um so what does co have to say? we have been clear that the challenges are great through world without waste. we are hoping to shift the mindset from coca cola being the face of the problem to being the leader in finding solutions. we believe we are making good progress, but we have a long way to go. it's so yesterday, this resort that we're at actually did the coastal cleanup for about 2 kilometers of its beach. in the back of this truck is what they cleaned up. 250 kilos of plastic garbage. let's see, i'm a co bottles are here. coca cola, coca cola, coca cola, coca cola, coca cola, coca cola, are we seeing the pattern here? so half of the bag was just one brand, coca cola, a clean this beach every single day forever and always get this much garbage. it has to change this has to stop because if not, what do we have left the of the, the co africa. they are hot, commodities, beach and pens. these are being illegally treated as caps and kidney and ranger setting up our knowledge. our national parks are found out. they

in these co-creation centers is a one-of-a-kind experience in our own country. world has had a successful experience with philosophical films and new works, they think that when they look at this prototype of this product, it is actually difficult to produce it, they need to get a license for its tests and cleaners, which itself needs to go to the production line. creation of policies we will make a new tv satellite that after it reaches the original name, it will be produced by an industry that is producing in the same subject and has an active production line, and in addition to production, it should be a technological company , a manufacturer specializing in production, and i believe it is involved in production problems and troubles. he himself in his masnawi seventy-one paper to my producer not to worry and worry about technology and innovation , the new combination creates a new company, it creates a very good for the marketing of the producer before this network was distributed and in fact the market was ready to sell, yes, participation in production of

mustafa suleyman is a co-founder of deepmind which was sold to google in 2014 he's now the co-foundernd ceo of inflection ai, also the author of "the coming wave" that is out in september. we feel lucky to have this interview with you today. >> it's great to be here thanks for having me. >> your book is essentially a warning of sorts about this coming wave of which you say, quote, we're not prepared. >> i don't think we are prepared, and i think it's important for us to be super aware that this is going to be a dramatic transformation. the benefits are going to be unbelievable i mean, we are on the cusp of unleashing an intelligence revolution think about it over the last 20 years, we've all got access to smartphones and laptops, whether you're a billionaire or you earn $20,000 a year we all get to use the same cutting edge hardware, and over the next ten years, maybe 20 years we're all going to get access to intelligence in your pocket the best, the smartest, the most incredible tool you could ever imagine, and that's going to change everything. >> i think we're trying to, you know,

i'm not sure they would co-operate with i they would co—operate with anybody. they would co-operate withught on rehsa palavi and - anybody. just a quick thought on rehsa palavi and whether| anybody. just a quick thought i on rehsa palavi and whether he is a credible partner? he on rehsa palavi and whether he is a credible partner?— is a credible partner? he was considered — is a credible partner? he was considered a _ is a credible partner? he was considered a credible - is a credible partner? he was considered a credible partner but he quit, and i am not sure next time he will want to be included in any coalition. before the end let's talk about diplomacy, you spend a lot of your time on the road in washington and brussels and all sorts of political capitals trying to support both for the kurdish — uranian position but the widest sense of an opposition to the islamic regime. the iranians say actually, you have become a puppet of israel and that there is evidence you sent agents, working for israel to iran on sabotage missions. is this true? ., �* , sabotage missions. is this true? ., h

and of course what we also sought during co, it is tipping point of population. but china is population has started the same thing. but the worst thing is populated against falling fast. and the chinese around having no children, so the story of fine or whatever, drawing medical economy, the world's biggest population. although a series are very much following, all right, phrase or how we thank you very much. thanks very much. and staying with the chinese economy, according to an analysis by consulting seat from k c. m. j, chinese carmakers are expected occupied 15 percent of the european carmack markets by 2025. the country also overtook japan as the world's biggest exposure of vehicles in the 1st quarter of this year with the majority of growth driven by electric vehicles. and that rapid growth has left german carmakers in the backseat. they've traditionally occupied about a 5th of the chinese car market, but in recent years, chinese e. v is a low and you can see the 2nd line here. how well surpass them. i ask who he goes about young. i'm a list of metrics to e

a microsoft co signed or bill gates is in beijing for talks with chinese presidents. she's in pain installation in a string of high profile, but not widely publicized visits from american business leaders. tesla policy law must because they are just days ago meeting with the countries foreign minister with in our ass off his arrival. other big name visits over the past few months, have included apple boss at him cook, jp morgan, c o, jamie diamond. the visits come as the chinese economy is told, several signs of slowing growth and tensions with the united states remain high. so what's behind this flurry of these things to discuss? bass, i'm joined now by tyna. i'm list fraser highway fraser. it's good to see. nope, the gates has got a really warm welcome in phasing see called him an old friend. how would you interpret this? well, of course i would hate to be called an old friend bye. she didn't say, i have to say if the communist party calls you a friend or an old friend, and i always think that's a bit of a cost rather than a blessing. so, but bill gates is, you know

i'd like to yield back to my co-anchor. mr. jackson: thank you, the honorable sheila cherfilus-mccormick. mr. speaker, i rise today to join with my colleagues in recognizing and giving special commendation to caribbean american heritage month. from shirley chisholm to malcolm x, to congresswoman yvette clarke, to congresswoman sheila cherfilus-mccormick, to the great w.e.b. debois, to c.b.c. chair, mr. steven horsford, sheila jackson lee, from the founder of the city of chicago, jean baptist, to the great general in haiti, here we are, people who come to this country from the caribbean have helped to make america more vibrant and successful. this is because caribbean americans are some of the most creative and hardworking people in the world. this cannot be debated and most certainly cannot be denied. but it's really the power of the caribbean egaltarian spirit that has really helped to make america a better place. people who come from the caribbean are raised in cultures that believe in family and faith and that they believe t

freedom, and a co-chair of the pro-choice caucus, congresswoman diana degette. [applause] ms. degette: thank you so much, leader jeffries. tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary of the u.s. supreme court's devastating decision to overturn roe v. wade. it will be the first time as a nation that we've stopped to remember a fundamental right that we no longer have. for one year women across this country have been forced to live with the reality that they no longer have the right to access the health care they need. they had to live with the fear that one of the most consequential decisions of their lives may no longer be theirs to make. the number of women who have been harmed in just the last year as a result of this decision is simply too many to count. the pain and the trauma that they have felt has been unimaginable. the inhumanity, incomprehensible. the refusal by the majority in this body to act has been inexcusable. over the last year we've heard incredible reports of the harm this has caused. we heard about the 10-year-old rape victim who was told that she

well, of course, he does have a co-conspirator in this as well. and it would it would be quite a while defer the co-conspirator was, you know, found guilty. and the former president was not. so i i totally understand. >> what you're saying, they're obviously you're you're our future about history. and this country. what are your talking points kind to those to those folks coming into your classroom? i assume you're maybe in summer school o what are those talking points for those who curious a bit shocked by what's going on. >> yeah, i think it's reminiscent of of the particular last few decades. we've really seen erosion of faith kind of, you know, pillars are aspects of democracy. weatherbee, you know, the press or schools or elections. and i'm, you know, scared to say that this indictment of regardless of its ferocity, it's been challenged by some is just simply a political witch hunt. and concerned this is going to continue this trend of eroding faith in institutions that are necessary for democracy, such as the judicial system. so i think this

the chinese presidents aging pain welcomes microsoft co finder bill gates in beijing. their musing follows a number of recent high profile chinese visits from american theos. we ask a quad, are they talking advice? also coming up, high romania is economic boom has left the country in need of a 100000 workers from abroad. this is need of the business on page ferguson. thanks for joining me. microsoft co founder bill gates is in beijing for talks with chinese presidents. she's in pain installation in a string of high profile, but not widely publicized visits from american business leaders. tesla policy law must because they are just days ago, mazing what the country's foreign minister with in our ass off his arrival. other big name visits over the past few months have included apple boss at him. cook, jp morgan, c o, jamie diamond. the visits come as the chinese economies toll several signs of

today, samuel full works for the enter called co operative. he helps gordon a local, green and renewable energy projects in the west of france. one of the bundle. so that we have solar panels installed above the parking lot, making some of the energy use fed directly into the surrounding administrative buildings on the street. the states are in front of us and the tourist information office, which is right behind today. on our end, if you want to produce directly where it is consumed, that's eliminates transportation and transfer losses. this i'm talking about is no different from all the hundreds of others in the area. we want to show what we can achieve with local production and replicates it on the municipal scale because we to develop the local energy generation helps reduce impulse. another step towards energy independence, samuel falls next stump, is a group of farmers who operate 5 wind turbines. that's how you say that you will. so we love working with wind farm project is because they raise a wind staple. these people are rooted in th

time on the limits of co tom sets. and you have some neighbors in balloons, book, and handbook, a new terminal for l. n. g. importance from the us is underway in summer 2021. many environmental movements such as fridays, the future and in the gallon to mobilize to oppose the project. the northern port region is already home to many industries that rely on natural gas, a refinery of thought to lies in manufacturer and automotive sub contractions. the impact of decades of german energy policy is evident to you as long as natural gas was cheap industries, but in no rush to switch to renewables, and to help domestic industry remain competitive on the international market. europe subsidized oil and gas on a massive scale to the tune of 55000000000 euros every yeah, over the past 10 years. this a so does the roots of gemini is economy really nice on gas payment is. it's a big problem. and the only way to fix that is to expand renewable energy, also on the to the renewables really cheap and then fossil fuels were sent those t

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of doing even once that can artist and a co exist parts unveiled in 60 minutes on d, w. we are all set and we're watching closely. we all seem to bring you the story behind the news. we roll about unbiased information all 3 months. the it's a lot of us, it's one of those morning things that just has to be done. not many people like talking about digestion on where it is. 7 to get over that to be because what goes in up top can have a huge impact on your health. and what comes out down below. it can even be used to kia disease today, it's all about the roles, the digestion chase, and now live our new testament between a tim shows you how to fix the process. so stay tuned and get ready for fun. on, in good shape. the hidden behind your belly button is a curious and remarkable organ, alone coiled to between 5 and 8 meters long, close to a ton of food passes through this labyrinth every year. and along the way, it's turned into something that's not exactly appetizing. let's take a closer look. the intestine is a very individual, oregon, one that reflects your personality. so

she along with barbara lee are the co-chairs. i said, diana, can you believe this? i'm going from here to texas. i was going to texas the next day. to texas. and i said, i just want to be sure that we're all onboard for us to introduce judy chu's legislation to protect a woman's right to choose, tomorrow morning, first thing. [applause] it was startling, it was heartbreaking, it was bad. but we were ready. judy chu had entered that legislation i don't know how many times since about 2013. we were ready to inoculate against their poisonous action. and now here we are today, we agonized, we organized, i see some friends here, we unionized. so here's what happened this morning. this morning and this week we have had precedent, led by hakeem jeffries, our wonderful leader in the house, katherine clark, pete aguilar so many members gathered together with our pro-choice co-chairs, diana degette, as i mentioned, and barbara lee, and judy clu, so judy -- judy chu so judy could announce in two days in our discharge petition we have 211 co

by the way, russian was hosting a meeting with the co operation counseling a month. we'd be happy just so you cover that. so we did it seem to use it in this context since the i'm or it's in the gulf. countries in general, seem to attach great importance to the development of relations with russia. do you feel, do you see that the anglo saxons? first of all, all the usa and the united kingdom are pursuing their usual policy as in other regions where they put pressure on other countries that are friendly to russia and try to prevent them from establishing new contacts and partnerships, strengthening the existing ones. and you, certainly, and these are not the only countries facing pressure, the anglo saxons in the allies are pressuring everyone they con, including our closest allies, such as the members of the collective security treaty organizations, and the arab states of the gulf and no exception. the methods used by the west, off, excuse me, i say the sippy route. i've no of the to you see when they talk about these rules of which the international holding must be

the co-ceo label. congratulations. it's not a label we see too often, co-ceo.ow is it going to work at oaktree? armen: i appreciate the opportunity to be on real yield. the co-ceo designation at oaktree, yes, it is a new one. we often don't see it, but myself and my partner, bob o'leary, who have been at the firm now 16 years in my case and over 20 in bob's case, have worked together directly in our opportunities group for many, many years, and several years ago, i moved over to the performing credit strategies. our partnership is strong across all things oaktree. we work closely with our credit areas and our noncredit areas as well as our noninvestment areas of the firm having been here for so long, so we are not really dividing the world in terms of the opportunities set for responsibilities -- set or responsibilities. it is a partnership. i will continue overseeing credit strategies and bob will continue overseeing the opportunities group. i think there's a tremendous opportunity collectively at oaktree given the current market environment and economic backd

he added, as a co sponsor and seeing no other names on the roster with a embarrassment of co sponsor riches, same house same call. thank you, nancy waterfall. the resolution is adopted. madam clerk, would you please read the memoria? today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late big luke. ralph eisen buys and diane major. we are adjourned. [applause] >> my name is (indiscernible) the director of the office of civic engagement and affairs. before we start our evening program, i would like to introduce to our opening performance. please give a welcome to bango (indiscernible) dance company performing the west african rhythms. [applause] [drums] [music playing] [singing] [drums] [music playing] [singing] [applause] >> give it again for bango and company. [applause] on behalf of the san francisco human right commission and immigrant affairs, welcome to the 2023 immigrant leadership awards. we are thrilled to be celebrated with you again, in person this time. [applause] as a quick reminder, we have spanish, can

so my co-author of the book mark, a longtime friend of the thomases had the idea that we should takeof that material and put in a book. the book is 95% new material but it follows the same pattern as the filter it tells his life story from the beginning tohe te court and on to today. so think this is an important moment for people to understand that justice thomas, where his ideas come from and who he is as a person. >> host: what was it like i just convince a supreme courtvi justice to sit down for 24 hours of india? >> guest: it was not easy, and it is a long does it have you ever granted filmmaker by any supreme court justice, let alone one that's been reluctant to be interviewed. but the film is bald and at each stage i was very honest and open with them, and we came, we were originally planning to do traditional documentary, interview 15 people from all periods in his life and all points of view, but i quickly realized his voice would be lost and he was the best help of his own. story. in this way he tells you what he thinks and you can accepted or rejected that this is why i th

there's a small number of worker-owned co-ops in the south bay. so far a slice of new york pizza is the only one that also is a brick and mortar business. congratulations to them! >>> coming up, they're in for a grueling race across the pacific waters, how rowers from around the world get ready. >>> speaking of being on the water -- >> reporter: this 60-foot long hi-tech sailboat is part of a grueling race around the world, but it's also collecting scientific data from some of the most >>> welcome back. >>> just a few days from now rowers from all over the world will gather in monterey for a huge test of strength and endurance. the world's toughest row starts there and goes 2,800 miles. look at that route across the pacific ocean into hawaii. it's scheduled to start monday. >> we have some elite sport athletes, but we also have, you know, regular guys or women who just want to take off on a challenge of a lifetime. >> there's always an opportunity to do something extraordinary and this is one. it's certainly tough, but you will have no regrets whe

i mean, all your co workers have dedicated themselves to saving people. you see miracles performed almost every day in the hospital. and to believe that somebody is intentionally murdering people. is very, very difficult. you know, it's very difficult for the fireman to believe that one of his co workers is actually starting fine. that's right, right. it's the same thing here. it's a universe of such dedicated professional people that no one wants to believe. now one of their co workers would be intentionally taking lots and i can understand that i can see we are speaking with an investigator and author, bruce sacrament, about his investigations, into medical serial killers. we have to take a short break, but you're not going to want to miss the 2nd half of this conversation. stay tuned . we'll be right back. 2 2 2 2 2 2 the the kind of situation that you find, although i think it's a great political opportunity to offer goods for the 1st time to articulate to the world, to say, listen, we have a multi, a whole lot of relationships with all the powers, th

what do you think the a o co tray or loan frere trends? you know, maybe maybe maybe seriously speaking, the only thing that is going to get anybody to watch this is something 1st about drastic to, to at least gardner, some kind of interest. but just stick to the theme of what people want. know, the idea of fair and balanced as i said, is over with. so i say that in fact, if they do that, you're going to be the person who is going to be attributed to that, that, that may be a bit extreme. but look at, let me explain to what's happening now with fox fox is doing it in, i guess the opposite direction. they're losing it's hard core, right? we roger ailes beta top. they're doing it right now to play wishy washy. when it comes to rhonda sanders after the dominion lawsuit, they went, they just they, they lost their backbone and other attended bodily parts. they lost their soul. something happened to them. but again, but i think it's, it's so interesting what, what i'm trying to say perhaps a bed verbose, but nonetheless, i'm sincere. these 2 netw

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and he winds up being in m e n t, and he actually toys him, his co workers invited his co workers and he said, hey guys, you know, you work so hard, have some donuts in the donuts and they all got sick that night. and he calls them up, he says, tell me, will you symptoms tell me everything that happens. he's re losing the excitement of poisoning people, not only when he actually put the boys in on these donuts, but healing how they suffered. mm hm. and it turns out that the donuts were actually sprinkled with loss and made it easy. and these are not stupid. about 2 weeks later it comes to what some ice t and they have the ice t test it, and it's loaded with awesome. wow. and the police did a fantastic job and he gets 3 years in jail for boys and his co. ready marcus, and then he comes out and he's a doctor again. it to be a lot. it seems impossible. how can anybody pass a government background investigation and have your license? yeah, and have your license reinstated? yes. well, i'll tell you this, this guy. it's an incredible sociopath, you know, he will, he was an ex marine and he

, alleged co-conspirator. we wondered whether there could be any conditions. we've now learned from adam and all that great reporting that the judge actually, not the prosecution, but the judge said they are not supposed to communicate about this case. you might wonder how is that supposed to work in reality. the whole point of it is so they can't collude on their testimony. they can't try to get their stories straight and because the investigation is ongoing and the prosecution is worried that mr. trump doesn't know all of their witnesses who have testified including, it sounds like some employees of mr. trump, they're worried about providing -- >> hold on a second, our reporting is that they traveled together to this arraignment today. >> yes. >> i don't know if that meant they were in the same vehicle, but it sounds like they'll be able to be together. >> he'll still be able to work for him. it sound like the judge acknowledged the unusual circumstances given that he's a current employee, but they're not su

i also met with the co-founder and c.e.o. of an information technology infrastructure company. he created his first enterprise in 2012 and in 2018 expanded his where to support ak dema and business groups traveling -- academic and business groups traveling to cuba from the u.k. and others. they reen forsed -- reinforced what i learned when i went to cuba back in december. i came away from my december trip and last week's delegation with three main conclusions. first, it can be time-consuming, even difficult at times to navigate the cuban government's rules and regulations on the private sector. but overall, cuba is opening more and more space for private sector development, especially for small and medium-sized entrepreneurs. cubans, especially young people, are taking advantage of these opportunities to expand existing businesses and create new companies. innovation and collaboration are happening in every sector. second, each of the entrepreneurs who i met appreciate the support and encouragement they have received from the u.s. embassy. they noted, however, that they no long

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he's brought me to casablanca's commons co—working space to showcase his studio skills. there. models like this are crafted using the game design platform unreal engine. can't believe how realistic that looks. this calls on different specialists across modelling, texturing, lighting and character design. so everything on here is an individual texture. how do you then go about — which i imagine is the difficult thing — how do you go about making it move? we make like the rigging. it's like creating virtual bones. i've actually got a virtual skeleton inside me. can you actually make me look better than i do now? yeah, i promise that. well, don't promise too hard! but, yeah, 0k! yeah, that'll be easy! i can make you look better! all right. hamza's professional game assets are astonishingly intricate — a sign of morocco�*s ambition to become the video game hub of africa. 0h, there's trains. i love trains. yeah. and you can really see, when it's like this, the individual elements and all of the little textures that go into making something like this. one of these objects can