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we launched ava in february of 2013 -- 17 -- 2017.a tech-based customer support agent. then as we evolved a vet, we partnered with soul machine, that is a new zealand tech company that essentially is studying human consciousness through ai. they brought a better life through the development of a digital avatar. this digital avatar for consumers can voice and video chat with our customers and recognize and respond to emotional cues. emily: obviously, we know this is potentially very transformative. in the short-term, how transformative will this technology be? how fast will it be implemented? rachel: we are working still in the pilot phase. it is very much emerging technology right now. in terms of transformation, i really think without those added visual cues and the inflection in town, and those other signals in our communication that are not tech space, you really miss a lot in the engagement. thefar as transforming customer experience, i think it will be very transformative. as an example, if i text my sister with, i'm fine, she do

ava duvernay is here tonight.excited to have her. [ cheers and applause ] and music from brothers osborne, so you're here on a great show tonight. before we get to all that -- [ cheers and applause ] the investigation of president trump's campaign seems to be homing in on several key figures while also widening to include more countries. meanwhile, trump is spinning a wild conspiracy theory about the fbi spying on him. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: the president was holed up in the white house over the weekend with no public events while the "new york times" and other outlets published one new bombshell after another about his campaign's ties to foreign governments. so naturally, trump got up bright and early sunday morning and unfurled one of his longest and most incoherent twitter rants yet. in fact, it would take too long to have someone read the whole thing for you. so as it goes, we're just gonna have to speed it up. here it is. >> things are really gettin

ava and her mum have also found solace in music.m strength. everyone singing here survived the bomb. singing together with other people who understand what you're going through, is a positive message instead of seeing the negative in the world. it's not just about the choir. the people here know how it felt so that makes a big difference. the choir have agreed to perform in the city centre for tomorrow's anniversary, although they know that'll be difficult. that is a common theme, we are struggling going into crowds and busy places. with each other, hopefully we'll all do it and that she's already serving a five year sentence for plotting to topple the iranian regime, a charge she denies. the 39—year—old was detained in april 2016 while travelling home with her daughter. there's been further disruption to rail services across england. a big overhaul of train timetables has led to delays and cancellations for a second day. danny savage is at manchester piccadilly for us this evening. what's the picture where you are? this area was on

ava and her mum have also found solace in music.singing here survived the bomb. singing together with other people who understand what you're going through, is a positive message instead of seeing the negative in the world. it's not just about the choir. the people here know how it felt, so that makes a big difference. the choir have agreed to perform in the city centre for tomorrow's anniversary, although they know that'll be difficult. that is a common theme, we are struggling going into crowds and busy places. with each other, hopefully we'll all do it and that will be just remarkable. 12 months on, the memories are fresh, the pain still raw. but manchester is healing. judith moritz, bbc news. people in hawaii have been given fresh warnings about toxic fumes from a major volcanic eruption which began in early may. the fumes are produced when molten rock flows into the ocean. lava from mount kilauia has wrecked dozens of homes and forced hundreds of people to be evacuated. the two anti—establishment parties that are poised to form

so an american marrying into the royal family is a very big deal dmoo that's why americans like ava and her mom and dona made their way to windsor to get a glimpse of the fairytale come true. >> we never imagined in a million years woe be part of the royal wedding as far as it's taking place and here is the royal family marrying, you know, an american. >> and everything that's going on in the world today, you have to have something like that that you can -- just makes you happy. takes you away from everything else. >> and that's why people here are so anticipate and willing to come out and celebrate with each other. they are across the street, sleeping on the curbside over there. and then look down over here. we have a lot of folks who are sleeping over and even right at my feet. they had a great spot for when the procession goes by her come saturday amp. they've earned this great spot. it's cold out but they're happy to be here np reporting live from windsor. abc 7 news. >> they'll be out there a few days. >> they are. >> and little ava was so cute. >> absolutely thank you david. >> we

. >> ava finally rings that bell. what a great gig if you got the gut, go up to these super fans spent months touring the best of hawaii. it's a good thing these guys have top, leathery mouths. >> the surprising food connection between camels and cactus. and all those parents happy that school is ending. >> oh. >> how this mom found her own way of coping. >> i came from school there morning, there was only six cars there. i do not care. have a good day, son. >> she done dropped him off and lef left. >> walking down this hallway has taken two.5 years. you see little ava here with her family walking down, for a cheering side on the other side of the hallway. >> she's a little shy there. >> she's acting a little shy. she is happy along with her family. they're at john hopkin's all children's hospital in st. petersburg, florida. they're work, towards the bell. >> for her, she was diagnosed with leukemia, the last years of her life has been spent in endless chemo therapy treatment. finally she is done with treatment ♪ the

amy: that is ava duvernay speakingng at the opening of the legacy museum last weekend.an stevenson coming of done something quite remarkable. you have done something quite remarkable. the taking down to monuments racism, confederate generals and others. you have directed new monuments here. new monuments.d talk about that. >> we have not done a very good job of creating a consciousness about this history. when i go to south africa, when i go to the apartheid museum, a c a place that is a very powerful institution designed to make sure no one ever forgets the hardship of apartheid, the suffering of black africans by that white minority documented and detailed. they make it impossible for people to forget or to distort that history. in rwanda, the genocide museum is a powerful cultural institution. they have human skulls in that space. that is how desperately the survivors and victims of that horror wanted to express their grief. when i go to berlin, germany, i see markers and stones every 100 meters outside the homes of jewish families, roma families that were a ducted d

emma was for the girls followed by olivia, ava, isabella, and by olivia, ava, isabella, and [national. one person killed and four others injured. police also killing the suspect whom isis is now killing one of its soldiers. >>> french president macron praising police. >>> we look ahead to monday and the grand opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem. >> an historic memory. >> what president trump did as saying that jerusalem is the capital of the one and only jewish state, he's telling iran we have the you's back. >> talk to your child about the gop. >> the only

you see little ava here with her family walking down, for a cheering side on the other side of the hallway. >> she's a little shy there. >> she's acting a little shy. she is happy along with her family. they're at john hopkin's all children's hospital in st. petersburg, florida. they're work, towards the bell. >> for her, she was diagnosed with leukemia, the last years of her life has been spent in endless chemo therapy treatment. finally she is done with treatment ♪ the chemo is done ♪ we're so excited for you ♪ hay now, hay now, the chemo's done ♪ >> before they ring the bell, she is picked up by her dead. she reaches over and she brings i it. >> you see how much this means to people like adults. think act some of the perspective of a child. 30% of her life has been spent under kechemo. >> she get some gifts. >> i think it's maybe yogurt. a yogurt plush pillow. >> that sa life save every time they hear it. the hard work that they do, it pays off every time they hear that bell. >> this is how you want them to leave the hospital. just like this. >> they take their picture right next to tha

in it, she mentions their little girl, ava. it read, come get ava.face everyone with this. please forgive me. please remember me as their loving mommy. >> how concerned were you when chris told but this e-mail this his wife had sent, that heather had sent? >> i was concerned. it did not sound good to me. >> kemp came up with all kinds of interpretations, all bad. >> it seemed to me like, i am throwing in the towel. >> throwing in the towel? detective kemp asked chris if heather might be suicidal. >> has she ever talked about wanting to harm herself or anybody else you've known her? >> not that i recall. >> reporter: friends and family police spoke were to adamant that heather would not take her own life. police from were about to -- police were about to uncover a secret she'd kept hidden from almost everyone. >> i didn't even know his name. >> reporter: just as heather was headed off into that bright new future, her past came calling. >>> coming up -- >>> that heather was possibly seeing another man. >> this was definitely, you know, a person of inte

ava and her mum have also found solace in music. through, it's a positive message, instead of seeing the negative in the world. it's not just about the choir — the people here know how it felt. so that makes a big difference. the choir have agreed to perform in the city centre for tomorrow's anniversary — although they know that will be difficult. that is a common theme, we're struggling to go into crowds and busy places. with each other, hopefully we'll all do it and that would be just remarkable. 12 months on, the memories are fresh, the pain still raw. but manchester is healing. judith moritz bbc news. this is bbc news at five — the headlines: tributes to the 72 people who died at grenfell tower — as the public inquiry into the fire begins. timetable changes bring disruption on the railways with delays and cancellations affecting many routes in england. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — the british womanjailed in iran — faces a new charge of spreading propaganda in the country. residents in hawaii dealing with a major volcanic eruption

rounding out the top five on the girl's side, olivia, ava, isabella and sofia. on the boy's side, noah, william, james and logan. >>> and is this the answer to our traffic nightmares? billionaire elon musk posted video of the first tunnel being dug under l.a. as part of his proposed loop transportation system that would transport cars, cyclists at speeds of more than 120 miles an hour. musk says this nearly three-mile section is almost done and plans to offer free rides to the public soon. >>> when we come back, the young baseball players in a league of their own here in durham. inspiring america is next. >>> finally tonight, we've hustled across the street because it's college game night here in durham but this is actually the home of the durham bulls, made famous in the 1988 hollywood film but there is other ball fields in this area earning notoriety for making this sport accessible for kids who otherwise might have to watch from the sidelines. this might be the best play at the plate you'll ever see. >> i want to be on a team because it just feels good. >> i

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ava and her mum have also found solace in music.t you're going through, is a positive message instead of seeing the negative in the world. it's not just about the choir. the people here know how it felt so that makes a big difference. the choir have agreed to perform in the city centre for tomorrow's anniversary, although they know that'll be difficult. that is a common theme, we are struggling going into crowds and busy places. with each other, hopefully we'll all do it and that will be just remarkable. 12 months on, the memories are fresh, the pain still raw. but manchester is healing. judith moritz, bbc news. gina haspel has been sworn in as the first female director of the cia. ms haspel faced stiff opposition over her links to the cia's past use of interrogation techniques, such as waterboarding. president trump attended the ceremony at the cia headquarters. i would not be standing before you today if not for the remarkable courage and dedication displayed by generations of oss and agency women, in rolls both large and small, w

in other news, a new fissure from the volcano in hawaii has sent morel ava into the eastern corner of the island. ash is billowing as high as 4000 meters in the sky. lava fountains were gushing up to 30 meters in the air and have eased. the family of a four-year-old boy says as he dangled from a balcony in paris, a man scaled the outside of an apartment for an incredible rescue. the undocumented migrant from spider-man, was there to collect his residency card. president macri has offered him french citizenship. turning to belgium, where a gun man killed three people in a suspected terror attack in the city of liÈge. he was shot dead by police. the man is believed to have been released from prison yesterday, and some reports suggest he was on a police watch list. at europe correspondent -- our europe correspondent sent this report, and a warning, it contains flash photography. reporter: gunfire midmorning, and suddenly, confusion. people scramble to get away. within minutes, police-armed response teams were on the scene. a man with a knife had attacked two police women, grabbed their g

ava and her mum have also found solace in music.nderstand what you're going through, it's a positive message, instead of seeing the negative in the world. it's notjust about the choir — the people here know how it felt. so that makes a big difference. the choir have agreed to perform in the city centre for tomorrow's anniversary — although they know that will be difficult. that is a common theme, we're struggling to go into crowds and busy places. with each other, hopefully we'll all do it and that would be just remarkable. 12 months on, the memories are fresh, the pain still raw. but manchester is healing. judith moritz bbc news. this is beyond one hundred days. still to come — beautiful blooms abound. we get a preview of london's most famous flower show. here, a leading scientist believes that coming into contact with too few microbes early in life can leave a child vulnerable to a type of leukaemia — the most common cancer in children. james gallagher reports. hugo has a cancerous immune system. he was diagnosed with acute lympho

. >> annie's daughter ava who manages the company's store say there's dinner ware people can buy forhemselves or things like cheeseboards to give as a gift. >> my generation we are used to seeing fine china and older pieces we may not identify with. annie glass has something to identify with. >> a new tag line, sustainbly hand crafted in california speaks to the 90% of the work done by hand. and annie introduced a new logo. >> the fact that these are handmade completely here in california, not parts coming from other places and just assembled here. you know, all of those things, we were not telling that story. >> getting a team to accept any change is a challenge. and in this case, not everyone wanted to be a part of the evolution. >> actually, we lost an employee over it, over this, who did not agree with what we were doing. and someone who had been here a long time and pretty i didnntri everything. >> this has helped reenerrize life at the factory. sales keep climbing and everyone is encouraged to innovate and create. >> i think it is giving a lot more pride to all of us who work h

and that's what's happening in media right now around people like ava duvernay directing "a wrinkle in time," with a $50 million budget, that doesn't happen. women have been making movies for $5 million for a long time. and no one's ever really trusted them at the big budget films. so she's somebody who is not going to apologize for anything or sugar coat anything and make everybody feel better. "black panther" is huge and it's going to do well. "wonder woman" is huge. so there are the blockbustery kipe kinds of things, but there's stuff around the edges. independent film reaches into the nooks and crannies. i think the big movies, their fingers are too fat. but there's these great riff lets of influence that you can reach with a small film. and the number of women producers that have approached me since we announced this new studio, is kind of amazing. and most of the women producers are not interested in making a film about just another woman trying to break the glass ceiling. that's ivanka feminism. sorry, i'm going to assume we're okay with that here. but there was always a tension

emma was for the girls followed by olivia, ava, isabella, and sophia. melania is the fifth fastest growing name in the u.s. molly is 166. this is the fox report. thanks for watching. >> jesse: welcome to "watters' world". i'm jesse. the huge spring for president trump in america on the foreign policy front. north and south korea are heading towards ending the korean war. little rocket man released three american hostages from the hermit kingdom. the summit is set in singapore where they will hopefully negotiate peace. all historic to be medically victory's. it's driving the left crazy. here's new york senator, chuck schumer. >> we cannot be folded into given the north korean regime credit for returning americans that never should have been detained in the first place. american citizens are not diplomatic bargaining chips. there really should not be exalted, it should be expected. it is no great accomplishment of kim jong-un to do this. when the president does it, he weakens american foreign policy and puts americans at risk around the world. >> jesse: f

brian: sadly we're out of time, ava. you made your point. >> i understand. brian: good debate.ks, guys. >> hamasorganized violent and deadly riots on israeli border. why did one high school hold a moment of silence for the terrorists. a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and bucket is a hassle, meaning you probably don't clean as often as you'd like. for a quick and convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet. there's no heavy bucket, or mop to wring out, because the absorb and lock technology traps dirt and liquid inside the pad. it's safe to use on all finished surfaces tile, laminate and hardwood. and it prevents streaks and hazing better than a micro fiber strip mop, giving you a thorough clean the first time. for a convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet with a money back guarantee. brand power. helping you buy better. ♪ steve: well it was a week ago today on this program you saw the opening of the u.s. embassy moving from tel aviv to jerusalem. while that was happening over a

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three is ava, isabella, sophia, me a charlotte, amealia, evelyn and abigail. go to the boys.e names. greg, william, noah, william, james, logan, benjamin, mason, elijah, oliver, and jacob. >> jesse: there is no way elijah. >> greg: no bob or jim? no maries or helens'? >> i mean, what is going on around here? >> greg: liam. >> kimberly: no one from the top five. >> dana: i got one from loveland, ohio. check this out. doggy day care. have you got to love doggy day care america's very wealthy we have doggy day care. go fetch dog care and board notice loveland, ohio. they took a selfie, these dogs the black one in the middle right up front. and then can you see there is a beach la. they get along very well and have a lot of one. >> kimberly: you make that dog very popular by the way. >> greg: jumping the gun there, pal. give him his walking papers. let's do this. greg's dog paddle news. we have been waiting for this video for months now. cost $60 million. one of the most extreme dog paddling videos ever. roll it oh my gosh. >> gregg: there he goes. unbelievable. stan that. you ca

on march 1st of 2016, the board passed then supervisor ava loss transportation fee by a slim six to five vote. supervisor kim and i voted to pass it with the acknowledgment that an increase to the city wide fee was necessary to ensure that growth anywhere in the city was mitigated everywhere in the city. the tsf replaced what was around in my day actually started by then supervisor or mayor feinstein and ensured it applied to not only commercial but to residential projects where the tidf originally only applied to commercial really office in the c-3 and in a few places outside of the downtown core. after exhaustive battle to reform our inclusion fair housing -- inclusionary housing laws, i decided not to pursue a residential increase but focus on the commercial side. and that is what is before you today. planning subsequently did two separate analysises including feasibility as well as a nexus study and the commission heard those findings last summer as you all know in your incarnation as members of the county transportation authority. i co-chaired along with mayor lee a six-month long p

now julie works with ava duvernay on brown sugar. it was heavily influenced by julie's imagery. on john's island called the angel oak tree. >>> i feel like i'm in a very special place. >> this tree has secrets. it has memories. >> i bet it does. >> it was here like in the 1600s. and when did we arrive? around 1619 with the early colonials. >> seen a lot of things. >> yeah. >> yeah, that's why it feels like it might start walking if i just get up. all right, i've seen everything i can see. >> it has legacy. and people like to be able to, be able to reach out and touch something that is bigger than themselves, and this certainly is. >> this culture here goes way further back than most black culture in this country, you know. >> it goes way, way back. >> yeah. you can reach out and touch the past here. it's history that's important because you can trace pieces of traditions and morays and religions and a lot of that is missing in the larger urban areas, you know, after migration. >> is there a fear that, you know, in an effort to make things more tourist friendly, that you sort of

though back then hollywood didn't really know what td with a powerful black female, now she works with avalemon aide within famously influenced. >> at the angel oak tree. >> this tree has secrets, memories. >> i bet it does. >> it was here like in the 1,600s. and when did we arrive? around 1619 or the early colonials. >> seen a lot of things. >> yeah. >> that makes you feel like it might just start walking might just get up. i've seen everything i can see. >> it has legacy and people like to be able to be reach out and touch something that is bigger than themselves. >> um-hum. >> and this certainly is. >> this culture here goes way further back than most black culture in this country. >> it goes away, way back. >> yeah. >> can you reach out and touch the past here. it's history that's important because you trace pieces of traditions and mores and religions and a lot of that is missing in the larger urban areas, you know after migration. >> is there fear that -- that you know, in an effort to make things more tourist friendly you sort of clean up some of the history. >> absolutely. >> okay.

olivier, ava, isabella and sophia. i know little girls with all of those names. sophia rounded out the top five. sofia with an f is 13th. devin is number one among boys. julie placed 518th among girls. i don't think anyone's named our kids that since the '80s. all the top five girls' names end with an a. and olivier, we were gonna name my daughter olivier. when i went to get the decal for the wall the sample was olivier. >> one of our producers looked up the historic popularity. evan was 69th in 2000. that's about the time that my reporting career started. i am going to take partial credit for that and have somebody prove me wrong. >> i don't think i could. i don't think i could. i am going to ask you to prove me wrong with this forecast today. >>> it's gonna be a good one. look at this. take a look outside right now. beautiful conditions. blue skies. calm conditions. with really a warm start as well. this is one of those days when you can go out in shorts and a t-shirt to walk the dog. it is about to get chilly. that marine layer rolls back in the next couple of

in the case of ava and the story where she has this nagging feeling that she has gotten herself on therack, she needs to make herself change, either way, you're out of your comfort zone and you're often times facing the unknown, so you have to muster up a lot of courage, you have to keep an open mind. you have to just be ready to, to make mistakes and try things and learn, sometimes, we have to, in her case, she had to start at the bottom. i think she started negative. she had a lot to learn. she is not a perfect character. she is a flawed character. but the beautiful -- trish: no one is perfect. >> who is perfect, right. the beautiful thing about her, she keeps trying. she has a really true heart. nothing holds her back. picks herself up. trish: don't you think the keys to success and happiness, i talk to a lot of entrepreneurs, many of which have been extraordinarily successful. sara, the one sort of constant, i tried three other companies before i got to this one or five other companies and they all failed. there is passion, relentlessness. i know you have another character who has

and frequently as ava spoke to recently, people are required to pay off these fees before they could even clean up their criminal record making it harder to be successful after they have had system contact. so these fees are seriously out of alignment with goals of san francisco to be successful, just and safe and we strongly support this legislation. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, i'm brittany from [inaudible], charging people coming home from prison or jail is a lose/lose policy. it's high pain and low gain. people coming home from jail or prison they are facing a host of different challenges beyond these fees, they have thousands in debt ranging from payments to bail bonds man to the cost of prison phone calls and straddling additional debt on these people is not a good way to increase their ability to get a job and back on their feet, the $1 million collected annually is dwarfed by what's outstanding and unlikely to be collected because people don't have this money. we ask you to pass this ordinance, thank you. >> supervisor safai: tha

and for girls, emma, olivia, ava, isabela, and sophia. >> there you have it. >> mm-hm. >>> fans of "staring for this. the hollywood premiere of solo, a "star wars" story. the stars of the movie hit the red carpet last night and even more thrilling the millennium falcon was there on hollywood boulevard a life size version of the ship. it focuses on his back story. >> i'm a very big "star wars" fan. i don't say this lightly. i think it is satisfying because you get to see how a lot of things came to be. >> the way everything comes about is good. it's satisfying. as a fan you watch it when i read it that's how it should have happened. >> it will hit theaters nationwide on may 25th. >>> the nation's largest homebuilder has partnered with amazon to create a smart home in a booming community in the east bay. it's one of a handful of homes on display nationwide. ktvu's tom vacar went to vallejo to look at what it can do. >> reporter: one home is an amazon experience center here. >> what we decided is we need to build homes for the way people live now, not the way they have always lived and amaz

it really ended up being cordray was sort of backed by elements of the left ava probably say the democraticablishment in the state. yet the backing of elizabeth warren, the massachusetts senator who came up with the idea for the consumer financial protection bureau. yet the backing of ted strickland. ournich had the backing of revolution, which is the political group that came out of bernie sanders campaign, but not of bernie sanders himself, which may have made a difference here. it ended up being a pretty big sweep by cordray and really just shows the democratic establishment is still pretty good at winning these gubernatorial primaries. at this point they have won the last several in a row dating back to last years virginia gubernatorial race. they also won in new jersey and illinois recently. really, shows the democratic establishment still has a pretty big hold on these democratic primaries. and that for the most part, all of this liberal energy we are saying has not necessarily theslated into wins for most progressive candidates on the ballot. no one is saying richard cordray is not p

growth, ignorance of american history, i think this could be really well served, either watching 13th by ava going to see that. anti-blackness is a strategy. there is a lot of othering we do in america. there is something intentional around anti-blackness as a strategy, and as a structure, and many people don't even know that they're participating in a history that was designed to have them think of black people if you're not in service, you're surplus, if you're surplus, you're criminalized, and if you're criminalized, you should be controlled, contained or killed, right? i so i think not knowing american history and how we're all part of this is where we should start, right? i was struck when i first saw the ceo so shocked and so shook after he talked to those two young men, as if he had never had a conversation with two young black men. >> i should note you're talking about kevin johnson, a current ceo, howard schultz is the former ceo and chairman who we had on the program. to you, mark, cherilyn ifill, a big part of the training, she said in the film that all of these employees are goin

. >> jada and jada's mom ava who is gorgeous, by the way, in this premother's day "e.t." say that shocks you? >> she shocked me with -- when i said what was your first introduction to sex? >> obviously walking in on you and daddy. that was like -- i was like, what the heck does that happen? because i had no idea. she's like, oh -- because i just knew it was private time and i wasn't supposed to be there. what did you see? i was like oh, my god. >> jada will have that candid conversation on facebook watch's red table talk along with her own 64-year-old mom adrian, who's not up for discussing certain subjects. >> one of her marriages. >> i was married in high school. >> she's like we're not talking about that. >> but at least i could get a man. >> "girl trip" co-star tiffany haddish appears on the series and in episode 1 jada welcomes the mother of will's oldest son trey. >> will's first wife sheree. it was -- >> you're living in a house i picked out. >> and will himself will pop up. >> what in the world are you going to talk to will smith about? >> will and i are actually

emma was for the girls followed by olivia, ava, isabella, and sophia.t growing name in the u.s. molly is 166. this is the fox report. thanks for watching. >> jesse: welcome to "watters' world". i'm jesse. the huge spring for president trump in america on the foreign policy front. north and south korea are heading towards ending the korean war. little rocket man released three american hostages from the hermit kingdom. the summit is set in singapore where they will hopefully negotiate peace. all historic to be medically victory's. it's driving the left crazy. here's new york senator, chuck schumer

dan is president of after ava avadlear health and i'll now turn it over to ian and dan. thank you. >> i'm looking for the fireplace, i don't see one so-- >> pretty cold up here. >> you'll warm things up, i know. >> try to. >> why don't we just dig right in. we are going to be talking about the supply chain. you wrote a linkedin essay recently that was focused on the supply chain and you said specifically the u.s. health care system, particularly its cost structure, needs fixing. what specifically were you talking about and how do you think it should be fixed? >> well, i think it's amazing that we never really look and compare our cost structure to europeans. so, if you look at the cost structure of, we spend on health care and europeans spend 10. a good 8, 7 points of spend. so the 7 points different are hospitals, inpatient and outpatient. the drug budget in the united states is 2% of gdp and in europe where we see it's 1.5. so a good place to start would be asking why do we spend more in hospitals than outpatience? is it because we have sicker patients and our emergenc

tonight -- olivia munn, creator of "queen sugar" director, ava duvernay, music from, brothers osborneantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump tweeted yesterday, quote, "i hereby demand and will do so officially tomorrow that the department of justice look into whether or not the fbj

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director ava du vernay who tweeted, "we join the call to #muterkelly and insist on the safety and dignitye letter they specifically speak to women of colour who may have been victims of sexual abuse and say they are listening to you and it is time your voices are heard. it is that the bill cosby trial, who has recently been found guilty of sexual assault is one step forward to addressing the issue. one step forward of getting women of colour heard. r kelly has been curiously denied all allegations and has been very public in his response to this. —— has been vigorously denying. he says he has been unfairly targeted by the time's up been unfairly targeted by the time's up movement. we will yack at the same time tomorrow. bye—bye. —— we will be back at the same time tomorrow. hello after the shockingly cold start to the week, the temperature is recovered a little bit on tuesday and that sets the trend for the rest of the week. they are set to climb but for a time there will be some rain around the midweek. here is the rid the mac weather front bringing the rain. it has already been wet acro

this year's story which is predominantly female it will also introduce trask trailblazing director ava du vernay and actress kristen stewart and leah layoff. as well. talking with us a little bit more about that is karen who is joining us from our culture desk so tell us a little bit more about this year's all female jury because i mean this is of course coming after me too isn't it that's right and i mean it is definitely a bit of a it's a statement and cate blanchett has made a couple of statements on her own to emphasize that things need to change in the film industry she's a great supporter of the time's up movement which of course has resulted from the me too and she said that we are not going back to ground zero in terms of women rights women's rights and that there is much to be done to level the playing field for women so she's got her eye on that she's also come out with the fact that harvey weinstein actually has also been approached inappropriate with her on a couple of occasions. and it's definitely not lost on her that there's still a really absolutely sore lack of female

. >> reporter: the abbott,ava janjic, opens up the coffin of the monastery's 14th century founder kingfan, a saint, whose hand is as well preserved as anygyptian mummy. this and other treasures underpin the religious and historical snificance of kosovo for the serbs. in the past few months politicians have suggested redrawing the map so northern kosovo becomes an integral part of serbia again. but only 35% of kosovo's serbsli in the north, the rest live amongst albanians in the south. >> these ideas are absolutely n realistic and they are also, i must say, immoral,way. >> reporter: father sava has been a long time opponent of serbian nationalism and his is an influential voice with siting international politicians. he argues that the serbs living thern kosovo have no intention of leaving willingly. >> we will all be forced out of here just because ceain people need to ve clearly ethnically cut territories. this is exactlwhat was the reason for the balkan wars in the '90s and we must ner allow that to happen again. >> reporter: kosovo's unseled present is deterring foreign investment, a

for the girls we've got emma, the top pick for the fourth year in a row followed by olivia, ava, isabellaful. >> friending names are ensley for girls. wells for boy. >> wells? >> wells? >> yeah. interesting. >> yeah. >> i like -- the trends are like the boys' names all feel like they could be a british butler. >> yes. >> something out of a jane austen book. >> yeah. >> but michael -- >> "comedy of manners." >> "comedy of manners." >> i always think, you know, there's always something a little bit trendy and these names have been trendy but michael has been in forever since world war ii and it's fallen off the list. >> what? >> hmm. >> how does michael fall off the list? you know you know like 25 michaels in your life. >> maybe that's why -- >> michael jordan and i are like this. yeah, m.j. and i. >> thick as thieves, i'm sure. but, yeah, yeah, so i don't know where paula, dan, rob and ron fall. but i'm sure -- >> paula is never on the list. ever. i know. >> that's because you're a rare beauty. you're a unicorn. >> unique. >> thank you for saving the situation. a unicorn? >> sorry to inter

. >> michael ava naty, can i get you to weigh in here, as we reset, because we have of course been talking so much about what giuliani has had to say about payments to your client and what unfolds next. based on new information from this report, what's your next move in that case? >> well, there's been a lot of information to come down the pike in the last 18 hours. >> just a little bit. >> and we're going to be incredibly -- yes, the pace of this is rather staggering. we're not going to be reactionary. we're going to be thoughtful and methodical and smart about the way we approach this. i think we've done this over last two months. i will say this, i think our case has gotten exponentially better over last 24 hours. i think that mr. giuliani's statements clearly are at odds with a number of things that have been said in the past. it's clear to us that the american people were lied to by the president on air force one and there's been a number of other statements that are inconsistent with those. you know, again, i'm going to go back to what i said. i do not think this is going to bode wel

>> reporter: ava's parents trust her to use judgment when it comes to her phone but her mom stressesle. and when you send that out, in ten seconds, or less, it's in cyberspace for everyone to read, to see. it can go all over the world. >> reporter: the digital privacy class at her school hammered that point home. >> the most important thing i learned was probably to be aware that some of the stuff you post affects other people. >> now maybe you take a moment before you post something and you think, hmm, is this safe? >> yeah. so i always make sure my friends if it's okay if i post something with them. i learned that a lot of the stuff i thought i was doing that was safe was really not. >> she's such a great kid. to graduate, the students had several homework assignments. one was to turn their phone off for an entire weekend. the other to download the moments app which tracks how much time they spend on their devices. the students we spoke to were surprised at the hours a day they spend online. that was a real eye opener. >> it must be hard for parents of little kids to decide when th