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ed: bloomberg's brody ford always on top of it when it comes to adobe.tman has been working to build a global coalition among government and industry leaders to support boosting the supply of chips, energy, and data center capacity needed to develop artificial intelligence technology according to our sources. bloomberg's shareen safari broke that story with me and joins me on set. it is an evolution of our existing reporting. it started with the idea sam altman was worried about the supply long-term of ai accelerators or jeep use that train models -- gpus that train models. it's bigger now. recap what you have learned. shirin: we know sam altman has been in the uae this week meeting with government officials and investors with a pitch to build a global coalition that goes beyond chips but includes energy production, a huge growing resource for them that they are worried about securing. ed: what is interesting is the players. we understand sam met with uae officials, g 42 is a name for gets bandied around. do we know who it in the coalition so far? shirin

so sky took a leap of faith and reached out to dr. brody on australia and gastroenterologist, who has performed more fecal transplant procedures than anyone in the world because they don't face the same f d a restrictions there. every doctor i've spoken to so far has been against the idea of taking on this procedure, d i y. but what is the guy who's overseen more than 16000 of these procedures have to say about it? so patients have collides as i would certainly want them to find a doctor who will sit device but just stop in person. getting better is not a physician is wrong, because you need to get better at a time when history doesn't have to mix use to do this with kind of legislation. within like a week or 2 i subs bleeding later i started to gain a little bit of weight. it gave me a new, you know, start button on life, which i'm grateful for, no symptoms and no medication, no symptoms and no medication. it's something that i would do a 100 times over in my life. i feel like i have a new system. i feel like i have a new body like a new digestive system and i feel like it's working

david: brody, thanks a million. ing have a great weekend.onald. thanks for watching "the evening edit" on fox business, and now it is time for "the bottom line" with dagen and sean. take it away, gang. deag taig thank you, david. ♪

ten—year—old brodie was doing some metal detecting at his first ever event in glocestershire.e, brodie is able to keep it and as he told us, he has already set his sights on something bigger. beep ooh! we went for our first dig ever. beep and so we heard a beep. and so we dug and then about an inch down, we found this. it's called a matrix seal and it's the lamb of god. it's probably about 800 years old. and the writing on the side, says roger of tetbury. so we don't know which roger it is. is there a trail too? you can have to follow the tracks so we don't get... yeah, my mum wants to find a ring, like a golden or silver ring. oh, my god! well, i always dream about, like, finding something really big, like a horse and carriage or something. or really, like, goodjewellery or like roman swords or hats. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. dressed for the summer, so i am hoping you might actually produce some warm sunshine for us. i will roduce some warm sunshine for us. i will produce it — some warm sunshine for us. i will produce it for _ some warm sunsh

according to brody potobolsk, we came across touching figurines of angels, a contemplating angel, an -musical, 10 tobolsk figures. churches need to be built so that they cover tobolsk like the palm of an angel. well, what, well, they did that. krestovozdvizhenskaya, pyatnitskaya, rozhdestvenskaya, blagoveshchenskaya, epiphany. and the churches of zechariah, elizabeth and michael the archangel. it is amazing that at the beginning of the 20th century, in a city where just over 20,000 residents lived, there were 27 temples, and that about the birth of kissed people, predicted by an angel, he kept his promise given to cyprian; over the course of several centuries, many were born in the relatively small tobolsk people famous all over the world, including dmitry mendeleev, who spent his childhood in tobolsk, and the author of the music for the famous romance nightingale, composer. and peredvizhniki artist vasily perov. the author of the world famous fairy tale the little humpbacked horse, translated into 27 languages, pyotr ershov, was born in the tobolsk province. we looked into the ersho

there's you only, you know, the if you nice what, but when you go days, what was the blessed say that brody's over the news rosie off you all say don't using with these on just didn't look deal with him. you also say book with me, this was all smart bear in navigate, associate a lot of these on site to see these on site wi fi to the you do see on from soon to the this will see in the news love you is on to split the all out in a i don't know they, i mean it's really the only place so a pleasure to sound casual the types of days before. it's really to go through these. um, like with the, the, the, this will to me news the flight read on the phone. okay. well i called the local people no impact to see what in the space as long as i see you on this page, they don't say loses. you know, if i give you that new table for gives everybody some of the shadow slides easy only say i put the dfcs. well it's invoice looks uh i don't know if they have to do it cuz it says no one could use that. so for security, going to take a look, deal on some type of news that they're always the the for to a sudden on t

and one long topic , we don't have time, oksana lina, a world-renowned conductor from the city of brody lvi, she is currently promoting ukrainian music, trying to do it, but there are no ukrainian masterpiece operas there, let's say classical ones of the 19th and 20th centuries, well , no, then there are no , and, well, i have a hard time in the area of ​​music, i'm not so much there. material, well, let's say, there are a large number, if already in the sphere of my competence, there are a large number of beautiful, successful european nations that do not have their original, their original philosophy, so what? nothing, they live well, they have their own literature, maybe even more, the recognition that we don't have something is a guarantee that it will appear, like the fantastic czech novel of the second half of the 20th century, prague was all german-speaking at the beginning on the 20th, yes, at the end of the 19th, with a desire... kavka first, or the same meinrik who is there writes novels about prague, in german, this is austria, after all, but the realization that this is so a

in lviv, we have a memorial to her... which is the first motto of the ukrainian national army, near brody, and in fact we no longer have any memorial sites, and unfortunately we have not created this tradition yet , it seems to me that language... can't just go about some specific points in this commemorative system, it must, this is a very global project, to which all modern specialists must join, who will not follow modern times and trends in architecture and sculpture, but who will create just that classic, time for time for which we did not have in the first half of the 20th century, and then these architectural and sculptural... can be developed further, and if we do it, if it is possible to implement it on the national military memorial above, it is precisely this system military burials, which i hope will continue to develop, with or without a cross, i understand that there is such a stumbling block in this, well, the discussions are still ongoing, i belong to the community of people who believe that in the case of ... in for mixed burials of people and different faiths, it is wort

su imputacion en presuntos de eliteos de corrupcion y lavado de dinero en el marco de la operacion brodyiga, entre otros asuntos, contratos para la disputa de la supercopa en espana en arabia saudi. >> ademas, en una entrevista exclusiva en el programa el objetivo, de la periodista espanola ana pastor, se aborda su situacion judicial despues de ese polemico beso a la futbolista jenny hermoso. >> no puedo llegar a entender que alguien piense que eso es una agresion sexual. >> es que no hay mas que verlo. >> pero esto es como lo de usted, a quien crea a mi o a mis ojos, a las imagenes. >> todo el mundo efectivamente lo vio yo he ido por la calle y lo que me expresa la mayoria de la gente hay nada. >> su problema no es con la calle, insisto, es que tiene un proceso judicial abierto por agresion sexual y por coacciones. >> yo solo hable 10 segundos o 15 segundos con la senora hermoso en el avion. >> si coaccion, cualquier conversacion entre personas es una coaccion. >> ahora le voy a leer alguna, parece que la justicia no lo considera igual. >> pues de que usted esta inmerso en un proceso ju

we had progressive much handler of chicago university on on saturdays, brody's, closing, and poll. 70 percent oppose, humanitarian age to gaza and civil pain. you sleep, 31 percent face food in security in israel. just give us a, give us an interpretation, your interpretation of the state of israeli society as this, as a whole world condemns it for genocide. nope. and it's, it is based on the service of october and really change things here in terms of the electric immunization before kind of sent immense, which was interesting made before namely they moves us feelings and sentiments which are justified after the sense of october of most of these ready to built, all of them turn jane to a not only like a whole but really says or for revenge or punishing guys. punishing or guys that not only from us, for doing anything but every single without any restraints. to punish come boss by these guys, up for the atrocities and they try and some of the sevens, know embassy. i mean, not only know and the supervisor and the embassy is almost criminalized. it is right. you might go to jail. it is

release a thousand shoes or a thousand dresses, as my good friend, the director of the factory in brody to release one tank or one missile, and the gdp counts it in money, how many products were released, so it turns out that the military economy from the point of view of statistics can be very successful and can show growth , but this does not mean that the wealth of material people would grow, but simply that more military goods are produced, and that is how it is, our economy is already militarized today, well , i understand that in our country at least 20 large companies already manufacture various models drones, which are constantly being improved, the western media, in particular, write about it, that it is expected that by the end of the year, ukrainian drones will fly two, maybe even 300 km and will be able to hit targets, well, in fact , for all. the european territory beyond the urals , even to siberia, you see, andrei, this is a paradox of human history, unfortunately , all the great events and inventions that moved forward precisely in the history of mankind, technical and o

and there is no need, and we have ours, and let us do ours, as he said. originally from the city of brodyshe is currently very much promoting ukrainian music, she is trying to do it, but there are no ukrainian masterpiece operas there, let's say classical ones of the 19th and 20th centuries, well, there are none, then there are none. well, i have a hard time in the area of ​​music, i'm not so much in the material, well, let's say, there are a large number, if in my field of competence, there are a large number of beautiful, successful european nations that do not have their original, their original philosophy , and that, nothing, they live perfectly, have their own literature, and even more, the recognition that we do not have something, is a guarantee that it will appear, as a fantastic czech novel of the second half of the 20th century appears, prague was all german . at the beginning of the 20th, at the end of the 19th, who is associated with praga, first of all the kavka, or the same meinrich who writes novels about prague, in german, it is austria after all, but the awareness that th

and this may well have been a point for the russians, is isis brody speaking, divided into 2 groups in, in iraq and syria. and it is broadly the ones that the americans comp control welcome america, who are completely federal, completely out of control and all the hard, cool extremist service organization that is doing what it needs to do. but then the other group is the ones that have actually been coalesced into taking money from the met on the back end and encourage, straighten themselves with the american payroll. and we saw this in serial me. so this direct, we sold us in, in rock out in syria where by right lines were created by the americans to allow ices flights is to leave and to reform and se, here. and so when, so even if the americans did give this tip to the russians, you know, you can put yourself in a position to russian in terms of his looking at that and thinking, well, you know, well, i says that you're talking about your, i says, what was the other isis or, you know, so the account you currently the blame the russians already know, acting on it. but as i think the st

one of the finalists, will be brody malone. he will be at 30 rock talking to savanna and hoda. they are preparing to hopefully secure their spot in paris. watch the big day here on nbc bay area, right after "today in the bay." >>> we know many people are priced out of buying a home in northern california. new numbers put everything into sharp perspective. according to a new analysis, there's 14 states, where residents who earn less than $75 a year can afford a median-priced home. it's no shock that california is close to being on that list. that list is topped by mississippi. those in mississippi would have to earn an income of $63,000 to afford a meeting at home. ohio is next. $64,000 a year. you can own a median home. in contrast to all of that, you need to make $197,000 a year to afford a median priced home, worth $735,000 in northern california. that's the highest of all 50 states. >>> another wet weekend on saturday. today was a little drier. what's the week hold? >> we're in it again. the pattern we've seen, where it rains and then get nice weather throughout the week. i

. >> they're all going, that includes stanford gymnast brody malone, excited about a potential trip to paris despite recent challenges. >> i've still got to make the team, but i had a pretty bad knee injury about a year ago. it's been a long process getting back. but i'm getting a lot stronger and i'm super excited. >> the hopefuls are talking about how things will be different in paris compared to tokyo. watch it all right after "today in the bay." and you can, of course, catch all the action on july 26th, all olympics coverage exclusively right here on nbc bay area. >>> let's take a look at that forecast today. a marathon, if you will, with this weather. up and down and cold and warm. >> it was pretty wild over the weekend. you'll be happy to know, as we start out this new week, as if monday is not hard enough, we are going to calm things down in the weather department. it is all clear as we take a live look outside in walnut creek. a few clouds near the coastline. we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds throughout the bay area. let's talk about how much rain we measured over the

oh, you're brody? yeah. a company released video of its new robotic fire breathing dog. the only downside is when it. red lobster is reportedly looking for a buyer to avoid bankruptcy filing. we know just the guy. cheap shot. finally a man from the u.k. claims that his foot long gotng him banned. his exercise class. the instructor said they knew something was off whend he did a push up without usingt his arms. you're filthy. i approve of that joke. it's a family show.amil send your letters to kat. >> all right. to the news. thieves show no respect for a congressman. pencil nece nek. yes. i speak of california rep adam schiff, whose luggage was k of thestolen. his car in a san francisco parking garage yesterday, whic l the city's level of despair. >> people are willing to wal karound around looking like adam schiffo ,but it shouldul be easy to find the thief. >> just look for the guy for wearing a shirt with 32 inch sleeves and an eight inch neck . the bag was reportedly packed with clothes schiff had wanted to wear to a fancy schmancy fundraiser for his u.s. senate campa

brodie capitalism, in terms of and mental health issues in the last weeks and months of his life, king was working basically what he was called the poor people's campaign. and was an attempt to call attention to these issues the underlying segregation underlying mental health issues, poverty. and he really wanted us to reexamine the fundamental basis of capitalism and look what we could do to get at the root causes that it was a human rights issue, just a civil rights issue. and some people think that's got him killed because he was beginning to take on these bigger issues and it certainly made him more unpopular. and i think that when the portrait when he was assassinated coretta basically led that poor people's campaign. and one of the things she said in her opening speech was that poverty is form of violence. hunger is violence. we have to continue fight all of these things to be the society that we that we want to be. all right. i have one more question for all of you, and we're going to get out of here. i think i'm over time, i well, i want to i want to get moving and have to read

i the brody scene from the reaction we're getting from the us, the uk -- i think reaction we're gettinge uk, that image of iran is the main danger within the region. with israel, benjamin netanyahu in particular, has been saying for years and years and some of the time, crying in the wilderness about this where many other countries have felt that israel has been overplaying the danger that iran represents and i think you're going to see from tonight we are going to see countries in the western alliance really making a very big point about whatever danger they represent. and i think we'll be seeing this rather than a balance that is sure to some extent obviously has played a part in what he did almost two weeks ago in damascus was clearly an escalation and clearly was demanding a new response from iran i think the aim was to push iran out of its comfort zone and around the string above the proxies in this is where it is weaker and i think were going to see a much stronger rhetorical attitude and response towards the west whether that becomes anything more practical, we will have to see.

brodie. everyone loves to c-span, especially news nodes, but karen, can i just ask you because i mean, essentially, this is delaying the trial. this is dragging the trial out even further. i guess i should say, which is notable given trump's team won't stipulate to just have say yes this video is donald trump bore or this is that and they've also been complaining about how long this trial is taking and keeping him off the campaign trail. yet they're doing something only makes the trial last longer know. >> yeah, that's exactly right. and i think at a certain point it'll become clear that that's what's happened binning although this is very interesting, right? he's explaining that c-span digital video library has 278,000 digital hours to date these are tidbits of information that are nice to know. an interesting and jurors probably don't know this information. we don't know this formation off the top of our head, but as you said, kaitlan, it is definitely delaying things. is this really critic