claude nos cuenta mÁs sobre el entorno y tambiÉn sobre la familia. >> fue reportado desaparecido por perdiÓ contacto con su familia tras una cirugÍa en la espalda. sus amigos lo buscaron en las redes. estÁs bien? nadie sabe de ti en meses. otro amigo dice: quiero que sepas que te extraÑo y te quiero. el joven de 26 aÑos sufrÍa de un dolor crÓnico en la espalda. una foto de rayos x extra cuatro clavos en lo que serÍa su columna vertebral. su ex compaÑero de habitaciÓn en hawai describiÓ su traumÁtico dolor. Éste doctor que no tratÓ el sospechoso nos habla de ese dolor lumbar. >> los pacientes que tienen un alto consumo podrÍan llegar a desencadenar estos estados. >> entretanto en donde vive la familia, guardias impiden el paso de la prensa. la familia dice estar desconsolada al igual que los amigos. >> era uno de los chicos mÁs buenos. pertenece a una prominente familia. se graduÓ de la universidad de pensilvania, se especializÓ en ciencias de computaciÓn y trabajo como ingeniero de gata. estudiÓ en esta escuela privada. el anuario muestra un estudiante de alto rendimiento. allÍ los p

claude murray a former european member of parliament. some of the names from the labour party.e cash, co—founder of... people will be pouring in with those names. the nominations for the leader of the conservative party going into the house of lords. zoe ball has described presenting radio 2's breakfast show as "an absolute privilege", as she signed off for the last time. the 54—year—old announced her departure in november, after six years behind the mic. kylie minogue and david tennant were among the stars on her final programme. here's our culture reporter noor nanji. another day, another destiny. one final show from me, zb. onlyjoking, i'm not going to sing! let's have some daft punk. and so it began, zoe ball's last radio 2 show, filled with tributes, including from her colleagues. i am going to miss waking up with you every single morning. my massive cavalier hat is doffed to you. you are an absolute gem. she also reflected on what it all meant to her. it's been such a gift to show can do this show, to follow wonderful terry and of course chris, tough acts to follow. prett

claude uceda nos informa.se aprobÓ esta noche es una extensiÓn hasta mediados de marzo para que el gobierno continÚe operando. esto le da los fondos al gobierno para que no cierre. y asÍ que las buenas noticias para miles de familias para los trabajadores federales que tenÍan duda que iban a contar con sus cheques a finales de este mes en Épocas navideÑas. las malas noticias es para donald trump porque este paquete, estÁ legislaciÓn aprobada no incluye su demanda, su demanda fue que se incluya suspender el techo de la deuda. en este paquete que fue aprobado no estÁ eso y mÁs bien esta ayuda a desastres, asistencia para agricultores. la otra noticia es que el voto en la cÁmara de representantes se dio gracias a que los demÓcratas ayudaron a los republicanos. es decir a maqui johnson el presiente de la cÁmara representantes y 34 republicanos estuvieron en contra de este paquete. asÍ que por ahora la noticia tambiÉn esta noche es que no se sabe si el liderazgo de el presiente de la cÁmara de representantes estÁ e

i am paying for chatgpt and claude.actually think they are the best. they are ahead of the others. the issue for me is it depends on what i'm doing. chatgpt is better at writing certain things or rewriting certain things. claude is much better at generating brand-new types of things if you ask it to do something. i use it for creating spreadsheets for new documents. i'm hearing from a lot of people in the industry that are using both side-by-side. >> hold on. i need to know this stuff. you say claude is better for generating stuff that starts with nothing. is that what you are trying to suggest? give us more detail here. >> it depends on how you use it one thing i have found with chatgpt, the more you use it, the more it knows your style. whichever one you commit to is going to get better for you. i think chatgpt has been better for you as far as rewriting things. i use it for rewriting emails. anyone i have emailed here, i have probably had chatgpt rewrite it for me. what claude is strong at is creating a new spreadshe

claude yarks i need to to go short here, but i'm going to begin with you.uickly can the ways and means committee report out a tax extension and tax reform bill? this is a crucial question. we've had jason smith if on, we want one bill, reconciliation bill, not two or three bills. how fast can you get one out of ways and means? serious but really important question, claudia. >> we can't get one soon enough after january 20th, because we just don't know what the makeup of our committees will look like, and we've got to get it through because it is the secret formula to creating the growth that president trump needs to unleash our economy whether it's, you know, dealing with energy or getting rid of inflation. the doge cuts, all those things are going to happen. we've got to do it very, very quickly, and i agree with you, it has to be to done in one bill. breaking it up only risks us getting two bills with nothing -- larry: yes! >> normally, onlike that, but -- larry: no, that's right. lloyd, i'm going to ask you the same question. i need a tax bill by a hundr

uh, thank you for indulging as a, you know, president emmanuel claud has suggested that from should send regular combat forces into claim levels that they've been pools in the fridge. the size of the lamond, indicating that macro on has discussed this decision with his british count spot. how likely is it that the u. k. will deploy it so just to engage in, come back in newburgh and won't close the glasses, could be expected if such a decision is made. you know this discussion, is this going cool? no follow up around for several months. is it has a good in your life. after the meeting between margaret on and brand new system, in addition to the in there is also going to sources are also mentioned and uh, you know, these in the course are going to explore somebody different branch cooperation that you have the field of recording addresses. however, uh, defense, minnesota, oh but it's in the midst of lead me recently has stated that london has no plans to send. uh uh, units do you agree uh, with uh, with uh, actually its in addition of that uh she said at this time or we do not know what is

were concerned, people would arrive in the clothes they stood up in and they were coming back to a claudel seeing them arrive with clothing they had had on at the beach. literally became in shorts and t—shirts. beach. literally became in shorts and t-shirts.- beach. literally became in shorts and t-shirts. what do ou shorts and t-shirts. what do you remember— shorts and t-shirts. what do you remember about - shorts and t-shirts. what do you remember about the - shorts and t-shirts. what do . you remember about the people you remember about the people you spoke to at the time and what they had been through? i remember that they were quiet until they almost felt they had developed the confidence to speak. and they benefited from the emotional support that the volunteers that i brought to gatwick to assist with this meet and greet service that we were going to provide. ultimately, they were... they gained confidence to speak. not really to talk about their experience. just how glad they were to be back in gatwick airport and on british soil. latin america what about your volunteers? they wou

host: claude from ohio. democrats' line. caller: my question is republicans are in the majority. there's 211 democrats and 219 republicans and balance of 435 i don't know. why are they hollering democrats shut anything down. they got the majority. host: how would you like this to proceed? caller: let them vote it in. host: alan in mansfield, texas, a federal worker. caller: government employee's stand point we can't keep kicking the can down the road because every time you have a c.r., you put the government workers in a panic thinking we are going to get furloughed. they need to do what needs to be done from a federal employee's. get the funding passed and don't kick the c.r. down the road. host: how would you get that funded? caller: however they deem it necessary. i don't care if it is republican or democrat however needs to get done needs to get done. host: brian, independent line in minnesota. caller: i'm sick of all politicians when you get about 90% of them are career politicians and don't care about this. >> we should do one bill and you've got congress and slush fund of

i don't believe that beautiful claude will tell me formally, a higher good. that's what we're bringing back folklore in, but not in it's archaic form that you got not in the original and then the city, but in combination with modern music. and because i've been moving within different styles all my life anyway and wondering if there's a find that interesting teen them, especially as music is a universal heritage and extend them. she said they want to come, we are aware of our routes, but we're looking to connect with other cultures such as. and that's what i really love about our time today. this freedom that people didn't have a few generations ago. i mean, why don't you know, but the just to push to be thought is, well, they couldn't travel, just change their location and go to festivals. for example, none of that existed to medical office developers names thought the kids task 3 or a few a nice system. it's this mix to me which contains elements of folk music ball and especially ancient music and said they did. that gives you this feeling. comes your mind,

will not show you the whole daye of the old.li it was calm and casual the way he released the clip claudewhen you look at the video, you can deftly say this thing has been preplanned.be enhe must have followed him andm miknown how long he's been in tn minneapolis. heo fr commits that shooting coh with a gun jammed and able to freeze around and walk up ande kncalmly shoot him again and way which tells me he knew whats he was doing.he and in my personal opinion,e there was a lot of things he did write that a couple of things he did wrong as far as the cell phone. if it is true the cell phoneho they found a block away is hisbe cell phone, that is pretty stupid number went to have a cell phone and then drop in on the scene. the other thing is the cell phone can be a false flag. >> laura: nypd chief was asked if he thinks the killer isyou professional?, watch. >> whether or not is atchi professional and we have no way of knowing that that from the video it seems he is proficient withre att firearm says he was e to deal with the malfunctions pretty quickly. >> laura: he was able to and jammed t

shannon bream, "fox news sunday claude to" and i need to break this down, because it seems to e choosingeally leaves this case in lambeau. we have president-elect sing in a statement, there is no way such corrupt people can have a case and taken over by somebody else. it was a crab cake so how could it be taken over by somebody else? does he have a point because fani willis at the end of the date even though she might be removed from this, she decided who to prosecute. >> she did what we got was an indictment, jacqui so the latest decision at least a majority of the opinion in the appellate case that there is not enough to get rid of the indictment, but there is this issue of staying in charge of the case. she was from the get-go, the beginning the one having meetings and gathering evidence and deciding and presenting this so it did turn into an indictment. the judge says i don't have to find a conflict here and i don't find that based on the information of the evidence below but what i found is that parents have a problem how people of georgia and how confidence in the system when there

and he's the drone expert and he's also a fox news contributor and, brett, at the risk of enraging claude i can't recollects i'll begin with you and you can bet she'll be back. what's going on here? what is happening here? >> our military used to dominate the drone air space, but all this technology now is more accessible than ever and let china lap us because of archaic laws in the u.s. that damaged our domestic drone industry. they're winning the drone race and we need to invest more in the technology and the reason we're having these issues and so many don't know what's going on is because we haven't made the proper investment in our country drone technology and drone technology space that's needed right now. the pentagon. they're saying maybe it was manned aircraft and that info is not difficult to track ask it's public. but the biggest issue here is our government doesn't know what they're doing. if that's the one fact we can verify and we no longer have control over our ace space and lack of adequate response of drone sightings is allowing a lot of misinformation to spread and every

larry: claude i can't recollects un-abashedly for kash patel and he's a friend of mine and been a fabulous contribute tore the television show and fabulous contributor to the radio show you all have been on and so forth, listen to kash's experience. to me, the criticisms of him from both left and right are just a bunch of nitpicking and ankle biting and everybody knows he's a tough guy with vast experience, claudia. that's why i'm pushing him and endorsing him on the show. >> i sympathy he's great. he put out the famous devin nunez memo and gave everyone bread crumbs for adam schiff and hillary clinton and under president trump trying to destroy his presidency. getting back to forgiveness from president trump and he forgave hillary clinton and lisa page and peter strzok and all those people. david weiss and his beef today, he's not sympathetic to hunter biden. he said 11 article 3 judges appointed by six different presidents don't buy the argument that biden is making saying oh, this was an attack or biden. vindictiveness on hunter biden and they were the start of this horrible miscarriage

others, like harry hopkins and agriculture secretary claude rickard, noted instances in which the president withheld information. many recalled that fdr was clearly under tremendous stress, but all were struck by his calm and resolute manner. amid the constantly ringing phones and dire reports. i want to play you brief audio clips of actors reading from the first person accounts of two people who attended the meeting. we'll begin with labor secretary frances perkins. perkins was the first woman to serve in a presidential and was one of fdr longest serving cabinet members. in a postwar interview, she recalled how he conducted himself during these most trying hours of december 7th. the president was sitting at his desk. he was preoccupied. he was looking at papers, had a cigaret in his mouth. people were moving around showing him things, pointing out things to him. other members of the cabinet were coming in. there were a number of other high offices of the government around. there was terrific excitement. knox would come in and out. stimson would come in and out early. he was rushing back an

we have $7 billion from investors including amazon and google to create something called claude. but we couldn't figure out how the heck they would get a return on the investment. get call centers. help law firms. loan officers? really? maybe to summarize things, wroting documents and someone date and to write college term papers so they could become chatgpt efficient. i mean, why did oracle founder larry alice son say three months ago, we have 162 data center and i expect 1,000 or 2,000 or more around the world for who? for what? nobody could articulate one practical idea that seems to make economic sense. a way to build factories with less waste by constructing a digital a.i. inspired prototype, might be a building kit. at this point, some of the smartest people starting saying, that i, jim cramer, had drunk the a.i. cool aid for thinking there is anything other than a phony arms race. i stuck to my guns. although other than service now, which was using nvidia platform to make workers more productive. people just didn't see it. and then last night, gloriously we got the report.

necessarily on having one best offering with the large language model, a chatgpt, for example, or a claudemilar. their focus seems to be allowing the smaller and mid-tier players to come in and build on their chassis so that all of those web service credits will continue to be built up and bought up coming from aws, which allows them to stay the number one player in the cloud services model, which they built and pioneered 15 years ago, right they initially built it as an in-house tool and then all of a sudden realized there was potential to sell it outright. i think that maybe that's the same strategy they're taking with ai and it's just going to take some time before it's obvious to us mere mortals. >> malcolm, thanks for joining us. >>> up next, the mentalist oz pearlman will join us at post 9. also a stock market prediction you don't want to miss he seemingly gets nothing wrong. i don't know how he does t he will blow our minds again next - [female narrator] around the world, 5 billion people lack access to safe surgery. children are suffering from treatable causes.. ..living with condi

his stunt work was featured in "charlie's angels" and "double team" with jean-claude van damme. wally crowder: garrett was a very focused individual. people think of stuntmen as oh, daredevils, crazy people, that's the last person i want on my job. i want the very best at what they do. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): but towards the end of 1997, wally says that focus shifted the minute garrett warren met claudia haro. wally crowder: beautiful, beautiful woman. we just wanted garrett to be happy. he had found somebody that he seemed like he genuinely loved and wanted to start a life with. there was something special about her. i think people who got to know her, she just has a beautiful soul, and i think men were attracted to that as much as to her beauty. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): claudia's good friend julie araskog remembers when claudia and garrett first got together. one day she says to you, i met this guy. yes, and she was very excited. i was always a big fan of garrett's. he was sweet, he was funny, and she just seemed so happy with him. and, you know-- i should say actuall

jean claude, whom the reporter tracked down to a truckstop just north of the us, canada border, informs valentine time that i appeared off when he encountered me on the night of august fifth, 2011, that i was behaving in a furtive manner, suggestive of criminal enterprise. our actions may be explained in by reference to certain formative experience is whether we are loved, whether we are will care for whether our parents wish we'd never been born and so i remember the last time i saw my mother, the peanut butter and jelly sandwich she made me. sliced on the diagonal, the crusts removed. it sat on my plate with the note. remember? i love you. will feel you. there was still a moment in time when she was combing my hair, smoothing the calyx. remember? i love you, ophelia. that she might have reconsidered. remove the valise from the trunk for sake. and bob. none of us the wiser. there was still a moment before the screen door cracked against the door, jim. before she stepped out into the autumnal saturday, the leaves fluttering to the ground there to rot and turn to mulch that she might hav

>> i'm a big chatgpt and anthropic you can talk to claude the back and forth is kind of fun., ex- one, xai. >> that's one you hear a lot more about, a name to watch musk's influence. can't be ignored. >> i think you can make videos and other things will real people in them that you can't -- >> that's right. >> like openai stops you from doing things like -- >> trouble. sounds like trouble. something to watch. >> thank you. >> good to see you guys. >> coming up, the wrap on the delay shopping season. will there be names on the discount rack? new data on retail sales from stca.d "sawk box" is coming right back. aryland global campus isn't just an innovative state school, it's a school for real life, one that values the successes you've already achieved. that's why at umgc, you can earn up to 90 credits toward a bachelor's for prior learning and life and job experience, why we offer scholarships and affordable tuition, and why we have online classes and the support you need from your first day to graduation day and beyond. no application fee if you apply by february 12th at umgc

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host: claude in portland, oregon. you are next.aller: i was wondering -- i'm not too familiar with the new jersey drones but when they have the ufos over phoenix. i'm wondering why local tv stations don't send their helicopters to try to track it down, do some investigating. guest: well, knowing a little about some of these issues associated with these unidentified flying objects -- they have now changed the name. what has happened is a lot of the claims that have been made -- a lot have been military pilots too. they have seen anomalous behaviors by aircraft. they are unable to identify the aircraft. some are moving so rapidly they literally look like they are moving from one side of the cockpit to the other side in a snap of a finger. what you are really seeing is a lot of those have turned out to be explained anomalies. they have been able to say that had to do with some sort of, you know, i will call it a visual aura that may have occurred and cockpits in such. i know the pilot believe something happened. we are still sorting t

using chatgpt and some of these other services, gemini, claude, it can do a lot. >> we heard exactly human -- >> costs. >> costs. >> yeah. >> it's an unbelievable amount of money to the company. >> per interaction. >> right like $10. >> 10 bucks minimum. >>> coming up, backlash in washington over a lawmakers' deal to avert a shutdown we will bring you an update from d.c. after the break. >>> here is a look at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and losers it all started with a small business idea. it's a pillow with a speaker in it! that's right craig. pulling in the perfect team to get the job done. i'm just here for the internets. at&t, it's super-fast! you locked us out?! and when thrown a curveball... arrggghh! ahhhh! [crashing sounds] we had everything we needed. is the internet out? don't worry, we have at&t internet back-up. the next level network for small business. ♪♪ i sold a pillow! ♪ (animatronic santa) ho, ho, ho! (vo) time to move? make it easy with opendoor. sell your home in any season, for any reason. (animatronic santa) look at me! i am festive! >>> good morning welcome bac

host: claude in portland, oregon. you are next.ler: i was wondering -- i'm not too familiar with the new jersey drones but when they have the ufos over phoenix. i'm wondering why local tv stations don't send their helicopters to try to track it down, do some investigating. guest: well, knowing a little about some of these issues associated with these unidentified flying objects -- they have now changed the name. what has happened is a lot of the claims that have been made -- a lot have been military pilots too. they have seen anomalous behaviors by aircraft. they are unable to identify the aircraft. some are moving so rapidly they literally look like they are moving from one side of the cockpit to the other side in a snap of a finger. what you are really seeing is a lot of those have turned out to be explained anomalies. they have been able to say that had to do with some sort of, you know, i will call it a visual aura that may have occurred and cockpits in such. i know the pilot believe something happened. we are still sorting thr

that's a phrase that i heard in my years in brussels, that one of the beauties we were told by jean—clauderopean defence union, a european defence union, a european army, if you want to call it that, was we wouldn't need to spend 2% on defence. we could all spend 1% on defence and benefit by working collectively. and starmer is doing two things at the same time. he's going to estonia, he's talking about nato, he's talking to donald trump, and trump's going to be here maybe in february or starmer, they're talking about this. but at the same time in the last week, he's made it very, very clear he wants us to be much closer to the european defence union. what is i mean, it seems to me, robert, to begin, it's quite difficult to do nato and the european defence union. there's a potential conflict. where is starmer really on defence? >> well, i don't know. and that's what worries me because they seem to be all over the place because i will go further up the line. the great thing, one of the great the 17 big reports and inquiries was the sdr, which was to shape modern forces for modern contingenc