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i thought the high part for him was talking about ava. when you talk about a young child i thought it was terribly embarrassing that the president didn't have even a complete sentence about the united states military. that is something a president as the commander in chief should have been talking about and touting and getting behind and everybody would have erupted in applause. and for him to address fentanyl but not address the scourge at the border, the openness of the border, how these drugs are trafficked is just a dereliction of duty. for him to suggest that the only thing that is going to fix the open borders that we have is comprehensive immigration reform just shows how clueless he is. and i guarantee you the 20,000 plus border patrol agents watching this are going to look at this and think this is our commander in chief, he doesn't understand why the border is wide open and why we have this fentanyl and where fentanyl comes from. i thought he totally completely missed the mark on issues that really matter. >> and that's going to

little ava never gave up hope. she turns four next month. [applause] they just found out that ava is beating the odds and is on her way to being cured of cancer. and she's watching from the white house tonight. for the lives we can save and the lives we have lost, let this be a truly american moment that rallies the country and the world together and proves that we can still do big things. twenty years ago, under the leadership of president bush and countless advocates and champions, he undertook a bipartisan effort through pepfar to transform the global fight against hiv/aids. it's been a huge success. we thought big, he thought hard, he moved. i believe we can do the same with cancer. let's end cancer as we know it and cure some cancers once and for all. folks, there's one reason why we have been able to do all of these things, our democracy itself. it's the most fundamental thing of all. with democracy, everything is possible. without it, nothing is. for the last few years our democracy has been threatened, and attacked, put at risk. put

little ava never gave up hope. she turns four next month. [applause] they just found out that ava is beating the odds and is on her way to being cured of cancer. and she's watching from the white house tonight. for the lives we can save and the lives we have lost, let this be a truly american moment that rallies the country and the world together and proves that we can still do big things. twenty years ago, under the leadership of president bush and countless advocates and champions, he undertook a bipartisan effort through pepfar to transform the global fight against hiv/aids. it's been a huge success. we thought big, he thought hard, he moved. i believe we can do the same with cancer. let's end cancer as we know it and cure some cancers once and for all. folks, there's one reason why we have been able to do all of these things, our democracy itself. it's the most fundamental thing of all. with democracy, everything is possible. without it, nothing is. for the last few years our democracy has been threatened, and attacked, put at risk. put

please join me in honoring the life of miss ava alvarez. extend our condolences to her family. may she rest in power. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. bishop, for five minutes. mr. bishop: thank you, madam speaker. right now family and friends have gathered in winston-salem, north carolina, to celebrate the life after giant of north carolina politics, jim broyhill, who passed away last week at 95. mr. broyhill served in this house for 23 years and briefly as a member of the united states senate. his torrey began in the town of lenore where he was born the sun of james edgar and sadie hunt broyhill, whose broyhill furniture had become a thriving business and brand name known nationwide. ed broyhill, his father, despite living in a state where the republican party was almost extinct, was a republican national committee man. jim broyhill listened at the kitchen table as community and business leaders and politicians discussed current events with his father. it sparked jim's interest, but first he attended and graduate in

ava (inaudible) [applause] is ava here? there she is. is dena jordan here? no. the girls-okay. get a couple more here. excuse me. alise hammond who has been with us 18 years. she is our athletic trainer. i think she might have a game tonight but has been a great asset to our school and our program over the say 18 years. just a really good person. katie isn't here. and then we've got the twins. the only reason i get to tell one of them apart is because they have a dot on their nose and that is princess and the other is stephanie and i get confused all the time but they do a great job. couldn't do anything without them. unbelievable. [applause] unbelievable, great teammates, great girls. hold on. >> thank you. >> so, now we are going to get to the underpaid people, the coaches. couple things. okay. to use this term as a coach is great. so, i first met this young man in 2006 or 7. i think it was-he was in my pe class and he wanted to play football. we asked him where his counselor was and he said i have no idea and we brought him out to be the ball boy and he refused to take washi

furnace max and ava with one foot, press here to the end with all the best like sculpting them on loomss a heavy manual operation. i owe her my fears, and my husband herself to come up with an ornament to fantasize with thread coolers, what you can’t cut on a mechanized machine in belarus, one in the light of the side under the order of our state, a unique mayev machine, it is fully automated. here they are controlled by two computers. this is the first computer, it is responsible for the mechanics. here, and that computer. it already answers non-positive with us. relatively for the drawing itself, here we are typing the program we need and then it just counting here. here , these arcades are rising. the same one from the above-mentioned unit on yakim, i entrust you with the list of slutsk belts, we arrived in a haze. i was just at that momot kalitud who was cutting down a novelty, cutting out mini-sofas for a computer mouse, two knuckles behind the ornament of the slutsk belt akul experimental specimens. after that, take care of a new line developed for men. it is a pity that such butt

and i have ava miller here, who is a freshman. come on in, ava. ava, his parents went here.r >> your brother and sister wentr here, too, right?e and your yes. yes. brothers and sisters went what do you think about that?es i am just in awe and in shock of just like god's movement. and we keep calling it like an outpouring. it's just an outpourinn oug of the love and the holy spirit in a way that's just so vivid. yeah. and the love that's soah. and the love that's and when i walked in this auditorium tonight and i see all these young people, because now it's jus>> now, it it open,s to generation z, which is sixteen to twenty five year5 years old. it is powerful and it olds, it's pretty powerful. a lo it gives me a lot of hope for our country. yeah, it does for me too. i mean, you're seeinghear heartstrings, hearts transformets transed in front da your eyes. yeah, it's great. the peopl now what do you say to theat this may bo you say to theat people who were sad that thisn might be wrapping up on thursday? we're being told they might try th're being

we sent ava to find out why. we sent eva zu beck there to find out why.. oh, my god, it is so smooth, it is so lovely, it is like holding a baby. the axolotl is not only endemic to mexico, its population is limited to these wetlands and the worsening pollutions is threatening its very survival. ok, put him back. thankfully, the conservation project armando runs here has been a great success and, as a result,

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ava and some of her classmates have lived through., behind me, you see sparty standing strong. a symbol of strength. >> this hits home for you. an alumnus yourself. thank you so much. we're now joined by an ieducato who knew one of the victims. billy is a former principal of the high school that verner attended. i know you met alex when she played as a kind gaergartner ine youth basketball program you founded. and you had the privilege of watching her grow up. tell us about her? >> first of all, on behalf of the family and community -- we appreciate the opportunity today to talk about al and in 2008, 2009, to have the honor of meeting a young lady who would grow into what your daughter, your sister, any of your friends to be. what an honor for me. what an honor for us. and the impact she's had on each individual. myself included. in our community. the trojan community, clausen michigan community and the michigan state university community. an amazing young lady who will be remembered for a plethora of high character and integrity-base

. >> if change is to come, it has to come from your ava -- the league. >> and the german republic, dortmundcould -- cap there hopes alive. they netted two goals on their way to a 4-1 victory. >> dortmund have not lost a match yet in 2020 three. fresh off the champions league victory over chelsea midweek, the men in black had the chance to put pressure on the table leaders with a victory over relegation threatened stuff. somehow, the smoke might have helped. thus -- the homesite hit first. marco royce fired toward the goal. it looked wide. dortmund doubled their lead shortly before the break with the dutchman doing the damage. they were caught napping and luca rifled one off the crossbar into the net to bring the visitors within one goal. after captain marco royce won a free, converted -- he converted the centerpiece itself. another lego added to close out this impressive performance by dortmund. 4-1 the final score. >> you are watching dw news from berlin. here is a reminder of those two top stories we are following for this hour. a powerful new earthquake has hit the border region between

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brings new dimensions of the depth of this disaster , it is not known how many people are inside this ava. their relatives are here waiting for their fate to be determined. it was fully understood by the news agency of the hero marash city in the south of turkey, but rescue and relief in the earthquake-stricken areas of turkey is difficult . they were sent to volunteer to help the people of these areas. in this bareh has prepared a report that we can see together. another day has passed since the disaster. the depth and scale of the widespread destruction in turkey has become more apparent. here, the province of kahraman marash is the center of the devastating earthquake . it is still very difficult to rescue and rescue. many neighborhoods have been razed to the ground, and the search for people alive under the rubble continues. the time to find people living under the rubble is passing quickly and we are trying to get information about the fate of the relatives in this building. the relatives of the missing persons are located in the form of relief and rescue groups in 10 provinces affec

phil: you actually invited ava to the show. yeah. she texted me that she was getting gas, and a guy took her. dr. phil: the woman in the photo, she is here today. let's bring her out. let's do it. crew: have a good show, everybody. here we go. dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. crew: stand by, we'll count you down. dr. phil: today is going to be a changing day for a life. crew: 5, 4-- dr. phil: get ready to take care of you. [cheering]

we are waiting for them to pick up ava. the health situation of the region is also threatening. these cities are no longer a city and there are construction debris everywhere . as you can see, one of the main streets of the cities has been completely closed due to the ruins . kahraman and kahraman marash are the most destroyed they had , but today we came here, worse sport than them in the city completely destroyed, most of the earthquake victims who live in the cities of iran have no choice but to stay under tents or in special residences in other cities . it is not possible to live in several destroyed cities, such as hatay, the southernmost region affected by the earthquake, for months and years, because this city hamid kameli, sada and sima news agency, the destroyed city of hatay in the south of turkey is completely out of normal and inhabited, but unicef announced that a large number of children in turkey have lost their loved ones due to the earthquake. initial assessments my colleagues went to the children of the camp that the islamic revolutionary guard corps and the re

. >> these procedures include student exams of ava china or prostate.hey most often happen when a patient is anesthetized for surgery. this came to light in the early 2000's folding surveys of medical students. 21 states have already moved to ban the practice. the nonconsensual exams are still allowed in 29 states. i'm joined by a medical student in ohio advocating for a bill to require explicit consent and a bioethicists at mcgill university who has written and talked about this practice. can you help us understand what exactly is happening here and why? >> it's often seen as a practical efficient way to teach medical students how to perform a pelvic exam, which is an essential skill. for a while but certainly more recently there has been a lot of pushback about the fact that consent is not always sought for ese exams. what's significant is we see real disconnect between a lot of people within the medical community who see this as normal and nonproblematic and people who are patients are members of the public who see this as morally disturbing or impor

ava miller on the end. she is a freshman here.y and siblings all went here, too. we have three different stories but charity, i will start with you, because you were singing in this auditorium two weeks ago when the music just never stopped. what was it like? wednesday morning during chapel, right? >> yes, wednesday morning. gospel choir was lead worship that particular day. a couple of was was asked to sing during the altar call. sing one of our worship songs. the worship just never stopped. the pianist my gospel choir director kept playing. one of our members kept singing people just kept coming to the altar to repent. it was beautiful. supported one another is what captivated me really. >> ainsley: kaine, we were talking during the break you ever an international student here. we have met people from all different parts of the world. where are some of the countries that you have met people from during the service? >> i have heard people coming from south korea and then from netherlands, australia, holland. >> brazil. >> ainsley

phil: you actually invited ava to the show. yeah.d me that she was getting gas, and a guy took her. dr. phil: the woman in the photo, she is here today. let's bring her out. let's do it. crew: have a good show, everybody. here we go. dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. crew: stand by, we'll count you down. dr. phil: today is going to be a changing day for a life. crew: 5, 4-- dr. phil: get ready to take care of you. [cheering]

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little ava never gave up hope. she turns four next month.applause] they just found out, ava has beaten the odds, and is on her way to being cured of cancer, and she's watching from the white house tonight, if she's not asleep already. [applause] for the lives we can save and the lives we've lost, let this be a truly american moment that rallies the country and the world together, and prove we can still do big things. 20 years ago in the leadership of president bush and countless advocates and champions, he undertook a bipartisan effort to transform the global fight against hiv-aids. it's been a huge success. he thought big, he thought large. i believe we can do the same thing with cancer. [applause] let's end cancer as we know it. here are some cancers -- cure some cancers once and for all. there's one reason why we have unable to do these things. our democracy itself. it is the most fundamental thing of a. with democracy, everything is possible. without it, nothing is.the last few years, our democracy has been threatened and attacked, put a

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little ava never gave up hope. she turns 4 next month they just found out ava is beating the odds and is on her way to being cured of cancer and she's watching from the white house tonight if she's not asleep already so the lives we can save -- the lives we can save and the lives we've lost, let this be a truly american moment that rallies the country and the world together and prove that we can still do big things 20 years ago under the leadership of president bush and countless advocates and champions, he undertook a bipartisan effort to transform the global fight against hiv/aids it's been a huge success he thought big he thought large he moved i believe we can do the same thing with cancer. let's end cancer as we know it cure some cancers once and for all. folks, there's one reason why we've been able to do all of these things our democracy itself it's the most fundamental thing of all with democracy, everything is possible without it, nothing is the last few years our democracy has been threatened and attacked

hi, my name is gebrina's ava. i'm c, e o, in cal funder of a fishery using the data, we can sell the feet to the farmers and buy directly to them fit manufacturers. we provide financing and then we also stake and buy the fish from the farmers and sell it to the buyers. the reason why they use our product is not because this helped them at the very beginning, apd myself and one to help me. and then at the end of the day they use it when i used to via catfish harbor. so that's my favorite fisher, a catfish. yeah. we'll saturday we should, i actually was official myself. and when i had the ideal to build the feeder, it was just about, you know, building the feeder for my fish pharmacy. so it's, it's a simple idea. small idea for a small business. most of the agriculture. oh farmers. in indonesia they don't have a good input. for example, the price is fresh up by the middleman. they don't have access to fight formal financing. it was definitely challenging. and the very beginning to farmers that don't have any mobile

little ava never gave up hope. she turns 4 next month.they just found out ava is beating the odds and is on her way to being short of cancer! and she's watching from the white house tonight if she is not asleep already. for the lives we can save -- [applause] the lives we can in the lives we've lost, let this be a truly american moment that rallies the country in the world together and prove that we can still do big things. 20 years ago under the leadership of president bush and countless advocates of champions, he undertook a bipartisan effort through pepfar to transform the global fight against hiv/aids. it's been a huge success. he thought big, he t large large, he moved. i believe we can do the same thing with cancer! [applause] let's end cancer as we know it, cure some cancers once and for all. folks, there's one reason why we've been able to do all these things, our democracy itself. it's the most fundamental thing of all. with democracy, everything is possible. without it, nothing is. the last few years, our democracy has been thre

we reintroduced it the next day on the ava's. nearly 48 hours have now passed so far nothing has happened. so the platform standards are probably the same. so a separate question is why the petition was removed from the 1st platform but not from the 2nd. this question is open and there could be many answers hand, sadly such discourses lead to the cancellation of much historical data. for example, in italy as no mention of more than 5000 soviet partisans who helped the resistance in our country. they a forgotten gothic. russia is not mentioned in connection with our rates. i think a couple of years ago was the anniversary of the normandy landings. russia was not that. i believe that the distortion of these facts is not dangerous for the future . this is dangerous for the present because it already exists and has for a long time, unfortunate late. i rip, we see how journalists are invited on to television. if they do not say what everyone says, not what needs to be said, that no longer invited, they walked on finally this news hour ahead of a key, russia, africa conference set for next mont

the main thing is to treat gold from other such metals similar to ava.ometown and the bottom of the counts are holding an international scientific conference donor readings. the permanent plan of the city was approved for the first time only in 1800, then the central building of rechitsa became, the street is now called the hole, as the soviet word is central, it remains to this day. this two-storey building, as well as possible, illustrates the era of the last century , built around 1903. or maybe in 1909 a private house. the city government rented a kreiger from august, according to information that has come down to us for some time. it housed a post and telegraph office a little later to the house. made an addition where already in 1912 opened. the first modern electrotheater in rechitsa. later, art was told a firm no. the river revolutionary committees were stationed here. of course, the authorities did not stand on ceremony and did not recognize the right to private ownership; the building was simply taken away in favor of the state. however, the pa

and i you will be my friend amy city had already been in trouble with european building buddy you, ava over their finances. the club were accused of overstating sponsorship revenue to help limit net losses, but had a to hear back from european football overturned on appeal in 2020 city also believe they will prevail in this new case saying in a statement that they were surprised by the charges. 7 there in the running for another premier league title the season, but now faced the biggest battle of the pitch. and here is a reminder of that top story we're following for you. a 2nd powerful tremor has struck the turkish syrian border, which was already reeling from an earlier massive earthquake where the 27 people have pretty 700 people have died. the death toll is expected to climb, amid destruction, stretching from serious mediterranean coast to eastern turkey. and don't forget, you can always get the w news on the go, just download our app from google play or from the apple app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for

and moscow is tatiana cook her ava, russian journalist and former deputy head of sputnik news. and in odessa is hannah challis, the director of security programs at ukrainian prism a foreign policy council. think tank. i will welcome to you all. thank you very much for being on the inside story. and we'll get to some of the more contentious issues in this plan. proposed by china, but 1st i do want to begin with china. henry, if i can stop with you, why does china want to be involved in all of this? what isn't it for them? and why are they proposing this now? well, we just go gone through the one year anniversary of this ukraine, russian conflict, and which is a very unfortunate averse at and, and also to china is the only country actually are since the ukraine is a, is a, in a fight in russian and, and also that as they thought behind the ukraine and so, so, so basically, you know, that the whole west is fighting at russian. and china is the only country that significant enough of the 2nd largest economy is not involved in this, you know, conflict at all. and the china has a ve

it changes to calm its got a call from you ava. they need to make sure that no football support, either disabled or non disabled, is ever placed in harm's way again, simply for goals to watch a game of football. now let's take a quick look at some other stories from the world of sports. boston celtics for jason tatum put on a record setting performance at the n b a all star game. tate empowered his team, which was led by ben walkie box star janice auditor candle to a 184 to 175 victory over team. lebron james tatum scored a record high, 55 points and went on to win the m v. p award in the national hockey league, the colorado avalanche claw their way back to be the edmonton oilers. at 65, it was a goal fest that went down to the wire, the avalanche scored with 21 seconds remaining and over time making this their 3rd when in a row the new jersey devils also came from behind to wind to beat the winnipeg jets for 2, devils floor, 3 goals in the 3rd period to seal their 6th grade when at home basketball player brittney griner has signed

vadim ava, journalist and dmitry drozenko, military expert and editor-in-chief of the internet portalarsenal of the fatherland , i started with soviet films. now one of them we recognize are fake russians, allegedly soldiers are being transferred to belarus in railroad tank cars. and remember where the tank cars were used. in which soviet film gentlemen of fortune is great gentlemen of fortune, but for now. let's fake some kind of witness, he writes russia is transferring manpower to belarus, including mystery in tanks. as it became known from belarus sources , russia uses railway tanks to mislead satellite and visual monitoring of transportation. so what is a witness? there, look at the design of fake photographs, just some tanks, but with reference to incomprehensible. what sources really, what kind of witness is there? to the practice or algorithms of creating fake news you have to add there, the credibility is right here's how to take it to the lie. it should be written with a link to something. and i think they have excel. there andryushchenko gerashchenkovitch. eh, rubbish. and

inflicted on the woman, forensic experts are already studying medical reports diana kabandona talia popova ava morozov and alexander tutarinov ntv moscow region. the st. petersburg prosecutor's office is studying the records of surveillance cameras of the trampoline center. a twelve-year-old schoolboy was beaten there, the boy had numerous bruises and emotional stress. it is possible that you will have to visit a psychologist. while a sixth grader. not fought with peers. he was beaten by an adult, an unfamiliar woman for a reason, at least for a reason that voices, but does not fit in with the act. lady alevtina marchenko will tell all the details for contact martial arts, but not in this case , the video footage in the recording shows how the woman in white attacks violently on a teenager ruffles his clothes , they beat him in the face with a fist. here, at first, he tries to escape, and then gives back a couple of times , a curious conflict hits the target. no one is in a hurry to extinguish the employees of the center, where the fight takes place, they appear only at the end, when the rest

ava chow is global market strategist at invesco. always good to have you with us.of the reopening trade has already played out? what will be the key drivers on the john next leg up you talk about? david: isaac e reopening trade has been played out since -- i think the reopening trade has been played out since november-december until earlier this year as investors flock to chinese equities at least on the onshore level. i think the next leg up for chinese equities will be the return to fundamentals. and, a rebound to earnings. kind of this evaluation disconnect we are seeing. we have to remember that cfi 300 companies earnings growth will be in the mid to high teens this year. while four piece continue to be at a historical relatively to basis. shery: another big topic today is the global bond space. it's at far too early to extended duration and buy the dip in bond prices? would you venture into that space? david: i think given the inverted yield curve, the market is saying investors should be best positioned on the shorter end of the curve. i think both what it co

for guests tonight will include the parents of tyre nichols, a 3-year-old pediatric cancer survivor ava. >> former arkansas mike huckabee. all joking aside your daughter sarah huckabee sanders current governor of arkansas, is going to be delivering the rebuttal. what is she going to be saying tonight? , well, i think she is going to help to show the contrast between joe biden's america and america a whole lot of people wish we were living in again which is america where there is economic prosperity for all. jobs are back. people are optimistic and hopeful. it's very effort that joe biden has not created that. he can tell us we are living in a great economy. he has done a great job. but he is like the fireman who is also an arsonist. he lights the fire and then rushes in and says, look, i have put it out. yeah, but, joe, you started it. i think he is going to have a hard time selling it to people who know they are struggle glick. there's an old expression in the south don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining. it's one of these who you gonna believe? your facts or your lying eyes. joe

tom: ava lost half of the value of their shares so massive a jump yesterday but it still only a signef from arc zuckerberg. what was in the mix? they repeatedly hammered the message that it's the year of efficiency. we sought more than 10,000 job cuts and they hinted more on the way so be aware if you are a middle manager. at the same time there is a growing platform in terms of users. it's remarkable because it's been around for -- well over a decade. francine: we talk about technology stocks day in and day out. very cautious. are there packets where we will see growth? tom: the biggest bet for risk and reward is ai. with mehta it will be recommendation ai. they are trying to make reels as addictive and sticky as tiktok. yet to be seen whether that will be true. mark said he's interested in generative ai. that is coming out with songs and text. he said he's interested in that as well. tom: thank you very much indeed for breaking down the meta-earnings and what will be driving it going forward including -- including ai. futures are up stateside. s&p gaining 6/10 of a percent. that is

they wrote us a letter about his little daughter ava and i saw her just before i came over. she just four years old when she was diagnosed with a where disease, cancer. -- 11 rounds of radiation and eight rounds of chemo and one kidney removed and was given a 5% survival rate. -- she goes, i cannot say. many of you have been through that as well. i've learned to understand that like so many of you. and you read gilles's book describing our cancers families cancer -- and how we tried to steal moments of joy where we could for both. for them, that corner of joy was that smile of their baby girl. they admit everything to them. they never gave up hope. and little never gave up hope. she turns four next month. they just found out, ava is beating the odds and his on her way to -- she's watching from the white house tonight, if he's not asleep already. >> [applause] >> so, the lives we can save -- the lives we can save, the lives we've lost, let this be a truly american moment that rally the country in the world together and prove that we can still do big things. 20 years, ago unde

and you say that the meeting with the governor was just at the ava enterprise.on, huh?

. >> reporter: this music is composed solely by artificial intelligence called ava.t even has an album you can stream. ai music is more affordable. there's no producer, composer or artist to play. >> it's taken away opportunity from songwriters, producers and artists, people trying to feed their families. >> reporter: something similar is happening in the art world, leading artists to file a class action lawsuit against three ai art companies for copyright infringement. ortiz claims they're using her name and art to train the ai. >> it's feast and famine for most of us. we go job by job, and what happens when there's a little bit less work to go around. >> reporter: stability ai, one of the company's named says the suit misunderstands how ai and copyright law work, adding it intends to, quote, defend ourselves and the vast potential generative ai has to expand the creative power of humanity. the two other companies did not respond. >> i never thought we'd be here. it's like straight out of a sci-fi movie. >> my father tried to teach me human emotions. >> there's a wo

ava was the only member of her family to survive.least 46,000 people are dead in syria and turkey from the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that rattled the region. here at abc7news, we are committed to building a better bay area. sometimes, that means setting out on missions to work in other parts of the world. this morning, we meet medical staff with the san francisco fire department who are heading to el salvador to serve without borders. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has that story. anser: carlos martinez and his 12-year-old son are checking in for their saturday flight bound for el salvador. >> very rural areas, people with little to no access to medications or even medical help. some people have never seen a doctor in their lives. reporter: carlos is an emt with the san francisco fire department. he is leading the 70 volunteers. they will be providing free medical treatment in rural parts of el salvador. five other volunteers are also from the san francisco fire department. >> we provide general medicine. we don't do any kinds of su

. >> reporter: this music is composed solely by artificial intelligence called ava.en has an album you can stream. a.i. music is more affordable. there is no producer, composer or artist to pay. >> it's taken away opportunities from song writers, producers and artists. the people are trying to feed their families. >> reporter: something similar is happening in the art world leaving artist kara ortiz and others to file a class-action lawsuit against three a.i. art companies for copyright infringement. she claims they are using her name and art to train the a.i. >> it's feast and famine for most of us. we go job by job. and what happens when there is a little bit less work to go around? >> reporter: stability a.i., one of the companies named, said the suit misunderstands how a.i. and copyright law working, adding it intends to defend ourselves and the vast potential generative a.i. has to expand the creative power of humanity. the two other companies did not respond. >> i never thought we'd be here. like straight out of a sci-fi movie. >> there is a scene in the movie