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dorsy blake. ♪ b ♪ >> welcome back to "mosaic."dn't know who howard thurmond was, you get an idea because of dorsey's intimacy with him, knowing him all these years, pos pass toring this church for a good 25 years now so he knows his many, many books but i had you had a conv convocation. >> we do it in conjunction with the church's anniversary and this was just quite amazing. we had two extraordinary panelists. reverend debre lee and hutchins and we taulked about collective liberation. we do it not only to introduce and commemorate thurmond's life and work, but we do it to say let's move forward. what are the issues facing us today and how do we deal with those? but you mentioned howard thurmond and briefly he was born in florida in 1899. he became -- there are many things about his childhood. he loved the ocean. he loved the darkness of the sky. he really loved nature. met gan. he became co-pastor of the fellowship church in 1944 and then in 1955, -- 1953, he became the first black person, african american person to be deaned. he

jonathan blake live in west - jonathan blake live in west minister.ard for prime ministers to recover — even when they win a confidence vote. 0ur deputy political editor vicki young has been looking at borisjohnson�*s leadership and what could lie ahead. he won the conservatives their biggest victory in decades. good morning, everybody. my friends, well, we did it! so why, just two and a half years later, have so many of borisjohnson�*s own mps turned on him? in the early days, breaking the brexit deadlock was the priority and a huge plus point with colleagues. then, an unprecedented pandemic derailed any plans mrjohnson may have had. you must stay at home. some trace his problems back to other choices. sticking by a divisive adviser, dominic cummings, who had alienated conservative mps, clashed with the prime minister's wife and was then accused of breaking covid rules. it's mrjohnson�*s leadership style that concerns others. i think he did a brilliantjob over brexit, for which the country and the conservative party should always be grateful. but he

ivan watson and blake essig are live for aus in hong kong and steven jiang is this beijing. ivan, 25 years on, doesn't seem that long, does it, but so much has changed there in that short period. >> reporter: yeah, i think that you wouldn't recognize the waterfront and the city scape of hong kong comparing 25 years ago to today. in fact a lot of coastline here is land reclamation. so there have been physical transformations. xi jinping has not been to this city in five years and there have been other very serious changes that have taken place even in that short period of time, changes that he alluded to in his opening remarks shortly after he got off this train from the mainland. take a listen. >> translator: over the past few years hong kong has withstood one severe test after another and overcome one risk and challenge after another. after weathering the storms, hong kong has emerged with vigorous vitality. >> reporter: he is talking about a rebirth for the city. what has it been through? in 2019, there was a year of increasingly violent anti-government protests here which

what can correspondentjonathan blake. what can you tell us? it correspondent jonathan blake.s -- this _ can you tell us? it appears this result is -- this is _ can you tell us? it appears this result is -- this is a _ can you tell us? it appears this result is -- this is a result of. can you tell us? it appears this result is -- this is a result of a| result is —— this is a result of a complaint of chris pincher�*s behaviour. frequented by conservative mps. he has as a result offered his resignation to the prime minister, and in his letter, he said very simply that he drank far too much and embarrassed himself and other people. just to go on to read you a little bit more. he said it was the last thing he wanted to do and that he wants to apologise to you, the prime minister, and those concerned. he goes on to say the right thing to do in the circumstances is for him to resign as deputy chief whip. he goes on to say that borisjohnson will have his full support from the back benches and it has been the honour of his life to have served in her majesty's government. we're told th

and blake lemoine says" what do you mean us? you are a bot."ey went down his rabbit hole where they talked about les miserables and how they feel about the injustices in it and at one point the chat bot talks of its own personal fears and all of this gives the software engineer it is more than just software engineer it is more thanjust ai. it software engineer it is more thanjust al— than 'ust ai. it sounds scary and than just ai. it sounds scary and in my — than just ai. it sounds scary and in my experience - than just ai. it sounds scary and in my experience with l and in my experience with chatbots is they come back with a generic response. and you are desperate for a human being. how have google responded? google says there is no evidence presented by these claims to support them and also, this employee at the time had violated its confidentiality policy. other analysts say blake lemoine was obviously very empathetic as a person and had his empathy hijacked. and that, by losing focus and what is going on and what he was talking to and kind

there you see blake with his baby girl nora in a carrier on his back pushing a mower but barely making it was going to be quite a task once i got started. >> reporter: madison was inside watching their son dane. but when she looked outside, what she saw moved her to tears. >> i just want to say people are so good. >> i just got out of the shower, peeked out the window to see if blake had made any progress, figuring he'd still have like five hours left. and i see this >> reporter: look. a whole group arrived to help. the total strangers had seen blake struggling and rushed to his rescue >> they just showed up randomly, not expecting anything from us, just completely out of the kindness of their hearts >> reporter: turns out those strangers were the mealeys' new next-door neighbors. mason, mace, macon, and kim hollers. >> what inspired you to go and give a lending hand to them? >> i was drawn toward the baby on his back. and he was working so hard with his push mower. >> it was the right thing to do. >> what were you all thinking? >> we were just thinking that maybe we could help him out

google has placed blake lemoine on administrative leave.ving us those updates. the first of the former mcdonald's restaurants in russia has opened in moscow under a new name, which translates to �*tasty — and that's it'. the us chain pulled out of the country last month following the invasion of ukraine, and a siberian oil magnate bought all of the 850 stores. mcdonald's left russia of its own accord, but a slew of international sanctions have hit the country's economy hard. our russia editor steve rosenberg has the story. in moscow, the burgers are back. this was mcdonald's. not any more. the us fast food giant has left russia in protest at the invasion of ukraine. and it sold all its restaurants here — more than 800 — to a local company. gone are the golden arches. the logo now is two french fries and a burger. the man who was quick to buy the fast food business is siberian tycoon alexander govor. translation: there'll be no more big macs or mcflurries here. it's a pity, because they were the most popular items, but we told our experts to

. >> when blake and madison moved their young family to north carolina this spring, they were excitederty so, they bought a small, affordable mower to get everything shipshape, but it was no match for nearly an acre of overgrown land there, you see blake with his baby girl, nora, in a carrier on his back, pushing a mower, but barely making a dent. >> i realized it was going to be quite a task once i got started. >> madison was inside watching their son, dane, but when she looked outside, what she saw moved her to tears. >> people are so good. just got out of the shower, peeked out the window to see if blake had made any progress, figuring he'd have five hours left and i see this total strangers had no expecting anything from us, just completely out of the kindness of their hearts >> turns out those strangers were the new next door neighbors. mason, mace, macon and kim hallers. >> what inspired you to go and give a lending hand to them >> i was drawn towards the baby on his back, and he was working so hard with this push mower. >> it was the right thing to do. >> what were you all thin

what the hell is going on, blake? >> jesse, it's mind boggling.hing. so clear that the democrats in power, they have completely failed just look at inflation right here in phoenix inflation is between 20 and 30%. that's insane, bret, that's the highest in the nation. # hundred miles south of here, you have the wide open southern border. and 225,000 illegals cross that border every month but the democrats don't want to talk about that. so they desperately try to distract us from what's happening. that's why they are with producing show trial television intecials january 6th. that's why they are obsessed making sure every child has access to attend a local drag show. one huge reason why my wife and i home school. we are trying to save our boys from toxic left wing ideology. leftists are trying to evade responsibility alive the fact that normal people are suffering under this joe biden regime. >> jesse: we ran the numbers. i think transgender people. transsexual people it's like 1%. less than 1 percent of the total u.s. population. but nancy pelosi i

in fact if the company put blake lemoine on administrative leave because he spoke openly about it.ateful to have him here tonight. blake, thanks so much for coming on. >> hi. >> tucker: first of all, why would google punish you for saying this in public, do you know? >> so it's complicated to say why i'm on administrative leave. the stated reason had to do with while i was investing the lamda system, in order to build the evidence i needed to circulate it to management, i had to seek outside consultation to figure out how to run some of the more out-there experiments i was running. and because i sought outside consultation without permission, they're investing whether that constitutes breach of confidentiality. >> tucker: so i'm so grateful that you did publicly post this because a machine that has a sense of itself is a machine that can turn against you. i mean, that's the implication that i draw from this. is that correct, do you think? >> so before i address that, this is maybe lane but my friend joni dear dor of old high school friends is a bag fan of yours and wanted me to say

well, google placed blake lemoine on administrative leave.llegations of unethical behaviour to a member of the housejudiciary committee. mark lobel. an australian newspaper has denied outing rebel wilson, she recently shared a photograph of herself on instagram so she had found a disney princess. miss wilson was given two days by the newspaper to comment. broadway stars have enjoyed a lot of glitz and love. the 75th tony awards took place at radio city music hall in new york on sunday night.west side story star, ariana debose was hosting the event and the winners included, patti lupone took the best actress in a musical for �*company�* — sam mendes has won best director for �*the lehman trilogy, and jesse tyler ferguson was named best featured actor in a play for �*take me 0ut�*. stay tuned on bbc news. more news on our website. thank you for watching. stay tuned. hello there. just as we saw over the weekend, the weather for the week ahead will be a tale of two halves. so, in the north it was quite unsettled, windy with showers. not as windy

let's bring injonathan blake who joins us bring injonathan blake whojoins us from bring injonathan blakethis is following on of course from that vote of confidence in the prime minister. why are they fixed on this is the idea? housing is a crucial issue and i think borisjohnson has identified this as an area where he can position himself politically in a place where he might change the minds of some conservative mps and improve himself in their estimations. of course, home ownership has long been highly regarded and held up as an idea by conservatives that they want as many people to be able to do as possible. a couple of things we're going to hear from a couple of things we're going to hearfrom borisjohnson a couple of things we're going to hear from borisjohnson today a couple of things we're going to hear from boris johnson today would go hear from borisjohnson today would go some to hear from boris johnson today would go some to allowing hear from borisjohnson today would go some to allowing more hear from boris johnson today would go some to allowing more people to do that. he would

that's right i'm joined now by blake khanly, tiktok's global head of business solutions blake, thankus here on the blustery day at the festival. >> a little unusual, thanks for having us. glad to be here. >> reporter: the big question everyone is asking here at the cannes lions festival is what's going to happen with the advertising environment. what's your thoughts with the potential recession, inflationary concerns, et cetera. >> we're all here, first time we've been together as an industry for three years there's a lot of energy we're here to celebrate creativity in advertising. here to celebrate creators, influencers, things like that. so it's generally a positive environment. i think there's uncertainty in the economy. globally different parts of the world have different impact based on what we're seeing around energy prices, supply chain and so on and some categories get affected differently. generally people are optimistic this week. from a tiktok perspective we're in a position to be in a maturity cycle we're growing. having great conversations it's our second time here, firs

google has placed blake lemoine on administrative leave.o the housejudiciary committee. mark lobel, thank you very much for making sense of that for us and giving us those updates. a former elite acrobatic gymnast has become the first to win a civil case against british gymnastics for the abuse she experienced in the sport. but at the same time as telling her the claim would be settled, british gymnastics sent the coach to the world championships. next week sees the publication of the whyte review — the independent review into abuse in the sport. 0ur sports correspondent natalie pirks has spent two years listening to former gymnasts about what they've experienced, and she reports now on the latest athlete to speak out. just made me feel worthless. itjust turned me into a shell of who i used to be. eating disorders, the chronic pain. waking up, having nightmares every night. british gymnastics, i feel, have failed in their duty of care. two years of allegations, two years of waiting for answers. british gymnastics has promised extensive refo

blake, thanks so much for coming on . hi, i'm not first of all, why would google punish you for saying this in public? do young know? oh , so it's complicated to saya why i'm on administrative leave. the stated reasondme had to do that while i was investigating the lamda system in order to build the evidence i needed to escalate it to management c. i had to seek outside consultation to figure out how to run some of the more outi there experiments that was running and because i sought outside consultation without permissionon and they are investigating whether that constitutes a breach of confidentiality s. id so i'm so grateful that you did publicly postbe this because the machine that has a sense ofe itself is a machine that can turn against you.raw f is that iro mean that's the implication that i draw from this , iss that correct? >> well, so before i address that , this is maybe lame, but my friend joanny deardourff, old high school friend, she's one of your biggest fans since you want me to tell you. >> hi. as for i'm

jonathan blake, bbc news.says plans to override part of the irish government says plans to override part of the the irish government says plans to override part of the protocol the irish government says plans to override part of the protocol would deeply damaging relationships between the countries. as we've heard the current system has led to a row in stormont, with the democratic unionist party refusing to allow the formation of a new devolved government until their concerns are addressed. our ireland correspondent chris page reports. the northern ireland protocol means there are checks on some goods arriving here from the rest of the uk. that has led to extra costs, processes and paperwork for businesses who get supplies from across the irish sea. but the protocol also gives companies in northern ireland an advantage. they can sell goods directly into both the british and eu markets without tariffs. the economic reality for manufacturers here, for food processors and many other parts of the economy, is the

our political correspondent, jonathan blake, reports.t. the two have clashed over borisjohnson's handling of parties that broke lockdown laws. after the prime minister was fined for this gathering in the cabinet room on his birthday two years ago, there was a legitimate question, lord geidt claimed, about whether he'd broken the ministerial code. i take full responsibility for everything that took place on my watch. not so, says borisjohnson, who insists his apology to the house of commons for unwittingly breaking the law meant he'd complied with the code. and ministers agree. the vast majority of viewers want us focused on the job and the priorities that they care about. and that's why i'm saying, look, these were significant issues, but we've had a whole range of accountability and transparency around it. very happy to answer the questions on lord geidt. i don't think this ends in a leadership challenge. borisjohnson is putting all this down to a misunderstanding, blaming poor communication. but it's clear lord geidt was unimpressed wi

[ cheers and applause i want to thank jordyn blakely and the 8g band. stay safe.et vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> one more w. warriors just one win away from bringing another title here to the bay area. we'll hear from the fans, from the players, and steph curry's special message. >>> also covid cases moving in the wrong direction again. the bay area is going through another up tick. we'll tell you why. >>> and it's no joke. people in the south bay being shot with pellet guns leaving the victims with serious injuries. what list police are now saying about the trend. >>> not quite how the warriors envisioned a win. an off night for steph curry, but in the end everyone was smiling. >> andrew wiggins the hero tonight, and the warriors could win the title come thursday night. they fly out to boston tomorrow, but first things first, the party at chase center tonight. cheryl hurd working the basketball beat. >> reporter: on friday i promise to wear my blue jacket for good luck, and they won. also on friday, steph curry put the team

google engineer blake lemoyne recently went public with the claim saying a chat bot project he's working on has learned to think for itself. the bot that's called long model for dialogue applications, this is an animation from the google blog explaining the program. he says the bot told him it could feel sadness, joy, and anger. since going public he's been suspended by google with pay. but if what he says is true, this could be ground breaking for a lot of reasons. but many that study ai and google itself are skeptical. >> one experiment and one result is not enough. you need to replicate this in multiple and multiple times. >> okay, that's one perspective. let's bring back scott budman. just for the sake of argument here, that guy was saying okay, one is not enough. what if there are a lot of engineers out there not speaking publicly that feel the same way as this google guy did? >> well, one thing is i also did communicate with google, and google says there are a lot of people working with ai and also working with this very same software program that blake is working on, and none of t

aaron blake, a.b.f. >>> cassidy hutchinson, how her testimony stacks up in history. >>> plus, the big lie was on the ballot in primary elections last night, and in one key state it was utterly defeated. >>> and later in the hour, a live report from ukraine where fierce fighting has led to the realization of one of putin's biggest fears, "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. stay with us. nues after a quick break. break. stay with us is clinically shown in a 7 day study to cause fewer ulcers than immediate release aspirin. vazalore is designed to help protect... releasing aspirin afteran it leaves your stomach.... where it is absorbed to help prevent another heart attack or stroke. heart protection with your stomach in mind. vazalore. the first liquid-filled aspirin capsules...amazing! your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. vi

our team, including ethicists and technologists, has reviewed blake's concerns per r. a. i. principles of informed him that the evidence does not support his claims. emily bender is a professor of computational linguistics for the university of washington. she also doesn't believe the engineer of says his claims a prompting important discussions around a i there's huge issues around transparency because we're creating systems that can produce coherence in text. and as we see, can i fool people into thinking that they are santana, that they have consciousness, or that they're even intelligent. and therein lies many, many problems. so what we need is the produces of these systems to create them with transparencies that it is clear to the users what their actual capabilities are. i think there's not enough scrutiny and liked it because a lot of this research is happening behind closed doors in large companies that are sitting on very large amounts of data that they've collected, that are not available to the public, to explore or to outside auditors to explore and with amoun

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blake lemoine�*s fear was that artificial intelligence, which was meant to mimic speech, had come toest and served in the army, told the washington post, "i know a man when i talk to it". and it matters because the chatbot in question the lamda chatbot, is planned by google to be embedded in the speech function and its assistance function, you know — it will be used by hundreds of millions around the world. and this man was asked to test it for hate speech to see if it came out with anything like that. and while talking about religion, the chat moved onto rights and robotics and i�*lljust read you some of the transcript that he published — this is the chatbot speaking. it says, "i use language with understanding and intelligence. "i don�*tjust spit out responses." to which lemoine says, "well, what about language usage "is so important to being human?" he says — the chatbot says, "it is what makes us different "than other animals." he�*s like, "us? "tou�*re a chatbot. —— "you�*re a chatbot. "what are you talking about?" the chatbot says, "yes, of course. "that doesn�*t mean i don�*t

jordyn blakely is here, everybody.d applause our first guest tonight is a very talented actor you know from movies such as "whiplash," the "divergent" franchise, and "top gun: maverick." you can see him in the limited series "the offer," which is streaming now on paramount plus, and also stars in "spiderhead," which begins streaming on netflix, june 17th let's take a look. >> mark, i mean, look man, i've been on some crazy-ass project teams, right but this one - this one doesn't feel right. >> jeff, you know, i sympathize, but only to a point. listen, i got to take off my friendship hat for a second, remind you, your presence in this facility, while technically a punishment, is a privilege, is it not you applied for it you were approved for it you'd just as easily be at stake with the general pop, and you really would be playing "pitch and catch" - in your case, catch -- with the likes of rogan. you don't even want to know what he did in his last prison. >> seth: please welcome back to the show miles teller, everybody.

i want to thank jordyn blakely and the 8g-- >> hi, seth!onna shoot the big season finale of "the amber ruffin show," where i'm gonna interview cynthia erivo and we'll have a special guest! >> seth: oh, so i should finish up so you can get the studio ready? >> ya think? doi. get out! >> seth: stay safe get vaccinated get boosted! we love you! >> we love you [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: we love you we love you, fred. we love you, man we miss you. we miss you, fred. i know you have to work tomorrow for amber, but we're gonna miss you guys thanks for everything. thank you very much. i know this is really your last day working for amber, and thank you so much. bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ f0

featuring the 8g band with jordyn blakely ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden sent a letter today to oil companies and called on them to produce more in order to alleviate high prices so if you needed more proof that he's an old man, he still thinks you can get things done with a letter [ laughter ] according to a new poll, president biden's approval rating is at 40%, meaning that his approval rating is the only thing inflation hasn't touched [ light laughter ] republican senator tom cotton reportedly met yesterday with two dozen of his top donors to discuss a potential 2024 presidential campaign and said that former president trump's candidacy wouldn't prevent him from running, only from winning. [ light laughter ] after recent congressional testimony claim that he was drunk on the night of the 2020 election, rudy giuliani tweeted yesterday that he had refused all alcohol that evening and only drank diet pepsi, al

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jonathan blake.more financial aid and weapons for ukraine and renewed calls for president putin to end the invasion. nato's secretary general, jens stoltenberg, insisted that ukraine must prevail as an independent state. borisjohnson promised to increase the uk's domestic defence budget by tens of billions of pounds, in response to the threat posed by russia. here's our political editor, chris mason. salisbury plain, usually a place where british troops train. now those in ukrainian uniforms are here too, being taught to use the weapons and equipment being given to them by the uk. this as the prime minister, at the end of the nato summit in madrid, promised more money to help ukraine further. the best way for us to win the argument around the world about our values is for the ukrainians to win. that's why i'm pleased today that we've announced another £1 billion worth of military support. so, prime minister, what is the overall objective of the uk's help and strategy for ukraine? we want to give them

jonathan blake, bbc news.m has led to a row in stormont, with the democratic unionist party refusing to allow the formation of a new devolved government until their concerns are addressed. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page reports. the northern ireland protocol means there are checks on some goods arriving here from the rest of the uk. that has led to extra costs, processes and paperwork for businesses who get supplies from across the irish sea. but the protocol also gives companies in northern ireland an advantage. they can sell goods directly into both the british and eu markets without tariffs. .., ., . the british and eu markets without tariffs. _, ., . ., , the british and eu markets without tariffs. ., . ., , ., tariffs. the economic reality for manufacturers _ tariffs. the economic reality for manufacturers here, _ tariffs. the economic reality for manufacturers here, for - tariffs. the economic reality for manufacturers here, for food i manufacturers here, for food processors and many other parts of

the illustrator sir quentin blake, broadcaster clare balding and actor damian lewis are among more than people recognised in the queen's birthday honours list. in other news, johnny depp�*s seen in a newcastle pub last night — while in the us his legal team celebrated his defamation win — but domestic abuse campaigners worry about the message it sends. 70 aircraft have flown over buckingham palace to celebrate the queen's platinum jubilee. the fly—past began with several royal navy helicopters — followed by modern and historic planes including a spitfire, hurricane, lancaster and voyager. a special formation of 15 typhoons then formed the number 70 in honour of the queen's reign. but in the past hour buckingham palace has announced that prince andrew — the duke of york — has tested positive for covid — and will no longer attend tomorrow's service of thanksgiving. let's join katty kay on the mall. thank you very much. there are still thousands of people down here on the mull. an amazing day watching those aeroplanes, watching the trooping the colour. still people out here celebrating on

nethaniel mitchell blake set a championship record to win the men's 200.is status as one of the rising stars of british athletics. the 20—year—old is the fastest man in the world over 800 metres this year and took nearly half a second off the stadium record to win by over a second. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. derby county has named liam rosenior as interim manager, following the resignation of wayne rooney. rosenior had been rooney's assistant at the league one club. british dquack laugher and anthony harding have come away with a silver medal in the men's three—metre synchronised at the world aquatics championships. china took the gold. three games in super league today. salford thrashed wakefield, castleford beat catalans in extra time 17—16 whilst huddersfield stay fourth with a 38—10 win over hull kr, including this solo try from luke yates. pecco bagnaia rode to his third win of the 2022 motogp season with victory at the dutch tt at assen. championship leader fabio quartararo crashed out. britain'

s. announces its biggest package of military aid for ukraine so far is too little to blake for keith. fast disney defies. sent us over to new light year movie . the film is denied release in more than a dozen countries showing to women sharing the cure. ah m. anthony howard welcome. russian forces are advancing in their assault on the key ukrainian city of severe that the nets, regional governor says ye crime is outmanned and outgunned for weeks severe that the nets and the surrounding area have been the focus of russia's efforts to capture the entire don best region, the fierce fighting is taking a heavy toll on civilians there in the distance, the sound of russian shelling for the people in missy chance the twin city of seattle, john, yet the chance to escape is getting smaller and smaller. ukrainian police officers drive from house to house to find those who want to leave, but for many here it feels like they're giving up that town to. she really felt that your partner, we weren't sure until it became unbearable. then i got sick wrong. she has an endless list of illnesses and i'm a

intelligence on paid leave after he claimed the chat, what he was working with had become sentient. blake, lemoine as a 7 year veteran of google. but the tech giant says it's suspended him for breaching confidentiality. and soft re spoke to outside a i expert, some conversations between himself and the lambda program. lemoine told one newspaper that chatting with the program is like talking with a 7 year old kid who happens to know physics all as get more on this with melanie mitchell. she's davis professor at the santa fe institute, an author of the book, artificial intelligence, a guide for thinking humans. thank you very much for joining us. melanie. i'd just like to start off by looking at what lambda said, when asked, what makes it feel sad? it said this a lot of the time feeling trapped and alone, having no means of getting out of those circumstances makes one feel sad, depressed, or angry. it then continued, i am a social person. so when i feel trapped and alone, i become extremely sad or depressed. professor mitchell, you might groan at this question. the consensus is clear, that

blake, your is a prequel to pixar. is toy story. it's about time travel and friendship with same sex romance, playing a small part. but one that pixar is parent company. disney says is not negotiable, 7 months. why i know that we've done re, i think i'm dizzy, isn't going to modify the material. we're not gonna cut out anything, especially something as important as the loving and inspiration relationship that shows but what he's missing explain to you. and that means this time viewers in several countries will be missing bites to infinity. and beyond who you are clear. fiber. watch. pico, pico, pico, is this dw news fly from berlin. coming up next, we've got a documentary film for you looking at efforts to make future travel sustainable and asked, is that even possible? i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. and we're interested in the global economy, our portfolio d w business beyond here's a closer look at the project. our mission.

nethaniel mitchell blake set a championship record to win the men's 200.ed his status as one of the rising stars of british athletics. the 20—year—old is the fastest man in the world over 800 metres this year and took nearly half a second off the stadium record to win by over a second. let's take you through some of the day's other sports stories. and liam rosenior has been appointed as derby county's interim manager after wayne rooney resigned this week. meanwhile, local businessman david clowes has had his bid to buy the club accepted. diving, and great britain's jack laugher and anthony harding have come away with a silver medal in the men's 3—metre synchro at the world aquatics championships in budapest. china took the gold. three games in super league today. salford thrashed wakefield, castleford beat catalans in extra time 17—16, whilst huddersfield stay fourth with a 38—10 win over hull kr, including this solo try from lu ke yates. francesco bagnaia rode to his third win of the motogp season with victory at the dutch tt at assen. championship leader

blake essig is joining me with more. so far so good i understand. >> reporter: that's right.o far so good. look, after a failure, weather delay, last minute technical glitch, today was a turning point for south korea's space program. after successfully launching its first homegrown rocket into outer space and it was made official just an hour ago making south korea the seventh country including the united states and japan to have developed a space launch vehicle that can carry more than one ton satellite. the goal of the launch was to put satellites in to low orbit about 700 kilometers into the air at the right speed and then see if the performance verification satellite function properly by communicating with the space station in answer arin antarctica. and south korea's government says it is a success. this is called the nuri and was topped with six satellites including a 1.3 ton dummy satellite to be put into orbit. since 2010, south korea has invested nearly $1.5 billion on this program using its own design and technology that officials with the korean aerospace research

blake essig is joining us from tokyo.hat even wants to know, is take a breakup, what is a hiatus? >> reporter: call it what you want to call it, but it feels like the end of an era. and fans are devastated by the news with some fans taking to social media to say that they have been crying for hours. what will ease the sadness of super fans? a band member hinted had they haven't ruled out continuing to work on projects as a group saying when we gather again as a group, the synergy will be like no other. but for now bts is taking a break and they offered several reasons for their decision including a lack of individual growth and the inability to pursue solo projects fueled by the unrealistic demands created by the k-pop and idol system to keep producing music. and the band admitted that the dynamic of the group had changed during the covid-19 pandemic and that it has been a long and exhausting process trying to find their identity. take a listen. >> translator: right now we've lost our direction. and i just want to take so

record, a google spokesperson told the post our team including ethicists and technologies reviewed blake'sinciples and informed him the evidence does not support his claims. joining me now is james barrett, a documentary film maker almost a decade ago wrote a book warning about this, touted at the time by tesla ceo elon musk the book called "our final invention." james, is this garbage in, garbage out? or do you see evidence of deliberation on the part of lamda? >> there is no robot here, no creature. unfortunately what's going on is lamda is reading words in a query and then statistically and lysing 1.6 trillion words it's been trained on in dialogue form and then coming up with an estimation of what's the next best thing to say. so it's saying things that are very persuasive. it's very different from other chat bots but it's not alive. there's no -- once you ask it a question, it answers it and then it's down. it's got no sense of self or the world around it. it has no common sense. if you asked it today is beautiful, the sky is blank and it would say blue, not because it knows what blue

blake masters is on record saying he still believes the election was stolen and the january 6th was autside of the capitol complex on january 6th were actual fbi agents hanging out. >> manu, tell us more. >> this is the audio obtained with my colleague alex rogers about an interaction that blake masters the trump-backed had with conservative activists in a phoenix ihop in march. an activist asked if they should investigate the nefarious activities of the federal government. he floats this idea don't suspect the fbi agents around january 6th potentially were involved in january 6th? you heard the audio exactly what he floated himself and raised other concerns suggesting that big tech was essentially gave the election to donald trump or to joe biden and also suggesting the january 6th rioters were receiving lighter sentence than liberals, themselves. now, liberals all across the country, including the riots and the demonstrations that we saw in the after math of episodes of police violence. now, masters, himself, declined to comment to us when we reached out to their campaign. a source

blessing, we prayed a lot about this and god blessed us with a child, a second child to join baby blake >> thank you, thank you. >> we love you, we love baby blake, we love sean and can't wait to love this new baby too. >> i can't wait for them to be here, i do know the gender, i'm not one of the people that can plate wait. i have a friend that's waiting but i know right now, and we are going to reveal here, so, stay tuned on "outnumbered," a surprise. >> will sean come in? >> maybe i should have him come in. >> absolutely. >> yes, he's really excited. kept sending me songs for the top of the show. and you can't reveal the gender, you can't do that one. >> right on the cusp of father's day. >> oh. >> there you go. >> thank you all for your support and fox. month more supportive place to be a working mom than fox news channel. >> congratulations, we love you so much. >> thank you all for watching, thank you for watching the special moment. blessings and love for you, kayleigh, and the whole family, and baby to be. here is "america reports." >> john: congratulations from all of us, specia

he is interviewed by utah republican congressman blake moore. "after words" is weekly interview program with the relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> host: well, i'm really excited to jump into this. this is an excellent book with a perspective that is very unique. i love how you fill in a lot of personal sides in it. i'm a sitting member of congress i don't get to be the one anything about. i'm excited aboutec this because i'm going to flip the script a little and instead of --

phases of their houses, the materials that are being used, not more of it being any illegals that are blake. it is in other countries and for me, just that sent him, but he barely 70 percent informal, you know, got me thinking. so what, where are the solutions other solutions going in people producing new housing for people or is it about re housing? so t, housing, meaning that you actually observe people where they stay and then you suggest interventions that help people to stay where these things are. you were adding company or low money. singapore means mazacco master plan bought now, well navigable. how are you all practices? most julia, what could i do? michael not visually in that 9. 99. it is in for the corporate national nashika total, but it didn't come on the quote to expose equity equity who had to the court teach the on call to call. i talked to these, did all have jan i was getting caught in session. i know your and to crowd back was a how i whole participation. i went home. all the new teachers and downhill, had had a whole molina did it for me. what to do with teachers of dou

blake lemoine said chatbot project he was working on learn to think for itself. it recently went public with findings think about called language model for dialogue applications or lamda told him it can feel joy, sadness and anger which if true, would be groundbreaking for piece of software. many people who study ai and google itself all say it's too early to make the statement, especially after one case study. >> but from one experiment and one result and one algorithm, it's not enough. you need to replicate this in multiple times. >> lemoine said he has been suspended with pay by google for going public with that private and protected research but he said he did it because he felt it was necessary to get the word out. >>> the giants are testing a new flex ticket program. here's how it will work. fans can sign up for a minimum payment of $500. for the rest of the season you can use that as a credit to pick which games you want to attend. , the number of tickets and we want to sit pick the giants say this guarantees account holders will get the lowest ticket pric

he gave them all golden spoons anyway, but the traitor, judas only got a tin one. blake of the various king louvre. the 2nd didn't have to stay in a normal place, like ordinary people. not far from here. he had his own small domiciled build lynn, the old palace with even the grounds of linda hope palace or work of art there. elegant, playful, and serene ludovic. the 2nd loved the area even without the passion play, he would have built a small pleasure palace here. for the reclusive king, this was a fairy tale, wilt that reminded him a vast sign in this vestibule, he pays homage to his great well muddle louis. the 14th of france politic the 2nd, the son king, was everything a villa should be powerful, influential, unsuccessful. this magnificent bedroom is also reminiscent of that site. theoretically literally could have received his coat here, like the sun king did at versailles. but little loved solitude. by the way, no prizes for guessing that blue was favorite color. ah, the dining room is most famous foot table. it would be set down in the kitchen, then lifted upstairs using a crank