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and now we have the opportunity to talk live with the founder of the cultural platform ark of ukraine by yaryna vinnytska p yaryna, so what is unique about this book well, i will not be modest and say that all editions of the ark of the publishing house, at least ukraine, are unique. became an exception, this is an exclusive edition, we believe that printing is the quality of printing, the quality of the design should be equal to the quality of the poems, so we hope that our book, our design corresponds to the level of the poems of sergey zhadana, that is as he himself said it like this. we want to please the gods of literature and the gods of design, and that's why we don't have the right to publish cheap books , and that 's why this is an exclusive edition. for centuries, the biggest such metaphor and polygraphic is the use of a mirror film because we believe that everyone can see themselves in the poems of serhiy zhadana and every poem seems to be about me, so it is a mirror film that you can see your reflection. this metaphor of the intimacy of the tangibility of poetry is desired

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the ark investment management ceo and cio will bloomberg's katie greifeld.hie: i think the sec if it is going to approve a bitcoin etf will approve more than one at once. so, then, again because most of these essentially will be the same and it will come down to marketing, communicating the message. we have been putting out our bitcoin monthly for the last year. we are now starting a bitcoin brainstorming session. our first when we launched last thursday. so, we are trying to get the word out there that our research is deep, and we have been doing it since 2015 when we gained our first exposure to gbtc. we were the first public asset manager to gain exposure to bitcoin at all in 2015. katie: that is where i want to go, the grayscale bitcoin trust known by gbtc. if you look at ark w, your next generation etf, it is the third-largest holding. if we are in a situation where the sec does give its blessing for a spot-bitcoin etf, would you plan to sell out of gbtc and by a physically backed fund? cathie: i cannot talk about we will -- what we would and would not

. >> the ark was from fdr in 1933 until ronald reagan in 1980. a time where people believed the federal government was your friend. whether it was world war ii, social security, the highway system, the department of defense. reagan came in and it was a revolution that went to trump. it was more of a suspicion of the federal government, not to waste, balance the budget. and now we are in a time of neo-civil war. the age of reagan is over. they are morphing with biden people. you have a new world order going on with donald trump and how he has consumed so much of the oxygen of our country. we do not know where we are at. this divide, al gore and george w bush down the middle. the florida recount, hillary clinton won the popular vote but trump came president. we have not been able to get out of that feud. i think the republicans are winning in the sense that they were able to get recent supreme court justices in. that has fueled an unraveling of the programs, roe v. wade, clean air and clean water act. we are now in an aero where americans think les

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. >> it's a little noah's ark, yeah. >> reporter: ceo don fenler says taking care of people's pets givesm one less thing to worry about. >> some animals are coming for 24 hours, and some might be with us for a while. so we're trying to prepare for a >> reporter: and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, let's check back later for "cbs mornings," and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from maui, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. a tragic milestone in the maui wildfires. with 27% of the survey complete, the death toll has now surpassed 100 people. most remains have not been identified. >>> new legal documents show that the special counsel's investigation sought a warrant for access to former president donald trump's twitter account and eventually gained it after challenges from the social media company. the investigation was given information, including trump's direct messages, draft tweets, and the devices used to access the account. >>> and taylor swift is now the subj

mariupol brought the ark with the relics of st. george the victorious to venerate the shrine in st.holas cathedral. hundreds of believers came, a prayer service was held there. oh under power. george the victorious will bring through 100 cities of the country, and the saint is considered the heavenly patron of the russian military. soldiers of the 71st guards regiment were awarded me medals for courage. they fought in the orekhovskoye direction , because for their work for the unit commander they were presented to the captured prisoners and trophies . the summer enemy does not fight formed a sample. we took e in battle. the assault group in the morning in the dark, but we did not let them through the 71st guards regiment, in which alexey held back the units for a month, for which he received the rank of guards soldier and officers of the state award. there were days when they launched two waves. hmm, the first one went, but they always sat and prepared. they waited further for the approximate engines, apparently, to gain a foothold at night, but they also did not succeed in my direc

the ark of childhood to today. it was written for eighth grade me. it was the book i wished i had in middle school to say it was ok to be gay and it was ok to be myself. we did not talk about that growing up in very conservative northern michigan. i wanted to include more stories about coming out and learning to love myself and embrace my differences and how that helped me in political and public life. host: had you come out by the time you met the secretary? chasten: yes, i came out to my parents the summer i turned 18. host: what was that like for you in traverse city, michigan? chasten: it was tough. i wrote a letter apologizing to my mom and i ran away from home. i couch surfed with friends. i tried to get through community college. i tried to figure it out. luckily, my parents called me home. they did not know anything about raising a gay kid. they put aside the prejudices of other people aside. they put all of that aside because they wanted to keep their kid safe and alive. host: had you heard anti-gay sentiments growing up in your family? in y

the ark of the confederations of the unit was perpetual. the constitution should not say it was perpetual. it did say it would be more perfect. perfect in the technical sense not in the contemporary sense by president obama like to use it but in the sense of complete. the arguments on the link inside of the articles of confederation made the union perpetual. constitution made a more perfect muslim injustice perpetual or more perpetual therefore there is no wayy out. probably most honest and sophisticate answers a state in union that does not include explicit provision of withdrawal of some group of people choose to withdraw and others think they should not withdrawal it's very hard to give an objective answer whether permitted or not. but the effective it is revolutionary. members of the free regeneration there's nothing wrong being revolutionary. this is true for americans of lincoln's generation revolution le something people did. in fact one term of congress gave a speech was speaking about the mexican-american war wasan referring to emb

after noah got the animals out of the ark and the lord said to him as long as the earth remains they will be seedtime and harvest, hot and cold, winter and summer, day and night. these people have got there panties in a wad. it is just a waste, a big waste. we have always let the free market decide. it is proven to make the united states the most successful nation in the world. the free market economy. every time joe biden says we are going to get a spending bill out here you can just picture a hand reaching into your wallet and taking money out through this inflation . don't deny there is no inflation. it is awful. he goes down to the -- he's got criticism so he deflects. he goes down and opens up a national monument. looks like he's at the southern border. what a joke. host: that was the fifth national monument designated by this president. from the wall street journal's reporting, they note more than 900,000 acres of public land that was preserved in the announcement. the announcement was nave near -- made near the grand canyon. he's made five monuments as part of conservation eff

you have so many animals, pugs, cats, with me in the ark at home. sorry how are they.exander ivanovich's bed, they never slept there. this is the cat plato another plato part of platonov but how do you sleep pugs come on his bed all the time. and when we go for a walk, in the evening, you are already late at 10:00. and it’s so interesting, the dogs stop and raise their heads like that and look at the balcony of the second floor, because when i walked the dogs in the evening alexander ivanovich very often stood on the second floor and smoked. and i screamed at him. stop smoking dogs are used to, they stop waiting for me to scream and therefore look up. he in due time you. saved you from cancer pulled out of this disease. you just pulled it out by giving you a pen in your hands at the right time, and so on you pull it out. i wouldn't start writing. it was alexander ivanovich's idea, which was, most likely, so that i would not lose heart in this oncological intensive care unit. it was his idea. together you have saved so many people from cancer. well, many of you don’t ev

raiders of the lost ark is the love child of steven spielberg and george lucas, two of the most gifted filmmakers of our generation. i've watched it 36 times, except for the snake scene and the face-melting scene, which i can only watch when it's still light out, but... i defy you to find a story problem. here's my jaw... drop it. all right. indiana jones plays no role in the outcome of the story. if he weren't in the film, it would turn out exactly the same. oh, i see your confusion. you don't understand.

. >> the ark marking this anniversary at times we've seen attacks on voting rights.t is your assessment of where the movement is at the moment? >> numerous people are on, as we call it, the battlefield, that are fighting to get the right policies in place, fighting to educate communities. i think one of the struggles is there is so many things that are problematic. when you look across the board and the black community, we still suffer from racial disparities, whether you are talkg about banking, housing, employment, health, environment, criminal justice. we are still the last, not because of something inherently wrong with us, but because of the systemic issues around race. part of the issue around race is some of it is ignorance. if you grow up in a society where you do not know a lot about a certain community and you cannot spend a lot of time around that community, you will hear certain things. the barriers that were removed because of the work my father did were legal barriers. we have a lot of the fact of practices now. we've got to intentionally do things to e

initially, the gudevichi church was built in an elongated form in the shape of an ark ears a little later rebuilt and two more small extensions appeared, and it was time to look at these from above in the shape of a cross, and the church has such a large three-tiered iconostasis. i want to watch and take a closer look. okay, so far well , despite the fact that the doors of the temple are friendly open to go inside. we, unfortunately, do not we can, repair work is going on there now, but appreciate the beauty of architecture and the sophistication of this building. we can also outside. to be honest, i did not expect to see such beauty, by the way, this temple is made in the style of ancient russian architecture, and it cannot but delight. we will have a business with you, whoever seeks will always find, he can put such a machine at home. this year the temple in gudichi turns 135 years old. but she honored my whole church on it; they built it in the nineties on every brick. temple is the name of the one who donated money for the construction. inspired by everything that is happening. i saw

the ark with the relics of st. today, believers have passed the route and venice of crayfish. tomorrow the pilgrims will arrive for glory to join the action, anyone can. amazing elephant and giraffe escape with the film set, the time became viral in the italian mid scene, as the channel clarifies in the style of the madagascar cartoon, it could happen due to the fact that the four-legged artists were forced to shoot for a long time in the shower indoors at high temperatures, but they couldn’t get out of the city as well as in the studios succeeded the fugitives. they returned to the pavilion a few minutes later. more sports news of the day at 9:00 pm in the panorama with tatyana korol. that's all for me. have a nice evening. belarusian tennis players alexander zgirovsky alexander leonenko reached the semi-finals of the doubles tournament of the atp tournament, which takes place in china , the opponents of the guys in 1/4 were colleen, sinclair and ruben statham, who lost in two sets six-sem 3 6 match. it lasted one

in the west , a lot of people look at russia as well , and in the ark, which saves today what is lefton strongly. two very important questions the first question is about one can serve so what about democracy? what is democracy is not this antics that there is not this ugliness that they are trying to present, this is not a screen under which any crimes can be committed much more seriously this question is very serious, the second is what the no less serious said, and why are there more people who had a clear goal , aspiration and a specific plan ? so it is impossible to remember them. i want to say a few words about china has started a new policy in all respects, and one moment is not quite it, as it were emphasized, china wants to establish normal friendly relations with the islamic world. and he does it and he does it it is also necessary based on world politics, based on the problems that they tried to raise. and these are precisely the relations that china is now establishing and not just saudi arabia mecca, it is nothing in saudi arabia. exactly today, the armies were celebratin

in the islamic revolution square , the people who are on the arbaeen procession and are going to the ark of salvation are depicted. this artwork is a product of the designers of the islamic revolution, the ceo of the social security organization, from the implementation of 133 treatment plans in the area. social security announced all over the country and said that the loan of 20 million tomans for thousands of social security retirees will be deposited into their accounts next week. centralized loan from have it through a centralized system , god willing, we will try to deposit this loan into the account of dear retirees, which includes about 40 thousand people, by the end of next week. it has been reported in the announcement of the organization that other candidates are allowed to choose the field, it is necessary to refer to the information base of the sensing organization as soon as possible to choose the field of applicants after choosing the field and final confirmation of the code of the elective fields with a 15-digit number as a receipt for the selection of the darya farda fiel

the thing about others mindful of responsibly the carry but also ark big organization worker come intontact with are less responsible. i visit, it's our policy before we publish and they were running about the businesses they have sent them to russia. >> one single line that means multitudes, i want to make sure before we get tout audience questions, talk about russia and ukraine. one thing that struck me, a lot of this really to do reporting in 2019 and 2020 so before the pandemic and the russian invasion of ukraine, he wouldn't be able to tell the story how you started working on it later. >> something billy's parents and i talked about, the timing want to say perfect, i started on the story the first time i heard so on it and we published the article and you are right, the pandemic and that would be get virtually impossible to do the work and practically impossible. >> you reported a long time in hindsight, did you learn in your reporting? want you toyo understand when te war in ukraine broke out. in the u.s. at the time convenient to pretend it was not a real war in ukraine and may

the ark with the relics of st.olotsk medieval quarter of jewelers discovered in polotsk that archaeologists found fragments of furnaces of vessels for melting metals jewelry quarter of jewelers discovered in the area the city stadium, spartak, is now a sports facility built in the sixties, being reconstructed, since it is located on the territory of the lower castle of the ancient strip , construction work is accompanying. so far , the materials that we have received today allow us to say that this is the eleventh century. and this is the oldest jewelry quarter. uh, at least, uh, on the territory of the former principality of polotsk , we found traces in almost every section of the stadium. e-e production, namely a fragment of e -melting vessels crucibles, and melting metal. well, the remains of special furnaces that were used for melting metals, before there were no archaeological excavations on the territory of the sports facility, but in april 1984. here , during the subbotnik, a treasure of six gold objects, th

we are designing an options ark in case there's a small flood. >>> one of those cracks is the still burdened consumer with pivotal personal consumption data out next week, we will look at one grocery play that could help clean up on aisle four. and finally, swing and a miss, lessons to be learned and maybe a comeback story from last week's dick's sporting goods trade. i'm tyler matheson, welcome everybody in for melissa lee tonight, this is "options action" live from the nasdaq market site and on the desk tonight, mike khouw, carter worth and brian stutland, welcome, gentlemen. good to be with you, if not with you virtually, we're here together. stocks reverse course today. they finished solidly higher. the fed chair powell said rates could go hightory combat inflation, but then the frowns turned upside down when the chair later cited, quote, especially robust consumer spending and early signs of a recovery in the housing market. okay, but, where does that really leave us, carter worth? how do we make sense of it? put a trade in. show us some charts. >> the conclusion was it was full today b

completely different military operations on this front, or we must say that listen to me and my wife in the arkact, the whole world considered my wife. and so the family went crazy, they are the only ones that survived, so we should just clearly understand, either we are trying to negotiate something with them, or we are talking, guys. live in your life, we don't care about fighting and everything is the same as it is now. well, who should be declared terrorists? are we waiting for the west to condemn? yes, the west supported the strikes, here are the tanks. the plant supported the explosion of gas pipelines, no one condemned anything. they will only support and applaud any terrorist act directed against peaceful infrastructure. therefore, we do not even need to turn to the west. not enough of this. i'm on my own in fact, in some way you need to understand that the rubicon was passed, when they struck a blow at view yes, he called it what, it means that they just said that there are six ports there should still be no peace party in russia. even close to the minimum that we see from this company

the ark for the urine of st. dmitry gorsky is made by orthodox cities. nikolaev to the luhansk region in the pskov region, which was liberated from occupation twice in 43 and 2022 after becoming part of the russian federation , and life here is getting better not only churchly, but also we work peacefully, we receive documents, the school works, the parishioners of the local church believe, what a saint im in

so the ark.ding means that you can only enter here with your couple, so noisy warm companies are the village culture house, i created it in memory of my wonderful action when i played back in school ensemble, work work, but a person not only works, he needs to be alive and relax after a jar. here you can play billiards, play tennis and karaoke. all you have is a real nightclub here in the village. you don’t say you can’t lag behind the city, no, alexander lags behind so much that he made his own gym. in the village. a bath master cannot do without him, because somewhere you need to draw the physical strength of the age that shows, uh, further, the more we work. the most important thing for a bath attendant for a beautician is now how you can say the word park master, these are hands, because they must all be strong. here is one of the exercises. i show for the hands. this is a crowbar you take 6-8 kg and with such movements. you train the grip of the hand so that there is always a firmness of the

book bird poems that became songs, this is a joint project of serhiy zhadan and the cultural platform ark-ukraine , collected under one cover the poems of the songs of the legendary ukrainian musicians who were inspired by serhiy zhadana's poetry. on august 23, the artist's birthday , a concert of ptakh zhadana and friends will be held in the october palace, which will be a presentation of a unique art book. all proceeds from the concert and book sales will be directed to the needs of the military, which is cared for by the serhiy zhadana foundation. our own , in addition to the fact that someone really performs something of his own , there are also many common things , some experiments, some e-e songs that were created specifically for these presentations it is very important that culture should not be silent today, here we tried not to study, we started from the poem we started from the fact that from those allusions that the poem hinted at the status of the book out of respect for poetry itself to the very level of poetry we hope that our printing and our design corresponds to the level of poe

path of the pilgrims was illuminated by a list of the image of the fire-teaching mother of god, the arkus, the icons of st. valentine and euphrosyne of slutsk , the medieval quarter of jewelers discovered in polotsk, what archaeologists found, fragments of furnaces vessels for melting metals decoration a jewelers' quarter was discovered in the area of ​​the city stadium, spartak is now a sports facility built in the sixties is being reconstructed, since it is located on the territory of the lower castle of ancient polotsk , construction work is accompanied by archaeologists while the materials that we have received today allow us to talk about that is one light. and this is the oldest jewelry quarter. uh, at least, on the territory of the former principality , we found traces in almost every section of the stadium. uh production, namely fragments of melting vessels, crucibles, and metal melts. well, the remains of furnaces specifically that were used for melting metals. previously , there were no archaeological excavations on the territory of the sports facility, but in april 19, 1984 ,

petersburg in the program of the competition three directions ark then artek-engineering and arctek,fic furnace, a general prize fund of 10 million rubles. about what solutions were presented by the participants in st. petersburg in our story. the importance of its nearctic today is compared with the discovery of the polar lands in the sixties only today. high- tech comes to the fore in st. petersburg summed up the results the date of the competition is in the arctic, it is held as part of the plan of events of the russian chairmanship of the arctic council. i really like that the guys will work with modern technology stacks. with uh, artificial intelligence is already being used. how easy it goes without saying. yes, that is machine learning. they offer well visualized hmmm monitoring of, say, the environmental situation. they, uh, well understand and analyze in detail the urban environment , the participants of the competition in two months , they developed digital services within three areas ecology of the arctic arctic tourism. and arctic urbanization organizers. waiting for comm

but at the same time, the prosecutor ark ponotochovny correctly noted that it is necessary to understandeach individual story how much pressure was or was not pressured on a person as much as she could household to survive at home if she had not already committed this or that crime and i don't know, i don't envy those people and all of us who will deal with this story for a long time , but we have to do it because clean clean the peninsula for its safety in the future life in ukraine - this is absolutely necessary, mr. bohdan, well, also , uh, answering all the various critics , he continues his opinion, he says that without a military operation, the liberation of crimea will not happen. filtering actions, fortunately, we have partners who understand us. i mean croatia, when the same thing went through. they also went through these procedures in the same way. we have at least foreign experience, yes, and we are in touch with an expert in aviation, a leading researcher of the national aviation university valery romanenko p valery good morning, and glory to ukraine , glory to the heroes. g

and i was like, "sure," cos i wanted to be in, you know, raiders of the lost ark and, you know, et, if, i was on my way back to berkeley, california, and i stopped and he said, "i've just built the stage "here at amblin" — which was his company — and, "would you mind doing the show here?" i was like, "sure!" he says, "i want to talk to you. "i'm making a movie." now, during all of this — before everything, before i went to broadway — i had listened to a reading of the color purple on npr. and my daughter and i were in the car and we pulled over our van to listen to this reading, and we made a decision that instead of maybe buying two pairs of shoes for my daughter, we'd get a book and a pair of shoes. and so, the color purple was one that she and i listened to together. and so, when i got to los angeles and i met steve and he said, "oh, and i'm making this movie". i said, "what are you making?" he said, "color purple". i said, "oh, cool — i wrote alice walker a letter." he said, "i know," and he pulled it out. she had sent it to him. why had you written to alice walker? well, i — becau

while several attempts to strike the prime in peninsula ark forwarded within just 24 hours and all the hopes and dreams of a whole community writing on this boss machine. as it actually takes office magnificent machine, power you up towards the cost of touring in a new era of space, exploration. russia races toward the stars in its 1st mood, admission and almost half a century. the just afternoon here in moscow on this sunday, welcome to the weekly with the top stories of this past week. i'm paralyzed about happy to join us. we begin in new year, we're the prime minister of the cool government has head out at the you for preparing to swap sanctions on the country. the official says it's in humane and unacceptable. after the european blocks foreign policy chief announced new restrictions are on the way the welcome to the decisions taken by you co was heads of state of the 2nd emergency summit, the situation in the area on august 10th in particular, the desire to seek a diplomatic way out of the current crisis taken into account the simultaneous mobilization of the co west reserve forces

noah's ark centre has looked after 1,500 people in calderdale who had money taken out of their benefitsies. and the deductions were brutal. i mean, back in pre october 2019, someone on uc could lose 40% of their money to pay debts, and it almost felt like the dwp were becoming the country's biggest debt collection agency. in a statement, the department for work and pensions said the scheme strikes a fair balance between protecting people from the serious consequences of not dealing with uncontested debts for essential services, and making sure outstanding bills are paid. safeguards are in place to allow claimants to dispute deductions and limits ensure they're manageable. it ground me down and just made me feel that i was a victim and there's nothing i could do. but it's been fighting back and winning that's made me feel empowered. phil mackie, bbc news. for years, the vast economy of china has been an engine of global growth, but now there are signs it's slowing down significantly in the wake of the pandemic. china is slipping into deflation, when prices fall rather than go up. deflati

we are the ark. all russians this means the most favorable conditions must be created so that our compatriots can come to their homeland. you know, this is my, so to speak, sore subject. i honestly don't understand. here i have been saying for many, many years, listen, but russia this is the historical homeland for russians. well, they don’t have anything else, but why can’t they return to their place if they want on a national basis, they say it’s impossible? why, well, you know, if we return russians , others will be offended. what's wrong with me here? tell me, here you can hear. specifically , what is offensive if people say, yes, here you are russian. and if you want to return russia because it is ethnic, so to speak, the motherland historically, what is offensive to other people of other nationalities in this. that's what i am i talked quite a lot with different people of different values ​​in different republics. those who are smarter and in our national markets, those who are smarter understa

the judge, how dare trump's lawyer go on tv, he keeping talking and talking about his case here, is arkowed, to pal, this is not the hague this is the united states, who is judge tanya chunkin, life long democrat appointed by barack obama, so far trump getting democrat judges and democrat prosecutor who worked for eric holder and clclose to jim comey, if there is a trial there will be a democrat jury, democrat, democrat, he is surrounded. she was an obama-biden donor and worked at law firm that employeed hyun hib h hunter biden, she has ruled before against trump, that means they are free to talk about all discusses with a former president. how is a president to seek counsel? under the color of a grand jury investigation, they can can strip him of his privileges. a secret order, issued by an obama judge. patrick leahy connecttions, the president can't have attorney-klein privilege or due pro -- his executive privilege power is stripped from other obama judge. she strips him of that. the president is not able it speak to his advisers in future. we have a secret search warrant issueda tru

you see the ark of 40 years and you invest at right prices, things work out well in technology.ine: is that just memento of -- momentum investing around ai right now? keith: we think so paired we don't think that is a good place for them to spend their time. caroline: really? what makes you reticent, because you don't think they are integrity ai at their core? keith: no, i think there are structural advantages in technologies and some technologies are disrupted. ai is most likely going to generate more power for large market cap tech companies. if there is a substitute, it will be openai which we have invested in. caroline: so how are you seeing the global nature of ai and the fierce competition there is? do you think the u.s. giants will be ahead or china? keith: i am not seriously concerned about china's progress in ai. it has been underreported and regulars have not paid enough attention. there are a lot of advantages china has in ai, less privacy, more people. our data makes ai better. their computing power and chips are actually pretty first-rate. so the combination is very

more for my conversation with ark investment thus says the fcc may approve multiple spot coin etf's.he fec with the bitcoin etf will approve more than one at once. again, because most of these essentially will be the same and it will come down to marketing, communicating the message. we've been putting out bitcoin monthlies for the last year. we are starting a bitcoin brainstorming session, the first one last thursday. we are trying to get the word out there that our research is deep and we have been doing it since 2015 when we gained our first exposure to gpt see the first public asset managers again exposure in 2015. >> the grayscale bitcoin trust. if you look at our internet generation etf. if we are in a situation where the sec gives his blessing would you sell out of gptc and by a physically backed fund? >> i can talk about what we would or would not do. our compliance team is giving us marching orders not to talk very much about this filing and its aftermath at all. just the fact that we filed with our partners is as far as i can go. >> fair enough. i was expecting something al

noah's ark centre has looked after a 1,500 people in calderdale who had money taken out of their benefits and the deductions were brutal. i mean, back in pre—0ctober 2019, someone on uc could lose 40% of their money to pay debts and it almost felt like the dwp were becoming the country's biggest debt collection agency. in a statement, the department for work and pensions said... it ground me down and just made me feel that i was a victim, and there was nothing i could do. but it's been fighting back and winning that's made me feel empowered. phil mackie, bbc news. it has been long understood that 10,000 steps per day is the ideal number to stay fit and healthy — but a new study shows fewer than 5,000 may be enough to see a benefit. a study of 226,000 people around the world showed that 4,000 was enough to reduce the risk of dying prematurely of any cause. with more on this we can go to our health reporter laura foster. what has changed? we are so used to hearing 10,000 steps is what you need to do. how did this new number, about? element the first thing we should see is the first thing of

the first to file was ark. they filed back in may. so the s.e.c.pplications, including ark. so the first deadline would be january 10, 2024. if they decide not to appeal, they could go along with the court ruling and approve all or some of the nine applications for a spot bitcoin etf and that could happen fairly quickly. third they could come up with a new rational, why the applications should not be approved and get grayscale to sue them again. the s.e.c. can no longer say there's not a market of sufficient size to prevent manipulation. but they could come up with other arguments. like what? that's not clear. one final possibility, the s.e.c. could kill the bitcoin etf futures all together and admit they made a mistake. that's very unlikely given they approved bitcoin futures out there. so there is a real food fight at the s.e.c. there are hard liners who say bitcoin is baloney, we have no control over it, the exchanges, we need to stop it and fight it as long as possible and then i'm sure there's realists who say we have a lot on our plate the ne

and the choices we make today including about ai are going to change the ark of the next few decades. that is why ai is such a high priority in the work we are doing and our work starts by recognizing the phenomenal breadth of this technology as the most powerful technological force of our time. we all know what human history tells us about what happens with powerful technologies. we know that humans will use them for good and for ill so the approach we have taken from the white house on our -- artificial intelligence is we absolutely want to seize its benefits by the way to do that is we have to start by managing its risks. because ai is so broad, it's applications are vast so i will briefly give you four categories of risk that we think about. we need to untangle this. i am sure you have for the cacophonous talks about ai. the second is the broad category of risks to safety and security. everything from self-driving car to cybersecurity and biox -- by a security concerns. the third is the risk to civil liberties including issues that can be embedded in biorhythms. and risks to jobs