she _ chart topper adele? i mean, kind of! she was _ chart topper adele? i mean, kind of!he dataset that i trained and al on to work out where the melody should go next. jukebox ai is a programme that you can run which you can train on particular bands or artists so adele, i think, particular bands or artists so adele, ithink, is particular bands or artists so adele, i think, is an incredible song writer. why not train and ai incredible song writer. why not train and al on adele and enter the lyrics in and see if the music that the machine creates can give me some inspiration as to where to go with the melody? machine generates a few seconds of audio and gives you three or four different choices as to where you wanted to go next so it might play... 0r where you wanted to go next so it might play... or it might go... 0r it might play... or it might go... or it might go... 0ne it might play... or it might go... or it might go... one of thoseis go... or it might go... one of those is definitely wrong, right? but the other two are probably 0kc every three seconds, which would

so adele, i think, is an incredible songwriter. the lyrics in, and see if the music that the machine creates can give me some inspiration as to where to go with the melody. so every three seconds, which would take 12 minutes or so of processing time, i would then say yes, i want option one, and then set it running again. and go brrrrr, ok, i'm gonna choose option two for this. and i would slowly build this melody with the machine that felt like a better fit. # i'll be the one to watch you shine. well, good luck, lj, and everyone else in the competition. public voting has already closed but you can listen to all the songs at aisongcontest.com and the winner will be revealed onjuly 6th. of course, ever since the invention of the music video, music icons haven'tjust had to think about how their music sounds, but also how it looks. lara: they've sold over 100 million records, are in their fifth decade of performing, and have shared a stage with many a great act. but duran duran have been trying a new type of collaboration — the band's

so adele, i think, is an incredible songwriter.n and see if the music that the machine creates can give me some inspiration as to where to go with the melody? the machine generates a few seconds of audio and gives you three or four different choices as to where you want it to go next. so it might play... plays tune. or it might go... plays slightly different tune. or it might go... plays slightly different tune ending in an off-key note. now, one of those is definitely wrong, right? but the other two are probably ok. so every three seconds, which would take 12 minutes or so of processing time, i would then say yes, i want option one, and then set it running again. and then brrrrr, ok, i'm gonna choose option two for this. and i would slowly build this melody with the machine that felt like a better fit. # i'll be the one to watch you shine. well, good luck, lj, and everyone in the competition. public voting has already closed but you can listen to all of the songs at aisongcontest.com and the winner will be revealed onjuly 6th. hel

off as a film—maker, impressing local bartender denise, played by portrait of a lady on fire star adelehe soon finds herself cutting together georges�*s incoherent home movies. she sees something in them, but she wants more. and so, driven by the voice of his jacket, which tells him it longs to be the only jacket in the world, georges sets out to feed this growing obsession. there are echoes of the gruesome belgian black comedy man bites dog in georges�*s increasingly insane film—making and ventures, along with shades of the killer dress riffs from tobe hooper�*s i'm dangerous tonight, or more recently, peter strickland's in fabric. but the tone of dupieux's film is altogether more goofy, even as killer style turns to killer instinct and mockumentary slips into snuff movie territory. indeed, what's remarkable isjust how upbeat things remain, leaving us laughing at, or perhaps even with georges, as he enters the mouth of madness. it's a credit to haenel that she manages to play her role with such a straight bat, providing the perfect foil for dujardin�*s madness. as long as she's investe

over the past 150 years, rahm r month rahmanov, the rolling stones, pavarotti, and adele.a few. >> it hosted just an incredible array of things from ice skating to circus. to ballet. >> reporter: archivist elizabeth harper keeps record of all the stars on stage. >> it was the first time the beatles played here, and you can see it's quite female heavy. >> reporter: and backstage. >> i have some lovely images of princess diana coming here, which actually people won't have seen before. >> reporter: the idea for a place to promote the arts and sciences to the british masses began with prince albert, but he died in 1861 before the hall was completed. a decade letter, his widow, queen victoria was still grieving at the opening ceremony. >> it's really sad, because she says in her diaries she was so overcome with emotion, she couldn't speak, and she just thought of her dear prince albert. >> she really loved him? >> she really did. >> reporter: at the time the hall ones of the largest in the world. >> they didn't know how to fill a venue like this. nowhere else existed quite like

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. >> adele dazeem. >> anthony: somehow john travolta got the closest.re going to have some fun tonight. our guest is the one and only dwayne johnson. [ cheers and applause ] yes. okay, enough already. you know, when i interviewed jason momoa last week, we both took our shirts off. but dwayne and i aren't going to do that tonight. tonight, we lose our pants. [ cheers and applause ] and we might even get to see dwayne's johnson. bam! and in just a little bit, one of the greats, chris bosh will face his most terrifying challenge yet. >> anthony: now, if chris can sink a shot in that basket, a $25,000 donation will be given to a charity of his choice. [ cheers and applause ] but if he misses, guillermo, what happens if he does miss? >> i don't know, probably nothing. [ laughter ] >> anthony: all right. back to me. as you know, i am a man of many, many talents and for the first time ever, i'm taking those talents to the classroom. if you're not thrown out in the first quarter, you're doing it all wrong. i'm anthony anderson. you know me from "black-ish," "mi

it adele has quite a basketball fan. thanks to lebron james.h paul, whom she is rumored to be dating. that woman's love life bleeds into her dating. you live your best life. >>> next, to matt damon getting plenty of accolades inside hollywood but maybe not so much at home. >> he tells sunday morning, that his kids can be the biggest critics, including his 15-year-old daughter isabella, who refuses to see maybe his best hit "goodwill hunting." >> she doesn't want to see movies that i'm in that might be good. >> what do you mean? >> she likes to give me [ bleep ]. >> that's one of his best. come on. damon isn't afraid to tap the brakes on work to be with his family. he's taking this fall off to help his family get settled here in new york. saying his priority is to be a strong presence in his children's lives. >> do you think she's seen "american pie"? >> that's "euro trip." >>> counting down the minutes until one of our friends steps into alex trebek's shoes. robin roberts is set to start her week guest-hosting "jeopardy!" tonight. she follows h

to rel, i'm calling in adel got the, you know, i just got the input feel, be painted. people just are most random. yeah. so that it be us like it up. there's no knowledge or that there is going that they didn't talk with our car. you know, if you look at then at a you're going up or i guess the thing that i want you guys to put in a key it took that to the 55. so you know right. the point in bergen percy, if you're going to drop it to 2 times, it says, you know, you're not month one month. you know what you know pro vision on my back on. this is understate. like, obviously lucky you lucky but it says you don't get information on this, but i get but i will get the name. you are the big one. but what, what key, what the big keynote tom i go that way about our key. yeah. keynote. dennis, how about the on on the status look so selection. thank you. ok . 2 2 2 i just hung up as when i might hear mentally here so i just don't get it on your fingers, but the speed it to santo economy has increased. what are the, i want you to me, some eagles, you know, the reason that i work

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suitable for growing rice, but no one she has known what upton is in the house of these neighbour been adel. matilda was flattered by powerful winds, much lower than the fish, like he used to. but that's not an option. here data, but even you travel to the sea and buy a fish to sell it, but no one could make a living best way up. there we are growing, right? did somebody this is completed? what was your site this year? we had a lot of rise a 2nd, but because the range filled everything has eventually we'll just talk about say, got a potential job for the children physic. during a visit, residence hall area and the cost of goods for support for his plan has to be built in the see here protecting the city from future months. he's don't pay them. and he, if you look on the need for change, he believes projects like the green pack and the location of a nova out of the vital for this to do the future. and he's hoping local residents will support him a launch. but it says to please that it was not screen. yes ma'am dish. we need to use our knowledge back to the city that to stop and don't put thi

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1st player to qualify for this year is atp finals after drawing level with roger federer and raf and adel, on 20 grand slam titles, the world number one claimed his 6 that wimbledon crown on sunday, the 3rd faced italian tale bearer, a teeny, and the final who reached him made a grand slam decider junk of which was the opening sent in a tie break. but he recovered and took the next $0.03. that's now 3 straight wimbledon titles for john savage. only 4 men in the history of tennis at one the opening, 3 majors. i consider myself best and i believe that i am the best otherwise i wouldn't be talking confidently about winning slams and making history. but whether i am the greatest of all time or not, i leave that debate to other people. i said before that it's very difficult to compare the arrows of tennis. we have different records technology balls, records. it's just completely different conditions that we're playing in. so it's very hard to compare tennis say, from 50 years ago to today. but i am extremely honored to definitely be part of the conversation. ok, and that is all your sport for

not having died from covered 90, and this is adele strain because the dominant very to the virus health organization has sent a star warning to countries hoarding vaccines, bugs, nationalism, where 100 full of nations have taken the lion's share is morally indefensible. and an effective public health strategy against a respiratory virus that's mitigating quickly and becoming increasingly effective at moving from human to human violence are currently winning the race against bucks ins because of been equitable vaccine production and distribution. according to the w h o, the delta strain will dominate all other variance globally in months to come. it was 1st detected in india and on top of last year, in a sense spread, we'll know, 100 different countries. dozens of countries of implementing new restrictions, untroubled bands in a bid to stop the spread. we spoke with dr. joy, the grover and a and e consultant about the dangers of covey mutations is by far the most common experience now to contain it. late is next to impossible, they will bring you a patient. we don't know where they will

. >> sit adele, 34% lies with that one market maker robin hood lists this clearly if they change their. that does represent a big risk again. 34% was an interesting number. that was the amount in crypto that doge coin represented going back to these concentrated risks that q 1 were spectacular. crypto revenue went from 4% to 17%. of that, 34% was doge coin whenever i'm on tech check, it always comes ba being to dogecoin what is q 2 going to look like i think it will be interesting especially with any amended filedings. we'll see how do these play out in q 2 >> i think some were calling doge coin the potential whale. angering some of its base. a claim on wall street bets of users talking about how they might be able to short this ipo. does robin hood have the potential to become an anti-meme stock. >> that did not cross my mind. that would be the most ironic and sweetest of justices payment for order in it self- i don't believe is a terrible thing. it is more being transparent about it meanwhile citadel securities showed 4.1 ebita. customers feel they've been taken in some kind of way w

judy: amid all the other concerns around the spread of adele to varian, many parents remain concernedren. so far, children have been spared from severe illness and hospitalizations. the number of adolescent covid cases is rising. and a growing number of children are showing up in pediatricians offices and emergency rooms. while rare, it includes debilitating symptoms that can drag on for months. sarah varney reports black and latino children have been especially impacted. this story part of our ongoing race matters series produced in collaboration with our partner kaiser health news. >> just a few weeks ago, she did not have enough strength to even play with her beloved pet ferret. >> i remember feeling i will never get better. i had covid during my birthday. my mental health after declining my anxiety was on the highest point ever. reporter: when she first tested positive for coronavirus, she felt nauseous. she could not breathe and had piercing headaches. her mother took her to a local emergency room three sepate times for migraines and severe voming. four months later, her symptoms

the suns boosted by their crowd that included superstars adel and lebron james. the king courtside to support his good friend, chris paul. >> i'm proud as hell for c.p. i'm here for c.p. we support each other. >> reporter: phoenix up 16 points after the first quarter. but the bucks scored 43 points after the second quarter and never relinquished their halftime advantage. >> we got to play when we started off the game especially going there. milwaukee. to win a game in - >> ror holliday stripping booker and feeding giannis for a game-sealing alley-oop. >> it was the winning play of the game. >> reporter: just to reinforce how important last night's game was to both teams, historically in the nba finals the winner of game five has gone onto win the series 72.4% of the time. terrell? >> all right. will reeve, we'll see how this one goes. i can't call it. by the way, you can watch the next one, game six of the finals tuesday night 9:00 eastern right here on abc. >> i also love when we give the history statistics there because it always gets blown up. we'll just say f

. >> also in the east bay, the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating a drowning at lake adele vow the east bay regional parks district responded to the scene of someone who went under the water near the dam. crews are still searching for the body and we'll bring you the latest developments as soon as they become available. the family of a missing cal berkeley student is now offering more money for information about her disappearance. the family of sydney west is now offering $25,000 for information on where she could be the increased reward money comes on her 20th birthday. and she's been missing since september 30th of last year when she was seen on the golden gate bridge. and in other news, the city of san francisco has been making headlines over concerns about out of control crime in recent weeks. some of this written by videos of rampant thefts going viral. and today the city's mayor and chief of police held a news conference to show the latest crime statistics which they say paints a more realistic picture of what's going on. kron four's maureen kelly was at that news con

over the past 150 years, the rolling stones, jimi hendrix, diana ross, frank sinatra, pavarotti, and adeleew. >> it has hosted just an incredible array of things from ice-skating to the circus to the ballet. ♪ >> reporter: elizabeth harper keeps records of all of the stars on stage. >> it was the theatre, and you can see it is quite female-heavy. >> reporter: and back stage. >> i have some lovely images of princess diana coming her wch actually people won't have seen before. >> reporter: the idea is to promote the arts and sciences to the british masses began with prince albert, but he died in 1861, before the hall was completed. a dic a decade later, queen elizabeth was grieving. >> she thought of her day with prince albert. >> reporter: she really loved him? >> she really did. >> reporter: at the time, the hall was one of the largest in the world. >> they didn't know how to fill a venue like this. there is nothing quite like it. but eventually they found events to draw people in. >> reporter: events like the first body building event, and speeches b erages a in 1933, albert einstein spok

so adele, i think, is an incredible songwriter.g a new type of collaboration — the band's letting artificial intelligence loose on creating the video for their new single, invisible. how is a machine brain going to make a video? how is it going to construct it? how is it going to conceive ideas? how can we feed in enough information to get something valid back? and...then i was introduced to huxley. huxley is the a! that was trained to get creative. this is where it all starts. the process of making an a! video involves teaching the ai how a human would think. so first of all, you've got to really take a close look at what is going on inside a human“s brain, and that can happen right here. it“s meg scanner, or a magnetoencephalography scanner, and what it does is it uses really strong magnets to measure very sensitive signals firing in the top part of the brain, known as the cortex, and that's where we think a lot of the information for creativity and things like, other tasks like this are encoded. so if you want to imbue them into

adele and lebron were courtside. what a game. >> i know, and the home team. home team not winning.his is the first time a road team won. >> that was hugely important. game five is the key to everything in the nba finals. historically, the winner of game five in the nba finals goes on to win the series 72.4% of the time. so saturday was big. tomorrow will be gigantic. can the bucks clinch at home for their first title in 50 years or can the suns force a game seven at home? to win their first title in franchise history. let's find out together tomorrow. >> will did his homework. 72.4%. >> not 72, not 75. 72.4. >> if the bucks win, it'll be 73.3% historically. >> i want a game seven. i want a game seven. let's go, suns. >> i'll let them know. i'm heading to milwaukee right now. >> thanks for stopping by. >> absolutely. thank you for having me. >> appreciate it. >>> a lot more coming up on "gma," including countdown to liftoff. jeff bezos and his crew are joining us before their trip to the edge of space. >>> also ahead, we cannot wait to take you behind the scenes of "jeopardy!." you

well, i'm telling you that adel daoud -- delta, the pandemic variant. >> not if you're vaccinated. >> there are whole people who are saying that when i say it's good to get vaccinated, compare me to stalin >> wow >> yep, that's sort of where we are. got to work with that. >> when we come become, do not miss robinhood's vlad tenev with our andrew ross sorkin coming up in the next hour as we go to break, let's get a look at the bond report. we really got a clearer picture of the discussion of when taper might happen the ten-year 1.266 goldman says they expect a warning in september and a formal announcement in december. we're back in a moment with the ceo of service now ♪ music ♪ ♪ dream, dream when you're feeling blue ♪ ♪ dream, dream that's the thing to do ♪ ♪ music ♪ when you see value in all directions, you add value in all directions. accenture. let there be change. only 6% of us retail businesses have a black owner. that needs to change. so, i did something. i created a black business accelerator at amazon. and now we have a program that's dedicated to making tomorrow a better day

so adele, i think, is an incredible songwriter.ld slowly build this melody with the machine that felt like a better fit. # i'll be the one to watch you shine. well, good luck, lj, and everyone else in the competition. public voting has already closed but you can listen to all the songs at aisongcontest.com and the winner will be revealed onjuly 6th. of course, ever since the invention of the music video, music icons haven'tjust had to think about how their music sounds, but also how it looks. lara: they've sold over 100 million records, are in their fifth decade of performing, and have shared a stage with many a great act. but duran duran have been trying a new type of collaboration — the band's letting artificial intelligence loose on creating the video for their new single, invisible. how is a machine brain going to make a video? how is it going to construct it? how is it going to conceive ideas? how can we feed in enough information to get something valid back? and...then i was introduced to huxley. huxley is the ai that was tra

starting with adel fry issue, i know that there was a very's serious impact there, and that they'll fight retirees been really helped by other benefits that been passed, for example for multi employer plan. we would look forward to working with you and discussing what can be done. with respect to distressed communities, this is a critical priority for president biden. there are many, many pieces of the proposals that are in this budget that attempt to address that issue creating greater opportunities and particularly opportunities targeting distressed communities or low income communities. we haven't proposed a tax credit for that but we would certainly be happy to discuss that with. you >> thank the gentleman. let >> me let me recognize gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. boyle to inquire. well thank, you mister chairman and thank you secretary yellen for being here. i was very pleased in your prepared statement to read into listen when you set, it and to paraphrase you, that was covid 19 created a number of problems, there were problems that existed prior to covid-19. in many ways the covi

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. >> adele habÍa sido vinculada con el cantante, sin embargo el humor cada vez es mÁs fuerte que el dueÑomor y espere otra vez en nueva mÚsica. >> si su pareja es representante al ser muy exitoso. [hablan al tiempo] >> habÍa pasado por un problema en sus cuerdas vocales en oportunidad. nueva vida, ojalÁ que grabe pronto. alan: a pocas semanas de la muerte la cantante caral se prepara para llevar su vida y mÚsica los escenarios. [mÚsica] >> las canciones en delhi con la mÚsica italiana, rafaela carra, se convertirÁ en un musical gracias a un acuerdo alcanzado para adaptarla los teatros, la pelÍcula explota explota 2020, un espectÁculo que se estrenarÁ en simultÁnea en varios paÍses el prÓximo aÑo. 12 meses despuÉs de la muerte de rafaela carrÁ las productoras de la obra informaron la creasde este proyecto internacional que involucra la participaciÓn de productoras italianas, espaÑolas y holandesas. el musical y se espera la pelÍcula producÍan en dos solvente que cuenta la historia de amor, emancipaciÓn y redenciÓn social ambientada en los aÑos 70, un estilo de la mÚsica y cantos del artist