you met a fan of yours named claude. tell me about claude. >> paul: claude is a musician.their album is on phoebe's label. i met claude. i wasn't familiar with claude but claude told me on their album they had a song called "paul rudd." and then claude said that we are going to film a video in like two weeks. do you want to -- you want to come by? [laughter] i said sure. >> stephen: wow. >> paul: i got to be in the video. >> stephen: and we have it. jim? >> claude. >> yeah. it's your birthday. >> it's for my girlfriend. a gift. >> your girlfriend. i wish i had a girlfriend. i just have a ferret. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: you're a really good musician. really good musician. >> paul: by the way, claude is an amazing musician and that song rocks. >> stephen: okay, good. >> paul: another added bonus. >> stephen: you've got the new movie. you've got "ghostbusters: frozen empire." [cheering] brings back mostly the original "ghostbusters," including annie potts. i understand you got to use some of the iconic props from the original, the og "ghostbusters," including the car ecto one. how do

claude holbrook later even became technical director when moretz left a company known to the public.itish triumph. in the fifties, their motorcycles gained great popularity. marlon brondo starred in the film savage on his triumph thunderbird, and steve mckuen used such a motorcycle for the film the great escape. triumph motorcycles are as british a legend as rolls-royce, but they came into being thanks to two germans. did you have strength? split the movement exactly in half, the suffragettes of the then feminists, because half of the feminists said that the war would liberate women, the other half of the feminists advocated ardent anti-war positions, this movement, quite suddenly out of the blue , simply split into two even halves, as for the german socialists, a generally fantastic thing happened there, despite the fact that in the previous 40 years there between the conditional franco-prussian and the announcement the german empire and the first world socialists there tried to somehow limit it to the best of their ability... 783 active members of the sdp, from parliament members t

jean—claude was a police officer at the time of the genocide.e killing using firearms and grenades with civilians using machetes and other traditional weapons. the killing went on for many days. that day, claudette was one of the many seeking refuge in the church. they came slashing people, starting with the parents, the adults who were at the entrance. they kept on cutting through the people until they found me. in another doorway, they were using guns, shooting. they couldn't open the door. they struggled because there were so many dead bodies in front of that door. and i see this man. he came and stood inside the church. then he lacerated me. he was singing when he was cutting me. he slashed me in the face and blood was running down my face. he ordered me to lie down on my stomach. he stabbed my back with a spear. i still have the scars today. claudette was 13. she escaped from the church and hid, but was soon discovered. they found her hiding in a room, saw her sitting on bed, deeply wounded and covered in blood. and then i shot her in the s

applaud: -- claude: we took our name similar to tesla on the ev.unicorn focusing on carbon management by providing solution to avoid co2 going into the atmosphere in the first place. industrial factories, pulp and paper plants and removing co2 from the atmosphere that is already above the ground. we are working with the company on that to provide filters to collect co2 from the atmosphere. caroline: you have built a lot of partnerships and you are working with a lot of companies and emitters. how long of a timeframe is it to build this, to manufacture, to get this going when you know one of your clients wants action in this? claude: our legacy as we are 16 years in research developing technology and product proving in them market. we have raised $500 million to get where we are. we are building a factory to make the filters to equip the equivalent of one million tons. the world needs to get to 1000 plans with one million tons. this is factory number one for us. we are almost to the capacity to deliver projects. look at one specific project with one

would have been under threat of closure if not for the large military orders organized by captain claudehe country. but he refused to comply with their demands, in response they threatened him with death, as an ethnic german, but a few days later the same delegation came to apologize, somewhere between these two events claude holbrook learned about what was happening and immediately intervened, the military really liked motorcycles, during the war, the factory supplied the army with... the great escape, triumph motorcycles are as much a british legend as rolls-royce, but they came to light thanks to two germans. were there forces, either in general opinion or at the state level, that in different countries said, guys, what are you doing? germany, for example, was a powerful social democratic party, the sdp, and its heirs, in general, still exist to this day. in britain and france, these were the times. uh, those of that time were also socialists, trade unionists figures, leaders of various then radical movements, well, then radical movements, for example, the suffrage movement, which est

a man by the name of william claude jones. in 1990 biographical article describes jones as a prevaricate or, a poet, a politician, a pursuer of nubile females, a member of a royal privy council, a speaker spanish, and probably the man. but really, i think the most silly way to describe him is as a serial child --. in the 1850s, jones won a federal appointment as united as attorney for new mexico territory and company what is now arizona, leaving his wife and two children in missouri. a few years later, his wife obtained a divorce, and he married a very young mexican girl. new mexico's delegates in washington declare the bride was 12 years old and that jones had, quote, abducted her. the delegate asked the president of the united states fire jones for the moral lapse, that would be the kidnapping of a 12-year-old. jones attempted to evade the charge and wrote him his resignation. that marriage to the 12-year- old abducted lasted just two years. then in 1864, he made his way to arizona and was elected senator of arizona, the one

we had a team called claude character, which was focused on the personality of claude as a model.del for warm, more human, more engaging. of course, it also focused on these questions of safety and reliability. we put a lot of effort into making sure that on one hand, the model doesn't do genuinely bad things, doesn't give false information, but that it does that while not refusing, you know, harmless queries. so drawing that line between those things well. and we believe that that's one of the things that anthropic as a company specializes in, doing a very good job of that. >> where do you think you are on the journey of the various sort of levels of these models toward agi? meaning if you're at 3 now, what does 4 and 5 and 6 and 7 look like? and how do you stack rank, given yourself now about how you think about these other players? >> i don't think agi is a fully coherent concept. ten years ago, when almost no one was working on generalized models, and everyone was working on specialized models, i used to talk about agi, because it was so different from what everyone was doing.

claude: hoy por hoy no tienen mÁs que depender de la tarjeta de crÉdito, la renta como la gasolina yiÓn estÁ subiendo cada mes mÁs, a la gente no le suben ese salario el mismo ritmo, opta primero por pagar con una tarjeta de crÉdito para salir. >> para todo el balance o el mÍnimo? >> el mÍnimo. >> porque sÓlo el mÍnimo? >> porque no me ajusta para mÁs. claudia: el banco de la reserva federal muestra la dificultad para pagar esos plazos, se ha reportado aumento los pagos ardidos de 30 dÍas hasta los tres meses de retraso. experto recalcan, que muchos equivocan y creen que las tarjetas de crÉdito son una extensiÓn de sus ingresos. >> es una deuda que el banco sabe que tÚ vas a gastar y que ese interÉs lo vas a poner para hacer los pagos mensuales, por eso te cobran arriba de 21% en un inter variable. claudia: los intereses el dinero que usted le regala el banco, si tiene una tarjeta de crÉdito y deberes $10000 y los intereses son de Él trata por sentir sÓlo para el mÍnimo sÓlo le estÁ pagando parte del interÉs mientras que los intereses se continÚan acumulando. comparte dos maneras efi

a man by the name of william claude jones.cle describes him as a product you are poet, politician, pursuer of nubile females, member of the royal privy council, speaker of spanish, a proponent of southern secession, partisan of the union. he was a serial child rapist. he won appointment for the territory leaving behind his wife and two children in missouri. a few years later his wife obtained a divorce and he married a very young mexican girl. the new mexico delegate in washington declared the bride was 12 years old and he had abducted her. the delegate as the president of the united states to fire him for the moral lapse. jones anticipated the charge and written his resignation. that marriage lasted two years. need to take more he was elected speaker of the house in the arizona territorial legislature. three days after the legislative session where the howell code was approved, he married a woman named caroline stevens. she was 15 years old. he was approximately 50. less than six months later he left his child bride pictured

, well, i think that in these shots of claude juncker before his retirement he... is glad that he noothes, on the one hand they are a little folk, but only a little bit, in principle, she dresses very often, well, let’s tell the truth, quite in accordance with her post, well , at least in my non-professional opinion, while she says nonsense, they don’t remove her, that means she is promoted. not for her mind, for any post , she has already participated in the elections of the chancellor, took third place, instead of the post of chancellor she received the post of minister of foreign affairs, she is running for the post of chancellor and... all her disadvantages, stupid, narrow-minded, but like a rhinoceros, ready to go towards the goal, does not like russians, ready to roll out the carpet in front of the americans path, these are five advantages for the new chancellor of germany, you know, the analogy immediately comes to me, a universal woman, by the way, in the twenty-first year, spiegel called analena berbak exactly that, a universal woman, annolena berbak, who is she and why now

its author was military engineer claude joseph rouget delisle.sia and others united against france. rein's army, but when the marseilles volunteer battalion entered paris with it, it became the marseillaise and thundered throughout france, it was made the national anthem of the republic, then it was banned more than once and restored to this status, many revolutionaries fought with it on the barricades countries, and russia is no exception, but in our country they more often sang the workers’ marseillaise, to the words of the populist pyotr lavrov. today is the anniversary of the russian hydrometeorological service, it goes forward, forward, forward, forward, forward, it appeared exactly 190 years ago, on april 26 , 1834, on that day nicholas i issued a decree on organizing a normal magnetic-meteorological observatory in st. petersburg under the corps of mining engineers , that was the beginning. regular geophysical observation. the first director was academician adolf kupfer. he began to create a network of weather stations. at the beginning of

claude monet, without a doubt.o the end, which of the beatles is, i’m just wondering, macartney, lenon, which one of them, i can’t say, it’s not the beatles, maybe we’ll listen to the end, at least until the middle , let's continue. all dream mega you break. vladimir, there is a version, alexey, unfortunately, no, nikita, i don’t, then we’ll ask, maybe there is a version in the teachers’ room, yes, natalia nikolaevna has a version, this is louis armstrong, louis armstrong, of course he is, fifth question , and this. video question, attention, this is the trostenets memorial complex, it is notorious for the fact that it ranks fourth in europe in terms of the number of victims during the nazi occupation, and what is the name of the main monument in this memorial complex? alexey, if memory serves, this was the gate of pain, margarita press, nikita! this is the wrong answer, margarita is perhaps a memory gate, a memory gate, it’s as if telepathy really worked, we said yes, a memory gate, this is the correct answer, yes

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the title of the film refers to the romantic drama of the same name by the french cinema classic claudee of the most interesting melodramatic films of the last century, but the cat has a different approach: instead of two heroes there is a whole scattering of little people characters, instead of extreme sentimentality, a lively, witty and ironic narrative. i looked, well , it’s kind of revealing everything that we all have inside, each of us has something of our own, men have their own, this has theirs, women have this, it’s just like that... so to the surface volodya brought it all out very delicately and with such love. the film contains seven short stories united by the theme of relationships that develop between people. they all connected their lives with each other, some for years, some for moments, but the memories of sincere strong feelings remain forever. these are stories in which everyone who watches will find something of their own; they capture those tiny, but very important moments that everyone has ever encountered. small stories that i started writing while i was on covid

claude speaks every language. claude is an eye program, claude, is going to be available, and star trek is with you now, and you can just tap your badge and whatever the person says, claude will know what village they're from. who? the mayor was. there is no further public comment on line item five. director's report, discussion report on recent activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission meeting. director hawkins. good evening. commissioners. chief scott, members of the public. i am filling in for director henderson, and we'll start with a couple of stats, focusing on the fact that we have more cases pending than we did at this time last year, both in general as well as cases pending with the chief and the commission. we currently have 314 pending cases. at this point. last year we had 252 pending cases. we currently have 13 cases pending with the commission and 93 with the chief, the last time i had the oppo

and of course they've given pledges, is that their support, their defensive israel is iron claude. and that means they could be dragged in to a wider conflict in the middle east. i would say, sure, i'll just go to washington. are you an agency for palestinian refugee says it's received numerous reports of master tensions. it will treatment on the enforced disappearance of palestinians by these randy ministry. the report comes as palestinians month, prisoners day on wednesday, with thousands of people accounted held in his writing ministry jails. his regular authorities have at least $1500.00 detainees from garza since april 4th, including women and children. unless, as all of them were held for weeks and military facilities with no means of communicating with family. torture is also alleged. meanwhile, and his reign the human rights group, as well as that using his way, the politicians of functioning, the systematic mistreatment of palestinian prisoners. the group positions for human rights says violations include false disappearances and torture, or former prisoners in the occupie

the theme is not only flowers, the rate is small 300, attention to the screen, claude monet depictedlaid out, tubers, tapinambura tubers, that’s right, here they are, nickname 300, last year brazilian... and there are fifteen hundred markets, the area of ​​the dantokpa market in the city of catanu, the economic capital of this country, exceeds 20 hectares, people come here from neighboring nigeria, cameroon, this is benin, next, transports. last year, on the fifth anniversary of the moscow cable car on vorobyovy gory, the fare was halved, and those who owned it could ride the mkd for free. maybe a student card? no, the owners of the initials mkd, and in any order. transport in 900.832, the austrian empire built the linz-czech budijovica railway line using this type of traction. about 20 years later the traction was replaced with steam. maybe on horseback? right. nut theme 600. this holiday is celebrated august 29 and is called not only nut, but also bread. and kholshchev, maybe there is such a nut saved, right, come on, but at the end of 600, on may 12, 1973 , this musical by the bri

split like jean-claude van damme, admits that he often visits his mother, warns that after the first

for my first book, which i called “divided people,” and which a year later was published by jean-claudey called it everyday life in a union, but it was a mixture political genre and yet prose, because everything that was described was described as small prosaic stories, like what was happening. again, i was a little afraid to write about what happened to me, i even told myself, don’t write, because many people do this, it’s like you’ll kill something in yourself, but then i realized that it was an exorcism, that it helped me to immediately throw off some big load, to free myself from something for a short while, the second thing that happened right away, literally in the first week i visited... two or three magazines in russian, which were published in paris, having visited them, i realized that i don’t want to publish in russian and never will. what we had in paris, our parisian portcot, it was a fact, it was immediately visible, that they only accept their people, from the softpeace, their former acquaintances, and that we are just as alien to them as when we were sitting underground,

cl claude -- we're live in oakland. >> we're on the blacktop at latitude high school in oakland. right next door is a sprawling and troubling homeless encampment. more than a dozen people are living in tents and cars and rvs. the city has declared the encampment a public nuisance but it sits on private property. once squatters have settled in city officials say it is very hard to get them out. >> if it's a private property, the judge has to direct the sheriff to come and clear it. if they break into your house, it is not the police that will come and get the squatters out. it has to be the sheriff to come get them out. >> that has not yet happened because of what he calls government dysfunction. meantime students and staff here say the squatters are often aggressive and set fires that damaged school property. every morning staffers check the playground for needles, glass and other trash. the head of the school says that along with her students' physical safety, she worries about their mental health. >> our kids have experienced enough trauma as it is and what they don't need is t

miguel: obviamente una candidata que estÁ en la delantera, claude .a tela que cortar. pero ya en cierto aspecto el debate no cambiÓ gran porcentaje de la poblaciÓn el debate sirve para confirmar a grandes sectores que ya vienes una decisiÓn en tÉrminos de tema fundamental economÍa mexicana estÁ reportando el peso estÁ muy fuerte. todavÍa hay temas como la inflaciÓn y el desempleo que bajado tambiÉn pero sÍ, el caso de mÉxico la distancia entre los candidatos comparada con los estados unidos es mucho mÁs estrecha digo, mÁs amplia. perdÓn. si siguen la encuesta que estamos viendo ahorita se nota una gran disparidad en tÉrminos sobre ciento de candidato oficialista. octavio: viene la cuenta regresiva, en mÉxico y el inicio nos estados unidos. platicaremosmucho mÁs seguido con profesor miguel. analista polÍtico, regresemos mucho. miguel: muchas gracias. octavio: abrazo fuerte. al volver aportamos el tema de las desigualdades que enfrentan los estudiantes indocumentados mientras acuden a la universidad. ♪ ♪ octavio: hay una iniciativa de ley que te bocado

claude barnes, a student at all black high school, he's radical. he's part of these multiple growing black power movements organizations. he wants to be body president. he was already like junior body president, but he wanted to be senior student body president, the black administration, this allowed him from being a candidate because of his radicalism. the students protested and still voted for him. right. despite it being this allowed. so they protested. use the police because laws and starts attacking harassing both students and teachers. they run to einstein's campus for support at his campus a student organization of black unity kind of being founded one of the key leaders is nelson johnson. and so they run to this campus to get help. so blue and ethel jackson comes back and goes to support them, they they say you're starting a riot. you're starting this and starting that right? they run back to his campus and. a standoff ensues. right? part of standoff is a couple of days and. civilians, white civilians are going around his campus shooting an

i would put it up there with claude iii, anthropic, and congratulations.y spent a fortune, but it's really good. no one's talking about it. i'm using it now ahead of claude iii. >> interesting the stock might be reacting this morning to some headlines about eu rules probing their use of what they're calling russian disinformation >> what an annuity stream. imagine if you're eu, you sit back, hey, let's go after oracle today on that skydance thing you know let's go after -- they try to select them. >> you think so? >> well, david, if they need money, what are they going to do, shake down european companies? you think european companies are going to give them anything? give me a break. >> they've already eliminated competition there. >> it's just that, who's due who haven't we hit lately? oh, we haven't been to amazon lately >> that's a very -- that's a very cynical view, jim >> oh, cynical >> it's a very cynical view of antitrust and of the broader regulation >> sorry yeah >> they have a different approach in europe, that is true it's not all about the cons

go to claude. claude is conversational.ctually, better conversation than a lot of, you know, some of my close friends. >> there's some think pieces on the tape today arguing that youtube is 30% undervalued and deserves to stand on its own. >> well, if they could tell the story, and if they let you know how well the nfl's doing, and if they stop running pictures of cats in the fourth quarter. that's what they did in the commercials. they run pictures of cats. i like cats. i was once purina's cat spokesperson, so i like cats. but really, is that what they do? cbs is charging a million dollars for 20 seconds, and they're running pictures of cats and telling you not to stress. >> we'll watch alphabet. you mentioned, in mag seven world, apple, this filing reveal revealing some layoffs of 600-plus. >> i see that foxconn might be doing more building. last night, i had a chartist, carolyn, who is really not like apple, saying, we're catching a -- i know, don't laugh, fibonacci bottom. i happen to be a believer in fibonacci, a medie

jean-claude van damme came to cannes to help sell the distribution rights to a film that had not yetpany american independent vision, the budget is expected to be high: $30-40 million. expeditions to europe and tibet are planned. the action will take place in the middle of the last century. van dam's hero, kidnapped by pirates as a boy, ends up in china, where he becomes a martial arts master. the name is typical, but intriguing, search. the actor wants to direct the film himself, hoping that it will become the most epic production in the genre of karate films. i'll be in russia in august on a promotional tour and we'll all see each other. see you soon in russia. stars come to caen not only to participate in the festival, but also for advertising their new films, their visit is arranged and furnished with all sorts of effects by the companies producing the film, in the non-competition screening of the film in the palace of festivals or the appearance of the star who starred in it on the steps of the famous staircase. the merit of the change is not in the formula, but in the form. in

clinic, becoming father learned to play the violin, is proud that he can do the splits, like jean-claudeamme, admits that he often visits his mother, warns that after the first scandal he will put an end to the relationship, roman married a girl with low libido, but for... 5 years i still couldn’t show her the sky in diamonds, hoping that svetlana would turn out to be a hot thing. hello, i don’t believe it, massage therapist, the splits in flight are steeper than van dam’s, and we couldn’t show my wife the sky in diamonds the whole time, why, why couldn’t we make her scared? no way, i don’t know, it’s been like this since the first day. for another 4 years we pretended that we were together, that i was just going on business trips to earn money, in the end my daughter herself already said that there was no need to do theater, i already guessed that you were not together, but you were young, hot, somewhere in the country they got you, well, unfortunately, there were a couple of moments, but thank god that she didn’t discourage you, what a horror? so that there was a family, so that there

it was like that movie where jean claude van damme is fighting, i was only fighting my demons. >> jimmyg was or a bad gig was, i was happy to be in front of people doing stand-up. the guy tells me, "listen, bro, if you stand at the bottom of the pool,@cutics will carry up." i guess he was an acute ticks dude who couldn't fill a pool. "we'll stand out on the edge and hear you good." believe it or not, the people laughed. it was a good show after we got out of the whole me trying to get out of the empty swimming pool. [ laughter ] when you start off like that, you end up at dodger stadium, 20 some odd years later, that's an incredible feeling. you know what it's like to struggle and fight and claw your way out of a pool. [ laughter ] and now have the success of being in front of the entire city. yep [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: from one big bowl to another. gabriel iglesias. get tickets to his stand up tour "don't worry, be fluffy" at fluffyguy.com. thank you, gabriel. we'll be back with ernest. >> lou: "the jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by tequila don julio, an icon

correct answer, yes, they are, platelets, the third question, name the author this painting, alexey, is claudes it, i’m just wondering, macartney, lenon, which one of them, i can’t say, it’s not the beatles, maybe we’ll listen to the end, well, at least until the middle, let’s continue, it’s already mega. and armstrong, of course he is. fifth question, and this is a video question. attention, this is the strostenets memorial complex. he's infamous because it ranks fourth in europe in terms of the number of victims during the years of nazi occupation. what is the name of the main monument in this memorial complex? alexey, if memory serves, this is the gate of pain. hurry, margarita, press, nikita, this is the wrong answer. margarita, perhaps the gate of memory, the gate of memory, listen, it’s like it’s true, telepathy worked, you said, yes, the gate of memory, this is the correct answer, yes, now you understand why i couldn’t accept the gate of pain, it’s not exactly what i would like hear the sixth question, what military specialty was the heroin in the story. pistol, nail gun, well, nail gun

favorite moments, just to give you a sense of, not to be to present about it, but there was sort of a claudeains moment when he was talking about h michael cohen and he had to distance himself and he said to just imagine how shocked, shocked donald trump was to find out that his lawyer, michael cohen, was engaged in a crime. you were just waiting to hear, this was like straight out of casablanca. so, i think there was sort of a lack of dealing with the evidence. obviously, they still have time to do that. they can do that during the trial, they can do that in closing. in terms of starting the case, i thought, you know what it is great that there is a smart jury. they seemed extremely well educated. that is going to play well if the other side, if the defense doesn't have an answer for those pieces of evidence. >> adam, the defense is that, look, this $420,000 and cents, $35,000.00 a month, as of 2017 was just the agreed on price for, for michael cohen to be the personal lawyer. they are now saying, of donald trump and his wife. >> and, that is why the point that andrew made a moment ago is s

at the rate this stuff is going, i was playing with claude, and it is better. it can do stuff that is shocking. >> you know how you have the smartest iq person around? >> and not the most street smart? >> and they don't have eq? >> this is what will happen in the next year. we haven't gotten to the point -- it can do multi-step problems, but not a ten-part of things that have to happen at the same time. >> the emotional levels, too, being able to read people. i don't know. maybe it is there. maybe it is not. >> i think claude is better than most of the others on that stuff. people are using it -- we talked about this with the psychology and other things. >> right. >> in a way that is different than chatgpt. >> yeah. okay. >>> we have an update on the collapse of the francis scott key bridge. the process of removing containers has begun. that process will take weeks to remove the containers and tow the ship. the goal is to restore access to the port. it is a difficult process and dangerous. >>> former president trump has lost an appeal to delay the criminal hush

claude monet, without a doubt.m just wondering, macartney, lenon, which one of them, no i can say, this is not the beatles, maybe we’ll listen to the end, well, at least until... vladimir, is there a version? alexei? unfortunately no. nikita, i don’t. then we ask, maybe there is a version in the staff room? yes, natalia nikolaevna has a version, this is louis armstrong. louis armstrong is, of course, the fifth question, and it's a video question. attention, this is the trostenets memorial complex. it is notorious for the number of victims. during the years of the nazi occupation it ranks fourth in europe, and what is the name of the main monument in this memorial complex? alexey, if memory serves, this is the gate of pain, hurry up, margarita, press, nikita, this is the wrong answer. margarita, perhaps the gate of memory, the gate of memory, listen. this is the correct answer, yes, now you understand why i could not accept the gates of pain, this is not exactly what i would like to hear. sixth question: what milita

gloucester when gloucestershire played there and, he went in northamptonshire playing and in my little boy claude to monty panesar. the wonderful had such a good reputation and panesar was horrible to him. couldn't give him the time of day. so what was that about? now is my time to give back. well it certainly wasn't his, his behaviour at that point. i was very disappointed, and my boy was sort of crestfallen and couldn't understand the reaction of, oh, i heard that. >> i heard that when i see, footballers and stuff and they just walk past their fans, i always hate that because i think it's your fans that put you in that position, i was watching, was it good morning britain or something? an interview this morning with george galloway, and i actually thought that the presenters were very kind of dismissive of him, were almost. i would say, almost bordering on mocking him. and didn't really wanted to go back in time, you know. did you say this? i think it was 12 years ago or whatever. and he was kind of getting very frustrated and saying, look, i'm here to talk about the here and now and what the p

and of course they've given pledges, is that their support, their defensive israel is iron claude. and that means they could be dragged in to a wider conflict in the middle east. i would say, sure, i'll just go to washington as well. let's dig into some of this with the time i come in and he's an assistant professor of public policy at the doha institute for graduate studies. tom, it around to tack on is rarely so we've been courting an unprecedented, but tyrone would also say that israel of choice to attack, it's embassy and damascus. that that was also meant to be off limits. so now it feels like we're an uncharted territory and i'm trying to get my head around what the options are here in terms of israel is response. now they obviously want to avoid naija escalation, but they also want that to be symmetrical, right? think they need to respond almost in kind in order for, for them not to that week. so water exactly. their options. no says, i mean, exactly. i mean, it's clear, i mean, from the messages we're hearing from coming from is that a and it's own allies like united states

there were many who turned down the shy claude, an opportunity for them to step in. why did they wasn't the lower amount or was it the cause? >> i think what matters here is that allows the appellate system to move forward. now what the final outcome is unknown, but at least the system work that the trust in the american system of fairness and transparency and the appellate system of appeal, all the way to supreme court is what allows me as an investor to get on a plane lean on wednesday night, fly all around the world to go raise 3.6 billion. tell these investors as they have for years trusted america, let me bring that 3.6 billion back here to do a real estate development in data centers. now, i have removed the slide that had new york in it because right now we don't want to talk about new york risk things are still a little funky chicken as you know, that people don't want to take any risks in new york and that's just i'm just one investor, but believe me that deck everybody running around the world raising money, i'm just one of them is not talking about new yor

claude manet spent the last decades of his life in the geverny estate, a flower garden and a small twigunderstand my water lilies, i planted them for pleasure and grew them without even thinking about painting them. the revelation of my fabulous wonderful pond came to me. i took the palette from that time on and almost never had another model. my garden is my most beautiful masterpiece. i am completely absorbed in work, landscapes with water reflections have become my obsession, they are too much for an old man, but i am determined to depict what i feel, when i see a landscape, i feel that i can capture it, this feeling disappears as soon as i start working, i destroy some paintings, i start over others , i hope that of all my... my main merit is that i painted directly from life, trying to convey my impressions of the most fleeting effects. the landscape does not exist on its own because it changes every moment. revives him the ever-changing air of light. only the surrounding atmosphere gives objects true value. i work in my garden all the time with love, everyone discusses my art and

i use claude now. i use openai, chatgpt.that the answers and the things that are coming back are at the same level. >> you know, these are hard things, and they're going to constantly innovate. i'll give you two quick simple examples. go ahead and run, why is it called march madness? how can i buy tickets to march madness? do that on gemini, chatgpt, and you'll find the answers pretty similar, slightly better on gemini. that's just a random example, but it's useful, timely. i think google is in this race, but i think the more important point is, i think they're sort of more perceived by the market as gen a.i. roadkill than as a derivative play. look at what meta was able to do in terms of improving its process, its offerings for consumers and advertisers. i think google is doing the exact same thing. that's not reflected in the stock. that's why i like google here. >> okay, so, what do you think the stock should be worth a year from now if you're right? >> i think our price target is $160. could there be upside to $200? yes,

plaster, we invited the artist yaroslav panin to grow lemons, the painting is based on a painting by claude single plane. the main tone of this wall is white, but there are also splashes of lemon juice here. cabinet furniture is like a polyphonic choir, the tones are different, but they sing harmoniously. the main materials are laminated chipboard and mdf, wood finish and white and yellow enamel . a bureau and a console shelving unit with glass doors lined the brick wall. there is a personal section for timosha the cat. instead of a blank wall, the living room will be separated by a sliding partition of three sections. they can slide along a strong guide profile made of anadized aluminum. another decorative panel made of stabilized moss. it is unpretentious, the stand tolerates the lack of moisture from light. on the ceiling in the hallway and corridor, like sunbeams scatter. in the living room they set up a jogging track and a magnetic busbar. the voltage is insignificant; it is not necessary to turn off the electricity when replacing lamps. the chandelier is also a bus, but suspended. rou

william claude jones, reportedly abducted his 12-year- old bride. wife completely and impregnated yet another when she was just 14. so, he raped them and impregnated them and created a law that forced them to bear his children. >> you know, as i was watching that i was thinking about how -- >> wow. >> -- i can't think of a dayside host, and extremely popular show, a general show, willie -- >> a daytime talk show, yeah.>> -- a daytime talk show where they would bring up abortion and talk so passionately about it. watching that it just really hit me again how mainstream this has become. this is not a left-wing issue. this is not a women's issue. this is not a democratic issue. this is an issue that we now see , and this is great evidence of it, is mainstream. 60 to 70% of americans going what are you doing? you can't risk a woman's life. because you want to make some point if you are a judge or a state legislature. it's really incredible. just how mainstream this issue has become. since roe was overturned. and the political earthquake it has caused. >

i like to use the one that i like to use is claude. i do everything with chatgpt.he question -- they put -- they solidified a deal. again, like, okay, we're just going to keep running on that? don't we need something new? >> what have you done for me lately? >> yes. >> they're working on five, chatgpt 5. apparently, there is a question now, i'm sure you guys saw this "journal" story today, about running out of data. running out of good data that you can actually sweep in for your large language models. >> i think that salesforce is going to be the one that this quarter has an edge. i think they're going to do big enterprise. that will matter. i think we have to hear something from apple. i was with some younger people who said, stop talking about the vision pro. it's in the closet. in the closet. >> already, it's in the closet? >> in the closet. wow. >> put away. >> interesting call out of loop capital today. they cut to $170. they argue, jim, that they see full-year earnings and revenue declining for the first time since 2016. >> well, i think that you don't have

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