in two thousand and fifteen he was among the more than eighty thousand people believed by rights groups to have been detained or forcibly disappeared since the uprising began in two thousand and eleven in recent weeks and after years of silence more and more fa

i don't think his words are taking very seriously in iran i they're seen as a form of propaganda like a said the sanctions are hurting ordinary iranians the loss of value of the rain in currency has led to massive inflation which also hurts the reigning people and also the united states has never actually helped the iranian people i mean iran is one of those six visa ban countries which also hurts ordinary iranians trying to go to the united states also this administration and people like bolton as well as rudy giuliani have become very close to the m e k which is a terrorist organization which is responsible for over ten thousand civilian deaths in iran so this whole issue of supporting the iranian people i don't think it's something serious at all professor good to talk to many thanks indeed professor how it was sorry that. hundreds of thousands of chinese babies may have been given substandard vaccines health regulators found that a drug maker violated safety standards it's the second scandal the hit the company in the past week china's premier says that anyone connected with the l

silence is a form of falsehood. we will always speak out on behalf of human dignity. we americans are also concerned, as i know you are, about senseless conflicts in a number of regions. in some instances, regimes backed by foreign military power are oppressing their own people, giving rise to popular resistance and the spread of fighting beyond their borders. too many mothers, including soviet mothers, have wept over the graves of their fallen sons. true peace means not only preventing a big war, but ending smaller ones, as well. this is why we support efforts to find just negotiated solutions acceptable to the peoples who are suffering in regional wars. there is no such thing as inevitability in history. we can choose to make the world safer, and freer, if we have courage. but then, courage is something neither of our peoples have ever lacked. we have been allies in a terrible war, a war in which the soviet peoples gave the ages an enduring testament to courage. let us consecrate this year to show not courage for war, but courage for peace. we owe this to mankind. we

the idea that it is not a form of welfare is a nonstarter. it is welfare. under a different name, a more respectable name and an attempt, again, to fool the american people into thinking that this is a form of benevolence when it's just the form of welfare in the form of socialism. already deeply in debt, even deeper in debt. so many problems in chicago. it's difficult to imagine that this is going to improve situations and give people incentives and get them back to work. thank you. >> i might add that chicago is enjoying an unemployment rate something in the neighborhood of below 4.5%, the lowest in what i understand to be decades. and has seen an exponential increase in jobs in the city. >> martha: which would make this very odd timing. >> exactly. >> martha: ahead of elections no doubt. thank you very much, good to see you. coming up next, a controversial decision in the u.k. could lead the way to genetically modified babies becoming a reality. marc theissen and father jonathan morris up next. ♪ before nexium 24hr mark could only imagine... a peaceful n