cassandra knew immediately something was wrong. >> it was supposed to be home by 1:00 and he wasn't in my messages, weren't sending, and my last message from him was at ten. >> then her worst fear became reality when she got a knock at her front doorstep. >> i officially found out when they had come to the door to report that he was missing the military says the super stallion helicopter crashed during a storm in the mountains outside san diego. >> sergeant langan was the crew chief on the flight with marine heavy helicopter squadron 361 to his wife. he was much more. >> he was everything i could have dreamed about, he was so funny. he would make me laugh even when i. i was in no mood to want to laugh, he was so generous. he would he care for so many people. >> the couple met nearly a year ago and it didn't take long for either of them to realize they wanted to be in each other's lives forever. tying the knot in sedona. >> it was 100% the best year of my life. >> a year full of love that cassandra says she will cherish for the rest of her life. >> just hold on to what you love because

cassandra. thank you for joining us this morning. i wanted to ask you a little bit more about sc justice group, because a lot of people don't know what you do, and specifically you cater to women and non-gender conforming people who have loved ones in prison or jail. yes. that's correct. what is it that you do for people who are perhaps in this situation and they don't know what to do, they don't know what the challenges are going to be. how do you help? yeah yeah. so we were founded right here in oakland and sc justice group is the nation's leading organization of women with incarcerated loved ones. sc is e mothers, sisters, daughters, wives and grandmothers of people behind bars and what we do is we create space for healing and also for leadership development for women with incarcerated loved ones. we're also fighting for policy and local changes that will improve the lives of all women. cassandra, what are some of the challenges that many people don't know? that if you have a loved one who's in incarcerated, pardon me, you you you

no i'm not cassandra it's just that i'm a historian and i understand what happened , well, this bookdy been published in a polish translation, it's being published in german, an english version is being prepared, that is, what we are ready to accept now, and we must not miss this chance, we have little time left , we talk all the time about some kind of communication with the outside world. about the promotion of our culture, about affirmations and on some world arena, but what can be said about the internal situation, the same even, even again, the situation now with the polish border, it opened up a whole layer of problems, when people, for example, have some idea about the lyakhs, poles from a couple of lines of shevchenko's anti-polish and there is old man bulba, and it just concretely comes out somewhere in the comments on facebook. but with all this, for example , everyone knows pushkin for sure, everyone , at least in lukomorya, has a green oak growing in their head, but at the same time, none of them, well , very few ukrainians have read it, for example, zady, very few, this

jim and actress cassandra hoola has one from says say the word for best actress sees, or was it considered front as version of the oscars that i picked up? the award at the ceremony in paris is one full whole role in the courtroom drama, and not to me off a full, filled out who's from east and germany also received an oscar nomination for her role in the field. before we go, a reminder about top stories, 2 years since rushes full scale invasion of ukraine cubes full says a short on an munition, allies up in you and have said, you claim needs a more than ever stave off brushes. that's a novel that stay with us. uh, sports nice is coming up next. keeping up with the top when stuff. uh she goes to latest wall speed records. one of you is a dw comp. i've told me that it goes towards the . every jenny is full of surprises. me it's not allowed to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police the free time, but still very much alive. your guy to the special hot spots in germany recognizes wyrick.

cassandra daughter, tanisha anderson was by police in the family's front yard. 2014 and just months ago, a family. the loss of amber carr, sister of a jefferson and a dedicated member of our say her name mothers network. weeks before her death, amber testified the world about how much her lost when her sister killed by a fort worth police. back in 2019. in the presence of amber seven year old son zion. we are reminded and over again that when black women are killed by the police, when they are taken this earth, the whole is left in their absence, unfilmable for families like amber, vicky's and cassandra's their grief endures. and too often it becomes deadly. it was a privilege. know these women in their life and an honor to commit rest of our lives to saying names of say her name to gay. today we are gathered at the free library of philadelphia, first established in the late 19th century as a library free to all at a time when all the country now we are seeing the consequence of the erasure of our history, whether this is governor desantis's attack against afric

not even a cassandra because he wasn'tsa predicting doom. that 2020 interview is so ilustrative of the bind republicans find themselves in if not completely of their making. what are your expectations of this issue and the 2024 election? could it be inwhole ball game? >> i think on this very narrow issue of ivf my guess is they try to do something to clarify it. in alabama you see there's a republican senator who's saying, well, maybe we'll say life doesn't begin at conception, it begins at implantation in the uterus, they're a running up against theth totally foreseeab limits of lldefining a baby or defining person hood the way they haveho chosen to do so, right?ch and this is something everybody -- all pro-choice people have been warning about for years, that personhood language, language about life beginning at aconception. itbe impacts abortion but impac much more than abortion. it impacts birth control, impacts infertility treatments. they might find a way to square this particular circle on this issue. what they haven't contended with

so, michelle, [laughter] , i am not one to say mike pence is a cassandra, not even a cassandra because he wasn't predicting doom, that 2022 interview was so illustrative of the bind republicans find themselves in, and one largely of their own making, if not completely of their own making. what are your expectations for this issue and the 2024 election? could it be the whole ball game? >> i think on this very narrow issue of ivf my guess is that they tried to do something to clarify it. in alabama you see there is a republican senator who is saying maybe we will say that life doesn't begin at conception, it begins at implantation in the uterus, because they are basically running up against that only foreseeable limits of defining a baby or defining personhood the way that they have chosen to do so. this is something that all pro- choice people have been warning about for years, that that person who had language, language about left beginning at conception, it impact abortion, but it impacts more than abortion, impacts brought, control infertility treatments. so they might find a way to

do most split even more than they that they way even a capital f, a sort us, cassandra, to the office says that they see the specs is suspicious movements in the a cause a sweep, the oversell said that they should stop knocking at the if they continue saying that there's something suspicious thing does a street they were going to with the or the i was shocked when have us attacked israel. i thought it was horrendous. what the what, how the hosted unconscionable unforgettable. there were maybe 350 soldiers and policemen killed fighting another for the 800 civilians who were killed that day. the what happened on october, the 7 was a jail breakout, or it was the slaves revolting against the master. and of course, when slaves revolt against illegitimate masters, that is not going to be peaceful. and it is going to be violet. and the is riley's, they should have thought about that before they expelled palestinian subjugated palestinians and murder palestinians. i think it was inevitable. the policy and people have been under brutal subjugation, or many decades. israel responded to the atta

section 8 employees, one of whom we were able to prove that he was an active member of the, of the odd cassandra gates all from us, the, all those where other issues. so i, in my experience with the donors and i believe it's the same for my successors in gaza and elsewhere, was that don't trust it. our systems that we have put up to deal with attendance by how must we insurance the organization? and then oh, also is maybe activations that palestinians say underway, less as an aide provider and more as a sort of reinforcement of the palestinian a struggle. would you respond to those claims this? i think there is indeed a palestinian struggle to which has little to do with or right itself. the palestinian struck code is one for self determination. and to get a state a country, a place they can count called a whole like you and i and like is rarely is themselves so order. i was established with a time limit. in fact, it was 70 years plus ago setup for 3 years to provide services until the problem is that this thing in the state would be established and nothing has changed. their own right is not a

know the, this is a something new over most of the schools modeling them for us to my my name is cassandra starz. rachel, less than 0 is to no, you shouldn't. even those could be in there, it looked and then you put a goods and you have smith's low, but of those are in the district that's representing 13 years old to be left. so it is shaded by 2 because it, it goes in submitted to the booth, the co go what it is some way for them and go to the store with psychiatry rooms isn't much. that's a good one because i am the face instead of getting it. and so i put all for it, they're not slips with derek. still noise, noise. interesting of what you're telling me that a yeah, i could use those c still, but look up sides interested way. see the option for presenting and kind of moved him physically says on the device. come on them is a choice sounds in the voice. uh if i chose like watching floors last semester, but the most of it was the flash. if the position gas a couple of the noise, the come on the is this the, the, the the because it was coming or what it is, this is now she goes to the sens

cassandra, by the respondent, f. b, i at our claimant has suffered severe emotional distress and anxiety was subject to to death threats was on no police availed on have her communications on financial records sees done for quoted and was forced to apply for asylum to a side country. incredible. say of her life and liberty. what's our ground to the as an exclusive 1st interview earlier in the studio here on thursday, the telling her those 3 things to us federal authorities on the incumbent president biden. the s b i n g o j. a since joe biden, it went into office, started to target me and went after me. and so this lawsuit actually addresses the web and ization and put us how the f, b i n d o. j has been politicized based surveillance to me. and when i did not know i was being surveilled, they opened a d o. j did a sealed case against me. it's still not knowing what's in that field case. a grand jury was in panel, but what i do know is a twitter attorney had contacted me and said that they had gotten sealed warrants

and reinventing cassandra new series of africa, direct on how to sierra the you're watching out 0, a reminder of our top stories, the sound at least 7 children have died at the come out of one hospital in northern gauze, most from malnutrition and dehydration. doctors there say that milk is no longer available for newborn babies and call the situation catastrophic. plains of air drops humanitarian aid, and the northern gauze and strip supplied trucks have been unable to reach the region. as the situation becomes increasingly dangerous, the united nations has worn one in for palestinians, or on the brink of the united nations peacekeepers, all withdrawing from democratic republic of congo, around 15000. you in personal are handing over their basis following violent protests that they failed to keep peace around one and a half 1000000 congolese have recently fled. fighting between government forces and m. 23 rebels. catherine. so i reports from goma capital of eastern province of north cable is one of the longest serving un peacekeeping missions calls in this call is leaving democratic

stations, a trampling throughout the remote areas and of the front line to facilitate se, phone, se cassandra, along with live guns condone yet scans, i, for those he had joined russia off the referendums, in september 2022 ukrainian forces showed buildings on the 1st day of lo thing, causing minimal damage to infrastructure. despite the switch from k of the military, the to announce that some local pulse has been unexpectedly high, official says say the importance of the votes cannot be underestimated. this is the future of our country. we will follow our president to fulfill all functions for our people. the person who leave the state is very important to us. people are in a good mood understanding how responsible this is for them because of the election of the presidents of the russian federation for terror. southern region is the 1st event until this college and all lives. we understand that by choosing the presidents, the presidents choose their own future. at least we started to live like human beings. we have pensions, salaries, jobs, children, go to school. if they go to kindergarten,

he was a senator in 1993 as a result of the actions carried out inside the run silver operation, cassandra by the respondent f. b, i at our claimant has suffered severe emotional distress and anxiety was subject to to death threats was on no police availed, had her communications on financial records sees done for quoted and was forced to apply for asylum to a side country. incredible say of her life and liberty of charter re granted us an exclusive 1st interview earlier in the studio here on thursday, detailing her lawsuit against us, federal authorities under incumbents, president bible, the mom she stays sexually abused her of the s b i n g o j, a since joe biden, it went into office, started to target me and went after me. and so this last to actually addresses the weapon ization and put us how the f, b i n d o j has been politicized based surveillance to me. and when i did not know i was being surveilled, they opened a d o. j did a sealed case against me. it's still not knowing what's in that seal case. a grand jury was in panel, but what i do know is a twitter attorney had contacted

andrew c r e z on the drive on and reinventing cassandra for a new series of africa, direct on how to sierra generation football. folks for the french captain, teresa breath. you're never going to keep gc waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting for a roommate to open conversation. 3rd, very simple forward is that facing about child abuse, su am a u n b. and i think we need to help each other. and also showcase is the incredible story of the footfall listen flat off, get us down to escape the telegraph generation for episode one of the panic and chaos in northern gaza as is really soldiers fire on palestinians collecting road from a distribution center the i'm how much i'm doing this is alba 0 live from door. also coming up a does air dropped into a gauze as the u. n. warrens that is real is systematically preventing a trucks from reaching those in the war on gaza. cast a shadow over presidential primaries in the us battle ground state of michigan plus $1000.00 children in the democratic republic of congo are forced.

andrew c r e z on, if i need to go i'm, i'm on the drive and reinventing cassandra for a new series of africa, direct on how to sierra hod hitting into buildings as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than and better than any thoughts provided. hang on my question to you. all that good cooks, i think, is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. usb 2. in the security council, this is a major stumbling block, is a problem to access it. you hear the story on told to how does era the and searching through the rubble in the rough uh, a family home is one of the is rails overnight targets 3 people been killed? the hello. i'm darn jordan. this is on to 0. 9 from don't also coming up, still standing out the full months of the doctors that i would shift a hospital in kansas city say conditions get worse every day. i said we must continue with the education and forced to be able to build on country of future. we meet the.

as a result of the actions carried out inside the run silver operation, cassandra by the respondent f. b i at our claimant has suffered severe emotional distress. and the zion was subject to, to death threats was on no police availed on, had her communications on financial records sees done for quoted, and was forced to apply for asylum to a side country. incredible say of her life and liberty. while i'm happy to say tara rejoined, just live now in the studio to discuss at what is a very personal case of course, tara, but one perhaps with a lot of run vacations to take us through the details. what you're seeking here. yes. well, you know, i'm a geo political and our analysis and usually i, we talk about other things, but this is important because it happened to me and i did work as a former senate aide, and i also work for leon panetta and joe biden. and unfortunately, there was a case where there was a section was kind of case that i filed against joe biden in 1993, and then i came forward in 20192020. now joe biden sealed the file in the university of delaware, and he's been unwilli

the territory, they are just depending on the, on getting negotiations that are being broken by cassandra egypt in the addiction in metropolis to narrow the gaps of disagreement between both fonts and to reach to a ceasefire before the beginning of that's a military possible inclusion that the majority of international organizations and regional actors in the region have one from the catastrophic and the polluted consequences will be resulted from possible invasion. a couple assume that force and method. thank you. now group of doctors and nurses, a setup a make shift medical facility in rossa, but they had to move from other pos is gauze if they say they'll help for as long as it takes them run the other conversations amongst the see of tents in the city of ruffled lives, one with a queue of people waiting to be seen as a group of volunteer doctors and nurses who fled these really bombardments and con eunice. have set up a make shift clinic. they call themselves a med faced teen. no appointments are needed and there's new office hours. they're here to help for as long as it takes. and th

so it issued on administer type arrest games to we spoke with her colleague, lawyer, highlighted cassandra for more details. the dialogue was arrested on january 17th as it contains a check pointing bethlehem. we let her learn. she was mistreated and assaulted by the soldiers through the rest. she was transferred for interrogation to offer a present. then move to present in the classroom, which many have testified and spared, but for all female prisoners, especially effort towards sevens. all of them have placements, frequent, and 4th attention conditions. the harsher and prison particularly dial a face for by conditions of herself or that would remove prisoners mattresses in the morning. the cells were very cold and had no sooner. she was later transferred to to mont prison and were surprised with the decision to put her on administer to detention for 4 months. she was put in solitary confinement a few days ago after she was subjected to the present conditions, especially with she and a fellow prisoner returned to me which led to her punishment. the conditions remain for the food is unsui

sister-in-law calls her hairdresser, maybe they think that the name something to do with the word scythe, cassandra this was the last question of the first round, and i’m summing it up: roman’s score is 900, anton’s is 2,300, victoria’s is 2,800, the second round is ahead. at the megamarket you will always find something to give to your loved ones, especially during the holiday sale. buy smartphones and smartwatches with cashback. up to 50% , allow me to introduce myself, tower block, alexander korolovich, remember, they read the elegy to me, in the midst of the fog over the neva, a sullen lion looks out the window at me, why do you need poetry, a certain captain ushakov rewrote this elegy and people according to it i’m killing, well, what lines did he prepare for me, it all depends on what kind of execution he chose for you, your majesty, evgeniy tsyganov, yes, my opinion is correct. you and i should be careful, kirill kyaro , how does he know that this guy will be released, timofey tribuntse, alexey gorbadov, i’ll cut out your eyes, dmitry ulyanov, here are some poems for you, iambics, sergey mar

introduce me to your friends, hello, this is the oldest girl, this is bastet, the second girl is kasia, cassandraes, yeah, she’s just... very young, so she ’s eager to play, who are the caraquets? caracal is a hybrid cat that was created , not by itself, but by man, it is an artificially bred breed that is obtained from crossing, who is crossed with whom, and as the name suggests, yes, a caracal with a domestic cat, a caracal is who such, a caracal is a lynx that exists in nature, yes, basya, that's what she does. when she's scared , it's not an attack, it's just that she's worried , so she hisses, yes, kastya is very, kastya is very young, she wants to go, quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly, i must say frankly, it doesn't look like that this is a domestic and calm soft cat, well, in fact, she is a cat of one owner, she is a cat of a family , this cat loves the bed, loves the sofa, loves her audience who knows us, yes, really, yes, yes, maybe... katya let's let you play, let's let you play, it's a joke, no, no, let's let it go, no, we'll let it go a little let's send her to rest , let's

además, identificó como cassandra spann, de 62 años, a la persona que murió el domingo por la mañana.investiga un tiroteo. dejó una persona herida el lunes por la mañana, según informaron las autoridades, ocurrió a eso de las 8 exactamente en el 500 de la avenida laswell, cerca de la avenida pacuare, la víctima de quien no se ha revelado su identidad, fue trasladada a un hospital con heridas potencialmente mortales. la policía, por eso pide, informa ción. si alguien tiene información relacionada con el hecho, comuníquese con ellos y en san josé también. la policía detuvo a 2 sospechosos, pero por realizar una serie de robos a mano armada contra las panaderías locales, se trata de teodoro ramos y arturo vázquez ayala. los tienen ahora en pantalla. fueron detenidos el pasado 6 de febrero y, según las autoridades, ellos serían los responsables. insisto de una serie de robos a mano armada que se produjeron entre diciembre del año pasado y principios de este año en san josé. mire ahora este hombre que le estamos mostrando en pantalla la policía de oakland lo considera una persona de interé

we spoke to program manager cassandra carver about how the group is bringing women together to heal,ollective power and drive social change. >> we were founded right here in oakland, and essie justice group is the nation's leading organization of women with incarcerated loved ones. essie is the mothers, sisters, daughters, wives, and grandmothers of people behind bars and what we do is we create space for healing and also for leadership development for women with incarcerated loved ones. we're also fighting for policy and local changes that will improve the lives of all women. today, there's actually 1 in 4 women who have an incarcerated loved one. that's a quarter of all women and a quarter it's a ton. and we know that mass incarceration is not just a racial justice issue, but it's a gender justice issue having come from a reproductive justice background, myself, i saw the intersections of racism, patriarchy, and policing, and i see that in my work here at essie as well. i saw the ways that black and brown women were disproportionately criminalized and bore the brunt of our systems

andrew c r e z on, if i need to go, i'm, i'm on the drive and reinventing cassandra for a new series of africa direct on how to sierra the welcome back to watching out of here on an associated to here. and uh huh, that's remind you about top stories. base 10 palestinians have been killed, often as strikes on the home page last year, and then most of casa, most of the victims of women and children. such operations are ongoing looking for survivors. trump tons of the problem. a series of as ready strikes has targeted residential buildings to and rough uh, and southern gaza, least 6 people were killed, that children are among the wounded casualties on mounting in the area with 1500000 displays palestinians are. so let's stay for the you and stop quote. for public hearings on the impact of israel is occupation of the protestant, entire change. china runs representatives of outlined israel's violation the palestinian people's rights to self determination on the contract. and also it has also overshadowed a meeting of g 20 foreign ministers in brazil earlier this week because it was presid

the cassandra centre in croydon has provided in—person counselling, education and support to those impactedtraining rooms, we had, you know, a library, the women actually called the space home from home. london fashion week kicks off today with designers, new and established, presenting their autumn and winter lines. in celebration of its 40th birthday this year, landmarks in the capital will be lit up green to mark the anniversary. there will be more than 150 events taking place, with fashion week running until the 20th. the english national opera has reached an agreement with its musicians following proposed cuts. the musicians' union announced the deal, which includes a minimum redundancy payment. the agreement, which cancels a strike, also guaranteed seven months of work and "important improvements" to contracts. planned strikes next week by london 0verground workers have been called off after a pay offer was increased. rmt members working for arriva rail london on london 0verground were due to take strike action on monday and tuesday. they will now vote on the new offer next week. let'

if she continues down this road and just plays the role of a cassandra says it's important, we beat biden. he can't do it. i can do, which is essentially what her message is. that suggests to me that she's looking to a political life beyond beyond this this year >> let's look ahead to the potential general election matchup. donald trump this weekend, he spoke to a gathering of black conservatives in south carolina making an appeal to black voters. and i want to play what was part of his pitch. listen to this acts >> we've all seen the mug shot and you know who embraced it more than anybody else. the black population and that's just a portion of what he said he was talking about his legal troubles, the mug shot, regardless of if that was scripted >> or was a trump off the cuff and regardless of how it was received, this fits with his attempt to try to appeal to black men, specifically should this be legitimate concern for the biden campaign looking, i think it should look, he's polling, you know, 2020, 1% among african american voters here, biden got 88% of that vote back in 2020. and this

how must uh, be, uh, cassandra gaze fights is the most from the tunnels. hold those massive fridays. and you said why images from those things? it would be a massive accumulation for these bodies. they have been saying that we would continue the fights of how much has to be destroyed, how much understands that of this explain why they are offering this the the do. because if they, if they stick to pilot in gaza, that would be, that would be a good thing for them. yeah. it seems so harsh and that there are many different things happening at the same time when it comes to these negotiations. because we've heard blinking, say that saudi arabia, the saudis, were still open to the idea of normalization with israel. so there's several tracks . it seems in the negotiation. how, how does it all play fit together if you and this is part of the complexity of this thing, this is part of the reason why they are very tight lips when it comes to what is happening behind, behind goes doors. because you know, for less and the whole idea will eventually have to happen. but

. >> well, i mean, i think she knows cassandra. knows she had a cassandra. drink were quite brazen . it public? um, brazen. did it in public? um, she's a public figure. what worries me, she's a young lady, my daughter's age. she's 35. my daughter 35, and 40 daughter is 35, and. and 40 shapps and, um, out in public with her mates . someone sees with her mates. someone sees a spark in her drink. she didn't know she had a little sip beforehand . thinks she gets away beforehand. thinks she gets away in a cab. can't remember the cab. drive home. wakes up at 4:00 in the morning on the floor in her bathroom . now what in her bathroom. now what worries me ? that could have been worries me? that could have been anywhere . someone could have anywhere. someone could have adopted her. god knows what could have happened . and it's could have happened. and it's frightening. and what the national police chief council revealed. and this is a low ball estimate that up to may 2023, 60,732 people had this done to them. and a dreaded thing you just said that you know that she d

maybe the best strategy is just to continue with the cassandra strategy and say he's not going to win and we need a winning candidate. but do it in a more muted way. or if that's not your objective, maybe you do on a lean in and instead of just telling trump, telling people why trump can't win, you tell him why he shouldn't win, which is something that that she has avoided thus far so we'll see what which way she goes. >> so matt, what do you think she wants in your party >> i think that's a good question. i mean, i think it's a little bit intoxicating, right? to start, it's a very human thing to suddenly stop this knee that's consumed you for the better part of what, two years. i think it's very hard to suddenly put that car that was injured brian suddenly shifted into park. i am unsure as well, but you're right. that helping herself the longer she does now. yeah. >> all right. acts. let's turn to your party because obviously joe biden has challenges and audie cornish wants to know the diploma divide, or the gender gap, which of those trends is the bigger? your problem for democrats?

well, hello, cassandra, what are you all doing here? it? well , here’s an apartment like this, for only 5 million rubles, an excellent combination of price and quality, what do you think? expensive, very expensive, you know, one-room apartment in such an area, the house is poorly situated , then the apartment is corner, corner. i understand that the windows are on the sunny side, but what a wind is blowing, the wind rose right into the windows, there will be dust, crazy people will come here, uh-huh, you know? i was just really counting on this deal, i have a mortgage myself, i have to pay somehow, let’s just sign and that’s it, we won’t sign anything, we’ll also invest in repairs, that’s it, that means it’s like this, if you immediately if you don't take this apartment, then i'll jump and it will be on yours conscience. there are a lot of shortcomings in this apartment, look, dust immediately flew here, here it is, this is rosavetrov, then goodbye, well, another apartment on the first floor, well , what’s good for that kind of money, 4

. >> are we going to be priam, the king of troy and not listen to cassandra warning about the threatate change? are we going to be pharaoh who listened to david and said, yes, we will act? and what happened to joseph? egypt joseph? sorry egypt was protected was protected and troy was destroyed. and i argue both the tories and yourselves are acting as priam, king of troy. you as priam, king of troy. and you will destroy our economy. >> mean, i love your biblical, >> i mean, i love your biblical, um, and the seven um, illustration and the seven years of feast and the then seven years of famine . um, but seven years of famine. um, but we have seen historically that cheap energy drives economies , cheap energy drives economies, that technologies may come through, but then the market will provide for them and if we currently go down the route, we're going of costly green policies when other countries aren't doing it. we just make our country cold and poor whilst china and india are carrying on emitting and it makes no difference to the paris accords and so on. >> in the last 20 years, bri

michelle litke, cassandra curiel, chris klaus, please come to the podium one minute each.k you for your time. uh, my name is sam nelson. i'm the registered nurse at john o'connell high school. uh, i'm here to speak about the gym facility at our school. i am not going to speak about the special education topic and budget. i have colleagues who will be able to speak to that far better than i can. um, i just stepped into the athletic director role this fall, and i've been trying to support a school that has over 90% people of color, 75% of our students are at poverty line or below, and, uh, quite a few of our students wish they had the space that they need to train to have community to bring in the external community into our space. um, the gym, as any athletic opportunity, provides a way to hold students accountable to each other, to help grades and attendance, to increase uh, accounts ability, as i said, and engagement on campus as the request is to complete completion the repairs by august not november if possible. thank you. thank you. and here are 100 letters by students

when cassandra mason discovered the reason she lost her freelance copyrighter job of three years, ithat gpt because the cost was so much less. >> reporter: chat gpt, the artificial intelligence language model from open ai that can do everything from write a shakespearean sonnet to pass the bar exam, has provoked fascination and fears, making ai a worldwide conversation. >> i was definitely unpleasantly surprised but at the same time it was right at that time with chat gpt really the hot topic. >> reporter: and the ai arms race is only getting fiercer, with developers building more advanced language models and even models that can create images or video from text. an estimated two-thirds of current jobs are exposed to some degree of ai automation with industries like healthcare, finance and e-commerce incorporating ai to increase productivity while saving time and money. >> ai is going to unlock tons of industries we can't even imagine today. >> reporter: cam jun ku is the ceo of imbuke, a company building new user friendly ai systems to help workers across industries accomplish real

i just feel sorry for garik, nikita , and i feel a little sorry, and now listen to me, cassandra, in well, what are you going to do, well , you can’t trust anyone with anything, i should have locked you in the garage, okay, you depraved bastard, come on, come on, give birth to your own geeks , i’ll drown you anyway, no one in the club will know, if you do this, i’ll drown you myself, what did you say? if you just do that, i’ll sooner drown you, opana, what are you doing, you’re with me now you talk like that, now it’s the only way, wow, you want to consider whether i’m serious, no, seriously, i’m just. i see you’re beautiful, you changed your hairstyle, i’ve been wearing this hairstyle for the last 10 years, okay , listen, it suits you, what did you drink, no, i didn’t drink, but i saw you hugging plato at a construction site, and i even renovated it. funny, okay, yes, ta, tan, tan, tan, what are you doing, well tan, tan, tan, everything’s fine with you, yes, everything ’s fine, tan, well, i was joking, well, you know me, who knows? i can drown, well, i i can’t, you can, ilyush. you

. >> f n e i have >> uh, cassandra, i have i have to say, emily carver and i were talking about whatcycled so she'd use. we cycled through so many wedding day she'd use. we cycled through so manperhaps wedding day she'd use. we cycled through so manperhaps the wedding day she'd use. we cycled through so manperhaps the mostiding day she'd use. we cycled through so manperhaps the most one. day she'd use. we cycled through so manperhaps the most one. the was perhaps the most one. the nicest of all of the metaphors, right. >> let's get more on this from gb news political editor christopher hope. christopher tell being said at tell us what's being said at popcorn . popcorn. >> emily. tom. hi yeah, i'm popcorn here where we heard liz truss speak to us. jacob rees—mogg. um, and others from the from this launch of popcorn. it's fascinating attempt, i think to re—orientate the tory party, the government away from deaung party, the government away from dealing with what they see as vested as they would say, left wing to with wing interests to dealing with the overlooked majority in the country